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HEKAI.n AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1951
Benefit Dinner
Planned By Club
YREKA Plant for a progres
live dinner to be g:en for the
benefit of the new community cen
ter In Yreka. were discussed by
members of the Yreka Business
and Professional Women's Club
recently.
A tentative date of Sunday.
April 5. was set for the dinner,
which will open at the home of Mrs.
Evelyn Nolan for the social hour.
The salad course will be served
at the home of Mrs. Jeanette
Flower, who will be assisted by
Marj LaFever. Grace Osborne and
Betty Dow.
The committee to work on the;
main course of spaghetti and meat ;
balls will include Muriel Ling.
Dorothy Kitto, Merlyn Albert, j
Pearl Ling. Ora Jackson and Helen j
Foulke. Mrs LaJean Correia and
Stella Bennett will head the dis
sert course.
The committees will meet at 7:30
p m. on March 23 at the next
meeting of the club
The regular meeting on Mon
day March 23, will be a dessert!
course event in honor of the junior)
high school girls from Yreka High:
School. This is an annual event;
sponsored by the club as a part
ot its career advancement pro-1
gram. Mrs Dorothy Johnson, ca-l
rrer advancement chairman who
will be in charge of the program,
has arranged to have talks given
by girls, who are now attending
l Iff)
QnriFTY
J V J V I I
By
HtLtN PfclncN
Etna News
Coed Chosen
For Honor
ALT! HAS Colleen Yount.
'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Guy
i Young of Alluras. has been chosen
as the Ruby "A" Girl of the Alpha
Omncon Pi sorority chapter on the
I I'niv ersity of California campus at
Berkeley.
j Scholastic standing, campus ac
tivities and personal charm were
ihe basis for her selection Rubies
fashioned the pin in the shape of
at A which she received at a cere
mony March i at the sorority
house.
i The California coed is fashion
writer for the Pelican, university
publication She is a member of
C'op and Saddle Riding Club and
the Gun Club A course in boat
ing is also a part of her physical
education work.
Nolan. Mrs Madline Baumbach
and Mrs Stella Bennett compose
the committee. Officers, to be
elected March 23 and installed
April 58, chosen by the committee
were Betly Dow. president: Mer
lyn Albert, first vice president;
Dorothy Kitto. second vice presi
dent: Grace Osborne, secretary,
and Muriel Ling, treasurer.
THE WEARIN' OF THE GREEN will still be the style
at the St. Patrick's dene at the Elks Club on Saturday,
March 21. A part of tha committee who is woritino. at
Pat
Mc
Cartia and Don Rice. Baldy Evan's band will play for danc
inq from 10 until 2 o'clock. Photo by Ellis
The nominating committee re-!-i,, t. . Jf . . , , , . ...
rorted on the slafe of new officers or " ' ?
hosen for 1959-60. Mrs Evelyn MeCartia, Mrs. Jack McCartie, Mrs. Don Rice, Jack
Bly Women
Plan Events
Bly Resident
Returns Home
Merrill Girl
In Recent Play
Sara West played the
Patty in Father Knows Best, the
spring play presented by the
Drama Club of Castilleja School
In Palo Alto on Saturday. March
14 She is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs Dale West of Merrill
and is a junior student at Castille
ja School
BLY A large group of ladies, BLY Mrs. Madeline Keffler re
attended the meeting of the Bly j turned home March 9. after spend
Women's Club. Wednesday after-line a week in Portland i-ivi.,no
noon. March 4. at the home of her granddaughter and family
Mrs. William Pohll. Enthusiasm Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uesalec
WM sparked by several projrets: Keffler i Fosterling and her great
which are in the planning stage granddaughters. Cameron Lee. 4
Representing the club. Darlcne! years old, and Mrs Kefflcr's
role of, Dillavou will contact the different 'namesake. Madeline. ho is 4
local organizations to nave them months old This is the first time
VACATION PLANNED
HAPPY CAMP Mrs. Agnes
Warner, until recently the owner
of Happy Camp Ding Store, left
appoint representatives to help or
ganue a variety show which will
be presented to the public to help
raise money for the Bly Fire De
partment. The ladies are also plan
ning on sewing Centennial dresses
to he worn at different local gath
M 1
was
Mrs. Keffler has met her
great granddaughter, who
born November 17.
Charles Fosterling, who Is a su
pervisor for ihe Child Welfare De
partment. is being transferred
erings
dance
Sponsoring
in the near
CenVnniai .'"VLP?,.i" rW" C".y
future was
Mrs. Fosterling is remembered
by many Klamath Falls residents
Supper Honors
Bly Couple
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Hadley
entertained with a buffet supper
Saturday evening. March 7. in hon
or of Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Dilla
vou s sixth wedding anniversary .
