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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1953)
v kKMUIAKY 21, IBM 11 KHALI) ANU NEWS, KLAMATH KALLS, OHKUON PAGE THIRTEEN IKI REKO . . . Gloria Lamb, daughter of Mr. and Limb, 1118 Pint, to Verle Lytic ion of Mr. end Mrt, U, 4729 made. Ihe service was read on Saturday, 4-H NEWS LI. Br'EF IXIH held Its second meot- home ol Jackie Barry. I were present excepi bug started by the ivlnj uis picu.o. I new to 1,01,10 ' iti the making ol rope len was demonatrateo Bctteratn wno la u decided lo buy metal k lor the loir. Also they buy bruahea and combs. arnica una uean nui lort on "How to Heieci lie next report win on Kathleen Moore uu lnulls. 11 will bo liven ho Feed your Call." i dub l also kolng to Pmaoo m roprcucm (nr. (all were served by rrv. will bo neia Mercn Ion's home. Mary Lou quails Ivln Kcnyon, mom Malm 4-H Pig Club, was (tinner ol a registered 411 Buiulny afternoon at Moose Hull, The plff (to the lucky- baroif same win drawn from e fellowship Degree ol Order ol Moose ol Mer- i to ril.- the Pic. show Pair, then present the I lbs Ilrsl two gills from tire's lirat utter. fit club of IS memberii Red weatnerby, wno is r Elmont Kcnyon. Meet, sponsored by the octree oi moose, in 'H members from Mer. and Tulcloke, ailnougii Mr only Maun repie- lm end rclreshmcnta lol arming. K WRANC.LKtlS an, is t the home ol Purry. lender. tied olliccrs as follows: fry, president; Martin lice president: Smoky treasurer: Norn Meeker, Carolyn Dickson, hlslor- miry aranns news re. discussion of 4-H Club fch will be Murch B to 14, "I was ndlourncd. Koscmary Oranil "u - 4-11 Achievement observed nt Tuesday's "i merrm parents . Pa- Skinner. 4-11 Clnh Innrier th County, was present ol the Merrill Clilbs and iucj durlnit the nasi vcar. H Clubs nnri their lead. r-wsing, Mrs. w. R. Foth- . oscneior sewing, Ro- p. Rexlord; jewing, Mrs! Fy; (lowers. Mrs. Jack e, Mnrvln Rotlerath WER FOR - ELECT 1 'niphn-.i .Is' o , T ', ,m2 iwanza- luZ . nonor bridal E u 11,0 r"nci home ..,.o. uuny uiuaweu Hon wns m honor ol her 5, marriage, alter which, 'n Ban Diego; and Inf mnnv tr,D uu- Hilt certificate Irom " 'or a television set lor ""MB, turn ' "SO !meorJ!oik Iter " )mo " '"'all's I , add are two to nerve or baked ii cun and -boll I li cup nnd heat in n you i lauie- and fP' DO Read SPOT ADS and REFLECTIONS FROiV uah uupi-iuH iot way in time to make room lor the EASTER BUN NY-Valentine decorations will barely be put sway-when Easter baskets will nil the down town windows April tth-thls year-la the date ol the "Easter Parade to Church." "A VALENTINE lor BALEN. TINE" didn't occur to mo while writing the outlines lor Lysia Bal. entlne'i party at the Yacht Club It was a combination Valentine and birthday party and smart make up man Jim Coon thought ol the obvious title, ROTANA CLUB Members are Proud ol the success ol their Feb. u cara party and are grateful to those who attended and otherwise helped the Federal Housing Pro ject donated the ure ol the Cub room and the gala mentioned dairy, Lawrence Oeraghty; ahoep, Dale West, Four of Ihe clubs No. 1 Begin ners Knitting; Club No. t Flowers; Club No. 1 Beet; and No. II Sewing bad loo per cent completion ol projects. Numerous awards were won by Merrill Club members. For Bach elor Sewing BUI Beasley won a blue ribbon. In the beginning knit ting division, Breda O'Keefe won blue ribbon, and red awards went lo Mary Bredeen, Diane Price, and Mary Lou Quails. For advanced knitting Sally De- Lap won a championship. Maxlne Morse, Peggy Carson, and Mar garet Peirlk won blue ribbons; and Donna Carson and Nancy Dewey won red ribbons. The Flower Club was awarded a certificate ol merit In the National 4-H Recreation and Rural Arts program. Mary Lou Quails took three awards; blue lor her scrap book: red for her annuals, and