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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1958)
lfew Reside nfa, s4i nniuerSarieS 1I , Pa, 'tics and CtaLs Jiff oCate jJafi Sociaf Calendar r ..y. n rewiiii iii, , , - . . tmn NEW TO KLAMATH FALLS is the Law rence Cooper family shown in their home at 2059 Lakeshore Drive. Left to right are Mrs. Cooper, Kathy, Mr. Cooper and Mary Carol. Coming from Sacramento, Mr. Cooper will serve as administrative assistant to the Rev. Robert Groves of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Cooper, an ardent gardener, is looking forward to growing her favorite be gonias and iris. Both girls are active in Girl Scouts and are interested in mineral and rock col lections. A new interest for them is block printing. This year for the first time they are looking forward to winter fun in the snow. Kathy is in the eighth grade at Fre mont and Mary Carol attends Conger -School in the sixth grade. The Coopers have three other children, Mrs. D. L. (Janet) Luft of Watsonville, Gordon in King City and David who will be discharged from the Navy In June. Photo by Ellit w-ujBT- , , . ' u jf' is wl" - - KJ dt&bald and ThwA 7hv, 16, 1958 JUamaih Jalk, FIFTY SIX YEARS of marriage were ob- , served by Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Reeder on No vember 6 with members of the family ealUJ, ing during the day at their home, 3I2 Michi gan Avenue. ; , Mrs. Reeder, the former Corinna How.lv ard, married Pleasant D. Reeder in Silver Lake in 1 902. They lived on a cattle ranch-; which was owned and operated by MrL s Reader and his brother, Ulysses E. Reeder former Klamath County judge. In I9I0 they' sold the ranch and moved into Silver Lake,',", where Mr. Reeder was owner of a meat"' market, and U.S. land commisioner. He also 7, served 30 years as deputy sheriff of Lake When the children reached college agi?d the family moved to Corvallis where they r sided until I928 when they came to Klam-- ath Falls. In this city Mr. Reeder was inter ' ested in the grocery business, being cor owner of the Cash Bazaar with Vern Norval. T Of recent years he has been associated with . his son Dick in his men's clothing store at Main and Fifth Street. Mr. and Mrs. Reeder are parents of five children, Mrs. Charles (Connie) Whitmore, . Mrs. Robert (Eulal Heim, Mrs. Lester' (Noma) Briggs and Dick Reeder of Klamath ' Falls and Mrs. Tex (June) Dickey of Red- ding. They are grandparents of 10 and great-grandparents of two. Photo by EHis INDIAN SUMMER DAYS issued an invitation for a game of golf not to. be denied by Mrs. Al Hattan, left, and Mrs. Laurence Shaw. They are shown on the first tee discussing their game with Reames golf pro Clark Good. Photo by Kettler I - 't K-hi CHINA FROM AROUND THE WORLD was the theme of the interesting talk given by Mrs. Ed Bell to members and guests of the Soroptimist Club at their noon meeting November 6 in the Winema Hotel. Representative pieces of china used as illustration were passed along the tables. A part of the handsome display of dinnerware is shown above with Mrs. Bell s she describes the making of traditional Christmas plates in Denmark to Mrs. Paul Ang tead who was program chairman for the dey. Photo by Kettler MRS. ROBERT BALLARD was guest of honor at a no-host luncheon Thursday, November 6, in the Pelican party room. Shown above, Mrs. David Richardson pins a corsage to the shoulder of Mrs. Ballard. Looking on from left to right, are Mrs. Bob Cheyne, Mrs. Robert Mast and Mrs. Lyle Kellstrom. Bowls of fruit decorated the luncheon tables for the 25 friends who honored Mrs. Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard, popular residents of Klamath Falls for the past five years, have moved to Eugene wher he has assumed duties as sales manager for May and Mead, Chrysler Plymouth dealers. Mrs. Ballard has been receptionist for Dr. Don Noel while in this city, where both she and her husband have been active in civic and social affairs. . Photo by Elli
