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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1955)
PACK EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 30 ia BASIN BRIEFS la Concert Two Malin students , at Oregon State College will sing In the college chorus as IU annual Christmas concert on De cember 11. They are Barbara Bun. nen, a fresnman in liberal arts and Betty Bunnell, a Junior In ele nientary education. Visiting r. W. Brown of Lan . sell VRlley is visiting his daugh ter. Mrs. Jesse Cohea and family of Bakersfield and his son, Martin Brown of Terra Bella. Holiday Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shuck and family of Bonauzu spent Thanksgiving holiday at Red ding with her mother, Mrs. Ella Burns and other relatives. Thankurivinr Mr. and Mrs. El liott House of Langell Valley spent Thanksgiving In Sacramento with their four sons and families. Vlnllurs Mr. and Mrs. Herb Johnson and Stanley and Allan of Dayviue, Oregon, spent several days with relatives In Bonanza and Langell Valley. They brought her mother, Mrs. Ruby Brown, home after she visited them for the past three months. Mrs. Brown also visited. her son, Dale, and family at Rome, Oregon. Guild The Guild of St. Barna bas Church will meet at the home of Mra. Mike Dearborn at 2 p.m. December 1. This will be the ennstmaa party and sift ex change. All members 'are urged to attend. Holiday Mrs. Martin (Donna) Olft and Alice Oraves were home with relatives in Langell Valley lor tne nouaays. They attend col lege at Corvallls. Joan Kcy.nr of Cascade College at Portland was home with her parents, the Ker mil Keysors. Returns Home Fully recovered from surgery at San Francisco's new Herbert Moffett Hospital,. Mrs. Wayne Flak has returned to her home In Malin. Fisk spent the two weeks with her, while the three children were looked after by Mr. ana Mrs. jack storey. Treated Boys from OTI who were treated to Thanksgiving tur key at the home of Mrs. Jose phine Johns of Malin, were her son, Eldon- and' his roommate, Don Banks of McMinnvllle. . Family Dinner Host for a fam ily Thanksgiving dinner at his ranch home cast of Malin, was Mark Evans. who had as his guests his brothers, Ted and Merle and" their families of Malin, his neph ews,. Bill and' Maurice Schmldll and their families, also of Malin, and Ted Schmidll of Langell Val ley, with his family. Also enjoying the Evans hospitality was Jerry ferry of Malin, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Derry are out of town. Klamath Falls Visitor! Dining In Klamath Falls with the Bertll Shogren family, 4107 Blsbce, for mer residents of Malin, were Sho gren's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. MUo Smith, and Bud: and Mr and Mrs, Werner 0. Bunge, of Malin. More interesting than the holiday bird, was the new Shogren grandchild, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W, Bratton of Klamath Falls. Malin Visitors Mrs. Bonnie De- Mott and her mother, Mrs. Hobert Cannon, of Modesto, spent Thanks giving and the ensuing weekend will) Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. DeMott of Malin. Gurits Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Dewey Smith ranch near Malin Included Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ripple of Blockbuig. Hum boldt County. California, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kcssler: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Burgess of Eureka, and Bur gess' sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Petrasek: and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petrasek. Thanksgiving Guests Mr. and Mrs. Bud Woodlcy of Tulelake and their two sons spent Thanksgiving I at the home of Mrs. Woodley's j parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bay of the Malin area. Home for Holidays Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Holbrook of Mnlln played host over the Thanksgiving Holidays to their tnree sons, Wayne and Virgil Holbrook of Tulelake and Kenneth Holbrook of Macdoel and their families, and their daugh ter, Mrs. La Verne Hasklns of Bonanza. Holiday Visitors Mr. and Mrs. I Ii vin Long of Tulelake spent the nouaays wun meir son-in-iaw ana dauehtcr, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Greene of Malin. Training Course A Red Cross first aid course Is being organized in Malin. Registration for the course will be held at 7:30 p.m. I inursoay ai uic niim rueiiuusc. i Instructor will be Arlie Mae John son. Sidle llawklna Party The soph omore class of the Malin High School gave a Sadie Hawkins Day parly November 23 in the music room at- the school. Chaperon for the event was Jim Conroy. Guest of Brother Dick Bltncy, Oregon Technical Institute student, spent Thanksgiving with his broth er. Robert Bltney, Malin High School teacher. Thanksgiving' Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bnghtman of Malin were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice nnnnan unii Anita nf Kllimflth Falls, and Dorinan's molhcr. Mrs. Margie Sealcy of Richland, Washington. CITY BRIEFS COLLISION ROCKWALL. ' Tex. 11 A Conti nental Trailways bus and an auto mobile collided near here last night, killing the automobile driver and Injuring an estimated 24 of the 28 persons on the bus. The man killed was Frank Hall, Rockwall. I Regular Meeting The regular meeting of the Pelican Auxiliary No. 1383. VFW. will meet In the VFW Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. Ida Fleck. Merrill, will be present to Inspect and refreshments will be served. . Friendship Court . Friendship' Court 11, Order of Amaranth, will hold a stated meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the old Masonic Temple. This meeting was sched uled earlier, but was postponed due to .weather. in fnnr.,t viv Klsmalh Falls students at Oregon State Col lege will sing In tne college cnorus In its annual Christmas concert on December 11. They are Sharon Hayford. a sophomdre in home economics: Eleanor Jackson, a senior In elementary education: Ann Pederson. a sophomore in science education, and David Del ler. a freshman in secondary edu cation. day. December 2 at Joan's Kitchen at the falrgrounda, atartlng at 10:30 a.m. The program will be on 'Making Cakes Attractive.'' Take an pron. pie tin, cake dec orator If available and Queen Bess silver coupons Potluck luncheon. Take table service. Dessert will be furnished. Home Mrs. Jess Brown of Henley has returned from a vaca tlon with her daughters and son In California. At Loma Linda, she attended the capping service for her daughter Norma, student nurse at the Loma Linda Sanitarium and HOSDital. Rhm viliAl .1 ...1.1. - r - - ...,..u aiau Willi a daughter Betty, teaching at Loma aim a uaugmer, Mrs. S. O Francisco and family. Thanks- UlVins: Dnv Uns enan. ...itu " nun m Bun Byron and family in San Francis- Home Maureen Lyon, student at Oregon State College spent Thanksgiving Day with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Lyon. Visitor Billy Oarrlott, Duns muir, spent Thanksgiving holidays with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Barnes. Olene, and his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes, Klamath Falls. A Baby Sitter will be provid ed for mothers of young children who wish to see the demonstration on making holiday arrangements to be given December 3 at Alta- mont School by Mrs. Fran Ne hammer of Mercer Island, Wash ington. The demonstration Is being sponsored by the Klamath District garden clubs. Individual clubs will sell corsages, cookies, candies and small Irult cakes. The demonstra tion Is open to the public A fee of $1 Is being charged except to garden club members. Square Dance beginner's class at the Moose Hall atartlng tonight at 8 o'clock at the Moose Hall. The classes are open to the public. Get DRIVEWAY CINDERS Now FROM GRAHAM BROS. Phone 5541 Meeting of the Welcome Wag on Club to be held Thursday. De cember 1 in the Kent Room of the YMCA. Anyone who has received a Welcome Wagon call Is invited to attend. 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