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SATUI10AY, NOVF.MUKIt 1, M.Vt PAGE TEN " HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORFHON iiinnm in mill) ,w a, i .imiimi mi l I 1 1 T" : .1 " . : i' : ' r : )rM' CHOOSING ashion-riaht accessories with a washable air assures a chic easy-to-care-for appearance (abovel. A gentle glove-washing technique for tweedy corduroy witn Knit nyion alms requires that you pur ine gioves on, imiw inom ikewarm suds, and then gently rub more suds on soiled spots with a soaped-up washcloth (insert). . . BRIDAL SHOWER October bride. Mrs. Bernis Part ridge (Donna Stainbrook), was hon ored with a shower at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mre. A. F. otini.M.k An ltnp nceicted bv Mrs. Rav' Hariris, when friends greeted the new bride October 15. ' Games were played during the m . r.rn. Rnrtnn KVCUlUg. U I'u and Joyce Stainbrook were prize winners, uoor prize weni w riautj Lynch. ; Showering the bride with gifts were: Mrs. Angus Newton, Mrs. Frank Hustead. Mrs. Bob Parker. Mrs. George Burton, Mrs. Lorln Helbig. Mrs. Joe Wait. Lois Hus tead, Nancy. Lynch, Judee James, ' Mrs. Lerov. Barnes. Mrs. Charles ' "winegsr. Evelyn Hart, Mrs. Charle York, Ruth James, Edna Fowler, 'Mrs. Bill Pickett. Joan Hickman, Virginia Arnett, Mrs. Walter Kor . man. Mrs Xew Davis and Mrs. George Stevenson, latter three aunts of the bride; . Mrs. Henry Parvin and Joyce Stainbrook, bride's sister. From out of town were: Mrs. Ida Stainbrook, grandmother of bride. Redding: Mrs. Jesse Jones, aunt, and Marilyn Stainbrook. sis ter. Palo Cedro, Calif., Mrs. Paul Dodebaugh". aunt: and Cleta Dode baugh, cousin, Dunsmuir: and Mrs. Wiley Partridge, sister-tn-law, from Perp. Refreshments were served after the guts were openea. EDITH S. GREEN believes that the right of men are greater man k imw, at monpT. Pd. Adv. Green for Secretary of State com mittee Bob Holmes, CBmn. w w knm Bid, Portland. NEW OUTFIT JIFFXl a VI 42 . i I 12-70. 30-42 Wear It with Its ' own smart blouse, with other blouses and sweaters! Bare it for a gay date dress! Perfectly simple with square neckline, fitted bodice, easy skirl, pocket-flaps It's the hand somest Jumper of the season I Pattern 9142: Misses' Sizes U, 14, 16. 18, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42. Size 16 jumper takes 3 yards 39-inch, blouse 1 yards. , Tills easy-to-uKe pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thlrty.five cents In coins for this pattern to Marian Martin, care of Herald and Hews, Pattern Dept., P. O. Box 6140, Chicago 80, III. Print plainly your name, ad. dress, tone, size and style number. CUSTOM CABINET MAKING GENERAL MILLWORK Storm Sash Doori and Window Frames Picture Window! , GEORGE'S CABINET SHOP STORK SHOWER AT CHILOQUIN PHTT OOTT7N Anttimn ipdvk used to set the theme for a de lightful stork shower given on Thursday evening of last week in honor of Mrs. Wayne Hatcher, The parly, given at the Williamson river ranch home of Mrs. Ivan Doak had Mrs. Doak. Mrs. Walter' Pohll, Mrs Wayne Niehaus, Mrs. George Reed, and Mrs. Harry rcttiwu 3 cu-nusicsses. Clever games of the Halloween theme were used' and one was par ticularly humorous, when contest ants hftl t. at nn- f a piece of string, get the gum tiiup ol, the other end and get rid of the string, all with no hands. winners oi me games were Mrs. Allen Hnthr frc Rnk U'a ..!. Mrs. Robert Doak. Mrs. Glen Kircher, Mrs. George Brautlacht, Mrs. Gaylor Hatcher and Mrs. Clarence Jenkins. The guest of honor opened gifts from We following: Mrs J. Q Buell, Mrs. Gene Page and Mrs. Clarence Jenkins. Fort Klamath: Mrs. Hamlri plltnc Mr i ler Sr., Mrs. Robert Doak, Wil liamson river; Mrs. Ida Cornell. Mrs. Lee Hatcher, Jessie Hatcher, from I ha KnrBtnm riua. rii.t.l.t. and Mrs. James Rodgers of Se- Mr, P If ho -H U v,rt- . . Q V I rr U.tph. U ' -'i Mrs. vGlen Kircher, Mrs., Rubv O 1 y vrH VT , ' A . V "n vimer. Mrs. Roy Deffenbacher. Mrs. James Chipman, Mrs. Bill DuBols. Mrs. Joe Miller Jr.. Mrs. Louis Bickers. Mrs. Gene Parker. Mrs. . Elmer negiuna. umise Niehaus, Mrs. Flovrt Dh1e Un . v n I tt, Mrs. Manual rv-hna - rwu , '. dan. Mrs. Vern Hengl, Mrs. Archie Mrs. Allen Hatcher, Mrs. George Brautlacht. Mrs. Orvllle Weddle, Mathis, Mrs. Alvie Vouncblood. Mrs Bob Wampler, Mrs. William Priebe, Mrs. Matt 8amson. Mrs. Andy Ortis and Joanne Weddle. JEAN FERNLUND r. BIRTHDAY PARTY BONANZA Mn. Roy Fernlund ITaVe a hVflv hirfhat. nn .. -. the Bonanza Library Oct. 19. 