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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1955
IIERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Hazbins Fete
Mrs. Roy Hunt
With Shower
The Hazbins met Monday eve
ning. November 28, at the home
of Sadie Wallace, for a combina
tion shower and card session. Re
freshments were served before the
shower which was given for new
bride, Mrs. Roy Hunt.
Pinochle was played during the
remainder of the owning. High
score was won by Betty fCetsdev
er; second, Peggy Low; low Mil.
died .Robinette; and guest prize to
Mary Wells. A Christmas parly
and gift exchange is. planned for
6:30 p.m. December 15, at the
home of Betty Ketsdever.
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MRS. SARAH E. NOTT, who will bo 94 years old, January 17, it pictured above with
her ton, Ray Noft, 2919 Emerald; her granddaughter, Mrs. Frank Snyder, 3149 Cortex, stand
ing; her great-granddaughter, Mrs. Leroy O. Burt, 4102 Douglas, left, who is holding Mrs.
Nott's groat-great-grandson, George L. Burt, who was two in August.
Mrs. Noft was visiting her son and his family, when the picture was taken of the five
generations. She was born Sarah Lewis, a native of Oregon. Her pioneer family came west
over the Oreqon or Overland Trail and were settled in Woodburm when she arrived in '62.
Mrs. Nott makes her home Nampa, Idaho, with one of her two daughters. Other
than her son's daughter, granddaughter and great-grandson in the picture she has eight
grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and ano ther great-great-grandchild. Photo by Ferebee
Bridal Shower
And Farewell Party
MACDOEL A bridal shower
end farewell parly was Riven in
honqr- ol Mrs. Thomas Rulkowskl,
the former Sharon Myers, at the
Macdoel school house Tuesday eve
ning.
Hostesses were Mrs. Don Dysert,
Mrs. Henry Andrus, Mrs. Daisy
Deidrlch. Mrs. Bud Wynnnt, Mrs.
Olen Yaple mid Betty Andrus
The nuest list included Mrs. Wil
fred Dixon and Shirley; Mrs. Rex
Grlrzmnker, Mrs. Elmer Happen.
Mrs. Mike Short, Mrs. Morris Oil
more, Mrs. Julia Andrus, Mrs.
Ervln Shoemaker and Paula and
Cecil, Naoma Esktldsen. Mrs. Ted
Johnson. Mrs. Had Noakes, Mis.
Archie Tharp. Mrs. Mangle Crlss.
Mis. Doug Clement, Mrs. William
4 SETS OF TWINS
IN THREE GRADES
About the four sets of twins
pictured on the first page of the
society section Billy and Freddy
Happ's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph M. Rapp; and Mrs. Rspp
Is a teacher at Henley. Parents
of Ronnie and Lonnle and Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Blofsky he Is the
Henley School bus driver. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Nonis, parents of
Jerry and Terry are farmers In
(lie Henley District. Mr. and Mrs.
George N. Elliott, parents of John
end Charles, are both in the teach
ing profession. Their dad is princi
pal of Henley High School and
Mrs. Elliott is teaching at Alta
niont Junior High School.
The Elliotts were hosts to the
lively bunch of boys on Saturday,
December 3, when they entertained
for their twin sons who were seven
on December 1. Party hours were
from 1 p.m. to late evening
and Included a matinee In town and
an after-theater "supper" at the
Elloitt home on the Merrill High
way. All the twins are In the first
three grades at Henley School
which has a total enrollment of
about 325. So the percentage for
the three primary grades Is un
usally high.
Clement, Mrs. Ivan Dennis Jr.,
Mrs. Jim Wliltt, Mis. Clotlnc
Km.'itz. Mrs. Arnold Crlss, Mrs.
Howard Myers and Marvlna Deid
rlch ol Macdoel.
Mrs. Anna Motschenbacher, Mrs.
Cliff Stumbaugh, Mrs. Jewel Bar
nclt and Judy and Mrs. Claude
Olson of Dorrls, Mrs. Russ Mc
Fall of Tulelake; Mrs. HI Hatfield
and Peggy of Klamath Falls; and
Mrs. Jack Chapman and Pearl of
Worden; Mra. Lloyd Davis, Mrs.
Doris James. Mrs. Frankie Para,
Mrs. Russ Walton, Mrs. W. E.
Ooode. Mrs. Delmar Criss and Mrs
Charles Thompson, Mrs. Clarence
Cross, Mrs. Joslc Duncan and-Twy-la
and Glenda Johnson, Macdoel.
Mis. Bruce McMahon of Tule
lake; Mrs. A. J, .King of Klamath
Falls; Mrs. Mary Poiterfleld, Mrs.
Walter Fothcrlngliam, Mrs. Leona
Short, Mrs. Dorothy Surgeon, Mrs.
A. O. Chrlstenson, Mrs. Lawrence
Myers, Mrs. Bud Stevenson and
Linda Olson of Dorrls, Mrs. Lew
Is and Mrs. Frankie Brookshlrc
of Klamath Falls.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses.
DINNER HONORS
SON IN SERVICE
LANOELL VALLEY Mr. and
Mis. Walter Smith entertained at
their home on Thursday with a
dinner In honor of their on Dick
and wife Geneva. Dick was home
on short leave from his former
station In Kentucky. Dick is -ow
on: his way to Japan.
