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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1952)
HERALD ft NKWS. Kl-AMATH FALLS. OREGON PAOE SEVEN s ' v - 1'.' .'.V, I ! I i. " ) f r 7 , V rv THE FIRST REUNON in several joyfd recently at the horn JHarrv Wiard. 2705 Wierd Street titer, 80-year-old Mn. Nettie Cline, Wood- Cllne'i fint viiit urn, la., and hit brother, Fred Wiard, 74, (itandinql viiited here. Fred Wiard aceom- 4-H i WORK msKKTS AHOY! The Nov. IB merlin was called t order by Pre. Francis Drake if the home ot nur leafier, Mr Kuitnie Franklin. We id our club itrflL'n and nitni ftcvernl annu We then denion.tr.lcd how to hmu ! N'nrK neiiLly on hni;era and (old , tirin lor paiklng I At our nrnt meeting each tlrl t ulill demon--irate tome thine they ' hjive Irainrd, ,ur new reporter Lou Beiuiett inuved away and e were all-urr tt we her leave. Farley Mutton l.KK smjt r CLtH wr Ma our dim meeting Nov. W)'2. mi the home ot our lender Mi I UK fin ;:: en W ako have a innior leader. Marclne Erlckwm. wiio took over our Ural meeting ttM-aux our leadrr could no I ai Unrt ; Fur new oii-mbem Joined They Me Jimmy. Joanne, l):,nny and ' I)avld Ray. Ii aa decided in write 14) a constitution of rule thai are i t be nowed IhroiiRh the cluli year New nllirem were circled 30 donier 150 pair 15 dottier 1" I pair v ii ' ' ' r yean wn .n. panted by Kit of Mr, and Mn. mento. Both when Wiard'i Wierd. Klamath NEWS a (ollown: prcHldent. Urrnieee i K.rlrknen; vice pre.sldenl, Keuh i Ray: aecretary-treanurer, Mnrrine Erlckifn; Bcrgrunt at ai ms, l.e- j lie Yrauer; aong and yell lender.1 Bobby Hay; newa reporter. Uelln Erirk.ien. We planned and wrui throut:h what e will do on nur 4-H achieve-' ment day. Alter relirshmcnt were nerved we wenl outilde to play gamea. Delta Erlrlurn nt'sr BAKKHS 1 Mr. Bk inner presented to the ' member! ol the Uuiy Hakera their pin and card lor lam rear', rlub work at the Parenla and Pa Irons nieetltig at Bonunia Kchool. Nov. 24. Membera are proud ol the cer tificate ol achievement which thev received lor too per cent complex-1 lion of laat yean Cooking II pro- I At the Dec. 1 meeting at the I home of Catherine Dearborn, the i leader. Mra. R. Coin ell, gave a ! demonstration on biead making. 1 both baking and mixing It. points : on Judging bread and rolls and bKeull.i that can be made from ' 7 (J In IVew Jewel Tone .preeleas Kent for year legs Adorn your leqs with the beauty of jewels muted by mist! In nylons sheer as cloud drift but lonqer wearinq than you'd believe possible, with Hole proof's fabulous, snaq-resistant Beauty Lock Fin ish. Color-keyed to newest sprinq fashions, Sizes 8Vi-ll, proportioned lenaths and widths. aWitHiHaa wife, makoi hit home in Sacra- ere pictured here with Marry County pioneer. Thil ii Mn. to Klameth Fall in 25 yean, Photo by KeHler the aame dough were dlacumed The club has been asked to pre sent a abort skit at the Annual Children's Christmas Program al Lorella, Dec. 19 It wa decided to give a pantomime ol "frosty the Snowman. ' The Jnnuaiy meeting haa been canceled because ol bad weather cuiulltions. Bcfurc the next meet nig in Kcbruury each member la going to practice baking bread and cooking meala lor their lamlly. Catherine Dearborn gave a dem onstration on making apple aalad which ahe alterwards served with cocoa as relre-hnienl. Membera present were Margaret Colwell, Catherine Dearborn. Dorothy Kel llson. Sandra Lindsay and Rose mary Blalnaker. Handra Llndaay IIKNLKY A-l HKWING Second meeting of the club was held ui the Henley Grade school caleteria. Nov. It. lft&l. The