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KATlinnAY, AUGUST 0, 10IJ2 irr.nAi,n and news, klamath fat,t,s. orkgon pact? seven I - . 7 IS if ft, Morrill Rebekahs Lodge 151 Meets MKKKII.I.- !!fii!.r nirrt'nif t, Mf in" ic-ljf ki'h ln'N'c If I w, liehl ftnrjdj v vriilii( AunH' t 4, V illi MIMirri iinljle Kiiuiti, pi r; Id Hi';. Ami JnntiMiii w ih re I rU'i( ill, imkI Mi xi' p Mntr, , dfiiiKh'.rr of Mm. Olm ('liu-r, Is in m uiih rli'-i'nu t lvn . Tlx luilk wKlien llitm both ft upecdy movny. I'M'il lluriht H'tnUi on tlir for II Un I In- (nit'ltif iluor, hikI llir roni-JtiltU-r Hut liislt iiel U lo pttMliac It The yrrrn tritin. h'tl by tic: t'u,in.n, ivimy 1i.im.iii pii .fitifd llir rvmniK'n juoiium, n hklt rn l.Od "Utile Kiel Hkiiiik IIikhI ." Twenty. time im-mljf j-h of lro-t"-jiy Kcll:n:i uii,- hi KtiiMiulli l iilli honored Met i III loilr.e with u v.r tl In iv .pon' r to I'll invlUilion from Cupuilu Muiy Hithk,ii, Hivl Joiici ii- otliN( lin t p'um wi-ip urll unorr way for the con- nil. on Al Hie Aim u-t IH ni-Mln' I, rl Hnll'i pink ti'idii will be in cIijiihc ol 1'ir piuiii'.iin Wuirt-n Fruit wun Lhidrniiin of Utr in (inii'lil Mi;uk hrivcU by brother OdcHHUiwa. MR. AND MRS. VERNON I. KEESEE, 187? LeRoy Street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Shirley Verlee Keesee, to Dennis John Erickson, U.S. Navy, ton of Mn. Alice Erickson, Seattle, end Mr. John Erickion, Eugene. The couple was merried on July 25, in Seattle while vliiting with the bridegroom's mother. The wedding trip wai tpent with friendi and relativel In Washington and Oreqon. Erickion ha i returned to duty at the Seattle Receiving Station; and Shirley, who hat been with her parents, left early in the week to join him. Photo by Guderian REFLECTIONS A PICTURE thAl no one thought border lor participants In Klam to lake lor publialion wa nal- I alii KalK "KlcMa planned an a Trio Honored At Luncheon Mi". Ooii'e A. M,n . tti.- Ik. I- s i u lovt i'1 ! in 'irnn ii tlu Mvi j-.' home, 711 I'.tf .ic Terrace (Miililiiiiri.i ii Mi I' urtl 1. lAwi;, I'oithuul; Mi-.. H::eii Wn: li'Cr, Kiir: mtirn'r; ml Mrv. Ji'tiws It hliiiu', krtuhnr, it 1 1 of wiium were iff rut Ikhj-fnuclfi nl the J. Roynl Khir home. Oue-tN fur thr oceirlon pw luded: Mm. Rnlph W. Klciirn, Mi. How itrd J'Pirm, Mr.. Prrrv Miiiihv, Mrit. Knrl IlrynoIdN, Unr Ironi Holhp, Idiihu: Mn. Victor O'Neill. Mm. Kred bchttllock, Mrs. J. Hoynl .Shaw, Mr. LnureiK-c L. Hhw, Mr. John Khnw Bnd Mrn. MycrV mother, Mr. Oeore Mndley. Surprise Shower MAI.IN-A Mirnrlse lavetl" hnw- er wan hrl'l al Ihc MRlIn VKW Hull frir Mr. Hlrhard MawKirn Krldav alti-rnwn. Auuunl 1. hosU-KKr.H vrrr Mrs. Bill Wnlff, Min. y.htmH Wole arrfl Mrs. Btr- nirr Htctttird. Pinftn irlii wrre awardrd lo Kaihrrliic l'rtra.c, Anna Bchmldt. and Nora llawkinn. Man Bill wre recflvrd bv the h'morfd iiufM Irom thp followinn: KmlMTlne Fetratck. Geneva Tru Itlio. Bcrnice and Juanlta Kolkow, Minnie MivHaz, Bi-rnloe Sirward. Frfd AndPf on, Bertha Mevers. Anna fhmldl. Thclma Golden. Kmina Wilde, OMene eteward. Ora Oilleli, WInnltrCd Decker. Vera Wolle. Normn Wolle. Mrs. Mary MtAulilfc. Mrs. Mollv O Keele. Mrs. Ji.hn MeAulllle. Joanne and Millie fnow. KUen Steward. Klsle Wolle, Mrs. Fred McDonald. Mrs. R o v Andewin. Mrs. Blanche Fields. Mrs. Rose Stilek. Mrs. Bnv VnnMetrr. Mrs. Turner In Brum. Mrs. Thelma Culllnmore, Kilene MeAulllle. Svlvla MeAulllle. Nellie Irvm. Nell Wood. Leon Wood. Marie Vacknllz. Gloria Anderson. Jpckle Zumr, Mrs. Mil dred