Darlcne Dillavou is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Hadley.
After supper the guests enjoyed
playing bridge and pinochle Mrs
U Samples was high in bridge
and Jerold Dillavou won the trav
eling prize. Hank Hall was high
in pinochle and Lee Anna Hadley
receiving traveling prize. Guests
included Mr and Mrs Jerold Dil
lavou. Mr. and Mrs Rod Hadlev:
Mr. and Mrs. William Pohll, Mr
and Mrs. Fred M irphy. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Obenchain. Mr. and
Mrs. Hank Hail. Mr. and Mrs. Al
Samples. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dunning. Mr. and Mrs George
Elder. Mr and Mrs Joe Banister.
TRAVELERS
LAKEV1EW Mr. and Mrs Burt
Snyder are enjoying a boat trip
which will include timp in Hauaii
and several South Sea islands.
More time will be spent sight see
ing in Australia. The Snvders
sailed from San Francisco on' Feb
ruary 25 and are expected to re
turn in mid-April
Accessories Seen
By Merrill Club
MERRILL The latest styles in
spring chapeau and costume ac
cessories were shown during a
style show held at a regular meet
ing of the Merrill Library Club on
Thursday. March 5 Twenty mem
bers attended the event presented
by Maxme Cooper from Miller's
in Klamath Falls Models were
Mary Walker. Nellie Fleck and
Katie Mernlees.
Guests attending were Mrs. Lil
lian Thomas. Mrs John Stolt. Mrs.
Ira Orem. Mrs. Delbert Buell.
Mrs. Russell Haynes and Mrs.
Mary Walker.
New members introduced were
Mrs. Lillian Thomason. Mrs. John
Stolt and Mrs. Ivan Kandra.
Mrs Warren Walker presided
over the meeting A librarian's re
port was made by Mrs. George
Mattson.
Mrs. Robert Walker was appoint
ed chairman of the June luncheon.
Following the meeting, a home
made hat style show was held with
prizes awarded to Lucille Dragoo.
prettist hat: Roma and Wylie
Walker, funniest hats, and Ellen
Fiegi. most appropriate hat.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Jun Baxter. Mrs. Frank Trot
man and Mrs. Johnny O'Neil.
ETNA March was a busy month
or birthdays in Etna. On March
10 Mrs M Gomes served cup
cakes to kindergarten classmates
of her son. Mike, on the occasion
of his birthday.
On March I Tommy Ashcraft
was t years old and his mother.
! Mrs T E. Ashcraft. served re
freshments to pupils in the kinder
garten room of the elementary
school.
Again on March the kinder
garten class celebrated a birthday,
that of Jeneva Johnson who was
6 years old. Grab bag prizes were
gi .en each guest and refreshments
served.
Mrs Charles Hovenden and Mrs
Neliie W illiams were guests of hon
or at a birthday dinner party given
by Mrs Richard Smith. Sundav
evening. March 8 Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hovenden
and sons. Alan and Robert: Mrs.
Nellie Williams. Mrs Aaron Burt.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Smith and
children. Ardith and Jackie.
A reunion of the 1915 class of
Etna Union High School followed
the March 8 dedication of the new
h'gh school. The affair was held
in the home of Mr and Mrs Wil
Other guests Included Mrs Min
na Horn. Mrs Calvin Ball. John
Jenner and William Smith of Etna:
Mrs. Gladys Hart. Little Shasta;
Mrs. Margaret Vantre.ise. Yreka:
Mr and Mrs Kelsey Glendenning
and Thomas Glendenning of Green
view. Mrs Charles Hovenden enter
tained March with a layette
shower in honor of Mrs. Yerl Mur
phy. Tiny pink shoes were unusual
favors for each guest. Mrs. Orville
Johnson. Mrs. Verl Murphy and
Mrs. Lillian Ayres received prizes
for games played
The guest list included Mrs Sam
Potter. Mrs. George Dillman. Mrs
(lenn Hiett. Mrs. Blaine Mennings.
Mrs. Ed Preston. Mrs. Estella Hi
ett. Mrs Robert Bogue. Mrs Joe
Laine. Mr-. Rudolon van Koman.
Mrs. Orville Johnson. M r s. Lil
lian Ayres. Mrs. Paul Norris. Mrs.
Charles Seavers. Mrs. Festus Faces-.
Mrs. Albert Facey. Mrs. Pearl
Shuman. Mrs Richard Lutirell.
