Virginia Andrews
Weds On Easter
llefnre an allur bunked with aprliiaj flowers (nd Kualer lilies,
Vlrulnlu I-.ee Andrewa, diiuifhlcr of Mr. ond Mrs. Hoy Andrewa
.,f ''.1:111 Cnr.li.ii. hmmnn Urn bride of Wlllliini C. Mlft?ltll. (ion of
Mr. mill Mm. (iconic W. Mlnfoldl of 3332 Uoordinuii, on Kinder
holiday, April 21.
Tim Itev, Iluuh Mlli'helmoro of Peace Memorial Presbyterian
church mini tlin douliln ring ceremony In Iho First Presbyterian
church or Klamath rul H.
.Sheldon UtiHHi-ll minK "At Dawning" and "Because," aecom
uiinli'd by Mm. Hugh Mllclicl-
more.
Tim bride entered on tlti unn
n hi'i' hinther-ln-law, William
I,. Nnliin. Hit gown was of wlillr
iiiiii'iliilni'ltu und lurn Willi full
(nun. Hit f Ingi'i'tlp veil fidl
from n coronet of white curnu
tinim mid mitln rlliliou. Kho cur
I'ltxt mi linn liiiiiiiiii't of wlillx
fin nntluiiK and buby breath, Hit
only Jt'wulry win a iiluglu atrond
. of ih'iii Ih.
Miilron of honor win the brldi''i
mIhUt, Mm. Hugh Hclitiltx, who
worn a gown of piwlol pink with
n houiiuct of yi'llow rosebuds.
Hildeainiilils were Dorothy (III
rrlHt mid Miulgo Mrl.elluii, Miss
(Jilcrlsl worn a floor Irnglh
gown of blue mid NI Inn Mrl.i'llnu
worn yidlow. Iliith curried bou
quet of pink ciiniiitionii.
A rivi'pllon followed the cere
iiiuiiy. Mr. und Mm. Mlafeldt cut
Ihi'lr wi-ddlng cuke, which was
m'lvi'd by Mm. Wllllnm Noliin.
Mm. Hugh Schult presided lit
tin- punch howl. ANHiMtliiM iihoul
' Ihc roiHii were Dorothy Gilcrist
and Murine Nolmi.
Among the wedding Kuciils
with Mm. C. K. Miafeldl of Ku
gi'iu'. giiiiidinullKT of the bride
groom, und hi mint, Mm. John
lirowu, iil.io of Kugene.
Mr. und Mm. Mlsfelrit left for
a short wedding trip In the buy
legion Siindny evening. For trav
eling, Mm. Minfcldt chose a
green null with blin k accessories
and a cormige of carnation. They
will nuike their home In Ouk
iliile, Calif.
Engaged
TUUCL-AKK Mr. und Mm,
A. E, Ilyckinun this week an
nounced tho cngiigement of
their only daughter, Carolyn, to
Kugi'iie Clinton Nelson, Clilco.
Iloth young people urn students
ut the Chlco Mluto Teucners coi
Iciio. tlin bride-elect being i
sophomore und the future
uroom a liiulor. I In bun only
recently been dlnchurged from
II. ...... u...l lil.lf viilll'u' HJ-rvll'O
In tho mivy, iikimI of tho time j BETROTHED is Carolyn Ryck
H y
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AI.D A NEWS, Kliailt Felle, Ore. ItomiDtr, Anil M, SMS. fife Nlae
Council Groups
The group pf the Women's
Council of the Flint ChriHtlun
church will meet Thiimduy at 2
p. m. at these homes: Ciroup 1,
with IxniUe Crm, Stewart nddl-
tlnn; group 2, with Mrn, John
Kelbv, 11)40 Miiiuiinllli; group 3, j
Mm. Ellon Flnhback, 1037 Mndl-!
on.
All women and friends of the
church are urged to attend aa ,
plain are to be made (or a one
dny rally In be held In the Flmt
Christum church, May 0. Mem-1
bem from the Grnnt.i Pasi, Med-:
ford and Ashland churchc will
attend, also aome of tho atatc i
workem and probably two mla-
llonary apeakeri.
