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with the exception of the fireplace and the redwood overhang.
She designed and drew the plans (to scale) for the entire
patio "project." She laid all the brick in the oversized planters
and in the palterned floor of the patio. She is shown by one
of them, where she spent many hours, creating a spot of
r.ear-tropical beauty.
The many forns (only a couple shown here), have thrived
LUNCHEON AT PELICAN CAFE FOR
BRIDE-ELECT ROSEMARY MURRAY
TULELAKE Mrs. Marvin
Thomas, enUi tntned nt n dellnht
fully appointed luncheon at the
Pelican Cafe in Klamath Falls,
Wednehday, July 28. honoring
Kosemnry Murray, bride-elect ot
John Young:. Both young people
a to of Klamath Falls.
The luce-covered luncheon table
in the party room was centered
with n silver basket o( delphinium
and pink sweet peas, complemented
with pink tapers In stiver holders.
Place were marked lor Mrs. Per-
RECITAL
EASTSIDE Myrn smith and
Audrey Milsap. Willow Ranch, nnd
iwarnui-ci Kounett ot New Pine
Creek were honored Friday eve
niliR. when their teacher, Mrs.
Helen Bradley presented them In
private recital us a reward lor
lenrnliiB cluht or more piano
pieces by memory. Kach of the
Bills was Riven Uie privilege of In
viting 10 KUCstS.
The. ctila presented a wonder
ful cveninu of entertainment, ames
nnd retreshments assisted by their
music teneher Mrs. Bradley.
The following program was out
lined for the evenlne, Myrn Smith:
Thrumming and Humming. Bl.iek
Hawk WaltH, Tarantelle, Two Ca
prices by PaRanlnl, Dancing Rain
drops, Rabble Revels and Romps
Away, Falling Stars and Fairy
Wedding,
Margaret Hobneit: Marines
llvnin. On Top of old Kmokev,
Morning Prayer, Hop Scotch.
Uanco of the PlipiH-ts, Saddle Bov
Boogie, Tho First Butterfly, Cas
cade in tho Mountains.
Audrey MUsap: High School
Cirnduales. Vals,. Trlste by Chopin.
Doll Dance, Bobcat Boogie. Sl.v
vonie Dance by Dora, The Minted
Horseman by Koluimiui. L'Avn
lancho by Holler, The Isold's Song
by T.schaikowiiy. shower of Stars,
Luneligut, Ruatlo Dace.
A
. . Helen Brink made it
cy Murray, mother of the bride-to-be.
Mis. Lloyd YounK. mother
of (he prospective bridegroom,
Mrs. Rodney Murray, Mrs. Ed
Bell, Mrs. Charles A. Henderson
nnd Jean Henderson. Mrs. Rodney
Kell, Mrs. Marion Palmer. Tule
lnkc and the hostess Mrs. Thomas.
LOOSLEY FAMILY
ANNUAL 'REUNION
FORT KLAMATH The annual
reunion of members of the family
of Wood River Valley pioneer, Ray
mond S. Loosley, was an event of
Sunday, August 1st, nt the Loos
ley ranch liume.
Perfect weather prevailed, and
the day was spent in visiting and
family reminiscing, highlighted by
a bountiful put lurk luncheon served
at noon under the trees on the
lawn of the Loosley residence.
Those intruding wore Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Loosley, Malm. Mr.
and Mrs. Forrester w. Loosley,
Sus.uiville: Claude Loosley, Pitt
villc: all brothers ot Raymond S.
Looslev; a sister, Mrs. Bess Hart
Icy, her daughter. Mary Helen and
husband; the Jack Wilkinsons, nil
til Prinevillc: nn aunt and cousin.
Mrs. Fanny Bunch and Mrs. Lov
Barker, Klamath Falls. Complet
ing the family gathering were the
hosts and their daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond S. Loosley. and
Joan.
