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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1948)
SEC. II PACE 4 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1941 1 ' 4( i' -r : ,'4 S IN VOWS READ at the Church of Jesus Christ of Lottor Day Saints, Joyce McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc Donald, became the bride of Roy Everett Anderson, all of Malin, is? mid-February. The new Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are at home in Malin. Malin Girl Weds In Chapel Rites Joyce McDonald, daughter of Mr. mid Mm. Fred McDonuld of Malin. became the bride of liny Everett Anderson In a ceremony read February 15 In the chnpel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day 8alnts. The brldesroom Is also of Malin. Elder Merlin Bleak read the ceremony at 8:30 In the morulas. "I Love You Truly" and "Always" were played an Kucsls aiuiembled. Installation The auxiliary to the Veterans of Torelgn Wars met In the city library clubroom Thursday evening, March 4 with Charlotte Canoy, president, In charge. Plans were completed for the joint Installation of auxiliary and veterans officers. Dinner will be served to vcteraiu and their wives that evening. It was voted to make a donation of ii to the Red Cross drive. The following officers were elected nd will be Installed on April 1: president, Patricia Henry; senior vice president, Jennie Arnold: Jun ior vice president, Theresa Allesch; chaplain, Bertha Ambers; treasurer, Ruby Hickman: conductress, Caro line Williams; gunrd, Anna McOII vray. At the meeting on March 18 plans will be made for the encampment to be held at Pendleton in June and delegates will be elected to attend. Bouquets of white stork and cala lilies formed the background for the nuptials. The bride wore a suit of aqua with pink accessories and pink car nations at the shoulder. Her sister, Cllorla McDonald, was her maid of honor, In a suit of gray with white accessories. Phillip Anderson, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The Winema hotel was the rt ting for the wedding breakfast which followed the vows. The newly, weds are moklng their home In Malin. Potluck Dinner MAI. IN Members nf the Miilln American Legion anil their families enjoyed u pnlluck bliiluluy d1 r commemorating the 30lh nniilver nnry of the American I.i'kIiiii. The affair was held at (1:110 Monday evo- nliig In Hie IM n II ii church. The l.r-1 led by Itiilh Kallnii, played a violin glim auxiliary planned the parly, I solo. Others un the prouriiiii were Ami Lahnda and lla.el Kallnn Minnie limine and I'ianklii rhllllps were In chin go of ilccui'itlliiiin and enlermiinnenl, assisted by Irene riclliiK, Coiiiiiiutilly sliixlim opened the piuuiiim. Uoiuilo Kiillna, acciiiiiimn- with vucal numbers, a iiliiliu sold by Jiiaiiiio l'ielluu and a n uiu:oidloii sulo by Janet Illume, Tables were ilecoraleil in lilmi mid white, Legion culms, unil the eenler of Hltractlou was a tlecoruted bliih day cuke, niude by Mary June I'aygr. 'Ilin processes of Ufa and liulun Iry depend uu liny particles nblo to defy gravity. They are not mole cules or alums, They are called colloids. Heartburn lUlMf 4 m mmmtf m 4W MU mmmf Whfll ICMMIUirilM'b tl'l'l rislWM (Wlltllll lfflrTl IHK uum. mull Unni It ml linitf llmrit. ivh lot ittiitjl jf WfWlllMt till) fuittWI-UKtllifl r(llPH- '"."!'. tiflr i tHutu tnttU Um Un iiiiMi uum bwi BELL-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25' C us Una Msdt SLIP COVERS Margaret Whttltr Fhons MS NOT ONLY RELIEVES BUT 'LOOSENS UP' (CAUSED BY COLDS) pcttusstw has been prescribed by thousands of Doctors. It not only relieves such coughing but also 'loosens up phlegm' and makes It easier to raise, pertussin a Is safe and mighty effective for both old and young. Pleasant tasting tool vBCDTIICCIIl' Inexpensive. 'rCn I Uddln. Art Kelnhart You may have a ring designed to your in dividual requirements at no extra coit Jewel and Gift Shop 8 A II Green Stamps SI9 Main Thone 6181 BOMBT presents at CURRIN'S for Drugs ll and Main rh. 4,511 a gay new parfum WHIIMII. IEIWIIH Vf TkRPVM .0-le.0O AU DE TOlLSTTi J.00 POUDRB LB BAIN 2.00 141 trtre m m ii am iflHf 0v v Grandma wore a duster like this (coat to you) when she whizzed around the country tide in grandpa' Stanley Steamer. Fashion revives theie fashions of the gaslight era . , . the era when men were men and women were feminine flowers. Well, twenty-three skidoo! I ' ... Ja. 8! V- - if u jar i I Gabardine coats with flare and swing. from Gibson Girl skirts, from irl blouses and ' Hear G. HOWARD HODGE Famous 5th Avo. Hat Designer on "The Easter Parade of 1948" Thursday KFJ 18: 1 5 A. M. KFLW-9;00 A. M, "A