Mattson. Mrs. Jim Kitchum, Ike and John Phillips, and Mrs. Jack Story. MR. AND MRS. H. R. CUNNINGHAM, 3236 Cannon Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia ' I Pat) Cunningham, to Ronald Ronnie I Wilkerson, ion of Mr. and Mn. R. E. Vilkerson, 2161 Vine. The wedding date has not been set. The affianced have been schoolmates for many years Photo by Ferebee. Ural bellmi: was the J. Hoval Miaw backyard durum Wanda hliaw Wallace'a recent viMl Irom fcat-tamento For yean. she Invit ed her Kirlhood Iriends lo awim nillift part lea In the bhaw pool Ex) she and Mrs. J. Hoyal Shaw Invited Uie same Rtunp and their children to inret Juimc and IVler onnu ww ol Wantia and Hnbei-t Wallnce A larue plallD auxiliary pool was set up et.peclally lor the children but anticipatory as the Kaltey lurasiire uan slier all ll.iri a rrlvrd everyone was amazed lo discover thai TWENTY - FOUH younit ones were havliiB a "splash. Ins Rood llinel I'' '1 he Eugene Favells, Alice and Janet Hie ftlchard Callahans' dlr l.uvia tfally and Bob Kent's Bar- feature ol next 4th ol July's round up dnys Mr, and Mrs. J. II. Deaas who are big scale wheal farmers In Vulcan. Alberta, Cana da near CalKaiy where the "World Htamiede" Is held were on an cxiensive trip vlsiunir tela l.ves In Montreal then to Chicauo, Yellowsiime, eu on their way west lo see the 1.. C. Wlshards, Alla ntoic Drive i sister and btother-ln lawi They caucht a Pule reileclion in the MltiN ahoui Keith Moon win niiiit at the National Morse Show III bantu Barbara and since they raise Golden Palominos along with tioldrn wheal and had been visit inu many Palomino breeders in the Vt lhrv called on Ihe Moon;. re sult much "Hoc talk" and a plug Irom the Moon lor the ' Fi baia and Susan Young aclons ol i esta" angle so Ihe hand is ex ilic Tom Walters. Paul and Scott The (leorgc Urosterhous' three boys, Hickv, Greu nnd Geo Jr the John Mnetils' rhlldien, Jell and Nancy Kalhy and Belli, dtrs ol Ihe Wesley Lorenx the Bob Er Isndsons' sons. Six and Nlkl Mel. Mil and Virginia Miller's Cindy and Chuck 'Ihe Denis Bubson's Ann. k tr and Joan The John O'Neill's til r Shelley mid the Morris Oar-let.-,' sons, Stewart and Mark To those who claim that KF'h popu lation Is on the wane I claim thai even tho some ol the gals live iKobcin Minnhardi and clir Rutin elsewhere it looks like an asmred ! Lvnn 9 mo.s to visit with her "bang-up" summer roll call! I mamas imicnu ...i. n.i. ll-.s. 1 E. M. Bubb 405 llluh St Husband A DAY OF REST Is always pos- is with the Atomic Enercv Com ss nUle lor the mama Yacht Club mission and Is out west on a member "Let's just lake the fain- business trip Janice and Kalhv lly to Ihe club lor dinner"-Reser- 'Hew out and he will be throuuh vallum may be made by calling the KF next weekend lor a short slop club lor tomorrow s lamily dinner ,th his Inmilv-who will stav here choice ol breast ol veal or Vlr- thin this mouth part ol the time gmia baked ham. with Janice's sis Virginia and husband tDr. Robert Payne) and SUKUIMIMIST DELEGATES Children. tended across Ihe border: Senor and Senora Deans you are cor dially nivilrd to join us lor "Fiesta on Uie Fourth" in Klumaih Falls!! ELLEN AND GEORGE CLARK to Seattle on a combined business and a "wee bit ol ' pleasure trip A lly.ng trip no less Geo meets plums every duj uul Monday nc uUm't drive aaay Irom the niiporl. AT THIS HUM! HOME From Ai'linuion. Virginia Janice Mr.s, 1 . nil. .III. Rrl.liM. l.lnr. AILrMolil Ilen Bneke nurl null, Arlniiw nt-e ' home Irom