Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 25, 1952, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, OCTOHKH 2, r - eT MT & 7 1 H W .( jr., W f . - ' : 1 1 . MR. AND MRS. EUGENE L. DURANT who w art married In a Firtt Presbyterian Church, Reno, Oct. 1 1. Mri. Charles Drew Jr., right, attended the couple, Mrs. Durant it the former Eva Taylor. COUPLE WED IN RENO CHURCH Km O. Taylor nd Kucrne L. Dumnt wrre iniiiTlcd In Klrnt Prr bvtrrluil Church, Henii, October II, wlirii tlip Kcvrirnd Walter limum illiciotrd at the I p.m. candlcliiilrl rrrriiiuiiy. The bildon drrix wa vice-blue luce to I lie lilp-linr, over Mtylrd with Inns: alcrven, amall col lar, mid the blue nrt hiioulUcr veil k held will) a Juliet rap. firm carried a whim Utblf, centered with B whit, nrrhld, Mr. mid J1r, Chartr Drew Jr. ttum KlamnUi Kail attended the ttouplr Mm. Drew wore a (lock T0t iiuk Jure over nylnn nrt with a late ovrrnklit. and lull net llnunco, Htie carried noseeay ol pink rnrbudit tied with pink rib bona and nhc wore a allver akull cap and Klipprra. From Itnpld City. 8. D . came Mr. mid Mia. Roland Davla. We lting lurnna ol the bride to wltncu lirr wrildiiij. 'tlie vinKl.ni; upirr waa In the Itivcrn.de Hon I. For travel, the bride wore a prarturay ouil wh rrd accrsMr lr; and hrr Miou'der cornaje was a whuo orchid. . Tliry are now at home In the Alpha Apaitmcntn, MRS. DURANT GIVEN SHOWER Mri. Chnrlra IV-rw Jr. host rs Oct. JO. In Hie Pine Hoom at thr Kilts fl'i'f. when Mra. Ilrvcc ) borne a-ai'tfd her with a ahower riven lor Mra. Kuwerie I.. Durant. who Eva 'laylor beloie her KvriHim. I. Ifenn (k'tolier 11. A hutse arrangement ol pink roaei ccnlerrd the fit Inble; and larce wrddniB cake decorated pink ro-rliiins and topped with a tninialviir bride and bridegroom leatured on the Kill table. The RiieM list Included: Molllle l elrrr. Jrnn Coddlnmon, Kdna Pe. frteiner. Daisy Halt. Marrene Holt, KvePn loldhammer, Vera Duiant. EMlwr Buller. Beth Chase. Margaret Davla, VI Reed. Ronnie finider. I.11I11 Unuisherty, Allle 81 lanl, Pat Rndne, Vonnie Simmons and tatelle l'ier. ventDre club A aortal waa held lor the Ven lure Club at the home ol Francis llahn. M Donald. Tuesday eve ning. October 31. Commitiee lor the evening waa Mary Bothwell, Francla llahn and ' Kdilh Pierucrml. The Halloween Iheme waa used In decoraliona, Jood and pruea. Uamea were played Mand priren went to Clarlaaa Man i lung. Marjnrin Tanner and door pnie was won by Barbara Thex ton. Attending were the Venture Club member with their Kurata aa lol Iowa: Oettrude lloeller. Shirley Mason, Clnrlasa Manning. Ann Cnev. Mnrllvn llemlngacn, Shirley Klowey Dolorea Kidder, Marjorie Tanner, Phyllia Lynch, Barbara I'hexton and Doris llahn. BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR LORNA McFALL BONANZA Mra. Jack McFall rnlertalned at her home In Bo nania Oct. 18, In honor n her little daughlcr Lorna, who was alx years old. An adernoon ol Inn waa enjoyed by the youngsters with prizes lor Ihe contests going to Michael Clark, Linda Oberhelde. Freddie Dearborn, Janice Bulk and Deanna Brown. A beaulllul cake complete with fix randies was Ihe renter ol at traction when rcfic.shincnU were Irrved. Attending wrre: Leah McFall. Janice and Clyde Bchmldt; Oary Bold. Joan and Jran Fernlund; Susie Bray. Margaret Thomas, F.unlre Hunt, Michael Clarke, Trudy and Dranns Brown; Carol Phllpolls, Linda Oberhelde, Janice Burk, Llndn and Bobby Holt, Jerry Farlry, Victoria Fredrlrks, Fred die Dearborn, Bonnie, Jimmy and lllllv Brown, and Nondlce and I Inda McFall, Berths Vinson and Kalhnrlno BllllngHly. PFAFF IS HERE The Now Miracle DIAL-A-SWITCH 1 Scwinq Machine SEWING MACHINE SERVICE 422 Main Phone. 