waa chosen 4-H Flower Queen for this area. Arlene Lemler and Sue Fields won red awards lor annuals; Carol Poo and Katharine Ahem won blue awards lor annuals and arrange ments, Dairy Club awards went to Bill Boauloy . blue ribbon, and Dean Haakins, Tom Beasley and Mike Oeraghty each won red awards. In the Beet Club. Carl Shuck and Kathleen Moore were awarded blue ribbons, Don Heaton, Dick Reeves, and Jackie Barry all had red ones. For her sheep, Katherlne Ahem won live first place ribbons, and one second place. Sara West also won a second place ribbon lor ner lamb. Breda O'Kcofe, Sally DeLao. and Mary Lou Quails won fashion re view awards, and Mary Lou was prosented -a special award In the National program lor Home Beau Ullcatlon. Martha Beasley. Dorothy Danos- kv. Nancy Dewey. Loretta Lemier, Mury Lou quails, and Jack Barry attended 4-H summer ocnooi at Corvallls, Nancy and Jack reported on their ten day stay there. Bova attending- 4-H Bummer Camp were Stephen Hobfion, Carl Shuck, anri Tommy and BUI Beaa ley. Stephen and Carl told of their activities at camn. Merrill waa represented at me State Fair In' two divisions. Bill Beasley had an entry In Bachelor Sewing, and there were several knitting exhibits. At the Pacino international in Portland, Katherlne Ahern had a wool display, and Sara West ex hibited a market lamb. Sara de scribed her visit to the P.I. FOURTH BIRTHDAY LANOELL VALLEY Mrs, Art Monroe gave a birthday party the afternoon of Feb. 16 at her home In honor of her little daughter, Jerral, who waa 4 years old. Oames were enjoyed by Jerral and her little friends Including Cheryl, Brett and Crslg Smith, Dayle and Virginia Noble, Linda Fratler, Al lan Harrla, Teddy Dearborn and Matt Monroe. Mothers present were Mrs. Wal ter Smith Jr., Mrs, Bud Harris, Mrs. Mike Dearborn, Mrs. Luther Noble and Mrs. Harry Frailer, Lovely party refreshments with a beautiful cake were served at four o clock by Mrs. Monroe. ot out of the special thanks lor that High aeon waa won by N. T. irrang) Book low, Mra. Ernest Hedlund guest prise, Dora stone ana a Valentine table decoration waa won by Mrs. Willis Berry. NICE TO BE In Nice on the Proncli Riviera lor 1 miles away In Vlllelrsnchei especially for a 8 months stay Mra. E. D. (Edna) Jonnion for many years In s(F now living In Portland baa Joined her daughter Barbara and family In France Her spouse comman der Stewart Nelson haa been sta tioned there with the navy line early fall-and their 3 dtra are very much at home in French schools and Barbara la already mucb at home. In the language Her mother arrived In Franco shortly after the Chrlatmaa holi days which she spent In Indianap olis with other otr and family Mary Lou and Bill Hopper and 3 youngsters. HUSBANDS-wno belong to toe Klamath Yacht Club are getting the Sunday dinner 'habit the small-fry feel at home and maw and Daw can relax Swiss steak or chicken and noodles this week with strawberry shortcake for the grand finale Call the club and tell Mike or BeiHah "bow many". SYLVIA HJLLIS recently alerted her psrepts Lillian and Oeorge Hlllis thst she.had pledged Ohl Omega at the U of Arlsona She's treasurer of the Ski Club (for a freshman Ooodl) be longs to the Rodeo Club and la carayzee about the whole setup. I' - ' 1 " " P?'rV' m V , t- ' - ". r-fi'" W V4 ,t, ijk . t.J f 4 s- -vrr ... - Vs, '- "v 0 (:;- !? S" (.( rfT ' kto-si :."' .n.