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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FACE NINETEEN Mid-Week SOCIETY New Officers Flltrlin frlluwnlilp of III Con (relational eliurcli elected tin fol lowing oftU'ere lor the corn I nil year, Doane Lelk, president; Mlldrtd MlUhrll, vita president; Jremilne Newsoin. secretary; Dixie Davis, treasurer; Marilyn Hardin, reporter. Till eserullv committee mrt at Ih Imnic of Mr. and Mri. diaries I-eis. to appoint committees fur tht coming your. Program eumtnlllee, Mildred Mltclirl, chairman. Blilrley Oclimrr, Hylvla lllllli. Lee Klnmarg and Kennrth Bmllh; social commit tee, Harold Wirth, chlrrnn. Junior Davenport, Clancy Maiutl, Bonnie O Kara. Donna llillll, Jerry Wag ner, Karl Uertrand and Dirk Dewey; worship chairman U Donna Everett with Hoger HUM easlstlng; publicity, Marilyn lUrclln. chairman. Arlen Klrlameler mid Eugene llutclilna. Regular meeting will be dlarnn llnunl until fall ltli'iuiiti tlx (roup will niert Informally durum tli lummer. Engaged Mr. and Mrt. Harry W. Rita an nounced tli engagement of their daughter. Patsy Wratrom, to Rich ard Nobl of Henley. Mr. Nobt U a student at Orr-on mat college. Cnrvalhs. Tli bride elect la a graduate of Sacred Heart academy. The wedding will Lake place lata thla month. A TINY TOT li Koren Sue Ircwn, daughter of Mr. ond Mn. Rudy Brown of 1932 Wontlond. Her grandparents re Mr. and Mrs. Jock Stark of Klamath Foils ond Mr. ond Mrt. Horold Brown of Com fen, N. Y. Jones-Miller. ' I ' v.- ?T x t f THE ENGAGEMENT of Potty Weitrom, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Harry W. Riei was an nounced recently. Patsy will become the bride of Richard Noble of Henley during the loiter port of this month. Luncheon Th Three It club met at the horn of Kalherlne Hogu Tueaday for a luncheon meeting. Carda were played during th afternoon, with prlaea going to Elsie Lone mire, Jeaaie Die I and Elisabeth Dhehy, Th neit meeting will be at the horn of Oretta. Srhwelgrr, 441ft Cottage. Member are aaked to be preaent aa the new officer for the neit year will be elected. SUMMER BAND1 ; i PS: The perfect summer program for your child. Beginners end advanced' members accepted for limited time. REGISTER NOW! All tMBl UulramettU, new w nt4. b yurrhatwd n ry ifnu m rtfitr. RECtHTCR NOW! fbtme S1, m tm U ttephfi Music Co. 120 N. 7th 6 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator l i Be sure to see I 1 -America's No.l Refrigerator VERN OWENS' Dancing Party Dirk llllloii. son of Dr. and Mr. J. M. Hilton, and Itlchard Hwanaon, aon of Mr. and Mra, Mttrlln ttwan aoli, were hoata al a dancing parly given at the lllltoti home recently. The parly waa In celebration of Junior high graduation to which young friends of , the hoata were Invited.' OueaU were Detilce Kenyon. l.oralou Rolph, Hhlrley Keener, Pat iiito. Diane Olilenlimg. Mnrlene Howard, Mnrlene Owens, Jean Adams, Gertrude Hramlett, Carolyn Kedley, Alice Ueary, J;na Langslet. Charles Boettcher, tlcorge fjihna. Oerry Ik), Tommy Moore. Douglas Pence, Koimle Miller, l.yle Mills, Dean Hchoenburg, Pat Kitlredge, Dave Krench, Dave Cuinmlngs, Duane Mr-Lain and th hosts. Farewell BI.V A farewell party waa held at th Bly ranger station tor Tom Aeur and Elwood Maloney on Fri day evening, June 11. Aeur and Maloney have been on th Premont nailonal foreat for a year and a half. Aeur was transferred to Mt. Baiter national forest and stationed at Verlot ranger station near He attle, Wash. Maloney transferred to Malheur national forest and will be working on timber aales. Attending the party from Lake- Ml film? (MM WW W1 It m What a lot of refrigerator for an apartment or small Soma with limited kitchen area I It's a "4 footer" on the outside, but a full footer" on the Inside. And while It toket so little floor space, there's nothing missing In conve nience ond dependability. See this new Frigldaire today, team about all 9 models, 3 types, of new Frigidair Refrigerators. iUSTCOOKAT Ot THESE FEATURES Super-FrMttK hold. 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Sizes 10 to 18., 'Moxlrnvm inrr'nlogv IX Teachers Feted HENLEY Mrs. Oeorge Elliott en terulned th lady teachers and th wives of th men teachers of the Henley schools at a luncheon on Wednesday, June I. Two out-of-town guesu were present. A yellow and green color scheme waa used In decoration. The guest list included Mrs. Lyle Charles Csrr and th honored guest. jp SEARS Haley, Mr. Erllng Mellby, Lois Rumer, Mrs. J. B. Hope, Mr. Ben Pool, Mrs. Oordon Reed, Mrs. Lloyd Beeley, Mr. Tommy Jackson, Mr. Richard Harmon. Mr. Harry Kay lor. Mrs. Koy Carter, Mrs. A. R Dickson. Mrs. Juanlta Nellls, Mrs. Melvln Ray, Mrs. Richard HUrton. Mrs. Htanley Kendall. Mrs. Mag Marvin, Mrs. C. B Howe, Mrs. Mike Murray, Mrs. Wallace Anderson from Clearbrook. Minn , and Mrs Ray Buck from Butte Palls. Mont. SALUTES WEED, DUNSMUIR WITH SPECIAL LOW PRICES SPECIAL PURCHASE! POTTO G1fiKi specially priced W.i.' You save on I styles, dressy tailored classics, iremenaous selection of fine rayons and quality cottons. 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