SATURDAY, JANUARY 9. lfl-u
(bwihsh "GiKomsi"
"QjUAiJoJlJfolfoljA"
FELLAS" . . . that's the way it started last vear. when
id Mrs. Nerseth opened their house on New Year's Day
rowd ot son Marvin s pals . . . and that s the way it
ntinue. By popular demand this New Year was a repent
television added) . . . and some 25 of Marvin's friends
Welcomed at the Nerseth home, 2027 Del Moro.
tighter Gail, assisted her mother with the wide array
hes (built tor male appetitos) , . . and a varied as-
nt of cookies , . , served with quantities of hot coffee.
was swell of you to have us again this year ... we had
t time ... see you next year" ... lor whatever the
"real George" vernacular is at the moment), was in
b a forecast to the Nerseths that this second year "at
makes two of what promises to develop into a tradi-"many".
center, Mrs. Nerseth with Bill Matthews I next to her).
k Christenten, Racine, Wis., center, holjday houseguest
iiersein nome; ana son Marvin. All three are Stanford
- I
Upper right, perfect sense of touch is evinced by the two
hands unerringly making contact with the cookies . . . abso
lutely without the aid of an eye. Tom Murdock from Wil
lamette, and Jim Davidson (associated With his father in
business) . . . deftly help themselves from the tray offered by
host, Dr. Nerseth (with no words or food lost).
Upper left, Gail Nerseth, Tom Upington, Icenter) Western
Washington College of Education; and Dave Cummings, Ore
gon State, peruse a copy of the Stanford "Quad". Lower left,
II to r), Bill Harlan, Southern Oregon College of Education,
and Clayton Hannon, University of Oregon, "quaff and quip",
Lower right, Bill Matthews again, at the left, Don Day,
Icenter) OSC; and Kit Johnson, Levis and Clark; having a
fascinatin' time with "Here We Go Again" . , . which titls
perfectly expresses the spirit of the "repeat" party.
Group picture, a camera s'hidy in score reactions (a
guess) . . . anyway it was taken just after the telecast of the
Rose Bowl hassle.
Front row, on the floor II to rl, Marvin Nerseth, Sam
. Montgomery, IOSC); Jim Peak, (U of 01; and George
Brandt, (KUHSI; Second row, same order, Dave Cummings,
Bill Harlan, Dick Ward, (Lewis and Clark); Harvey Christen
sen, (between Marvin and Sam I; Bill Matthews, Don Day,
Kit Johnson, Tom Murdock, Dave French, (Willamettel ; and
Tom Upington.
Two in back, Clayton Hannon (almost); and Jim David
son. And there were others who had to leave before the
photographer showed up ... so it's actually a good baker's
two-doien men who know now what they'll do next Jan. I,
Marilyn and Margaret Gerber
Entertain With A Buffet Supper
or About 30 Guests New Year's Day
le spacious, "homey" Henry Gerber residence, 329
ireet was the scene of great holiday activity, climaxed
get-together outlet supper given by Mr. and Mrs. Ger-
Ivin daughters, Margaret and Marilyn for about 30 of
Bends on New Year's Day at 5:30 p.m.
le party hours were dedicated to the festive board,
and much lively conversation.
Minn the hostesses' sister,
tuests were Bnrbnrn
llyn Miller, Jenn owens,
niy. Phil Lewis, Mr. mid
liard Genry, Ronald Hersh-
om Murdock, Marvin Ner-
lor&e . (Stevle) Stevenson,
tZULEIMA
WILE CLUB
Nile Club ot Klainnth
ild Its regular mommy
meeting Jim. 8. at tnc
Hotel. Clever balloon ar
tits and dolls of foreign
formed the centerpiece
table.
fcnt Charlotte Osborn Intro-
lelcn Cox, general chair
nrrangeincnus, who pre-
comnilttee, composed ol
king members; Charlotte
B.yiuie Martin, Lorraine
lols Mills, Florence Stcin-
at Slites. Emma wesi,
Bchuluc, Josephine Young.