14th BIRTHDAY
I ANOL1.L VALLEY
rotucrk rntcrtninrd
Mrs. Joe
KIOlip O!
boys Thursday afternoon in honor
ot tho nth birthdav oi htr K,m
Bobby Joe,
The boys enjoyed swimmintr In
"Twin Springs" pool, and later had
reliohmrnts complete with a beau
tiful lighted cake, Prr.srnt were
lVibhy Joe. Jackie Horn. LeRoy
Totell, Dan Colwell. Raymond Stal
naker. Curtis finldock and John
OolweU.
MADE IT.
and multiplied since she transplanted them from native sur
roundings. Labor countless hours of it didn't phase her; vast
quantities of soil were brought in with the wide variety of
ferns, even maiden-hair responded to her green thumb; ever
greens are growing as though never uprooted.
The huge rock for the waterfall was found on a side hill
near Shady Pine, after a long search for one large enough,
Picnic end
Get-Together
FORT KLAMATH A group of
ofticers and members of the Wood
River Pioneers and Old Timers
met Wednesday evening, July 28,
at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Zumbrun to plan this
year's get-together and picnic of
the organization. They will be sum
mer events of Saturday evening,
August 14 and Sunday, August
15.
The get-together will start with
a business meeting at 8 p.m., with
election of officers and other busi
ness transacted; followed by a so
cial hour of dancing and visiting.
Refreshments to be served by
members of the Wood River Pio
neers. The big annual picnic will be
held at 1 p.m. the following day,
at the Jackson F. Kimball State
Park. Committee for picnic ground
arrangements are Emmet t Sise
more, Emmett McKeever and
Ctuss A. Page. Sisemore will also
brew coffee for the crowd, assist
ed by a committee-appointed by
him.
Prizes will be given for the old
est couple present; also to the old
est bachelor: and to the member
havinp the largest number of chil
dren in attendance at the picnic.
A sack race will be featured
this year also, In addition to spe
cial musical entertainment.
Alter the meeting the group
watched television, and the hos
tess served retreshments.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Pago, Mrs. Joanna Tay
toi, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Loosley,
Mis. Harold L. Wimcr, Guss A.
Page and Emmett Sisemore.
Melba's Salon of Beauty
1146 Pine Phone 5230
Faye's Magic Mirror
632 Pine Phone 4383
announce that beqinninq Auq. 1 they will be
CLOSED Every Monday
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MYSELF''
. BONANZA
; By CORA LEAVITT
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Horn spent
several days In Portland visiting
her daughter Mrs. Bill Beavert
and family." ,
LaRue House returned home from
Hillside Hospital August 2. He is
much improved.
Susan Congdon Is here from
Tulelake spending a week with!
Patsy Wakefield. !
The Bonanza Big Springs Parkj
will celebrate its third birthday with j
a potluck supper and square dance
on the lawn August 21. The supper j
will start at 6 p.m. followed by
the dance. J. D. Stanley and other
guest callers will be on hand.
There will be a huge birthday cake
seived.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pepple and
daughters. Klamath Falls, spent
the weekend with his parents the
Owen Pepple's. Pam stayed with
her grandparents until Tuesday.
The Bonanza Women's Club met
at the library the afternoon of
August 3- President Esther Brown
was in charge of the short busi
ness meeting. The hobby class was
lamp making led by Mrs. Brown,
lola Horn, Lenore Sparks and Ann
Dalton were hostesses and served
refreshments at the close of the
hobby class. Present were Mrs.
Howard Beck. Mt. Hebron: Mrs.
Cecil Haley, Mrs. Pat Wakefield,
Mrs. Henry Schmor, Mrs. Lloyd
Sparks, Mrs. Don Rice. Mrs. Les
ter Jones. Mrs. John Brown. Mrs.
Birdie Burk, Mrs. Charles Dalton,
Mrs. Tommy O'Connor, and Mrs.
