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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1956)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PARR THIRTEEW Vfvs ' -':..-1 , 3 I -V.; A,,,' 4-H NFWS . THE P1NCXSH10N CHARMINGLY YOURS C'U!B The Pincushion. Charmingly Yours, Club met Saturday, Decem ber 17, at the home of Mrs. L. E. Olson. We had no business meet ing as we had a Christmas party. For entertainment, we had a taffy pull and a gift exchange. Refreshments were cupcakes, which were served by our leader. All members were present. Our next meeting will not be until in February. Judy E&gate, Newt reporter POK s VALLEY SKWETTES The Poe Valley Sewettes met at the leader's home, December 19. There was no "business meeting. Carolyn Kohn gave a demonstaa tion on "How to prepare a pnt tern before cutting Into the ma terial "The Just Bo Chris." started I among members their pincushions. "Sew It's Fun." started their polholders, "Charm ingly Yours," la working on her apron, and "Teen Age Miss," Is working on her blouse. Clothing 4 and 5 nre working on thir dresses. Mrs. Reiling gave gifts to each member. Presents were exchanged Refreshments were furnished by members. 1 Next meeting to be held Janu ary 9. 1956. Linda Lawrence News reporter BONANZA SEWETTES . The meeting was called to order by President Eunice Hunt. We learned how to thread a needle and knot the thread. We practlcea sewing on material also. At the end of the meeting the pledge was ed by Bonnie Jean Welser. Re freshments were served by Janice Schmidt. Janice Burk RKPEAT PERFORMANCE, MAYSVILLE, Kv. ( "Amateur attorney" John White argued his own case and won an acquittal In circuit court on a drunken driving charge yesterday- It was back to police court today, however. White faced a new charge of driving while drunk. AIRMAN DAVID B. MATHIS, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Mathis, 1 101 Hank Street, Is currently taking basic train ing at Parks Air Force Base, California. Prion to his entry Into the Air Force last Nov ember, he attended Klamath Union High School. 4-H Leaders Name Parker ' Members of the Klamath County 4-H Leaders Association, meeting Monday night at the Klamath County Fairgrounds, elected Mrs. . Robert Parker to serve as presi dent of the association for the coming year. Others serving will be: Mrs. William Kun'z, first vice president; Mrs. George Reiling, Poe Valley, second vice president: Mrs. Blanche Hatchett, Poe Vnlley, re elected secretary and Mrs. Ray Billings, historian nd publicity. Mrs. Parker takes the place of Dale Fleming, Henley who was called into the service before his term of office as president was completed. Mrs. Parker conducted last night's meeting. Francis Skinner, Klamath Coun ty 4-H leader, Mary McConnell, 4-H assistant to Skinner and Hope Holbrook, Klamath County home demonstration agent were also present for the meeting. Discussion centered on plans for the new livestock arena to be built at the fairgrounds and plans for the coming year. Patron Group Sees Slides - BLY Colored slides" irere shown at the January 5 meeting of Bly Parents and Patrons by Opal Patzke. vice president. The pic tures included some belonging to Bill Hatzi of the September forest Ilres. The others, taken by Ed ana Opal Patzke, showed the night fire that destroyed the dry kiln, hei trip to the Shakespearean Festi val at Ashland, the swimming hole at Bly Park, shots of migra tory fowl and scenes of the recent flood of Fishhole Creek southwest of town. During the business session, H was voted to reimburse the student council for its $75 purchase of an electric drier. Also announced was the purchase of nine dozen un breakable plastic water glasses and a metal silverware basket for $29.15 and' $7.62, respectively. The amount of $10.50 was turned In by the project committee from the sale of Christmas trees. 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