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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1952)
SATURDAY, NOVKMnKll 2!), J 1 ' , ! . L, i a4" . irtA.w-- . , .4t f rfllll 1 i- ,iv . -J 4 A SURPRISE PARTY for Mr. Chart! (Annie) Lem, Chiloquin, was given by Mrs. George GriziU at her home, 927 Jefferson, and Mrs. I,ynn Royee, on Mrs. Lent' 84th birthday, Nov. 21. It was 41 reel pioneer get-together of members of the Schoolmates Club, on of tht oldest toclal clubi in Klamath Falls, and other lifelong friend of Mrs. Lem. Ice cream and the ornate birthday cake were terved with coffee it 1:30 p.m. end gift wai alio presented to Mrs. Royee whose birthday was Nov. 22. . The house was decorated with a profusion of mums in mellow fall colors for the occasion; and the following were present: Clerallce Epperson, Jessie Powell, Lola Kirkpatrick, June Grimes, Mae Anderson, Winnie Cleghorn, Emme Dunham, Nett Peter son, Georgie Zollman, Mildred Garrett, Ide Grimes, Ade Brown. Amy Royce end Minnie Griiile. Photo by Kettler TO f - mi kivi.-Ji - '. IRIDAL SHOWER Nov. 24, In the Pine Room of the Elk's Lodge, for Landa Chavei, whose forthcoming marriage to Cpl. Stanley S. McCallick is scheduled for Dec. 27 in St. Patrick's Cathedrel, El Paso. Shown above, U to rl Mrs. Norman Hansen, hostess; bride-elect Landa Chavei; Mrs. Greg Lara, her lister; Mrs. Eldred Hansen, serving punch; end Mrs. Noel Cail ouette, hostess. Photo by Kettler BRIDAL SHOWER Bruie-clrct I-anrta Chvei ruci of honor l bridal Khnwrr eivrn by Mn. Nofl Calllourite and Mrs. Normnn Harwn In Ihr Pint Room ol ihr Elk'11 Lodge, Nov. 34. 0mf tre plnyrd during Iho evpnliiv with prhra aolnv to Doro thy Mamtow, Mr. Eldrrd Hannen and Mm. 8. M. llarrmiiinn. Tlie following uufsin rre Invll Pd: Mrs. Htbrrt Phillips. Mrs. Pnu llnc Mllaa, Mra. Milton Pric, Mrs. I.. P. PrnnliiKton, Mr. Frrd Colfr. Mrs. B. M. Iliirrlniiton, Mrs. W. r. llununlr, Mrs. Grot; Luis, Mis. John Krrlln, Mrs. Eldrrd Hsnsrp. Dorothy Mnrf.row. Morv Brown, Mis. P. E. Bcxton, Mrs. Hmry llomicy, Mrs. Rlrhiird Prx, Mrs. Alice BcoiiHins. Mrs. Wllfy Par Irldue, Mrs. Mnninrrt RoUiruson, Brtty Rnnisry find Lois Moon. Flnncr o( llm honorrd frurst Is Cpl. stnnlry 8. McCnlllrk: and the wcaniiig is senrauirn l or urc. ill .. 11 in si. Patrick's cothcdrsi, EijLange Vdlley Cpi. McCnlllck Is stalloncd l . , ' . Wancn Air Korco Unse, Cheyenne: and Landa i has made hrr home with her staler, Mrs. Orrg Lara. Bly Pioneer Has 75th Birthday Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Campbell celebrated Mr. Campbell' 1&th b'lilulav at tlielr rench home In Bly with nil of Mr. Campbell's brothers and sisters, chlldron and grandchildren attending the dinner hrlday, Nov. 31. Attending were Mr. and Mrs, Will Campbell, Mr. and Mrs Orb Campbell, Langell Valley; Mrs, fiietla Bowne, Lnkevlew; and Mrs. Clrorgo Mrrryinan Br., Kamnth Fall i All three of the Campbell's children and five grandchildren were present: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Obenchaln and Caralyn and Mar garet Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Campbell and Barbara and Jo; and Mr. and Mia. Paul Hess and Mary Ellen, Orr.nts Pass. 11 very tiffd famplru line f fnulml Innlrumenis ' 10.',2 ism? ANNUAL BAZAAR OF ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DECEMBER Luncheon Served From 11:30 a.m. Dinner From 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Annual baraar of St. Paul's Epis copal Church will be held S.uui rt.iy. Dec. . In thr Pansh Hull. Doors