Herald and news., March 21, 1953, Page 8, Image 8

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HERALD Avn NEWS. KLAMATH KAMA OKrT.ON
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MRS. ROBERT COTTINI . . . who recently joined (Kt young
matron group in Mt. Shasta. The former Antoinette Selvettro,
she it the daughter of Mr. end Mrs. John Salvestro: end htr
husband il the ton ol Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cottini. Both fern,
iliet live in Mt. Shasta.
The bride il ttnior in high school end it continuing her
education and it living with har partntt while her husband
it tarving in tha Marina Corpt.
Photo by Andarton, Ountmuir
FHA Girls Club Annual Banquet
MERRILL The FHA Gtrtj Club
rj Merrill Huh csttnuiiM at weir
annual basketball banquet Thurs-
av evening In the recreation nan.
tvonne Conner, club president,
welcomed the foots, and Intro
duced team members. Chit Honey-
WSCS Circles
The five circle of the Methodist
V8C8 field their regular monthly
mMh. tha church Friday night
u., il wius Wesleysn 6ericej
Oulld perUcipating.
Deborah Circle acted as hostess
at a 1:10 dessert which was serred
to tha group u the Ladles' Par
tori before a crackling, open wood
lira A nrofusion ol "made" flow
ers was arranged on the mantel
over the fireplace,
Tha refreshment table, covered
with a green doth, was centered
with a miniature garden surround
ed by a white picket fence. In
, center waa a small white trellis
.th snrtnff flowers rambling over.
Tut birds and a figure completed
the earden.
Mrs. Glenn Fundenburger and
Mrs. Charles Johnson poured, and
Mis. Marion I.enman ana Mrs.
James Barnes were chairmen for
the dessert.
Mrs. Joe BrsmhaU presided at
the g o'clock business meeting and
devotional period which followed.
Mrs. Karl Sheridan, accompanied
aw Mrs. Earl Redman, aang "There
Is a Green Rill Far Away." Mrs.
Charles Johnson led devotions us
ing the beatitude "Blessed Are
The Peacemakers,' for the lesson,
ha also deviated from the usual
by using the words of the song.
"Dear Lord and Father of Man
kind" as a prayer.
Plans were completed for the ba
taar and pancake and bam sup
per, the 20th of March. Mrs. Steve
Moss and Mrs. Oliver Bpiker are
cnaamen for the supper and ba
zaar respectively. Proceeds from
the supper sre to be used for build
Ing a fire escape at the church.
The president announced that
airs, cute Burton had been ap-
cutt responded. School superintend
ent. Harold Hendrickson was intro
duced, as were coach Ray Rader
and his assist Bob Adams.
Sue Fleda and Sharon Kotlhoff
entertained with a skit and a hum
orous reading. Velma Fox and
Edna Reeves sang a duet accom
panied by Mrs. Raymond Rader
at the piano. Group singing and
dancing m the teenage room con
cluded the evening's entertainment.
Basketball team members are
Danny and Jack Barry. Cliff Hon
eycutt. Jack Hendrickson. John
O'Netl. Lee Winter. Dale McCul
loch. Leroy and Gerald Johnson.
Herb Schlect, Lee Wolfram. Earl
Loper, Larry DeLap. Jim Barry.
Dean Hill. Stanley Polmsieer.
Mike Geraghty. Ed Parker. Leroy
Schlect and manager Ray Mattson.
Other guests were the Rev. Pit-
nek J. Lunham. the Rev. and Mrs.
G. A. Mime, the Rev. and Mrs.
Elwin Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Rader. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendrickson,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Crawford. Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Denbam, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kanxelmeyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldan Payaant, Mr. and Mrs.
dull Chrlstenson and Helen Ram-
bo.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
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HORIZON CLUI . . . No-hostett luncheon, March 7. in tht
Pelican Party Room vat attended by member! (tenior Camp
Fire Girls), and leaders of all Satin clubt including Ooirit
Pictured above, tasted, (I to rl Anna Strehen. Chiloquin,
leader of "Dejamkeymewa": which meant "happy grouc-oorkt.
and-playt-together"; Nine Pence, leadtr of "Awekiwe" I mean-
in.) "to-band'togelher-for-e-purpel"); Mrt. Orvlllo Herman,
leader ef "Wehanke" Imtaning "do-dif f icull-e t k t-wetl" I .