The nwctlng will open at 10
a. m. with lunch at noon and an
afternoon meeting from 1:30 to
4 p. m., an evening meeting with
refreshment served will climax
the day,
- Sunday Dinner
( A pleasant Eauter Sunday din
K tier wan given by Mm. Leota
Howe at her homo In Opportu
nity addition. Sixteen guests
were seated at the long table
decorated with F.a.iter favors.
Uucsta were Mr, and Mm.
Charles Nehl and Deity, Ted
Chapman, Murjie Chupmun, Mm.
Dora Adams, Mrs. Uillio Crown
and James, Patricia and Elaine,
Al Koice and the out-of-town
guests, Mr. and Mm. Jim Flfleld
of Urooklnga, Dorothy Hancock
of Huyward, Calif., and Mrs.
Howe.
Installation
Thursday evening, April IB, (he
auxiliary lo tho Veterans of For
eign Wars met with Pelican post
i:ill3 for Joint Insinuation In the
KC hall, wltli Julia Cnnfield ofl
Medlord, the Installing officer
for the auxiliary.
The new officers are Mabel
nrocktrup, president; Dagny
Subject, senior vice president;
Charlotte Cmioy, Junior vice
president; Ann Zell, chaplain;
Corn Wallace, guard; Ella Mul
l ins. treasurer; Ruby Hickman,
aecretnry; Fnye Sheldon, conduc
tress; Florence Young, niuslclnn;
ennlo Sevclk, trustee; Nona
Huberts, banner bearer; Anna
McGllvrny, flag bearer; Lillian
Fuglll, patriotic Instructor; Lb
Wandn Fnizlcr, Marlon Roper,
Elsie Downs, and Jnno Wilson,
coior ocarera.
The new president presented
Altu Thompson with a past presi
dent s pin and f.rniandeo La
Hnrgo received a ring In appreci
ation of her three years as sec
retary. Members of Pelican post
were hosts at a dinner after the
installation,
Friday Meeting
BLY On Friday evening,
April 12, the Contract Brldgo
club met nt the home of Eliza
beth Campbell. Three tobies
were In play, with high acorcs
going lo Nlsha Hndlcy, Faye
Schonberg and Roselln Richard
ami, nnd consolation to Janet
Miilllns.
Refreshments were served to
Helen Smith, Malta Hndley, Mi
riam Powell, Doris Munson, Fnyc
Schonberg, Roselln Richardson,
Jenn Cline, Janet Mullins, Betty
Armstrong, Lyndcll Harrison,
Lynn Kendall and Elizabeth
Campbell,
Large Crowd Attends
Junior-Senior Prom
BLY A large crowd attend
ing the Junior-senior prom Sat
urday, April 13, saw Gwen Ash
baugh crowned queen of the bnll,
with her court, Wanda Brewer
and Florence Still well, crowned
princesses.
Decorations In the gym were
furnished by tho Junior class.
heliiu uncut on Guiiin.
Miss Kyckman la majoring in
physical education, has been
chairman of the campus Red
Cross unit and while In Tolc
lake In the Tulehtke assembly.
Order of the Rainbow for Girls.
She has also been active In
Christian Endeavor work both
here and in Chlco, holding sev
eral offices In the young peo
ple's organlzullon.
No date has lin-n set for the
wedding.
Miss Ryckman relumed to
C'hico following Easier,
Past Matrons
Past Matrons club of Aloha
chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, will meet Friday at 1 p. m.
In the Masonic temple. Hostess
committee members will be Mm.
Robert E. Wiiltenhurg, chairman;
Mm. Chnrles Joseph Marlln, Mrs.
W. P. McMillan, Mm. Charlotte
Martin.
Mm. O. F. Konschot, club pres
ident, will preside ut the brief
business meeting befure an after
noon of cards.
man, aougnicr ot rir. ana
Mrs. A. E. Ryckman of Tulc
lakc, who will wed Eugene
Clinton Nelson of Chico.
Kennell Ellis
I.ANGELL VALLEY Mrs.
Hay Miirchant entertained at her
home Thursday afternoon, April
II, In honor of Mrs. Wes Dear
born.
Gnosis were Mm. Wes Dear
born. Hazel Morrison mid Mrs
Frank Dearborn of Klamiith
Fulls, Mrs. Johnnie lliiney, Mrs
Flunk llrown, Mrs, Reg Thomas
Mm. Hurry Fru.ii-r, Mrs. Ray
Dnvis, Mm. Mike Dearborn, Mm.