Quests Included the honored
Ruesla Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hllson, any
Hllson and Sandy and Dusty Hit
son, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Parsons
and Dennna of Macdoel, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Smith Jr., Brett.
Craig, Lyle and Cheryl Smllh and
the host and hosless.
Altar Society
LANOELL VALLEY The Altar
Society of St. Francis Catholic
Church of Bonanza met at the
home of Mrs. Keith Rice on De
cember 1. The president, Mrs. Flor
ence McCartle conducted the short
business meeting.
Old business for the past year
was completed and the following
new officers were elected: Mrs.
Clay Walker, president; Mrs. Er
nest Walker, vice president; and '
Mrs. Leonard Schooler, secretary- !
treasurer. i
Refreshments were served bv
Mrs. Rice to the Rev. John Phe- I
lan of Merrill, Mrs. Ernest Walk- :
er, Mrs. Don Ralph and Mrs. Jack
McCartle all of Bonanza; Mrs.
Clay Walker, Mrs. Bob Brett, Mrs.
Eddie Orallan and Mrs. Ben Nork,
Langell Valley. i
St. Barnabas
Xmas Party
LANGELL VALLEY The guild
of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
of Langell Valley met at the. home
of Mrs. Mike Dearborn at 2 p.m.,
December 1, for a meeting con
ducted by president, Mrs, Wesley
Dearborn.
The annual turkey dinner and
bazaar on November 5 was a fi
nancial success according to re
port given by Mrs. Mike Dear
born. Mrs. Roy Whillntch and Mrs.
Mike Dearborn were appointed as
the nominating committee. New of
fleers will be elected at the Jan
uary meeting, the afternoon ol
January 26, at the home of Mis.
Wes Dearborn.
Mrs. Dearborn, president of the
guild, and Mrs. Roy Whitlnich,
general chairman for the dinner,
thanked the members for their
generous help, (
After the meeling sifts for the
gift exchange were under a limit
ed tree. Mrs. Marion LincLsuy won
the special prize for the after
noon. Mrs. Dearborn served refresh
ments to Mrs. Wesley Dearborn.
Mrs. O. C. Johnson, Mrs. Grace
Blaser, Mrs. Charles Partridge,
Mrs. Howrey Roberts. Mrs. Marion
indsay, Mrs. Roy Whillatch. Mrs.
Luther Noble, Mrs. Lester Leavitt
and Mrs. Bob Dehlinghcr.
ENGAGED is Sally Mae
Sayers, to Robert Theodore
(Ted) Houser, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Houser,
6077( Shasta Way. The bride
elect's parents, who recently
announced the betrothal, are
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sayers,
1921 Fargo. She is a senior
at KUHS, and Ted is a grad
uate 'of both KUHS and OTI.
No date is set for the wedding.
THANKSGIVING
DINNER AT-HOME
LANGELL VALLEY Mr. and
Mrs. Harrv Frazier ffavp a riln.
ncr party at their home thanks
plvine;. Covers were laid for Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Monroe, and Louis
Monroe Jr. all of Cave Junction;
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Thomas. Ruth
Mar&aret. David nnrl T.nnle Hnnm
Mrs. Florence Horn and Jack all
of Bonanza; Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Rowcliffe and Mrs. Mnrv Smith
of Langell Valley.
CARD PARTY
BONANZA The Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs of Bonanza gave a bene
fit card party at the lodge hall
Saturday evening November 26.
Six tables were in play with high
for women won by Mrs. Roy Fern
!und; low to Mrs. George Fern
lund; men's high. Islvmacl Dick.
low, Allan Vought: and Eddie
Fenilund, traveling prize.
Hostesses were Kalherine Wilson
and Bonnie Fernlund. who served
home made cakes and coffee.
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SHIRLEY MEAD, happy honoree at the'shower given tier by hostesses, Mrs. Marvin
Brown, left; and Mrs. Mel Stoecklein, at the home of Mrs. Stoecklein's mother, Mrs. Raymond
Schiffman, 500 Martin, December 2.
About 25 guests were invited to the party which started at 7:30 and included an even
ing of games and social conversation.
Appropriate decor for the "baby" theme was elaborate and clever featuring a pure
white and large lamb wearing a crown wreath of blossoms which was the centerpiece on
the long table from which punch and party food were served. Photo by Kettler
Clipper Club
LA REVIEW Mr. and Mrs.
James Howard were elected Skip
pers for 1956 of the Presbyte.-ian
Clipper Club at a dinner meeting
on December 6 at the Educalion
al Hall.
Serving as' First Mate, will be
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Sabin; lopr
keepers. Mr. and Mrs. Lane
Thornton; pursers, Mr, and Mis.
Lome Young.
Guests of the evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Cooper and Mr. and Mrs.
John Tomassene.
Decorations In the Christmas
thenie were planned by Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Bennett and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert DeWitz. Chiefs were
i Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ray, Mr. and
Mrs. Tony Castel and Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Wylie. The Rev.
C. W. Julier gave the chaplain
meditations.
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LANGELL VALLEY Mr. and
Mrs. Qeorge Fernlund entertained
with a dinner at their home in Up
per Langell Valley on Thanksgiv
ing Day when guests were Mr
and Mis. Luther Noble and three
daughters, Mr. and Mra. Lloyd!
Gift. Ivan Younce, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Gift, Mrs. Nova Noble,
Linda, Eddie and Fred all of Lan
gell Valley; Mrs. Elizabclh Mc
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