6771 10r2 FORT KLAMATH By MVRTLK WIMCR FORT KLAMATH Some 14 or IS yrara ago, Fort Klamath had ex cellent elementary and high schools also a line large achoo gymnas ium. Bui with Ihe eventual con solidation ol county schools under the present ayatrm, tile high school wss llrat disbanded, then the building was convered Into a gym nasium when the old gym was torn down; finally the elementary acnool was all but done away Willi, only ihe llrat live primary grades be ing retained in one room. Tlie gymnasium was purchased by the local Orange. All this waa done In the lace ol bitter protest 01 the majority ol local taxpayers and In spile ol the rllorta ol the Fort Klamath School Board, ol which I was a member at that lime; I have a vivid recol lection ol the rllorta made to keep our schools. Maaa meetings wrre held snd appeals made to County School Superintendent Fred Peter sen as well as l) members ol the County school board, but all la no avail. Nothing aa lrlt except the first live giades, Ihe pupils Irom the aixih grade on up traveled by bus Irom Fort Klamnth to the Cniio qu.n reboot. Most local people strongly re lented Ihe removal ol tlie schools, but were lorced to make Ihe best ol the alttiation. and have indeed done ra as graceluily aw possible. However, one good aspect ol the ensuing period Is that lor the past eight years Fort Klamalli has been most fortunate In having a line Instructor lor the live grades spsred to us here. She Is Mrs. Frank Annal Strahan, who with the opening ol the current lall term. Sept. Jnd, atartrd her nlntli consecutive year here. Througnoul these years, many parents have had cause to be grateful to Mrs. Strahan lor giving their lout the proper education as well as char actrr building and Individual atten tion which Is ro all-Important dur ing the Impresalnnable. formative years of early childhood. This. Mrs. Slralisn has done con sistently and although loved by all her pupils, she Is also respected by them fr the strict classroom discipline maintained at all times. During all thr years of her tutelage here, there has yet to be heard any edvrr.se criticism, which is very unusual In a small commu nity and a high tribute to Mrs. Strahan. Indeed, It is not going too far to say that she has the high regard and esteem ol the enure community . . . During the year, she takes her pupils on outings and picnics, and enjoys herself as much as they do on these happy occasions. Her success with youngsters Is due in great measure In her genuine love ol children, although she has none of her own. Oreatly Interested In youth ac tivities here, she Is a lender of the Horlron Cub of Camp Fire Olrls of Fort Klamath and Chloqiiln, and she also assists her husband In Ills work as scoutmaster of the local scout pack, comprising Cubs, Boy Scouts and the Explorer group. The pack Is one of the most auc cesslul In Klamath County. She Is also active In community allalrs, ls a member ol the local women's organisation, he Civic Improvemen Club, and also aids In aollcllng lor lunds lor he Com munity Chest drive each yesr. Each Christmas, she arranges and directs a much-anctlclpated feature of the annua community Yuletlde entertainment, when she presents her pupils In a program in cooperation with the club and the Methodist Church. Mrs. Strahan has two pet hob blesshe Is a member ol the Na tional Audubon Bohlety, ls keenly Interested In orthlnology and last winter aonducted a Christmas bird count In this locality, assisted by a fellow enthusiast, Mrs. Bert Orsy Also, ahe and her husband are ar dent amateur photographers. Both belong to the Klamath Camera Club. Outstanding characteristic of the Strahans Is their ability to enjoy life thry actually get more fun Watch!! .Wait!! You'll See! 7 ! candlelight ceremony in the (the left and her husband, I HANDSOME YEAR OLD it