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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1960)
? Jl, y AH Jtf MR. AND MRS. CHARLES R. THURMAN and 8-month-old daughter, Maura Lela, of Kentfield were guests recently at the home of his parents, the Charles Thur mans of Hilyard Avenue. Mrs. Thurman has just finished illustrating a book on com mon native animals written by two professors at San Jose State College. The framed picture shown in the background is a water color she painted recently of a Malln ranch scene. Her husband is associated with the Lawrence Warehouse Inc., San Fran cisco Branch. , . Photo by .Miller.Williams. i LAKEV IK W SCHOOL LAKEVIEW A large attend ance was r.oted tor the panel discussion at the Union School PTA meeting at the West Side on Friday evening. Nov. 18. The juvenile problem as it is related to adult responsibility was talked about by Jack Trabont, Lake County juvenile officer, and other panel members, the Rev. Al Bekkedahl, minister of the THE WEDDING of Susan Carol Smith and Bruno Marchese will be event of Dec. 10 in Sacred Heart Catholic Church in this city. The betrothal news was announced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Smith of John Day. She is a graduate of South Eugene High School and Zweig man School for Medical Secretaries in San Fran cisco. The future bride groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Attilio Marchese of Klamath Falls, is a grad uate .of San Jose State College and is presently on the administrative staff of Oregon Technical Institute. Engagement Made Known MrCLOUn Mr. and Mrs. Mae Kicci are announcing the engage' mont of their daughter, Karen Ailrcn to Richard Steven Bottling ol Woodland. TIip hiidc-elcct attended Mc rlnud schools and was graduated from Mills College la.st June. She jt presently employed at Chil dren's Hospital in San Francisco. The prospective bridegroom is thp son of Mr. and Mr?. Steven IMtlinE of Woodland. He attend .fl 1 hp Woodland schools and was graduated from the University of California at Davis where he was efliliated with the Phi Sigma Kap pa fraternity. He is presently en gaged in farming. Wedding plans are indefinite. PTA News Conservative . Baptist Church Stanley J. Tooke, principal of the ITF.RAI.D AND NEWS. Klamath FtlU. Oregon Sunday, November 27, 10 PAGE S-B V4 Jk" T I Convention Report Made By State President-Elect Mrs. Philip Cole of Klamath celebrities, who were introduced Falls, president-elect of the Oie-.Man.v of the lovely gowns mod gun State Dental Auxiliary ve- cled had been worn in famous cently attended the fifth nalional motion pictures by such stars as dental auxiliary convention at the Clara Bow, Marlene Dietrich. Gloria Swanson, Hedy Lamar and Grace Kelly. One of the most beautiful gowns was made of green metallic thread and weighed 25 pounds. Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Anoroximatelv .170 delegates, al ternates and officers attended the business, meetings and social affairs. t the business meetings den-iDcsigned by Edith Head of Pala tal health programs in the schools were discussed at length. Colored and sound film and clever pup pet shows were used to illustrate 'tional officers was held at a mount Studios, it will be worn by Juliette Prowse. Election and installation of na- the various phases of the pro gi.ims. Some of the high points of the conference were the home tour and tea, which included visits to tal staff al Walter Reed Hospital luncheon in the ballroom of the Ambassador Hotel. Guest speaker was Dr. Robert Shira. colonel in the Armv and chief of the den- many lovely homes and area land marks; a concert by the Los An geles Philharmonic Orchestra with Nadine Connor, Metropolitan op- eia star, as guest soloist, and tcction. in Washington, ux. ur. Nina spoke of the advancement in den tal health and oral cancer and of the extreme need of early de- Kddie Bergman's orchestra played (or dancing following the dinner. Reside Mrs. Cole other Oregon delegates were Mrs. Bryant Al lien, Oregon state president from Portland; Mrs. J. P. Slagias of Salem, fust vice president; Mrs. Lee Mellish. Medford. second