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MANY HANOS helped to make the Klamath Falls Lions Club spaghetti dinner
at Reames March 4 a huge success. Generous servings are prepared by a part of the
committee that assisted John Schubert, chairman. Left to right, Don Nolan, Eldred Put
nam, Everett Miner and Irving Burke.
Photo by Kettler
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; KiAMATH FALLS LIONS CLUB membegi and their guests numbered over 175
Cat the annual spaghetti dinner March 4 at Reames Country Club. Proeeedsfrom the af
: fair go to the Boy Scout building which has been sponsored by the Lions Club. Pictured
; during the evening are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Belcastro, left, and M?. and Mrs9 Jint) Olson,
: right. Photo by Kettler
Yreka DAR Hears Historical Talk5
; YREKA Mrs. Jesse DeAvilla of
Klamath River was the featured
speaker at the recent luncheon of
lie Siskiyou Chapter, Daughters of
he American Revolution.
Mrs. DeAvilla'i topic was based
oh "Famous Historical Trailwayir"
and opened her verbal tour with
Daniel Boone's trip through Cum
berland Gap in 1775. She then de
scribed the trek made by Lewis
and Clark through . the Northwest
and also outlined a brief sketch
of the par played by Jim Bridg
er as discoverer of South Pass
and Great Salt Lake.
O '. In her talk, Mrs. DeAvilla also
ipvered the Pony Express, the
anta Fe Trail, and the Arrow
head Trail which led from Utah
. to Southern California.
; Hostesses for the dessert lunch
eon included Mrs. DeAvilla, Mrs.
James M. Allen Sr., Mrs. Lura
fiuckner, and Mrs. Marshall Fish
er. : Atlanta Adams, regent for the
Eiskiyou Chapter, opened the busi
ness session, with Mrs. William
Enselc, chaplain, following with
prayer.
; Mrs. William Newton read the
president general's message, and
Mrs. Robert DeNure reported on
enealogy. Mrs. Albert Parrott re
ported on the museum display of
ihe DAR, which maintains a case
of articles there.
: According to a report by Mrs.
William Newton, eight girls from
eight different high schools in Sis
kiyou County will be honored at
the April meeting as winners of
good citizens' pins. Mrs, Lawrence
Lichens, chairman for national de
fense.Oreported on the Connel-
; X-ra9 Work Told
To Womens Club
I YREKA Members of the Yreka
Federated Womens Club enjoyed
an instructive afternoon when
they met at the home of Mrs.
Desey Sullivan recently, and heard
Dr. M. L. Pindell, radiologist atj
(he Siskiyou County General Hos-j
pital, describe his work with X-
rays. I
" ;Dr. Pindell was introduced by j
Mrs. Louise Dexter who gave a
brief biography of his life. I
j!Present at the meeting in addi
tion to those named were mem
bers Mrs. Grace Balfrey, Mrs.
Kate Bickel, Mrs. Harold Evett,
Mrs. Kertsel Gray, Mrs. Marie Jef
ferson, Mrs. Mary Lemos, Mrs.
George Luttrell, Mrs. Lester
i otfewton, Mrs. Roy Pruett, Mrs.
t; W. Sawyer, Mrs. Ella Soule,
Mrs. Isabelle Tebbe, Mrs. Mary
Trunhemus and Jessie Coonrod.
Mrs. Almon Burgess, president of
tfa club, was present with her
fcouseguest, Mrs. Eunice Wordenl
el Santa Clara? Also a guest was
Mrs. May Fiock. 1
ly amendment and also on his
tory text books which may be
adopted as state texts.Mrs. De
Avilla told of history awards which
have been won by students in Sis
kiyou County for essays.
The next meeting of the Siski
you chapter will be held on Mafeh
16 at the home of Mrs. Lawrence
Lichens. o
Present. In addition to those
mentioned, were Mrs. Robert Af
fleck, Mrs. Lottie Ball, Mrs. Ed
ward Calloway, Mrs. C o n 1 e y
Brown, Mrs. Alfred Crebbin, Mrs.
V. C. Derham, Mrs. Ted Skillen
and Mrs. Rosamond Westover.
Engagement
BURNEY - Mr. and Mrs. Wil
Ham R. Dawson of Marysville
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Margaret Ellen,
to Lt. Glenn R. Robinson of
Burney, formerly of Yuba City.
The bride-elect, a graduate of
Marysville Union High School, at
tended the University-, of Califor
nia at Berkeley.
Robinson, a graduate of the
Yuba City Union High School at
tended Yuba College and is a Navy
aviator stationed in San Diego.
The wedding will be this month.
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