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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1952)
SATURDAY. NOVKMHER 1. 19B2 PAGE EIGHT hnKALlJ AlVU NfcWS. Kl.Aiii A 1 rt KAL.LS. ORKGON ., i ii mm ;,v REFLECTIONS (b jf 5 V J itssry ,; "A f X i .;' . utf V rf aimai ,i I mm i-in. mil I'M i till iMi3Jifc J Li : 1 X ! NANCIE EDWARDS bride-elect of Charles C lost, Is daughter of Kathryn Edwards, this city; and Thomas Edwards, Lebanon. Her brother, Tommy Edwards, KUHS and (J of O football star, now a dental student. was married this summer. Her fiance, "Chuck," is nephew of Ada Risinqer, Bryan, Texas. Onetime Klamath Falls resident, he has been stationed in San Dieqo with the Marine Corps. He recently siqned with Triple "A" baseball in Maryland with the Philadelphia Farm Leaque. ' Nancie, shown above at the shower qivrn for her by Mrs. Lloyd Dippold, October 28 at Jen-Ed's attended the University of Idaho last year, where she was Tri-Oelt. Photo by Kettler "' Chemult 1 By DARLENE WOLFF First six weeks honor roll for the Chlloquin upper six graces resds as follows: Kay Heglund. 12th grade. Jackie Shroeder and Frieda Kirk, 11th grades, Dick Siemens and Gary Heglund. 8th. and Michael Ravizia. 7th. Those on the honorable mention were Camll Wilson. 12ih. Ted Siemens. HUi , Linda Pope and Susan Ra via. 10th. Bernicce Erlckson, .h. Mvrna Kensler. Beverly David. Carmen Hill, and Leroy Thomp son. Jlh. Louise Hcglund. Clay Miller, and George Swanson. 7th graders. Juniors of the high school are publishing the school paper '.his year with Twila Knightpipc chsen as editor of the Panlher staff and her esslstants as follows: Marvin Stubblefield and Jack Barney, sports: Merry Hayes, school calen dar and news: M?.rgaret Creear. Who's Who and fashions: Donna Hobbs. gossip: Jackie Shroeder, literary; Sue Scaholm. aoings around school. Frieda Kirk. Jackie Shroeder. Twila Kmghlpipe ana Mernr Haves do the typ.nv and Marclne Enckson and Twila run off the mimeographed copies. The 7th graders chose the follow ing students for their class of ficers: Clay Miller, president; AniU Vaden. vice president: Mi chael Ravizza, secretary; Elaine Jackson, treasurer; council mem ber. George Swanson. Margaret Molitor Is class advisor. Mrs. Henry Spicer. 8th grade advisor, announced the following officers for that grade: Mane Nicholson, president: Phillip Nel son, vice president. Enid iVilliams, secretary: Frank Ball, treasurer Clark David, sargeanl-at-arms: and Georgianna Joe, council mem ber. The Junior MYF of the Metho dlst Church had installation ol of ficers last Tuesday evening at the church. George Swanson is presi dent, Kenneth Reed, vice presi dent, Charlyn O'Neill, secretary and Barbp-4 Adamo. treasurer. Mrs. John Jaderholm is tne leaocr of the group of young people. ueer nuiiung over "it surely had the town filled with red-hatted folk, both residents of here and fctrangcrsi brought a quick survey to see who brought In the big ones. One of the largest and also one of the best set of horns was brought In by Joe Adamo the first morning of the season. Then duck hunting. Hie reds changed to dirt and grain colored clothes. The best hunting In recent years has been reported by all those going out. Now the local hunters are leav ing for elk hunting. Tuesday eve ning Bob Doak, Ted Markwardt. Wayne Nlehaus and Archie Hufi left for Northern-Kostern Oresfon. the first two to be gone some 10 days, the other for the entire S0 day season. Wednesday, Fred Markwardt and Ivan Dik left to Join the others. