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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1953)
1 -mwiyw uw..'.m.v - try SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1953 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON "GOLDEN HARVEST" IS THEME CHOSEN FOR SOJOURNERSJEA Lf)Na WITH number ol other Rocky lolnt and Lake o" . the Woods 'travelers . (Just what IS correct? 't "or of nr 6'? Or -Is the THE left gut?) tary-spouse and I wane In tor a delightful surprise whert-e, traveled the new road around -Upper Lake hugging the shoreline as it does aftei passing Oeary'tv-.tan cli with little baya of. unexpectedly 'clear water colonised by myriads, of wild fowl the;- curve- up away- jrom the lake -tf (toMother view, ot the wa ter afia -.: swiftly ascending . the spaefpus roadbed' to a point oppo site -DfOny ;Creek scenery -,-is spread; in a grand panoiama of ntountaina ..with sun on mountain meadows valleys never seen be foreand then suddenly the lake sparkles again and we had for gotten to try to locate- our be loved and abandoned Denny Creek and know we'll never look' for it again. After ALL those yeai of fighting' 'the other road How lucky can we Klamath Falls week enders in the woods OET? SOME WERE out of town but the ones- who made It hBd a real large afternoon at Mary Jucke land's birthday party with famous hostess Ellen Clark hostessing Felicitations were flying from the following femmes Johnny Ritter, Crystal Cloake, Edna Mae McCol lum. Florence Litwiller. Ellenor Stoner, Amy Brown and "me" The big date was last Tuesday the zstn. WORD FROM Mae Anderson is that she's having a grand time In Canada she became a great- grandmother when she and dtr Helen Goeokner ' were there grandson Martin Snyder and his wife Lots are new mama and papa of an 8 lb boy born August in in Ban Diego as yet unnamed Mar tin's in the navy and bis spouse la the dtr of the L. a; Hendrick ons on the Merrill Highway. , . "BACK HOME" Nita (Mrs. Walter) West in town for a tew days with Jennie Pelt She'd been In Portland for the International Convention of Jobs Daughters also had stopped to see son , Walter West Jr. and family In Tillamook and Klamath Fans is really "back home" to the visitor who was a longtime resident and active in almost every phase of Klamath life she. left today on the Shasta for Oakland Calif where she and her husband are now living. ; - ..' " A GREAT LOSS to this here town is losing Mrs. Fred (Agnes) Schallock to Menlo Park Calif where sl)e has bought a home Of course the beloved "expatriate" Insists that she will be a frequent visitor and that she's not too far away but the many many friends she has had since her early girl hood days here will feel the wrench of ner leavlnn and PLENTY I but we don't blame her for wanting to be near her family we'll just miss ner. too mat s all (ner ad dress is 1810 Oakdell Drive Menlo Parx) and she drove down to her new home early in the week with her niece Mrs. W. L. Henry who also lives in Menlo Park. TO OREGON STATE Ingram and Sam Montgomery sens of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Montgomery In gram a frosh straight academic course and Sam a soph in civil engineering. . A NEW BABY and a new home for the Layton Sleights Last Sat urday in Klamath Valley Hospital Constance Ellen arrived weighing S lbs and . 1 oz the new home is in Eugene where her dad is mgr oi tne bid N Tucker Room in tne Eugene Hotel Papa's. been: busy supervising the building of the new ranch style house in time for bis wife Carol and three daughterc Including Judy 11 and Susan 8 and what WAS baby brother Krlsten 6. . ' BUILDING and remodeling Is still-going on like crazy at Lake o' woods (there's that puzzler again) and Rocky Point hammer ing sawing enlarging docks building additions etc and the Elbert Stiles have just completed a patio with a huge outdoor firei plaoe where they recently served steaks to - houseguests Bob and and Velma Ferguson of Mallbu '.