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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1958)
) SUNDAY, JULY 6. 1A58 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE 3 A BASIN BRIEFS Meeting A special meeting of Northern Rebekah Lodge No. 208. Alturas, was held July 2 in the IOOF hall for the purpose of re ceiving instructions from Mrs. Alice M. Criss, deputy president of District No. 4. The regular meeting on July 4 was canceled. Dinner The Women's Improve ment Club, Adin, will serve a 6:30 dinner on Tuesday night, July 8, when Mystic Jewel Rebekah Lodge No. 82 of Adin entertains Mrs. Frassie Specker, Marysville, president of the Rebekah Assem bly of California at a district ; meeting. - Retired Mrs. Mellie Miller, who Is retiring as court reporter of the Superior Court of Modoc County, was honored with a tea by her fellow employes during their after noon coffee break at the court house, Alturas, on Monday. Mrs. James Blurton presented a gift to the honoree in behalf of her co-workers. Mrs. Miller'3 retire ment concludes five years of serv ice as court reporter for Modoc County. She was court reporter in Lake County for approximately 16 years. Picnic for the old timers who worked or lived along Bayley Creek, Lassen County, was attend- Citizen Romanoff Fetes First 4th BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPI) Mike Romanoff who used to be known as "Prince Mike" before beaming a V. S. Citizen last month held one bang up Fourth of July party for 1,000 guests Fri day in celebration of Independ ence Day and his new citizen ship. Mike, popular restaurateur who wagi a 32-year battle for U. S. Citizenship, invited the cream of Hollywood and New York society to his party. Guests included Win throp Rockefeller, Henry Ford II, Alfred Vanderbilt and many no table film stars. ed by a larger number of Adin, Al turas and Likely residents. The June 29 picnic was the third an nual reunion planned by the resi dents of Termo. Scout Hall Alturas, was resort ed to on Sunday, June 29, when the Modoc County Historical So ciety picnic plans were changed by the weather. Covers were laid for 42 who heard a report of the society's organizer, Mrs. Lee James, of Adin wjio had attended a meeting ot wormem caiuorma Historial Societies at Hobere t in Lake county recently. Returned Mr. and Mrs. Ora Garey returned to their home in Macdoel Thursday after a two week trip to Oakland. Bakersfield Los Angeles and San Diego. PIcnic-Butte Valley 4-H Club members and their parents had a picnic and tour at the Walt Robi son ranch near Macdoel on Sun day, June 29. From Louisiana Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Hoyt and four children of Alexandria, Louisiana, were guests at the K. C. Wilson home in Mac doel last week. On Leave Larry Angland ar rived at the New Pine Creek home of his mother, Mrs. Merle Cook, and family Saturday on leave from Camp Pendleton. He is due to re turn to his bare July 18. From M e d f o r d Mr. and Mrs. Max Frink and their two children, Medford, were guests at the New Pine Creek home of Mrs. Frink's sister, Mrs. Avis Gentry, and family. , Moved Mr. and Mrs. Bill Woods and family have moved for the summer from Macdoel to the Grass Lake Guard Station. Guests Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Coneland and Mickey, Bill and Tim Coles of Dorris were Satur day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holbrook and fam ily in Macdoel. The afternoon was spent branding colts and rabbit hunting. From New Mexico Mrs. Harold Andrus, Clovis, New Mexico, is visiting at the Macdoel home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson. New Pine Creek Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boutin returned Sunday evs- nine to New Pine Creek from a weekend trio to Feather Falls, California. The Boutins also visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Croxton former residents of New Pine Creek, who are living in Red Bluff. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grossen and children of Scott Val ley were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cross and fam ily of Macdoel. From Porllanri Ml- and Mn Don Wilson and three children of Portland are visiting this week with the Carl Wilsons in Macdoel. From Pasadena Mr. and Mrs urin Karticr, Pasadena, are at their summer home on Willow Creek near New Pine Creek. Macdoel Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Wilson, Macdoel, met their daugh-i ter, Mrs. Ruby Short, and family at Odell Lake last Monday and brought the Wilson's three grand children home with them. From Honolulu Dr. and Mrs. John Felix and four of their seven children were visitors at the Art Ixmkeit home in New Pine Creek. Dr. Felix is in charge of the St. Francis Hospital in Honolulu. The Felix family was on its way to iCalgary, Canada. From Gold Hill Grover Mulkey, Gold Hill, Oregon, is working on his home on Highway 3!S. across from the Willow Ranch Fire Hall, in preparation of selling it. He is also doing some farm work on some land he has an interest in. Weveafa Only hilly AaaMaafft Clmmnf EIJ0TR0LUXa TARKEL TWEET Ph. 4-7 167 2350 Whit St. Workshop course at Chico State College was attended by Mrs. Douglas Reid, a teacher in the Al. turas Elementary School. Ms. Reid and her family are now camping in Jess Valley, Modoe -- " H 1 'if LTUTU J AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH Moil Boom. Adamant Jr. Biffc uuu aeaio sta Sunday Service. 11 a.m. Reunion Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Johnston and daughter, Mrs. Glen Clifton, and boys, accompanied by Mrs. Frankie Williams, all of New Pine Creek, attended an old tim- ore Mnninrt dinlav at RnvtpV liietruiiK xno woluuci jaii-ii- j-rnnlr fal fnrnta sion uud met weanesaay evening at the home of Mrs. John Archi bald with nine members present The project was Swedish embroid ery. 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