Mona Dixon Bride
Sunday Afternoon
Tlio homo of Mr, und Mm. Z. W, Dixon on 2023 Altiimont
cli'lvo wun clioaon (or tho werkllnu of their duuKjiter, Monu Iitubul
Dlxnn, to John ltonulcl MoCliicr, son uf Mr. And Mm. Charles
McCluor uf I'liaiuluiiu, Calif,, on Sunday, October 7, at 2 o'clock.
Tho riov. Godfrey Matthews of tho Community ConKrcuntlorial
church rend tho nor v leu. Tho whllo cundlca In lull candelabra und
masses of whltn gladioli formed beautiful background for tho
wedding.
The bride, ulveii In mnrriuKc by her futhor, woro frock of
whltn wool, Klic curried n UlDlr
which win b brown orchid
with while ttrnimnin. Her sister,
Mm. L, V, Nntzar, wim miitron
of honor und ior drew was of
gray crone, Sho carried a bou
quet of pink asters. U. W, Nolzer
wnii best man. Mrs. Dixon, moth
er of tho bride, woro a dress of
dusty rone crepo with n cnrsniic
of iiurdcnliia.
Only inemberi uf the fumlly
and a few Inllinnte frlcndii were
present at the ceremony.
Barbara Zinn nhmid the tradi
tional wedding march and Alyco
Wells suntf "1 Love You Truly."
At 4 o'clock there win h re
ception for tho brldo and groom
t the Dixon home. Tho brldc'a
rnkn und minch were o r v o d
from u tuble covered with luco
cloth and lighted by candles. Tea
rosebuds circled the cuke and the
buffet was uIko beautiful with
tea rotes and cnudlei.
Mr, and Mrs. McCluer left
Sunduy evening for Long Beach,
Calif., where thoy will muko
their homo at 23B-A Qulncy
avenue.
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Catholic Women
Catholic Daimhlcrs of Amer
leu held a business meeting In
the narloh hall October B with
Azltu Kennedy, grand regent,
nrrsidlnii. Ann Icotlons for mem
bershlp wero roud for the first
I me u thli meeting anu inmu
lion will bo hold Monday, Octo
ber 20, at 8 p. m. In the KC hull
Plana wero made for tho com'
munlon breukfaal which will bo
aerved bv tho Knlnhta of Coluni
bua in tlio narlah hall after tho 8
o'clock muss Sunday, October
211, to all Cuthollc Daughters and
cand liia tea.
The mooting cloaed with
prayer led by tho court chapluln,
Hev. T. Casey, ana reirem
menta wero aerved by Agnea La
Lontlo and Helen Euan, co-host-esses,
assisted by Hilda Crouae,
Frances Drullner, Marcciia i,ur
rler and Mao Carrier. It wua re
ported that aeven lap-robea had
been completed and turned In to
the Hod Croaa by the Cothullc
Daughters icw im cluu.
Catholic women who acrvod
at Die UKO center during the
month of Soptcmbcr were Llvla
Docchl, Elhol Brunner, Katy
Carty, Alico Carnlni, Helen
Kgan, Velma Fouarly. Emma
Grey, Winifred Hooker, Clara
Heun. Rove Igl, Martha Lavonik
Kslcllo Milkcy, Kmlllo Miller,
Diyllla Mohoney, Violet Plesor
Muncl Hoinon. Kliioncw actum
Mildred Smith, Rule Dubel, Ma
tllda Elle, Mrs. Andrew Home!
Mra. X. L. Nldorf, Mrs. J. H,
Paul and Mra. Lynn Roycroft,
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Third Birthday
John Hlbbs, thrcc-yeur-old
aon of Mr. and Mra, Richard
Hlbbs, celebrated hla birthduy
luat Saturday with a party given
for him by hi mother at the
Hlbbs homo, 140S Eldorado.
Little guests aoent the after
noon with a peanut hunt In the
yard and later party refresh
menls wero served.
Gucata were Bill Sproot,
oeorge nilcrait. Uavld 5chnce
beck, Richard Bogatay, Tommy'
Shaw, Roger Bussln, Jan Bax
ter, David Buxtor, Judy Dorbor
Is, Pamela Houacr, Judy Schnco
beck, Joanne Bogatny, Harry
Hlbbs and Jimmy Hlbbs.
