Installation '
MAI, IN Members or the
Klumalli tiiinibiT clKhl unci Ma
I In number 114 auxiliary 1 1 1 1 1 m
if the Aincrliiin l.fitlou nii'l nl
the M ii 1 1 11 Cniiimniilty church
Monday, Juno 24, mid lii'lil a
joint IiihIhIIhIIiiii party Willi the
Mulln unit comluulliiK tlm cere
iiuiiiy. The ceremony opened wllh the
dedication of the fluus which
win una of lha project uttu Itic-cl
tlurlnu the yeiir In which Ethel
1 11111 II ton wik president, Mm,
llumlltnn received a ulft from
tlm nicmlcrs In appreciation of
her work fur tlm year. Nettle
l'lerco received u Klft from tho
president for her r ifect attend'
mien record ilurlnil Ihr year.
Koine Ml nicmlirrs enjoyed dlu
tier, which win served by the
Mulln unit. Mn, llonnln Hlevens
ii ml Mm. John Krcltau were In
cliurtfo. Mm, r'riink Vlctorlnn
win limtullInK nfllccr for the
ceremony mnl Mrs. Vucluv Ka-
llnn will Innliill lnu BiTKcunt ot-
riim.
ItctlrliiK officers were Mm
Nell Wood. Mm, Nell Irwin, Mm.
l.eiih Htreet, Mm. I'eiirl Chirk,
Mm. Ilucl Oru.U. Mm. Elite
Kohertii, Mr. r.d I't-trusck uml
Mm. Lhurlos Hamilton.
Mm. Curl Schubert was rellr
Inn iirenldent for the Kliiiniilh
unit in tne absence n Mm
l'clerstclner.
New offlcem Installed for the
Mulln unit were Murthu llrolha.
neck. president: Irene Kreltuu,
flmt vice president; (jraco Ktev,
ens, Abhy IlcrrlnKshiiw.sccrelury.
treasurer; Nettle IMcrce, chup,
luln; Anne I.iiIioiIh. hlstnrlnu;
iteauliih Itelier, scrucanl-ul'urms:
Kthel Hubert, color leiirer, una
Miner lliiiiillloii, Junior punt
president.
Offlcem Installed for the
Kluiuath liroup wore: Vera
It's
RICHARDS
For SAFE
FUR
STORAGE
Klamath'i Only Cold
Storago
Cleaning . . . Glaxing
Repairing by export fur-
ricrt.
RETIRING PRESIDENT of the
Molin Amorican Legion aux
iliary it Mrs. Charles Hamil
ton. New president I Mn.
George Brothanek.
KennollKllis.
Pctrlck, president; llcnrlottu Va
den, flmt vice prenldont; Shirley
Ollcrbeln, second vice president;
1 .1 1 1 in i i Dule, secretary-treasurer
pro tern for Mm. Petemlelner;
Lillian Otlorlicln, ehupliiiu pro
tem for Jennie llurn; . Mildred
Klnley, serucunt ut urms; Mil
dred Cooper, color bearer. Mm.
llnle Olile wim a aucst.
.
After 1h accident or fir yeu
will want the but policy pos
sible. Bee or call Hans Norland.
123 N. Bin Bt. Phona 6060.
Wedding
MAUN A wedding of In
terest took pluce ut the Church
of 1h Iniiiiuctiluie Conception
in Huuranvcnto, C'ullf., ut nil uflcr.
iiooii cureinony, Junu IU, when
Cliurlea Slcwurt Uluke, aon of
Mm. Charles W, iiliiko, formerly
of Mulln. took as hill bride Kosn
Mary fierce, duuKhter of Ji. A.
I'lurce of bucrumcnto.
The bride, given In mnrrluKe
by her futher, wore a whlto net
lliiwn over white satin, funhloned
Willi u form fitting bodice, u
sweetheart neckline, and a full
weeping skirt with a long train.
Hit veil will of finger tip length
with penrli. She curried a
shower bouijuet of orange bios
mini. The ceremony wan rend In the
church which was decorated
with whlto gladioli and white
cuddle.
Hinty 'Pierce, sister of the
bride, win muld of honor, and
Mm. Herbert Pierce wu brldcs-
muid. The hr.it miin wui Ulcli-
urd Bnrttire of Richmond, Culif.,
unci Dick Pcrkina ucted a uither.
Following the ceremony there
was a reception ut the Pierce
home, 21M: Second, where the
young couple greeted many
friend ond relative.
Mr. and Mm. Bluke left on a
wedding trip which took them
to Curmcl and expect to arrive
in Gilchrist about Juno 30,
where they will upend the sum
mer. They will leave In the
full for Corvullln where Mr.
Itluke will attend Oregon Stutc
college.
For traveling. Mm. Bloke wore
a blue imlt with a large blue
Htruw hut nnd un orchid comuge.
Doth bride and groom attend
ed the Sacramento Junior col
lege. Mr. Blake la a graduate
of the Chllomiin hlxh school, and
during tho pant winter spent
several months In Mulln with
ibis mother, Mm, Churlen Blake,
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WHEN DRESS MEANS
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Slip It on ond be the prettiest thing on two feet
Nothing more flottering than this low-cut
pump with eyelet bow. Black Potent.
