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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1952)
IATUBDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1BS2 TIKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAIJA OREGON PAGB BtVtH , A Mt?f 11 f hi A '7- - 'i- i l' ' i - A " FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO .'. . Ihey w.r. m.r ried in Klamath Falls by e Presbyterian minis ter. Mr. end Mri. J. A. Uerlings both lived here whtn the town was known as Linkvillt, having com here in 1884. Old friends drop ; ped in to congratulate thtm at thtir homo, 4960 Croiby Street, on Nov. 25. Mrs. Louise Humphrey, a bridesmaid at their wedding wii special guest of the afternoon. The Uerlings have 6 children, 14 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren. They have been active In lociel and civic life and have con tributed much to the development of the Klamath latin. Photo by Ferebee f Pj'H'.f ' ,V..-' . J -vs -. s-;-,'; MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM R. SMITH ... 2501 Monteliui, an. nounce the engagement of their charming daughter, Marjorie Mae, to Jackie Lee Brown, ion of Mrt. J. A. Denhem, tanki, Ore. The wedding it (cheduled for Dec. 21, in St. Paul'l Epiicopal Church. Fhoto by Guderien BONANZA CLUB HAS CARD PARTY BONANZA Bonanza Women'! Club uponrarrd a card party at die library on Tur-vtay evening. Pmochlf and Canaita were fn. JnyFti with priiea going to Ralph Dixon and Lloyd Spark In pinochle and Mr. Oven Frppla In Cunastx Refrrnhmenta vvre errved to: Mr. and Mra. Inhmel Dick. Mr. and Mra. Ben Dlion. Mr. and Mrs. Rrg Thomas, Mr. and Mri. Lloyd Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bold. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oberhelde. Mr. and Mra. John Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Crcll Halfy. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hslye, Mrs. Owen Pepplf, Mrs. Five Maxwell, Linda Ober helde, Ore Maxwell. Ralph Dixon, and Lewis Vsn Slpe. Jarty Given Jamath Women Ollll AOI)1U A. - An,Kln,lnn . MAinrsa and pleasure partv on Monday or laM werk. Mrs. Fred : ZumbrUTi and Mrs. Ruth Johnson, both of Klamath Falls, were given a surprise birlhday annlvrrsary party at Ihr home ol Mrs. Msnusl rx-hna. Others Invltrd w're Mrs. Flo)d Ohlrs, Mrs. Ji Hrrkshsn, ' Mrs. Martha Nelson. Victoria Nfl enn, Mra. Kmrttlne Ortls, Mra. Charles llpikshnn. Mrs. Oraree Johnson, Mrs. Kdward Cole, Gloria )choa. and Mra. Zumbrum's alater, Mra. Cilrdlr. LIBRARY CLUB The Klamath Falls Wonifn"a Li brary Club will meet at the City Library Monday, Drc. 8 at 2 p in. A program of Christinas music under Ihe direction of Mr. Andrew l.oney Jr.. will feature Ihe full huh school orchestra and Claris Olre Club. Since this proRram marks the 4.lh year since the Women's Li brary Club was Urst organised, all living past presidents are to be specie! guests of the club A club birthday tea will be served at Ihe close of Ihe pro gram by Ihe club officers. o We Guarantee . ThI be ekl wHh ae pai lulta by l. o HI atfc'l faMHT abeleraMMr my I m uNotiwooe t ' aa m Tee aasia tmee rrej Cee g t irlMMielllMITimrlTIIIITI W Mo WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS t yrn nt invitation! . . jj I nq roved and Procened VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY Molin Legion ond Auxiliary Dinner MALIN A politick dinner end Chrlslmss party was held Monday evening. Deck!, at the Malm Church, for Ihe American Lejlon and Auxiliary members and their families. Chrlslmss gills were given out to all attending, after which the Rev. George Shuman talked on "Crusade lor Freedom." A regular meeting was held for