Assisting Mra. Hibbs were
Mrs. Rudy Hornston. Mrs. John
Schubert and Mrs. Thomas San
doe. S. C. MITCHELL
Mmhr Jan. N, Tafl Aj Aainelatei
ail Ltimharman'a Btrtf., Portland,
"ftervlna tha Hard of Hearing Unci
19.14.
At Wintma Hot.l, Klamath
Falls. Wod. and Thur..
Oct. 17-18, 1 to S p. m.
7MwmSi Tha llatlranli
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13 ynn ef clecironlc eaperlenee art
behind Drliont, the electronic hearing
aid of witch. like pttciilon and hlshcn
quality. Enjoy rtmirkibly lifelike isna
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S. C. MITCHELL
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Pl" "end Fusil booklet on
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1'iie to tha unprecedented demand
tor tha New Heltons Mono-pao wa
have a numhar of aond uied Inatru
niaiite at haraaln prlcna.
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Women Voters
An Intonalvo study of tho
puuee problem la being under
taken by thu Khunutli chatitur
of the Lcuguo of Women Voter,
following out tho national pro-
firiim. Tho upiirouch uf winter
ringa before American women
the ureal importance oi ttio looa
prohlam in Europe and tics In
with (ho peace problem. Mrs.
John Yadou In her paper on
"Kood for Pence' will bring
this before the women of Klam
ath Falls at the next meeting
of t he local chupter of the
Lcuguo October 24 at 2 o clock
when she will take charge of
tho program. Tho meeting will
bo held In the library club
rooms, Following Mra. Yadon'a
paper, Mra, O. K. Puckctt will
present another aspect of the
pcuco problem.
Mombera of the Lcuguo uro
looking forward to a talk by
Frank Jenkins, lately returned
from tho European theater, this
probably to come In November
and to bo a discussion of tho
food situation in Europe.
Mra. Donald McKay, presi
dent of tho League, is planning
on having a speukvr from Port
land later In tho your. This
will bo an open meeting In the
evening for both men and
women. All progrums of tho
League are open to all women
of the community whether they
ore members of tho League or
not.
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Auxiliary
The Townsend auxlliury met
Wodneaduy afternoon at tho
home uf Mrs. Eva Myers for a
potluck dinner and business
mrcting. A lovely birthday
coke was cut by Mrs. Delia
Arnold in honor of her birth
day. One of tho members', Mrs.
Rliodn Teuney, who has moved
to Hilt, Calif., prevented tho
auxlliury, through its president,
Bernleo McCracken, with a
beautifully decorated cake. A
curd was signed by all present
and some of the rosea and cake
were aetit to Mra. Tcunoy In ap
preciation. After dinner, Mrs. Arnold
was presented with a gift from
tho auxiliary.
a uusiness meeting was
called to order and presided
over by tho president. Mrs.
Clora Price, a former resident
of Klamath Falls, was present
m mis meeting.
A masquerade dance was dis.
cussed and is to be held October
27 in the KC hall.
The next meeting will be tho
annual Halloween party held at
the home of Mrs. Ingeborg WIN
kerson, 2034 Oregon avenue, Oc
toner u. fcmc Anderson a birth
will be honored.
ROBERT
221 Main St.
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DAVID. TWO. AND PEGGY,
Mr. end Mrs. Donald McKoy, 2019 Manzanita. Dovid cele
broted his second birthday on September 27, and Peggy will
be four In December.
Recent Wedding
Tho murriogo of Vivian Doris
Kuccra, daughter of Mr. John
Kuccra, formerly of Winner,
S. C, to Elvln Russell Wilson
of Klumath Falls was solem
nized in a simple ceremony at
the home of the bride's sister,
Mrs. Clyde Nelson. Relatives
and friends of the couple wore
present for the wedding.
The Rev. Howard Hutching of
the First Christian church of
ficiated at the candlelight serv
ice. The brldo woro a struct
length dress of green with
brown accessories and a corsage
of gardenias.
Tho bride's sister, Helen Tay
lor, was maid of honor and
wore a beige colored dress. An
other bridesmaid was Mra.
Clyde Nelson who wore a greon
and pink dress. Both woro gar
denia corsages.
Clyde Nelson was best man.