Standing, tame order, Sutea Ravine, linde Pep, fort Klam.
th; Donne lackwith end Joyce While, Klamath Fella. These
girlt end Itadart attended the regional Camp Fire Council
in Portland. Feb. 17-21. Photo by Floyd at Underwood
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INTHUSIASTIC ATTINDANCI ... at the no-hottett luncheon
in the Pelicen Party Room, March 7, when Horiion Club mam
ben, leaders and directors gathered ta hear details of the
HORIZON CLUB
On Thursday. March 1J. Daniel
Balford reached his eleventh
birthday, eligible to join the Boy
Scouts; accordingly, at the pack
meeting of the Fort Klamath Scout
Troop M on Friday evening, be
was transferred from the Cub
Scouts to the Boy Scout group.
Also, on Saturday afternoon,
March 14. his mother. Mrs. Jo
seph Halford, was hostess at a
party at her home here in cele
bration or Darners birthday.
Outdoor diversions of the after
noon included a football game and
kite flying in the brisk March
wind, after which Mrs. Halford
served refreshments consisting of
a mine decorated birthday cake
topped ith eleven lighted candles,
ice cream and punch to the group
of hurwrv boys whose arioeutes
pointed delegate for the WSCS and ! had been whetted by the play in
mcsieyan service Guild to theitne nauord yard.
Western Jurisdictional Conference
which meete March 17 to 21 at Spo
kane. Ten states are represented
at this conference.
Mrs. Bramhill called ttcntmn in
the following Important dates in
the church calendar: March 25 and
2, Oregon Conference of Churches
at Forest Grove. April 7 and t.
District Conference Meeting in Eu
gene. April 13th. Special meeting
and pot luck luncheon for Lydta
Oerhart, field worker of women's
division or Christian Service. Mayi
t owe umierence In Bend.
Mrs. Cecil Kollenborn had ar
ranged for the showing of the pic-
mre, -wiauenge of Africa," and
the membership adjourned to the
recreation room in the basement of
me uiiuco ior we picture.
The several circles met individ
ually for abort business session
xouowing- the picture. .
PARTY HONORS
MRS. RUBY BROWN
BONANZA Mr. and Mrs. Prank
H. Brown entertained the evening
oi marca if wiui a oiruiaay party
in honor of his mother Mrs. Ruby
rown, uuests were Mr, and Mrs.
Wesley Dearborn, Catherine, Bill,
Henry and Freddie Dearborn, and
Deanna and Trudy Brown.
A beautiful cake and party re
freshments were served at the
of a pleasant evening.
Jay Williams, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hansford T. Williams, was;
the only classmate who could not
attend.
Helping Daniel observe his birth
day were his two brothers, Joseph
snd Robert Halford. snd David
Wilson, Lyle Brewer.
Nicholson, Gary Bollng, James
Jenkins. Bradford Lagamarslno.
Lawrence and Dale Kendall. Doug
las Van Wormer. Russell iRustyi
Engle, Wynn and Lynn Lee Hev
cock, and Lane (Smoky) Pritcbett.
Bonnie Icenbice
Birthday Party
MERRILL Bonnie Icenbice ob-
erved her eighth birthday anniver
sary, Saturday. March 7. when a
party was held at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Icenbice.
Games and traditional birthday
cake and ice cream were enjoyed
by the invited guests. Myrene Cun
ningham, Vickie Llsltey, Colleen
and Rosalind Crockett, Daphne
June and Amelia Ann Hobbs, Lou
ise and Linda Ratliff, Paula and
Nancy Harris, Janice, Susie and
Shlela Lisk, Jeannie Lisle, Donna
and Peggy Carson, Carol Louise
Parnell, Jimmy and Mike Icenbice
were the youngsters enjoying the
party.
