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MERRILL The Academy ol Refreshments were served by the
Friendship, Merrill Women ol the hostesses to Eva Hundlev, Louts
Moose, Chapter 18, met et the Ucenblce. Inen Bherrlll. OUa Brad
home ol Veronica McNel I Bcp- !hw Hwe Bale 8llflin Wlllum,
wmoer II. Margaret, ricios waa .Helen Rnimlrv. anrt Rn finnlek
Committees were appointed to
work In the cneclc room at the
I'otato Festival dances. The annual
bazaar date has been set lor
December 6. at Malln.
There will be a special meeting
at the Moose hall on Thursday,
beptember 18. starting at 10 a.m.
It Is hoped that the lying ol the
guilt can be llnlshed lor the rum
maite Kale In October. There will
be a polluck dinner at noon, and
::ll coworkers are urged to attend
lor all or part ol the dav.
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PIANO LESSONS
Arranga ' with
taachar now to start ,
your boy or yiH on
tho Initrumtnt thot
it joy for lit.
You con ranr o lovtly now Spinal
piano for t.75 monthly or uto4
piano oi low at 4.00 monthly. In
ithtr caia you may, If you with,
apply tho rant, for raoaonoblo
timo, toward purchoto with M
down payment ntctiMry. '
Louis R. Mann Piano Co.
120 N. 7th Hammond Organ
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
Tle nnnu,'! oix-n IhiU't of Ihe I
CnllHilk Uivui:h:ri:, brnu-mlicr 8. i
s a u"ht nlliiir, upemnu the lulll
aoll ol events lor the local !
i-ouil. Mis. 'IIiiivru Dmcri was I
In cIiiiikc nf lluwir uriiiimniirnts
Hilit a i(itus in ui couiitiii iititvrl'n
ilernrutert II"' liall'.li hall. Mrs.,
John Ki-nnrtlv, )ji)t:nun cnuunmli.
inlrmliired Ann' Kindi-r on, Irom
Kluninlh Union lllnh School, who1
played two piuno noIo.v.
Jprry Inl. Iii'hmnn nt Orruon
Slnto Concur, MiriK two vociil solos
and nu cncori', uccompiUurd by
bunan VmiilonbcrK. rnrollrd l
MuryiliiU'sl Collrnc as a H'csliinan.
Mfs. John Howard, (liMrlcl dtpu
tyr. unvo a brli-1 icsume ol the
Court's iictivities durlni; the past
year. Kach year. Court Klamath
sends a ulrl to tilrls 8inl-, sin
snc.s n poetry contest ni the Bac
red Heart Ac-ndcniy. a curd pnrty
lof the I'ari.sh Hu.unr and contrib
utes to the Seminary llursc.
Three hundred dollnrs Is spent
nnmntllv lor cliiirlty, and First Fri
days Musses m o ollered (or - nil
members ol the. Dnuuhtcrs UvlliK
and dend.
Mrs. Kthnr llrandsness. arnnd
leaeiit welcomed Iho Biiesls and
members niul slated that our Court
was instituted loui'lcen years ago
and Is umwiun steadily. Php Uteit
Intindured Mrs. Jasper Kennedy,
stale vice recent Irom Kimnie,
tireKOit, who was Rccoiupaiucd by
Mrs. Hurry Fee. past Rrnnd resent.
Mrs. Kennedy nlicnded the Nation
al Convention of CDA held thin
vF""i: OPFN HOUF hS
MULTI-COLORED FLOWERS IN EARLY FALL HUES war
uied in profuiion to docorata the parith hall at Sacred Heart,
for the annual open houio of Catholic Daughtcri of America,
Soptember 8. At the tea table, from the loft, it Mrs. J. Mahoney,
who poured; Mri. J, Kennody, program chairman; Mm. Jasper
past summer In New York, and i
Th' KIRBY -
Coll 2-0131
No. 3 Lvtton
I
Dinner Party
For Brothers
' Mr. and Mrs. Dill Burnett nave
a dinner tin Sepl ember 15 In honor
nf .Inn and Hnlph Womack who
are homo on leave. Jim Is a parn
tronper In Norlli Carolina and
Ralph an Instructor In the Marines
near San DIcko,
Olhrr quests were Mr. and Mrs.
T. ester Lrnvltl and nlniiKlitcr, Mrs.
Cal Leavltt nnd mm, Marin, Monlc
and Itielmid Burnett and the hon
ored xue.'its and Mr. nnd Mrs, UlU'
nell. Kevnal dinners and Ket-lnttetlicra
have hren Klven lor tho boys who
are hniisenuests ol Mr. and Mrs.
Orvllle neVaul. They lenve Sep
tember si lor llielr bnscN.
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Kennedy, Stale Vica Regent, tugene; Mrs Einar Brandsness,
Grand Regent; Mrs. John Howard, District Deputy; and Mrs.
LaLonde, who poured. Picture below shows part of the mem
bers who attended the important CDA event.
Photos by Guderian
Refreshments were served from Lynn Roycroft. Mrs. S. G. Clark
Rave an mierestinn report on inch-la prettllv decoratrd table resided and Mrs. Julian Abbott.
llBhls of that meeting. Amonu the over by Mrs. J. Mahoney and Mrs.
most Inlerestlnu thiuus mentioned R. LaLonde. A silver bowl with
were the tacts that there are over, purple and gold gladioli centered
two thundreri thousand members , the lace covered table. Mrs. Otto i
In the Untied Stales; a little- over Smith was chairman of the tea
two million Is )icnt on charily, itr.blc assisted by: Mrs. Bogue Dale !
At the cloe of her talk she asked , Mrs. David Vandcnberg. 'Mrs. Nor
all Catholic Daughters to cooper. ! man Moty, Mrs. Michael Lavenik. 1
ate In Catholic Action to overcome : Mrs. John r.nllnirher Mm. Pant
communism. Landry. Mrs. O. C. Lorenz. Mrs. II
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