Herald and news., April 14, 1960, Page 5, Image 5

HFRAI.n AT NFWS. Klamath Falls. Ore
Tlwrrlav. April It. Ilfin
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Now Is The Time
To Plant Hawthorns
Bv MRS. W. P. MYKKS
Ii has been said thai a tree i
Gnd's most beautiful Rill what
is more charming than I he' lca(
hues and finllanl scailel tlouers
of a hawthorn tree against the
blue sky!
iiarkini; strip or spocimr-ns in the
laun.
II is one of the easiest trees
lo srow, is hardy and will do
well in almost any soil. It may
tie planted from .November to
.lime. Now is a yond time lo
Of the useful and heanlilul Pi:l111 lls 10 I'""-' blooms this
prins.
trees which can successfully be
grown here, none surpasses
Taul's scarlet hawthorn. It is of
medium si?e, symmetrical in
shape, with graceful branches
and spiny twins which are cov
ered with double red flowers in
May and June, followed wiib apple-like,
small red fruit which
i a i .io ,.;.,(,... i. ..,.,iu-
the hurls lake Ihem' before t'he'v '"1'""'"'m
,.. ...i a a.. ,i.i.,j "IK- 'offee
beanlv is the artistic leaf palternuf .
, ,. . ...i,,..u Brooks
the spiny branches and in the
OVER THE
GARDEN GATE
KLAMATH FALLS CIA II
The Klarn.ilh Falls (laiili-n Club
rcccn'Iy in llu my librarv sit!
I'mi'dinu iin nu'ci
and ciMtkii'S ww
by the hustles, Mis
i iiMer. 1 his is a ni'u fak-SI
iHilicy di'siiu-d to help mem-
fall Ink" on a lovely autumn col- "l,s "lumr lHm'
Ulnars lor the com in j; year
are Mrs. B. C. Johnson, nresi-
or
flen!: .Mrs. !!n Kihpr vu-p nrii
Hent; Mrs. L. G lVen. scire-1
mis. i . i . Meioi Kh. treas
Iiiieelors ae Mrs. Brooks
fusier. Mrs. Will Wood ami Mrs.it;
A. A. Solie.
The hawthorn brloio to the
rose family of trees and shruhs
And eomoiisps many diflerent
Rleeies. some of which are nalke)
in middle and western states.
However, the variety which is
most widelv nlar.'ed in the I nit-
rd Stales is the Knulish haw- Now Moi s will be instalUH
thorn. Crataegus oyaruantha,v Mrs- Al'l!l Ii'K-lor at Ihe May
which is Ihe hawthorn or Mav inwcliim.
tree nf Kn-ilish literalurp and lori Mrs. I.. Mntsclicnbacher of the
which the Mayflower was named. Mt- harden Huh invited;
ji niw ! n dim - i v-
mav be had in white, pink or."' April 1,1 in the Henley
led. The red or Paul's scarlet is I'l'imge Hall.
the most showv and desirable! Mrs- Kiirl Hedman, speaker lor
(.- i,,k,.,,m ninniinn in xiiiw.,- the a f I fiiHn n. eae an intoicst in" i ment calendar, was made by
-.talk on western birds, illuslrated Klamath Falls. The photographer was Don KeMler.
HKI.P FOR A SA1.AI) Iwith pictures which she had paint-
W
Kver try mixing chicken and' Mrs. c'rvstel Chevne will give
lohsler for a salad? Hollow mil , t..k ,, ntadioli' at the neM
this 'n that
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HOME EXTENSION
Mrs. Katie Adams and Mrs. tember and members will be no-
Price "'ave a very uselubtilied
jilie .sH-i.;!rd I oiiniry Women of H.nold Th.m:'nn. vice chairman, demonstralmn on storing of kilch
I the Uoild. installed the lullowini: Mr, A,m,,, Sufnp rlJ.(1 electrical appliances.
AnVINIIRV C-OMMITTI.-K I -,.-n , ,H bv M,- TI,m,,.'Kersten chaani.m: ' Mrs Leon ''.v-'ivasurer. I Nest meeling will be in Sep.
Mrs. Orville Kerrell oresidecll on and Mrs. l-'neda Hutcins l.ylle. vice cliairman: Mrs John!
