s SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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REFLECTIONS
FROM
i MAYBE THEY'LL (the Elbert
t Stiles foursome) be back THIS
i weeicend Intended to be home in
time for Mrs. S's mother's birth
day LAST weekend and for Stevie
' and Dougle to return to school
BUT Dougle picked that time to
get the mumps could be a repeat
this weekend wan brother stevie
bo In the meantime guess they'll
iust have to tough it out at the
ione Palm tepee in the desert.
; ANGUS' SHOW and sale out at
: the fairgrounds April 5 will be pre
ceded with a 10 a:m. brunch and
meeting at the Yacht Club for the
local and out-of-town women mem
bers of the Angus Ass'n auxiliary
here for the two day meet.
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TOO BAD -that more KF persons
weren't at the Soroptlmist dinner
which honored Margaret (Mrs.
Earl) Sheridan as their "Woman
of the Year" who had qualifica
tions to spare as a suitable- candi
date 'ine kuhs sextette was
heartily applauded and then Bess
Campbell (Soroptlmist from Eu
gene) was Introduced as guest
speaker for the evening from then
on the audience was hers she had
a message and she delivered HI
A relaxed convincing speaker with
a sparkling and magnetic person
ality she told of her years In In
terior China and what she personal
ly saw the Communists do (men
tally and physically) to our sup
posed ."allies" the: Chinese her
broadcast Tuesday the 30th at 9:15
o.m. over KPLW on "What Do You
Think?" wil briefly bring part of
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"Wt didn't save for a rainy day Mew .
Commerclol Finance did for us."
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the message to Klamath Basin lis
teners. YACHT CLUB MEMBERS are
enthusiastically making the club
house their Sunday afternoon head
quarters again and tomorrow
many are planning on "taking the
family" put for dinner choice of
fried chicken or Virginia baked
ham and Mike and Beulah will also
serve "and-withs" of course
there's the added attraction of tele
vision for everyone members and
guests.
REAMES GOLF CLUB swarm
ing with social activity started
last night with tne card party
and continues w'.th the spring
luncheon. April 2 at 1 p.m. with
style snow by Marvlns and on the
3rd an informal dinner-dance start
ing with a social hour at 6:30 and
a special fried chicken dinner pre'
pared by Al and Lottie at 7:30
Dancing from i to 1 additional
info elsewhere.
NORA JUNKER home from
trip to SP and nearby points
while gone she tangled with some
unknown germ which put her in
bed for a couple of days but she
won the bout and continued her
vacation In good health she also
got to see new grand - nephew
James Walter O'Neill son of
Nora's niece Betty and Alan O'N.
' Home Extension
CALENDAR'
"Keeping Up To Date With Tex.
tiles," will be the topic for two tfls
trict meetings to be. presented
March 30-31. by Dolores Bracken,
home demonstration agent.- '
March 30, the discussion will be
at the fairgrounds In the exhibit
building from 2-4 p.m. The next
day, March 31, the meeting will
be in the community hall In Foe
valley from 2-4 p.m.
The public Is invited to attend
both meetings.
There are many fabrics avail.
able In both yardage and ready lo
wear that are new. This discus
sion will help women work with
the new materials, best uses to
make of them, and how to care for
them. Questions on the topic ma)
be asked at the meeting.
' SHASTA-UOMEDALU
By Lucellle Barnes "
Mrs. H. G. Berry was hostess.
March 19, to members of the Shas
ta Homedale home extension unit,
The' "on time" prize was won by
Mis. w. E. Karton. Mrs. N. w.
Mayfleld, president, opened the
meeting. .... ,
Mrs. H. E. BJorklund, Associated
Country Women of the World
chairman, filled out a question.
nalre on the United Nations and
named those working on it.
Mrs. H. G. Berry, program plan
ning chairman, distributed forms
for balloting on the 1954-55 pro
grams, Mrs. W. E. Kafton, leglsla
tive chairman, read a paper on
"What To Do to Be a Good Citi
zen," and a questionnaire on coun
ty officials. .
Serving on the nominating com
mittee are: Mrs. T. L, Winterring
er, Mrs. H. G. Berry and Mrs.
N. W. Mayfield.
Dolores Bracken, home demon
stration agent, talked on "Storage
Space for the Home." She suggest
ed using step shelves, sliding trays,
storing camping equipment in the
garage and a special closet for
guns that can be -locked. .
, Twenty members and one guest,
Mrs. I. W, Beard, were present.
Anyone interested In luncheon
tickets for the May Festivnl at the
fairgrounds, may, call Mrs. May
field at 2-0816.
? Birthday Dinner
BONANZA A birthday dinner
honoring Mrs. Ernest Puddy was
given at the Leslie Maxwell home
March 11. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Puddy, Mr. and Mrs.
