The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, April 19, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPage Three mi Worden and Calkins HAT SHOPPE IV FA NTS' DEPARTMENT 4 ' I'.very mother likes to see her baby look kveet and dainty, vve nave a new showing if haiul made dresses and undies for the Lfaiit that will nlease everv mrh.r J u ( V4 ie price is no higher than the manufac ired garments. Located in Jaarnhart . SOCIETY CLUBS - CHURCHES - LODGES '.V l.yttn YAmmcrmanVhonfi 570 IMNT M TltONK ri.i it to meet ritiii.t v Mr Charles Mari.n mil l-r a plea.,,,, .urrllie Thursday afternoon In In nor of her ,1 I N t.rtxA . .. m. Wilbur j... .ill l. ,. ,., ,H , ' "'n w .pent Wa.lnnKtor, Mr.-, ...J . d''"lr lur"'l""'- The guest, were: Mr., c. K. Myers. Mr.. I. Hotter. Mr., e. r. Smith. Mw. imei:mitv women ; r Gallagher. Mr. u. u. Han.m T" .lgrCT ! Mr,. C. ,,. P.eeve. , , hoit,. The American As.orlation of Vnl--,lr- K- c- Knight, ver.liy Women which organized ! . In Klamath Kill, recently will met ; i.sts i.viu ! l the banquet table Monday eD- EASTER VACATION ItiK at :30 o'clock at the White' MIm Leil, Brown and Mis, Marian INillrao holnl. An lntriMtln nr. ' n. . . " .wii njM-nt iaster vacation with gram k been arrant by ,h. Minn Gertrude Undley .t the Gel program committee. Mis. Klol.e K. Undsey bme. from their borne Mrl-hHraon will .in "Oh. Golden !n Medford. Whlln in KlaTh Hun" and "A, Partly ' Mr,. It. Full. h. .,. " "V """ A. Austin win give two piano nun,- with . .unibw. of m ' "" I..K Mr.. K. I.. fr.mblHt will be , UI.-r. Thny r,tum,d th I, til- lr!... lj.I .pnakHr of the hvp. x.ek , lh Inn. luk Iiik ai b.-r topic "Th.- A nn ami M.it:v.- of (Mir On:jiiiznlnn " ... . . .... KASTKIt I'AltTV ON MOMlAV Mr.. J M. H.-dfr,l f-ntcrtained Fe-r May Gradlmte Pleasing Jewelry selecting a commencement gift, why not mmemonite the event by a gift that will be ist pleasing; and permanent. Graduation is notable event in your s0n's or daughter's or bung friend's life make the gift a notable too. George L. Metz, Jeweler "Let George Do It" 622 Main St. I'Vllilo'is lV ots.itKli AT I'KKSIIVTKKI lit let -II TODAY Tin- rKrani fur Patriot'. Da for a numh'T of friend at hnr cal- Ittw.: ProrHl(jnal Star KpaiiKli'd Hannnr. Allan Sloan. AniHrican'. f'ri'id. Kfttpon.H Hnadlnc. A Praynr of (iirorKH Wa.liin- t4n'., Mrs. It.irhl Solomon. to ! (ivnn l.y Din DniiitlitHr. of '" "" A"n,'Jr lake 'a 'maor of her AniiTlran ItHViilmlnn KnnH.v ..vn. ,WJ JauithtrrH. Jani-l and Kolierta Iiik at 7:30 In PrmliytHrian church "''df,,ri1 Monday faternoon. Fol io whl.h the public I. Invited fol-.'"lnR a 1,,nrh,"n- 'he children in , i.-iu party joined in an Easter egg jhuut on the lawns. Those present I daring the afternoon were: Mrs C Salute to the Klait. led by Mrs. ' '"' Mj,,"n' 1M Mas.in. Helen Ma- iu. jirs. jotin lioyle. Marguerite Hoyle. (lerrtude Boyle. Wilbur lones. June Setzer. Mary Thomas. B..tty Anne Jones. Mrs. Gomar Jone. Pearl Westfall. Iloberta and Hymn. America the Beautiful. "url "'u'" a -irs. J. M. Bed- Ite.ding of the Governor'. Reel.-1 '' lb hosle mation Addre.s. f'onccrd and Lex-! Ing.on. Mrs. n. K. Watlenberg. mtn( f'l.l B "Concord Hymn." Kmerson. Mrs. i l:l'K,TS OKF,rK',St4 ( harle. Wood Kberlnin. I tAecl1 of ""r8 was the main Solo. Babylon. Watson. Mrs. Bert , event of ,he e"inK. when Miss C Thoma. (Feme Hanks nad Mrs. D. N. Cle- 'lxington. Holmes. Mis. LeL.lne ' n """"'""ned members of the WeJt Kedron club at the home of the MolodiH. con.po.ed by Gen. Ch... Thur8da nie- Election G. Dnvls. vice-president U. S.. Mr..; vera Charles Wood Kberleln. Adiiress of Nationl President D. A. K . Mis. Wilbur Jones. Clip and Save This List Call and Look at These USED PIANOS It often happens that a good used piano thoroughly overhaul ed and refinished by skilled mechanics, is just what many people are looking for. The two pianos described below were taken in exchange, they have been carefully overhauled in our shops and are in fine condition. Lester Piano $178 Here's a real bargain as will be shown when you hear its tone. The case also is very unique and plain in a brown oak finish. Kohler& Chase $163 This little piano is also in an oak case and its tone will surprise you. And it will be a credit to any home. We also have an exceptiona 1 bargain in a slightly used player, this instrument has only been out a few months and cannot be told from new. This player is in a beautiful mahogany case, up-to-date in every respect. Terms may be had on any the above mentioned pianos to suit your convenience. Delivery free. Call, write or ring up. Klamath Falls Music House 122 South Sixth Street. Phone 125 ! Houston, president; Miss Mae Phin- ney. vice-president; Miss Jean Perry secretary; Miss Mary Walker, treas-' Solo. Recessional, Kipling. Mrs. "rer- also the observance of Georgia Itabcock, America Prayer. P.ev. A. I.. Uice. the birthday of Mrs. E. I.. Cramblltt. and a huge birthday cake was serv-' ed to the guest,. TKWimtS SI'l:D I SUSPRISK SPRING VACATION IVOCNG OI PI.K Ami. tig the many Interesting trips Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills were, taken during spring vacation by , Pleasantly surprised on Friday! vnrloiw teachers in the Klamath night when a group of friends call- school wa, that taken by Miss I.o-!