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oienger also were among the hunters. The people they hunt with each yenr re from The Dalles, the McCalli.sters, who, in cidentally, were housequests of the Giengers one night last week. Other guests of the Floyd Ohles family this past week were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Poitras and daughter of Portland. LOST RIVER GARDEN CLUB WSGS SILVER TEA AT FORT KLAMATH "HAPPY BIRTHDAY!" was salct countless times to Mrs. Clara (Shai.ei slmw-i'l hursilnv when her host of friends extended birth. day wishes by song, phone wire una wining sne woiinu up uic day with Parly Riven by her dauuhter, Mrs. J. Frank tfiuih) Auams A REAL TURKEY DINNER! tonight 111 the Bonania HS cafe teriathe famous one served an nually bv the St. Biunbn.i Episco pal Church Guild still time to get there If you read this before o p. m. Take the family and treat nem to a marvelous meal aautu. 51.15 and M cents. EORRY th.it space didn't per mit uslne the nlk of the whole Suty wedding party with the other wed ding pictures t- the bridesmaid's dresses were of beautiful Imported stiver lace over vsrl-colored snlln end the men s suits including the little ring-bearer's were all made to order and EXACTLY alike of soft pearl . grav light weight wool All who attended the weddlntr declrre it to be the most outstanding- ever seen. REAVES FAMILY DINNER Nov I is a grand opportunity to enjoy a home rooked meal away from home and also to do a bit of soclallilnc o if you haven't re ceived your card In the mall with tnlormatton look for it or call Mrs. Lawrence Shaw. A BIG BOY! Born to the Nelle Tveltmce's, (Patlv McMlllant In Franklin Hosp Sr1 named Robert wene ana weining in si 7 ios 10 'i oi Grandparents who were i to put it mildly) eagerly awaiting his arrival are Mrs. K. E. Lu clllei Bold on Jeflerson St Floyd (Skinny) McMillan Macdoel and Mr. and Mrs. A. Tveitmoe. Berkeley. THIS SUNDAY Just by calling the Vacnt ciud you can have your dinner all ready tor you when you get out there Mike and Beulah are leaturing roast turkey or shrimp boats real easy on ma too and you might get some loess for a costume to wear next Bt lur the i'iiale Shind'g. A Bid EOUgUET-lo Mrs. l.es lie lAnnl Rogers tor her public spirited and unbiased Invitation to provide baby-slitors at her home, 851 Pacliio Terrace for mothers who otherwise couldn't get to the polls Nov 4 no matter WHO FOR or HOW they vole Just so they vote! II What could be mora gen erous or more fair? Now 1 tome would volunteer to GET these mothers art babes to the Rogers residence and the polls we'll have a record vote In KF. www QUOTE FROM LIFE MAO-re-.erring to the pik of Jon icq.) Lin bcrgh on the Oct 37 cover says " . . .tviio has been so carefully shielded from the public that prac tically no pictures of him have ever been published" , . . well II might Interest Life to know that a little country newspaier III ole HAN published three of the "prac-llcally-no" pictures over a year ago when lie was here to usher at toe Dnlton-Gates wedding. MERRILL Lost River Garden1 f out klamath The resl- -i..k , , , , oence oi Mrs. nicnara u. vamum club sponsored s Junior and 4-H'was seul , ,mporUnt Fall Flower Show last Saturday sod,! occasion Friday afternoon afternoon. October 25. at the recre- Oct. at. when members of the ation hall. Hours were from 1 to 5 Women's Society of Christian Serv p.m.. and a large group of parents he C( the Fort Klamath Metho- and mends viewed tne interesting dlst church sponsored a benefit jiuKcmriis ot uij iiw(Mn uia-auver tea. procecas to aetray cur' played by camp Fire and Bluebird i rent Incidental expenses of the giris ana t-ti uaraen muo mem- church. bers. I Tne rooms of the Vamum rcs. Prlxes' awarded by the Garden tdence were blight with lovely ar- Club went to the following: Blue- raniremenls of colorful autumn birds! Patty Burleigh. 1st: Cholaine I blooms, and presiding at the silver Moore. 2nd: Colleen Crockett, 3rd; I tea service at the lace covered and Donna Schultx. honorable men-Itable were Mrs. Stewart Nichol- I tlon. Camp fire Girts: fcstner son ana Mrs. nayinona o. ixxjsiey. 'Bnsln. 1st: Clsudette Schuek. 