Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 13, 1952, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1052 o V: V'A' i A MS. ICHA0 JCOTT llefll Mn. Howard Srrod. . . , n.w m.mh.,. tty- IOOF Auxiliary World Meeting Mm. KnUi'il lliiny iMiici Anil. 'i miii Icll Mc-nlriniiiT 8, (in llnllii' Texan, In nllrnil u nuri inn l rrpi".minllw" ( In ruiiiliiiiinl A-Kot'lnl ion Auxiliary li-.t Mill tn Ml . nlllltiilrd Willi lOOl'', Thr Inipiii'lMiit mrrliiiii o( mixll Iniy ollli cin will br In p lull nrv rrtil dnvf. Willi iriirirtiliillc". front nil tivrr Hip in hi iiitriiilinu. Mm. Aii'lri mi plntinril n Mni in San Dlriiu, whrio lire itrniKl'.ui, Mill lilt Hnyili-r 118. Niivy, In i. . Iliuiril. IIIk llr, lull liilnrd linn llii'ip lliln niiiiinirr, 11111I Mm, An. iIi'I'mui riir-.ril Ihr uie Mini i w iiiilil br In pni I nl Hip llnip n Iirr nriUul. On Iirr riilinii lrli. In'l pliiim mr 111 iliip In Denver, In vMl her i-.lri. Mr. C M. Itnnifiliy, lliri. Willi Iirr duiliihtrr, Mm. T. ft, llillriiuiilPin, mill liinilly. v -.1 Ml J J MRS. GARY I. RORIRTSON . . . t h. left, Mr. CheirU. Culion. ctnUr, nt Mtu Chtttsr Newton. Mn, Robttrtton l th wU of ht 7nerl Stiprvlir (or th c!ty icnooli; Mn. CrUoVi nut band ii now principal of KUHS and Mrt Nvwlon't huiband tvachai trttrv, Canttr of paq. Donnit H(inn, playing th violin Accompanied by hit wilt, ihown wilh tham, Md. uarral tk principal of Rootovtlt 5ckoot. nan, pUyinq th Pollfr( wif of .V) 5 T 'TMI ' TIA TARE :i 'u. Fr. l u.. u. ' 1 t!tr. and poarii4. M. Howard Griffith, pwldent of Faculty ri in 3k tW5.,MAUtlCg ANDrWON . . . ,nd M. J.mM PJW... rOU ARC ILICIlLf ... 1. b,com. t m.mbtr of FcvUf Wlr.1, if your hut bond tejeh in Ih. cily tchoo) lyif.m. A womn lechr b.comti member only becoutt tf morrltd ft.clior. "Facglly Wi." m.nnl jutf triot; .nd ..th. I---- 1- 1.,. ..l .i Housewarming At Malin Home called at the new home ot the Hen dersons with gifts and expressions of good wishes. Those calling and signing the guest book were: Mrs. Mervyn Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Micka. Mrs. Emma Wilson. Patti Smith, Mrt. Cnaruc joiuio.i. m.. anu .vm,. Bert Burns. Mr. and Mrs. Grant 1 Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Proc- iVir- Ml' :!nd !k,rs- Dale Duncan, I Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. welch. Mr. na Mr?. William Elliott, Mr. and tjm U'nrlliv Hirh PriestCSSCS i Mrs. Phillrv Rlnhm Mr ,i .. and Past Watchmen of Snephcrds Laddie Rajnus. Karen Rajnus Mr! were honored by an impiessive and Mrs. P. G. Wilson. Mr and bible ceremony at a stated meet- Mrs. George Retterath. Miss Ann toft of Kaomi snrine 0, urucr ui.-u.i.c., mis., vernctte Doltken. Mr. Henderson entertained at a house warming in their new home on Sat urday, September 6 from 5 to 9 p.m., and from 2 to 8 p.m., Sunday. Wntmher 7. J.Assisting Mrs. Henderson at the j bullet lunch tame were mm lev and Vernette Dokken. A host of frienls and neighbors ivHITE SHRINE 5 the White Shrine ot Jerusalem, Tuesday evening. September 2, at the Masonic Temple. Blanche Echulze, Worthy High Priestess, and James Hunter. Watchman, of Shepherds, presided. fast Ullicers liuiiureu im Conlev anrj Mrs trnest Gray. Mr. and Mrs John Reber, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Stev skal. Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Fisk i" Dil,a B"y. Mrs. Orville Wood. Mrs. .lur-V Mlv.1.. pre- .Dorothy Haley. Mrs. J. Lindsay sented gifts were Sojourners t-nar- jirs. waiter Brownine. Mr. and lotte Martin. Jack Schulze, Nell 1 Mrs. W. C. Dalton. Mr. and Mri Rtttterath. Blanche Marks and M. J. Loo?ley. Mr. and Mrs. A E Jack Metier. Each spoke briefly I Slreet and Mr. and Mrs. George expressing pleasure for the honors j Shuman. bestowed upon them. Past Officers I Mrs. Dick Halousck. Mrs K not present were Larry Baker. 'Huffman, Wanda Bcstc Mrt rJ sie cornett. Barbara Cornctt. Mr. . Blanche Barker. Dr. J. C. Hunt and Beatrice Denison. ; Preceding the meeting, a dcli-ole-us potluck dinner was served with Sojourner Zella Blankcnship in charge, assisted by Sojourners Leona Angel. Ethel Henry, Vera Clemmcns and Effie Frain. : Flowers in profusion decorated both the meeting and the dining rooms. These came from the gar dens of the various Sojourners. ; During the dinner hour, the group was entertained by accordion mu lic by Patsv Ruth Miller, daughter of Sojourner Erma Miller. Follow ing tne dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Clar ince Ward showed a scries of in teresting moving pictures taken on their recent trip to Hawaii. Both (eatures