Rodney, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rote, 4016 Clinton. Hit paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Joe Roto, Eugene; and maternal grand parenti are Mr. and Mrs La voie Dav'ii, Summers Lane. He has a qreat-grandmother Mrs Jane Rose, 2231 Union. Photo by Ferebea PARTY FOR NEWLYWEDS On their wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Clinc iKita Curtial visited In Bly with Mr. Cllnc s pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Cline, last week. On Tuesday evening, they were entertained at the ranch home ol Mr. and Mrs. Dave Camp bell. Tlie guests were greeted by a large number ol friends many ol whom had known Mr. Clinc since his childhood. Mrs. Cline Is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Merrill John Curtis whose home is In Nebraska. Both parents and Mr. Cllne's aunts, Mrs. Paul Hamburg and Hlldmg Ham burg ol Mt. Vernon, Wash., as well as friends attended the wedding on Oct. 4 at 81. Marys Cathedral. Portland. Mr. Cline exccus to be sent to Germany very soon, Mrs. Cline will join him there as soon nut of their busy day-to-day life than anyone I have ever seen. Each summer, weekends and psrl of the school vacation are spent at their Diamond Lake cot tage, when Mr. Strahan Is able lo lake leave of his duties as assistant state highway foreman here. At lovely Diamond Lake, thevftudy bird life, take pictures, swim, fish, hike and enjoy boat ing, and entertain a houseful ol company during their stay, and they love It all. Instead of "bringing an apple lo teacher, ' this short sketch is writ to Fort Klamath's Anna Strahan she occupies her own special niche In our affections, and we all hope she will continue to be here with us for a long time to come. Ml C 8 8 o IH mToToToTnToTBTSj See Ui H Satlally Crrlcl LV I tairatrt larilotionl aad Annouactmanlt e (rem IS. aft rr Huntrte e ! Ask For Your Copy Of I "WEDDING CUSTOMS" By Evelyn Murray :M.in5fdlit'ss EPh. 74' J AoMtrOfficfSmil kJUUlJUJULsJUJ "JLlJlMAJUAx? In Klamath foils Sinci 1937 j J 5 MX HJCKALD AND NfcWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON :V. ),' A'Vv;' V.-'-. . ' ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH was the setting for a charming informal wedding, September 27, when Deloris Wood, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ore D. Wood, Keno, and Norman Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olga B. Houdek, of this city; exchanged marriage vows in a S p.m. service read by the Reverend Rich ard Graef. The bride wore a gray-blue suit with pink accessories end her shoulder corsage was e purple throated orchid. They were attended by Jean Liebert, Yakima, aunt of the bridegroom; and Kenneth Wood, brother of the bride. Members of their immediate families and close friends witnessed the ceremony, and attended the reception at the home of the bride's, parents. - A three tiered white wedding cake, silver trimmed, was served to the 50 guests, after the bride cut the first piece. The couple spent their honeymoon in Carson City, Vir ginia City and Reno. Photo by Ferebee tARRY AND ELAINE BECK charming children of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Beck, Bonania. Larry is 5 end Elaine is 9. Mr. end Mrs. Albert Beck, Mt. Hebron, Calif., are their paternal grand parents; and maternal grandmother is Mrs. David Johnson, Klamath Falls. Photo by Evergreen ZION LUTHERAN WOMEN'S tGU I LD The Lutheran Women'a Guild ol Zion Lutheran Church met the si ternoon of Oct. 18. The Reverend Richard Oraef led the devotions and presented the topic. It was decided that members would bring clean, mended dis carded clothing to the next meet ing. Mrs. I .ens Steuben and Mrs. Vera Petrlck were hostesses. JANE NIGH IODIC Monogram Pittvrt