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SATURDAY, AUlitST 2. lOM
UKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
American Legion
No Host Dinner
Member of Legion posts, and
tirl veterans who are Leflon mem.
ben ot men'a poata from all parts
of Oregon, vera present for a no-
host dinner. July 3, at the Town
CluD. A cocaiau nour preceaeo
'. the dinner.
, Stormy Hasjford, new comman
der of Wlnema Post, in charge of
the dinner, was mistress of cere
monies. '
Among distinguished guests pres
ent were Elsie Williams, State
Welfare chairman; Lilah Brown,
Fast Commander ot Dana King
post, Portland;' LlUlara Howard.
Army nurse during World War I
,and the first woman veteran to
Join the Legion in Klamatii Falls
' and Martha Hurd, Army Medical
Corps, first World War n woman
veteran to Join the Legion.
Presentation ot ' large flags to
Wlncma Post, one of three Im
portant events, was on the dinner
program. Presentation was By past
Commander Kay gammons who
organized the post and served as
the first commander. Presentation
of the temporary and permanent
charters were the other important
events.
The post, organized In the spring
ot 1950 now has 33 active members.
Women Legionnaires are orr
ganizing the XVs which will be the
fun organization of the unit, simi
lar to the 40 et to the Legion
naires. Only women Legion Bm em
bers who have faithfully served
their posts and communities for a
one year period and have been
' members of the Legion for two
years are eligible to membership.
The proposal to organize was
presented by Lilah Brown, Portland.
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By ROBERTA DEWEY . .
Mrs. Mclvin Hart and children.
Portland, are visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Z.
Icenblce.
Recent visitor at the E..E. Kil
pa trick home was Mrs. Mlna H.
Epley, Riverside, Calif.
Mr Vivian Fox enjoyed s visit
from her mother Mrs. Emma
Fread, Salem, and her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Fread, SUverton.
Mrs. Ruby Ruffner left Sunday
-to return to her home in- Los
Angeles, after visiting her brother
-ana his wile Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Grey, Klamath Falls, and her
niece Mrs. Howard Dewey, Merrill.
' Funeral services were held July
22, in Colusa, Calif., lor Mrs. Leo
. , Pearl i MeniliekL Who passed
.....f 1 1 1 1 u im urs Hemiieia uvea
in Merrill for tour years, and
snortly before her death moved
south. At one time she operated
the Merrill Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Shuck, Mrs.
Claude Chuck and Nick, Mr. and
mi s. Roianu West, ana Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. VanCieave are on a
fishing trip in the Steens Mountain
area. - ,
Lucille Markee and Mary Groves
have re-opened the Lost River Cafe
on norm jaain Street, fney leature
home-cooking.
Mas. Dale West accompanied her
O-ta-ayue Camp Fir Girls on an
overnight hike to .McKenaree'a
orove, last Wednesday evening.
The girls cooked breakfast ana
reiumed home Tnursday morning.
Girls making the hike were Bev
erly Moore, Judy Dewey, Donna
Conner, Margaret wuails, Mary
McCulJougn, Sara Vvest, Glenda
oujry urn jueuuic ituuuwu.
Vernon Shuck, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Vic Rhiick. has been dis
charged from the Air Corps, and
m drive home from Anchorage
Alaska wnere he has been sta'
tloned. -
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dragoo and
their houseguests, Mr. and Mrs.
Kay Lay ton,. San Francisco, . en
Joyed a ten day fishing - trip 1 at
i-aunna ana urescenv hues. ,
a . siuuf wi . laciiiu wiiiiiuc
. Girls have returned from Camp
Ka-esta at Lake o' the Woods. En
joying the first week of the annual
Campfire camp were: Margaret
Ann tjuaus, Sara west, Kathleen
Degnan, Gloria Cahan, Beverly
juoore, jjonna wonner, sally Lieipa,
Mary McCullough. and Judy Dew
ey.