-f,c.r.r.' "CP ' V" 111 Ah ' ' 1 'r : t - IN9A0ID . . . Joanne Shadley, daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Edwin Shadley, Spregue River, o Robert Haiklns, who lived in Spragua River prior to joining the navy. Now en assignment in Kediak, Alaska. He ii the ion of Mn. Frances Eva Fit Water, Springfield, Wash. A March wadding it planned; and a large thowar wat recently given for the popular brida-alact. Warner Selected As Soloist Mclvln Warner, formerly a mem ber of the KUHS band, orchestra, and a cappella choir, la one of three students selected by audition to appear as orchestra soloists with the Oakland Symphony Or. chestra at Its annual Youth Concert on Sunday, March 1, Meivln win play Henders Con certo No. I In Bb major. He was a pupil of LaMar Jensen, KUHS band director, who started him on the oboe. He is the son of Mrs. R. H. King don of this city and Is now a junior at Oakland High School. COLORFUL K Next time you make coleslaw why not use hall red cabbage lor a pretty contrast. Flump seedless raisins and chopped red apples give a flavorful fruit accent to the cabbage. BRIDAL SHOWER AT GHILOQUIN CHILOQUIN Joanne Shadley of Bprague River waa feted at a bridal shower given Wednesday evening, Feb. II, in the basement of Our Lady of Mt, Csrmel Catho lic Church. Hosteasea were Mrs. Joe DeLorme, Sacramento; Mra. Dlbbon Cook, Mrs. Budge Roff and Mrs. Theodore Barney, all of Bprague River; Mra, Edward Cole, Mrs. Mary Wright, Mra. Manuel Ochoa. Mrs. Andrew Ortla and Mrs. Floyd Ohles. . - Junior hoi leases who assisted were: Betty Porter and ' Twlla Knlghtplpe, Klamath Agency; Gloria Ochoa, Frieda Kirk and Darleno Cooper. High and low scores for canasta were won by Joanne Shadley, the guest of honor; and Sharon Para- aoo; for cootie, Barbara Cookman and Mrs. midman juri. Mrs. Richard Harrington won a Bridal guessing game and Mra John Hall of Bprague River -won the guest prise. Several clever gifts were awarded during a fell- arwua give and tan game. A beautifully decorated three tiered bridal cake centered the all white refreshments table. . The numerous gift cards read with the following, names: Leila Kirk, Klamath Agency; Mrs. Den nis Wheeler, Redding; Mrs. A. A. Montgomery Jr., Mrs. Chris Lob ben, and Mra. Hubert Lane, all of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Noble SandervUle, Beatty; Mra. Henery opicerm, jtoooc romt. : Rota Shadley, Dorothy Shadley, Mra. Charlotte Walker, Marie walker. Mra. Roaanna, Shadier. Mra. Damon Crlspen, Mrt. Edwin Shadley. Mra. John Hall. Mra. Sylvan Crume, Mrt. Frieda Vsr- num, Mra. o. E. stowe, and Mrs, I. V. Clark, all of Bprague River. Mrt. John Wright, Mrs. Freld man Kirk, Karen Miller. Mra. Oer- . aid Wolff, Joan Lin. Edith Lin. Mra. Warren Sorahaa, Joy Oard, Mrs. Carl Lobert, Mrs. Claude Para zoo. Naomi Johnson. Mn. ari ureear, ur Hegiund, Kar leen Farasoo. Minda.Mendenhall. snaron Farasoo, Mra. Matt Samp son, jars, wuuam pnebe, Mra. Leonard Norrla, Barbara Cookman. are. a uoty. Jars. Richard Har rington, Margaret Lee Oreear. Mrs. Don Knoke, Mra. Paul sanaovai, anaron Zadina, Mrs. Lee Hatcher.- Mra. Bervl DavM. Mra. Evans Nelson, Mrs. William Mcnensie, Mrt. Mildred Cookman Mrs. Joe Herkshan, Mra. Brady Bentley, Mrs. Letitie Huff. antV Mrs. Frank Bell, alt of Cbiloeein, and the hostesses. Joanne will be married in March to Robert Haskins of Bprague River who baa been stationed with the Navy In Kodlak, Alaska. He has two more yesrt to serve. 7Bi!Bacm( IP ft Smart Fashion says STRIPES Satiay-Fimiafc, twavy gsegad ' peaane billfold with s Big EipaWimf csaafe pats. Ceases with Ipsciat Cndat Hate packet sad secret Sa et aide private papers" sad salary. t saaart CallegiaU Card Caw alidiseel at me aeparatelr . FULL ait wiadaM ' ; JUUA Start Hour: 9:30 to 5:30 FASHIONS. SECOND FLOOR A HOME WEDDJNG . . . Feb. 2, united Leone Bradford and A-3-c Charlei Hamilton, when Elder C. V. Blanchard; pattor of the Miitionary Baptist Church read the service in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bradford, 3153 Diamond. . Hamilton is the son of Mf. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton Sr., Lgkeview. He's in the USAF, stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. 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