Underwood, Kamicen
Letha Murphy. Elva
Mosephone Klttredge. Allsa
kill and Oeraldlne Duncan.
p. Andrews, a member oi
Temple No. In, Bacra-
raa a guest or Lois er-
n Thompson Introduced
W. Steams, who showed
pictures of a European
fch she with members of
ly tools last 8iinuiier. Mrs.
gave interesting com
the various places shown
many amusing cxporicn
lind. resulting from the
thry let the tour plan
thev went along,
'psldrnl appointed Phyllis
irgarct Larkln, and Jean
lo serve on the nomlnat
nlttee which will make Its
the February meeting,
i' Day for the local club
elebnited at this time,
chairman, Dixie Bebber
I members that sewing
turn-d In nt. or before,
ana t lose who have not
fclili th sewing may bring
(Mi tides to be Included
; nk or green wnsii
K ! Turkish hand towels.
in nni-lela of any site to
nrid. rton, chairman of
np-M Box committee, Te-
I, at ; ' jMCkages were sent
fn" ii at Greenville, B.C.
i thn v gift was presented
E' yre. Special prizes
i. o Mary Bnrkdoll, El
er, and Blanche
C;1.: '3 were plnyed follow-
ieei ."ft with Claudlne Van
.M . ...rgc.
George Knight, Reed Custer, Bud
Deller, Lester Larson, Joyce
James, Mr. and Mrs. Jim David
son, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Tockoy,
Chick Qulnowski, Beverly Eclls,
Robert Van Vactor, Janice Laraon
nnd Kenneth Doty. Ensign Doty
was a houseguest at the Oerbers'
over the New Vear weekend. lie
l(t Siuiday for Vullejo, whore he
is attending California Morllinic
Academy.
Invited, but unablo to "join
the crowd" were Frnnccs
Stearns, who had to return lo Chi
cago early to make It to Evanslon
and her alma mater, Northwestern,
on time; and Sylvia Hlllls, who
left on Friday with her parents
to attend the East-West game In
Bnn Francisco, and went from
there back to school ot the Uni
versity ot Arizona in Tucson.
Marilyn Oerber left on the 2nd
for the Bame school, where she Is
studying geology nnd anthropology.
Margaret left the next day for
Oakland, where she Is studying art
and music nt Mills College.
Auxiliary To
Canton Crater 7
The Ladles Auxiliary to Canton
Crater No, 7, Patriarchs Militant,
honored Its charter members with
a progrnm and presented each with
a gift at Uie Dec. 10 meeting. They
were, Ladles Gn.ce Wells, Nina
Beck. Effle Rcdkey and Anna
Bean.
President Mary Pope presented
gifts of beautiful handmado can
dles to the following members
who had perfect attendance rec
ords during Uie past year: Lndles
Isabelle Foster, Arloa Audrus,
Kate Hciguc, Sadie Mao Wallace,
Stella Dryden and Jennie Hum.
Officers elected to servo tn 1954
were: President Isabelle Foster;
Vice President Lucllo Wlrti: Sec
retary Harriett Eslos; and Treas
urer May Anderson.
Next meeting will bo Jan. 14. Rc
freshmenls will be served by Isa
belle Foster and Harriett Estca.
Merrill Couple
Married in Reno
The Community Baptist Church
In Reno, was the setting for the
wedding of Yvonne Conner and
Frank A. Testerman, Dee. 17.
The Rev. Olen Wise, cousin of
the bride, read the service at 3
p.m., with only members of the
Immediate family president. Par
ents of the couple are Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Conner, Merrill and
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Testerman,
Poo Vnllcy. Mrs. Verna Huskins,
grandmother of tho bride, was also
present.
Given In marriage by her fath
er, the bride wore a white knit
suit wltli red accessories. A while
orchid was worn at her should
er. Dolores Conner, sister of the
bride, was her only allendent, and
H. A. Testerman. father of the
bridegroom, was best mall.
After a honeymoon trip to Salt
Lake Cltv, they are now at homo
In Mcrrlil. .