main thing thai was done was making needle rasaa. Before that the elaa leaned how to tie a knot In our thread. That la what you do belore you aUrt aewlng. Our next meeting will be Dec. i. 1953. Handra Kabarta proportioned Nylons REFLECTIONS FROM WEEKEND OUE8TS-of Minnie and Dave Robinson at, their home, 421 Washington were Dave's son, Jack W, Robinson his wife Loin and their 2 boys Jerry i and Jlm mle 4 They arrived from Seattle Sat eve and Left Monday a.m. TRAVEUN' SOUTH Mrs. Geo (Jonniel Hurn to LA tor the Christmas holidays with Wllmer and Barbara Buruiey and 3 chil dren and Mrs, Ralph ( Esther 1 Hum 1 Barbara's mother 1 will return after the 1st of the year. AT THE MOON RANCHO In the Henley District norbea were the topic of conversation when the Jose' de Latorrca and son Jose Louis Iron) Guadalajara Mexico with Gloria Countryman Colma Calif were recent guest of Clar ice and Keith Moon do Latoirc la one ot the continent's' top tralnera and Gloria C raises Arabian horsea One Incident In their visit will never be lorgollen by young Louie They look linn to the Christmas pagcunl at Modoc Kleld where he was fascinated with Santa's appearance a novelty to the young visitor Home tune before he had expressed a wish lor a wriatwatch so alter the pageant Santa iGilly Oilmorei was spirited out to the Moon home 1 unknown to Louis 1 who wss bug-eyed when Santa ap peared In person and asked him what he wanted for Christmas but he managed "a wrtstwatch" and Santa promptly produced Jual that from his sleeve When the dated and speechless young lad regaias his voice he'll have an Incredible but true story o tell friends at home snd he'll have the proof on his wrist (WE HOPED www WHO'S WHO the publication so difficult for most to be listed In land so easy to be dropped Iromi haa added of Its own volition to Ita roster the name ol Edith Rutenlc McLeod 'Mrs. Keni lor an article In Scientific Month ly on botulism this was some lime ago and now in Natural History December Issue ap pears another article also with pic tureson a 16 foot crevice which appeared In a aparsely settled part of Oregon sclentlllc facts are re duced to the layman reader fas cinating, although factual. THAT STORM 1 ! ! YEAH THAT storm! that boisterous Store hourt 9:00 to 5.30 Elevator H All Floon ROUS, Second Floor '' Mil Julm. blustering bottle-neck of Nature communications killing meeting murderer and social slaughterer In general did HOME good! MOKE people had fun for those who could get Uom here to there houses with heat ottered hospi talitycommunity cooking was a one day vogue and Klamath homes took on a kind of chaotic coinlort not be found In normal c'rcumatancck When bigger and better storms are bred the Basin will beat 'emit www ATTENTION I Service person nol collcgo students and guests! the KP Rotary Club Is sponsor ing their annual holiday dance Dec 20 at the Willard Hotel Free! Of course our own OTI is included and music Is by Sync Hainan starts al V pm Informal It's for YOUR festive fun! www ROAD IS CLEAR to the Yacht Clutj as pians are being made and this Is written ana there'll be a roaring lire In the fireplace and prlmc-rlb roast or roast Uikey on the menu this Sunday Make your reservations with Beulah or Mike Regan' at the club. WWW OPEN HOUSE for the William E Bucks in observance of their 40th wedding anniversary at '.he L B. Gass residence. 