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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1954)
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1954 PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS responsible for the jueeessful Southern Oregon District Conference of the Busi ness end Professional Women's Clubti held here October 16 are, from the left, Marjorie Bliiiard, Laura York, Mae Dawson, Natalie Burns, state president; Imogene Boothby, Southern Oregon district president; Cora Pirtle, state vice president; Buelah Elliott, president of the Klamath Falls Club; Audrey Lewis, president of the Merrill Club; and Bessie West, past president of the Merrill Club. Photo by Miller-Williams 5 fc 1 ...VA rr - rr A. vr& lis ( If III III t - J ' !Li.. lL: I ttK ' IkMMMI PRISCILLA JEAN HUTCHINS . . . recent bride of Durwood Thomas in Church of Christ, Oregon City. Priscilla is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Howard F. Hutchins; and her father officiated at the 8 p.m. ceremony. Thomas is the son ef Mrs. Nettie Thomas and C. G. Thomas, also of Oregon City. The bride attended local schools while her father was pastor of the First Christian Church. She was graduated from KUHS, and attended University of Oregon. During the years spent in Klamath Falls, she made numerous friends who will be interested to learn of her marriage. Her father has officiated by request ef former parishioners at a number of weddings In his former pastorate. Bride's sister, Mrs. Wesley D. McNee Jr., and her husband are local resi dents; and Mrs. McNee was vocal soloist at Priscilla's wed ding. ' , The bridegroom Ts a graduate of Oregon City High School; and attended Northwest Christian College. He is presently serving with th U.S. Army In Germany. Priscilla will remain in Oregon City with her parents until she receives clearance papers to join him. Photo by Barnett's, Oregon City WOM Chapter 18 MERRILL r Regular meeting of Merrill Chapter 18, Women ol the Moose, was October It, with 26 mcinbcrs presont. Reports were lunrio on the dinner which the Friendship Committee la serving. October 28, In the Moose Hall. Mlna Ward, ritual chairman, and Ollie Wilson, library chairman, , reported on the recent rummage sale In Tulclake. A donation of 10 dollars has been made to the Community Lounge In Klamath Falls. Members Voted to send Christ mas boxes to boys In the service mid 11 was nnnounced that the ex ecutive committee, chairman of all other committees, and members ol the drill teum were to meet In the hall October 2D. STAMA1.I u:.vm:hs 1409 tiel.ne.io 706 Birthday MALIN Larry Rick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rick, Malln eelebrnted his 10th birthday, Sun day, October 24, with a party at nis nome. Football and games were Joyed then glfis were opened. Birthday cake, punch and ice cream were served belore the boys attended me matinee at the Broad way Theater. Present to help-Larry celebrate were: Donulc Rogeifi, Vemle and Bobby Cox. Jlmnilc Kolkow, Neal Halousek. Gregory Prescott, Claude HaRcrty. , Bobby Stcyskal, all of Malln; and Larry's cousins irom Merrill, David and Sandra rrlsvold. iiFSjJs&: MR. AND MRS. A. L. SCHMIDT . . . Malin, announce the en gagement of their daughter, Helen, to Andrew Fields, son of Mrs. Blanche Fields, also Malin. A December wedding is planned. Photo by Guderian Helping Hand Society MALIN Members of Malin Helping Hand Society met at the home of Mrs. Howard Henderson Wednesday, October 20 for noon luncheon and an afternoon busi ness and social meeting. Mrs. Lou Drager, president, con ducted the business meeting. New est "helping hand" project which the members are undertaking is to comfort and assist and give food to bereaved families in the community; or in case of serious accidents. Recently helped were Mrs. Pat O'Connor and Mrs. Ken neth Hulfman and her daughter Judy. Sick members are also helped and taken flowers or gifts. . Members present for the meet ing were; Mrs. Harold