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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1954 4 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN E Die mm MERRILL The Lost River Garden club will meet July 27, at the home of Mrs. James Hammond at 10 a.m. Members will tour gardens In MerrlU and Malta and have a pot luck lunch In the Malin park at noon. Guests are Invited. By MRS. IRENE HARTLEy Pointers for the flower ahtw to be sponsored by the Bonanza-Lang- ell Valley Garden Club on August 13, will be taken up at the next meeting of the club at the home of Mrs. Genevieve Smith in Langell Valley on July 23. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Maxine Brown and Mrs. Dorothy Smith. Mrs. Bessie Frazier will discuss the flower show. Mrs. Alice Haley will talk on 'Propogation of Root Cuttings of Day Lily, Bleeding Heart and Oriental Poppy. BONANZA By CORA LEAY1TT Mr. and Mrs. Dale Perry and Julia Anne, Klamath Falls, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Baldwin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hubble, Klamath Falls visited bis parents the King Hubbies. Mrs. Bert Goff and daughters, Oakridge, spent several days with her parents the Frank Bramwells. Mrs. Maurice Sewald was called to Oregon City by the death of her sister. Mrs. Pauline Dewey left by plane for Nebraska called by the serious illness and death of her sister. Sym pathy is extended to both Mrs, Sewald and Mrs. Dewey. Another sad death was 6 - year - old nephew, Stephie Hawkins of Med ford, of Mrs. Bud Lee, who was accidentally hung while playing with a rope swing. Mr. and Mrs. Don Powers, Mo desto. Mrs. Merit Smith and chit dren, Klamath Falls, visited at the Owen Pepple home Saturday. Don and Owen are cousins. They also visited the Leavitts and Monroes and other old friends in Langell Valley, where they lived for many years. Patsy Wakefield has returned home after visiting relatives and friends in Portland. She is the daughter of the Jim Wakeflelds. Carol Lou Weatherby, who is employed at Whytals in Klamath Falls spent the weekend with her parents, the Carroll Weatherby's. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Schisler, Modesto, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Der ry, Donna and Jerry, Malin, Mrs. Mary Schmidt, Clyde and Janice were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schmidt Friday eve ' Ding. Mrs. I. B. Morris, Henley, vis ited Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt. Monday, Fatty Schmidt Visited In Langell Valley Wednesday with Margaret Bumett and Cora Leavitt. Mrs. Bertha Vinson spent several days at Reno with her two sons and their families. Mrs. Oral Wagner, Los Angeles, visited the Hazeltines and Van Snipes last week. She came up to visit her son Charles and meet the new grandson, of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Lee Davis and Mrs. Thelma VanDyke are spending some time at Condon. Mrs. Merrill Stewart, Mrs. Les ter Jones, Mrs. Owen Pepple and Mrs. BUI Bechdoldt spent Tuesday afternoon in Langell . Valley with Mrs. Paul Monroe. There will be a bridal shower at the Bonanza Library, 7 p.m. July 20, In honor of Mrs. Wilbur Walk er, the former Marie Lee, All friends are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Cam Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Griffith and Beth are here from Phoenix, Arizona, visiting the Cam Griffith's daugh ter, Mrs. D. L. House and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House Joined the group Sunday and helped La- Rue House celebrate his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pepple and daughters, Klamath Falls, spent Tuesday with his parents the Owen Pepple's. , The board of the Bonanza Big Springs Park Association will hold ,a meeting at the Bonanza Library 8 p.m. July 19. DISPUTE TEHRAN, Iran Wl Iran and Britain pushed Tuesday toward a final settlement of their oil dispute following reports that broad agree ment has been reached with a group of eight big oil companies to get the closed-down industry here running again. ( AND RADIO) 0 U Cservice) Compete Service en all Makes of Radio and TV. PARTS & LABOR GUARANTEED Test Tower Service 4 Music Company "20 vn. en Seventh Street" 12e No. 7th rhoiw 451 Roll call will be answered with the name of a fower suitable for a horticulture speciman for a flow. er show. . . Kcno By MRS. JOE DeGRANDE Lane, Lou, Robin and P a m Smith and Rosle DeOrande have returned from a month's vacation where they toured 29 states and part of Canada. They visited