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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1952)
REFLECTIONS FROM V vi eV1L.- A CIMLLENOINO brorhlirt found Its way to my deik and flrU you don't know whet you're mlaslnt until you've reed Itl One doesn't simply "lake a bath" all pas of Una print In tha pam phlet prova It ramilnaWd I alert. 04 to read th Informative bit ol lengthy llleretur end altar read mi paragraph altar paragraph while tha bath water waa running to know EXACTLY altar ah than Ignorant yeera how lo prop erly approach tha tub 1 (raw mora and mora confused the Una print hurl my ayaa and tha uu ahut waa that I turnad oil tha wa tar and lell Into bad exhaualed. PLEASANT BUBPBlSi: to ara Lola Hrownlleld bauk on tha job altar aurgary In Portland and aipavlally nice to aaa har lce,.-i ao wall. LT. KARL O. WIUUCARVKR ana hla apuusa hava baan vlalt.ng at tha Chan, ralrall homa on Auburu Mra. F la Earl's aunt 'In Wise rarvara vara marrlad In Naw Or leans Mra. F want down lor ina nuptial !et Bepiemlwr and Hit nawlywada apant a law dtya lit HP balora coming to tha Uragcn Coast and KK Iterl nnont hts boy hood days bara Thay'll ba bara until Oct la when ha will report io Nelll Air Porta Base In Las Vagas whera ha will enter gun- CIC CLUB yonT KLAMATH Al the regu lar civic Improvement Club meal ing held Prluay alternoon, rlepiem kr la. it was announced that three local women bad been donere of a pint of blood lo the Ked crow Jtletclinoblie la Klamath Falls dur um i lie nail week. Mrs. John Acomb. Mra. Btevert MchoUon nd Mra. William Brewer, and they wish to alrese the fact that Uia urocesa Is absolutely palnleas. with no altar ellecis of any kind, urga all peraona physically able, to aacli give a pint of badly needed blood, mnidaniallv. anvona lacklna means of trs asportation to Klamath Palls has only to contact aimer sara. Hteaar or Mra. Raymond B. Leoi ley and make arrangemenU to be Wi taaen ware. Plans ara now complete for the big event of tha club fall calendar, tha annual baraar which will ba held Saturday evening, September n. In the clubhouse. Mra. II. T. lUlka) Williams, momhov of the nrorrem commit lee, asked members to bring fall lower arrangements to the nest Hub meeting on Friday alternoon, October I. With each amall bou quet will be uied aultabl articles to carry out tha name of a book, .nr. b. nom which tha entire ar- riniemenl will renresenl, and prises will be given to meinbera who guaas correctly the Identity of the title of each bouquet brought to tha meeting. When aha gltended ' the recent Btata Fair at Balem, Mrs. Williams saw a targe aispiay of these original and Ingenious ar laneements. and olted several ex.- amplea among those ahown from all over the elate. Attending tha meeting as a guest, but Jolnglng as a new member at this time, was Mrs. Hugh Roulley. At the close of the buslnesa aas alon, Mrs. Email Reese and Mra. James Legget served refreshments of pumpkin pie and coffee to those present. The long table in the club house dining room w as lovely with tases of colorful early fall blooms lined at each end of the table, which was centered with a low bowl of mixed fall flowers from Ihe gardens of the hoates.ies. Present were: Mrs. Wslter J. IVrlght, Mrs. Bert Oray, Mrs. H. T. i Mike William snd daughter Martha, Mrs. Frank Edwards, Mrs, Harold L. Wlmer, Mra. William A. Page. Mra. Joanna