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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1952)
SATORDAY, NOVF.Mnr.n 20, lort2 PAGE RIGHT HERALD AND NTWS. KLAMATH FATXS. OREGON Charles Martin Residence Setting for Beautifuly Arranged Tea FOURSOMI at tha l.ft, Mn. Alv Oldham, pouring, Mrs. Frank Marks, far loft; Mrs. Jamas H. Hunter, canter; and Mn, Jack Matler. To the right, Mn. Stephen Moit, seated; and Mrs. L. A. Murphy, who gave th tee. Lower loft, Jitclty May Murphy, dnuqh tor of tha hottest; and Susan Paak, dauqhter of Dr. and Mr.. F.W. Paaka. " j J Cr SW -Vi ii 1 f . r 1 T ma . iw . J i I j i rm- : M '"..';.::, N fiV: W. V T 1 : Vain if ' . i 1 . J , . ; ... i, i, . " - 1 fc..i ' t r . ; ...i ;-l Tha attractive Chariot J. Martin ratidonc on North 7th wat tha tatting for a delightful tea qiven November 22. by Mrt. L. A. Murphy, Worthy Matron of Aloha Chapter, OtS, Mrt. Martin gracioutly offered her home for the avanf in honor of Friendship Girli, Hoitouei, Committee Members, Refreshment Chairmen and those who were pro tern officers throughout the year. Atsitting Mrt. Murphy, other than Mrt. Mertin, were: Mrt. Glenn Oehlinger, Mrt. Jack Rob bint, Mrs. C. O. Powell, Mrt. Harold Pinkerfon, Mrt. Richard Kranenburg, Suten Peak and Jacky May Murphy. Tha hours were from 3 to S p.m., Mrt. Alva Oldham, Mrt. Stephen Moil, Mrt. Elmer Bramlett and Mrt. Claris Williamt poured. Mrs. Martin arranged a striking centerpiece for the tea table. Round mirrors formed a pyra mid, and five colored candles emblematic of the points of the Eastern Star, alternated with small corsage type bouquets in the Star colors. The ttar motif wat further carried out by the ute of ttar shaped candle holdert; and maiden hair fern wat used for greenery. Photos by KeHlor j REFLECTIONS ftSU, FROM fsJr JUST BACK from Portland Thnk.sgvnff evening ola Hell bronner reported that Fred Is re covering Irom major surgery in SI. Vincent's Hospital In Portland Operation was Monday and ! hell be there tor about 10 days I as thu Is written. OUT OF TOWN for Thanks Riving Ray and Beverly Pope- to Modesto to be with their (am. Hies lor Thanksglvlnf! and they took Jeaneite Hayden to Yuba ' City where .she will be withi Marlon and wilour Shannon who recently moved there Irom KF oh yeah the Pope's cocker apnnlel Pepper of cour&u "went with." FESTIVE OATHERINO at the I Louie Lyon home In Malln lor ' Thanksgiving annual lamily dinner, included other thin Louie and! Maradean and children. Lynette, Rodney, Mnralee and Loudcan the Frank Taylors Irom Williams, Calif Bob and Ruby Short and their young ones Bob, Vlckl and Casey The Carl Lyons and Ralph and Diinn The f rank Cackas and Robert Lyon 6miling faces miised at the table were the Ernest Shorts 'Lt. In Navyi, Alameda the Joe Con tlons. Vallejo and the Johnny NEED YYeAR r Uhneier th IWmil occiiioih r fiihirmibly rnrrert florin, ti rtainnibfe rtnuj ftrictil1 lit Xtfllils DREWS- 1 1 "tt l-; .J mm I Pullianu, Bakersfield. SHE ALMOST was a Thanks giving baby Martha Ann oorn on the 22nd weighing 6 lbs 4 oj to the M. H. Conlins 1503 Upham the K. J. Con lins proud grandparents came from McMinnville to welcome the young miss her other grand parent are the M. P. (Mike) Laveniks 1221 East Street. YACHT CLUB where good lit le wives get to go on Sundays and not cook dinner Is olfcring a choice of prime rib roast and sweet-and-sour spareribs call Beulah or Mike at the club for reserva tions. THE EPLEYS Jane Mac and Alix inow a 7 year old young lady) here to Join son Male his spouse Dolores and dtr Lynette and Dolores family Joe and Millie Steele and grandmother Mrs. R. W. (Lain 1 Steele found the weather here Jus' like Long Beach (or better). SALVATION ARMY Major Jack Little was in the other day and said that they were desper