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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1.1, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN CI .Club Meeting Fiftf KLAMATH Civic Inl Juovemciil Club int'iiilK'r IiikI a liniy a Hoi noon ul llio ri'uuliii' mienllng of Hi niiiiilr.iitlti III Uir (iubhuUKP, Friday, Nov, 1. Among nllur inallrtia lurliidrd on Hi" ngnn tln during tilt biialnria arNlon wan Ilia pruiioaed I'mltHtiiriiLllig of llir main club loiiiii, nlMi Inn (lllilim iiiuni mill uluiikiiiiiiii, Willi mi.i, Raymond H. Liwulry sulmilUlnii rsllmattta from thn Clillitiln branch of His J. W, Copeliinil Ynid lor Imcensury nialrrlal und liibnr fur thn planned liuirovoiiirnl lo the cIuuIioiiao Interior, Aftr Homo dlaciianloii, members volrd to ac cept Ilia figures prrmnlpd uud tu hut the work elitilrd lininriliiili- The flriHiicUl report lor October given by Ilia irnii.urer, Mm, William A, Page, mid iiIht oilier hii.ilutma hud brrn nlti'lidrd tu, lio minimi election of nfllrrr mm hold, Willi the following uiiaiiliuutinly re elected to arrvg for tt muling year: president, Mrs, lliuold l Wlincr, aecrelaiy, Mih. llcri Dray, Won rimi acta an club inuMclnn; and lieaatiier, Mia. Wllllniii A. J 'a no. 1' l ml, second and third vice preidenlK wrro clto:.eit by vole h lollows: Mia, Stewart Nicholson, Mia. Raymond U. Luoilry mid Mia. Dnnaiu I'. Vrnlch. In auiiiii accepting till olllctt, Mr le-rirclrd piei.lofni initdo a burl alatciiicnt, aiiying that ahc loiitinued in ul lire unwillingly, but thai In view of Dm loyul aiimiori miu linn cooperation of membpih ilttimg thp jai.i year, aim -Uuuld iiirmie lor another term. New innnbria welcomed Into the rluo at una unit) tveio Mm. Un did Wing, Kliimutl) Auciu-y, and ,u w, wtnn n. hkd, run iimii(itii. 'file meeting adjourned, and nintiurrs enjoyed a aprcinl trrit when Mra. Haymond ti. Loonlry liie.rnlru nrr giuup ul arven 4-H rookery club protect iiinubt'in. Hip tola u.viiig an niiproiupiu talk in connection with 4 -J I activity. All amuMiig aioiy whs told ny Anita Vadeii, who i elated the Had Jnte of bllHlr, Ixr IIU1 4-11 live- Mock project calf. One nay in Aim a abaence, her inother tin tlertook to Iced thn annual In Inn pen, but auddenlv Sou pound HtiMc became belligerent, turning on Mra vauen, knocking lipr to lha round breaking her ryrglanica In thn aud den attack. Somehow Mia. Vadcn managed lo escape Iho Infuriated calf, without Incurring mora acr loua Injury than severe brulnca. Thia display of erratic tempera- Snrnt In the Intended ahow calf a Mi undotiiii, lor Inilcad of . eadint a pampered exigence for aevrral montha befors the 4-H fair in Klamath rail. Ui animal wna soon oia lor Urel to Fred Pm However, Anna la Irving asaln llna year to raise a calf (or next 4-11 county (air, and ha a nice animal i a genu aiipoaiiion, me aaid aifaa.t nJhoo Th 4-H ' Friendship SonK" and "Slnf Your Way Home" were atinii by lb group of glrla. after which Mra. Looiley introduced 4 II coun ty leader, Mra. John iMaigarPII Christy, who complimented Mm lo ral glrla on the live rocord made at tli county and atatt fulra. their allowing placing the group in thn 100 per cent category In Klamath Coun. ty. Mra. Chrlaty preeuled achievp. inent award cardi from the Urat National Dank of Portland In Klam ft.h Kalla, and alo awarded pltui nul arholarahlpa lo various mem- trta ol tha r'nl project. In con r.U'lon, Mra. Chrlaty gave a rertl licate of achievement to Mra. Looa. ley, glvlim the credit lor Ilia auc feu