HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falk Ore
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BASIN
F r m California Ernasl
Strong. Sacramento, spent tht
weekend in Fort Klamath with hi;
brother, Edward Strong.
To Taroma Everett Morris ol
Fort Klamath went to Tacoma re
, cently to visit his wife, who is
Haying with a daughter and fam-
. ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Berg
itrom. Visits Parents Mrs. Edwin Scoll
and family, Fort Klamath, leu
Sunday for Surprise Valley for a
few days' visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Daniels.
Kansas The annual Kansas
; slate picnic will be held this year
in Jantzen Beach Park in Port
land, Sunday, August 2. Write
Mrs. Marvin W. Peck, 4R.15 S.E.
64th Avenue, Portland, for infor-
nation.
At School Mrs. Charles F.
' Pemick, Alturas, is attending
Tlasses in home economics at the
College of the Pacific in Stock
ton. The workshop classes are em-
' phasizing use of new fabrics in
dressmaking.
From Los Angeles Mr. "and Mrs.
Leon Maxwell and two children.
Los Angeles, left Fort Klamath
' last Friday after visiting her broth
er and family, the Clifford E. Mc-j
' Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Tirl Max
well and two children from Pitts-!
burg, California, arrived later for
" a visit with the McDaniels.
Hnusrguest at the home of the
Emmett McKeevers, Fort Klamath,
Is McKeever's sister, Mrs. Maude
" Hackenyos, Hoquiam.
New Arrivals in Fort Klamalh
are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson
J and daughter. They are living in
one of the McQuiston houses. An
:.. derson is employed as chief truck
mechanic by the Bly Logging Com-
. pany.
Springfield After a visit In
Fnrt Klamath with hie iJo.inUln..
v . .......I n.ti, ,11.-, ununici
i-Mrs. Mildred R. Castel, Dan Sav
s age of Livingston, California, and
J Mrs. Castel went to Springfield
? where they will visit the Ray Cor
i nells. 1
111 Ed Simmons, Bonanza, Is
being treated at Hillside Hospital
in Klamath Falls.
.- Recent visitors at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Haley
Shaw, and Johnnie, Langell Valley,
' were Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Shaw of
Philomath.
. To Butte Falls Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Pepple, Bonanza and her
" sister, Georgia Sealoff, Seattle, and
; their, daughter, Mrs. 0. C. Wells,
. Alturas, spent Sunday with the
Pepple's son and daughter-in-law,
. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pepple of Butte
; Falls. They brought their grand
- daughter Pam home for a visit.
.! Spending a few days at Turner
; with their son-in-law and daughter,
.' Mr. and Mrs. Clay Combest,- are
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmor, Bo-
;nanza. Their son Bob drove them
to Turner.
To Mount Hebron Mrs. Walter
- Smith Sr., Mrs. Dick Smith and
Mrs. Waller Smith Jr. went to
Mount Hebron recently to attend
' a baby shower for Mrs. Louise
. Parsons Jr.
-! Moved The Rev. and Mrs. Bit
'. ly Alsup and children have left
.- Bonanza for Oakland, Oregon. He
' has been the pastor at Bonanza
Community Church for the past
!; five years.
To Coos Bay Dr. and Mrs.
-- Robert Wu and children have re
; turned to their home at Coos Bay
after visiting his parents, Mr.
J and Mrs. George Wu," Bonanza.
" In Bonanza are the Rev. and
Mrs. J. Henry Thomas, San Mateo,
to visit their son and daughter-in-I
law, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Thomas,
: and family. They will go to Eu
I gene to visit their son Noel and
I his family. The Rev. Thomas was
vicar for St. Barnabas Church in
; Langell Valley and St. Paul's in
Klamath Falls for many years.
C To Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Harry
I'Noble of Langell Valley are on a
;vacalion trip to Idaho. Their two
small daughters are with her par
ents at Irrigon.
Returned Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Nichols have returned lo their
home after visiting a sister,
'Mrs. Ruby Brown, Langell Valley.
;- Nichols' sister, Mrs. Artie Freeze,
iicame with them to spend a week
In Langell Valley and Bonanza.
Bonanza Mrs. Marvin Brown
and sons have returned to their
-home here after a week with rela
tives at Coos Bay. She took her
; mother, Mrs. Eva Myers, (0 visit
relatives there. Mrs. Myers is from
Olympia and spent several weeks
."In Bonanza with her daughter and
family.
OSBORN HOTEL
EUGENE, ORE.
