Herald and news., March 15, 1946, Page 7, Image 7

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nlvorsldo 1'TA mooting
C r,i for nxl wucmosuny,
W.,"(hi niintinl nffnlr. Open
f" villi ii ls0 bo Held during
...in,.
it" : PTA nioulliiK will
F. j3, ut which llmo
,MPidnl. MM. Uwl.
,by, uniiounccn cici-nuii ui
I. , .
County Council
.... ..r LfiiMtl I'nrnnt.
hi iiocliillon units moot
ItW .....Inn Mnrrh 0.
L".5 i"lt Mrs. Bob Henry
I over -
kr' ...M. t.nimlv miinnll
lijfi sk anyoiio TnturcHtcd
Fit? coiicUtloti of OroKon'it
Igto mnrk tho data o
tiLd n incutlnK t 2 p m.
I M,". Vi..i i .win irl
rate.ror0bi!lnibro..KM
hby mo -
ujocinti.i.. 4 ,
Mills
L .l.,. Nluht and open house
JL'. " 111.. ,.,,,. ll,
beheld 1,1 ,,,n nv,lul" -"
fL. .icnlnu. Piirontx vlhltixl
tirioiu rooms nnd mirt the
Len nnd llien went lo tho
5,,i,iiii for n short business
ling unci musical proKrnm.
thp Han snluto wiih led by
ten l)nillll"T, followed by the
bint ' "America." Wiiyno
f i nlaved two violin selcc-
L jml Siisnn Jenkins wik
L.M In nn acrobatic mini
f .The Hoy Scout March" and
jio Widtn" wot played by
biroiiK on n'.t wttuiittmi
Ernest Armstroiw played
i, .......n" ,1,1,1 rvii, in, i nroin '
lOCSllMUUl ""v
ihit nltmo.
ht FTA president, Mrs. M
iKhrccvc. kiivo u brier review
the PTA activities for the
r Tho room call was won by
i. Morgan's room with 10
tent.
I cooKcd looa nine ana iisn
id wore held nt the closo of
mtetlns nnd doughnuts were
M md nerved hot with coffee.
dougnnui committee wns
Jick Flti-.Kernld. Mrs. L. C.
itr, Mrs. C. O. Murphy ond
k. Odlo iinrnin. i nose wno
Erf rervc were Mrs. Stewnrt
J; Mrs. 1. J. O'Hnrn, Mrs. C.
Snoop, Airs. Lotno moriii,
Walter Wilson and Mrs. H.
Pounds.
.
Falrheven
riry lucces.iful mcetlna was
Vl Frldny evening, March 8,
the Fulrhnvcn 1JTA, with
.Ed Franklin presiding
report from tho nominating
mlttco chairman, Mrs. Frank
r,wa Kivcn and election of
ten followed. Those who
nrvo tho comliiK year are:
George McKlnnny, prosi-
; Mrs. Frank Hustotid first
president: Mrs. Lincoln
luke, second vlco president;
Ed Hlckmnn, sccretury, and
Hnrry Sloler, treasurer.
Ccoriic McKlnney was elect-
ii dolcgnto to tho stata con-
i:ion to be held In La Grande.
Kiu Louito StrowbrldKo's scc
grade won the room count
hiving tho most DnrenU and
ndi present nt tho meetina.
Ihoso present decided to have
lanned potluck supper pre
nethe meetinu in Anril' Mrs.
Nn Lcltzke will net as choir-
p ior tno dinner which will
liervcd at 6:30 p.m., April 12.
rrtcedlnE tho mpnllntf Mm.
Ivln Collaspy, program choir
i, presented tho following
i'm.
kit by the Rose Bluebird troop
t.nip riro uins, xne girls
v uauiuven Hprnn nnna ninn
idrossed In clothes they had
w t their meetings, ond
wore awarded as follows:
wo best doll dress, Karen
'nd Mnry McDormltt; best
if oook, Kntherino McConn
"nice Lien. Mrs. Frank
It guardian of the troop.
lino loin. "Trillin" K Ann
taw. '
P-Pcrsonntlon of Donald Duck
"uimia Holllelny.
lcd A nitllr bmJ ... A,k.J
I'onlng a man's shirt,
ffiroshmonts were served In
"limn uy Mrs. Robert Col-
rs.i.ecii Cunninghom ond
"isicy tross.
T3
bii0,001"80 R- K- Moorheod
rFnlycr"y ' Oregon Med-
no nt ll,e noosevolt PTA
Im "v,,l-""'i-'u ior iviarcn J
tilinMrs. Moorhcad has
Officers Of Riverside PTA
cue
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nmo sugar .
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Offlcors heading tho Rivanids PTA nt tha nMt irhl ln
town arc abovo, loft to right, Mrs. L.wii Hornby, president;
Mrs. Mox Menti, vice prosidont. Below, left, Mrs. Roy Whytal,
"""'ii -. witK xivuaor, ireoiuror. Konnell-r.lus.
on oxccllont motion picture on
reproduction which she will
show at the meeting. Anyone in
terested in hearing Mrs Moor
hcad is Invited to uttend the
meeting.
Mothers from Mrs. Pease' room
will be hostesses for the tea fol
lowing tho meeting. Mrs. Troy
rinnU fa (nn fhi, irmnn
The Camp Fire Girls will be
In the girls' gym to take care of
the younger children. The execu
tive board will meet in the
teachers' room at 1:30 preceding
tne general meeting.
