SATURDAY, DKCKMBKR fl, 19(12
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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"TOPS" ... In 111 baby contott iponiorod by Iht Pythian
Sitteri are pictured at th iliow In Iht High School Auditorium.
From Iht le(l, Supremo King, Michael Jamet Barnei, ion of Mr.
nd Mri. E. Burnet, Roult 3; Supreme Quean, Jo Ann Mowdy,
daughter of Mr. and Mri. W. Mowdy, 3526 Blibaa; King
Staphan ion of Mr. and Mri. A. E. Donahue, 628 Ook Straat;
King Michael Atkinton, ion of Mr. and Mri. H. C. Atlcinion,
1904 Fargo Straat; Queen Twyla Ooud, doughter of Mr. and
Mri. I. Ooud; 1012 Shelley Straat; King Bruca Lorber, ion of
Mr. and Mri. C. Lorber. 119 E. Main; Quean Laurel Steward,
daughter of Mr. and Mri. A. Steward, 135 Nevada Street;
Queen Pamela Gibion, daughter of Mr. and Mri. R. Gibion,
1825 Fremont Street; King Ronald Strubel, ion of Mr. and Mri.
John Strubel, Lekethore Drive; Queen Alice Chamber!, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mri. D. R. Chamber!, 2109 Radcliff Street;
King Gordon Wynent, ion of Mr. and Mri. G. Wynent, 125
Wendling Street. Not in picture were Queen Janice Hen.
daughter of Mr. and Mri. W. Hen, Sprague, Oregon; and
Queen Debr Colvin, daughter of Mr. and Mri. M. A. Colvin,
2007 Wentland. Photo by Guderian
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WINNERS ... the beauty diviiion of Pythian Slilen Child
Conteit. At the left it "Mill Klamath Falli." Jo Ann Mowdy,
daughter of Mr. end Mri. W. Mowdy, 3526 Biibee Street; end
"Mailer Klamath Falli' ii Martin Alter, ton of Mr. and Mri.
Dal Alter, Weyerheeuier District. Photo by Guderien
LADIES AID
MERRILL Mri. Elite EKlc
und Mre. Mry Pickett were
homriwii lor " November Hirel
ing ol tli Presbyterlen Church
Ladle Aid el the Enitle home.
Mr. Wilbur IUjIcIim was I" chnrnr
ol the devotional!, the tinging of
hymns.
Fancywork '"" over from the
recent bainar will be on aale at
the Ren Franklin itore. Mm.
Harriett Fotherlnitham. Mrs. Ruby
Mitchell, and Mr. Pearl Moore
were appointed the committee In
e h a r g e of nominating mw ol
ficern. which will be elected at
ihe next meeting Dec. 11. A Chrlnt.
mat gift exchange will be held at
Ihal meeting. There la a SO cent
limit on glfta, and members with
children are renue.ited to bring
a chlld'a Rift. The meeting will
be held at the home of Mra, Bcr
nace Wllmn.
The members voted to donate
tlo to the Community Cheat, and
will alto purchase a Care package.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses to the following mem
bers. Mra. O. A. Milne. Mrs. Lyle
Hulfaker, Mra. Ebcr Kilpntrlck.
Mrs. Warren Fruits, Mra. Frank
Hunnleutt. Mrs. Harriett Fother
ngham. Mrs. Warren Conner. Mrs.
Pete McNeil. Mra. Miles Moore.
Mrs. J. L. Haskins. Mrs. R. A.
Hinllh. Mra. Ben Mitchell. Mrs.
Rernace Wilson. Mrs. Winifred
Taylor, Mrs. Oeorge Offlrld. Mrs.
Myron Haskins. Mra. Verna Hss
kint. Mrs. Wilbur Haskins. Mra.
Dwlght Eagle, Mra. Martin Win
ther and on, tumor, Mra. Cora
Wllklna.
PLAYERS CLUB
The Library Club Room was gv.
ly decorated with snowmen and
candlea by the hostesses, Mra. C. P.
LelUioff, Mra. E. R. Olson. Mrs.
Winston Purvlne and Mrs. Robert
Woods when they entertained Play
ers Club Wednesday evening
Dee. v.
Following Introduction of guests
and a short business meeting cards
are In play with high In bridge
awarded to Mra. Jack Rhodes and
low to Mra. Maude Rupert, high In
pinochle to Mrs. E. O. Murphy ann
low to Mrs. J. B. Weaver.
SURPRISE SHOWER
CIIILOQUIN A real surprise
party! The atork provided the big
gest surprise at the pink and blue
thower for Mrs. A. A. "Bud"
ftoukup, given last Tuesday by
Mrs. Krneatine Ortis.
Invitations were Issued on the
previous Thursday on Friday the
guest of honor gave birth to a wee
little boy, five pounds two ounces
at Klamath Valley Hospital. On
Tuesday the guesle met and were
Joined by Mrs. Soukup and tiny
Oerald, who weight Jour pounds
fourteen ounces that day. They
had been brought home JTom the
hospital lor the surprise.
Ouesta hemmed diapers during
the afternoon and took turns hold
ing the tiny boy, the third child
and second son In the Soukup
family,
Mrs. Todd Dcffenbacher took
the special award for Ihe day.
Attending were Mra. James Huff.
Mra. Martha Nelson, Victoria Nel
son, Mrs. Chester Jack. Mra.
Friedman Kirk. Mrs. Floyd Ohles.