Mrs. Harold Hendrickson and
Mrs. Sybil Holl entertained ' the
Library Bridge Club at the home
oi tne former, last Thursday. Fol
lowing the 1:30 dessert bridge was
piayea, and prices were awarded
to Mrs. J. A. McDonald, high;
' and to Mrs. William Walker, low
score. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. A.. McDonald
and Mr. and Mrs. John ONell and
sons, Tommy and Johnny, have
returned from a ten day fishing
trip vo otrsiis ox Juan at Fucca.
All reported good catches, but
Mrs. O'Neil was the champion, she
caugni lour King salmon. -
' Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Allan, Kelso,
Wash., visited at the Howard
Dewey home, Merrill, and also
with the Ralph Karrers, Klamath
Falls. Mrs. Allan Is the mother' of
Mrs. Karrer and Mr. Dewey. They
returned home via the coast route.
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MR. AND MRS. A. E. HAZZARD 1606 Wiard Street, an
nounce the engagement ot their daughter Erlys, to, Thomas
' MtcNaughton, son of Mr. end Mrs. T. K. MacNaughton, Heber
City, Utah. A late Augutt wedding is planned.
Chemult
' By VIRGINIA TAYLOR
In spite of the high temperatures
Chemult had a shower Tuesday
evening, July 24, at the home of
Mrs. George Bourne. Old mister
Stork brought many useful and
lovely Items to Mrs. Lowell Ram
sey. Several of the ladies went to
gether and purchased a very lovely
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L ChHoquin
Br DARLENE WOLFF
Mr. and Mrs. John Jaderholm
and sons had a house guest for
a week, earlier this month, when
her mother. Mrs, Clara Ellis of
Seattle was here.
Last weekend Mrs. Roy denser
and her daughter. Mrs. Glen Kir
bathlnette and others brought ln-cher. drove to Redding and Cotton-
dividual ulfts. Mrs. George Bourne - win. airs, oerry won
was the hostess. Prizes were won "Jd m Gerry. The first two vtsit
by Mrs. Wayne Negus. Woe us and ed with Gleneers other daughter
J - " . anil SCifi -in-law XTr an4 Vara-
Mrs. Lonn Mas urn. omer guesis i , - U "V ' ; " "
included were Mrs. tea wuson oi . muuih, ana
Kua. vtuiii siAca wun ncr par
FLYl
MeiSco Wl .
. fo -in
n..ir. I Ml .Ua Ml
at sHCKV"
.., cast-. ,,nrC
" tunni
Crescent. Mrs. Rav Darnell.- Mrs.
C. C. Long. Mrs. Elmer Holt. Mrs.
Lew Williams. Mrs. Grady ooocn.
Mrs. C. Oalbreath Mrs. V. I. Bra
der. Mrs. Myrtle Ramsey. Mrs.
R. E. Jessup. Mrs. Camp Jessup,
and Mrs. Wm. Taylor.
Billy Lee Schulz has been home
on a two week leave from Long
Beach. He has been in the U.S.
since January. He Is the son of
Mrs. Lew Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ramsey
and children are moving to Klam
ath .Falls In the Mills Addition.
They will be accompanied by Mrs.
Myrtle Ramsey, incy nave
managing the Crater Lake Motel
ror me owners.
Ura . .Tnhn. Thompson Is visiting
with-her son Jeffry Ellis Thomp
son. Myrtle Creek.
Raymond Corrigan. Peoria. III.
Is one of the new chefs at the
Pastime Cafe. , .
Dennis CHalloran and Jack
aniiin Antelooe. have been herd
ing sheep for the Emll Mauer
ranch at Anwrope. iney gc. urcn
mall mi the Chemult Post Office.
They also were flmon? the forty
live wno naa a dies A-raj
day.
A. C. Tbison. Spokane, is vard
man for the Bonneville Stock Yard,
this summer. -
Mrs. Can J p spun snoolnted Mrs.
C. C. Lomr to take her place for
the rest of the year as- Secretary
for the Civic improvement tiuo.
