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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Friday. November 18. 1060 PAGE 3 A i.-i !' tl.tjSTTi 4 A . .J ' ' X' f M J . ; Wl A DUNSMUIR ARTISTS displayed their paintings last week in downtown store windows in observance of American Art Week. The showings were sponsored by the Dunsmuir Women's Club with Berniece Dodwell as local chairman. Shown are three artists with their paintings, from left, Bob Bectel, Lucille Newton and Berniece Dod well. Works of Grace Bascom and Nellie Masson were also on exhibit. Photo by Peggy Walsh. r ! V Women's Club Meets BONANZA The Bonanza Wom-lbe given to some lucky person en's Club met at the library thclat 4 o'clock. The bazaar is the afternoon of Nov. 1. with Cora club's annual money raising proj- Leavitt, president, in charge. Alia ect to maintain the library Dixon and Grace Wu were host esses. Veta Williams, chairman of the bazaar to be held at the library, meeting. SOCIETY Yacht Club Affairs Planned By HELEN BECHEN Dates to be remembered by members of the Klamath Yacht Club were announced following a recent meeting of the board of di rectors. Opening the fall social seaon will be the Harvest Ball Nov. 9 at the club starting at 8 p.m Members are urged to imitc guests and arrive earlv lor the social hour which will precede dancing at nine o'clock. Mumc will be furnished by the popular Sound Track Trio from Kmgsley Field. At 11:30 a turkey huttet dinner will be served. Making ar rangements for the parly a I e Vice Commodore and Mis. Itcno Byrnes, past Commodore and Mi s. Kay Byrnes and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunter. The next date to be circled on the calendar is Sunday. Dec. 11. the annual wild duck dinner. Serv ing will begin at three o'clock INSTALLED at joint public installation ceremonies Nov. 5 at- McCloud were Mrs. Ada Tannehill, worthy matron of Eastern Star, Chapter No. 381, and Willard Martin, worshipful master of Masonic Lodge No. 430. Photo by Ray Kite. Duplicate Play Winners Listed Everyone is reminded to bring embroidered articles and things for the white elephant sale next A PARTY given by mem. bers of the Bly Grange and the community teen agers honored Ronald "Buckshot' Cummings be fore he left recently to enter the Navy. Photo by Roberta McGee. Bly Youth Feted At Party BLY Members of Bly Grange nd the community's teenagers pave "Buckshot" Cummings a I cheery sendoff to Navy recruit training here recently. Cummings iPonald C. Cum mings, officially! is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cummings and the brother of Mrs. Ralph Biles and Cecil Nicholson, Klam ath Falls. For the party, the grange hall as decorated with red, white and blue streamers. His family, friends and grang ers presented gilts. He attended Bly school most of his life. Chaperons were Mrs. Cum mings, Mrs. Biles, Mrs. Basil Hall, Mrs. Martin Melsness tnd Mrs. Donald McGee. on Dec. 3, appointed the follow ing committees: miscellaneous. Madeline Ketchum and Patty Schmidt: doll. Donna Dixon and Doris Schmidli; aprons, Dorothy Peterson and Dortha Stephens: white elephant, Velda Haley and Elfreda Lindsay: food, Cora Leav itt, Margaret Burnett and Lil- Patty Schmidt won the special prize. The club will meet at 2 o'clock November 30 for their regular meeting to prepare for the ba zaar. Margaret Burnett and Cora Leavitt will be hostesses. There will be no meeting in December. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Grace Kresse, director ol duplicate bridge in Klamath Falls. announced the winners of 12 ta bles of master point play on Thursday evening, Nov. 10, as Mrs. Lena Smith and Mrs. Bob Sproat in the north-south posi tion and Mrs. George Myers and Mrs. Guy Hancock, east-west. Second place in the north-south, position went to Mrs. Emil Al brecht and Mrs. Gertrude Tolle, and third to Mrs. Harold Cloake and Mrs. Lois Serruys. East-west second were Mrs. G. W. Nelson and Mrs. Nor man House and third, Mrs. Guy Merrill and Mrs. Helen Mueller. Eight tables played in the master point tournament Tues day morning, Nov. 15. North-south winners were Mrs. Lena Smith and Mrs. Lovd Goble Mrs. H. O. Juckeland and Mis. Robert Thompson were second and reservations are a must. Dec 18 is the dale of the an nual Commodore's Tom and Jer ry party. Details on the December events will be announced later. Two Mark Date At Dinner Party LANGFLL Vt.LEY-.lr. and Mrs. .lack Metier were honored on their Xith wedding anniver sary with a dinner at the home of their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Metier Jr. ol Klamath Falls, on Nov. 13. A social lime followed the din ner, (miosis were Mr. and Mrs. Metier Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Yancey and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Keady and daughter, and the host and hostess and their three children. and Mrs. Bill Cunningham and Mrs. Frank Ricky, third. Leading the east-west players were Mrs. Oscar Shive and Mrs David R. Vandcnherg Sr., f o I lowed by Mrs. .1. L. Calhoun and Mrs. Jamfs Slilwell in second spot and Mrs. Frank Tarr and Mrs. Warren Rennet in third place. Ihe committees masterpoinl open will be Sunday, Nov. 20. starting at 1:30 p m. at Ihe City Library. NEW TABLECLOTH A new spot-resistant tablecloth is finished so that mealtime spills "bead up" on the surface and can ihe blotted up with a sudsy sponge lor cloth before they do damage. I What's more, this rayon-and-ace-tale cloth can be machine-washed without affecting the finish, and requires little or no ironing. lian Bechdoldt; hospitality. FIor-:Mae Gale. Mildred Kclleson. Dor ence McCartie and Mildred Kel- tha Stephens. Patty Schmidt, I.il- leson; cleanup, veta imams ana all members. Coffee will be served all day lian Bechdoldt, Velda Haley, Flor ence Horn, Ida Wu. Veta Wil liams. Birdie Burk. Margaret Bur- from 10 until 4 p.m., bazaar nett, Florence McCartie, Donna hours. Sandwiches will be sold to Dixon. Ida Casebeer and Cora go with the coffee. The doll will Leavitt. SATURDAY ONLY! Brass-Plate Trimmed Pole Lamp Yule Decor Shown To Garden Clubs YREKA More than 250 gar den and flower lovers gathered at the flower and holiday ar rangements demonstration pre sented Oct. 29 at Winema Hall at the Siskiyou County Fairgrounds t'ndcr joint sponsorship of Shasta Valley Garden Club of Montague and the Yreka Garden Club, fea turing Marvin Black of Salem as demonstrator. During the morning half of the demonstration. Black created ef fective arrangements with the use of chrysanthemums and native greenery with rocks and figurines. He used many appointments fea turing driftwood with flowers. Arrangements for the holiday reason, demonstrated during the afternoon session, included table and mantel pieces featuring the quieter tones of greens and browns with Madonna figurines and candles, to Ihe gayer concept of Christmas with its colorful or naments and twinkle. Mrs. Black assisted her hus band. 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