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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1953)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER gi , PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON S&wwuwM (bhuwi Wjcuux 9n (pirn 'Shorn (Room Losses?? wms Ife? (St.. Jfc. i U' .-. . f- J m I -lift " ',, UPPER UfeFT . . . Part of the large crowd at the Sojourn ers annual tall dinner dance in the Willard Hotel, Nov. 14. The club is steadily growing, and continues to make it easy for newcomers to Klamath Falls to have a social life and make friends. Upper right, committee members, front row II to rl, Mrs.' Walter H. Hoag, cha irman of the dinner dance; Mrs. Clark Blair, Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Leslie, publicity chairman; Mrs. C. E. Chase, decorations chairman. Back row, sam, tt- 1;, I '"est i i lV f SOROPTIMIST "Oreal Moments In the Lives of People When They Give Thanks to God," a deeply moving, inspira tional talk, was given by the Rev. Lloyd B. Holloway, pastor of the First Methodist Church at, the luncheon meeting: of the Soropti- mist Club at the Winema Hotel Nov. 1!). The talk was illustrated by a film strip and traced the humble appreciation of the human raco to the Creator down through the nftcs. Venture Club members spon sored by the Soropliinists were uuests lor Ine Thanksgiving pro- Brum that put members and guests "In the muod lor the holiday. The Rev. Holloway gave the in vocation. Ftiith Lobutigh, program chairman, introduced Joan Ru banc, student at Fremont Junior High who played a piano solo and Robert Ellmgson Jr., president ot the Rotary Club, who sang, "Give Thanks and Sing." and "I Love Life'' with Eloisc Mclniyre at the piano. The unusually beautiful Thanks Riving table decor was the gill oi Kita DePew! The floral arrange ment on the main tnble was ot pink shaded snap dragons and vio lets. Tapers in autumn shades and small li mires kneeling in suppli cation centered iho oilier tables. jAIRPRICEs ft fines: '- : PHOTOGRAPHY :: WSCS Meeting At Fort Klamath FORT KLAMATH Convening at lo o'clock Thursday, Nov. 12, members of the Woman's S&iiHy of Christian Service of the Fort Klamath Community Mclhodist Church were guests for a no-hostess allcrnoon at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson nt the Nicholson ranch. The regular monthly busi ness and social hour were held In tile living room which was lovely with arrangements of paste anil bronze chrysanthemums brought from Rogue River valley by Mrs. Myrtle Denton. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. Raymond S. Loosley, presi dent. The monthly financial report was given by the treasurer. Mrs. Lloyd Nicholsun and routine matters were discussed. The current project being under taken by the church group Is ob taining new pews for the local church, and a recent special meet ing of the committee resulted In purchasing of necessary lumber trom Clay Thomas, operator of n portable sawmill on nearby Fort Creek. Richard H. and Cail Wil son, skilled In this line of work, have consented to build sufflclem pews for Iho church, and will start wurk soon on building the first one to be used as a sample to be sub milled lor approval belore con sU'ilcting the remaining pews, ft Is hoped Hint the project will be completed by Easter of next year. The society's .special pew fund anil Individual cas contributions form Foil Klamath residents will finance the church Improvement, plan. Further discussion was held In regard to the proposed study period to be held during the coming months by Hie group, and it was Icnatativcly decided to meet on the second Friday of each month. "The Prophet Jeremiah," by Harold C. Case, plus "The Book of Jere miah," will be study material, and several copies as well as a guide book have been ordered. Mrs. Hanslerd T. iMikel Williams will lead the study and discussion. Mrs. Howard Commons, leader ol the local Intermediate Methodist Youth- group, announced that Ironi a dessert and candy sale held by the girls Oct. 31 in tiio C.f. clubhouse, a sum of nearly $17.00 had been, realized and given to the Korean milk iund. Joining the local church society at this meeting were Mrs. Com mons and Mrs. Gene A. Page: and by the latter becoming a member oi the group, all women of the Fort Klumnlh Community Methodist Church now belong to the. society, making the membership one hun dred )er cent. At the close of Iho business session, Mrs. . Edmund Stanton. I wife of the Fort Klamath pastor, was me surprised recipient of a large box. decorated m pink unit blue rultled crepe paper, and over Mowing with pretty' packages pre sented to Mrs. Stanton in antici pation of a "blessed event" which will occur in late December. As sisting Mrs. Stanton In opening and recording the gitts were Mrs. Harry orem and little daughter Ann. Dainty refreshments, served 'lat er in Ihc nltcnioon were In the pink and blue shower theme, us were also nil appointments. Present were Mrs. Edmund Stan ton, -Mrs. Raymond 6. Loosley, Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson, Mrs. Rich ard H. Wilson, Mrs. Bert Gray, Mrs. Frank Edwards, Mrs. Edith Moon, Mrs. Howard Commons and Mary Kay, Mrs. Donald P. Veatcll. Mrs. William Brewer, Mrs. Har ry Orem and Ann, Mrs. Hanslerd T. (Mikel Williams, Mrs. Gene A. Page and Gayle Opal, Mrs. Harold L. Wither, nnd two special guests, Mrs. Joanna Taylor and