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PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH 'ALLS. OREGON SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1956 1 ffisnayjUf wnHwatnta 'erai'H-Wi? c?d '"" II 5 J ' ! ; ) J 4 J p') I ' f ' fr ir" rsY.--- iygy n . f i i i JUNE NUPTIALS are planned for Beverly Luper end G. B. Crutchfield, according to announcement made by her parents, Mr. and Mn. Dallie Luper, Henley District. Par ents of the prospective bride groom are Mr, and Mrs, Madison Crutchfield, 2223 Laurel. Photo by Ferebee NOW AT HOME, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Ramsey, 4406 Denver Avenue. The bride is the former Lorfaine E. Pahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. (Edl Pahl, same ad. dress; and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Ramsey, Keno. The wedding took place at the home of Lorraine's god parents, Mr, and Mrs. Reuben Londborg, 2226 Wantland, the Rev. Melvin Griffith, officiant. MAINLAND HOSPITALITY GREETS VISITOR FROM ISLANDS Parties given by local friends for, Mrs. Neal Stewart, who re cently returned to her home In Honolulu, alter a mid-winter visit In Klamath Falls, were numerous and varied. They ranged In slue from the large morning coffee for SOU given by Mrs. Walter Beatie and her daughter, Mrs. Barbara Adams, to small family dinners with places set for only members of the particular .household and Mrs. Stewart. The flurry of post-holiday enter taining for the former resident who was In town for New Year's and the subsequent two weeks, in- WSCS Fund For Korean Waif FORT KLAMATH Mrs. Ben Foster, was hostess at her Klam ath Agency home, Thursday after noon. January 18. to members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Fort Klamath Com munity Methodist Church. A devotional service preceded the business meeting conducted by Mis. William- Brewer. An olferlnR was taken Tor WSCS project fund started last year, which pledges 110.00 a month toward the support of a Korean war ophan. Members were Interested In a letter from Mrs. H. T. (Mike) Williams, who was a very active worker In the Fort Klamath WSCS before she and her family left Fort Klamath to make their homo In Creswell two years ago. During the study hour Mrs. W. J. (Barney) Cox read the first two chapters of the two books current ly being studied by the group. The books, "Revolutionary Faith" nnd "They Reach for Life." both deal with aspects of Christian life and Christianity's mission in a turbu lent world. Mrs, Ben Foster Sr., helped her daughter-in-law, the Junior Mrs. Foster, serve refreshments after the study hour. Mrs. William Brewer was host ess for the December meeting Thursday. December 8. at the Darling and Brewer Ranch. February meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Rollo Moore. Klnm nih Asency. who will be hostess, Thursday afternoon, February 9. Present at the January meeting were Mrs. Edmund Stanton, Chllo quin: Mrs. Forrest Doling, Mis. W. J. (Barney) Cox, Agency Lake District; Mrs. Rollo Moore, Klam ath Agency; Mrs. Richard H. Wil son. Mrs. William Brewer, Mrs. Raymond 8. Looslev. Mrs. Bert Cray and Mrs. Myrtle Denton Fort Klamath. Mrs. Ben Foster Sr., Klamath Agency, special guest of the after noon, assisted her daughter-in-law with hostess duties. eluded luncheons given by the fol lowing hostesses, Mrs. Nelson Reed, at t he Pelican Cafe, Jan uary 3, for 30 guests; Mrs. R. W. Oldenburg and Mrs. T. F. Farley, at the Yacht Club, January 12, for 30 guests; Mrs. Oeorge H. Merryman. at the Pelican, Jan uary 10, for a smalt groun and other small, Intimate luncheons were given by Mrs. Louis SerruyB, Mrs. D. R. Vandenberg and, Mrs. R. H. Bigger. A cocktail party was given by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Geary and Mr. and Mis. Richard Smith, January 5. at the deary Ranch; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore In vited 30 guests for cocktails and dinner January 7, at their home on LcRoy; Mr. and Mrs. Emll Albrecht. Mr. and Mrs. R. Parcher ElJlngson and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bigger were dinner hosts January 9. at the Albrecht home on Pa cific Terrace; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Murray Invited guests for dinner January 14. at their home on Pa cific Terrace; and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Prock entertained with a dinner party at their home on Lakcshore Drive, January 8. Other smaller family dinners were at the homes of Mr. and airs. Lane warren, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson. Dr. and Mrs. A. O. Roenlcke, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hooker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns aim Mr. ana Mrs. Franklin Weaver. Small coffees were given for Mrs. Stewart