vice president, and Mrs. George Red path of Portland, past state presi dent. Mrs. Redpath was elected to the national nomination com mittee at the convention. Dr. and Mrs. Cole and their daughter. Dorothy Bttchanan of Portland, spent some lime in Mex ico and Las Vegas after attend ing the dental convention. They also visited friends and Mrs. Cole's sister in California on their re turn trip home. luncheon and style show by Bui locks, presented in the Bill more Bowl of the Biltmore Hotel Included in the more than 1.400 One of the most important so cial events of the convention was the president's banquet at the Biltmore Hotel in honor of Dr. Austria, Switzerland and West Germany are developing upper stretches of the Rhine River to in crease shipping from landlocked central Europe to the open seas. Fidelis Circle Meets In Etna : ETNA Mrs. David LaFevers was hostess at her home in Etna to members of Fidelis Circle of 'he V'omens Socie'y of Christian Service Nov. lfi. Mrs. Keith Whip, pie conducted the meeting. The devotional was given by Mrs. Robert Tuttle. Plans were discussed for the program of the general meeting Dec. 6. The next meeting at the. ho:ne of Mrs. Robert Tuttle will be a Christmas partv. Members will make some holiday decorations at that time. The project of making bean hags for the Navajo missions was completed. Those present were Mrs. Doug las Horn, Mrs. Robert Tuttle. Mrs. Keith Whipple, Mrs. Kenneth De pew, Mrs. Richard Kcllmer, Mrs. Charles Peckham Jr., Mrs. Rich ard Kramer and Mrs. Claire M. Potter. MRS. PHILLIP COLE, left, president-elect of the Oregon State Dental Auxiliary, tells Mrs. Fred Krauel, president of the local unit, of the national convention she recently attended in Los Angeles. Photo by Guderian. guests at the luncheon and style and Mrs. Paul Jcserick. Featured show were many motion picturciat the banquet was Boh Hope. Montague Club Aids Toy Drive MONTAGUE The new home of Mrs. Sidney Terwilliger in Little Shasta was the setting for the November meeting of the Home Economics Club of the Greenhorn Grange No. 3B4. During the ses sion members voted a cash con-i tribulion to the community toy drive for needy children. Mrs. Vayne Ralston, president, conducted the meeting, during which the group made plans tor the next meeting, a Christmas party, to be held Dec. 9 at thci home of Mrs. John Cawlcy on the Fort Jones road. Each mem ber is to bring a gift, not to ex ceed 50 cents, for the gift exchange. The group presented Mrs. Ter-1 williger with a plant as a gift from the club for her new home. Present in addition to those mentioned were Mrs. John Caw ley. Mrs. Lou Coles, Mrs. George Zuleima Nile To Meet Dec. 7 The Klamath Falls Nile Club will hold its last meeting of the vear at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 7, at the Willard Hotel. All Nile Club members are urged to attend this Christmas meeting and to bring a gift for the Christmas box which will be sent to the Shruiers' Hospital for crippled children. The age limit has been raised to 16 years, and in selecting gifts members are asked to remember the teenage children. This year the eifts are not to be gift-wrapped but arc to be marked as to age of child, whether for boy or girl and cost of present. The Altamont Junior High Chor us will provide the entertainment for the Christmas mectinc. Lakeview Junior High School: Walter, Mrs. Daisy Bray, Zelma Mrs. William Van Cleave. Girl i Walter. Mrs. Mary Lemos, Mrs. Scout executive, and Laurayne Kennedy, 4-H Club agent. Mrs. Lynn Wyman, PTA presi dent, conducted a short business meeting, and Mrs. Ralph Patrick, as program chairman, was mod erator for the panel discussion group. Mary Truphemus, Mrs. Carrie Le May. Mrs. Mary Bovee, Mrs. Ma- bel Marx, Mrs. Margaret Winter ing, Mrs. Freda Hoskins and Mrs. Estplla Severns. Mrs. Terwilliger served refresh ments at the close of the meet ing. omanb I 'tllahnuulo -, , ii 'Mi' no n. with Nancy Hanschman A CBS Radio Feature only on If CI Uf Mon.-Fri. 2:30 P.M. rvl l-Tr 1450 on Your Dial Another "HIV Style ...from BOG AT AY'S Hard To Fit? Come In , , . 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