FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1955
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and refreshments were served by
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Victor Milanl.
News Reporter
HENLEY GARDEN CLUB
ThiS meetinff W hart nnr annual
wiener roast. All the club members
and their families were there. We
had a wonderful time.
Til mil hlKlnat. Hl.alin. Jl.
cussed the aesirablllty of certain
vcKciaoien ior exniDit. We also
pointed out the different points that
make a good exhibit. Such as uni
formity. As we had the wiener must nnri
DOtlUClE SlimiPr. thai-j. warn nn i-o.
lreshments when the meeting was
aujuurnea.
Jim McClay,
Newa Reporter
HENLEY GARDEN CLUB
At the August meeting. Mr. Hoff
man told us how to treat our corn
with sweel oil. He said to just put
a drop inside the silk of each ear.
we asKed Mr. Hoffman how we
could slow cabbage down to keep
it coming off all at once. He told
us how to do It. He said to twist
the cabbage In the ground.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting was adjourned.
Jim McClay.
News Reporter ;
WOCUS SOUICALCRS
This Is the final "Wocus Soueal-
ers- report lor tne year. It will
cover the fair.
The 20th, we all took our pigs in
and weighed them. After they were
fed and watered most of us went
honje.
Sunday v.e arrived at the fair
grounds ouite early, and at 10:30
we had church services in the show
arena. After caring for fur animals
we were taken home.
The 22nd. we arrived at the
barns at 6 a.m. Mrs. Johnson took
us m. This was the day the Wocus
Club had barn duty. That is, we
had to take the old straw and rake
the aisles. This was a lot of fun
The Berkshires were then judged
at b a.m., Larry Johnson was the
first to show his pig. Then Donald
Ive showed his Hainp and took a
ribbon. Allan Pennington followed,
showing his Duroc.
Later in the afternoon the show
ing of tne ' Junior uuilts" fol
lowed. Grace Estrada took In her
Beikshlre first, taking a ribbon.
She was followed by Mike Mc-
ciurg snowing his Hampsniie. He
took a ribbon.
. Last Laura Estrada and 1
showed our Landrace, each of us
taking a ribbon. With the judging
over, the day came to a conclu
sion. The last day of the fair was
probably the most picturesque. At
10 a.m. many of the 4-H members
entered the "Junior Judging Con
test." Each group had a gioup
leader to whom wo gave our judg
ing card after each class. The
classes were market hogs, guilts,
fat lambs, Hampshire sheep. Here,
ford steers, and Angus steers. The
person or persons getting a 600
per cent, because of the six class
es, would either get a free trip to
the state fair or the Pacific Inter
national, The barbecue for the member?
began at 4:30 p.m. I'd like to say
that the barbecue was probably
the blRgest the Rotary Club has
ever had before. It Is estimated
that there were 1.800 people. The
barbecue was followed by the pa
rade of members past the grand
stand. Alter this the auction o(
the market animals was held In
the arena.
With the auction over the fair
had come to an end.
I know every one of the mem
bers were very satisfied that the
fair was such a success, yet a little
sad that It had to end so soon.
Until next year.
Stephanie Rnnolto,
Newa Reporter
20-Month-Old Girl
Drowns In Ditch
GRANTS PASS I, Cathryn
Jennings, 20 months, drowned in
an Irrigation ditch near-her home
three miles east of here Thursdav.
Her parents, Mr. and Mra. Hom
er Jennings, said she always liked
to follow some goats 'hey keep and
apparently trailed them to the wa
ter, where ahe fell In.
The parents returned home after
a brief absence and, finding her
gone, followed footprints to the
ditch. They recovered the body
and took her to the fire station
here, but first aid attempt failed.
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Gloria Swanson Recalls
Fight Over Her At Party
Ry GLORIA SWANSON
Written For Unitcil Press
ROME (UP) I shall never
cease to wonder, why most human
beings make such a fuss over
meeting other human beings who
happen to be movie starsl Is It
because they have alwnys thought
of them as only shadows on the
silver screen?
I personally wouldn't walk from
here to there to look at a movie
star or to meet one.
Well, maybe one Oorbo.
For with Garbo I should like to
discuss our mutual doctor on the
West Coast . . . and our diets. And
I suppose in womanly fashion I'd
discuss my wrinkles with her!
My first meeting with Garbo was
when Hollywood was truly glam
orous, when a party Just wasn't a
party unless Douglas Fairbanks
and Mary Picklord were there.
