Bridal Shower
Given Tuesday
MT. L.AK1 Dorothy Fiuth Dlxmi, brlnm-lecl of Ernrat II.
Hilli III of Ilurllngumii, Cullf., win honored wllli a brldul shower
t the home n( Mra. Clarence (lolwr, Tui'ailuy afternoon.
Mrs, H. W. Hlmrl. Mm. Vurnn Hurry, Mrs. W. K. Jeffcoat, Mm.
Torrent llrctlhaupl, Mrs. Albert Stone, Mm. Fred Ilryinrr Jr., uiul
Mm. Holier were colmatcura.
Twu songs, "Tlio Kalry Echo" and "Mug, Hells, Mug," wero
hi) Whilfrml. Ilnttu I nn 1
ml Wullnco Guliur, au'iiiiiun
led ( tlio piinu by Winifred.
Miss Dixon wan anslaled In
aliening the gifla by Mm. Hon-
Id Wliitlatcli end Ann Klcvcin
son. Tlioo proiont and sending
gifts were Mm. A. It. Dlckaun,
Mm. Paul Drrltliuupt, Mm, Cry
uiul Clieyne, Mm. Alvln Chrynn.
Mm. Mury Itrellhuupt, Itobort
Klchnrrl mid Jennie lllll. Mm,
T. t. I'ralrs, Mm. Juy Kulrclo,
Hetty Kalrclo, Mm. Klliuhtilh
Norrla, Mm. Fried Knmun,
Mm. Janla Kufton, Mm. William
Ului-kinun, Donna Dixon, Mr.
and Mm. Ilurvey Wine, Mm. Iru
Urem, and Mm. It. L. Fleming.
Mm. Hurry Orein, Mr. and
Mm. Henaon Dixon, Italph Ho
mer and Janle Dixon, Mm. S. I.
Debllimer, Mm. W. V. Whit
latch. Mm. Sam Knman, Mury
l.oulae Kmnan, Mr, and Mm.
Jerry Johnson, Mm. Hoy Good
bill, Mm. Sally lliirahberger,
Mm. Katella Hill, Mm. Mury
Dixon, Mm. Wallace Thompson,
Mm. Gray Orunnon, Mm. Cecil
Chrync, and Mr, and Mrt. Joe
Kellor, Mnrthn, Loulaa and
Jean Keller.
Mm. William William, Mm.
Ilex Hint, Mm. Frank Sullivan,
Mm, J, A. JoluiMin, Mm. Leland
Cheyne, Mm, Charles Drl.ap
Jr., Mm. Howard Jnrkson, Mm.
A. J. Manning, Mm. Jumes
Crawford, Mm. G. S. Thomp
nn. Mm. Vern Durant, trla
Fleming, Mra. T. D. Jarkaon,
Mm. I'ercy Dixon, Mm. George
Stevenson and Mr a. Robert
Debllnger.
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Mrs. Muuda McDonald, Mr.
and Mm. Kurl Debllnger, Mm.
A. L. Marshall. Mm. It. II. Htru-
man, Mra. J. A. Mnrabiill, Mm.
Itiilpb Hill, Mm. Itonnld Whit
lucb, Mra. Henry Seinon, Mra.
Curoll Howe, Ann Klovenaon,
Carroll Howe, Ann Stiivennon,
Short, Mm, Harold Slaughter,
Mra. Duyton Flni'huin, Mm. Fur-
rell llllyiird, Mra. John Short
and Mm. John Wullln.
Mm. Gua Hllyard, Mm. I. E.
Cuinpbi-ll, Mra. O. L. Drown,
Mm. Wllllum Cunningham. Mm.
A. It. Cnmpbell, Mm. Hoy La
I'rurle, Mm. Clarence Gnbrr,
Mm. li. W. Short, Mm. W. K.
Jelfcout, Mm. Albert Stone,
Mra. Vcrno llerry, Mra. Forreat
Itrelthuupt, and Mm. Fred Bey
ber Jr.
Announcement
C1IILOQUIN Chlloquln
friends have received the an
nouncpment of the marrluge of
Joyce Howe to Lealle Franklin
which wua solrmnlird Wediins
duy evening, Juno 19, In the
Mrthndliit church of lieedaporl.
