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Friends Fete
Bride-Elect
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The home of Helen Underwood
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on South Fifth, was the netting for
n bridal shower for Margaret Ted-
lick, autumn bride-elect.
Gathered for the pleasant eve
ning were: Lucille Bold, Zelma
Howiiril. Vera FrUtl, Bernlce Mc-
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Criick'u, Prnrl TBlley, Lereen Mc-
Culium, Helen Mccornnck, Lillian
C'lnrk, Alum MaKon, Irene Mark
hum, Hinetla Dorrell, Badle Wal
lace, Marie Underwood, Alma Co
ler, K iihleen Hepburn, Pally Ivelt
moe. Ivy Diew, Ada Wllllts, Nina
Nybuck and Sandra Nyback.
Assisting the hostess were Velma
Sell and Luclle Welfer.
Bridal Shower
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A DUAL BRIDAL SHOWER For sisters, Mrs. Donovan Leo (Jack) Nicol, end Mn. William A. (Bill) Kittredge; wji given In
Warner Valley, ihortly aftor Mary Ann's marriage to Jack Nicol in Reno. Her litter, Janet had, tome monthi before married
Jack's cousin, Bill Kittredge, in Corvallis. Most of the guests are shown in the picture. (Complete list in wedding story.) From
the left, front row, Mrs. Cassius Rychard, Mrs. J. Wakefield, Mrs. Donovan Lee Nicol, Pauline Rychard, Mrs. William Kittredge,
Mrs. William A. Kittredge, Mrs. Hugh Cehill, hostess, who gave the shower at her beautiful new ranch home; Mrs. Oscar Kitt
redge Socond row, Mrs. Nora O'Koeffe, Mrs. Al Santos and Mrs. Raymond Poore. Back row, Veronica Murphy, Darlene Wake
field, Mrs. Roy CUrk, Mrs. Carl Mossner, Roberta Kittredge and Mrs. Harry Schadler. Mn. Henry Nicol, Donovan Lee's step
mother, is not in the picture, because she took it.
SHOWER FOR
BRIDE-ELECT
C'lltl.OQtJlN A suipn-e brutal
alumer tor Mnry Ann bmicrs wan
Kiven Ibj.1 r'rtdny cvenlllH 111 Uir
liatemetil tif Our I ndv nf Ml. Cur
mrl Cntlmhc ('tiurrtl. ll(r.lr.tM" (or
the oc-nMnn were Mrv M O Hnves,
Mm. Jess Pike, Klldn Dcllnruili.
Mrs. Mildred l.'uMcl, Mrn. Ursula
Hmid, Mrn. Ororuo Bhorey and
Mm. Mnry WrlKhl.
Alter mi rvrniim ot ImiKn with
awards Klvrn to Ihp winners; re
Ire: tniienis weio served belure thr
Kiirst ul hntwr openrd her Kills.
'I lie Rill tnllle wild centered under
a bcautllul Mlvrr weddltin hell
fastened to thr ceilini: with white
nlrcamrrs, eluntern ul liny bells
mid a drH-d niriiiiKeinenl to
other ctusleis of smnll bells. Tile
bride-elect assisted in uprninu
her lilltn by Klul DeUoitoli and
Mrs. Leroy Thoniptun.
Attending were: Mrs. Piilrlrk
McAulllle. Mis. P:imore Nlcllnl
Min. JuAnn Klsetniirr, Mrs. Jo
Taylor, and Mrri. William I'aKe. nil
ol Knit Kluinnlll. Mis. Uwlullt
Houers, Ntrn. Leroy Tlioinnon. Mrs.
l.'lnvlou Nli'hiil.i, Mrn. Knrl Krnslrr,
l.rlln Kirk, Mrs. K. J. Dlrlll. Connie
llnlltnoun, Jiu-gufhnr nnd Corincc
Chorry Klnnmih Aiirncy: Mrn.
Ivan lionk, Mrn. Mylan Churlrn.
Mrn. Corn Cryntnl mid Mrn. Hon
Murphy. WllllaniMiii Klvrr: Mrn.