of the project to the leader and the molhera of the girl. On dlaplay during the aliernoon a the large trophy cup awarded annually bv Ricky Jrwelery of Klamath PalU lo the otiiataiidlng 4-H club group In Klamath County, the cup being given thla year to Mra. I-ooaley'e cookery club here. Concluding the buay and enjoy- Dle afternoon. Ulnae present were aerved relreahnienta by the Iwm eaaea for the meeting, Mra. Wil liam A. Page and Mra. Joanna Taylor. Tablea In thp clubhouse dim rir room were colorful with ar rangementa of brilliant autumn leavei. with Individual favora at each pl". Cut and aerved aa an addition lo the repeat were two large angel food? cakea, baked by Marie Nicholson and Janice Ken dall, 4-11 champion angel food cake tiakera. Bpeclal Rueata were Mra. John Chrlaty. Klamath rails; 4-H club glrla, Linda Pope, Marie Nlehol- aon. Anna vaaen, Janice and uia dva Kendall. Knld Williams and Janet Bile Wilson; Mra. Hlchard Wilton, Mra. Prank Kendall and Mra. Mitchell (Mlkei Beaulleu. Club members present Included Mra, Harold Wing i Klamath Aneii- ryi; Mrs. oene A. I'ane, Mrs, Haymond B. I.ooslev Mra. llert stray, Mra. Kllr.abeth M. LooalPy, 'Mrs. Stewart Nicholson, Mra. Iyd Nicholson and email son Hotter. Mra. William Brewer, Mra. Charlea M. Noah, Mra. Frank F.dward. Mra. H. T. IMIke) Williams and little daughter Martha. Mra. Kr nest Reeae, Mra. Hugh Rnutly, Mra. William C. Martin. Mlaa Diane Brehtel. Mra. Harold U Wlmpr and the co-hoatesaea, Mrs. William A. Page and Mrs. Joanna Taylor, Eagle Club Card Party The Ladles Kaste Cluh met at the home of Lillian Rnr.um, JIM Kberleln Avenue, Halloween dpr oral Inns formed I he background. Cards were played; first prlre was won hv Nancy Ptitman for wom en: and niPns1 prlre went lo lon Crapo. Second, to Iirns Groves and Bam uveradei. "Thrpe Hun dred" traveling prlres were won hv Nancy Ptitman and Bnm Dversdrl. Low prlrn to Kd noxum. A dessert politick wss served Iter the prlr.es were nwnrded. NEED FORMAL WEAR? nor it i yi hiinr die formal orcuinn- weir faihlonihly nrricl clothit, at rtMomhlt rrntil priciil illtt asl DlBllll ,.-.... . '.; ' - re .. v-ti v -.- ' , i -. .. jerr .- ::,. mi ,, i - t.n r, r-i r 4 , i,m,; ' '&a ( , 'iftfS k: :h Li a- . - k '-f " ev f ynngaaiie - :;t-rT-. r- rs - j, "ti,, ',T''7I r' - ' f- - -. KLAMATH SHRINE CLUB Annual Formal dinner dance it ichedultd for Nov. 22, at the Klamath Armory ior all Noblei and thair women guestj. Hospitality hour itarti at 7 p.m., din--nar-dancincj ana entertainment, 9 p.m. In the picture taken during tha committee meeting at the Charlei Mack reiidence are: Left to right, front row, Mri. Run Marshall, Mrs. Bruce Wiath, Mn. Wet Guderian, Mrs. Bob riant irtU'w'ih ftrt Twinnarfiir f ' n'-i -tf im TihifcttrtYln r -1 iia ariwt fcriii nn' -" ' li ilrtrf Sproat, Mrs. Charlie Mack, Mrs. Charlei Fyock and Mrs. Willard Ward. Back row, lame order, Wii'ard Ward, Bruce Wirth, Rust Marshall, Bud Cloake, Charlie Mack, Bob Sproat, Bob Meit and Charles Fyock. Committee members not present were Mrs. Bud Cloake, Mrs. Bob Mtst and Wes Guderian. Reservations should be made through Charlie Mack, general chairman. Photo by Ketler LANGELL VALLEY By COMA 1.KAVITT Mr. and Mra. Harold Wllhite of Klamath Falls spent Hunriay with their daughter, Mra. Ben Shepherd and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill IJurneil were alio evening vlallors. Mr. and Mra, Le-s Leavllt and Mr. and Mra. Cal Leavllt and Dounip wprp dinner guesln of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn and Ted dy on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. House spent the weekend In Medford with the W. I. Houses. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monroe apent Monday and Tuesday In Klamath Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones. Mrs. Agnes Llndgren of Long VI) w Is vbiiting her daughter, Mra. George Baker, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Max MrMahon of Portland have been visiting her al'ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Meeker. Mrs. Llovd (Jilt was honored on Oct. 30 with a turkey dinner In honor of her birthdsy anniversary (lueata were Mr. and Mra. Lloyd (lift, Martin Ulft, Mr. and Mra. Mlckev O'Keetfe. Mr. and Mra. Kuaseil Walsh and Kathleen, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Noble, Dnyle and Virginia, and Hev. and Mra. Carl Oroaa and lamlly, Pete Hrlcxlacae and Kenneth left Mondny for Longvlew to villi rela tives. Mr. and Mra. Lester Leavllt were 8undsy dinner guests at the borne of Mr. -and Mrs, Pete Hodges and fnmilv of Tulelake. In the afternoon the Hodges and Leavltta visited at Mnlin with Mr. and Mra. Dick Derry and family. Mr.and Mra. LVIbert Carr epent Sunday In Klamath Falls with his parenta and other relatives and Iriends. Dev. and Mrs. Carl Gross at tended a church meeting In Lake view last week. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Schans visit ed In upM-r Langell Valley with their daughter and son-in-law the Frnnk Urnhs. Mr, and Mrs. Bud Brown were dinner guests Tuesday evening of Mr. and Mrs, Leland Harris and Billie. Mrs. Ernest Graves will enter lain the Guild of SI. Barnabas Church at the Pariah Hall Nov. 8, Everyone cordially Invited. Mr. and Mrs. Curley Evalt of Klamalh Falls spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, BUI Novotny. EVERGREEN GARDEN CLUB State officers of Oregon Federa tion of Garden Clubs attending th sub-dlatrlct garden club meeting, were entertained at an I o'clock breakfast at the home of Mrs. Bay Garrison Nov. a. The 'Evergreen Garden Club sponsored the break fast prepsred and served by Mrs. Ray Garrison, Mrs, Rober Miller, Mrs. Clark Kendall and Mrs. Joe Schuh. The following state officers were In attendance: President, Mrs, L. W. Franks, Redmond: Vice presi dent, Mra. Byron Bradshaw, Al bany; Recording Secretary. Mrs O. W. Germsrk, Ashland; Corres ponding Secretary, Mrs. John Hen derson. Redmond: and Treasurer, Mrs. Norma Baker, The Dalles. Alao present were Mrs. Will Wood. Klamath Falls, director of the Klamsthsub-dlstrlct and state year book chairman; Mrs. Cora Saunders. Eugene, state bird chairman: Mrs. Chas. Andresson, Eugene, state conservation chair man; Mrs. Lester Munlc. Sweet Home, wild flowar chairman; Mrs. Charlea Bushman. Portland, direc tor of the Columbia district: and Mrs. Charles Thurman. general chairman of the sub-district meet ing. Election Party LANGELL VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Bill Novotny entertained with an "Election Party" at their home Nov. 4. The guests listened to the returns and refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mee ker, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lesvltt, Mr. and Mra. Frank Brown, Mar tin Brown and the Novotnys. SOROPTIMIST CLUB BUSY . WITH CHRISTMAS PROJECTS The Soroptlmlst Club made plans for their Christmas nrojecta at the regular meeting Thursday at the rcucan caie. laaoeue unxner reaa a letter from the newly organised club at