Paul Monroe, Mrs. Mary Dear
born, Mm. Otto Freeze, Mrs
Frank Ilabcoek, Mrs. Lloyd Gift,
Mrs. Albert Dearborn, Mrs.
(ieorge Fernlund, and Mrs. Les
Li-avilt.
Contests were enjoyed with
awards won by Hazel Morrison
and Mrs. Lenvltt. HefrenhineiiLs
were served at the close of the
iifli-iiioon. Mrs. Dearborn
eelved a number of gifts from
the group.
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO FAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION
No l.oit of Tim
loritlnnl aiullit
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Oh1rpmtitlo PhvtilrUn
IS N. 7th K.rinlrn Th(r Bld
Phon 70(111
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Customers Eligible
to buy NYLONS
April 24 through April 30
Nimai selected through our impartial distribution plan
GLADYS DAVIDSON, tint Hhula Wy
S1IIH WILLIS CDOK. So tilt,
SIAIIIK WA1.I.AN, 4ilia Tliuinpton
NINA HUE rtllNlMKN. Ill :l K' UW
IIKVKH1.V J VANCY. 4443 llonliuat
l.AVINA MATTODN, Ho. Mlvvrildo
MAY lltllltl, ItilrlA. Calif
LrNA ti. 1IOIH K. il:u cmifurnl
VKIII1A II IIKII1I.ANM. 3111 llalo)
rHANLTJl I1IIANIIAN, 531 Oak
IIKATIIA Klll.A. Morrill. Oir.
rilNA lir.AKIN, Cinrrol Illvcry
C llAal.O-n-E llllOAOKS. MS llwrm
MIIN rilICO PFTEH.S. III. 3. lion 171
HELEN C rEIIIIIHON. 134 N. :irrl
MIIR II C. MAIITIN. 1"33 K Main
MtLDItKO . KrlllllO. 3313 Wlald
JESSIE M. MAIITIN, nox 147
ANN MENDKIISON. KI3 H. 311,
AliNEM JAIISl'IIKK. Ill I, Has 1WW
ALMA LOUISE THOMPSON. 413 N, lh
I.ILLIE PIIEI'AIII. caro l.urra Cala
viiuitNiA wnrri.ocK, 112:1 n oih
(.ATIIEIIINE IIEIIHEIIT. 7ltl N Olh
IIIENE S SMITH, 3IOI) Rartrllffp
Miia. i.r.E Mi-Mi't.i en. soon s no,
JilllS K (.' SIMPSON JH , 1040 Main
AVIS SMITH, tlin M.rVrl
MIIS E I. KAIIL. 714 N lOlh
SIAIIUAIIET JUNE MAOEIIIDS. 30 Lincoln
MIIS KAMI. lll.ANCIIAItll. KILI AlllUn
LOI8 CONIIAIH III 1 ll"X IIIM
MILS. HAY II SCIirLMIIIE. 31103 llUbra
MIIS tl. C. JOHNSTflN. Ill 3. Hox 3.IIT
MIIS M C. Tlll'll MAN. WMHI Crral
MIIS ' THEI.MA WISE. 40311 .Stimtncri Lane
(II.OIIIA EVEN'SEN 313 N. Sill
MIIS. C. A IIENDEIISON. 11173 Earl
MIIS S ALLEN. IH3IP, Jrffrraon
MIIS HEKSIE (" riUYER. 3343 Dlehn
(IENF. M. Mi-EWEN. 413 Plna
EDNA P. MEYEHS. 713 Main
MUR. A M. WHITE. 1333 Pat-lfir Trrrara
Mas H. O. HANSEN, nun Rmnmtra Lana
MAttY I. DAY, Tuli-lako Calif.
MIIS. LLOYD M HKiDON. 333S Hrrpa
MIIS ELTON DLSIIEII. IS9.1 rrtmonl
DEI.l.A RTAIIK, Valley llolel
MIIS LEWIS ANKENY. 1311 HlllaJdo
MAKIE ASIIEOIIU, 3334 While
MIIS. W r. KIENAS. 11)31 Erie
MIIS, HKVMDND HALL, H343 Summcra Lana
MILS. VUUIINIA VEIINON. 3330 Anrlaraon
MRS. A. O. MEISSNEII. B30 Jrffanion
MIIS w E linnin. 343 Parllle Tarraca
OOI.DEN E VAI.I.IEn. 4030 S. Olh
MAnY L, KAI.LAS. 1330 Oak
KAIinAUA E rENSI.EII. Rl. 1, Box 7fl
LOUISE LYT1.E. 3271 N. 3nrl
LOIR M E.HTES. Whllr Pine Apia.