Dutch Dolpliun, 'luli-do. Ore; mid
Mrn. Clyde tenkr, Klnmuth Fnlln.
Mrn. Vernon Norvul, nnd her
hiiucKiii"il. Mrn. W. P. Wiilklm
Mrn. Mall Siini.vin, Mrn. Wnyne
Melimin, Mrs. tlrrry Wold. Mrn.
Mmiucl Orhmi, Mrn. Kloyd Ohl",
Mrn. Ornmo liriiutlnctil. Mm.
Chcnlcr Jnck. Mrn. Kliuo Lobcrt.
Mrn. Frnnk DiUllo. Mrn. Illll
WmnpliT. Mm. Archie Hull, mid
Mm. Andy Ortln.
Kendlim tillu were Mrn. Mumiuel
Wfttnon. Mrn. llclie 1'nne, Mrn.
Luren Miller Br. nnd Jr., Mrn.
Joe Mr.Aulille, Fori Klninnth: Mrn.
Ilurold Collins nnd Mm. Knurr I
Dunk, Wllllmnnon Hlvrr, Mrs.
Cllnrlrn Steber, Holninr.n; Mrs.
Alice Kprnci'r. Mrn. 'lhomnn Bun
ders, Mrn. Victor Bisnun, Mrs. Or
ville KnlKhtpipo nnd Twllii, Mrn.
Mnrk Kiiry, Mm. Hollo Moore. Mrs.
Dirk Hourrs. Mrn. Nell Is Winn mid
Norma Jean Soucrn, Klnmnth Agen
cy. Mrs. Joe Uall, Mrn. Bob Wnmp
ler, Mm. OentKO Heed, Mrs. ted
Wilke, Mrn. I'nul Wnmplcr, Mrs.
W. T. Oiilen, Kathiyit Wninpli'i',
Mrs. Alvlc YouiiKblood, Mrn. Hoy
Cllenger, Mm. DwiKhl Klrcher.
Mrn. Olen Klrcher, Mrn. William
1'rlebe, Beltv WrlKllt. Mm. Joneph
Mercer. Min. Orvlllc Wcddlo mid
Mrn. Bob Mnlhls.
QUOTA CLUB
Alice Vllus, Rovernor of Quota's
4th cUnlrlcl leturued to Klninnth
r'nlln lant weekend from n
plane trip lo Alaska where the
innde nlllclal vl.sils lo the. nrwiy
oiiinnlr.cd Quoin clubs nt Anchor
mie ami Fairbanks, Dui Iiik Hie pant
year, Mrs. Vitus tins vlnlled nil
the clubs In Ibis district which com
prlsen OrcBon, Wii.shlimlon. Uiitl.sh
Coluinbln and Alaska, nllcndcd the
International convention nt Coro
nndo, Calif.. In June nnd will pre
side at the district coufcrenco lo
be held nl Portland In October
Members of Klninnth Quoin club
held their nnnunl Minimcr picnic
Monday evening, aiikusi 111. nt
lllnnclie Pclrolf's homo on Stukel
nlrecl. Irils was a ianilly occasion
Willi a number of husbands, chil
dren nnd other riicM present.
awlininlDK was enjoyed before
the fried chicken supper, and n
Kucst prize was nwmded to Uctly
l'lnnlRcr.
Fnll ncllvllles for the club will
Marl, September B when n lunch
eon mcelliiK will be held at the
I'cllcnn cufe.
. fall dance classes now starting
special ottention topre-school oqe ond beginners
Klamath Falls Daily
Mcrriil Branch, Recreation Hall Tuesday, 2:30-5:00
Tulclako Branch, American Legion Hall Thursdays, 2:15-5:00'
Vienna school of creative dance
horn el th
klamath basin children's dance theater
3546 So. Sixth St., Klamath Falls Phone 7282
Royal Neighbors
Of America 9898
Filend:.hlp Cunin 08U8 Roynl
Neighbors of America celebrated
their r?lh enr In Klnmalh Falls,
with n laiRc number of members
ulid f i lends present.
Moving pictures were shown by
Ous Andeison. IncludlliR one of
louKintc upernllons, Hos Bowl Pa
rade and some of Death Valley.