Heywood. Calif., thanking the Klamath Club (or their greetings. NAOMI SHRINE Naomi Shrine S. Order of the White shrine of Jerusalem ob served the Mxth anniversary of Its Institution at a slated meeting Tuesday evening. Nov. 4, at the Masonic Temple. Blanche Schulie Worthy High Priestess. and James Hunter. Watchmsn of Shepherds, presided. James Hunter read an Interest ing hlstorv of his own composition of Naomi Shrine s activities dating back to Us origin In 1940. The temple wss attractively deeornted wflh fall (lowers. Following the meeting members assembled In the banquet room where a birthday cake decorated In the Shrine'a colors and emblem awaited them. Helen Mccornack read an approlate poem dedi cated to the membera. The cake was cut and served by Mrs. Schulie and Vera Fritsch. Worthy Guide. Irene Markham, Noble Prophetess, and Marie Waddell. Worthy Chaplain, presided l the coffee services. Tables were decorated . In the Thanksgiving theme with autumn leaves, pumpkins, ears oi corn ana I Committee In charge was com posed of Vera Fritsch, chairman, Dora Austin. Helen McCornack I and Mary Lee Dean. Next meeting of Naiml Shrine will be Dec. j, with Brother So journers In charge of entertain ment and refreshments. Iff .mTiaaraiilsiiSailJ PUZZLED About whert to send your Dry Cleaning? Don't qiva it onolhir thouqht lust phon Sill of Cascade vou qet ex part work and Hidden serv ice. v SEND YOUR CLEANING WITH YOUR LAUNDRY - It's Quick ond Convenient. Ellen Clark, secretary, read the minutes of the previous meeting and Margaret Larkln gave the treasurer's report. A letter was read bv Ruth Ray from Mary Jo Meacham who Is In training at the Sacred Heart Hos pital at Eugene on a scholarship given by the Klamath Soroptlmlst Club. Maud Coeller, chairman, re ported on the Christmas project lor sending gifts to a sister Soroptl mlst Club at Brlghten-Hove, Eng land. It was voted to send Care packages containing complete Cbristmss dinner with turkey, also some pine cones from Klamath for Christinas wreaths and decora tions with Christmas cards and greetings from each member of the club here. Alice Lamm read a letter from Mra. Richard Maxwell, chairman of the Volunteer Service Croups of the local Red Cross Chapter, asking for donations for Christmas for the service men at Camp White and the active service men who will be on the high seas on Christ mss Day. The Klamath Club con tributed 25 for this cause. Kathleen Thompson announced that the blood bank would be here very three months Instead of every month and that each service club should send six people to donate blood. The tables were decorated with cut-out cards of the little red school house In honor of American Edu cation Week Nov. ( to IS. LADY EAGLES TURKEY DINNER Lady Eagles and their guests braved the first snow storm of the season Nov. 12. to attend the tur key dinner In the FOE basement. The organization was hostess to about 75 members and their guests. After dinner the regular meeting was held In the Upper Hall, when it was decided that the auxiliary would "adopt" a service man. The young man chosen Is at present in Korea. All Lady Eagles wishing to wTlte or send him gifts may get bis name and address from Patricia Henry. 