the natn'l convention In D C nil glowing Irom a won deriul trip bill glad to be back At one of the convention banquets delegates Indicated the type ol business they represented by wear ing a corsage with a clue Ruth Adams won tho prize at her table Willi n potato a potato with sparkling varl-colored sequin eyea further embellished with deep or chid florist ribbon To Ihe state ment, "Oh, you're Irom Jduhol" Rulh'a ready "NO!" was ampli fied with a dissertation on KLAM ATH NETTED OEMS and their aupeiior qualities even to the lact that they are grown 111 the Klamath Basin with built-in aequln evesl It lakes more than one to "Build a Better Klamath Basin" and cred it must, ro to Dena for creating ihe corsage while the others were luy delcgntln'. FRESHMAN FRIENDSHIPS were made last year at Dominican College In San Rafael Mary Hook er dtr of the Ocne Hookers Hon nrene Phillips and Mary Jeanne Corrlgan met thero and Mary In vited the San Francisco lassies to KF lo spend a couple of weeks at the Hooker home 1318 Pacific- Ter race. HAPPY TO KNOW THAT KP might reach across the Canadian Louann Terry Wedding (Continued from pace 6) open house al the Terry home July m mr tne uev. and Mrs. Hugh Branson and their two small sons. Bobby and Jimmy, here lor Ihe weddlnn of Louann Terry and Joe Stringer. The Rev. Branson read the wed ding service during the afternoon. He was pastor of Ihe Tulelake Com munity Presbyterian church for several years, Is now pastor of a church at Spoxane. Assisting the hostesses were Mrs. Albert Scott. Mrs. Carl Coulson, Mrs. Leonard Meshke. Mrs. Mar vis Keysei. Tulelake. was at the punch bowl. Mrs. Ocorgc Milne, Merrill at Hie colfee service for the first hour. Pourlmr durintr the second hour were Mrs. H. T. Street and Mrs. W. H. Weltknmn, both of Tulelake. MIRRORS ttt ny rom In 1ht hornet RAT K. Mftin. Mothers ... Shop the CLOTHES MART for your young sters Back-To-School clothing and SAVE! All garments in good condition and clean. Bring in good outgrown clothing for trade. The CLOTHES MART 125 So. 9th Phone 3364 L,.M -i' 7 r"ri',"-,,i:i,"L , ' . : n. it iA - t Hi Mil 1 1( v.. 1 t - UT ; CI Club Meeting The regular meeting of the Civic Improvement Club was held In the clubhouse. August 1, when mem bers cooperated wltn technicians of the Klamath Counly mobile chest s.',bv unit, fctnt.oiicd ouutide the ciuoiiou5.e irom 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., PST. Mrs. James Van Worrrer was general cnairman. assisted by a corps of vo.untcer club member woiitrs. During tne stay ol l.ie unil here. 151 people received free chest X-rays. During tne business session, the linanclal report lor July was read bv Ihe club treasurer. Mrs. Wil liam A. Page. Mrs. Joseph Hal ford reported that the local Scout pack members had cleaned up the rear clubhou.se yard and hauled sway the accumulated rubbish, us ing Don Veatch's pickuo truck for the work. A standing vote of thanks T.'as given by club members to Uie Bov Scouts and Don Veatch for their assistance. A dclinile date. August 23, was set for the second annual Western styie street dance to be stxinsored bv the club. General chairman Is Mrs: Elizabeth M. Loo-lev. and committees were named at this time by the president to take charge ol the various incidental de partments necessary in planning and staging the dance. for the most important club event of the year, the annual tall bazaar, the date of Saturday eve- l.ing. September 27. was announced with the following