were greatly enjoyed. ; After the regular meeting of Na omi Shrine, a surprise reception was held in the banquet room for Sojourners Jack and Blanche Schuize, to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. A beautifully decorated three tier wedding cake Was served by a committee com PQse of Past Worthy High Priest esses Charlotte Martin. Nell Ret terath and Blanche Marks. Sojour ner James Hunter, watchman of Ehepherds, read a poem of his own composition dedicated to the Sehultes. Sojourner Corrlne Larson sang "The Anniversary Walts." She was aceemnanled at the piano by Sojourner Marie Waddell. : The next meeting of Naomi Shrine will beheld at the Temple en October 7, at which time there ftill be a ceremonial for the in vitation of candidates. FACULTY WIVES TEA In honor of new members, is an Annual e vent is year, if was given at the home of Mrs. 2080 Portland Street t, Saturday afternoon, September 6. New members attending as special guests were: Mrs." Howard Strode' Mrs. Richard 5cott, Mn. Carl Long, Mrs. Howard Baiicy, Mrs. Dennis Hannan, Mrs. Forrest Hawley and Mrs Jock Bolton r I t! 'el eommiH" '"'"ded: Mrs. J. K. Hvistendahl, Mr s. Jess Lee, Mrs. Paul Deller, Mrs. Lorno Simons and Mrs. Charles o ,0ga oy mr.. .erne peirs, ana w ere irc-m ner own yard on faard.n Avenue. Dennis Hannan, new ipamsn teacher at KUnS, played a group of violin solos, accom panied by his wife at the piano. routing nurmg rne enernoon were, Mrs. fary t. Kooert son, Mrs. Arnold L. &ralapp and Mrs. Haro d Sriff.'ll, , Photos by Keltler v 7 ana mrs. uanicl Trujillo, Mrs. Ray Drake, Mrs. Albert Stastny, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Fields. Mrs Ter esa McComb. Mrs. Robert Henry. Mrs. Leslie Unruh. Mrs. Hazel Tnompson, Mrs. Martha Pulkra bek, Mrs. Alice Dokken. Mrs. Ge neva Sutherland, Mrs. Marie Ra ima, Mrs. E. J. Lahoda, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Schreinnr Mr .ni Mrs. Jim Conroy, Mr. and Mrs Georae Smallev. Mr onH Mr c--t "i" oiasmy, Mrs. joe Halousek Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Petrasek. Phil up rcirasek. Mr. and SUSAN AND DAVID Six and four, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hvistendahl, 1 635 Crescent Avenue. Their grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Rosenwald, Minnesota; and Mrs. Fawnie Hvistendahl, South Dakota. Photo by Miller-Brumbaugh party. Everyone Is asked to wear ianDrOOriate Cloth ami n Irin anrl The Bonanza Women's Cluh met oueen will he rhnr.n nmvuacK, al tne iiprary, oeptemDer 2, 8 p.m., isek. Phil for its resular buslnesx mrrtinn G riiA u, . t x-iraiuem iinne uoerneiac in Olark. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Schoon- charge. Mr and aMrMrli,imUl McCu.ey-1 T"e oc"l nar'y will be Sep nii,ira '",iam RaJ""s.! (ember 16. and will be a welcoming Mrs. Dick Henzel. janie Henzel. i party for the teachers and newcom. Mr. and Mrs. Dan McAuliffe. Mrs. ers to th ion;n Th. ,,,ri ,m start at 8 p.m. and will be a "Hobo Marie Ottoman. Do Your Husband's Clorhcs Fit Him? If net k him (o drop in Hardv'i. 820 Main, next; Triurtdey, Senf. 18. A re pre lenfotive of Ed. V, Price & Ce. will be here with o cut tern display of imported and tfomeitic wooleni far tailor ed to order suits, topeoats New season's darling! our imported jxy y b x i I ' Mil v , ?'ani lV ' 4 - ' New season's darling ! our imported SjESfcSM 1 ii "ou At lUGiiti . . . t. bo-om. . The talked oboot "deep fit" jilhouelle : - XVf-a.V.- ' ' ll W"kf of F.cull W;.i. if your hut. Ill I -f vr-1"1.- "A ' 2S?J s.".' U A"wUl.VchI,ilr rJlt!!; I II 'I'Ot hugs well down on your curls, shadow-boxes I II I your beauty in a frome of soft velours Millinery, Second Fooi , I n MWftilr&ttK I ' k & a a I 'fl VA -m&msmsirmt 111 a imi mi . . . Spectacular Poodle... fAr4 .,. richly nubbed, tailored with maximum flair from JT'fL I ,x,r,,0'ont rcver ,0 ,ho curv"l nd stiffened pep. .. ,Um- B,ock wor,,cd skirt Klk-slim and half. tp ,in'd' ioekcf ' folhincd over tho Lilli Ann custom i Interbody for the couturier look. In rod, aroy, royal. L ''3 (0. ll Fashions, Second Floor wm t iJUHijA) I ehtW,,hcleovrniShtJhnlubricon.... Z- " yfegS,,,, I r . not trace of shine or gr.o, although rich in the oil, rWMWK II Coe'c-Stre.f Floor your skin eraves and need, And CQn, rub o on ,t2L y ,ain,Vnightclolhes, linens -or husbands. $3, sjs WmM L' SOME HUSBANDS WOULD EVEN SETTLE FOR A WRINKLED WIFE rather than hava her "grtasad up" with old-fashioned night creams. That's why ' i P. D SI h f ( ran rr i Ion i at I nea low T will Ihn ripe celt A nun Ing he end sports wear.