Taylor, Mrs. Myrtle Denton, her two little grand children, Cathy and Btave; Mra. (Catherine Nichols, houseguest of Mrs, Denton from Busenvllle, Oallf. Mra. Bllrabelh M. Loosley, Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson and son Roger, Mra, Jess Rlfhtmler, Mrs. Hugh Routly, Mrs. A. F, McQulston, and the hostesses, Mra. Ernest Reese and Mrs. James Lenet. nary erhool-Mra. W will be with him until he receives his overseas assignment He recently coinpiet td his Jet training al Bryan Air Porce Base Tesai and received his commission. LT. DKAN P.. ABBOTI'-counn of Karl Is expected home O:loier 3 lo spend the remainder of his leave with his parents the Julian Abbotts 3MS Reclamation l)-an completed his let training al Lere do Texas and will ba with his cousin In gunnery school Psls as wan aa cousins they entered tne aarvlca together and alter belnK aaparated are looking forward lo ina new aasiimment. w FROM OSC newa of new pledg es Bonnie O'llarra itr of the Trios O Harris on Garden ana Joan Warner dtr of Mrs.. R. II. Klngdon Oettle Bt pledged Alpha Omlcron PI, GRANDMOTHER (Mrs. Dave Vandenbergi finally got around to telling me of Ihe birth Septem ber it o D.ana Marie 1 lbs t or. to David and Muriel Vandenbeig the Judge and Mra. V'a eon and dtr-ln-law naw little miss muses 3 glrla alsler Debbie Is 1 yr old SINCE IT WAA newspaper wee- the oroDtlmlst Club graciously invited a couple of gals from tha newa room lo loin them al tneir Thursday meeting Founder's Day interesting iiaanuacis to past iri ais, triouieuona ana successes Thote women ENJOY doing good I I Issoelie Brixner and Itutn so ems Proxy and vp left that p.m. for Butte representing tha club. THK PAUL BUOK'8-were bu.iy people yesterday what with the TTumin train In town (Paul s ciitnn Democratic Central Committee! and dtr Peggy Jo presenting Mar garet Truman with a bouquet ol roaes and chrysanthemums Doro thea's mother Mrs. Uertr ude Uoodfellow Is visiting from Hslem and has taken over aome of the baby-slliing with her doting grind daughters who call her "Goodie" FHOM OUT OF TOWN they came to ba at the Ray Bother all' ver anniversary party at Reamcs the other nignt Mrs. can sirom meoa a mouwr ana cnariotte Beeber'a aon Splke'a wife Mrs, Btrom from Long Beach Wash and Charlotte from Longview Splke'a In Japan on an assignment tor uncie mm. AND WHAT 18 SO RARE as a June day In October? ? that a what we've got and "1 LIKE thai and IKE." YACHT CLUB Harvest Ball a costume affair billed as corny as the harvest moon prize for the hlckle:.t hay-aaed one each for maw and paw October 11 Is the date so gel out your bib overalls and gingham dresses you Zekes and Sophias in ihe meantime lo. morrowa family dinner features roaal young duckling and ravlolat. mmk-- : i rrVi ; " ' 'v! h0 v' 'i SOJOURNERS Hojourners annual f nil tea was September 31, In the Wlllsrd hotel. Ihe "Friendship' theme was car PLAYERS CLUB Tlayera Club held their regular meeting Wednesday evening Octo ber 1, In the Library Club rooms. l ied out In the decorations, with ! After a Khort business meeting forget-me-nots the keynote. For entertainment other than bridge, canasta and pinochle, the Madrigal Girls' Chorus from Sacred Heart Academy, accompanied by Jane Gray, ssni( "Without a Song" and "Bo'a I Can Write My Name." June a bo played a piano solo, "Mnllcguena". The striking floral arrangement on the tea