Dewey Horn. The next meeting of
the club will be at the library Sep
tember 7.
and with a natural basin. The gentle spill of water into the
lily pool below, the countless birds bathing, and the interesting
shadows thrown by sunshine through the slotted overhang,
make it an enchanted1 place as though touched by magic.
But magic it wasn-'t it was capital W WORK . . .
ingenuity and imagination. This beautiful retreat is in a Klam
ath Falls yard, 2318 Garden Avenue a monument to "Do
It Yourself." M. R.
SUMMER LAKE
By MRS." K. R. NKLSON
Andy Koth and Hallow Atlwood
are here from Corvallls doing re
search on bugs and insects.
I Pete Mansfield. Portland. Is em
ployed on the E. M. Carlon ranch.
I His mother Is Mrs. Norma Mans-
licld short story writer and long
time friend of Mrs. E. M. Carlon.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Combs and
children were weekend visitors at
Winnemucca, Nevada, with her
grandparents.
William Orisel is seriously ill in
the Lakeview Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wedum ar
rived Monday night, July 26, from
San Francisco where they were
married Sunday, July 25. They
were honored. Wednesday evening,
July 28, with an impromptu buf-
let supper for a few close friends
nnd relatives at the ranch home of
Mrs. Wedum's parents, the W. H.
Harveys.
The lace covered table was cen
tered with a four tiered wedding
cake beautifully decornted and
topped with the miniature bride
groom. Tile attractive cake and
room decorations were planned
and carried out bv Mrs. Pegcv
! Buell. Lakeview. Mrs. Louis Brun
! nemer. sister of Uie bride, baked
the cake.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John
I Buell. Mr. and Mrs. James How-
arri. Mr. and Mrs. James Ogle and
! Sflsan, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Evans
and Esther. Lakeview: Mr. and
I Mrs. John Withers, Mr. and Mrs.
Van Withers. Mrs. Lela Gray, Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Withers, Louis With
FREE FUR STORAGE
k Cold Storage it Cleaning 'ir Glazing
GIVEN ABSOLUTELY FREE
WITH ANY RESTYLING OR REPAIR
WORK OVER S25 DURING THE
MONTH OF AUGUST
SUMMER RATES, NOW IN EFFECT
ers, Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Carlon,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carlon and Lin
da, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Harvey
unci Glen, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
i Brunnemcr and children and the
j honored couple.
j The newlywcds left Thursday
i noon enroule from New York where
he expects to train at the National
City Bank before sailing for Sao
Paulo. Brazil, where they will
nuike their home.
Mrs. Lela Gray has been va
cationing with her daughter, Mrs.
Van Withers and family from Ber
keley. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Withers and
baby son, Michael, are spending
their vacation with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Van Withers.
Spending the weekend at the E.
R. Nelson rnnch were their sons,
Maynard and Mrs. Nelson. Klam
ath Falls, and Mr. nnd Mrs. D
Nelson, Ronnie and Larry. Oak
ridge. The boys helped haul hay.
20-30 CLUB
Barbecue
and
Square Dance
TODAY
Modoc Field
4 TO 12 P.M.
HOST OF FRIENDS ATTEND SHOWER
FOR RUTH PEYTON AT BONANZA
BONANZA One of the loveliest
showers of the season was given at
the Bcaaiua Library Uie evening
of July 23, in honor of Ruth Peyton,
brid-5-elect of Ted Pepple.
Red and white were the colors
used for the decorations. An Invert
ed red umbrella filled with white
flowers hung from the celling, and
prettv bouquets of red and white
flowers were used throughout the
room.
Red and white tapers, and cakes
frosted in red and white, were on
the refreshment table. Gifts were
arranged at one end of the large
room. Ted helped Ruth open the
gifts.
Two readings were given by Mrs.
Jo Givan. Mrs. Jeanette Fernlund
sang two songs and Polly Noble
played two. selections on her ac
cordion. After the opening of the gifts, re
freshments were served and a so
cial evening enjoyed.