Elva Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Les
lie Maxwell and Otis Maxwell.
, .but
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far Hie money you need. Borrow en your cute, furn
iture or salary.
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A LOT OF FAMILY . . . fills the picture above repre
senting three generations. Standing in the back row, from
the left, Mrs. Raymond Baiter, Lester Albers. Mrs. Robert
Baiter, Mrs. Lester Albers, Raymond Baker, Robert Baker,
Mrs. Beryl Lowe, Kenneth Thompson, Charles Bowen, James
Thompson and Clarice Thompson.
Middle row, same order, Mrs. Charles Bowen, Mrs. Har
vey Fee, Arthur Baker, Mrs. Arthur Baker (thee babies, Kathy
ELKS INAUGURAL BALL . . . top social event on the BPOE 1247's social calendar is
being engineered this year by a committee of about 20. Picture was taken at a recent meet
ing to complete plans fof the April 3rd formal at the Elks Temple. : ,,
First rsSw,' trom". the left, Mrs. Jack Taylor, Mrs., Eston Balsiger, Mrs. Jack Brandon and
Mrs. Dick Henzel.' Second row, same order, Mrs. Vernon Moore, Mrs. John Schubert in back
of her husband, who is chairman; Mrs. Estin Kiger and Dick Henzel. Back row, Vernon Moore,
Jack Taylor, Jack Brandon, Bob Byrne and Eston Balsiger. Not in the picture, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Deller, Mrs. Bob Byrne and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mullis. . Photo by Guderian
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WC register your choice so that friends
and relatives will know what to
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have to do is hint ... people love ,
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WC will amaze you with the sensible
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six-piece place settings start at
$29.75, teaspoons at 53.70, and .
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Albers, Aileen Fee and Lynette Baker); Charlottes-Thompson,
Mrs. Kenneth Thompson (holding Cheryl Baker); Karen Al
bers, Raymona Baker and Emogeno Thompson.
Boys in front, Arthur Thompson, Richard Freeie, Doug
las Baker, William Albers and Clifford Low. Only one not
there was Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker's son-in-law, who was
stationed with the army in Okinawa. Taken at the Baker homo
on the Lakeview Highway by Catharine Brumbaugh. :
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WOMEN OF MOOSE
MERRILL Senior regent Susan
Williams presided at the March
16 ' meeting of Women of the
Moose, Merrill Chapter 18. The 29
co-workers present balloted on sp-
Surprise Party
CHILOQUIN Mrs. Lewis Jones
completely surprised last week at a
birthday party planned by her hus
band. Part of the surprise came
because the party was not given
until several days after her birth
day. Jones, who is chief of police.
faked a call out In the country on
police business and had his wife
drive him to the scene of the call.
When It proved to be a planned
false alarm, they returned home to
find an attractive cake on the table
and the guests on hand- -
Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Al
vie Youngblood, Mr. and Mrs.
James Chlpman and Mr, and Mrs.
Joe Adamo.
BIRTHDAY "
LANOELL VALLEY Benny
Brown celebrated his eighth birth
day at his home on March 20, when
his mother entertained at a family
party, The children played games
during the afternoon after Benny
opened his many gifts. A beauti
fully decorated cake was the center
of attraction. Those enjoying the
afternoon were Mrs. Frank H.
Brown, Trudy and Deanna; Mrs.
Jack McFall, Lorna, and Leah;
Mrs. Wes Dearborn and Freddie;
Mrs. Jess McFall, Linda and Non
dice; Mrs. Marvin Brown, Vlr-
nta and Mike, Mrs. . Eva Rob
erts and Mrs. Brown, Jimmy and
Billy. . . ' i '
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plications of two
Children of member were cared
for by two teenage baby litters.
Bessie West la currently lrt Mis
souri with her father who ti se
riously ill.
It was reported that the recent
Moose dance at Malln was a fi
nancial success; The social sendee -and
publicity committees served
refreshments at the dance.
All committee chairmen are re
quested to meet at the home of
Susan Williams on Monday eve
ning, March 71. An executive
board meeting Is scheduled for
Monday, April 6, at the home of
Lillian Thomas. '
Members wishing to contribute
cookies for the Bloodmobtle visit
on March 29, are reminded to take
them to the home of one ot tne co-
chairmen, Susan Williams, Mer
rill; Rose Van Meter, Maun; or
Betty Fund, Tulelake.
Blood donors In Tulelake who
need transportation may contact
Elizabeth Holland, TUieiaxe, .
The Red Cross BloodrnobUe,
Kivmsnrert In Merrill by LOOM
will be at the recreation hall. from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March zs.
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