committees ap pointed bv the president to serve: kitchen. Mrs. Frank Edwards. Mrs. Joseph Halford. Mrs. Myrtle Den ton. Mrs. Loren L. Miller. Sr.. Mrs. Walter J. Wright, and Mrs. Harold L. Wimer: serving pies and cakes, Mrs. Hansford T. Williams and Mrs. Bert Gray: dining room. Mrs. Ord Prltchett. Mrs. Don Veatch. Mrs. jerry bisemorc. JoAnn saemore; candv booth. Mrs. Joanna Taylor. and Mrs. William A. Page: lancy wore and apron Doom. Mrs. Wil liam C. Martin. Mrs. Stewart Nich olson. Mrs. Harrv Orem, and Mrs. Jack Thomas: lish pond, Mrs. Ray mond s. Loosley. Mrs. James r. Van Wormer and Mrs. William Brewer: Bingo, Mrs. Don Sanders, Mrs. Clay Thomas. Mrs. Frank Strahan and Diane Bechtel; guest prizes. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Loosley; cashier. Mrs. Eldon M. Brattain. Routine standing committee re ports completed the business of the afternoon. R('reshments were served in the clubhouse dining room bv the hostesses of the alter noon. Mrs. Theodore R. Nicholson and Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson. Decora tions carried out the theme ol sum mer, colorful arrangements of love ly garden blooms being used on the table and around the room with charming effect. Present for the meeting and en suing social hour were Mrs. WITtam A. Page, Mrs. Joanna Taylor. Mrs. Raymond S. Loosley, Mrs. James F. Van Wormer. Mrs. Joseph Hal ford. Mrs. Hansford T. Wil lfms. Mrs. Frank Fdwarrts. Mrs. Wilbur B. Hescock, Mrs. Al Feezer and two small daughters. Mrs. Don Veatch. Mrs. William Brewer, Mrs. Ernest Reese. Mrs. Warren More, Mrs. Loren L. Miller, Sr., Mrs. Harold L. Wtmer. Mrs. Charles J. Noah and her grand daughter. Helen Noah of Prine ville. Mrs. Earl M. Jackson and her niece. Mrs. E. O. Burrows ol Ontario. Ore., who was a house cuest at the Jackson home. Mrs. Bert Grav. Mrs. Harold L. Wlmer, nnd Roeer Nicholson, son ol Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson. .ai.i.,.1 '! t ir ,.'.. f In MI in in, .iri.i i .in i-1 ii in mi m i ENGAGEMENT OF Gail Searcy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verl G. Searcy, is announced by them, to Allen M. Urban whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Urbeh Jr., live in Stockton, Calif. The wedding is scheduled for October 17, at the Searcy home on the Keno Road. Photo by Gudarian Local Red Cross Chapter Observes Anniversary Date The 35th anniversary of the founding of Klamath County Chap-: ter of the American Red Cross was celebrated at a no-host lunch-1 eon at the Wlnema Hotel August 4, with 75 attending. Two charter members. Mrs. Jes sie L. Lyle and Fred Fleet, honor ary life members of the board of directors, were introduced. The following were unanimously elected officers and directors: Chairman L. W. Rothenberger; Vice-chairman. Russell H. Tisdale; Secretary. Mrs. George Clark: Treasurer. Robert L. Mason: direc tors, George Dimbat. Nelson Reed. Mrs. E. Zimmerman, Ronald Fhau Mrs. Ed Taylor. Mrs. Paul Lan dry. Mrs. Willis Pankey. Mrs. Earl Kerns. Mrs. E. A. Geary. Mrs. George Retteralh, and E. E. (Mike) Balsiger. Robert Mitchell, retiring chair man, was presented with a past ,. chairman's pin. Mrs. Richard Max- well announced thirty certified vol unteers had earned one-year serv ice stripes, and W. E. Palmer was presented a man's service pin for his volunteer work In the Blood ,. program. Mrs. E. A. Geary pre sented staff aide capa to Mrs. Hugh B. Swaney, Blood program chair man: Mrs. Richard Maxwell. . Group Services chairman: Mrs. Larry Watkins, Registration chair man: Mrs. C. W. Howie, Canteen -chairman, and Mrs. Buford Har gus, Blood Program publicity chair man. Mrs. Virginia Dixon, executive ' secretary, thanked all volunteers who had helped make the work ol the Red Cross possible in this com- -munity. The annual report of tha chapter was presented, and a short film depicting the work of the Na tional Red Cross was shown. Tha work of each program of the local chapter was shown at specially pre- I pared exhibit tables. 