Hostesses for the party were
Mrs. Ed Gowen, Mrs. Merrill Stew
art, Mrs. Fred Rueck, Mrs. BUI
Bechdoldt, Mrs. Joe Horsley, Mrs.
Paul Monroe, Mrs. Lcland Stoehs
ler and Mrs.-Lester Leavitt.
Those honoring Ruth and Ted
were Mrs. Jesse McFall, Louise
Schmoe, Mrs. Clyde Horsley, Mrs.
Mary J. Smith. Mrs. Anna C. King,
Mrs. John Tofell, Mrs. Ted Albert,
Mrs. Joe Potucei;, Mru. Jesse An
gle, Mrs. Charles Dalton, Mrs. W.
D. Campbell, Mrs. Gene Horsley,
Mrs. G. P. Wu.
Mrs. Harry Frazler. Mrs. Henry
Schmor, Mrs. Don Horsley, Mrs.
Bill Burnett, Mrs. Charles Steber,
Mrs. Lloyd Crawford, Mrs. Cath
erine Billingsly, Mrs. Bob Hartley.
Mrs. Homer Holt and Mrs. Leland
Harris.
Mrs. LaVern Hasklns, Mrs. Wal
ter Casebeer, Mrs. Lloyd Hankins,
Mrs. Don Schooler. Mrs. Lloyd
Sparks, Mrs. Roy Fernlund, Miss
Georgia Sealoff, Mrs. Bessie
Campbell, Mrs. Prank DeBel,
Mary Anne Leavitt, Mrs. Roy whit
lach. Mrs. Dick Derry, Mrs. Bob
Seater.
Mrs. J. Henry Thomas. Mrs.
Keith Turner, Mrs. Jesse Drew,
Mrs. Bob Dehlinger, Mrs. Bill
Hartley, Mrs. Reg Thomas, Ruth
Thomas, Linda Oberheide. Sandra
Lindsay, Pauline Noble, Mrs. Wal
ter Rltter, Mrs. Sarah Ross Mrs.
Virgil Schmoe, Kathleen Turner,
Mrs. Chris Hood, Mrs. Birdie
Burk, Mrs. Frank H. Brown.
Mrs. Don Rice, Mrs. Leonard
Ritter. Mrs. Grace Blaser. Mrs.
Bud Harris, Mrs. Clay Walker,
Fleur Partridge, Mrs. Goldie Sim
mons, Mrs. Henry Oberheide. Mrs.
Florence Horn, Mrs. Lester Boggs,
Mrs. Bob Culohan, Mrs. Charles
Partridge, Mrs. Howard Kelleson,
Mrs. Marion Lindsay, Mrs. David
James.
Mrs. Jack Weimer. Mrs. Sandre
Romtvedt, "Mrs. Doug Smelcer,
Mrs. Louis Randall, Mrs. Ted
Schmldli Mrs. Mike Dearborn,
Karen Schmoe, Mrs. Erwin Gub
ser. Mrs.' Howrey Roberts, Mrs.
Richard Hoefler. Mrs. George
Fernlund, Mrs. Bea Wu, Mrs. Ida
Casebeer, Mrs. Luther Noble and
Mrs. Lloyd Gift.
Mrs. Mae Gale, Mrs. Art Mon
roe, Mrs. Dewey Horn. Mrs. Mick
ey O Keeffe, Mrs. Wlllard Noble,
Mrs. Leslie Maxwell, Mrs. Roger
Keid. Mrs. Adelle Hltson, Mrs.
Theresa Teare, Mrs. Frank Hall.
Miss Margie Brown, Mrs. Homer
Roberts, Mrs. Charles Schmidtt.
Mrs. Dick Pepple, Mrs. John
Brown, Sandy H i t s o n, Mrs. Ish
mael Dick. Mrs. Tom House. Mrs.
Ernest Puddy, Mrs. Elizabeth Mc
Call, Mrs. Chuck Wells, Mrs. Lula
Brown, Mrs. Frank Peyton, Mrs.