Mrs. J. B. trlT J Erlr
Prtertture
Thoroughly Mod era
BRIEFS
Left Mrs. Lula Brown and her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Cook, have returned tn
their home at Long Beach after
n'lting in Lance 1 Val W with Mr
Brown's son Claude and familv
and at Bonanza with son Marvin
ana lamuy.
In Washington Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Eastlick, Etna, are snendinc
their vacation with her pareiits
in Washington
Visiting Nancy Short, Yreka,
visited her crandDarenis Mr anH
Mrs. Henry Short. Etna, while her
mother was a Datient in the Vrel(
hospital.
Guest Marguerite Geney.
Quincy, was a guest recently of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Buchner,
Etna. Miss Geney attended the
funeral of Felix Kunz, Fort- Jones.
Business Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Smith, Etna, were business vis
itors in Redding recently.
From Chlco Mr. and Mrs.
James Young visited recently in
Hilt with her parents and in
Scott Valley with his parents.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Rov
Mason and son. John, from lone
are visiting in Etna and Fort
Jones.
Death Word was received in
Scott Valley of the death of Mrs.
Bertha White, former Etna resi
dent, in Sacramento July 7.
Sons Visit Steve and LInvd
Burton spent the weekend with
their parents, Mrs. and Mrs
Lewis Burton in Redding.
Hike Returning from a camp
ing trip recently were Rev. Orval
Clay and son. Charles. Ravmnnrl
Tickner and Ronald Ouiclev. The
group hiked into Hidden Lake
from the Cecilville rnad ahnvp
Callahan.
Spending the weekend in
Etna with Mr. and Mrs. Luther
White were Mr. and Mrs. Nolan
White and children. Chicn, and
Mr. and .Mrs. Pete Chacon
Antioch." ' :.
Return Home Mr. and Mm
Harvey Palmer Jr. and' son who
had been staving with her nar.
ents, Mr. and Mrs,. Luther White,
etna, returned to Alameda.
Company Mrs. Bessie Pal
mer, Etna, had as guests recent-
ly her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Smithers and chil
dren from Weed.
Graduates James D. Hawk
Navy fireman apprentice, son of
Mrs. fallen Hawk of Hunters
Lodge, Lakeview. graduated .lnm
13 trom Machinist's Mate School
at the naval training center. Great
Lakes, Illinois.
Travelers Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Young have returned to Etna aft
er visiting their dauchter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sh.
fer in Seattle. Both families also
enjoyed a trip to Victoria, B.C.
En route home the Younes visited
briefly in Portland.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Moore in San Francisco this week
is her sister, Mrs. May Aker of
btna. ,
Etna Guests Recent guesls of
Mrs. Gertrude Thomas were Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Kirn of Los An
geles.
Ear Surgery Mrs. Aneela Pftiln
Eureka, has . arrived in Etna tn
keep house for her son-in-law.
uillord htacher and her grand
children during the absence of her
daughter, Rosemary, who is to
nave ear surgery in a Medford
hospital.
Move Mr. and Mrs.. Hooner
Maplesden of Etna have moved
from town to a house adioinintr
their ranch property on French
Creek.
Vacation Spending a three
weeks vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Ahbie Wagner, in Etna, were
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sorensen,
San Francisco.
Mt. Lakl Garden Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Will
Blackman Monday, July 20. at
1:30 p.m. Mrs. E. C. Schweitzer,
Tulelake, will show slides taken
at the state convention and slides
of flower arrangements.
Baby Arrives Mr. and Mrs
Keith Harris, former Summer
Lake residents, became parents
of a daughter born July 9 at St.
Charles Hospital, Bend. Their pa-
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JIMMY B. MILLS who was
graduated from high school
in June, was sworn into the
Navy June 30 at Portland.
His parents are Mr. and
Mrs. John Walter Mills.
2220 Waring Street.
Ancient Spat
Patched Up
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (API- A
spat that broke up their romance
64 years ago has been patched up
by James F. Roderick and Rosa
Adams, both 81.
The couple who had known. each
other since they were 3 years old
in Missouri, was married Satur
day night here.
"We went together ahout a year
when we were 17 but then we had
a spat," the hride said. -"I don't
remember what it was just a
trifle, but he left my house and
never came back.
Both married. Her hushand died
here six years aao. Roderick's
wife died six months aao.
Roderick, who lives in Marion,
Ark.. hP0an urritintr Mr. Arfqmc
"Then a week ago Tuesday he
came down, and we decided we
wanted to spend the rest of our
time togeiner, tne bride said.
WELL DRESSED MAN
ST. LOUIS," Mo. (UPIl A
68-year-old Spanish-American War
veteran said he didn't even miss
the $664 that was in the pocket
of a coat he left hanging in a
park here. William B. Hagewood,
of St. James, Mo., said he didn't
notice it was gone because he had
another $1,000 in his pants pock
ets. But he claimed the money
anyway by naming the denomina
tions of the bills.
ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Harris, also live in Bend.
To Riley Mrs. Dean Cannon
and children of Summer Lake are
spending the week in Riley visit
ing her sister's family, the George
McKees.
Weekend Guests al Ihe Sum
mer Lake ranch of Mrs. Millie
Grisel were Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Moss,' Klamalh Falls.
To Summer Lake during the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Mowrey, Oswego, who were house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vancil
Withers.
Property Sold Mr. and Mrs,
F. H. Williams have disclosed the
sale of 320 acres in Summer Lake
to Ernest F. Shuffield and James
H. Sphar.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. R-nhert
Young, and family near Etna is
her mother, Mrs. Ralph Short,
Pasadena.
Spending a vacation with Mr.
and Mrs, Glenn Hiett are her cous
ins, Lammert and Bill Zeenstra
from Salt1 Lake City.
Leave Mr. and , Mrs. Rudolph
van Knmen, Etna, are moving to
Medford.
Primary Meet Attending a pri
mary meeting of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
in Ashland recently were Mrs. La
Rae Murphy and baby, Mrs. Va-
leda Facey and baby, Mrs. Betty
Seavers and baby, Mrs. Edith
Bogue and baby, Mrs. Thea Hiett
and Linda Bogue.
In Etna Mr. and Mrs. John
Allen, San Francisco, , and Mr.
and Mrs. Riallo Green from Mc-
Cloud are disposing of the per
sonal property of the late Mrs.
Bertha Johnson.
From Tnhoe Miss Mary Sle-
phens, Lake Tahoe, is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ste
phens, in Etna.
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NEW YORK (API-Closing ses
sions of last week's fall fashion
showings by New York designers
resembled a meeting of tbe United
Nations, as 25 women from foreign
consulates and three Moscow fash
ion experts viewed American
styles.
The consular ladies were pres
ent at the invitation of Leonard
and Andrew Arkin, father-and-son
team presenting a' group of typi
cally American, moderately-priced
fashions. A number appeared in
native dress, and all applauded
the smart, wearable clothes. Their
favorite of the Arkin collection
was a black broadcloth cocktail
dress, cut on slender lines, with
plunging back neckline and a satin
belt.
All those present appeared cap
ivated by the children's fashions
shown by Helen Lee, featuring
pint-sized school and party dresses
worn by small glamor girls, aged
four to eight. A favorite of this
group was a red calico smock
over a black cotton full-skirted
dress,' for the smart kindergart-
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many as 10.000 copies of a single
dress, showed a group of the top
fashions already ordered in vol
ume by store buyers throughout
the country. Best-sellers included:
A plaid sheer wool dress with
sweater to top and full skirt; a
black jersey sheath with square
neck, long sleeves and a wide
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Wilson McClintock, Dorris,
was sworn into the. Navy at
Portland June 30. He was
graduated this year from
Butte Valley High School.
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in Superior Court if there was
any reason he couldn't reach a
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Meet Set In London Today
By International Florists
LONDON AP-The time may
he approaching when an Ameri
canor just about anybody else-
will be able to telegraph a dozen
red roses to Nikita Khrushchev
in the Kremlin.
"Actually," said Thomas Simp
son, "we're going tn grapple with
this thorny problem next week."
Simpson is an officer of Inter-
flora, 50-year-old organization that
telegraphically flutters flowers all
over Ihe world.
"You ran now telegraph flowers
to Communist Czechoslovakia and
Yugoslavia." he said, 'but Ihe So
viet Union won t allow its florists
lo helong lo our organization."
Nine men representing 25,000
florists operating in 120 countries
will meet in London July 19.
The nine three Americans,
three Britons, and three from con
tinental Europe are members of
Inlcrflora's world council which
dictates the organization's policy.
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The Americans are Victor Stein,
San Francisco: Eugene Daudelin,
Chicago, and -Harold Kayton, San
Antonio.
Stein, now vice president of In
terflora, will become president at
the London meeting. ,
As for operating Interflora ser
ice in the U.SS.R., "A direct
appeal to the Kremlin is consider
ed likely." Simpson said.
Has Interflora ever had cusln-
mers who want to send flowers
to Ihe Soviet Union?
"We've had many," Stein re
plied. "And I'd like tn say with
out revealing how we've done it
that we've gotten our flowers
through the Iron Curtain.
"Trade barriers ate lifting every
where," he continued. "Flowers
are international. The barriers
must be lifted for them."
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