Malin Clubs
MALIX-Mrs. Robert 'Brown
was hostess Nov. 20 for a meet
ing of the Helping Hands Soci
ety at the Malin Community
Hall. Mrs. Harold KnUkcrn pre
sided. Alice Olsen was appointed to
the calling committee for East
Malm and Bees McCullcy for
West Malin.
The society decided to donate
$15 to the Christmas clearing
bureau in Klamath Falls.
The annual Christmas party
will be held on the r e g u 1 a r
meeting date during the day at
the Malin Community Hall.
There will be a potluck dinner
and an exchange of gifts not to
exceed $1.50.
Lois Moore entertained the
VKW Social Club on Nov. 20.
Mary Alice Stnstny and Marga
ret Peckham won prizes from
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the two tables of pinochle in
play.
Others present were Hose Van
Meter, Arlene Williams, Ruth
Morrow, Helen Whitman, Alber
ta Williams, Sylvia Laird and
Ekie Wolf.
The Christmas party will be
Dec. 18 at tile VKW Hall with
a 6:30 family potluck dinner
and a dollar gift exchange.
The Happy Hour Bridge Club
met recently at the home of
Mrs. G. C. Blohm. Mrs. Con
Johnson won high score and
Mrs. Charles Hamilton second.
Others making up the two ta
bles on bridge included Mrs. J.
Perry Haley, Mrs. Lester Schrci
ner, Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs.
W. C. Dalton Sr., Mrs. Rob
ert Holl and Mrs. A. E. Street.
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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon
Sunday, December I, IK!
The Klamath Falls Zuleima
Nile Club collected jams and
jellies for the Shrine Crippled
Children's Hospital at their
luncheon meeting Wednesday,
Nov. 4, at the Winema Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Anderson
showed pictures of their recent
trip to Europe and Israel.
Fall flowers in horns of plen
ty used as table decor were
given as prizes to Princesses
Peggy Harnsberger, Flo Stein
seifer, Marlys O'Neill, Mary
Johnson and Eve Alley.
The committee was intro
duced and thanked by Princess
Margarite Breithaupt.
Princess Dorothy Neet an
nounced that cards would be
played at 10 a.m. before the
meeting on Dec.
The next ceremonial will be a
potluck luncheon at Grants
Pass on Dec. 14.
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HONORED Mr. and Mrs. Alonio M. White of New
port were honored Nov. 17 at the home of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. White, on
the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary.
Photo by Bob Anderson
Mrs. Dean Dunson attending
the coffee service was assisted
by Mis. R. D. Mathis. Acting
as hostesses were Andrea Moore
and Jan Cleaves.
The honored couple came to
Oregon in the early 20's and set
tled in the Bend and Powell
Butte area. In 1940 they moved
to Cottage Grove and a year
later to Portland where they
made their home until about a
month ago when they moved to
Newport. Alonzo White engaged
in the carpenter and building
business until his retirement in
1950.
Also present for the reception
were two sisters and a brother
of Mrs. While. Ruby and Edna
Jaraczeski and Arthur Lundbcrg
all of Great Falls.
Coming from Medford (or the
occasion were children of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward J. White, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Glcaves and
Mr. and Mrs. G. Glcaves and
Iheir two children, Debhi and
Greg.
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Goldenweds
Alonzo M. and Agnes While
were married in Great Falls,
Mont., on Nov. 19, 1913. Fifty
years later, this year, they ob
served the day on Nov. 17 at
the home of their youngest son,
Edward J. and his wife, Kitty,
on the Merrill Highway.
The Whites, who are residents
of Newport, Ore., were greeted
by about 70 guests during the
reception hours of 2 until 5 p.m.
Included among the guests were
two sons, Leon Wliile of Seattle,
Robert While and his wife,
Kayc, and their three children,
Billy Shell; and Perry of San
Francisco: two daughters, Ruby
Garner, San Diego, and her
three sons, Michael, Ricky and
Sloven, and Lois Shaw of Gar
dena, Calif. One son, Harvey
and his children of B o s t o n,
Mass., were unable to be pres
ent. The reception table was
adorned with a beautiful gold
arrangement fashioned by Nor
ma Ucrlings and the traditional
wedding cake trimmed with ros
es of yellow and gold. Other
decorations alraut the home
were fall flowers complemen
tary to the golden wedding
theme.
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