Centering the table at the re
ception held following the wed
ding was a large three tiered
wedding cake. The house was
decorated in pink, green and
white.
Tho couple will reside in
Klamath Falls.
BLY On Friday evening, Oc
tober 6. Ruth Smith was hostess
to the Contract Bridge club. Two
tables were in play with high
scores going to Elizabeth Camp,
bell and Thclma Abbott, travel.
ing prize to Betty Armstrong,
and consolation to Helen Smith.
At a late hour, refreshments
were served to Helen Smith,
Mariano Powell, Betty Arm
strong, Jcsslo Glfford, Ellzobcth
Campbell, Nlsha Hndley', Thelma
adoou and man smith.
. . the harmony of friendship
TRANSITION , . . from eighteenth century Chinese Chippendale
end tables to a very modern chair . . . achieved by paired fringed
overstuffed chairs and o Lawson love seat. Many smart women
mix harmonizing periods of furniture now!
Every home presents different furnishing possibilities . . . every family
different requirements. That's why, normally, we carry such large
stocks of quality furniture, Our stocks are still limited now,
but we moy have just the fine piece or two that will give your
home the feeling of 1946! May we show you?
KJa.rn.atk annitune Co.
SPROAT
three, ore the two children of
Evergreen studios.
Beta Sigma Phi
Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi met at the home of Lois
Coady Thursday evening, fcie-
nora wcatncriora. Dresiacni,
conducted the business meeting
and Mra. Max Saunders, Mrs
Norman Moty and Mrs. Arthur
Moore were In charge oi ine edu
catlonal Droeram.
The chapter decided to take
over the USO snack bar l ucsaay
evenings after the regulor swim,
mlng party at the Marine Bar
racks for servicemen.
Fall rushing was discussed
and the first parly will be Octo
ber 18, at the home of Mrs. Ar
thur Moore. 835 Newcastle.
Those attending the Thursday
night meeting were Mrs. Norman
Moty, Mrs. Ermel Moslcy, Mrs
Larry Albritton. Mrs. Loren Dal
cour, Mrs. Howard Pcrnell, Mrs,
William Milne, Mrs. Max Saund
ers. Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs.
Helen Crapo, Mrs. Kay Kalcr
Lois Coady, Elenora Weather
ford and Lillian Rcdkcy.
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Prosperity Rebekah lodge
met in regular session In the
lOOF hall Thursday evening,
with Nina Currier, noble grand,
in the chair. A mock initiation
of Mary Ann. Blank and Jane
Doe afforded much amusement.
Refreshments, served by Ada
Willits, Marguerite Landis and
Faye Myers, were suited to the
fall season. Pumpkins, .Hal
loween decorations, and sub
dued candlelight formed the
background.
The social club will serve at
the next meeting, October 25,
and there will be a regular in
itiation at the meeting on No
vember 1.
ROBERT O. SPROAT
Merrill Committee
Raises Library Fund
MERRILL The Merrill Library club rummago aalo commit-
too composed uf Mra, Riley DcLap, chairman; Mrs. J. R. Blotch,
Mrs. T. O. Wheeler, Mrs. R. L. Dulton, Mrs. Roy McNeill, Mrs.
M. A. Bowman, Mrs. W, J, Groves, Mrs. Tom Willis and Dolores
Steele, piled up a total of approximately $210 in two days. The
fund is used for maintenance of the city library.
The club met October 4, at the home of Mrs. J. R. Steele with
Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Jay Me-
Donald, Mrs. Groves and Mrs.
R. W. Steele as co-hosteascs.
The resignation of Mrs. Joe
Bully as president whs accepted
and tho position until the end
of the year will be filled bv
Mrs. DeLup, first vice president.
Mrs. O. M. Custleman was ap
pointed second vice president.
Plana were completed lor a
silver tea and afternoon of cards
on the regular meeting day, No
vember 1, with Mrs. M. A. Bow
man as chairman for the tea,
Mrs. Albert Blake, cards, and
Ruth E. King, chairman of pub
licity, A chorge of 35 cents will
be made. An invitation is ex
tended to ludlcs of all commit
tees to attend.
Mrs. H. O. Cox. Mrs. Albert
Blake, Mrs. Kenneth Colwell
and Mrs. Leonard Bowman will
serve as a book committee for
the next few months. A second
committee for nomination of of
ficers for 1946 was appointed,
those to serve being Mrs. H. O.