Mrs Charles Dillman. Mrs Hearst
Dillman. Mrs Lee Bogue. Mrs
Rosalind Sessions. Mrs. Selman
V:xom and Bettv Seavers.
RETURNS FROM HAWAII
MALIN Mrs. Margaret Jacob
returned to her home in Mai in oa
March 4 after a vacation trip to
IHawau She left by plane from
Portland with a friend. Mrs,
Charles Leveque February 9.
Their first week was spent on
Oahu where they were conducted
on scenic tours and saw places
of interest. During the second
week they toured the islands ol
Mauie and Hawaii On February
24 they left Hawaii to fly to Port
land where Mrs. Jacob visited
several davs before returning to
Malm
W BENO COUNCIL
WEED A St. Patrick's party
was enjoyed by members of the
Wabeno Council 231. degree of
Pocahontas following the regular
ouncil meeting held at the White
Pine Hall Friday. March 6.
Mrs. Dorothy Sottana. Pocahon
tas, presided and appointed a com
mittee of Mrs. Carolyn Oates.
Mrs. Domrnica Patella and her
self to plan for the Eastern party
and exchange of silent pal gifts
which will highlight the next meet
ing. The coin award of the evening
was given to Mrs. Anita Pimental.
Shamrocks decorated the refresh
ment tables for the evening so
cial. Thp hospitality committee in
cluded Mrs. Geneva Hildreth, Mrs.
Esther Aquila and Mrs. Pimental.
Games were enjoyed for added
entertainment following the -gift
exchange.
liam M. Smith with Mrs. John
Jenner and Mrs. Smith acting as
co-hostesses.
Those enjoying the afternoon of
reminiscing were Rear Admiral
R F. Hickey ol Hawaii, principal
speaker at the dedication cere
mony: Mrs Leona Wanaka Lewis
of Hillsborough; Mrs. Inez Harris
Affleck. Yreka; Homer Dennv of
Sacramento: Cahin Ball. Mrs. Ma-
, koiilwi jnu mts. Ber
enice Young Smith of Etna.
BRIDAL SHOWER
McCLOLD - Mrs. Dick Beem
nee Jody Hegre. was surprised
recently with a bridal shower held
in the American Legion Auxiliary
Hall. There were 30 ladies pres
ent. Hostesses for the affair were
Mrs. James Caswell. Mrs. Harley
McAaron. Mrs. Lourene Bishop
and Mrs. Eddie Glover. Those win
ning prizes during the evening
were Mrs. Hi Wellman. Mrs. Ai
Hegre. Mrs. Mary Ives and Mrs
Dorothy Floyd of Dunsmuir.
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., . '". J! 1 uate in Klamath County
Diuwiiii- caps lur i loop .so
this week on the s'art of a lenflhvi,fr Marilyn of Langell Valley
vacation. She will visit ,, time withiw,r' guests at club that afternoon
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Jensen and her
niece. Feme Jensen of San Fran
cisco Traveling south, she wjll see
her sister. Mrs. Mary Nelson, at
Mission Beach, and her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs
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lt , , rijii j j l. "' m. i..nu uuidi miiu. one
I :" ,.:. 5" , t S WU the Bly schools from the
first grade and graduated from
the Bly High School in IMS. She
neiresnnienis were served by WPnt on t0 cniir a,,H graduated
u.r .,. ronii. .xexi fr0m Reed College in Portland
meeting of the club will he at!ad also studied in Mexico.
,he home of Mrs. James Zittle.
RI.V RKIIH.E CLUB
BIKTHDAY
MTt-nic n,. eub
jiomti nrnz ai r.i cajon in nan BUT Mrs Herbert Hadley en-iwas honored at a hirthdav dinner
Diego she will he Ihe guest of herltertained the Blv Bndoe Cluh al m. th Hm.i vn. vi-a., .....
brother and suier in law. Mr. andlher home recently. Members pres-Jning. March . which was attended
Kirs rnuip jensen. Anotncr nroin-, ent were Mrs. Hank Hall. .Mrs bv Mr. and Mrs Charles Fitz
er. O. F Jensen in Phoenix willJerry Dillavou. Mrs. Dave Camp-ipatrick. Mr and Mrs Drace Foun
be visited in May when Mrs. War-1 bell. Mrs. AI Samples. Mrs. Lar- tain, Mr. and Mrs Rert Griffin
mr aim .nr. ann .Mrs i-niup .ien-iry svensgaard and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Erma Elliott and Mr and
sen win leave lor uenmark whcre;onenchain. Prizes were won bviMrs Rov Smith Following dinner
thev will visit cousins in Copen-lMrs Svensgaard for high and Mrs.! Ihe evening was spen' at the Fitz
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