Mrs. Robert Davis moved to Ash
land. She waa the club secretary.
It has been decided that the club
will meet the first Wednesday of
every month. The next meeting will
oe August e at tne noma oi Mrs.
George Bourne at 8 p.m. PST. It
Is impossible to meet at the club
after dark until the building is
hooked up to REA. Plans to pur
chase a meter base and have neces
sary wiring done will be made at
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles War
ren. Cherry and Micki Jo Wolff
came back with the others on Mon
day after having visited in Redding
for the previous two weeks.
Early last week Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Gienger, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Flurry, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolff
drove to Medford to attend last
rites for their brother-in-law. John
Cox. Cox had been in ChHoquin a
great deal during the past 25 years
and was very well known here.
A number of young people have
recently returned from a week at
church camn near. Eugene on the
McKenzle River. Rev. and Mrs. Da
vid Sutton took 12 chldren from the
Bible Standnrd Church and two
young people visiting here during
the summer. Going were Naomi
Johnson. Janet Parker. Sharon Cur
ran from Spragur River. Wavne
DuBois, Davis Johnson. Eddie
Brautlacht, Jack Jones. Gary Heg
lund, Kenny Reed, Jerry Collins,
Jim Wilson from Klamath Falls,
Ted Eegsman, Tony Unive and
Keith Ray.
the next meeting. Anyone Interest
ed In the betterment of the com
munity is urged to attend. Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Schram. Delake.
are the new managers of the Cra
ter Lake Motel. They have two
children Kenneth and Judy both
preschool youngsters.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Porter ac
companied by Miss Rebecca Gentry
and Joe Davis motored to Crater
Lake Sunday. July 27. and visited
House of Mystery near Gold Hill.
Mrs. Lee L. Cox, Eugene, is visit
ing at the home of her son. Bill
Taylor. She has been spending con
siderable time gathering geological
and wildlife information for her
biology classes. She is a teacher
at Medford High School.
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MR. AND MRS. R. W. BISHOP after their wedding in Firit
Baptist Church. Bride it the daughter ot Mr. end Mrs. Joieph
Ivie, Wocus, end her husband ii the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. VV.
Bishop, Portland. The Rev, E. M. Causey officiated et the
double-ring ceremony. Photo by Evergreen
MARTHA IVIE TAKES VOWS
IN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Martha Jane Ivle. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ivle, Wocus.
was married in First Baptist
Church to Richard K. Blshon. son
or Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bishop,
Portland, in a double ring cere
mony in June.
The Rev. E. M. Causey read the
8 p.m. service in the presence ot a
large gathering of friends and rela
tives In a candlelight setting before
an altar banked with palms and
large baskets of yellow gladioli
and blue Iris.
Ronnie Hershberger, organist
played traditional wedding music,
and accompanied Hugh Davis, who
sang, "Because" and "The Lord's
Prayer."
Given In marriage by her father,
the bride wore a white slipper
satin gown with lace trimmed
fitted bodice, and full skirt ending
in a court train. Her fingertip
veil was held by a crown of satin,
lace and seed pearls. Her only
Jewelry was a strand of pearls,
and the white Bible she carried,
was centered with a white orchid.
Ledema Ivie, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor, wearing a
powder blue net gown over taffeta.
A crown net hat and mitts and
a bouquet of yellow carnations and
blue satin streamers, completed
her ensemble.
The bridesmaids both wore yel
low taffeta dresses and carried
nosegays of blue carnations fash
ioned with yellow satin ribbon
streamers. They were Sharon sh
and JoNell Bailey, schoolmates of
the bride.
Flower girls were Linda and
Glenda Storm, twin daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Storm, In blue
net dresses, hats and mitts. The
pretty little girls carried baskets
aMiin in m iMijwpn li iftawiiaaaajiaaayawa
MR. AND MRS. J. . McPARLAND 1 75 1 Etna, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Donne, to Walter B, Waggoner,
ion of Mr. end Mrs. W. R. Waggoner, 920 Grant Streot. An
October wedding It plenned. Photo by Ferebee
Suburban Sirens .