BUSTER BROWN
SHOE STORE
633 Main Phona 4662
Oregon Association of
Beauty Shop
Owners and Operators
We Will Be
CLOSED
Thurs., Fri. and Sat., July 4, 5, 6
in order to give our personnel an opportunity to attend the
Rodeo and have a Fourth of July vacation.
Audrey's Beauty Salon
1110 Main
Boauty Nook
133 N. 4th
East Sido Beauty Shop
151 East Main
Elsio'i Boauty Shop
809 East Main
Hostlng's Salon of Beauty
1215 Main
Helen's Beauty Shop
4056 Shasta Way
Houston Beauty Salon
' 114 N. 8th
Irma's Beauty Shop
1124 East Main
Kathorino's Beauty Salon
123 No. 8th
Modornistle Beauty Shop
915 Klamath
Monlquo Boauty Bar
500 Main
Muriel's
1119 Main
Palace Beauty Shoppt
626 Main
Pearc Beauty Salon
112 No. 9th
Star Beauty Salon
435 Main v
Studio of Beauty
901 Main
Swanscn's Beauty Shop
623 Main
4rt
MRS. CARL SCHUBERT JR.,
is the newly elected head of
Eight et Forty group of the
Americon Legion ouxiliory.
New officers will be installed
tonight.
Kenncll-Ellli.
teacher of rnunic in Mulln
schools, lie served 22 months
in the urmy in the South Pacific.
...
Girl Scouts to Maat All Girl
Scouts wishing to participutc in
the Fourth 01 July parade, are
uiiked to meet in front of the
Modoc field gruridstand Friduy,
June 2B, ut 0 a. m.
Last Session !
M K Tl HI IX The lust meeting
of the flicul ycur was held June
IB, by Women of the Moose,
Merrill chupter 18. Murgaret
Fields, outgoing senior regent,
presided over the business meet
ing. After the meeting members
adjourned to the Oddfellows hull
where the new officers were In
stalled In a candlelight cere
mony. Junior Oruduute Regent Dor
ris Wlneburger wus the In
stalling regent. Do vie Rceder,
umioc'iute regent of the
college of regents wus tho In
stalling guide. The Installing of
ficers, ull of whom urn graduate
regents, were Hose Vun Meter,
Louisa lccnbice und Esther Se
vcy. Officers instulled were:
Olevla Hobbs, senior regent;
Olgu Bradxhuw, Junior rgcnl;
Mnrgucrite Hudley, chaplain;
Murguret Fields, graduate re
gent; Beatrice Jones, t u I d e;
Muggle Adams, assistant guide;
Veronica McNeill, recorder; Es
ther Johnson, treasurer: Mamie
Glucomini, piunist: Bernice Sam,
uelson, argus; Inez Sherrill, sen
tlnel.
As the Installing chaplain I
gave the closing prayer, officers
and escorts, each carrying a
UlChtcd candle, formed a cross
while the pianist played "The
Old Rugged Cross."
Margaret Fields was present
ed with a beautiful gift from the
chapter In appreciation for the
service she rendered during her
term as senior regent, and Dorris
Winebargcr was presented the
graduate regent's pin.
Mooschcort committee held its
chupter night program with two
musical selections bv Mrs. Fris
wold and her little daughter,
and Lillian Thomason read an
article about this year's gradu
uutlng class at Moosehcart.
Marie Reeves was initiated
Birthday
WEYERHAEUSER CAMP 4
Charlton Christy, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Curl Christy, ob
served her eighth birthday with
a party given by her mother
Tuesday afternoon, June 18.
Guests played game, and re
freshments were served.
Attending the party were
Chorion, guest of honor, Erlyne
and Craig Wilson, Charlene and
Marie Duvis, Richard Howard,
Nancy Antlo, and Robert and
Sharon ChrlBty.
To Wed'
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G.
Rhodes of Tuleluke announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Betty, to Robert
McLcy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
V. E. McLey, also of Tulelake.
The ceremony will be read
tonight, Wednesday, in the
Tulelake Community Presbytcr
iun church.
Miss Rhodes is a graduate of
Tulelake high school, class of
1945, and later attended busi
ness school in Klamath Falls.
Mr. McLey was recently dis
charged from the navy follow
ing extensive service In the Pa
cific. .
Returns Mrs. R. F. McLaren,
435 Jefferson, has returned to
her home after spending the
past three weeks visitine frlendi
and relatives in Alberta, Can-
uua.
EKA1.D KIWI, Kt.nutb Ftlll, On. WinNtSDAT, Jus IS, IMS, P.C
and Evelyn King was elected to
memDersnip.
KIRBY
Vacuum Cleaners
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ftl mu4 rTic
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"lawn Shop
6 M AsV.:'-:---,
II 1. 1 N V fur 9
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RODEO'S
coming to Klamath Falls
July 4-5-6-7!
4- $ V
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25.85 . . . Western ponts, breeches and jodhpurs, in cotton ga
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' Hand-tooled leather belts with Sterling
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Phone 6407
Phone 4151