Bridal Shower
for Mike Carrolls
A miscellaneous bridal shower
was held at the home ot Mr. and
Mrs Earl Scherer, Keno, In honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Mlko Carroll.
Mrs. Carroll la the former Helen
Scherer,
A large crowd attended the
event, and the honored guests re
ceived many lovely gills.
, Refreshments were served by
the hostesses. Mrs. J. R. tlrlfflU)
and Mrs. Melvln Griffith.
TULELAKE
GUILD MEET
TULELAKE Mrs. Amos Hoyt,
new president ol the Guild of Ihe
Tulclake Presbyterian Church, pre-
i nt n,n iMtulncaB ittpetimr that
followed the 1:30 p.m. luncheon in
the churcn annex Jan. it. ut;vmiun
als were by Mrs. Chester J. Main.
Mrs. Leonard Meshke was In
chnrge of tho program.
Mrs. R. D. Alkcns read a litany
for fathers and mothers, A bulletin
on the dcdlcntlon ol the new Pres
byterian Church, Brookings, was
shown. Pnstor of the church Is
u....u nnnu.... fni'mnr rtnvtni
of the Community Presbyterian
Church here.
u.l T niton Tiirnlinnili snmr two
numbers, "This Is My Task." and
"Afterglow," will! Mrs. Meshke al
tne piano.
There was a moment of silence
in ittentnrv nf the late Mrs.
Cora Stevenson, mother of Mrs.
Herman T. Street, who elicit re
cently In Oklnhoma.
A latino u nail frnm Mrs.
Terry Hansen, the former Irene
Forsyme, missionary, wno es
caped from China ahead of the
Red army.
. miAtAf .1 Main n
lelccted president of the Martha Cir
cle of the Guild lo succeen airs.
William Schlndler who resigned.
Other officers are Mrs. Otlo
Hsynes, vice-president; Mrs. H. 1.
Street, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs, D. P. Reld. In charge of
aid lo war lorn countries re
ported that B24 pounds of clothing
was sent overseas last year. It was
also voted to send 125 to Marvin
Nelson, missionary to India.
The next general Guild meeting
will be held Feb. 3 at the home of
Mrs. Ronald Ward and a 1:30
p.m. dessert luncheon is plnnned
by the Marlha Circle, Jan. .0, at
I the home of Mrs. Main.
ETHEL ZIMMERMAN . . . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Zimmerman, Chiloquin, who left last Monday by plane for St.
Louis and then to Washington, D.C. to train for an administra
tive job overseas with the State Department.
The Saturday before she left, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Staiger
gave a farewell party for her. Ethel showed some of tho col
orod pictures she took during the past two years in Japan
and on the round-tho-world route sho took on the trip home.
Cards were also played later in the evening. Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gicnqer, Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Kirchor, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Norval, Bill Norval and
Mrs. Fred Markwadt.
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PAST NOBLE
GRANDS CLUB
The past Noble Grands club met
on Tuesday Jan. 5 at the home of
Mae Anderson for a one o'clock
potluck luncheon, - '
Elcttion was held nnd the follow
ing 'were voted to fill the offices
for 1954; President, Mae Anderson;
vice president, Anna Bean; secre
tary, Margaret Biden; treasurer,
Alma Cofer.
Committees appointed were; Sa-
iiit may n aunie mm Jjiiiii iviuii-
nhenbanliRr r, n 1 If n ? F.Hznhrh
Ramsby. and Anna Bean, visiting,
Get well cards were sent to Alice
Goeller, Rose Keesee, Jennie Hum
and Esther Mast.
The following members were pre-1
sent and sewed on quilt blocks; 1
Florence Custer, Georgia Zollman,
Anna Bean, Nellie Wattenburg,
Alma Cofer, Sadie May Wallace,
Ifate Hogaie, Mae Anderson, Ida
Grimes, Lina Motschenbacher and
Elizabeth Ramsby.
Florence Custer Invited the club
to meet at her home, 241 Hillside,
Tuesday, Feb. 2, at one o'clock.
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