A rudio puntoinlne under Iho dl
reciiun of Mnry Cammock and
Alice Hoover W'as ptotluced In an
expert manner. Appropriate props
njid costumes were used In the lol
Iowiiik scenes: tilntue of Uberiy
by Dcoln Wryn nnd Fny Mueller;
I.HIle Old Lady, Anna Bhallcr;
Hchool Dnys, Oreta tSchwener and
Dorn Oberit; Pnjier Doll. Frances
Killian and Lillian Sulci; Hie Cilrl
That Married Dear Old Dad, AUce
Hoover.
My Wild Irish nose, Betty John
ton: Indian Dnnce. Ella Pauley
nnd F.llMbelh Bheehy. Creal Bit
lleautllul Doll. Lillian Kosson;
Pistol Parkin' Mama. Kslella Bliul-
niire: Old Dlnck Joe. Julia WW-
llnms: biouk City Sue, Dorothy
MontKOniery: Mae West, Luetic
Heller; Chinatown, Klslc Lonii
iii ire nnd Nellie LaMothe: Mexlcali
Hose. Lillian Stiles; I've Been
Worklnit on the Hnllroad, Chloe
Pride and Knron Lancaster; Mem
ories. Anna McCormack.
Bwecl Lellanl, Ilia Simpson; Side
walks of New York. Jesse Steele
and Ada Bnrleen: Red Wins. Kath
leen Hepburn; Aba Dnbn Honey
moon Lillian Rosson and Estelle
Bhulmlre; Bicycle Built For Two,
Orein BchwciKCr and Dora Oberit;
Silver Threads Among me uoia,
Edna Plnney and Anna McCor
innek; Nurse, Blnlor and Soldier,
Klsle Lonuinlre; Adn Br.rlee, and
Frnncen Kllllnn; and Oood Nlhl
Ladles. Alice Hoover and Ilia
Simpson,
Piano accompanist for the group
was Knlhryn Smith.
Pnsl Oracles exemplified the for
mal onenlns and closinir of their
Camp. The lodge presented Mny
K. Posplnil and Mrs. Artbur stone
w ith their 25 year Jewels. The lodue
also presented ench Orncle with a
gift of appreciation.
Refreshments were nerved by
Ednn Plnney, Greta Schwelfcr and
Adn Bnrleen.
Womens' Club At
Langell Valley
BONANZA The Lnmiell Valley
Women's Club met nt the lovely
new home of Mrs. Dclbert Fnul
such on August 31. with Mrs.
Frnnk DcBcl an co-hostess. Meel
iiik was culled to order bv presi
dent Mrs. I. B. Morris. It wns de
cided to have one more dnnce In
September. There well be a door
prize of a box of groceries Riven
nt the next dunce ns an added at
traction. Following the meeting
pinochle wan plnved with Mrs. Bob
Adiiins winning the high prbse and
Mm. Mnrle Potter low.
Following cards, refreshments
were served to Mrs. 1. B. Morris,
Mrs. Bob Cnhvell. Mrs. Wesley
Dearborn, Mrs. Marlon Lindsay,
Mrs. F.d Flescher, Mrs. Bob Bur
den. Mrs. Paul Monroe. Mrs. Marie
Poller, Mrs. Bob Adams. Mrs.
Chris Hood. Mrs. Lester Lcnvllt
and the hostesses.
ELECTRIC
Wciix Other Popular Mokes
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.iiiiicly ulierek's
Twenty-Fifth
Class Reunion
of girls who were graduated In
from mnmain nigu biiiuvi,
was held Thursday evening. Aug-
11 ..hn Up Wftllaea llArllnir
was hostess at her attractive home j
on snaata way. mc occasion ign
ored two oul-of-towners who mo
tored over from Medford, and also
attending were several from the
Class of '36.
Those present for an evening of
reminiscing were Dorothy (Skllllng
Ion i Abner, Geneva Pence, Nadlne
(Brearcllffe) Shaffer of Medford.