Horiaon Club members, leaders
and directors met for a no-hostess
luncheon. March 17. It was the first
time the Horiion Club I senior
members of Camp Fire Girls)
held a get-lo-gelher. with all the
clubs Invited, including the one at
Dorrls. The purpose of the meet
ing in the Pelican Party Room
was to report on the regional con
ference of Camp Fire Girta held In
Portland Feb. 27-2S, when several
members of Mra. Orvllle Herman a
"Wahanka" club attended.
The luncheon meeting was
opened with the salute to the Hag.
folowed by the singing ol
"America." Twila Greene. Horizon
clubber, presided.
Additional business transacted
was the Idea of lorming a cabinet
In the Horizon Club with election
of officers scheduled lor April 15.
The Idea was voted upon and
passed by the girl. The cabinet
Is to have two adult directors,
and at least one adult board mem-
Richard' ' 10 slt l "cn meeting.
wnicn win oc monuu.
The first project of the newly
formed cabinet. Is a small news
paper communique, edited and
published by the girls. The latest
project of Mrs. Hcrman'a Horizon
Club Girls, In the Teen-Canteen,
located at 1316 Oregon Avenue.
Hours except for special occasions
are from 7 to 10:30 p.m., on Fri
day nights.
regional conference Camp Fir Girls In Portland, Fob.
27-21. Group Includes local end out of town repreienlelivea,
Photo by Floyd el Underwoodl
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ho doughle. of Mr. .d U.t, paj fT
In Ountmuir High School Mr. aadiailu
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Ountmulr. - liXCul1
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AofF Chapter 1 8 Women of
VlttHlt.l-Ar4tmf 4 nm4, Osuut u.
lum tt'wntn ( in. Mom, ttontu TnHavyji,,
Ctutnf Is. m U u Unut luu.''0' tlawai
rWr etlernoon. Uth II hvtort "k
ln maMihg lll le uorr kf j atT..;."?1, I
chairman Helm hivunWr. uw T""'
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Former Dorris Mon
Morrics in Idoho
Word h br iKitd al IM atmral a In kr
marruse Feb. St. at Cow tuxt, Aatrtf. Dm,
Ida. ef llrkti Iw.llt .no 07r, fcurlf). Ita k.
Hyaa at MHaluw rUi, Wsth.! Rna Via Hnc.ft
loimarly ( titw iLwia knaaah
Tha wedding vo ts.'Ktiu. J
ctund in iw Vwthoawt riei Oarrao iaftfo:
tih tha Itev roirrii ti Tiwwtn "T re) a el
ofiiciatina AU'otine tha eaupia: A sraml dHt
era IVMirire THU eod tnH '
sua n Jr. aura n.
rMarira and a carxaa of ltd "
o were wota bf U4 VU.
dauthlar ol sir and Vlrt Hart
Haatiy, Mriaune, The ataUitosm
i. itw of Mr. and Mv Fiaal
Ryan, Dort,
Tha young cot.pi waa la'Jd vuh
a trtdding duuwr at tha home at 1
the arid a aural, Mia (trace H'l'r,
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AUXILIARY OF EAGLES
Eagles Auxiliary met In regular
session, March II, In the FOE IUH.
Vice president Mary Wails presid
ed In the absence of Madam Presi
dent Patricia Henry.
March ts Memorial Foundation
Month. This foundation cares for
the children of Eagle fathera killed
in World War II and In Korea.
Mildred Klum, Dorothy lUm-
street and Louise Flaynor were ap
pointed to the foundation commit
tee. After the meeting, members cela
bralrd the January, February and
March blrlhdaya. Decoratlona '
in the St. Patrick motif.
Madam Preaidenl extendi har
ihanka to the girla for the many
gilla given her.
Next meeting la March M There
will be nomination of officers and
initiation.
Time to graduate
to better
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