table was awarded as donr prize to Mrs. G. A. Nlchol. Pouring during the tea hour were Mrs. J. K. Rhodes snd Mrs. Win ston D. Purvlne. Mrs. P. L. O'Conneil, general chairman, had the following on her committee: Mrs R. A. Woods, Mrs. Winston D. Purvlne, Mrs. cards were played with high in pinochle awarded to Mrs. Ilubeit Vanderhoff and high In bridge to Mrs. Harry HcrogKln. The donr prlre was won by Mrs. W. 8. Op pelt. Hostesses for the evening warn Mrs. E. O. Jackson, Mrs. Wilbur Ke.sterson. Mrs. Joo Thomas and Mrs. 11. H. Mndole. C. U. Dakln, Mrs. D. P. Groves, Mrs. O. Barlln and Mrs. K. Jones. Next regular meeting of Sojourn ers will be October 8, 13:30 p.m., a no-hostess luncheon at the Wll lard Hotel. All newcomers to Klam ath Falls are always welcome. For Information call Anna Cook 3375. t 4 r "sV , i i ' 4 SOJOURNERS FALL TEA en annual event had "Friendship" a t ho f heme this year. Pouring during the tea, were Mrs. Wintion D. Purvine (left), end Mn. J. R. Rhodes, (far right).' Mrs. D. P. Groves, next to Mrs. Purvine, Mrs. Dell Jones, Mrs. R. A. Woods were on the committee headed by Mrs. F. L. O'Conneil, to their right. Other committee members not in picture were Mrs. G. Sartin and Mrs. C. U. Daltin.. Photo by Floyd, Underwood's fbr n ji i )- -'J it .u - . r'.''aV -'-cs ku. , . m yiM mi " J, i Mis iiujiwiiwi- Ti'-A Baby Shower CHILOQUIN Mrs. John Bradley was honored at a baby ahower giv en for her on Tuesday evening In the basement of the Catholic Church by Mrs. William Prlebe, Mrs. Manuel Ochoa, Mra. Floyd Ohlea and Mrs. Frank Emory. Mrs. Matt Bamson and M". Al berta Avlla proved the best con testants In an hilarious "take-away" name played before refreshments were served and (lit were opend. Attending were the guest of hon or, her sUter-ln-lew, Mrs. Bob Malhls. Mrs. Bill Wampler, Ura. Malt Samson, Mrs. Ivan Doik, Mrs. Friedman Kirk, Mrs. Albert Avlla, Mrs. Viola Small, Mra. W. Stewart, the mother the guaat of honor, Mrs. Leo Hatcher, Mrs. Rudy Zsdlna, Mra. Anton Kadln, Mrs. Ed Doty. Mra. Ray Baldwin, .Mrs. George Johnson, of Modso Point, Mra. Ray Prowell, Mr. Har ry Pcaraon, Olorla Ochoa, the hoU esses and Mrs. Bradley. Unable to attend but lending gift were Mra. Guy Stalger, Mrs. Bob Doak, Mrs. Walter Pohll, Mrs. Bob Wampler, Mrs. Roy McAl lister, Mrs. Leixnl Ad a ml, Mra. Joe Herkahan, Mra. William Lor ena, Mra. Oeorte Reed, Mra. Wan ale Hatcher, Mrs. Leonard wa-' aon and Mr, oent, re ei rorv Klamath. WSCS Circles The four circles of the Methodist Church mat aa follows, Thursday, September II: Ruth circle met at the homa of Mrs. M. W. Hover for a 1:30 dt.e sert luncheon, with Mrs. R. Howry aa co-hostens. Meeting was opened with devotions led bv Mrs. E. 8. Stephens. 'I tie Reverend Lloyd Hoiioway was present lor a snort time and addressed the group brief ly. He announced the Fellowship Hour and Bible 6tudv would be each Sunday Irom 1:110 to 1:30 p.m. Mra. Karl Redman was program chairman. Two guests and II mein bera war present. Eather circle met at the home of Mrs. B. M. Chllcote for a 1:30 des sert luncheon, with 14 mem bers were present. The meeting was opened wllh a program pre sented by Mrs. Steve Moas, Mrs. J. C. Hunt and Mrs. Oliver Splker. Baaaar plans were discussed and The Reverend Hoiioway announced that the family dlnnera would be the last Sunday of each month. Martha Circle met at the home of Mrs. Calvin