Herald and news., August 27, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

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MRS. HUGH O'CONNOR, (above, left) reigned over the , Lf j v
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THE ROADSIDE STAND (shown top, right) was one focal
point of interest at the Klamath Flower show held Thursday
ot Fremont school. Shown viewing the stand are Mrs. Eric
Majors, who chairmanned the building and arranged the
Stand, ond Mrs. Olive Swinford.
THIS IS A GOGGLY-GEE (center) that Coil Remhort is hold
ing. Cail won first prize in the junior division with this little
animal. Lynctte Kohn smiles with Cail over the clever crea
ture. Coggly-gce is Coil's interpretation of a fictitious child-
3 GOLDEN TOPPED Jean Ledbetter (tcp, center) is as sunny
as the over-sized sunflower she is watching. Little Jean was
snapped as she stopped to explore the huge specimen.
A DEFT TOUCH was used in creating these corsages (shown
above, left) which Mrs. Will Wood and Mrs. Horace Cetz are
holding. Mrs. Wood was chairman in charge of the corsage
tit which is shown to her left.
ANY YOUNG LADY would be happy to annout ce her engagement, and Mary Robertson
is a picture of a happy bride-to-be. Shown with Mary is her cousin, Helene Fischer, as she
tokes one of the heart-shoped announcements which told of Christmas holiday wedding
plans.
Mary is a cousin of Mrs. Ceorge Fischer of Tulelake, with whom she has been making
her home. Mary's fiance is Ransom Buck Turner of Rupert, Idaho. He is the son of Mr.
ond Mrs. Ransom Bates Turner of Idaho City.
TWO SISTERS (above, right) Mrs. Howard Craham and Mrs.
Harry Boivin, comment on the corsage tree which received
many compliments during the afternoon. The corsage tree
was a tree of many colors with its branches covered with all
shapes and varieties of summer blossoms.
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