4341. The new membership "bowling campaign" is in full swing and will continue through January. Team csptalns are Hildred Burris and Lorna Groves. Special prises from the local auxiliary and dis trict are offered for winners In the membership drive. Madam President Patricia Henry gave a detailed account of her re cent visit to the Eugene auxiliary. While there she presented it with a large bouquet from the Klamath Falls Auxiliary 2090 In honor of Eugene auxiliary's 60th anniversa ry. Next meeting Is scheduled for Nov. 19. S p.m. PICTURE FRAMING I ataki at. ssmm re V 3EEfl 3X4 RB (ltd J Build a cash reserve with us - : to ssure you of comfortable living, whatever the' future may hold. You can start small, if you like, and add to your savings in any amount, at any time. Every dollar you accumulate means a brighter future .for you. Get started today! liberal lornlno Fold Twice Yearly Maximum Safety Tor Savings aweerrl VX""ly Insurance an your furniture la surprisingly . inexpensive.. Phone Hana Norland t-2515. ALOHA PAST MATRONS CLUd Aloha Past Matrons Club met Friday afternoon, Oct, 31, at the Henry Oerber residence on High Street. Mrs. Dorothy Wortley was co-hostess with Mrs, O. R, Hollo way and Mrs. Elisabeth Norrls. A tasty one o'clock luncheon was served at tables decorated In tha Halloween theme. Special guests of the afternoon were Mra. Charles Hamilton and Nfrs. George Retterath, Past Ma trons from Malln. During the short business meet ing conducted by new president, Mrs. Walter Uerlings, Mrs. W. B. DeWitt was appointed publicity chairman for the year; Mra, Charles W, Ollbert and Mrs. K. K. Phelps were named as the calling committee for November. Canasta was played during the social hour, snd high prlzn was awarded to Mrs. Louise O'Brien. Door prize was won by Mrs, L. K. Phelps. Members present were: Mrs. Wallace Uerlings, Mrs. A. B. Ep person. Mrs. Charles W. Gilbert, Mrs. W, A. Jones, Mrs, H. E. Dels, Mrs. L. K. Phelps. Mrs. Marlon Hanks. Mrs. W. P. McMillan, Mrs. George Hurn, Mrs. Phillip Cole, Mrs. J. F. Penrod, Mrs. W. B. DeWitt. Mrs. O. W. Spker. Mrs. Louise O'Brien, Mrs. Will W. Wood, Mrs. Oscar Peyton and Mrs. J. H. Hunter. Mrs. W. A. Jones was present alter a long absence due Co Ill ness, and was heartily welcomed by the group. OES Manzanito Chapter 172 "Friendship Night" was observed by a crowd of visitors, friends and members at the regular meeting of Manzanita Chapter 112 OES, Fri day evening Nov. 7 at the I OOF , Hall. Leiha Murphy, Grand Martha of the Grand Chapter of Oregon and Worthy Matron, Aloha 81 was In troduced and escorted to the East, Dorothy Smith, Grand Representa tive to Puerto Rico from Oregon was also honored In the East. Oth er visiting Worthy Matrons were Lorraine ReinmiUer Chapter 539, Tulelake, Calif.; Hazel Bowman, Prosperity Chapter 160, Malln; Eva Cook, Cascade Crest Chap ter. 15, Chlloquln: Melvina Little. Reames Chapter 66 Medford, all of whom were escorted to the East as honor guests. An Impressive obligation cere mony was conducted by John Lar son, Worthy Patron with Ver Fritsch, Worthy Matron and the officers participating. After the meeting an entertain ing skit, "A Bit of Gossip" was staged by Helen McCornack, Lola Gueck, Thelma Fink, Corrlne Lar son, John Larson ' and Everett Biehn as actors. Refreshments were served In the dining room decorated with autumn foliage flowers and a harvest scene highlighted by a scarcrow. Serving on the committee were Kathleen Ward, Helen Lee and Evelyn Biehn. forecast for fall ... LENBERRY brings you a wonderful faill.da clonic. With Its shining gold button, mandarin cellar and doleman sl.eve it's a stand-eut anywhere. The slimming belt of contrast ing elastic tops yards of wide flaring skirt. 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