Cwr by Cinlr The eiclusiva formula lor Hotly. vegetable Hours, and la bkd without shortening. Nationally famous Hollywood Bread contains approilmately 44 calories par thin slice. Try Holly wood Bread toasted I mil IMtllM4 tntt Mi CDttM rtM IImmi Dir. an 1017. Minm4,CMif. Fluhrer's COULD Jl IF HJ TELL THE REAL VALUE OF THIS Of (eursa you teuldnl. Even o diomend expert who knows whert lo look lor would require special equipment le determine lis value. To demonstrate Ihe difference In value oi diamonds thai appear le be identical, we have assembled group ol ihem in a comparison chart which will make H easier lor you lo understand why they vary so greatly In coil. J. C. RENIE JEWELER CERTIFIED MASTER WATCHMAKER 1019 Main ; Phone 4606 'it- MRS. L. S. GREflLLION with her granddaughters, Teena, 2; and sister Annette, 5. They ere daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. (Donna) Fredrickson, 1632 Austin. Their grandmother visited here for three weeks from New Orleans. Photo by Miller-Brumbaugh .r"s - TERRY FRANK VALENCIA husky and happy son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Valencia, 3737 Bisbee. The half-year old's proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weaver, 3712 Bisbee. Photo by Evergreen WOMENS CLUB IN LANGELL VALLEY LANGELL VALLEY The Lansell Valley Women's club met at the parish hall on Oct. 16. for a no-hostess party. President Relta Morris conducted the meeting. Final plana were made for the rummage sale which was In Bo nanza Oct, 17. and for the monthly dance Oct. 18. Nettie Davis and Bella Morris were on the commit tee. A big dance has been planned lor Nov. 15 which will be to raise money for the annual Christmas party sponsored by the womens club. It will be a community pro tect and the help of all will be appreciated. The Smoothies will furnish the music. Refreshments were served at 4:30. Next meeting to be Nov. 21. All newcomers or anyone interested cordially Invited to attend these meetings. Cards and games fol low the business meeting. 1! 0 See the interesting Diamond Compari son Display in our window. r- 'Oc "j- S 1952-53 PROGRAM American Association of University Women November 15, 1952 Luncheon 12:30 "Influence of Pioneer Women in Oregon History," Mrs. L. H. Stone. Chairman: Mrs. C. F. Foulon. December 17, 1952 Dinner 6:30 p. m. ''Our Christmas Heart Warming." Chairman: Mrs. Aaron Hoffman. January 17, 1953 "Book News and Book Views." Chairman: Mrs. Harold Griffith. February 21, 1953 Luncheon 12:30 "Fellowship, Our Investment in Intelligence," Exchange Student Speaker. Co-Chairmcn: Mrs. Ralph Stearns Mrs. Lloyd Goble. March 21, 1953 Luncheon 12:30 "Music, the Universal Language," Selected Numbert Chairman: Mrs. Don Zumwalt, April 18, 1953 Tea 2:00 p.m. "All the World Is A Stage," A presentation by the Drama Section. Chairman: Miss Eva Burkhaltcr. April 23, 24, 25 A.A.U.W. State Conference in Klamath Falls May 16, 1953 Luncheon 12:30 p.m. "The Wisdom of the Heart," Dr. Morgan S. OdelL President, Lewis and Clark College. Chairman: Mrs. Fred Ehlers. A custom-order, 4 furniture service in Klamath Falls? That's right! You can have SOFAS, CHAIRS and DRAPES ordered to suit YOUR taste at Klamath Furniture Co.! Free fttimetei. Phone Far Our Representative. "Four Floors of Fine Furniture and Floor Coverings'' Ktamatk unnitunx Co 221 Main PAGK SKVEN t ' . ... -9 Luncheon 12:30 THIS SERVICE GIVES YOU: A MUCH WIDER SELECTION . ony combination of style features from the modern,, traditional or Early American floor samples we have on display. EXCITING CHOICE OF COLORS, FABRICS. AND PATTERNS ... or dered to fit the decorative scheme in your home! - - FAST DELIVERY ... of YOUR ere ction ... the style vou wont in the color fabric you want! Phone 3333r!JJ9