Joyce la a graduate of the Chllo
(ui I n achoola and several of her
former cluaunalrs attended the
wedding. The iirooin la the inn
of a prominent physician of
Iteediinnrt.
Mra. Lang Gllca and Violi-t
Morunde wore among thoae from
Chlloquln attending the wed
ding.
In 1029, thero were SSI bank
fallurea In tho United States;
In 1030, there were 1345.
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SUNDAY. JUNE 16. was a bia day for Cerry Scorbrough, son
of Mr. ond Mrs. Holt Scorbrough of this city. Cerry vvos just
one year old on that day.
' Kenncll-EIIU.
Recent Wedding
Of "Intercut here wai a recent
ceremony read In Anchorage,
Alaaka, when Mary Barger,
duughler of Mr. and Mra. John
Danlela of Klamath FalU be
came the bride of Marvin Kuperi
of Anchorage.
Rltei were aolemnlzed on Mon
day, June 3. The brlrie'i only at
tendant wan her aUter, Justure
Brldgcra, formerly of Klamath
Falls.
A reception was held follow
ing the ceremony at Ui horn
of the bride's slater.
Mr. and Mrs. Kupers will
make their home In Anchorage.
Mm. F. W. Rickey of Ohio was
visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, L. L. Lom
bard, on 193 Del Moro. Betty
Lombard, her sister, has re
turned with her to Ohio for
short visit.
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Tim It precious ... but to h your
lovsllneii and charm, tsarn today
how thsia Important aiientlai
keeping your face a radiant lnipiraliof
. . how to make thai preparations
go an omailngly long way. The bsif
preparafiont or an sconomy. You Uia
lais Tiey larl longsrf
Ardent Cleansing Cream ....$1 to $8.
Ardcna Skin Lotion 85c to $15.
Ardenn Fluffy Cleansing Cream
SI to $6.
Ardcna Velva Cream $1 to $6.
Ardcna Orange Skin Cream $1 to $8.
Ardcna Special Astringent
....$2.29, $4, 10.
Ardenn Velva Cream Mask $2 and $5.
Illusion Powder $1.75 and $3.00
Cameo Powder $1.75 and $3.00
Prices plus taxes.
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Lodge
A regular meeting of Pros
perity nebekuh lodge was held
In the IOOF hall Thursday eve
ning. June 20. with Ada Wii
lltu, noble grand, presiding. A
feature of the entertainment
which followed the business
meeting: was a pageant, "Friend
ship's Trail," presented by the
officers and members of the de
gree staff, Harriet Estcs, degree
captain, as 'The Stranger" was
escorted thru the trail by Ber
enice McCracken and at the
conclusion of the floral cere.
mony Mrs. Estcs was presented
with a gift from the group. Ora
Sweet presented a gift from the
group to Ada Willitts, noble
grand.
After the meeting Elizabeth
Ramsby, chairman of the re
freshment committee, invited
the members into the banquet
room where refreshments were
served. The table was lighted
by white candles surrounding
mirror pools, ana red roses
formed the three links, symbol
of the IOOF and the Rebekahs.
There will be no meeting on
July 4.
Buslnass Meeting
Held Monday '
A regular business meeting
of the Neighbors of Woodcrait
was held in the KC hall Mon
day, June 17, at 8 p. in. The
application of Betty Patterson
for transfer ' from Dunsmuir to
Ewauna 647 was approved, and
Aurelia and Paul Patterson
were transferred to the Juven
iles. After the business meeting
bingo was played, with awards
going to Rosalie Kuykendall
and Effic Redkey. The next
business meeting will be fol
lowed by a hard-iimes party.
Lt. and Mrs. James Barlow
are spending a two-week vaca
tion visiting Mrs. Barlow's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Pierce.
They came here from Langlcy
field, Va., where Lt. Barlow
was stationed. He will report
for duty with the army air
corps at Sacramento when they
leave Klamath Falls.
Sherry and Larry Howard
visited for several days at the
home of their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Spencer at Beswlck,
Calif., earlier this month. When
they returned horn their cousin,
Billv Suencer. came with them
for a vialt here. She returned
to Beswick last Sunday.