by Mrs. D. E Van Vactor, Mrs. R, W. Oldenburg and n. i-, tiimgson jr. Mrs. Georuo Clnrk enlprtulnoH Januory 12 for Mrs. Stewart and members of hers and the hostess's old bridge club, and a small tea whs given ny Mrs. Dick Reeder, the next day, January 13. On the 15th. Mr. nnd Mn 1 on. Warren and Mrs. Stewart drove to Mcdford where they had been invited to spend the dav and have umner as guests of their longtime friends, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Perry. Mrs. Stewart was the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Hooker, 1218 Pacific Terrace, for the two weeks she spent In Klamalh Falls. The list of Klamath Falls hosts and hostesses Is. with few excep- cHimugue or mends from here who have marie one or more trips to the Islands since Mrs Stewart hos lived In Honolulu where she Is identified as Lois Stewart, feature writer on the Honolulu Advertiser. tern .!:.r Mi ANNOUNCEMENT was re cently made by Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Protari, 3826 Lake, port Boulevard, of the en gagement of their daughter, Joyce, to Joel Roark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roark,' 1427 Gary. She is a freshman at Marylhurst College, Port, land; and her fiance is a' stu dent at OTI, Photo by Ferebee SUMMER NUPTIALS are planned by Reba Jean Small wood and Gerald E. Alger, according to announcement made by the bride-elect't sister, Mrs. Oran Jacobsen, Lorane, Oregon. The prospec tive bridegroom, Lakeview, is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Merl Alger, Langlois, Oregon. Reba Jean is a freshman at Univer sity of Oregon. Photo by Kennel-Ellis, Eugene lilillWW I M THE BETROTHAL of Carol Elaine Davis to Robert L. Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Morgan, Springfield, Oregon, is announced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Fred , Starkey, 2158 Arthur, No wedding date has been set. ZULEIMA NILE CLUB' 25TH ANNIVERSARY The Iwcniy-fifih anniversary of the Zuleima Nile Club of Klamath Falls will be celebrated at a 1 p.m. luncheon meeting on Wednesday, February 1, in the Wlllard Hotel. Past presidents of the club will be honored. Crystal Cloake is chairman of the day. Jean Puckelt, entertain ment chairman, has announced that Rev. and Mrs. D. L, Proett will attend Ine meeting, and an es pecially Interesting program Is an ticipated. The election and Installation of officers for Hie current year will be the highlight of the meeting, and all members are urged to at tend for this occasion. If not con tacted by the calling committee, reservations may be made by call ing Crystal Cloake at 2-1436. Cards will be played after the meeting If time permits. lOOF-Rebekah Potluck Supper BONANZA Odd nllnu. i . No. 143, and Fraternity rtebekah No. ins of Bonanza were wnwrf potluck supper before (he lodge -ra.-u.ui. uHnuary 10. mere were 33 members present. Noble grand Isabelle Hateltlne pipMaen ai me meeting, during wnicn past noble grand, Helen perry, was presented wllh a pin by lodge members In appreciation . Mi-i iPBucrsnip during the past yes r. Everyone was asked to contrib ute to the Bloodmobile on the next visit as there Is an urgent need tor blood for older brothers and 'Isters In the Odd Fellows home In Portland. Odd Fellows Lodce meeting .... opened wllh vice grand Philip Wilon in the chair. Ernest Graves was Imitated Into the lodge, and six brothers (ram KUm.,h v.n. helped with the Initiation. The March of Dimes bean Jar was started. The Jar will be at Dirk's Service station In Bonanta until January 28. Everyone Is In vited to stop and gner-s the num ber of beans anH rn,.triht t u Mrs. Thomas. Vance nnd Mar-1 worthy cauw -rh cln; Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Rock Sr.. I will be given away at the Odd Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rock Jr., audi Fellows public card party at Ihe Patty Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Alex; library January 28. n a picture Cammock, David Saks and the of "Monirrev Cprus Tree " Everv Smiths and children, Jerrlne and lone is cordially invited to tha card Mickey. 