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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1953)
SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1353 PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON , ft- Jdamtdh (Do-Si-CDo Svdhdmj (pwdq pf . j j ' r ' ?p Ml 7 P W 4 iJ f fey A-'tf j- , if afcUa lf : , , : . L j A BIRTHDAY PARTY . . . with all the trimmings wai attended by members of Do-SI-Do Club, May 21, in the airport club rooms. The huge birthday cake, inscribed "Happy Birthday, Do-Si-Do" and decorated with a silhouette of a square danc ing couple, is shown, top center, with Vernita and Sherman Jerrue, hospitality chairmen. " Top left, Mayor and Mrs. Paul Landry, center, chat with Mary and B. M. Antle, club instructors. Club president, Ray White, to the left of Mayor Landry. Upper right picture of the executive board includes: from the left, Jim Brafton, treasurer; Lavonne Bussey, correspond ing secretary; Bob Luscombe, vice president; Vernita Jerrue, hospitality; Gerald Gwyn, membership chairman; Mary and B. M. Antle, instructors; Thelma Gwyn, secretary; Ray White, president, and Ruby Luscombe, publicity chairman. Pictures below show part of the large crowd that assembled I for the first birthday anniversary party. Some 15 squares of dancers enthusiastically responded to the calls of club caller, B. Ml. Antle and Skinny Esgate. Photo by Fred Lawrence - Smorgasbord For Two Girl Graduates of Butte Valley H. S. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Goode were hosts at their Dorrlg home, to a Smorgasbord, June 3, honoring Barbara Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stevenson Jr., and Mrs. Virgil Ratlllf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Deldrich, both of Mucdoel, who were grad uated from the Butte Valley High School class ol '53. The dinner Marie Obenchain and Florence Pielke Present Pupils in Joint Recitals Two joint recitals presenting the piano pupils of Florence PJcUe and Marie Obenchain were held at LOST RIVER GARDEN CLUB MERRILL Mrs. Lawson Kandra and Mrs. Don West were hostesses lor a meeting of the Lost Blver Cardcn Club, May 26, at the home of the former. New officers elected were: Mrs. M A. Bowman, president; Mrs. Clvdo Hammond, vice president; Mrs R. L. Dragoo, secretary. treasurer: and Mrs. C. E. Sharp was appointed song leader. Mrs. Sharp was oppointed chair man of a committee to investigate the possibilities of having a now- cr show tills summer. Mrs. Scott MrKendrnn and Mrs. J. Walter Browning will aslst. , The outgoing president Mrs. Bowman, led the discussion ol comnleted during the past year, and called on the chair men for reports on each project Under discussion were the flower show, memorial park planting project, the Camp Fire Oirls wceu hnv. and the making ol the Potato Festival float. The president called on Mrs. J. Walter Browning, the program chairman for a review ol eacn montn s pro-cram. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. W. C. Bailey, Mrs. . Randall Pope. Mrs. James Hammond, Mrs. Browning, Mrs. Dale West, Mrs. C)ydo Hammond, Mrs. Scott McKendree, Mrs. R. L. Dragoo, Mrs. PaschaU Hodges, Mrs. V. Gilmer, and Mrs. Jess Dieter. Next meeting will be June 23. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Krlstian Glppo on Monday and Tuesday evenings, June 1 and 2. Students of Mrs. Pielke appear ing In recital were: Carol Perkins, Martha MacBeth, Carol Goellcr, James Norland, Nancy Bell, Kay Van Hoosen, Lois Ann Snead, Beth Robertson. Garry Robertson Jr., Sharon Kendall, Chandelle Hors ley, Delores Robinson, J e a n Freeman, and Dale Freeman. Miss Obenchain presented the following students: Helen and Rob ert Faulkner, Charles Loomls, Helyn Penny, Merlena Fercbce. Peggy Matson, Vivian Wilbanks, Patsy Campbell, Sharon Ouptill. Gaynell Bridges. Merletta O'Neal, Margaret Heydcn. Nancy Olvans. Paula KincRld, Barbara Essman and Judy Hadley. l.arftt' Stock lead ing mak plnH In lbl part f Ihl Will. Bent a aplnet plane. Raotal par ckaia plan. LOUIS ft MANN PIANO CO. 120 N. 7th Hammond Orgoa ; Chord Organ was served from 5 to 7 p.m., fore commencement. Arrangements of tulips In bowls throughout the rooms were effective touches of spring. The guest list included: the honor guests, Mrs. Virgil Ratllff and Barbara Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stevenson Jr., parents of Barbara; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stevenson. Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Pierce of Milwau kee, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Randall Jr., and son Teddy, Red ding. (Mrs. Randall is the sister of Barbara); Mrs. J. R. Ratllff and Mrs. J. R. Ratliff Jr., Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stevenson and son Robert and granddaughcr Patricia Walker, Malin. ' ; Mr, and Mrs. J. H. - Noakes, James and Jerry,- and Virgil Rat llff, Macdoel; Mr. and Mrs. How ard Beck, Eldqn, Velum and Vlckl: Mr. and Mrs. Merle Goode of Red Rock; Iris Goode, Klamath Falls; Mrs. Fern Gordon of Dorrls; and the hosts' children Juanna and Eileen.' . . . '. ; After the graduation exercises the guests returned to the Goode home for the opening of gifts and where pictures were taken. Refreshments of cake and cof fee were served. KLAMATH BASIN GRADE A PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION ''PRINCESS iioi:vih;i: ..SJoaal '' '- - by Rose Marie Ried 1 anmrttu -l 25 00 Saaaawa"-- Klamath Furniture Co. introduces r IRESIDE COLOR TONES Brown end Green; Brown ond Gold; Brown and Blue; Brown ond Red; Green ond Block; Gold and Black; Red ond Block; Blue tone or Tone; Voriegoted-Qener-oi Mix. the sensational new type broadloom you've read about in House Beautiful and Living for Young Home Makers ALL WOOL rag broadloom Makes an entrance. Here, now for the first time this unique handwoven floor cov ering. 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