The H. E. Ringler family is
moving to Chlco, Calif., this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Ringler
and two sons left here Monday,
taking a load of household
goods with them. Mr. and Mrs.
Ringler remained in the south
but George and Don returned
here for the remainder of their
belongings. They will return to
Chlco the last of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lumrnus
and children arrived in Keno
Tuesday from Texas where they
have lived about a year ana a
half. The Lumrnus family lived
In Keno several years before
they left for Texas in the fall
of 1944. Lumrnus served in the
army for six months after leav
Ini Oreaon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hlnshaw
and Mrs. Margaret Vermillion
returned on Friday last week
from the northern part of the
state, where they were caned
By the death or a sister oi Mrs,
Hlnshaw and Mrs. Vermillion.
Mrs. Hazel Glass poole and
three children from Colorado
are visiting at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Glasspoolc.
Amy puckett returned to
Portland where she la engaged
In religious work on June
after spending a week here with
her mother and other relatives.
Monniette Calmes returned
from Corvallis last weekend
having completed her school
work for the year. She attended
uregon Stale eouene.
Mrs. C. H. McKeen and two
small sons, Gregory and Fred
visited in Keno last week from
their home at Talent.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ramsey
ana sons, Jim, uoraon ana Don
aid, returned from a visit with
relatives In Idaho last Sunday,
Jessie Puckett has arrived
home from Washington for
vacation. Miss Pickett is an in.
structor In the Central Wash
ington College of Education at
Lllensburg.
Nora Miller, a cousin of W.
L. Perkins, has been a guest at
the Perkins home for the oast
week. Miss Miller left for her
home at The Dalles on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Ellanore Dallenbach and
son, Billy, of Alhambra, Calif.
have arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Heublein for
a visit. Mrs. Dallenbach and
Mrs. Heublein are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard DeVoss
and children are living in Keno
again. The family lived here a
tew years ago.
RrBAI D NEWS, Kl.n.lk r.lll. Or. SATiaDAT. t, INS, (
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ONE YEAR OLD is little Stuart Alon Clark, son of Mr. ond
Mrs. in. i. uark, ot ZUU Wantlond. Mrs. Clark is the for
mer Morciel Newman.
Weyerhaeuser
Visiting In Amarlllo. Tex., art
Mr. and Mrs. Archie West and
Fred. The Wests drove down
and visited number ot rain-1
tivea en route. They are expect
ed back the last of the week,
Mrs. B. M. Antle has ion
back to the specialist In Port
land. Mr. Antle and Nancy ac
companied her.
The regular monthly meet in a
of the Card club was held June
13 at Mrs. O. Rltter'a home.
Either Mrs. West or Mri. Wil
son will be the next hostess or
the July meeting.
Gary Crulkshank and Dean
Mattlick ot Klamath Falls are
visiting in Boise, Ida., at the
home of Gary'a grandmother.
Mrs. Bertha Cruikshank.
Mm. B. M. Jones and Bever
ley are visiting in Brookings.
ine i raveling card club will
be entertained this week by
mrs. Allan Howard.
The new residents are in.
vlted to visit the librarv every
Monday night betwen the houra
oi 7 and 8. The library will be
closed the week of July 4th.
Homemakers Slate
Restful Vacation
Any homemaker in Klamath
county who is interested in a
vacation away from house du
nes and children should plan to
attend the Jackson Klamath
county homemakers' vacation
camp at the Lake O' the Woods
July 17 to 21. This camp stress
es rest and interesting activities
for anyone who is 18 years of
age or older and should prove a
real vacation lor mothers.
Days will be filled with
sleep, music, nature lore, hand
crafts, swimming, hiking and
dramatic work. Women plan-,
ning to attend the camp should 1
contact Mrs. Winnifred K. Gil- j
len, county home demonstration
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Uncle Sam Cautions
Mailbox Pranksters
PORTLAND, June 22 OP)
Pranksters who have
been trying out giant fire
crackers on mail boxes were
warned today that authorities
are on their trail.
Earl A. Wholfrom, federal
postal inspector, reported a
growing "number of com
plaints. The eclebrators may
find themselves "indisposed
on the Fourth of July, he
said.
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