both Legion and the Auxiliary after the dinner.' A report was made by Mra. Charley Hamilton, District 4 Pres ident, on poppv posters end child wellare. The poppv poller chair man. Mra. Phil Blohm. Is to con tact the schools, concerning the posters, r-i soon as possible. In child welfare, the Unit Is to give help and aid to needy families In Ihe community. Mrs. Hsmllton talked on the dlflcrrnt Unite she has visited, sine she hi been District President, and the work they were doing. Klamath Falls Auxiliary haa bought a hospital hrd maltross and are presenting It to Ihe Malln Unit. The nionrv was reallted by the sale of subscrip tions. The bed Is to be stored at the Malln Fue House and may be ued for anv sick person In the Malln community. More cookies are lo be made and packrd bv Ihe members for serv ice boys In Ihe states. Cookies will be packed at the home of Mri. Georgf. Bauer, chairman of the committee. Thursday. 1:10 p m. Next meeting will be Jan. 20. P t ' J V J MR. AND MRS. AUSTIN McMAHON . . . 3220 Anderson, anv nounce the -engagement of their attractive daughter, Sally Jeanne, to Jets Shirley, ton of John H. Shirley, Roteburg. An early summer wedding is planned. Photo by Evergreen CD A MEETS AT MERRILL Approximately 75 members ol the Catholic Daunhters journeyed , to 81. AuituMine's Parish Hnll ati Merrill, lor the social meeting, Monday evening. Nov. i'V The' Rev. John Phelaii. pastor of St. j AuguMinn's Culholic Church. gvc i the welcoming address and a brie; I history of buih HonnnKu Cliurr b I and the Merrill Parish Hull, botni of which have brcn built UUs year, j A gilt was presented by Mrs. John Howard of Klamath to the Indies Unit and NEW ADDRESS Art and Jean Trlebwasser. now living In Bscramenio wtih their two young sons. Scott and Craig have Just moved Into a new home they built at Rao Castel Drive. Their old address w.is 2? 69 Her nando Road. They left here Mav I and Art opened Sacramento of fice for Kenneth Lambie, account ant. Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Welaendsnger plan to spend Christ mas with them. rjjitajM'KI for his Christmas ZIPPER TRAVEL CASE 6 '350 plus federal tax DREWS On'ons Meeting Orion met Nov. 18 In the l.idlcs parlors of the Methodist church. A business mecunj was held at which ollicers for the coming year were elected as follows: President. Llela Newton, Secretary Christine Murray and Treasurer, Louise Biehn. Entertainment was pwvldcd by tour young gucvls Refreshments err served at a table decorated In the Thanksgiv ing theme. Hostc-v-i acre Mrs. Kva Raker. Mrs. Cy Baker and Mrs. Frank Ilrn man. Members attending were: Mrs. Duane Bnker. Mis. Cy Bsker, Mrs. Fred Bletin. Mrs. Frsnk Brn. man. Mrs. Charles Carlson. Mra. Chsrles Cumminps. Mrs. Prcslon Card. Mrs. Roland Coter. Mrs. Dex ter Elliott, Mrs. Charles Larson. Mrs. Marion Lehmun. Mrs. Charles MrFarlan. Mrs. Myron Murray. Mrs. Frank MCornack. Mrs. Ches ter Newton. Mrs. Sam Thompson, Mrs. Richard Tester. Mrs. J. V. Warllter, Mrs Gib Walters. Mrs. Caroline Williams. Mrs Gene Woods. Mrs. Dallon llaslett, Mrs, BUI MeSpadrien. Mrs. Alice John son. Guest were Mrs. Cleta Pad dock. Mrs. Ethelyn Carter and Dor othy Ewing. of the Merrill and Bonanza par ishes. A group of -the members of the Royal Neighbors of America presented a very Interesting and entertaining radio pantomime skit ol old and new musical selections. Mrs. Alex Cammock was Master of Ceremonies and was accom panied on the piano by Mrsi Statv lev Smith. They Included: "Little Old Lady" by Anna Schsller: 'Statue of Liberty and Uncle Sam" with Delia Wrenn and Fay Muel ler: "School Days." by Gretta Seliwiger and Alice Hoover: "Tne