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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1954)
PAGE FOURTEEN SATURDAY. JAVtt,. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SOROPTIMIST ROV AndreWfl. mnnnirAr nf 4ka Wlnema Hotel nnri hi. a,,.....!... little daughter, Donna, entertained ncmocra oi me soroptlmlst Club during the luncheon hour Thurs day. Chairman of the program was Mrs. T. J. O'Harra. Donna tt an oprAhat j , .. " piiu mr rtrews presented two character monologues. Mrs. Andrews was also a guest. ' 'Francei AnripMrn an.1 D Rave short insnlrntinnal tall... Soroptimism. These were part of a series to oe presented by mem bers to keep the Ideals' before the membership. Announcements were made of the coming Lincoln Day banquet, Feb ruary 8. of thfi nivin nrnmo ftnilH DlayS. SDOnSared hv HPW ctarHnrr Saturday night, January 23 with jv iiu oenoia. ana or. the an nual public card party sponsored w. aviaiiiaiii r una xjiorary viuo. Ruth ' Adams - ni-AQiriont nro- stded. ' MR. AND MRS. GEORGE H. ROGERS, . . . 3729 Homedale. announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Ann to Harold D. Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Palmer, Vellejo. She is a graduate of KUHS, and attended the University of Arizona at Tucson last year. Wedding date has not been ei tablished. s Photo by Miller-Williams ; REFLECTION CS ERNIE HEDLUND the unsung hero of those pictures taken on postage stamp negatives (about the . . size ot this cut) and submitted to be blown up to 3 column cuts He's worked mir? of material but some ox tne stun turned In Is Just Impossible and we hope that people will real ize that we can't accept such Ernie Is our smil ing engraver end we Want to KEEP him that wayl so get a professional to take those pika or use a large size negative. BRIDE-ELECT ot French Johnson Jr now teaching at Tulelake High was certainly an ac tive gal In her scnooi aays one s an alumnae ot Moreland Notre Dame Aoademy where she was student body president sua is a life member of the California Schnlarshta federation (she's a WatsonvUle girl) she got her AA degree at the college of Notre Dama at Belmont where she was secretary ot the student body and named to the dean's honor list- she was graduated with an a Irom Ban Jose State College where she majored In French she re eelved her secondary teaching cre dential Irom the same school (he Is a member of Iota Delta Phi French honor society Sigma Delta Fl national Spanish Beta Alpha chapter of Kappa Delta PI education honor society and the CP branch ot AAUW (I didn't let this from her it was In her lometown newspaper), .'. GAME AT O-PASS tonight has i lot of KU. kiddles In a tizzy It's a 2 day deal for the hoop con test and they're all enthused ibout the "out-of-town" overnight ireak. -BAY BREEZES tor the R. R. Macartneys recently while they were In SF with headquarters at be St. Francis. SPOUSES AND ESCORTS of Members of Catholio Daughters of tmerlca are Invited to share the lotluck supper Jan. 28 In the parish lall an annual gastronomic event -this year's Is scheduled for 6:30 .m. . SHORTLY AFTER 9 p.m. to- light Nell Black will be Installed is new commodore of the Yacht Club He wlU be the 7th to hold the office and tonight officially launch es the 7th year of the club which has during its brief span of years contributed Immeasurably to awakening Interest In Upper Klam ath Lake and through other yacht club contacts has widely ad vertised the lake AND KF. LIBRARY CLUB benefit bridge party annual social event given by the club and attended yearly by a major portion ot KF feminine bridge fans and by a large group of non-players who attend during the tea hour The usual turnout is expected this year at the Wlllard, . . PHONED ... the food editor of a local paper the other evening to relay a message of praise from an enthusiast who had sampled one of her snack dishes also was going to suggest that a BIGGER sample would be a taste treat to said enthusiast all, that was going to say . but I didn't tret the food editor I got her spouse but I had those words ready so food editor or no food editor I said 'em and I waa stunned numb to hear the voice at the other and (still not the food editor's) declaring with ringing conviction He'll get em I I'll make 'em MYSELF 11 This I'm awaiting with Interest. A BOX OF CANDY WlUt big card was on 'the desk In the faculty room at Pelican scnooi to ward the end of last week The card was necessary because