friends and relatives on the way. Dude Parker is much improved at her home in Keno after spend ing several days in Klamath Val ley Hospital where she underwent major surgery. Mildred and Frank Pecoraro and children and Grace and Leon ard Ramsey spent the weekend camping and picnicking at Hyatt Lake. Rosie DeOrande Is spending the week at Spring Lake with Ruth and Louise Douglas. Jack Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Parker, Keno, left for Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, where he will be stationed with the United states Air Force. Sonya and Joe DeGrande Jr., have returned from a two weeks vacation trip to Orchards, Wash ington, where they visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. L. De Grande. Hiey were brought home by their aunts, Wanlta Hansen and Johanna Youkln and their grandfather, Joel Hansen. Ruby and Clyde Kennedy, Klam ath Falls, spent some time with the Joe DeGrandes in Keno after a vacation trip to Detroit, Michi gan, where they purchased a new automobile. The Clyde Kennedys are former Keno residents. Ed Cloud Jr., from southern Cal ifornia Is back at the home place. The Senior Clouds expect to re turn to Keno later this fall. ' Vella Cooper, daughter, Janelle and son. Bill, spent one month in Benicia, California, with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hampton. Sonya DeGrande is spending sev eral days in Klamath Falls where she is employed. Jean and Thomas Holman, Waco. Texas, spent a two week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Padget, Keno. Jean Holman is the daughter of Mrs. Padget. Thomas was just discharged from the USAF. The young couple expect to make their home in southern California. FORT ROCK Don't forget to attend the public dance at the Fort Rock Grange hall, Saturday night. July IT. The dance proceeds will benefit the dormitory and community hall at the fairgrounds in Lakevlew. . Charles Grindstaf. Lakevlew, visited his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Branch. Clinton and Joan. He returned to Lakeview Sunday. Julv 11. Joan Perry went to Bend July S. where she will visit with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Marion Schnick and Jean, while she re ceives medical treatment for an infection in her ankle. Mr. and Mrs. Al Smart, Port land and W. D. Fowles, Hillsboro, visited Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hergert Sunday, July 11. Mrs. Smart is Mrs. Hergert's sister and W, D. Fowles her father, Dick Morehouse left for Bend July 11, where he will enter the St. Charles Hospital to have mi nor surgery done. . Mrs. Jack Gillette, Suzan and Carolyn, Mrs. Donald McGee and David went to Paisley July 7 and had chest x-rays at the mobile unit. Big Damage Suit Filed Over Death DETROIT W A quarter-million- dollar damage suit against Dr. Kenneth B. Small has been filed by the divorced wile of the man he killed, Jules M. Lack, New York businessman. Only last Saturday, the 31-year- old Detroit dentist was found in nocent by reason of insanity In the May 29 pistol slaying of Lack, his pretty wife's suitor. NOW PLAYING... The Phalens y Lee Baron PONDEROSA ROOM WILLARD HOTEL 2nd end Main Si. The suit, filed In Wayne County Circuit Court yesterday, asks dam ages of $250,000 in reparation for the lost potential earnings of the shooting victim and as f compensa tion for the "pain and suiiering" of Lack's two sons, John, 9, and Andrew, 7. It was brought by Mrs. Jean A. Lack of New York, ex. and Still In jail at Allegan, where the trial was held. Dr. Small said: "Seems to me that after the nil- wife of the late industrialist, David C. Lewis. Mrs. Lack and Lewis are co administrators of Lack's estate. Lack, 45, was shot to death by the handsome society dentist dur ing a Memorial Day weekend ren dezvous with dark-eyed Mrs. Edith Small In southwestern Michigan. BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH WIARD INVITES YOU TO ' ATTEND ITS SERVICES :S. p.m. Sva. 1:31 , m. San. tag of the Jury they couldn't sue an Insane man. Where would I get that kind of money? It sounds like baloney to me." ' . ' Rent A Vacation Travel Trailer Sleep up to 5 - For latanMtrM Phone SS20 w 73SI POOLE'S 5 . DEMAND MOSCOW W) Russia has sent a third note to the United States demanding Immediate release of the Soviet tanker Tuapse, held by the Chinese Nationalists at Formosa. TO ohpe EQGEEIEG JULY VACATION SPECIAL! Get your Ford ready for that vacation stop . pouring your money down a rat hole! 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