The ri-uulnr inr-llnu of Hie Hub-
iirhnii 8 mm wiWiHit Julv 21 at
Hid lire alnllon olllellla Klrevl.
Iiv-lnws vr-ir rid. uix-UMfd
iiiiirnd.-d. I'lwv t I" be read
nuiilll nl lliv nnxUni-ctllw.
Mfinln-m rrri(t wera Oina l.eo
liurk. Vit GiirilO. tlrrlla Si hwel.
;M Llllliin Kiimfad. lrl tlreen.
Auilrrv llnxlnr,1 Lurllu Million,
Martha Cau'luvjDnmie Cnrr ami
Oorntlla Kiiljrmi
Clii-tin HrhwriK, IwilriM for the
pvhiIiik. m-rvnil fctrraliiiirnla.
REBEKAHS AT
MERRILli PLAN '.
CONVENTION
MERRILL Plans Were dis
cussed for the district convention
of Rebckalu when the local organ
ization met In regular ae.tslon July
21. Mildred Rexford. noble grand,
presided. Sylvia Jonas, chairman
appointed her committees. The reg
istering committee la composed of
tied with yellow and blue ribbon.
Ring bearer was David Lee Cole
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Coleman.
Alan Bishop, brother of the bride
groom from Alturas, was best man,
and ushers were David Bishop.
Madras, also brother; and Bill
Bailey, classmate.
Mrs. Ivle wore a gray costume
with pink and gray accessories to
her daughter's wedding, and her
corsage was of pink rosebuds. Mrs.
Bishop, mother of the bridegroom,
was in royal blue, with white ac
cessories, and white roses were
worn In her shoulder corsage.
The reception was held In the
basement rooms of the church, with and Mrs. Ray Hunsaker, Baher,
yellow rosea and greenery used
for decorations.
Bernlce Alexander poured, Mrs.
James Baldock. brlde'a aunt,
served the cake, and Jackie Tllman
was In charge of the guest book.
Martha s a graduate of KUH8.
and Richard Is a atudent at OTI.
For traveling, the bride wore a
tailored suit ot maroon gabardine
with aqua accessories, and the
while orchid Irom her bridal
bouquet. -',
Out of town guests were: Mrs.
Minnie Ivle and Opal, grandmother
and aunt of the bride, Wichita,
Kansas; Mr. and Mrs, R. W.
Bishop, parents of the bridegroom;
and brothers, James, Portland.
David, Madras, and Alan Bishop,
with his wife and son Ward, Al
turas; Mrs. Bruoe Bishop, San
Francisco: Mm.-Nornmn Dunford.
and Boyd ana Kay, Eagle Point;
Dovle Rreder. Delia llodea, and
Harriett Kotherlimhiim.
The Thrta Itho girls will serve
the noon luncheon, and the Ladiea
Aid society 'ot the Firnl I'wby.
terlan church will servo the six
o'clock dinner.
Pearl Harm. Mary Pope and
Irene Hill were appointed to In
quire about a bell for the outside
door.
It was announced that Ihe Theta
Rho girls are planning to redec
orate the powder room In the
basement ot Ihe hall, a service
which will be greatly appreciated
by all Rebrkahs.
Anne Fruits read several Inter
esting subjects about the Oddlrl
lowa home In Portland. Mlrinm
Hunnlcutl read a vene on "Advice
for Public Speakers." the program
concluded with a verne read by
Vivian Cunningham "lie a Booster."
Reports were henrd from Mnry
Haakins and Leta Molt on Ihe pro
gress their teams are mnkliu
Mary's team has 335 points auti
Lata 's 310 points. Tho conte.il con
tinues until the lu.il meeting In
December. The losing team will
treat the winners with a dinner
parly at the first meeting In Jan
uary. All members are urgnl lo
attend lodge, as points are given
for attendance. Doth team will
compete for points, they will put
on a Joint program, at tho next
meeting August 4.
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