Mrs. WU liani A. Page. Sending Gifts in . m,-c R(nt were the following: Mrs. Norman vn lutisune, airs. T. R. (Ted) Nicholson. Mrs. Myrtle Denton, Mrs. Stewart Nicholson, Mrs. Wil ham Zumbrun, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Loosley. Mrs. J. L. (Doci Helms, Mrs. Ralph Vaden and Mrs. Rich ard O. Varnum. On the following afternoon, the Society sponsored a silver tea nt the home of Mrs. Vamuin, with Mrs. Brewer and Mrs. Lloyd Nich olson cochairmen ill charge of all arrangements. The tea table was lovely, with late fall chrysanthe mums in hrnti7p nnrl nnit ncui in combination with yellow tapers ill crystal holders. Presiding at the silver tea and coifee services were the president and pnst president of Hie society. Mrs. Raymond S. Loos ley and Mrs. Richard H. Wilson, resneetivplv All i,wnn ,,-111 n into the special pew fund. RECENT VISITORS ... at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jeffers, 2143 Garden, were their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Les ter (Irene) Lindon, and 5'j months old Diana Lee. The young misses dad is at present operating a service station in San Pedro, after serving in the U. S. Navy. He attended KUHS prior to enlisting in 1941. Photo by Molotore and Wilson Those present were: Diane, Dar lene and Dawn Evjon, Dick and Cathie Carlson, Dickie Searcy. Kathie Farris, Shirley Ramsey. Marilyn and Donnie Bourne. Trudy StOCkmnn I.vnrin .Incum, li..'.. i and Bobby Galbreath and Bonnie .wiu. iiiiie inyior. aeveral moth ers of small fry accompanied their youngsters. der, Clark Blair, Mrs. H. L. Robertson, president of .' ers, and her husband; and C. E. Chase. n , I I -II t ii. . I . I . i , . . 1 ! ricTure lower leir, rrom rne lexr, Dack row, Mrs. L. E. Haugli, Del Jones, Mrs. Emil Raninen, wife of a new Instruc tor at OTI; Mrs. Del Jones, Emil Raninen and Lavern C, Wj! rud. Three in front, same order, Mrs. C. E. Chase, I. Q Chase and Mrs. Watrud. Photos by Floyd' Sojourners1 Dinner Dance Elaborate table decorations ot late fall and Thanksgiving season greeted the eyes of those attending Surprise Party BONANZA A lovely surprise birthday pariy was given at the Carl home Nov. 15 in honor of the 17th birthday of Betty Ralph. Host esses for tha evening were Mrs. Norval Carl, Mrs. Virgil Schmoe, and Ruti) Ralph. Following an evening of games and fun, delicious refreshments were served. A beautifully deco rated ca'tc centered the refresh ment table. Present were Alice Graves. Mar ie Lee. Janey Dixon, Nancy Perry. Karen Schmoe, Mary Ralph, Louise Schmoe, Mary Anne Lea vitt, Ethel Perry, Donnti Ralph, Virgie Schmoe. Ronald Ketchum, Cror.s Carl. Jlmm" Ralph, Dale Perry, Delbert Settle, Mrs. Ralph and the honored guest and the hostesses. Worthy Matron OES Entertains Courtesy girls, 'pro-tern officers and past matrons of Aloha Chap ter. Order of Eastern Star, were honored nt a tea, Saturday, Nov. 14, at the home of Mrs. Elmer Harnden, 836 Pacific Terrace. The rooms were decorated with fail (lowers and berries. The tea table had Rrapes in a beautiful cyrstal cornucopia backed with blending tapers. i Pouring during the tea hours were: Mrs. Ed Chilcote. Mrs. Alva Oldham, Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs Earl Sheridan, Mrs. O. E. Powell and Mrs. Raymond Owens. Assist ing the hostess were Mrs. w. L. Poole and Mrs. Herman Gisvold. BIRTHDAY PARTY CHEMULT Little Marie Gal- breath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Galbreath of Chemult cere brated her third birthday, Friday. Nov. 13, with n host of little lnends. Alter opening the many Bins me guests were served birth day cake, punch and ice cream. Hcres an easy . buffet lunch dish. Open a couple of cans of Norway sardines, turning the tops of the tins back carefully so Ihev look jneat. Put the sardines, right in I their cans, on a large serving tray I with deviled eggs, water cress or : other greens, radishes, carrot I strips, black olives nnd snap 'beans or cauliflowerets cooked and marinated in n French dressing. Serve a hot soup as the first course and end with a substantial dessert. THE RAILROAD HOUR IS COMING MONDAY TO KFJI V- STUDIO PHONE M 4526 706 VMAIN ST. MiJonrw Undcrwowft Comoro Shop ELKS ond LADY ELKS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE THANKSGIVING UL.1 Elk's Temple Wednesday, November 25 Music by McDonald-Morgan Cocktail Hour 8:00 to 10 Danclnq 10:00 to 2:00 FREE PRIZES FORMAL FOR LADIES ADMISSION $2.00 (Tax Inc.) IlifiU Jiff '7 f rftyf r ft ' . FfJiMAL TUXEDOS or WHITE DINNER JACKETS Sizes ro 46 ... in Longs, Shorts and Regulars Make Reservatins Now for the Coming Events. Mvk tlwtlvr in AIh uih (ilnd to Cash Your ; Clwvk the Sojourners fall dinner dint I The Pine Grove Room of Ut winara Hotel was the gatlwi, I place for the Sojourners Ctol irala event Ralurdav niht vnn I Twenty-seven couples enjoyejul evening o, aining ana dancing. Special prizes were won h,. u Georgia M. Jefferics and nil Jones. The reenlnr Wortnnd..,, noon meeting of Sojourners eta I will be held Nov. 25 at the Willin I Hotel. No-hostess luncheon 11:X p.m. ; : Thanksgiving or '6. estive lays. . . when the ripened fields havi given forth their mellow richness, and gracious labia throughout the land are set with the sparkling loveliness of Wallace "Third Dimension Beauty" Sterling. Seven cxquuuc panellist Spring Grind ColmiA Slrnii'" Grmde i , ' them viivs 700 Main St. Nor" .