will oicii at 10 a.m. As in a Persian market place. Hie Par ish Hall will be transformed Into numerous stnlb or booths under I one roof, to display and sell the many wares available. Each booth will be a specialty shop In Itself.; Featured will be Arrr a nc f.nr '' vmiuiu wiuw : Valley Women's Club met at the parish bull on Nov. 30 with Mra. I, B. MJr'ls presiding. The club voted to meet in January and Feb ruary. The Christmas irea will be the evening of December 18. Mem bers will Uike a paper sack lunch and meet at the community linll that day. Dorothy Flescher will be hostess and furnish oolfce. Billic Colwell Is head of the program committee. Hunts Claus will be out and give treats to all the children. Pinochle, briclg snd. canasta were played after the neettng. Present were Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Rny Davis, Mrs. Elliott House, Mrs Chris Hood, Mrs. Bill Cunningham, Mrs, Jack Weimar, Mrs, Bob Bur den, Mrs, Frank Burden, Mrs, Bob Adams, Mrs, Marion Ind.iny, Mra. Bill Burnett and Mrs. Lester Lenv III. . WEDDING VOIGHT'S PIONEER 629 Main L 1 fancy and hand painted tea roils, practical work aprons, ap tea towels, embroidered ana hand painted, fancy work Including love' ly pillow cases. The cooked food Doom will sell Eniclish plum puddings, fruitcake, Christmas cookies and candy. mincemeat, pies, cakes, preserves and many other delectable dishes. Two booths, popular last year, tile Dark Horse and the White Elc palitn. will be In full swlna again this year. Dolls and novelties loo numerous to enumcrnte, but each a perfect gift, are among the many tilings lor sale 8t. Paul's Supper Club will serve luncheon beginning at 11:30 a.m. The meny Includes homemade soup pandwich'ra, pie and cake. The men's Cfub will sponsor the traditional spaghetti dinner to be served from 5:80 until 8 p.m. The dntc again Is Saturday, Dec. 6. Come and bring your friends. HAPPY HOUR CLUB Happy Hour Club met with Anna Bean, 335 N. 6II1, for a 1:30 p.m. luncheon Nov. II.- Guest for tfie afternoon was Ka thcrlne Hngue, and members pres ent Included: Ivy Drew, Adeline Cofer, Lorn Evans, Anna Reeder, Ruth Heldrlch, Emma Hamilton, Maud Hosley, Louise Humphrey, Jennie Hum, Eva Richardson, Lil lian White and Alice Lawrence. The Nov. 35th mooting was postponed. ANNOUNCEMENTS Enqroveei and Processed OFFICE SUPPLY Phone 7412 JiFUMTJ) AND NEWS. KT.AMATH fAU.S. OREGON Garden Club Meets at Malin MALIN Malln Garden Club met at the home of Mrs E. H. Love ness Wednesday afternoon. Nov. 19. for regular monthly meeting. The business meeting was con ducted by Mrs. Loyal Loveness. In the absence of president and Mra. Alden Loveness was secretary pro tern. Reports were made by sever al members, who had attended the sub-district meeting in Klamath Falls and a note of thanks was read by Mrs. Charles Hamilton who made the centerpiece for the luncheon at the Yacht Club. Mrs, Elva Smalley was Intro duced after the business meeting and led the group In the discus sion of making Christmas decor ations. Using huge plies of ever green boughs, Juniper berries, rib bon and candles, she made and displayed lovely wreaths, swags and table arrangements. Cookies and tea were served irom an attractively arranged ta ble, covered with a dark green cloth and centered with a large bouquet ol yellow and bronze chry santhemums arranged in a low straw basket. . Tall lighted yellow candles were placed at either end. Mrs. Merle Looxlcv was co-hostess with Mrs. Loveness. Present were: Mrs. Bemice Ste ward, Mrs. Walter Stastnv. Mrs. A. V. Evans, Mrs. Rodney Det rick, Mrs. Teresa McComb. Mrs. Carlo Cornell, Mrs. Wayne Fist, Mrs. Robert Holl, Mrs Joe Halou sek, Mrs. George Bmalley, Mrs. Loyal Loveness and Mrs. Alden Loveness. No meeting will be held In De cember or January. Zion Lutheran Women's Guild ' Zlon Lutheran Women's Guild met In regular session the after noon of Nov. 30. The Reverend Richard Oraef led the group In devotions and presented the topic on "Stewardship." 