Noble for a 1:30 dessert luncheon. The meeting was opened with devotions led bv Mrs. Mark Taylor. Mrs. Lawrence Phelps presented ina program. Ma llear plans were dlacussed and it wss announced mat mere wouio h a aub-dlstrlct meetlne- Septem ber M. In the church parlors. It will be ( potlucg luncheon to wnio all Interested women are cordially invited. Mary circle met at the home of Mra. Ruby Kenvon with It mem bers present for the 1:30 dessert luncheon. Mrs. Albert Barker was hostess. Tha meetlne waa onened with devotions lea oy Mrs. ivenyon who also presented the program. Mrs. Alma Cofar acted as tern' perary chairman. JUNIOR RED CROSS Meeting of committee at headquarters in the Armory, October 2, to review last year's won anJ to plan this year's Lett to right, Mrs. Haarby Bechen, Mrs. J. Gwyn Sartin, Mrs. Howard Dixon and Mrs. Everett Chase. Committee members not in picture were Mrs. Warren Bennet and Mrs. Hagan Moore. Photo by Floyd Large Shower For New Bride LANGFXL VALEY Mrs. Mi chael O Keelle, Merrill, Ihe form er Hazel Gilt, daughter ol the Lloyd Gifts, Lengell Valley, wa; guest ol honor al a beautiful bridal shower given al the Langcll Valley nnrivh hall lh rvcninu of Septem ber 3S. The hall was attractively decorated with bouquets of fall flowers. The gilts were on lace covered tables, and the beautiful wedding cake topped with a min. laturo bride ana bridegroom cen tered the long refreshment table; white taper in sliver canociaora flanked the cake, made by Mra. I Owen Pcpple and decorated by Mrs, Cecil Hnley and Mrs. Iviin Bold. Mrs. Orvllle Ucvaui. Mis. Chris Hood, Mrs. Ted Albert. Mrs. Bert Ooff, Mrs. Bessie Campbell, , Mrs. Pete Hodp.cs, and Bllllc Harris i were hostesses. Contests were enjoyed with ' prizes going to Mrs. Mike Dear- ; born and Mrs. Ed Scott. After the gifts were opened, refreshments were served and the guest book signed. Mrs. Paul Monroe served the coffee and Mrs. Owen Pepple the cake. Present were: Mrs. Lloyd Gift, Mrs. Luther Noble, Mrs. Russell Walsh. Mrs. Maurice O-'Kecte, Mrs. Bob Colwell, Mrs. Edwin Scott, Mm. Paul Fltshugh, Mrs. Joe Potucek, Mrs. Lewis Btallcr, .Mis. Charles Schmedll, Mrs. George Femlund, Mrs. F. W. Brown, Mi. Mae Oale, Mrs. Bill Cunningham, Mrs. Mike Dearborn, Mrs. Ernest Graves, Mrs. Kerinlt Keysor, Mrs. Homer Roberts and Mrs. Nellie Quick. Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. Bud ANW CLUB Harris, Mrs. Frank Grohs, Mrs. John Hellekson, Mrs. Marion Lind say. Mrs. Lester Lcavllt. Mrs. Bill Burnett. Mrs. Louis Randall. Mrs. Charles J. Martin wa.s n.n , i. rhnrmlnt. ho.strs.; nt her home 7th J)1U novuuey, mm. irv mui(i"i-, - r. -- . HinV Mrs. Frank Burden. Mrs. Bob and Pine, for the Art Needlework "'"lx Adams. Mrs. Leland Harris) Mrs. ciub (or . on(, o clock luncheon. Ed Gowen, Mrs. Bob Burden. Mrs. n.h. . Bud Brown, Mrs. Neomi Popple. utluocr Mis. Sandrc Romtvedt, Mrs. Bob j Other members present were: Seatcr, Mrs. Owen Pcpple. Mrs. Mrs c. H. Underwood, Mrs. Fred Rueck, Margaret Colwell, . -.. Barbara Werner, Marlanna Hellck-1 Mnrlon Hanks. , Mrs. Goerge Wntz son and Sherry Adams Phillips. Mis. D. V. Kuykendnll, Mrs. Z. J. Powell, Mrs. W. P. McMillan and j Mrs. J. C. Hunt. i Next meeting is scheduled for October 15, nt the home of Mrs. 133 Pine Street. WE HAVE DRYERS NOW! WILL THIY IE AVAILAILI LATER? 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