at the April II meeiini; ol ihe Mils a!-o were presemed to Mrs Slioenu:ker. secrelary. and M,N""'
Mamath loiinly Aihisorv ( om l.aura Vooro a'ld Mr. Hculah ' "'! huri;.'r ire.i-unr
millee in the Cedar room at the Kloiber lor Iheir nalleni liitinc Mrs liuili Ii. Dyer, home eco-i
Willard Hotel. Mrs. Lisle Pratljin-lrticlions. noinic e!cn-ioii aucnt for Mam-
was hosle.ss. Mrs Hull presented ihe lessoiiath Cuiintv. led the uroup in the
Mrs. Until Hyer. home exlen-topic. kitchen sloraue of eloctii- pi'i'H'il- U'acious Iio.Mcssiiik Mrs
sion acenl. reoorled on ihe sec-i-al eouinmenl. Pyer annoaiHod Ihe elcn-ion les
ond procram plaiunnc mcelinui Ottests were Mrs. Svlvia Tiltim.,'-ival will be held in Klamath I
i hold March 2!) at Joan s Kitchen Mrs. Di.vie Reilmeier and .Mrs.-'i''.K Anri! M llie Peace Me-
Kinal nlans were made lor IheMeda Williams. ;monal Piv bylcian I lunch. Ine
annual Homemiikers Sprint; Kesti-i Tlll flllil1 meelinu. a cleanup Ihcme of the leslival will be
val In he Aoril 2 ai l'e.i,-e Mi-. 1 session, will be held Mav ft at illnmemakei-s l.iiitlon
morial Presbyterian I'hurch. 1 10 am. Members are asked t holm-makers in the county
Next meetini; of ihe advisory ibrins work clothes and a sack"1""1'"-
commillee will be May Ifi at the lunch.
The
anil all,
Alter
meet inc.
home of Mrs. Louis Kandall.
THIS FLOWER arrangement, chosen from hundreds sub
mitted in a contest for publication in a flower arrange
ment calendar, was made by Mrs, Bernard L Valk, of
;bri(l.il shower, llonoi lli Mrs j
I.WCIH.I. VM.II'V IN IT I Hyer. a recent bride, was heldj
I.N(;K1.L V'M.I 1-' The l..in-!'n the rlnti-- room. A bcauliluHv:
I.IN'Dl.HV IIIK.HIS I NIT nrll Vallev Heme Kien.inn I 'mi decoraled swee'hcarl cake "raced
I.indley Heights Home Klen-,met at the home nf Dorolhyill'e serving table The cake was
sion t'nil met at .loan's Kitchen I Smith. April B. for Ihe tin.il meel-'made bv one ol Ihe unit's mem
April 13 with 12 members pres-!;,, uni, September. 'hers. Mrs. Karl l!ui -r Hn-t-!
out New oil leers were installed Marv Anne Noble has been esses lor Ihe evennm weie Mrs.'
by Mrs. Mayme Cammock. a past -chairman tor the past year. New Kloyd CIonsoii. M,s. Joe Conway
chairman, and presemed c o r-ofliccis were elected Willi Loismci Mrs. Ituiwe.
sapes. Mrs. Iuirahe Barrett is'Moniw the new chairman. Char 1
-.the new chairman. Mrs, Uiis lotte limbs, vice chairman, anil Hll'W MST IN IT
,-'V. ,,0"k- vwe chairman, and Mrs. .Virginia Kent, secreatary audi ,,,.,,.. visl . m .... i.i,,,lsi,,n
'.1 Kalhryn Billinss. seereiary-treas- treasurer. ;, ,, .. ,,,, . ; ,,.., ,.,,.
urer. (irace lVarhoni and J,ian Hit-, llh ,,,n (lM8 nu,mH,,.,
uic noie-i no suiiage tn eioc- ,son were leaders lor me protect. ,i.. c..... ., ....rx1
usini; aim siorni); oi Kiicnen eie
Irieal .-oioli.inees
,, , ... .. ., .. hi-ers or Ihe coining car. Mrs
Until liver from Klamath halls,., .... , . ,.
. . M (ileii Ihoniavon is ch.'mniail, Mrs
gave a short talk on gracious.
hostessing.
Luncheon was served by Caro
Ivn llearborn. Kvehn Sealer and
Irieal appliances was presemed
by lxiis Book. Lillian Mitchell and
Lauralie Barrett
CON('.l-:it-KAlllTi:V I'NIT
Officers' were installed al a
meetini; of Ihe Conger-Kairview
Home Kxlension Unit al Joan's loan Hilson.
Kitchen. I
Installed were Mrs. Alice He- ITtl-'.SCKNT-lill.CHHIST I NTT
Iron, chairman: Mrs. Ann Keder-I The Creseenl-Gilchrisl Home
narl. vice chairman: Mrs. Kran.Kxtension I'nit met Thursday.
Haves, secrelary, and Mrs. liuth! pril 7, al the Communily Club
A simple arrangement of Slias-.dow boy wtih black background''"!1- treasiirer. I fur a business and project meel-
..,..l.f...i.. .u l.n...' J i,... i . , . , -,a K.hi'i hronlh in 110 lllslricl l.arden Hub len- ' K'"-" mu- .". i-isie i ian. riiaiiniaii oi
- ""-"imeeiing ji;iv : iiiM.i.i.iiion aim a j . , ,., , i
them and then fill with the noul-l,.. .. ai .,i'. i,. i,ia ,i,,, a ,.- e.-,lle,l -Tre.-oiert T .-, ri i I i ..'"'iimal Show lor the Oregon Con-,
Wlfr-t'fifnT'tfiftTOilriMBri
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Mr.