-l on them in their new home in. retta Jennings who is spending the the Winter's apartments. Mrs. Mills, 'week with her sister in Sau Kran-I1" remembered as .Mis3 Jennie. Miss Hazel Noble, taecher In Cen- Mills was an event ot Easter morn-1 tral school. Is visiting with friends! Following an evening at cards in the city during Easter week, refreshments were served . The fol-j Mis, Olive Wilson spent Easier , lowing guests called on Mr. and. vacation with her mother. Mrs. Mrs. Mills: Mrs. Waive Bell, Miss Sarah Wilson. In Yoncalla at their Klise Mil'herson. Miss Florence - t;9 Ann- At., Tl.n.,.n '. country home, north of Itosenurg. . ......o ...uc Mis. Lel-aine West, spent Enster Miss Vera Houston and Ned Metcalf, week-end with Mrs. Johnson, health : Peroy Murray. Frank Moser. George nurse, of the Klamath Indian res- Mclntrye and i.ioya porter. Your Photograph A MAr9!s Day Gift!: Wcmber 'wav hnolc wVion nnmo nnp took a Cnl! l'hoto of yourself ? Remember the tin pe With it's miainr nrwo? TInw mnrriPf Ktill 'weathase pictures! foday y(UIl. ih()t0) made her0) wiU giye her a3 t tlagueireotype days is the man of today. fH n811?".1"'1 tnat you make your appointment 10fa Slltlllfr n,,..l U - .. . tV,f un Mother's 1W Rin,,ia mL, in ' 327 M ain St Opposite Court House Phone 39 er vat ion. enjoying several days in that vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Alhurt G. Morrison aro expected In from ; San Francisco where they spent the ' past week, visiting in valley towns 'and witnessing the arrival of the fleet In Golden Gate harbor. Mrs. I Morrison Is a teacher In the Klam- MIW. M NKAI.Y AND MRS. SARIN ENTERTAIN" At two prettily appointed bridge luncheons on Friday and Saturday, Mrs. Lynn Sabln and Mrs, William W. Mc.N'ealy entertained a 2t0 tables of bridge at the Hall Annex. The sun parlor was artistically decor- ,1111 Hl-uui'ia. .... , i . , ' Miss Alice Blackford, principal ot,a w.m spring i.uwe, imrp.e auu Falrvlew school, visited with friends yellow iris predominating 'and relative, in Medford over the Purine the afternoon Miss Ruth week, returning for her work on McNealy del.ghted with a number Mondav morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. ' !'""" ollw- Assisting Mrs. Mc ; V, d wells, let! for the north the Nr Mrs Sabln about the . . ' ., ,. .h. vr. rooms were: Mrs. H. N. Moe, Mrs. lPalle uUriCiai 'iio. uiii i i uiiiuca and Mrs. E. It. Hall. High score for Friday bridge went to Mrs. and Miss Mae Ph Inney .pent , e I , y.BHIMltai.ll.w .T'.TT' T 1 1. 7iTailT-i-i .Tt ITTlTTmWl II II --.nr--p TT"T7Tt I U SIP 1 f!m ) mm mrnmcmt w -" fl CLEANING REPAIRING REMODELING I STORAGE nniVAPTC SHOP 1 II 210 Main Telephone 511 1 Wells Oregon City Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Wattenburg. accompanied by Mrs. Myrtle Helms, week in San Francisco where they Inspected tho Atlantlc-Pacifl now In Golden Gate harbor. . . .. received high score yesterday and Insnecteit tho At anitc-racmc ueei inspitiia s.. 10 Smith, low score. TEA I I I O'VB ENTERTAINS 1 In honor of their friends and husbands, members of tho Tea Cup club entertained with an Informal ... .. Thnrniinr evening Jn the i puny on - 1 ' Methodist church parlors. Games, and music tooK tip mo major lo tion of tho evening, followed by the: serving of a dainty supper. More .. -n ,.nest en oyea ine iiu.ui. MUSIC NOTED TENOR TO APPEAR HERE IN CONCERT Coming hero direct from a suc cessful season with the-Brandon Opera company George E. Maddox, noted tenor, will be Dreaented In than iu fcursin . j - - The party had been postponed from j concert by tho Choral club of the April 24 at the M. E. church. Mr. Maddox will have as assisting ar tists Rupert Maddox, W. Carlton onrlv in March duo among the members, New Brunswick Records EVERY DAY No waiting for weekly or monthly re leases of records but something new every day at our store. All models of Brunswick Phonographs and Radiolas sold on easy terms. CURRINS FOR DRUGS i Portland Klamath Falls llll M RS. KNIGHT HONORED . . . Jj Tho friends of Mrs. C. E. Knight (Continued on Pago Six)