Mrs. Guy Merrill (Polly) was an. nounclng the births of three hew (children She and Guy have three dtrs and all had their babies within a busy two weeks she wrote the names and dates etc.. and at the bottom of the card a sketch ot a prone figure under which she had written "Orand maw has passed outl" (and no mention of grandpa) Ruthle and Barry O'Connor Tulelake Denlse Merrill O'O Dec. 24 5 lbs-6 os. first R-chtld for Mrs. Dan Cashmari Merrill and 1st great-grandchild for Mike Barry Ashland Betty and Bill Ganong 730 Eldorado Guy Abernathy G 8 lbs. lHi os. Jan. 8 their 3rd older sister Polly 3 and William Merrill 18 mos. Abernathy Is from Bill's mother's family name Jeanle and (Major) Tom Auberry Jr. with USAP hi Montgomery Alabama Thomas Wyatt A 8 lbs. 12 os. Jan 12. their 1st and 1st grandson for the senior A's in Jacksonville Florida Wyatt Is g-mother Auberry's maiden name that's all 1 ' When Out for that Saturday or Sunday Drive Stop in at the TIMBER TATN. INN Alturat Highway On of the largest collections of old tlmi Music Boxes In the West. Plays everything from the fiddle to an tight piece band. . Old Tim Hanging Lamp Bring your camera. The Deer are starting to come down. ALTAR SOCIETY i ELECTS OFFICERS j. MERRILL Mrs. Dan Cashman was elected president of St. Augus tine's Altar Society, at a meeting Jan. 13, In the parish hall. Mrs. Don Harris Is vice president and Mrs. William Doiid will be secre tary treasurer. . ' Potluck 'luncheon was served at 1 o'clock, followed by a business meeting. The purchase of a vac uum cleaner for the parish house was discussed, and Mrs. Maurice O'Keefe and. Mrs. Cashman - were authorized to nurchase one. Mm. Cashman reported that a variety of linen was needed for the parish house, and it was decided that each family would be, asked for a do nation to replenish the supply. Mrs. O'Keefe, Mrs. John Madden and Mrs. Mike Nocnan are the com mittee In charge. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. John O'Neil, Mrs. Fred Tay lor, juts, uon natutx and Mrs. Mi chael Noonan. Others attending were Father John Phelan, Mrs. Charles Perry. Mrs. Leon Andrieu. Mrs. August Andrieu, Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs. William Doud, Mrs. Howard Dewev. Mrs. Pete Cause. Mrs. Toby O'Keefe, Mrs. Dan Cash, man, Mrs. Maurice O'Keefe, Mrs. John Madden and Mrs. Costa Dells. ORIONS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS Orlons met at the home of Mrs. Charles Cummlngs, S21 Jefferson Street, January 12. Trie following officers were installed: Mrs. Rich ard Tester, president; Mrs. Pres ton Card, vice president; Mrs. Myron Murray, secretary; . and Mrs. Marion, Lehman, treasurer. Mrs. Charles McFarlan. . a past president of the club presented each officer with a lovely corsage; and retiring president, Mrs. C. A. Baker was given a token gift' In recognition of her year's work. Refreshments were served after the short business meeting by the following hostesses'. Mrs. Charles Cummlngs. Mrs. Marlon Lehman, Mrs. Cleta Paddock and Mrs. Joe Wachter. Other members present were: Mrs. Jack Paddock, Mrs. Nell Mc- Eachem, - Mrs. Carl Fernigotti, Mrs. Jim Brady, Mrs. Charles York, Mrs. Chester Newton, Mrs. H. E. Seidman, Mrs. Robert Pry- or, Mrs. Gilbert Walters, Mrs. Rob ert Harrige, Mrs. Roland Cof er, Mrs. Virgil Koehn, Mrs. Samuel Thompson and a guest, Mrs. Nel lie wachter. DESSERT BRIDGE BONANZA Mrs. Claude Bech doldt entertained with a dessert bridge the afternoon of Jan. 12, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Elva Maxwell won high prize for the afternoon, and Mrs. Owen Fepple won the traveling prize. Invite were Mrs. Cecil Halev. Mrs. Merrill Stewart, Mrs.' Birdie Burk, Mrs. Owen Pepple, Mrs. Bill Burnett, Mrs. Lester Leavltt and Mrs. Elva Maxwell. Birthday Party CHILOQUIN Kathleen Peters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Peters, 7 years old Jan, 4, was given an afternoon party by her mower. Attending were Jinny Lynn Doak Janet Hall, Susan Weddle, Dawn Hale, Donna Klrcher, Rose Marie Moiling, and Connie Jones. Not Just for her birthday, but coinciding with the big event, Kath leens father brought home a tele' vision set on the day of the party. Society X ' ' ' " , ' : BRITISH BRIDE-TO-BE ... is Joan Pearson, Nottingham, England, whose engagement to A-1st class Ronald M. Haw kins was announced at her parents' home on Christmas Day. Hawkins is stationed with the USAF in England, where he mat his fiancee. The wedding date is set for March 20, at Nottingham; and according to word received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Story, Malin, they are expected to arrive in the states sometime in September. -Photos by Raeburn, Nottingham IX I , e t ; v V , . 