Frances (Bennett) Franklin, Rita
(Stewart! Boudon. Joy (Evansl
D.lnh v.1m. iriiii mark Klvlra
iCallLlen, Ethel (Carlson) Ooel-
ler. Jessie ipadersoni R.eesee. ui
lie (Bowen) White. Norma iDoege)
Uerlln. Venice i Moore i Dryden.
Erlka i Noll Wakkurl, Frances
(Barrett) Olson, and Ruth (Comp
tom Jackson of Medford. who wan
a guest al the Uerllnga home.
LIBRARY CLUB
The Klamath Falls Women's Li
brary Club will hold lta flrat annual
luncheon meeting at the Wlllard
Hotel, Monday, Sept. ft. at 1 p.m.
All women of Klamath County
art Invited to attend this first
meeting of the new club year and
those Interested In becoming mem
bers may Join the club at this
time.
Mrs. John Ashley and her com
mittee are In charge of arrange.
menta for the luncheon and Mrs.
Don Zumwall has planned an ex
cellent program for entertainment.
Those wlsning to make reserva
tions for the fall luncheon may do
so bv calling Mrs. Fred Hoagland.
4681; Mrs. John Ashley, 4553; or
Mrs. E. O. Matthews. 5596.
New officers for the year re:
President. Mrs. Fred Hoagland;
Vice President. Mrs. John Baker;
Second Vice President, Mrs. Loren
Palmcrton; Secretary, Mrs, W.
Ray Lamb; Treasurer, Mrs. Clar
ence Ward.
Committee Chairmen are: Miss
Mav Phlnney and Mrs. William L.
Walls, program; Mrs. k. u. jwa
thews, membership: Mrs. Don
Zumwalt. music: Mrs. A. Ivan
Thompson, decorations; Mrs. Ho
mer Ellis, calling; Mrs. emu ai
brccht. budget; Mrs. R. L. Hesslg,
tea; Mrs. E. O. Jackson, hospi
tality; Mrs. Leroy Carter, pub
licity; Mrs. Ronald Carter, scrap
book; Mrn. James O. Miller, bene
fit bridge; Mrs. George Roberts,
benefit tea: Mrs. Marvin Nerseth,
children's case benefit; Mrs. Vic
tor O'Neill, public affairs: Mrs.
Orecr Drew and Mrs. W. W. Dew
ing, youth conservation.
Going-Away Party
Mnry Dlllard and Joan Mc
pherson hostessed a golng-away
party at the Dlllard home for
Norma Brown, Friday afternoon.
August 23.
Mnry, who attended Henley
schools for seven yearn of her
school life Is leaving to enroll as a
high school senior in Lodl Aondcmy.
Refreshments were served to the
following: Nora Meeker, Shirley
Johnston, Anne Curry. Gerry Lee,
Ella Beardsley and the guest of
honor.
HEAT
Wired
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LADIES AID
AT MERRILL
A one o'clock potluck luncheon
preceded the regular business
meeting when the Ladles Aid
8oclety of the First Presbyterian
Church of Merrill met August 20.
at the home of Mrs. Dwlght Eagle.
Members enjoyed the out-of-doors
buffet with the dessert furnished
by the hostess and her assistants.
Mm. O. W. Offleld and Mrs. Clovls
Story.
Mrs. Harriet Fothcringham con
ducted devotional as the business
session began. Plans were dis
cussed for the annual fnll bazaar
wiui will be held at the Merrill
Recreation Hall on Fridnv. Nov.
7. Appointed on the fancy work
committee were Anne Fruits and
Helen Wilson. Other committees
will be named later.
Members present were Mrs.
Warren Conner. Mrs. E. N. Eagle,
Mrs. Harriet Fothennubam, Mrs.
Warren Fruits, Mrs. Wilbur Has
klns, Mrs. Verna Hoskins. Mrs.
Delia Hodges. Mrs. Lyle Huffakcr,
Mrs. Frank Hunnicutl, Mrs. Jin
nette. Mrs. McNeill, Mrs. Bermce
Wilson, Mrs. R. A. Smith. Mrs.
Martin Wlnther, Mrs. Mitchell, the
hostesses and four visitors. Mrs.
