Herald and news., April 06, 1946, Page 7, Image 7

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; Km 1 1 Tofi'll, Kdnn
tR' . V.i Mr nnrl Mm.
n.icl Nellie Tonne foss.
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edition for short w
,lp to Sun Francisco
'Vi'iyV iittcndod Oregon
'college ,,n"
sm urn
lodlClll heme"
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in Will'". .
ary Jane Hardy
Saturday bride
., ..i.rpmonv road Saturday. March III), nl (ho homo
ii "" ' ..., w o. Lohroy of am KWirioin. Mnry June
u('kIiiiiihIIi FmIIh bueamo Iho brlclu of Hudy 1'i.ygr of
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I ride Wine 1111 M""11 .' , ' " " ''"""
II !!(!'. , 1 -wo Vr.? Jack W, Wright, al.tor of II..
''" , ' if... lk iivKr, brother of the groom.
I','" ,. ,,' . III..') Mm, Frunk I'a.vgr, Mm. Wright unci Loin l.iu-
'unntu wi'in inifl! "
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ii. Piivnr, Mr, ""
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SilibiMr. ...Hi Mr,.
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Mr.
e Grands
Noble Growls of Pros
ncbcki.lt Indue gathered
I00F ""'I Tuesday,
for n potluek luncheon
I,, wrved by Vein Clem-
Kind Slellli Rrydeii.
or eomr.1 in
were used ir
ntcrplccc win mi arrange-
of Easter eggs, mill "-
nrdi ciirneti '"' ' "
A contest of wit per
to Buster was w'm
Cofer unci Nellie miium-
nd following um
L, meeting a social Burr-
mi enjoyed, ion
i will Hi0 leuiurvu
attack luncheon, and the
1P Wl "e r,ii.iiuvnt
Jy and AlinoCofcr.
Jr Society
.ELAKE Mm. Itlchnrd
assisted by mm, joo
ky, wu lioslciij to the
lodety of St. Augullno'
i WcdncMlny, April 3.
were tiikcn up for the
l holtduy cnun biiunr,
iliurch in plnnnlnit lo
on Ulblo school following
ose of tl.o city ct.ool.
iscnt for the Mflernoon
Mr. I'liiil Tsohirky, Mm.
rninn. Mrt. Dun Dnrry,
Jerry Ahem, Mrn. Jet
. Mm. AtiKiml Audrleu,
Jack Kcllerhcr, Mm. Con
rm, Mm. Hen Joimnon,
nmei O'Kcefe, Mm. llutih
gnd Mm. i'runclii Hun-
Irise Visit
UN Mrs. J. R. Uliitch.
Is lenvlnu noon for Mndrim
bko her homo, wan mir-
Tucsdny evening when
r of meu.bem o f tho
chapter, Order of Eastern
PAIRS
ow
Y DIVIDENDS
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VT NOW ! tht tlm. to
your truck ropnlred for
Prlno work. Ranairi
P' will ellmlnnte th
r of coitly breakdown!
i you art busy. W can
lit lob for vein
h ... wa havo th man
Wlpmant,
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ferionn
,Vftry job. '
Stave
Mlamath 1 PhonB
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Ceremonial
Khimnth Sulon No. HflfS will
ho hnntcioioti to tho xtnto offlenm
of tho KlHht ot Forty, fun tuxl
honor aouloty within thu Aincr
k'l.n Luglon nuxllliiry, whun thu
monlitl mid In- .'. ';. f : ...i
Itlutlon will
ho hold In
Klnmiilh Knl U
ut tho Menior
Inl hull, Hliirl
1 n g nt 0:110
p. in. SnUirduy,
April 0.
Tho dinner
under tho
r a tlnn nf
r it. Carl Mra. Popp
Imhnrt, nnd the cereiiionliil
III ho conducted by Mrn. C. II.
Fouler. Other officer taking
nnrt will be Mr. "Fred II. llcll.
bronnor, I,o Chnpcmi; Mm. I.entcr
Flnley, Mm. I'iiuI Otterholn,
ivirn. i..iyio i nomiwon, Mm. K.dnn
HiiiiHell, Mr. Jmmlfl Hum, Mr,
Cieorgn Yon!, Mm. I L, Duiilnp,
Mm. Cicorge It. Smith, and Mra.
M. K. Cooper.
Monibera of the auxllhiry be
ing included Into the Flu it ct
Forty nt thla ceremonial Include
Mm. wiilltim Iloojier, Mm. It. C.
Dnlo, Mra. n, Motaehonbneher,
Mm. n. D. McGlu.'hey, Mm. A.
L. Paul. Mm. O. T). Miitlhewn,
nnd Mra. Cieorgn Cndoua.
1'reaent for tho aprlng rere
monlnl will ho Mra. i'uullnc
I'opp, Ue Cluiponu Ueimrtiiiuntiil,
from I'ortlund.
Stnr, called to aurprlao her. She
wua presented with .. gift, mid
refreshment brought by the
gueata were served to Mra.
fjlntch, Mr. Arlle Mnc John
aim, Mm. Grace Steven, Mm.