Mrs. Ed Doty, Mra. Layton Hoback,
Mra. Lloyd Petera. Mrs. Todd Del
fendbacher. Mrs. Paul Johnson.
Mra. Manual Ochoa, and Mra.
Oerry Wolff.
Sending gifts but not present
were Mra. Elmo Loberl, Mrs. Anton
Zadlna. and Mra. Earl Knauss.
REFLECTIONS
FROM
THE CLARK CLAN assembled
at the home of the H. M. (Mark)
Clarke In Elk Drove Calif Thanks
giving for a big family dinner
Mra. Henry Laux their mother
and other children AND grand
children ahared the festive 'oc
casion the Mark Clarks and dtr I
Sandy greeted lh Kenneth R.
Claris and son Ronnie lrom LA
The J. F. Uiml C'larka and dtrs
Ceorglanna Judy and Bue Ellen
the Wm I BUI I Clarks lrom KF
Mra. Laux' tlatra Mra. Flor
ence Fltr.gerald and Mra. W, O.
Finley Wan Jose Mrs. Sarah Sto
cum mother of Mra. Mark C
and a friend Edward Brown from
Sacramento.
BACK TO BCHOOL where be
la in his sin year of law at U of O
went Rex Balentlne alter the
Thansglvlng weekend with nil par
ents the U.S. Balentlnes.
ANOTHER family Thanks
giving get-together at the Cbaa. H.
iHermiei Foster home UH Port
land the Jlmmie Howarda from
Montebello with children Danny
and Diana their mother la . the
lormer francea Foster and both
she and Jlmmie went to KUHS
the Chaa. H. Foster Jr family
mama and papa, and David and
Ernest from Lakevlew all for a
reunion and tome huntin'.
WEDDING BELLS happily
rang for Mrs. Clem (Blanche)
Lundy, Nov. 34, when she mar
ried Clyde Llnvllle of Hood River
he'a a real estate man there
and thai Is where he and Blanche
will make their home she bit
been a popular KF resident for
many years and while congrat
ulations are happily extended she
will be missed from the local scene.
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FROM COUNTY CORK-in Ire
land came handsome wedding
presents of baxjd embroidered Irish
damask linen table cloth and a
set of aterling allver Uat ware
heirloom pieces from Mr. and Mra.
Nicholas Kenneally parents of
Patrick Kenneally whose recent
marriage to Sarah O Keelfe was s
social event of November.
THEY JUST MISSED the storm
On the return trip to Calif after
spending Thanksgiving weekend
with their family the Wilbur A.
Jones 20 High St the Lawrence
Mehaffeys Antloch the Larry
Mehaffeya Jr and son Jimmy
Concord and Lt. Jg Don C. Me-
halfey Supply Corps U.S. Navy.
Ladles Eagle Club Meeting
Ladles Eagle club met at the home of Mra. Ells Olllette. AS
home of Mary Wells, Monday night
Nov. 10. Thanksgiving was the
thema. Husbands were Invited and
potluck dinner was aerved.
Cards ware played and prizes
swarded. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. S. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Olllette, Mr. and Mra. Canov,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wells, Nancy
Putman. Shirley Parr, Dorothy
Lane Eljl Hartley, Mr. and Mrs.
Fd Rorom, Marie Kllgore. Julia
Williams, Lorna Orovea, Mr. and
Mra. L. Crapo.
Flrat prize winners were Leon
Crapo and Lllllam Rozum. Second
prizes were awarded to Bob Canoy
and Ell Olllette. Low prizes were
given to Shirley Parr and Roland
Olllette. The three hundred travel
ing prize went to Bob Canoy and
Ella Olllette.
The club met Nov. 34 at the
ter a short business meeting cards
were played, and luncheon was
aerved.
Present were: Mr. and Mra."
Oeorge Kunzman, Mary Wells, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Rozum, Ruth Carr,
Mr. and Mra. Leon Crapo, Mrs.
Jeanne Parker, Mr. and Mra. Don
D. Horn, Nina Beck, Mr. and Mra.
Bob Canoy, Nancy Putman, May
Eck. Mnne Kllgore, Dorothy Lane,
Louie Olllette, Mr. and Mrs, Rollen
Olllette, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Chapman, Lennle Casper, Lorna
Orovea and Patricia Henry,
Mutism President of the Eagles
Lodge was present and gave a
large angel food cake for door
prize, She also presented Mary
Wells with a birthday anniversary
gift.
Next meeting will be at the Horn
of Marie Kilgore.
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New Daughter
Born Nov. 26
Marjorie Ann la the name chosen
for the baby girl born Nov. 3. to
Mr. and Mra. William Dalrymplt.
3 Princeton.
Orahdparenu are Mr. and Mra.
M. C. Dalrymple, 110 Oeary and
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Murrsy of
Urania Pa-sa. Mra. Murray has
returned home after a armrt visit
with her daughter and the new
(Tsnddaughter.
BIRTHDAY
CHILOQUIN-Cherrv Wolff took
group of girl friends to Klamath
Falls on a skating psrlv to crle-v-braus
her November birthday an
Blveraary. She was eight veara old.
Guests were Sally Ravins. Mar
Hvn Echlln, Doris and Agatha Dl
Illlo. Janet Hall, and Cherry'a sis
ter Mlrkl Jo. The girls went down
avllh Mrs. Oerald Wolff, Cherry'a
momrr.
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