Cox and Mrs. M. A. Bowman.
The annual Chriatmas party
and potluck also came in for
consideration with Mrs. W. J.
Bailey, chairman, offering her
home for the occasion. There
will be the usual exchange of
gifts and a Christmas tree. This
meeting will be December 8
Mra. C. E. Sharp accepted re
sponsibility for the program.
ine ciud voted to oiler tne
use of silver, dishes and linen to
other organizations which might
dc in need oi such articles.
MERRILL Mrs. Marie Wil
cox, district president of auxili
aries of American Legion posts,
and commander of district No.
4, American Legion, Robert Ry
an, both of Grants Pass, paid
official visits recently at a joint
meeting of posts and auxiliaries
of Merrill and Malift.
Mrs. K. C. Burkes Is president
of the Merrill auxiliary and Mrs.
Ethel Hamilton of the Malin or
ganization. Dick Craven is com
mander of the Merrill tjost and
Mervyn Wilde of the Malin post.
Following the meetings the
men and women met for refresh,
ments in the Legion hall. Eigh
teen were present.
Hazel's Beauty Shop
Will Bt
CLOSED
Monday, October 15
Our ontlro staff will be in Portland
receiving special inatructiona for
THE NEW COLOR STYLE
Directed by the
Famous Fifth Avenue Stylist
Leta Harrison
Will Reopen Tuesday, Oct. 16
Phone 5353
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Pftiz t ' ' ,
PAMELA LEE, six-month-old
doughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur R. Millard, 3103 Sum
mers lane, had her picture
taken tor her daddy s birth
day Saturdoy.
Kennell-EUis.
The sewing group of the
Daughters of the Nile will meet
to sew for the Shrine Crippled
Children's hospital in Portland
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Loren Pal
merton, 840 Pacific Terrace.
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Cold Preparations
Liquid, Tablet, Salve, Nose
Drops, Use Only As Directed
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By Invitation . . . Qealer Member Grand Rapids Furniture Cuild
Saturday, Oct. 13, 194S
Regular Meeting
On October 4, the auxiliary to
the Veterana of Foreign Wars
held a regular meeting in the li
brary clubroom at 8 p, m. with
32 present. Four candidates wore
taken Into membership in tho
lodge, Ruby Hickman, Gladya
Kldd, Bertha Saylor and Effie
Redkey. There wero two visi
tors, Mrs. Ruth Keller, a mem
ber of the auxiliary of Elkhart,
Ind., and Mrs. M. D. Zell, past
president of the Bremerton,
Wash., auxiliary. Both spoke
briefly to the lodge.
Charlotte Canoy, chairman,
served refreshments, assisted by
Theresa Allesch, Lois Abbey and
Mra. William Barron; Lois Ab
bey received the special award
The next meeting will be Octo
ber 18 and Pelican Post 1383
will entertain the auxiliary fol
lowing their respective meetings.
On November 1, the auxiliary
will again hold Initiation with
Mabel Brocktrup as chairman of
the refreshment committee.
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Alice Lawrence of 1122 Lin
coln entertained the Thursday
Contract club at her home Oc-
LIPSTICK TBBU
Six "forbidden" reds,
beaiy-acented with the "forbidden"
fragrance. Each one a deliriously
different red ... each one a definite
challenge. Destined to be the most
important lipstick you've erer worn.
Currins
The Friendly
9th and Main Sts.
HERALD AND NEWS FIVE
Farewell Party
OLENE On Saturday night,
October 6, a farewell party was
held at the Olen community
hall In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rolling who are leaving
soon to reside near Brookings,
Oregon.
About 60 friends and neigh
bors of the Poo valley and
Olene communities were pres
ent. The Relllnga have lived in
this vicinity for soma time and
their many friends will be
sorry to see them leave. John
Marshall, on behalf of the gath
crlng, presented the Relllnga
with a coffee table, a token of
esteem and affection from their
many friends.
Refreshments were served by
the Lost River grange at late
hour.
tober 4. Only the regular mem
bers attended, and Willa Baric
held high score, Idoline Schupp,
second, and Stella Dryden re
ceived the traveling award. The
next meeting will be at the
home of Clara McPherren in
St. Francis park.
Drugs
Drug Stor .
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