Carl Plough. Mrs. Bill House, Mrs.
Ernest Givan, Mrs. Norval Carl,
Joan Fernlund, Mrs. Elva Max
well. , '
Mrs. Harlan Prough, Mrs. Dan
House, Mrs. Jack Kclley, Mrs. Cal
Peyton, Mrs. Wes Dearborn, Jean
Fernlund, Mrs. Cecil Haley, Mrs.
Ernest Graves, Nancy Kelley, Mrs.
Eddie Grallan, Mrs. Stan Rayson,
Mrs, Miggs Burk, Mrs. Emma Ru
eck. Mrs. John Ross, Mrs. Ivan Bold,
Mrs. Elliott House, Katherine
Denrborn, Mrs. Don Ross. Mrs.
Pete Hodges, Mrs. Mary Schmidt,
Mrs. Daisy Hickman, Mrs. Olive
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700 Main
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1954
Oornett. Mrs. Louis VanSipe. Mrs
Vera Hazeltlne. Mrs. Howard
Schmidt, Mrs. Tom O'Connor. Mrs.
Dee Chandler, Mrs. Isabel Hazel
tlne. Mrs. Kate Peyton, Mrs. Bob Pep.
pie, Mrs. Merle Settle, Mrs. Ed
Simmons, Mrs. Bert Ooff, Mrs.
Claude Brown, Mrs. Owen Pepple
and the hostesses.
Ruth and Ted have invited all
friends to their wedding which will
be at Peace Memorial Church in
Klamath Falls, at 2:30, August 7
and to the reception later which
will be held at Uie home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Cal Peyton
at 4100 Summers Lane.
PROSPERITY -SOCIAL
CLUB
MALIN Prosperity Social Club
met at the home of Mrs. Edna
Hunnicutt at Merrill on Thursday
evening. July 22.
A Presiding over the business
meeting was Mrs. Emma Wilde.
Plans for a rummage sale in the
fall were made by the member:
and possibly a cooked food sale
as well. A committee was ap
pointed to find an appro'rplate
opening and closing song to be
used for meetings. Appointed
v.'e:'e: Mr?. nn Pswr, Mrr.' '
via Gerxga'y, Mrs. -
Btastny. .
It was decided that cards would
not be sent preceding Social Club
meetings in the future. Members '
will be notified by the newspaper
nnd at meetings.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Hunnicutt at the close of
the meeting to, Mrs. Laura
Zisbek. Mrs. Ann Fruits, Mrs.
Marjorie Coje, Mis. Pearl Harris,
Mrs. Myrtle Beasley, Mrs. Eva
Bowman, Mrs. ' Hazel Bowman.
Mrs. Emma Wilde, Mrs. Gladys
Halousek, Mrs. Doris Smith, Mrs.
Thelma Clugslon, Mrs. Nell Ret
tereth, Mrs. Margaret White. Mrs.
Francis Kalina, Mrs. Mildred
Dobry andi Mrs. Gertrude Hender
son. -
Eastside
Sylvia Sumerlln plans to accom
pany Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cle
land to Oklahoma to take Glenn,
where he is stationed with the
Army. They plan to leave Tuesday.
Jeanie and Cathy Snider and
Alan Nicholas are spending several
weeks visiting their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Snider at
Swamp Creek.
Mrs. Lee O'Nell and children,
Mrs. Kelton Butler and children,
Mrs. Ellen Williams and children,
who are visiting relatives at New
Pine Creek from their home in
Phoenix, Arizona, and Mrs. Frank
ie Williams attended a wiener roast
and swimming party at Lily Lake
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cogburn mo
tored to Klamath Falls Sunday
where they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Cogburn and Gary.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess walker, Klam
ath Falls, stopped overnight with
her brother and sister-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Depny Waterson. They
were returning home from attend
ing a funeral in Oklahoma.
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