429 t 3rd St the docior and his wife are 0ening their home Irom i to 6 p.m. tomorrow all friends of the celebrants are invited to call. WWW KLAMATH BASIN waa ably represented by local students in the Oregon Stale College presen tation ol Handel's "Messiah", Dec. 1 The college chorus, the a cappel la choir and the OSC-Corvallis symphony orchestra Joined wiih two civic choruses under the di rection of Robert Walls, chair man of the OSC music dept from KP Barbara Custer. Maurice 1 Bud) Deller, Bonnie OUarra and Celia Speccc were members nf the a cappella choir Aureha Pat terson. KF Mary Ann Kelleher and Pauline Haynes Tulelake and Joanne De.Merrltt-M.ilin were members of Madrigal women a choir and Joan Bussman and Tom Wells from KF are mem bers of the symphony orcnesua. www 4-H IN FORMOSA is thriving ac cording to a holiday greeting note to Maud Hosley and her sister ff Fitted Princess silhouette to aive vou o tiny we 't above a smartly flarinq skirt. Double-auilted. woi.i oble cotton in a qay flower-spriqqed print with briaht controstinq buttons and pipinq outlininq collar, front and hemline. Block, lime, red. Sizes 10 to 20. Flatterinq style with qiant heort-shoped lapels, ium bo cuffs, smart full skirt with a hold-everythinq pocket! Of quilted strowberrv-printed cotton, piped and sashed with zino! Washable too! Black with red trim, red with black, aold with block, qreen with black. Sizes 10 to 20, 9 to 15. And lucky for b. Elizabeth Ramaby from Mrs. A. J. Hrundage mother of Peg Brun dage (Mrs. John Christie) who was 4-H director here prior to her marriage Pega dad la head of the 4-H program In Formosa and Mrs. B. reports that It Is be ing received with great Interest and marvelous co-operation also that they are generally enjoying their lile there very much Peg and husband are at present In Con necticut returning here alter the holidays John to complete his course In forestry at OSC. "THERE'LL ALWAYS BE AN ENGLAND" I've heard it all my lite and hope I remember it next time the light go out heat goes oil or any other little temporary Inconvenience U ex perienced a leyer Irom a rela tive In England dated Oct 31st I this year brings the good news I that rationing is lilting this par ; ticular correspondent Is a woman I an ofllce worker with 13 em ; ployea under her supervision -r s-J rvl SCAT MAMOOUN Strike sweet Direetoiee Bote H-23 I no Trd. tax) J Why give gifts the ordintTy way when Jtm earn turn k into treasure hunt! These cparUing Ire trims conceal precious beauty aids that malt delightful discoveries! Beat of all do waiting no extra charge lor thee already Chrietmea-wrappea1 gift. HER HEART'S SET ON A ROBE the perfect gift for 'this Christmas! owns an attractive beach home (gucsa we'd call it) and SIIE'B thrilled to be alloted lb lbs ol aweets per MONTH 3 ot butter s week and 1 ol cheese and of sugar per 7 days egga at the time the lette was written are back to 1 a week per person were up to 3 or 4 during the "aeaaon" a oj fat 4 of mar garine and what looks like 2 lbs meat per week (must be a typographical errori winds up the list that means slightly over ' lb of meat per dayor almost t ot IF one can alford It money seems to be as scarce as the tempting Items now ottered Prosperity we preach Austerity they live. Ww IN REPLY to the many in quiries from frlenda of Mrs. Jessie Lyle who Is seriously 111 at the home of her daughter Mrs. J. T. (Alexis) Runyan 1845 Esplanade Alexis reports that her mother is slowly recovering but still has no visitors. I thi itiNtxt untie S Jingle beU adorned NEED FORMAL ITf RENT IT! W m Whatever thi formal ocminrH weir hthicnibly correct rloihtt, u reamnable reniaj phn) Silti tit Xntili DREWS- 733 Main V iw stoooms tnmm J Lipstick tlnitiil Moonstone Taupe i Diamond Dust