1 MRS. ROBERT WALLACE with two sons, Jamie, 18 months, on the floor, and in her lap, young Pater, 4 months, in an informal pose during visit at the J. Royal Shaw ho"me this summer. Re membered by many as Wanda Shaw, she was the inspiration for many planned and impromptu "get-togethers." They have returned to Sacramento, where Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and sons are now living. Photo by Guderian American Legion Auxiliary Meets MALIN The meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held in Ihe Mnlin Church, August 4, Anna Lahoda, presiding. A report was made on the Con vention, by the delegates, Anna Lahoda and Ethel Hamilton. Others attending the convention were Bess McCulley, Emma Wilde and Hazel Kallna. Joan Freltag, Ruth Kallna and Barbara McCulley served as pages, the three days that convention was held. The American Legion Emblem, which was used on tho float was made by Eddie Pierce, Carol Vack nlU, Phyllis Klrtley. Nancy Kol kow and Juanita Kolkow, Girl Scouts, took part in the float and rode In the parade. Anna Pctrasek. the units pub licity chairman, received per sonal award lor the Scrap Book, which she kept, lor getting the most publicity lor the year. Our unit also received a Citation kjUorlt Award from the Department GREETING To Our Customers As this season closes we wish to express our deep apprecia tion for the business with which you have favored us in the past and hope that wo may continue to serve vou. Wo are constantly cxpandinq our nrooram so as to bo of areoN .& er service. Our activities include Landscapo Desiqninq, Plantinq. LaVns, Top Soil, Fcrtll- r i i c .. . . r. -. : : u!t- c...i.a P.i. izina, aprinruinq ?ricin, ncimninM umj, . ..,,, m, ios. Shearing Evergreens, Trimming, Spraying and taking out Trees. We cordially invite you to visit the Nursery end see our splendid assortment of Everqreens. Trees ond Shrubs. Now is the time to make your selection for Fall plantinq. Lakeshore Gardens Nursery PHONE 4286 for taking part In all the American Legion Auxiliary program for Uie year. The president appointed Lorehc Bauer, June McCulley and Patricia Ottoman on the Servicemen Com mittee. This committee is to send cards to the service men of the Malin Community on holidays and their birthdays. The next meeting will be October 6. plIIIHIHIHIIIII i'ffl See Us roa l.cUllr C.rrtri Eagr.Tci i U)&ddinq lavitatieni tri AnB.unc.mtntl Iron lf.SI F.r FUn4rea Ask For Your Copy Of "WEDDING CUSTOMS" By Evalya Murray Ph. 7412 flSm-MfSd ! gaaaqcacaaeaaaaaaeeooe 1500 in Cash and Valuable Prizes Klcmath Basin Grade A Child Personality Contest Sco Tuesday's Herald & News Lesson in fashion! smalleraistline 'fe 1 1 ft haPPier ' way Oil con flatten your ribs, take Inches off your waistline ... easily, comfortably, happily . . . merely by placing the body under tht Influence of a Jontien girdle or ponty-glrdle with the famous lithe-boned breathing top. 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