MIIS OEOI1UE D. (illlZZLE. 037 Jofforaon
ESTIIEII WA1.I.IN. 11131 Lal
1SAI1EI.I.E VAl.ENrollll. 303 Klamath
l.OIIIIAINE OUIL1.EN. Earley Hole!
nONNIE nilOWN HI. I, nnx .303
WU.MA nAIIOUTlS. 1117 Walnut
rlllEDA llllt'K. IKH1 Dlvl.lon
MIIS nllTH JACKSON. 31141 nlbea
MIIS W. L. HAl.t.EY 1320 Etna
nmTHA A. CRAY, 3X1 Cominrrrlal
MnR. H. HANEI.INE lj,kelioro Drive
OflACE WII.LEY 1333 Wlarrl
ri.onENt-E niEY. p. 0. nnx mi
RUI1Y niOGINS. 300 Ebrrlrln
MnS A. O DAVIO, 40411 niihea
KAT1IERINE STONFCYPllFn. Malln, Ore.
miis n. r 3r.rrT.nn, 2143 vino
mmy ihene edge. 313 n. nth
MRS AUTHOR L. I.ALIHERTY. 3012 Main
nAnnARA L rousT, 1034 nuh
VIOLET M. FRANCO. (110 Alameda
FREDA ALICE SMITH 010 E Mnlll
THEI.MA I. THUHMAN, 0111 N Olh
MIIS. EDITH TIPTON. 3010 Cannon
MRS. JESSIE STEELE. 3704 Cannon
VIVIAN DIRSCIIL, 3404 Shnata way
HELEN M. FRANCO, 010 Alameda
DOROTHY DANIELS. 1300'i 1'lno
HELEN SUMIIOW. 341S Wlard
NORMA L. I.ARSEN. 044'i F.ldnrndn
IDA MAE HENDEIISHOT. 1117 Walnut
MnS. D. W. LILLY. 037 Mill-hell
MAROARET VIIOMAN. 413 Main
VERNA N. OSTRONTJ 32S N. SIh
EVA W. ST1LWEI.L. Blv. Oro.
TESSIE MAE COMFn. 413 N. 10th
JANE NANCARROW. 1413 Wall
OLIVE KINMAI1K. 034 California
CIURNF.LI.E MeCIILLOIKlll, 2II.KI Turnime
MIIS. L. A. PETERSON, lit. 1 Hox 11 ISA
MIIS. AL THOMPSON. Tulelnke. California
MILS. WILLIAM HADWICK. Tulelnke, California
MRS. W. A. SARGENT. Tulelnke. California
MRS. CHARLES FINCH, 3341 Gellle
MRS. RAY PIERCE. Rt, 1. Hnx 1030
LILLIAN DOWNS 214 E. Main
MRS. SAM HOPKINS, Tlonealn. California
MIIS. tl. W. BAKER. 34411 Andrrann
MILS. PHILIP HF.HSF.Y. 2340 Reclamation
MRS. LILLIAN OWENS. 2144 Vine
HELEN E. ROnKHTS. 10113 Mammilla
l.F.LA L. AYRES. 730 Doty
LUCILLE E NICHOLSON. Fort Klamath
MAMIE GREEN, Crater Hnlel
MIIS MARTHA HTEINnoCK. 1724 Ivory
DAISY E COX. nonanra. Ore
MRS. ALICE MICIIELS, 740 Cnlifnrnla
0 One week to buy. Please call at our atore In person.
0 No phone calls, please. No lay-awayi.
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6.95 to 25.00
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Famous Catalina brand! Las
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2.95 to 15.00 .
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6.95 to 11.95
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2.70
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by Coret of California . . .
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sun-and-fun suit. Adjustable
Trickshorts . . . large polka
dots . . . plain colors, brown,
navy, gray and aqua.
4.98 to 8.50
Suits
Popular Graff suits in strut
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turquoise, brown, kelly
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