Nunn-Bush
oe -MSnioned oxfords
Ankle
Moil Stylo
$10 It fl3.0
' Rutd
tlhf r Sole
"Nunn-Bush styling
looks built-in, not buUt on" says a loyal wearer.
Thus, neatly, lie summarizes the Nunn-Bush
achievement. Tako this sturdy semi -brogue
for instance. You can see the character given
it by Ankle-Fashioning.
"Your Men' Outfitters Since 1918"
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
Phone 3463
Mayor Extends
Best Wishes
Mayor Ed Ostendorf today ex
tended to Camp Flro Girls the
best wishes of the community on
the occasion of tho organiza
tion's 34th birthday, March 17.
The mayor's procl a m a 1 1 o n
slates, "For 34 years Camp Fire
Girls, Inc., has been an impor
tant force In the development of
recroatlon and leisure-time ac
tivities among young girls.
"Here In Klamulh Falls, Camp
Fire Girls have cooperated in all
community projects. The young
girls have been leaders in na-
Tradi In Your Old
Oil Stove on a New
FLOOR
FURNACE
Available for
Immediate Installation
TERMS IF DESIRED
o7h
'sSfr-V
11 1 y
Ball & Porter
801 Spring
Phone 7708
tlonal and community drives.
They have proved themselves to
bo enterprising and responsible
citizens.
"To the Camp Fire Girls of
Klamath Falls and to Camp Fire
Girls all over the world, may I
wish you every success and
blessing,"
Insure your furniture with
Hans Norland. 123 N. 6th St.
s. sryM x
rip from we vesekt m'ds-
Spoon into
grapefruit
flavored by
the desert sun
Friday. March 15. 184S
HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN
The clean, bright skin of our grapefruit
gives a clue to. what's inside.
Yes, bright, golden segments await you.
,ueui-wnu, Mini, taugy Jluro uo
vored by the desert sun, stored
ncn wittivitamin u. it s lus
cious; healthful eating to
be enjoyed often.
Serve Desert Grapefruit
for breokfast,of course. And
use it in salads and desserts
for a tempting and unusual
flavor. Desert Grapefruit In
dustry, 746 S. Central Ave,
1ob Angeles Zl, Uaufomia.
ARIZONA-CALIFORNIA
&E$ERT Grapefruit
Ik .
Saturday's Double Special
AtFluhrer's
We are offering this week-end at
Fluhrer's two special values.
MINCEMEAT COOKIES
First, those spicy, delicious mince
meat filled cookies which are always
good and always popular.
PINEAPPLE
UPSIDE DOWN CAKE
Our second special . . . and a honey
it is! The pineapple upside down
cake, fluffy ond rich, golden in
color, topped with pineapple and
dotted with cherries. This cake Is
delicious when served with coffee.
The family will love this cake . .
be sure to have one.
KLAMATH'S F1KESI
WATCH FOR OUR
GRAND OPENING EVENT!
SATURDAY, MARCH 23
FREE COFFEE and DONUTS!
FREE GROCERIES!
Ken Bricco COME EARLY Jock Elliott
QUALITY FOOD STORE
830 MAIN
Free Delivery on Orders
of $3 or Over
PHONE 5773
y Values to $10.95 V
DRESSES
Out They Go
Values to $29.95.
SPORT
( COATS
T I I J d Man? Colors ;
v UCS) Jy
Come Early
J J 617 MAIN ST. (
dV
NoVashed-ln" Coarseness
NEW WOOLENS WASH SOFTER, FLUFFIER I
WOOLENS are a joy when washed with
Drcft. No soapy deposit to coarsen wool
ens and dim their colors. Your lovely new
sweaters and baby things wash softer
and fluffier than with even the most ex
pensive soap flakes.
V2VW1
'Brighter Kntjerie
NO SOAP-FADING!
LINGERIE stays so wonderfully
color-bright and fresh when
washed with Dreft. There's no
film to cause soap-fading and make
''undies" look dull and all washed out
before their time. Dreft suds will keep
your dainty slips and blouses brighter
than any soap could ever do!
pl'shes ine Without Wip,'
IT'S TRUE . . . No soap ever made can perform the dish
washing miracles that Dreft can! It makes dishes positively
gleam without wiping. For Dreft leaves no streaks or
cloudiness the way all soaps do. Even glasses sparkle
without touching a towel to them!
WORKS WONDERS
NO SOAP IN THE WORLD CAN MATCH
ON. Mi-reeil For the
first time Dreft made it
possible to wash stock
ings, lingerie woolens
knowing that with Dreft
there's no Isosp-fadlng!
Olnitont Sudf More'Judi In
An Waterl In any water,
in hardest water even
in salt ocean water
Dreft suds come billow
ing up. Instantly.
Clear, Clean-Riming ludit
The first suds ever to
leave no streaks oo'
' dishes no dulling film
on your pretty silks, ny
' ; Ions, woolens. ; (
SfoekSnqs Wear &ner!
100K LOVELIER THAN WITH ANY S0API
DREFT leaves no soap film to heavy-up
hose and cloud their beauty. And Colors
stay fresh far longer than with any soap.
There's no soap-fading! No wonder stock
ings look lovelier, wear longer, with
nightly Dreft washing! Trod, mark u. s. Pot. on.
' A Hmolol froJue)
a
Trocfer
& Gambled
The demand for OreI it lrtmtndt.';
I) your dealer is out cj IJret, ptaii ft
palitHt litre mill it mm Drtll im