ately in need ol children's toys so gather 'em up and call SA headquarters 6961 BEFORE Christmas! GILCHRIST GARDEN CLUB Gilchrist Community Garden Club met Nov. 19, 7:30 p.m. In the School Library. Table arrangements were tne lea-! ture of the evening with various types of settings displayed Includ ing a shower arrangement: one labeled "Alter the Opera": a Christmas arrangement of greens and candles, bv Mrs. Ray Darnell, Chemult; a Christmas centerpiece by Mrs. E. J Snider. Gilchrist, and a "Horn of Plenty" Thanks giving table compleie with place cards by Anne Dolezal. Gilchrist. The hostesses. Mrs. R. D. Cav sell and Mrs. Frank R. Gilchrist served refreshments. SPARE 'TIME SPENT DIGGING IN LIMA, PERU, INCA RUINS SOJOURNERS I Keguiar meeting 01 sojourners in the wmard Hotel was Nov. 26. with Mrs. W. H. Turner andr Mrs. E. H. Renner as hostesses. Mrs. J. N. HcIIner was welcomed as a member. All members are asked to bring a SO cent Rift for the gilt exchange at the Christmas party, scheduled lor Dec. 10. The following ofllccrs were nomi nated for the next 6 months term: Velma Gildon. president; Leone Robertson, vice president Ruth jO'Conncll. secretary; and Leah Maskell, treasurer. ! Prlr.es for the afternoon were I won bv Mrs. C. L. Matusek. Mrs. Winston Purvwe and Mrs. G- G- Packer. On a vacation from South Amer- lea with their twins. 2'j year old! Kerry, eon. and Shelley, daughter,! Mr. and Mrs. Alvie W. Little plan! to spend all of the holiday season1 In Klamath Falls with Mrs. Utile's j lamily and friends. She is the for mer Beverly Reed and parties lor the popular member of the young er aet have kept the Little's Klam ath calendar book far ahead. The family new Irom Luna. Peru, their present address, to New York. First trip for the twins who were born in Rio de Janiero. They bought a car In New York and drove to Little's home In Phila delphia where they were with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lit tle, lor a month. While here, part of the busy schedule will be shared with Mrs. Little s mother. Mra. Nell Reed. 537 High; her father. Arthur H. Reed. Lakeshore Drive; and her sister. Mrs. Charles Nlckerson, 2153 Wantland Avenue. The twins have sparkly tawny eyes, and their hair has the same Interesting and hard to - describe golden glints of captured sunlight. They have chaimed all who met tlvm and the handsome foursome will be missed when they return to Lima at the end of the nrt vacation to the states In three years. Little goes back to his position as factory manager lor the Sydney Ross Pharmaceutical Company for another tnree year stay. The couple met In Philadelphia mi HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietors If. ONE DOZEN PORTRAITS Solve one dozen gift problems! 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This hobby Is no "diguing, in-the-aandplle" project: but who wouldn't leel richly rewarded to personally bring to llithl an art treasure burled for 2000 years? ' LUNCHEON AT WEIMER HOME Mrs. Jack Weltner enterlained . with a lovely luncheon at her homo ! Nov. It. I p 111 Altrr the luncheon , contract brldgs was enjoyed with high prize lo.iil 10 Mr'. Harold 'Delillniter: low to Mra. Helen Steele and traveling to Mra. Vernon Dur I ant. Mrs. Lirsit Snort waa given . 1 special prise. I Ouests were Mrs. Olenn f)hlin grr. Mrs. Harvey Wise. Mrs. Ver 1 non Durant. Mrs. Lir.tie Short. Mra Cecil Haley, Mrs. Harry Frarlrr. Mra. Robert Dehlinger, Mrs. rred Beynier. Mrs. Charlie Reed. Mia. Joa Steele. Mrs. Irwin Campbell, Mrs. Harold Drhlingor, Mrs. Bill Burnett. Mrs. Helen Steels and Mia. Lester Leavul. The Hubert Rundle service at Men's Hand laundry saves )our llm and money! I, Select your CHRISTMAS diamond surprise on our, . . 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