Marlon Wllaon, Mm. Gladya
llHlounek, Mra. Agnea Sehreln
or, Mr. Florence DcMcrritl,
Mm. Helen Ottoman, Mra, Nell
Itlttcriith, Mra. Ann Pi.ygr, Mr.
Kthol ilunillton, Mra. Mury Vie
torlne, Mra. Ilouluh Reber, Mra.
Margi.ret Jacobs all of Miilin,
Mra. Thcl mn Stukvl and Mra,
Ann Frulta. Morrill,
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PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH was the scene of the wedding
of Mabol Weaver, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. 0. D. Weaver,
and Clarence Creonstreet, son of Clarence Greenstreer Sr.,
of Klamath Falls, on Friday, March 29.
Konnoll-Ellls
TULELAKE Mm. R. M. Prior
will review "Tho Egg nnd I," by
Dotty MHcDonnld, ut tho annual
sliver tea und book rovlcw for
niomhera of tho Wlnemu club and
friends. Tho dnlo la Thursday
uflornoon, April 11, ut tho homo
of Mra, Dun O'Kcefe. Tho meet
ing will be culled to order
promptly at 2 o'clock and the
review la scheduled for 2:30 p.m.
Hunt Norland Auto Inauranca.
123 N. 6th St.
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SEVEN YEARS OLD is Rich
ard Dean Egon, son of Mr.
ahd Mrs. J, L. Egon, 132 Mar
tin, who celebrated his birth
day Wednesday, April 3.
Bell
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NOW...
Clien Yu l.ns created for you a Cloud ailk lipstick a
very different lipstick to bring the sumo aoft beauty to your
lips that Cloud silk Muko Up brings to your complexion.
In excitingly beautiful shades to provide a complets
harmony range for Cloud silk Mako Up.
. Distinctively cased to match the compact.
The Lipstick 150
The Make Up 2
Refills $1.25
(plfM tax)
Social Calendar
WtttntitUr, April 4
Aojourntri to maat at Willard, 1:49 p.m.
Monday, April
Lloneaa club wilt maat. 0 p, m. Iff
tMkva ra Mra, CUttnrd VtAuUi, Mra.
W. L. WhyUl. Mra. Hoy AakaaTraw. and
Mra, Katln Kler
Tuaitlar. April 0
Ortlar of Eantarn Star floclal club tea,
Maaonlo tarnpla, Ifoura, 2 to 4 p, m..
honorlrif llaxal M. Oraham of Tillamook,
worthy grand matron of tha lata, All
mam bars and vlillora waleoma.
Thurtdayr April II
Klamath county council of Camp Tiro
Qlrla dinner mealing, 9 p, m., I'ellcan
party room,
Wedneidart April 94
llojournara to meet at Willard, 1:46 p,m.
Wet.nday, May 1
Maatlng of Wffdneirlay club In tha
pariah hall, Mi. Paul Kplicopal church,
featuring an Knater hat parly, Mra.
Edwln Bchnentwck In charge,
Monday, May IS
Spring flower nhow.sponnored by Klam
ath falla Woman Library club, main
auditorium, public library.
OPA Violations
Reported By Board
Two violations by Klamath
merchants of OPA price regula
tions were reported today by
the local board.
A check to tho U. S. treasury
department for $37.50 has been
secured by tho panel of the local
price control board from B, Han
son, Hanson Market, 7th and
Pine, for violating OPA regula-
MONUMENTS
AND HEADSTONES
Order now, and your monument can be
completed and set up by Memorial Day.
Phone 8328 or 8524
Klamath Falls Monument Co.
320 N. 10th St.
naAi,n a, nkwh, K.mia rn, or,. aAnranAT, April a, im, r,,, im,
tlon 336, Involving rates above
ceiling prices on smoked bacon.
Safeway store, Bth near Pine,
made out a check for $25 to the
U, S. treasury department for
violation of OPA regulation 423,
Involving rates above ceiling
prices on bananas.
THE CLUB
BLY, ORE.
Bar Dancing Bowling
"Coma in as you are."
LEWIS WITTER. Prop.
Announcing a new line of
OREGON'S FINEST
EVERGREEN SHRUBS
Selected especially for their adaptability
to this vicinity.
SPRUCE:
Colorado BLUE
Colorado GREEN
JUNIPERS:
Irish
Chandlers
Spiny Greek
Phfitsers
Myari (blue)
Femina
GOLDEN PLUMOSA:
(Dwarf Type)
ARBORVITAEi -
Pyramidalia
Woodward!
Golden Berkmana
OBTUSA:
Cripal (golden)
PINES:
Mugho
Sablna (green It varlgated)
CEDAR:
Essence
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You are cordially Invited to view our display at the
M&M MARKET i330 Klamath Ave.
Open every day except Monday.
Open Sundays. 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
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admires the way her husband's
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Our ability, our equipment, and
our conscientious service have en
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320 So. 7th
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Phone 5111
mil . vA
till the
end of
Here are the coats that have been
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. . . and it seems they'll go on till
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