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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1955)
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TOR Eg . 1 . ' ' Hr Q I II -5 V - U iV 1 I II 'SS Wad I 'k IP I IV i Parakeet Given 1 For B-Day Gift BU.xA.M2A a birinday party was Riven by Mrs. Jese McFall lit the Bonanza Library on Satur day afternoon in honor ot her Daughter Linda who was 8 years old. The red and white cake was lighted wiih a candles. Alter re freshments games were played. Linda and Suanne Whytal give Linda a blue parakeet tor her birthday. The "live" gilt caused a lot of excitement when he got out o( the cage and flew out through an open window. Alter he was captured the children spent the rest of the afternoon playing with him. Those present were Linda and Nondice McFall, SuAnna and Lin da Whytal. Joan and Warren Caclta, Susan Scott, Judy Randall, Susan Cacka, Leanna Bielrr, Shar on Young, Dou? Schmor, Ricky Sle bcr, Shirley Bechdoldt, Alice Hull, Benny, Jimmy and Billy Brown, Clyde and Janice Schmidt, Jimmy, Tommy and Billy Rodgers, Prank and Larry Cain, Jerry Fraley, Charles Riss. Eunice Hunt, Leah end Lorna McFall and Don and Karen Schmoe. 6M W . 3 l i -f n ' . f 1 i m ' MR. AND MRS. JOHN FREITAG of Milin r.c.ntly ctlt brated their Silver Wedding Annivtnary it the ranch home of their ion Gary, and his wife, Trudy. Tha eecaiion brought tha immediate family together for dinner served to Mn. Fraltag'i mother and father, Mr. and Mn. Elzie Roberts of Madford; her sister, and family, Mr. and Mn. Vaclav Kalina; daughter Ruth and ion, Ronnie, and Mr. and Mn. Freitag'i daughter, Joan. They were given a beautiful floor lamp by tha group. Mrs. Fraitag it a past-president of tha Malin American Legion Auxiliary No. 84. Photo by Lueila Gray Two Honored At Stork Shower Mrs. Mark Hattan and Mrs. Calvin McNary were honorees at a double stork shower given by Mrs. Gerald Paschal and Mrs. A. M. Ager at Joan's Kitchen, Au gust I. Focal point of the table was a Surprise Party CHILOQUIN A small group of triends called on Mrs. Emmett James Huff Friday afternoon, Au gust 6, as a birthday surprise. The. Huffs are leaving before the end of tile month for Guam, where he will teach high school during the next - two years. cradle centerpiece with tha hon ored guests' names lettered at each end and lavender and yellow streamers leading from each name to respective gifts at opposite end of the table. Games were played before tha gifts were opened. Hostess, Mrs. Paschal, represented Mrs. Hattan, who was ill and unable to attend. After the gifts were opened, re freshments were served by - tha hostesses to the guests of tha at ternoon, Mrs. Wendell Beyer, Mrs. H. O. Warren, Mrs. Norman Ris ley, Mrs. Joe Horsely and Lolly; Mrs. Joe Balr, Mrs, Fred Costal, Sharon McNary, David Paschal and Dixie Ager. A TROPICAL GARDEN complete with pool (not in picture) was the afternoon1! play ground for the above group thoroughly enjoying themselves in the gardens of the Princess Kaiulani Hotel at Wailtiki. Standing, from the left, Mrs. Ray W. Oldenburg and Mrs. T. M. Medford, former Klam ath Falls resident, now of Portland. Seated, same order, Frances McFarlane, Tucson; and Mrs. Oldenburg's daughter, Diane. The girls are summer session students at the University of Hawaii, and the foursome is scheduled to sail for home on the Lurline August 10. Mrs. Neal Stewart, whose feature stories on the Honolulu Advertiser are under the by line, Lois Stewart, has been devoting much of her spare time to her old Klamath Falls friends. Photo by Kaiulani Longtime Residents Honored With Farewell Dinner At Church SILVER LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Guy Martin were honored Sunday at a farewell dinner given by mem bers of the Baptist Sunday School following services. The group pre sented the couple with a table lamp as a token of esteem and appreciation for their part in the work of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Martin have pur chased a home in Bend where they plan to move next week. They have sold their home here to Mr. and Mrs. Dunne 'Crane. Crane is work unit conservationist for the Fort Rock-Silver Lake Soil Conser vation District. Martin moved with his family to Silver Lake from Cottage Grove in 1835. His father. J. S. Martin. was in the livestock business. In 1919, after Guy's return from serv ice in World War I he and his father purchased the Silvertooth and Lester Store. Mrs. Martin came to Silver Lake in 1920 to teach grades seven and eight. She recalls holding classes in the parlor and dining room of the old Chrismnn Hotel while a new school was being built to replace the one destroyed by fire. The Martins were married Au gust 1. 1921. Martin benan work with the U.S. Forest Service in 1929. When his father died in 1930 Mrs. Martin took over the running of the store. The present building, now the Silver Lake Mercantile, was built in 1940 and was called Martin's Mercantile. Mrs. Martin stated that when the move was made to the new store they dis carded thousands of dollars worth of drug items that were stock of the old drug store which adjoined their business. Labels had been lost and medicines were old. The Martins sold the store In Novem ber, 1949. Bridge Luncheon MACDOEL Two tables of bridge were in play at the home of Mrs. Ora Garey Tuesday with Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. Daisy Sel herrr winning high and low prizes, respectively. Oilier guests at the bridge luncheon were Mrs. Grant Long more, Mrs. Had Noakes. Mrs. Joe Foote, Mrs. A. O. Christcnson and Mrs. R. E. Jones. Store hours 9:30 to 5:30 6 Give -Reports On 8 ei 40 Meet A special meeting of Salon No. 355 Eight et Forty was called Au gust 3 in the American Legion Hall, when reports on the recent state convention at Redmond were given by Mrs, Paul Otterbein, Mrs. Julia Williams. Mrs. Fred Heilbronner, Mrs. Henry Petrick, Mrs. Fannie Thompson and Mrs. Kaiherine Keep. The annual picnic for members ! and guests is slated tor August ?1 at 2 p.m., in the Malin Park. Food will be pot luck and members are asked to bring their own table service. Refreshments at the Auftust 3 meeting were served by Julia Wil-laims. TIRED OF POKEY BONES? Willi WlLJAn lJA Exclusive New STA-FLAT Klamath Basin's Only Authorized Travel Agency SEE US ABOUT A Ticket to Medford or an African Safari Business or plcosure trips by air, rail, bus, ocean liner or freiqhrer. Take your vacation by air now, Poy Later. Only 10o dawn. CRUISE-LIKE VOYAGE Alio, Bus Tours to (it your time ond budget. 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