2 p.m.. for her little diiDhtr .t.n who was C years old that day.' The room was attractively deco rated for the occassion and a beatittfnl r.k with v vauuiia .1 1 1- tered the refreshment table, vtc- vuria rreancag and Trudy Brown won the prises for musical chairs: and Richard Rnhrts t H tin.- rtr plnninr the til on the donkev. All the children enjoyed a "grab string" with favors. Party refreshments were served after the afternoon of fun and games, mose attending were Jean and Joan Fernlund: Mrs. Jack Mc- Fatl T .m a o nH t.,h .. tr n . ... Jack' Kelley. Nancy. Virginia and mto. vimripn oicvcr, noooie. Ricky and Billy; Mrs. Boo Rehnvi, nniA rw. . . . . T- j Fernlund. Mrs. Jess McFall, Linda ana nonaice Mcrau; Mrs. Homer Holt, Carol. Linda and Bobby Holt; ViMnrla PrwIrUb. A- n I Sandy Hitson. Trudy and Deanna oiuwii, ray ana mcnara rtooeris; and Mrs. Roy Fernlund. Wednesday Club Wednesday Club met at St. Paul' Parlfh Han October 15. A dessert luncheon was served on tables at tractive with Halloween favors. Cards were nlaved following a brief business meedng, with prizes In bridge crolntr to June Drvrien pinochle went to Betty Thompson ana Rnoaa Brown. Hostesses for the eveniner were Frances Bennett, Nancy Milne and Elaine Shearer. . laaHS t7kmA" iteaaijfrki i til rr'.F 7 Hr5M fiWf CASCADE WONDERLAND DIVISION 258 Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors were recently honored with an official visit from Grand President, Sister Grace B. Williams, Lakeland, Fla. Picture was taken Oct. 10 during an all day meeting. From left to riqht, seated, Frida Sexton, Jessie Lee Powell, President Erma Miller; Grand President Grace Williams; Visitinq President Rae Tibbitts, Portland Division 91; Viva Bonney and Teresa Searcy. Standing, tame order, Ruth Holcomb, Lea Caillonette, Lillian Davis, Iris Ford, Emma Grey, Martha Hubbard, Alta Strinqfollow, Betty Johnson, Sally Searcy, Eva May Gilmore and Patsy Ruth Miller. Photo by Floyd SO' ! I" V I . . . y r t A . . ' 0 B.. I l it, 'tllH'1,1 o " 1 l jirilL . . L.R -J tQ'.li'A- ' BC F'" ' -''.' ':' PLAN'TC-203-A A DUTCH KITCHEN with a wood burning fireplace in the din. ing area In addition to the fireplace in the living room li on of the features of this Plan TC-209-A by the Allied House Plans, Inc., 90-04 Iftltt St., Jamaica 2, N. V. The house coven 1,297 square feet without garage and porches. (Further information and plans available from designers) 1 r'iK it Or F o COMMUNITY CONCERT season opens her n ext Wednesday evening with the appearance here of the Longines Symphonett (above) under the direction of Mishel Piastro. Last year, for the fifth consecutive time, the Symphonett won 800 music critics' "Top Award" at the finest orchestra concert ensemble in radio. ORG DIVISION 258 AUXILIARY Cascade Wonderland Division 258 Auxiliary to the Order of Rail way Conductors had a banner day Oct. 10. when Grand President Sister Grace B. Williams. Lake land. Fla., visited the local organi zation at the all day meeting. President Sister Erma Miller called the session to order, and welcomed Sister Williams and President Sister Rae Tibbitts, Port land Division 91. Sister Williams praised Sister Lee Cailouette. secretary - treas urer, for the capable manner in which her books were kept. Flowers tor the corsages worn on the officers' formals were from the yard of Sister Elta StrinBfel low: also those used In the Com-1 munitv Hall. j Shtcr Williams viewed the ex emplification of the local organiza tion's work, and olered much val uable advice and Instruction, Candidate Teresa Searcy was In itiated Into the Circle of Friend ship. ., " Durinz the dinner at Jen-Ed s Sister Erma Miller prented Sis-! ter Williams with a token gift from ' the auxiliary. Sisters Patsy Puth Miller and ; Sally Searcy, youngest members, presented a professional and hilar- lous skit. ' : Meeting was adjourned with an invitation extended to Sisters Wu-; Hams and Tibbitts to pay a re- i turn visit soon, , , PANHELLENIC AT TULELAKE TULELAKE The Tulelake City ; Panhellcnlc met Oct. 22, at the 1 home of Laura Barr. with Duffle ' a short business meeting the mem- bers enjoved colored slides shown i bv Barbara Knox. Betty Baghott, : and Dorothy Christy. I At the close of the evening re-1 frahmon( vr served in lh fol- : lowing: Helen Dahlc, Barbara Knox. I Donna Hubbard. Kim Ernst, Liz Frlef, Marie Boyden, Ruth Du Pratt, Betty Baghott, Phyllis Voss, Lena Mac Schtndler. Dorothy Chris ty. Phyllis Hanchctt, Nola Hem street and Virginia Cross. "Call Men a Hand Laundry when thing look blark!" 11th and Klam ath, phone z-2531. 1 Mil Ml TV.. Orient tre . a. ullP tufvn PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 8x10 PORTRAIT Req. 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