SHY CLARK GABLE
And the Thalbcrgs (Nee Norma
Shearer), Charles Chaplin, Marlon
Davies, Norma and Constance Tal
madge. Jack Gilbert, Conine Grif
fith, Ronald Colman, Richard and
Jessica Barthrlmess, Carole Lom
bard and William Powell and
Clark Gable standing shyly hi
some corner.
In those days we were like a
pack of kids which Indeed we
were. Nobody was In their forties,
which is where all of us arc stay
ing now.
It was the era of practical jokes.
A day cr a dinner party never went
by without a prank. A plumber
would arrive to warn you that the
main water pipe in the street had
burst and all water fuueets had to
be turned on full force. The plum
ber who created this Niagara Falls
In the land of make-believe might
have been Buster Keaton or Zasu
Pitts.
After dinner it was unumal if
we didn't show a movie 'or play
Man Delivers Own
Funeral Message
MESA. Ariz. I.fl An executed
murderer delivered his own fun
eral message yesterday by tape
recording.
About 450 persons at the First
Baptist Church heard Lester Bar
tholomew's voice ask "all of you
who are my rriends. and those near
to me" to "get ripht with God."
In the message recorded in death
row, he said:
"Having faith will get you right
with God.
"Adopt him as your Savior now.
Don't wait.
"I hope to see all of you In
Heaven.
"Bye-bye, now. Bye-bye."
Bartholomew died in the gas
chamber Wednesday for shooting
his wife and two children at their
Phoenix home May 28.
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games, or both. An actor's great
est pleasure is to act. So our fa.
vorlte game was charades, now
caned "the game.
Sometimes Chaplin gave us
one-man show. His Ingenious ima
gination could entertain us in pan
tomime for hours. Or Ronnie Col
man. Warner Baxter or Chester
Morris all amateur prestidigitat
orswith their magic and card
tricks.
I can truthfully deny the rumor
that Hollywood parties were drun
ken brawls. I saw but one fight and
must confess I was the cause of
It.
Or to be specific the cause of it
was the extreme curiosity of John
Saunders (Fay Wray's husband)
and some innocent pink roses In
my decollete evening gown.
Were the roses real or artificial?
My eacort Herbert Mnrshall, ob
jected to Mr. Sandem flndlne out.
The fight in Ernst Lubitsch's house
was on, and off, in a Hash.
All this proves is that those shad
ows on the screen have flesh and
red blood, n childish love of fun,
human appetites and sometimes a
curiosity that gets them into trou
ble, just like other human beings.
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Monday:
Life Underwriters, Cedar, noon
luncheon.
Tuesday:
Toastmasteri, Spruce, 6:30 a.m.
breakfast.
Lions, Pine Grove, noon lunch
eon. Shrine Club, Pine Grove, 1:30
p.m. dinner,
Wednesday:
Realty, Spruce, noon luncheon.
Daughters of Nile, Pine Grove,
1 p.m.
Shrine Club. Pine Grove 7-tn
p.m.
Thursday:
Kiwanls, Pine Grove, noon lunch
eon. ToastmistresKpx
P m. dinner.
Friday:
Rotary, Pine Grove, noon lunch.
eon.
Saturday:
Ladies AUXilinrv nf PaiIrna4
trainmen, Pine Grove, noon lunch
eon. Ladies AllVlHnrV ill RflilrnaH
trainmen, Pine Grove, 6 p.m. din
ner. WIN EM A
Tuesday:
Payless Drug, Empire, 7 30 a.m.
breakfast.
Sorootimlst Board. Crater, nnnn
luncheon.
Exchange, Empire, noon lunch
eon.
Medical Society, Empire, 7:30
p.m.
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crew returning from a shore leave party. Mr. Roberts is cur.
rently playing at the Esquire Theater.
Wednesday:
State Planning Board, Crater,
6:30 a.m. breakfast.
CBMC. Crater, noon luncheon.
Chamber of Commerce, Empire,
noon luncheon.
Tokeiee Lions, Empire, 6:30 p.m.
dinner.
Thursday:
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Big "Y" Market 5710So.6t
Suburban Drug Co. 3950 So. 6fh
Superior Troy Laundry & Cleaners
700 So. 6th 336 Klamath
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NOMA Board, Crater, nooa
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Soroptimist, Camas Room, noc
luncheon.
Friday:
Stale Planning Board, Crater
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