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Duncans Huni in
Eastern Oregon
.VALLEY COUPLE WED
IN RENO OCT. 11
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The marriage of Robert Lackey,
son of Mrs. Emeiia Lackey o'
Kerby, and Mabel Capps of
O’Brien was announced this week.
M r«. Mahalla Du ncaa
The couple was wed Oct. 11 in
Phon. 1322
Reno, Nev., after which they hon­
KERBY—Mr. and Mrs. George eymooned in Klamath Falls and
Duncan went to eastern Oregon Lakeview visiting friends. The
for the hunter’s choice deer seas­ Lackeys are presently living at the
on last weekend. Mrs. Duncan shot' .Rustic Inn.
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a doe. They report there are
very few deer being taken this Edit* College Paper
year.
Joan Burnett, daughter of Mr.
Mrs. Mary McDaniel has gone and Mrs. Loyd Burnett of Cave
to Los A igeles, Calif., to visit, Junction, is the editor of the
her brother who is very ill. She . student paper “Vanguard” at Port­
land State where she is a sopho­
expects to be gone two weeks.
•Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arrants had more. She is also managing the
campus bar, according to her moth­
the chimney repaired at the Ritz i er who visited her at the college
Tavern recently.
this weekend.
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Fascinating Fashions
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Be Beautiful, "I have a feeling
she’ll find it easy — 1/ she’ll be oh-
jective and realistic.”
For instance, Julie advises
good set of rules to follow in
lecting a new Fall and Winter
wardrolie might well go something
like this: (1) Choose the lines that
will balance your figure for the
neatest, most graceful effect. (2)
Select only enough accessories to
smartly accent your costumes —
never so many that you will look
like a Christmas tree. (3) Plan
vsur wardrolie so that vou will al­
ways lie "understated." Thai is,
you will lie dressed down for each
occasion—rather than overdressed.
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In Traction
Son Born Io Gammels
Friday, October 24, 1952
Illinois Valley News
Mrs. Howard Bears» has
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gamniel are
the parents of a son, Michael in traction at Josephine General
Thomas, born Oct. 16, and weigh­ hospital since last Friday and is
| expected to be there ten days.
ing 7 lbs. 11 ozs.
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LOGGERS
CONVENT«
4i>pii.i7»l'
Ginny Simms
1' a- bion is first and always good
la te no matter what else it may
be. Ibis is the opinion of Ginny
Simms, who is heard on CBS’s
Jack Smith - Dinah Shore - Ginny
Simms Show, and of many other
-inait gills. Each season there are
■pecific silhouettes, color combina­
tions, etc., which especially set
apart the superficial fashion picture
for that year — but they must lie
chosen and worn with an eye to
good taste and suitability.
If a girl sits down and makes
up her own rules of good taste,"
suggests Julie Bennett, of “Life Can .
Shower Honors
Patsy Perry
A bridal shower was given by
I the high school senior girls Oct.
■ 20 for Patsy Perry who is to
become the bride of Morgan Yar­
brough in November.
Also honored was Mrs. Bill Mar­
tin, the former Lillie Scott who
was recently married.
The shower was held at the home
of Charlene Bliss with Bonnie Al­
len and Virginia DeMersseman act­
ing as hostesses.
The evening was spent playing
games. After Patsy opened he>-
gifts refreshments of cake, ice
cream and punch were served to
the following girls: the honoree,
Barbara Bell, Darlene Nelson, Lola
Hulsey, Joneile Benge, JoAnn Tay­
lor, Claire Cooper, Carol Burr,
Pat Spalinger, Charlotte King,
Joyce Hawkins, Beverly Platter,
Louise Horner, and the hostesses.
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Just watch this McCulloch cut, Olaf!
Julie Bennett
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Bring
Back
6
Bucks
Among the more fortunate hunt­
ers this season was the group
who returned from northern Calif,
with six bucks. In the party were
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Frost and
Mr. und Mrs. Ray Frost and fam­
ily of Selina; Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
McCracken of Cave Junction and
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Frost of Port­
land. Mr. and Mrs. Les Frost and
family joined the group for supper
Satuiday and left their son Leslie
to return with his grandparents
Monday.
Everywhere you go, you see McCulloch chain saws.
You’ll find them working in the biggest camps and you’ll
find them in the hands of the smallest operators. Loggers
like McCullochs because they’re easy to carry, easy to start,
and easy to keep running. And you should see them cut.
See a Demonstration— Within the next few days, stop
by our store tor a real demonstration of wood cutting. Or give us
a call and we ll try to arrange a show for you at your place. There's
no obligation We just want you to see what a McCulloch can du.
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TREASURE HUNT PLANNED
AGAIN THIS YEAR
Some of the merchants will hold
a Treasure Hunt again this Decem­
ber, announced Harry Holmes of
Valley Variety and Apparel this
week.
‘Mt will be on the same order as
last year’s Hunt,” he said.
The date for the first meeting
of all interested merchants will
be announced later.
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Born to Rosenberry*
A daughter weighing seven
pounds ten ounces was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rosenberry
of O'Brien Oct. 15 at the Jose­
phine General hospital.
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