Freeman, Mrs. Robert Holl, Mrs. Kenneth Huffman, Mrs. ChRiles Johnson, Mrs. C. M. Klrkpatrick, Mrs Merle Loosley, Mrs. Earl McVay. Mrs. Emma Wilson. Mrs. Hubert Morelock and Mrs. Morelock's guest, Mrs. Dorothy Barr, Long ueacn. - , ' ' i ) jl. :.. ii 'i wmmmmmmmmammm Mini' iVffrtiifitiiriiiiiirifiiir iiiriiir iMs i Bridge Luncheon LANGELI, VALLEY - Mrs. Bob Delilingsr entertained The Country Cousins at her home October 20. with a pot'uck luncheon served at noon, followed by contract bridge. Those enjoying the party were Mrs. Burrell Short, Mrs. Harold Dehllnger, Mrs. Charlie Read. Mrs. Harvey Wise, Mrs. Tab Gover, Mrs. Glen Dehlinger, Mrs. Erwio Campbell and the hostess Mrs. Cob Dehllnger. , NOVEMBER 10 is the date set for the forthcoming mar riage of Wilbur James Clarey, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Clarey, 2214 Cable Avenue, to a North Carolina girl, Ella Savannah Byrd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Byrd, Broad way, North Carolina. Pfe. Clarey is with the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg. Photo by Lewis, Sanford, N. C. FRONT 'N' CENTER BY YOUTHLINE GIRDLES Second Floor the best foundation for the full figure Kappa Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Hat Sale at Winema Hotel Kuppa Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi met October 19 at the home of Mis. Tim Murphy with. Mrs. Wil liam Taylor as co-hostess. During the business meeting conducted by Mrs. O. F. Badley, president, two transfers, Mrs. uorotny Crosby from Salem, and Mrs. Glenna Sams from Milton Freewatcr, were welcomed into the chapter. It was announced that the three chapters of Beta Sigma Phi would sell Christmas rjarjer this vear in help finance the Southern Oregon uistrict conierence to be held in the spring. The chapter voted to serve cof fee from an informal coffee bar at Its hat sale November 12 in the Winema Hotel. Well known wom en of the city have been asked to pour at the bar from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and 2 to 4:30 p.m. Many lovely hats have been do nated for the sale by prominent local women, among them: Mrs. Dena Backes, Mrs. Guy Barton. Mrs. L. F. Carter, Mrs. James 'Marlon from Miller's) Cronon. Mrs. E. A. Geary, Mrs. Paul Landry, Mrs. Percy Murray, Mrs. DAR to Meet Surles, Mrs. Larry Whytal. Don Zumwalt and many Len Mrs. others Stores which donated hats in clude Miller's, Leon's. Pennev's. Whytal's. Sears, Marvin's and La Polnte's. Hats have also been sent by Mrs. Edmond Cobb, wile of the TV star; Mrs. Wayne Mor ris, wife of the movie . actor: Mrs. Bob Kelly, wife of the well known announcer of the Los An geles Rams; and Mrs. Paul Pat terson, wife of the governor of Oregon, Mrs. Ernest Thaller presented a delightful program on modern Jew elry; 'and Mrs. H. R. Waggoner showed some exquisite pieces of jewelry which she purchased on a recent trip to New Mexico. Members present were Mrs. Vir gil 8tippich, Mrs. Lowell Netzer, Mrs. Arthur Farr, Mrs. Dale Tep- per, Mrs. William Rush, Mrs. Pat Soran and Mrs. Rod MacPhail. mi ' AW A WW Created by Youthline . , . full figure specialists . . a corsette to tashio and control with the comfort and freedom of movement you long for Front 'N' Center Z-l-P makes getting in and out easier than ever ... is part of the con struction that controls your tummy, tool Side Zippers Front Zippers )50 ,12V 20 00 Birthday Party LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Ker- mlt Kcysor gave a birthday party at her home in Upper Langell Val ley for her daugher Kathleen who was five years old October 25. The children enjoyed an alternoon of games and fun, followed by parti refreshments and ft beautiful coke. Other moliiers and youngsters prose;,!, were Mrs. Keith Rice and Mury Lou: Mrs. Ed Scott, Donna Rae and Kenny; Mrs. Walter Smith Jr., Cheryl, Brett and Craig: Mrs. Gene olp and Debbie and Beth; Dorothy Faulstlch. Dale No-; oie. 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