2nd: lAsslstlni In entertaining the large Sara West. 3rd: and honorable ,' number of guests who called dur- rpentlon went to Peegv Carson and Ing the afternoon between 2 and to Brenda Hobbs. 4-H Garden Club: 5 p.m.. were Mrs. C. Ellery Ech Mary Lou Quails. 1st: Sue Fields. Un. wile of the pastor of the local 2nd: and Donna Dragoo. 3rd. In 'Church; Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson, ih mn rta cectinn nnzes went I Mrs. William Brewer. Mrs. Rich' to Judith Dewey 1st; Donna Jean I ard H. Wilson and Mrs. Harry Carson. 2nd: Mary McCulloush. I Orem, all members of the local 3rd: and Msrv Lou Quails, hon orable mention. Pottery vases, do- church organisation. The event attracted many wom- nated by the Garden Club, were! en from other districts outside uf the prizes. line ron mamam vicum?. Judging the arrangements were ' Mrs. M. A. Bowman. Mrs. Clyde,. . c. r-,, . j Hammond, and Mrs. James Ham-1 UeltQ Jigma rnl mood. ' a j i x u :M Donna Jean Carton. Judith Dew-,fVeer5 Or Vtemil ey. and Sara West, served refresh-1 MERRILL Iota Sigma Chapter mcnts from a table which was j46& rita Sigma Phi met at the decorated with yellow candles In home of Laura Barr. with Dtiffie Kenyon as co-hostess; It was initia tion and also birthday party. Girls initiated were Dorothy Holmqulst. who received the ritual of Jewels degree, Esther Milen was initiated as an honorary member. Guest speaker for the evening was Ross Ragland. who spoke on the Cali fornia ballot. Those present were Jean Rose, Janell Adams, Phyllis Hanchett, Hubbard, Betiy Nelson, brass candelabra, autumn leaves and yellow and bronze chrysanthemums. FAREWELL PARTY CHILOQUIN Wednesday eve ning a larewell party and hand kerchief shower was given for Mrs. Archi Hi;f in the basement nf the ,1 .1 krll.l Th. affair l a I DOtlMtl I-. .U.ri... mlCathrine Wright. Duffle Kenyon. honor of the secretary of the park ! Hw Cra an and Laura Ban. association ana the wife of the j Refreshments ere served. chief of police. Acting hostesses I were Mrs. Floyd Ohles. Mrs. Man- j HnllnWPPn uel Ochoa. Mrs. Alvie Youngblood. ! ' , ' Mrs. Matt Samson and Mrs. An- j Rirt-nrlnv Pnrtv idrew Ortis. ' ' I Refreshmem. wer. served after I CHILOQUIN-A Halloween theme an evening of games. Gifts opened d for Charles Splcer s sixth by Mrs. Huff were from Mrs. M. O. birthday party, given last Saturday Havs. Mrs. Jess Pike Mrs. Ernest i1? h,m?;hr- Mrs Henry Spicer, Smith. Mrs. Bob Malhis. Mrs. Leo-1 ' 'n'lr M,00 Polnt "cun,- nard swanson. Mrs. Uaylor Hatch- " """f " er. Mrs. Walter Zimmerman. Mrs.'P1"'0 Y"riStv '. hol!d8y Rm Joe Herkshan. Mrs. Ceorge Braut-! lacht. Mrs. Dlght Boucrs, Mri. and gifts opened. invited children were Dennis and Heglund. Mr,.. Carl Lobert. Mr,. Jjj. rlt KfZ7i iWrry WMTlMMlt.'r9"- W.yne and Christy Brlcco. roil.jaAW lL ' i. Tt PROTECTION CALL 4706 CITV ICC SUPPLY C6, eCSSPftlNOST KLAMATH FALLS Mrs. Lloyd Peters. Mrs.- Julia Gleng er. Mrr. Omle B. Jourdan. Mrs. Martha Nelson, Victoria Nelson, Gloria Ochoa, and Mrs. Ruth Cas tallanos. The Huffs are moving to Klam ath Falls this week. NEED FORMAL WEAR? RENT IT I Utinrvu ih formal orciiien- tir fathionibly eorrert eloihcs, ai rtifontblf - rtnisl priced Still Ml Xlltlll If DREWS- "Put your dud. In ear suds!" Men', Hand Laundry, 11th and Klamath, phone 2-2531. PHOTOGRAPHY off Your Lovely Wedding DESERVES THE ARTISTRY yJ 'AT UNDERWOOD'S Studio Phon 4526 3tffiHiiiifftHff!iimi!imijHmiHiHfimtirimm i PATSY RICHARDSON whole marriaqe to Forest Dean Anderson will talc place in Southern California durinq the holiday teaion. Andanon if a camtruction tnqineer in San Dieqo where thev will live. The bride-elect it the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Neibift, alio San Dieqo. Photo by Ferebee v.; Fort Rock. : i By ROBERTA Met! Kb Come to our cnrnlvsl and baraar here Saturday nlaht. A well-planned program will be presented by the school children at 8 p.m. with car nival and games following lor the est ofih e evening. Refreshments will be sold all evenlnz. There are prlies galore and lovely merchan dire to purchase for those on your Christmas shopping list. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Helm. Klam ath Falls, visllrd with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. McGee Oct. la. They had a pleasant day riding around the country taking in the beautllul scenery of the desert and the Conn ley Hills. D ck Schaub, Mr, and Mrs. How ard McGee and family and Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGee and son were on a hunting trip In the Sycan area the weekend of Oct. 17-1. Dic Scliaub was Hie successful hunter In the party. Folks here were mighty glad to see Avon Derrick again, when he returned home Irom the hospital In Bend Oct. 17. Avon looks good end geis around now like old times. He will have to go In for a few treatments for awhile yet before he will be completely recovered irom hi Injury that he received over a month ago when he fell from a haystack. Rube Long was Injured Oct. 8. when a ladder he wa, climbing while haying collapsed. He as taken to Bend for medical aid and an X-ray revealed there were no broken bones. His snouiaer is sun sore. Ed Enkelln and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eskelln and Fern Pllrher left Oct. 18 for La C.nler and Kalsma. Wash. Miss Pitcher stopped off at Portland to visit relatives. The Ev kelins visllrd with their sons and lamilles, Mr. and Mrs. John Eske lln and Mr. and Mrs. August E.ike lin. The Eskcllns returned home Oct. 8 Miss Pitcher remained to visit awhile longer. Mr, and Mrs. Howard McGee were business visitors In Klamath Falls Oct. 23. They returned home the next day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Olllrtle and baby daughter. Donna Susan, spent the weekend of Oct. 2S-29 visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGee and family. Mr. and Mr,. Bud Parka and children left Oct. 23 for Port Or lord where they will visit the Rev. and Mrs. Darl Hunt. They .stopped and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Totman on the way down Thursday evening. An exciting1 new Oranffe Blnorn.Jeiin. inspired by tut rfracerulafle of the ballet Your choice of five combination, of while and natural gold, jewelled or unjcwelled, matching1 pairs. ' t new, different, beautiful. Pried $100 upward fo res inc. - J. C. RENIE Jtwtltr-Cftllitd Meirtr Watchmaker 1019 Mqin Phont on 4606 I iNoaoimiNi mi wtseiNo iinoi BRIDE-ELECT Paliy Ruth Miller, wai honored quait a a beautifully arranqed ihower, qivan by Mri. Paul (Batty) Pettorion and dauqhter Aurelia. . . An ornato cake with the namat of the affianced Inscribed in the froitinq wai served th queili. Patsy Ruth is th dauqhter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miller; Mrs. Miller, far riqht, above, Is servina Mrs. William Bishop, mother of th prospctlv bridqroomj Mrs. William Johnston, aunt of bride and Mrs. Paul Patterson, hostess. Phot by Kettler THE BRIDE-TO-BE and th appropriately decorated table, at th ihower qiven for hr Septem ber 24 in th Methodist Church Parlors. Mrs. Patterson and Aurelia entertained t followinq: Isabel Bishop, Violet Johnston, Ev Gilmore, Alva Cada, Mattie Roberts. Florence West, Charlan Nichols, Willan Floetla, Esther Bellinqham, Grace Huls, Mini Withrow, Pauline Chrislan, Marquarit Ward, Phyllis Pool, Ruth Palmer, Bea Wilkti. Iran Marlcham, Myrl Ackermcn anj Beatrice Dtnniion. - Stella Dryden, Ida Mochettai, Frances Taylor, Norma Hansen, Lela Caillouatt. Helen Helfrich, Betty Patterson, Bell Johnson, Emma Metier and Mildred Smith, Gifts wer lent by many who war not able to be preient. Gam prises wer won by Florence Weit and Id Moch Hi. 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