1 f4 1 MANZ ANITA 'CHAPTER 172 Manzanita Chanter No. 172. OES, met in regular, session for the first time In IBM, January 19, ai o p.m., in the IOOF hall, Worthy Matron Lois Gueck presiding. Helen McCornack and Alan Betsch were welcomed as new jun ior past matron and Junior past patron. Rena Oldham, worthy mat ron of Aloha Chapter No. 61, OES, was given a special welcome as the first distinguished guest of the year. She responded with an ex pression of good luck wishes for the chapter's ensuing year. Ellen Betsch presented token gifts to the Junior past matron and patron. Blanche McGillvary sang a solo during the presentation. Refreshments were serves by the refreshment committee: Adelia Dye, chairman, and her assistants Lurllne Smith. Oma Taylor and La verne Fitzslmmons. The dining room was beautifully decorated In an interesting com- buiation of chartreuse and oiue. The same colors were featured In a large floral arrangement which was the focal point of the table decor. Next regular meeting' is sched uled for Friday evening, February 5, and all friends are extended a cordial welcome. ... PROSPERITY' -REBEKAHS 104 Prosperity Rebekah Lodge No, 104, met in regular session, Thurs day evening,' January 21, with new officers presiding. , Bernice McCraclcen was elected captain of the degree staff; Mary Brown as Theta Rho adviser; Jen nie Hum, re-elected as, a trustee; and Vera Fritsch was seated as right hand supporter of noble grand. After the seating ceremony she was presented with a handsome necklace, emblematic of the lodge. Financial backing was voted to the IOOF and Rebekah Youth Pil grimage Essay Contest, which was established to encourage soph omore and junior high school stu dents to study the United Nations functions to be prepared to enter the contest when the particular es say topic is announced. (Only soph omores and juniors are eligible.) A vote of thanks - was given Hannah Hlckson for her gift of 50 new lodge ode cards. Surprise of the evening was the thoughtful gesture made by Noble Grand Lorene McCollum and Vice Grand Helen McCornack, when they served the group great quan tities of homemade (by them) cookies andxoffee. -. v A, j ' . . . . ' OVER 150 GUESTS ... were received at the GolJ.nd anniversary open' house tor Mr. and Mrs. Walter T, J 3702 Homedale, when four children entertained fori the senior Highley's home December 13. The anniverij is actually December 4, which tell on Monday, so the date was chosen. Walter T. Highley and Jessie May Sell were mi Loop City, Nebraska in llOi. Their children all live near them a dauariter and band, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Davenport and a son Eiper i ley, both in Klamath Falls; a son and his wife, Mr. J led Highley, nar ireex, aiirornia; and another ion wife, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Highley, Alturas. Photo b) SERVE POTATOES , Serve baked Klamath potatoes with kraut and frankfurter casser ole. Add a tossed salad and dinner is a little different from your usual menu. ' ' Dr. R. T. Lir OPT 0 M E T R 510 Med.-Dent. Bldg. Eye Examination ... Viiuol TroW A t A SUMMER WEDDING ... Is planned for Peggy Derby, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Derby, 720 Wocus Street, recently announced her engagement to Howard L. Searlet. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Searles, 22 Lytton Street. , Photo by Ferebee Klamath Indians . VOTE on Monday, Jan. 25th for Wade Crawford and Ida ftl. Crawfc for delegates to Washington, D. C. who shall stand united for the Klamath Indians on the foflowing principles. 1 e A secret ballot vote on all five proposition) to end Fed eral supervision. e We sholl insist upon legislation in the 83rd. Congress for a Final Settlement NOW, while we have something of value to settle. We are opposed to the delay of three or seven yean as proposed. . te We shall insist upon complete termination of the Indian Bureau to STOP exploitation. le We are opposed to the Department's Corporation Bill . which is now before the Congress. Add glitter to your black basic dress by trimming it with metal lic thread. Be sure the thread is nontarnishable and washable. 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