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Local Woman Wins Honor
I m... I I. ....... . t ..O...I ..r i Hi '
I t WltS Dill Hi) South tlh i B ng,
JAMES C.
CHANCE
Merrill, Oregon
COfiqrQtulQtion
Jomcs C Chonce for be
ing the teoding Company
frm - car ialemon rn
ie'sicc and bQlOi perform,
ar-ce during March. Mr.
Cltonce ii wcM trained
anri highly qualified to
help with financial plan
ning to get the mobt val
ue from each dollar saved.
We particularly invita
vu to call Mr. Chance,
or write to Standard
Home Ofhce, for informa
tion about t h e newest
itjea in saving money
Standards Multr - Pur
pec Plon with 4 "a interest.
L1FK ACCIDENT
SICKNESS
f 'fe'iH l"ftivdul and 6roco
btafiaand
INSURANCE COMPANY
PORTLAND. OREGON
tsttbliahed 1906
Marrjard is a progressive ostein
company which offers many career
opportunities to men of character
and ambition. For details writi
Robert V. Cummins, Vice President
and Sales Director. Standard Jnsur
anc Company, P, 0. Box 711,
Portland 7, Oregon.
trv and se.Uood mixlinf.
!
KON'ANZA
loMili.-il tti-iifii-'im i Ann, ict KI'.O
iplneed in an heiiloom KnKlish shp ;0,r sul)mi,lp(i a" pUt.irc
;hone elnna sucar bowl the ar.is-j,,, )(, pn.v jn com ljlj()n ,,.
trv of a Klamath Falls woman! . ' ,
ROXANZV-The Bctiwina Gnr-and ol a Herald and News pho
len Club met at the home of itoraphcr. has hrouuht reeoj;ni-
Alyee Haley on April 8 with Presi-'tion to Klamath Falls.
Calendar published in New York
City. Distribution and eompelilioiii
I,,,' ,,l ,, ,,,,, ,. o .,,,., .i ..,,,1
dent Klsa Clark in eharee nf Ihe ir. n i. Valk Nosier
STANDARD Uhnrt Itiwinev roepline 'I'he riis-i.-. . i r x-n..it. ' ' '
UNIVIRSAl . " . :. ' .-neei. nu-oioei ui ioe
mei Mieeinit- ni ue oi nuiiiniiHij;,,!,, r.arden Club and the Klai
I). Ver-
Jaeal lor lravi, M or
(-ork ind pliv.i . ' . .
Htautitu Iv -
denicned and trees of Klamath Falls e;lvi
chrome plated, verv interesting demonstration on
Ivaralt A Jnningi
(DSIDI COMMODf
Foldint - Chromi!
alh Falls Garden Club, entered
The allraetive arranjiemenl, one
of HO ehosen from entries submit-
ed from this eotintrv and abroad.!
Plated. Removabli
ine ai raiie.emeni piaeeu in a sua- ,11 t... .. a in .,i..
. . .. ,(ler. One arrangement pietuie is
pninins shrubs and trees. I i"sl'n lnr ei" 01 lhe .v(,ill'j
The next nieelint; of the group A11T HAS - The Nile-I.ileslwilh a description ol the ar-
be at the home of Kvelvn haskethall team, seconri piaec m raunemeiii. name oi ine arrancer
Kemovahli ... , , . . , -,.,.. An'.;lilhe Alluras Women's Leaeue for and Ihe photouraoher
.r'LoV' IlnhoUi.r 22 ! 1'HiO. held ils second annual ban- lm Kelller of the Herald and
airloam padded seal
Aulhnrlird Ufuler
Rentals and Salei
In Th Villagt Court
tlh & Moin Ph. TU 2-347S
Hefreshmenls were served hv.quet at the Brass Hail on Salur- News look the piclure cturinc the
Mrs. Haley to .1. 1). Vertices. Id.iy evening. April 2. Present flower show. Ihe sugar bowl is
Klsa Clark. Irene Hartley. Alta wore teammates Doris Hartley, jowned by Mrs. Valk's sister. Mrs.
Dixon. Mary Sparks, Vi Hrown. Delnres Dewilt. Dorolhy Clark. Waller Ambers, Klamath Falls.
Virginia Hartley, Louisa Horton ,'Ithoda (lodd.-ud, Reverie Vincent! In place of the usual cash
Kvelvn Woods, Elizabeth Belljand Gloria Nolan, captain. Chap-iaward for winning enlries, Mrs.
Belly Hnri-iers, Virginia Marlyr.erons were Karl Clark, .lohnnyivalk has reqtiesled calendars for
Phyllis Huffman. Willadean Hall Hartley and Pole Dewilt. Unable gilts. These are in booklet lorm
and a guest. Mary .lacobsen. 'to attend was Claudia Carroll. and are sold at $1.50 each.
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