Girl That Married Dear Old Did." Jennie Arnold: "Old Black Joe." Julia Williams: and "Abba Dabba Honeymoon." Stella Schulmire ana Lillipn Rosson. "Indian Dance." Ella Polly and Elizabeth Scheehy: "Sidewalks of New York." Ada Barleen and Ruby Alexander: "Chinatown." Nellie Lamothe and Elsie Lonzmire: "Hawaiian Dance." Alice Hoover and Ada B.irlcen: "Paper Dolly." I.'ieiMe Heller and Dora Oberg; "May West." Lucille Heifer: "Three O'clock In the Morning." Martha Baker. Janle Arnold and Julia Williams: "Silver Threads Anions the Gold." Edna Pinney and Dacie Hoover; "Soldier. Sailor and Nurse," Elsie Loncmire. Dora Oberc and Ada Bsrlcen: "Good night Ladies." Alice Hoover and Stella Schulmire. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Chairmen Minnie Andrieu and Ruby Tsclurky ana their assistants: Mamie Giacomini, Anna Colwell, Elizabeth Dalton. Luana Ratlilf. Catherine Johnson. Mary Goldblatt and Lydia Staub. Next meeting will be the Christ mas party with a gilt exchange; gifts not to exceed So cents, Mon day evening. Dec. 8, 8 p.m. All members are urged lo at tend this annual affair. Only one meeting will be held during De .-"t r-j' -vTs ... Af r, -?-. " ,n h ' .h-X h j2 i' t T.: A sM iy.&JxtJk ci:oiu.i: WASiiixcTovs choice Th only beci;pfMd ihnl terries o ceMifico'o ol ownership guoionlecing ouihenlicily, ond is pcrmoncnlly registered in ihe owner's name. In antique while only, wilh luxurious lied fringe. Reversible, pre-shrunk, obsolulely woshoble. Be sure you gel tho genuine "Ccorgo Washinglon's Choice", nods only by Bales! Sizes 82x1 10 or 96x1 10. In o toga! presentation box. 28 50 "For Distinctive. Gifts" yon SToiiis ssarjr(! ' Miiiasa a i .ia"iaKMMa"""Miiiaaai IM 'JltJ- -iniiiv iii TROPICAL THANKSGIVING Mr. and Mrs. R. F. McLaren, Lalceshore Drive, on the special j Thanksgiving cruise of the Lurlint. They made ftheir headquarters the Surf Rider Hotel while in Honolulu. Shown ebove with the J. Herringshaws, former Malin residents now living In the I islands. Picture taken at the Aloha party in the Banyan Court of the Moan Hotel. DAR Meeting Eulalona Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, met Mon day evening. Dec. 1. In the Pelican Party Room, which was attractive ly decorated with wreaths, tiny angel figures, evergreens, and Christmas tree. Dessert was served before the short business meeting, conducted by Miss Eva Burkhaltcr, chapter regent. An eve ning of entertainment followed. Mrs. Don Zumwalt, chapter mu sic chairman, presented three young men in a delightful progfam. First was Bob Enman with three piano numbers. Wayne Angel, ac companied by Miss Ruth Lobaugh. played a violin composition. John . Carler, accompanied by Mrs. Zum walt, sang three selections. Mrs. Zumwalt gave delightful back ground comments about the vocal numbers. Mrs. Roberta Blomqulst read story of her own composition, "The Miracle of Mount Shasta", which she dedicated to Eulalona Chapter. It was a weaving together of the many legends about Mount Shasta; Including those of the ascent of the rugged peak by a mortal being whom she called Andu who was led by the mystic voice of a beau tiful maiden, the dangerous pit of snakes, the descent into beauti ful valley, an old man of the mountain who aided the wanderer, and the vision of the star and the shepherds on Christmas Eve. Guests of the evening were Mrs. Henry Nlchol of the Lakevlew chapter, Mrs. George Ager, a for mer member of Eulalona chanter. Mra. Daisy Dillingham, mother of Mrs. H. A. Nitschelm. Elise ilts chelm, and Mrs. Joe Hicks. Plans lor the State Conference lo be held in Klamath Falls. 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