8lnce the last meeting, nine boxes of clothing were sent to Korea. Next meeting will be held Dec. 4 at which time the election of new officers mill take place. WEDNESDAY CLUB Wednesday Club met Nov. IB In St. Pauls Parish Hall. Following a dessert luncheon served on tables prettily decorated with Thanksgiving favors, cards were played. Prises were award. ed to Polly Schroeder and Helen Scott in Bridge and to Hascl Mor rlson In pinochle. Hostesses for the evening were Dorothy Lolcama, Helen Ooeckner and Delores Reeves. Cheap, "bargain" priced ctry cleaning is NO bargain! Clothes that art not carefully, expertly cleaned retain dirt and grim that dul! tht colors ond actually cauit wear in tht garmcnti. Our dry cleaninq is carefully ond pain., (takingly dont , . fit, feel and color ii restored to your clothet. I Send your cleaninq with your laundry! It'i convenl- ! nt, fast and economical. Just phone 51 11. CASCADE r I , ' ft ' ' . ' ' II iy'4CK A FEW OF THE ITEMS available for the First Methodist Church bazaar and luncheon Dec. 6, are shown in the self.exp'anatory picture above, with committee members. From the left, Mrs. E. W. Mocabee, luncheon chairman; Mrs. M. W. Hover, co-chairman of the baiaar; Mrs. Marion Lehman, decorations; Mrs. William (Bill) Kennedy, publicity chairman for WSCS (Womens Society of Christien Service); Mrs. Gent Wend, co-chairman of the bazaar with Mrs. Hover; and Mrs. Joe Bramhall, provident of WSCS. Doors at the First Methodist Church, corner 1 0th and High, will open at 9:30 a.m., for the l?azaar, and luncheon will be served from 1 1 a.m. to 2 p.m. Photo by Kettler WSCS Meeting Oeneral meeting of the Womens Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church was called to order 1:30 p.m., Nov. 30. by president Mrs. Joe Bramhall. Ouesth were welcomed and after announcement, the minutes were read and treasurer's report was given. Bazaar plans were discussed and instead of the regular Decem ber meeting, there will be a Christmas tree luncheon for the young members. Mrs. Joe Abner asked for dona tions lor boxes to be sent to Korea. Retrcshments were servea oy Eisner Circle after the meeting. A sack lunch meeting ol the executive board preceded the general meeting. ZULEIMA NILE CLUB Altamont Junior High School Olee Club, under the direction ol Vlolette Moore will present a col lection of five Christmas songs from various countries as the ma jor part of the Nile Club program, scheduled for I P ", Dec. 3. In the W 1 1 1 a r d Hotel. The group includes "Nativity Song." a Spanish Folk song: "God Rest Ye Merrle Of ntltmen,1' old English; "Oo Tell it on the Mountain." a Negro spiritual. "Carol of the Bells," Ukraman; snd "Gloria In Exelsls." old French Song- , A short quit program will com plete the afternoon's entertainment. Mrs. Louis Frllsch Is general chairman for the day. with Mrs. Charles Larkin. program cba'rma'i. Every member Is urged to at tend and are asked to bring a wrapped Christmas package lor the Shrine Hospital. 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