-he? . mm - i ..ii, iii i i irfka DEIBIE TYCER HAD A BIRTHDAY PARTY. .. and guests assembled in the yard to pose for a photographic hec ord. Standing in back, from the left, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Hal Hart, Mrs. Erie Carlson (holding her daugghter, arenl; Mrs. Philip Zelesky, and next to her is hostess, Mrs. William Tycer; Robert Mushen standing in front of his mother, Mrs. Sam Mushen; Mrs. Keith Ruconich, wth daughter Sandy and Mrs. Ronald, Carter. , . . - . ; ! In foreground, guest of honor, Debbe Tycer, in chair at left; back of her, Kathy Smith -and Dougy Smith, , holding Debbie's Siamese cat; Susan Hart, Jana Lyn Hart, Janice Carlson, Mrs. Arthur Brooks, holding Jeralyn;- Mary Ann Mul vey, Mrs. Dan Flynn, holding daughter, Sail; Paul Flynn, John ny Flynn, Beverly Stone, Alan Mushen and Vlclti Carter. It was Debbie's second birthday. f ;:,:, .t' ,'c -Photo by Jim Mills A colorful golden harvest theme wm be used for tne annual fall tea arranged lor Saturday, Sep tember 36, by the Sojourners Club. Members, guests and new resi dents in the Klamath country are cordially invited to the social event at the Wlllard Hotel, starting at I p.m. ., PERFUME SAVER In the excitement of assembling a college wardrobe, -you're not forgetting the smaller but ly Important grooming items, are you? These Include those- feminine oasics cologne, sachet and per fume. : '. .-..- V.y. .. It's so easv to form! hnw a-k feminine when you're wearing the thick nubby tweeds, flannels, camel's hair and gadgety clothes oi couege days. But it's all In the wearing, -. even In a . blazer with hair well-set and neat, lipstick on cvrauy am smooiniy, shoes clean,' fingernails manicured, and toe fin al touch, your fragrance, you're feminine In almost anything. ! When you . pack your . very special- perfume,-- used on Week-end aaies, oe- sure to secure It against snlllage In your suites. , Senl the stopper securely In" the rteok of the bottle. Them Wxe ;; lighted candle and drip the -wax around the stopper where It goes into- the neck. --.., '''V.':. . i: , ' Sachets In your aultcase. '.' later transferred to. your bureau, drawer; will-help you. accentuate your fem- tnuuty. A stick cologne ' kept . in your locker will gave - a- fragrant roiiow-up to an atter-gym- shower, Mrs, Dick B. Miller Br., la general chairman. Assisting her are lira. , C. W. Pyock Mis. John Aablay Mrs. P. D. Mead, Mrs. J. J.Tbom- ' as, Mrs.,- Roy Carter, Mrs. J... O. Litwiller, - Mrs. J. M. Hefner aa4 Mrs. J. Johnson. A program Is planned and follow ing it, bridge, pinochle and can- : asta will be played until 4 p.m., when .tea will be served. Reservations will be handled through Mrs: A. V. McVey, 400. Those unable to be there in tune for cards will be more than wel come at the tea hour. . . v The Sojourners children' picnic which was scheduled for Wednes day, August 36. at Moore Park was canceled because of inclement Weather. .. , ;, - , V, , VUil liil.r.iUi nlllA. . , SAN FRANCISCO Sm at iha Hotel ' nia fM in Am I aticmpiat- diMrkt, la On lee Mk , kow grat aUa' '' Bring tow autdh feraaaaail yLmi, UintMT IMIIT 'e M , ' r - ;' .. 8DTEU ' wnirccsxa A ." Xll. Wlill and Bakersfield and Paul and Inie Dalton also "Lake natives" Ellenor and Lee Stoner and Her mle and Jean Darley the latter front ' Stayton Hermie's an old timer at the lake he lived here as a boy and his family had one of the first summer homes up there the Laurence Browns over Rocky Point way have recently bought a place and nave aireaoy made great strides' In .remodeling and flxin' up. j j & .' 'y . : ; ANN 'PROCK called the other day to remind me that the KUHS rummage sale Is not too far off and to save EVERYTHING ! no matter how Junky mote details later but thot I'd pass the word: along hoping for a repeat on mat WONDERFUL senior banquet of last year that's beamed to YOU senior mothersj ' i.. . Safe way to light a top, burner on gas stove Is to lirst 'strike match, secondly turn on gas full, apply match and blow It out Fin ally, adjust flame. - Lartwl SMc " las . mkt Um l iku . rl ! at 9C Bai: a alnti Vla. Batat " tar. i LOUIS V MANH PIANO CO. ' 1 1M N. 7th HiMRMf Orfaa . - Chard Orgaa Announcing the fall opening of the - - KLAMATH KINDERGARTEN . , end the . ' , , NORMA DEAN DANCE STUDIO : j , Studio epen for enrollments on 'j September 4th and 5th from 10 e.m. 'til 4 p.m. , CLASS BEGINS SEPTEMBER 8th -211 EAST jfWAIN ST. ' Ji for Complete Information . Phone 3672 or 2-3596 i iaaaaaaaaHaaaBaBaHHaaaBaaBaBaaaHaaa(aiaaaaBeaasssaaaai j' t a .' 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