1 pa rty. Billings Family Visits KF Kin Mr. and Mrs. John Crable and daughter, Betty Lou, have returned to their home In Billings, .Mon tana, alter two weeks In Klamath Falls with rclallves and friends. While here they were house guests at the home ol their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomas, 2836 Reclama tion. They also visited Mrs. Crsble s motfier, Mrs. Kaihrrn Miller and sister. Mrs. W. C. Jones, 3139 Main; and another sister, Mrs. Alex Cammock, 2(M2 Vine; ar.d a brother, Mr. Paul Rock. 2425 Vine. Mrs. Stanley Smith. Midland. Mrs. Crable's niece, arranged a no-host dinner at the Smith resi dence for the visitors. Those attending, Mr. and Mrs. Crn We and Betty Lou; Mr. and 1 -Sr ' ' ' . ijj 1 Xw I x.aH Dinner BONANZA Mrs. Frank H. Brown entertained with a dinner at their home near Bonanta on Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gru- oll and family, Mr. and Mrs. John nie Hnney and family, and Mrs Sadie Hammond all of Klamath Falls: and Frank. Deanna and Trudy Brown. Here's how to save clothing DOLLARS Some of the most smartly dressed men you know are smart about money too. They save clothing dollars by letting us keep their wardrobes in tip top condition at all times. Here's how it works: Frequent cleaning plus our gentle methods (so kind to clothes) C add many months of ' prideful wear to every suit and coat . . . savinq important money on replacements. Why not follow this smart example starting NOW! Phone 5111 I 1 v It CASCADE Klamath's Finest LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Opp. Post Office EASTER BRIDE OF 1957 will be Dorothy Gritton, ac cording to recent announce ment made by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Gritton, Dunsmuir. The prospective bridegroom, Pfc. Walter Hardy, now serving with the military police detachment in Germany, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy, former Dunsmuir residents, now liv ing in Roseville, The bride elect, a senfor at Dunsirfuir High School, plans io enroll at Chico State College in the fall of this year. Photo by Thelma Thoreson j - . JULIA DOHERTY whose en gagement to Joe Edward Flynn, was recently an nounced by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Doherty, Lakeview. Flynn is the son of Mrs. Katharine O'Connor, San Francisco. The bride-elect, a graduate of University of Oregon, is teaching at Wal nut Creek, California. Her fiance has cattle interests in Warner Valley with his broth ers. Photo by Ferebee THE BETROTHAL of Marie Rogers to Stanley Eagleton was recently announced by her parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. Jimmie E. Rogers, Malin. The prospective bridegroom's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Loomis, are also Malin resi dents. No date- has been set for the young couple's wed ding. - Photo by Ferebee 1 I It- ' 1 ' JOAN TIMKO.' brid.-eleet of George Zupan, is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Timko. Minot. North Dakota. George is the son of Mike Zupan, Midland Road. He is a KUHS graduate and University of Oregon, Eugene with a B.S. degree. He is now a senior at University of Ore gon Medical School in Port land. Joan is a graduate of the College of St. Benedict, St. JoseDh. Minnesota. 5ih interned in dietetics at the University of Oregon Medical School Hosoital And Ciimrt and is presently dietitian at the University State TB Hospital in Portland, No wed- ding date has been an nounced. Photo hu Fd Champa, St. Cloud, Minn. MARRIAGE REVEALED Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mclntyre, who were married in Peace Memorial Church. She is the former Nadine Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller, Dorris; and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mclntyre, Klamath Falls. . . . .. Photo by Miller Williams Varied Program Presented At AAUW Luncheon Meeting The American Association of Uni versity Women met Saturday, Jan uary 21, for the regular luncheon meeting at the Wlllard Hotel A touch of spring was featured in the novel table decorations ar ranged by Mrs. Robert Smith and her committee members, Mrs. John Vale, Mrs. Lloyd Frantz and Mrs. Eric Majors. Clever, col ored mobiles using various types of designs in bright shades on bases of acacia centered the ta bles. ' . - - 1 Mrs. Don Zumwalt presented Cora Enman who played two piano selections. February 11 was announced as the date for the annual spring mu- slcnle to be presented at Mills School Auditorium. Participants will include the a oappella choir from Klamath Union High School and a duo-nlano team, Mrs. Sam Mushen and Ruth Lobaugh. There is no admission charge and the publio is urged to attend. Mrs. victor O Neill, who gave a short talk on the White House Con ference which she recently attend ed as a delegate, said that she felt Oregon was fortunate In hav ing the school system that it has, and Is faced with many less problems than are confronting some of the other states. Mrs. Don Rice, art chairman for AAUW, Introduced Wes McNee who talked on cartooning. He Illustrat ed his talk with various types of cartoons and illustrations which were both informative and high ly entertaining. ; , Gordon Kensler, supervisor of art education in the Klamath Falls elementary schools, talked on var ious phases of modern art. He traced the history of art through the ages and told how and why various changes have taken place in our concent 01 art. 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