Elfle Christopher. Mrs. Ballard.
Mrs., Joe Wright, and Mrs. Betty
Christopher.
Farewell Party
For Mrs. Korsen
Mrs. Walter Starr and Mrs. Ber
nard King were co-hostesses at a
handkerchief shower In honor of
Mrs. Harold Korsen, wno Is leav
ing this Week for Fresno, where her
husband Is employed os district
manager for United Motors.
Mrs. Archie Huff poured and
Mrs. Charles Rosecrans nerved al
a beautifully arranged tnble featur
ing an arrangement of fall flowers.
Attending were: Mrs. Ernest Rn.
ten, Mrs. Norman Wilson and cou
sin, Mrs. Ona Bngslcv: Mrs. Stnn
ley Johnston. Mrs. Charles Rose
crans and Mrs. Archie Huff.
Sending gifts were: Mrs. Penrl
Snodgrass, Mrs. Betty Costello,
Mrs. Eddie Bretches. Mrs. Francis
Ellis and Mrs. Stuart Day.
DIFFERENT AS
These bracelet! look alike,
but ene it 14K gold and the
other gold dipped. When
you buy a quality bracelet,
you alomand the 14K stamp.
There's a world o difference in
rarpels, too, although today most
carpels look alike. When youre
shopping for carpet, ask for
Less! and be confident of qual
ity. Leu famous trademark is
clearly printed on tho back of
every carpet yard loomed by
James Lees and Sons Company.
Thit ia your guarantee of the
finest money can buy. Ask the
floor salesman to show you the
Lars trademark and rest assured
that here is carpet your rooms
deserve. Lr.F.5 has taken the
guesswork out of buying.
"Four Floors of Fine Furniture and Floor Coverings"
KCamatk unnituneCo
221 Main
BONANZA A miscellaneous
shower was given at the Bonanza
Libritry the evening of Aug. 24, In
honor of a new bride. Mrs. Irwin
Crume. the former May Chains.
Hostesses were Mrs. John Brown,
Mrs. Cecil Haley. Mrs. Ouy Hit-
son, Mis. Lester Leavlll, Mrn. Dal
las Sutherlin. Mrs. Earl Hltson Jr.
and Margy Brown. Gladioli were
used for decorations and the gifts
were put on a long table before
the fireplace. Gertrude Hoefler and
Mclda Chandler helped Mrs. Crume
open her gilt.s.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses to: Mrs.. Irwin Crume.
Mrs. Sylvan Crume. Mrn. Joe
Vieirn. Mrs. Virgil Schmoe and
Karen. Mrs. Billy Bell. Mrs. Mar
vin Michael. Mrs. Charles Borough,
Mrs. Gladys Passolt, Myrta Chand
ler. Charlotte Passolt, Patsy Tofel,
Mrs. Rohlin Pfciffer, Mrs. Ernest
Glvan. Mrs. Palsy Brown and Sher
ry. Mrs. diet Williams. Mrs. John
Tolcll, Mrs. Ernest Graves, Mrs,
Kcrmilt Keyser, Mrs. Sandra Rom
vedl. Mrs. Francis Lilly. Mrs. Ed
Oberheide. Mrs. Jnmes Wu. Mrs.
Howard Schmidt, Annie Romtvedt,
Avhlld Romtvedt, Marlanna Hellek
son, Marllee Keysor, June Noble,
Alice Graves and the hostesses.
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MRS. ALLEN R. WISI
formerly Rechael Gillette,
daughter of Charles Gillette,
Niles, Mich. Wise is the ton
of Mrs. Matilda Wise, 3240
Anderson Avenue. They were
married in Reno, August 9,
and are now at home, 334
Commercial Street.
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VISITING FROM EUGENE Mrs. C. E. Reich an d three months old son, Steven. Mrs. Reich is
remembered here as June Hershberger, pooular daughter of Mrs. Alice Hershberger and the
late Jack Hershberger. She and bright eyed Stevie are visiting with his grandmother, Mrs.
Alice Hershberger, end his great-grandmother, Mrs. Flora Lindsey, 514 N. 9th Street.
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