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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1952)
PAGE TEN HERAl.n AN) N'HWS.' KLAMATH FALLS ,OREGON iXTURIMY. NOVEMBER 8, SPARKLING SPROQBl9M1f i t . 1 y ftjMitVli,"v' 6 I if1' ti k; '' t f fe T ) ' a tit :-'.. ' ."'"Nil : 4. feMI! . n. 1 v . i iv a is ! t i - ' i rf 5 : . GOOD LOOKING three year old Gary Is the son of Mr. and Mm. Ben Morrison, 1844 Lan caster Avenue. His paternal at-jjw-tnafr .:.. grandparents who spend most HE'S HANDSOME and two of their time traveling are Mr. Michael Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Morrison. Ma- and Mrs. Leslie Bennett, 1540 ternal grandparents, Mr. and Lookout Street. He is the Mrs. John C. McFarland, live grandson of Mrs. Emma Dun- at ' 1751 Etna. His great- can, Baker; and Mr. and Mrs. grandmother, Mrs. Donna A. Claude Bennett, who live out McFa'ind, lives in Tacoma. of Baker. Photo by Ferebee Photo by Fereb'ee. TIM AND JOAN bright eyed little tykes whose proud par. ents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Howrey Roberts, Bonanza. Tim is 10 months old, and Joan is 2. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James M. Murdock, 4UV ihasta Roberts, Bonama. . ' j mftitl'Kliltaik Pells t-vilt hh ,rnmtkr, Mr. " j Py Istn.IOvWeWmfHn,! ' .was kyBlliy end hand-f f em, tlif'e kiMki 'it-lel. Kent; 1 here With Mi reUfi; Mr. end ' ! Mr. '.. HeipriK Vet,, Shies, ; was three Dec. 2.; . She is the He is etie fie'.f rsj'udsen ef Mr.' daughter.of Mr. and Mrs. Ce. ' -- aael Mn: A":VSee.. Slies!-' cil flnney, 2326 Wantland ' eVNti uf fTUi-eyadten ; ef Avenue;, end the grend- MM lerlHi f Vedrwelt;.'0lc-,' SPARKLING IYI0 Sharer) . r ! " .yu I 1".". . J "I tz I daughter -'of Mr.' end Mrs. ije4d.. C.lif. , ' ? , . Way; and Mr. and Mrs. George Pounds';2M AuK -Vf :t rnoto by (auderian umn Avenue. ' t. ,. ' rv f,y,';T r. ''-" '. , ' ' 1 -,'..: Photo by Miller.lrumbeuin 1Z -jri"T HUSKY LAD is Lonnie Ray Christensen, 5 months old . . . : ion of Mr. and Mrs. Rey Christensen, 3920 Sturdevant Avenue. Grandparents ere , Mr: and Mrs. Steve Palone. Stillweli; Okl., and Mrs. Nan Christensen, 3910 Sturdevant Avenue. Rae, whose first birlKdeyM sWlli'WfrjtSSi-mirei&M oe. 5. Cute nttie: is i fiv ? , umi.eomt -mmM-m-; daughter of Mr. end.Mrs. .6r., c SAriltrfM. siaugnteVj f 'Mr,'-1 C C-t,.!Ji nil tir.w .rfl . . .1- .Lily--, : .. est F. Schmidt. 4729 SKeitv , KI.:u:Oi''PfcllK. i Way. Grandparents.. Mr. i Cfiforre . Avevtw 5sjo! r,,t ' and Mrs. Datti. Up. 'rHefHj-, 'eM'Wli lit itfiM-MM'i ley: end Mrs.: !rsss4hi!f iVifiJ. JlSyUftSS; Sy f "f 1439 Derby Street; ji rfi Pheto by Ffrhw4'.( ClT 7 l me , Nf . D ,n h,, des'9" Permits dr;""9 P 'ront doorstep, which is rnnS. LarTice worie ui rront ot a planting bo gives the p- pearance of a large front window, but the living room is secluded at the rear, where it opens on a garden porch with an outdoor barbecue fireplace? .The photo shows an interior fview of exorner,of the dining room looking toward the kitchen in a house built from this :Jesign. Th.s is plan'-9234 by Rudolph A. Matern, architect. 9p.04 l&lst St., Jamaica 2, N. Y. The house coven 1,173 square feet without garage, which is figured separately in buildTnq" estimates. r -' BPW Drama ' Gulld ! Isabella Brixnrr. program chair Tnn. assisted by Blanche Petroff. International Relations chairman, Barbara Carnini, - Public Affairs chairman. Rose O'Leary. , Education-Vocation chairman and Bcau lah Elliott, Health and Safety chair man presented one of the most Interesting programs of the year for Business and Professional Women Monday night.. .Theme. The Ramparts We' Bull d". centered on member participation, co - ordinated pro grams for the future. Each table, headed by a chair man as given a question to an . swer on suggestions for more Inter esting programs and Ideas for bene fit of the club. Chairman appeared on an Improvised TV set on the stage to answer and some Inter esting observations, were developed Tickets for the long-Bwalted New ; York Civic Drama plaja" to be I the Mills school auditorium. presented again this year under a us-1. Tickets for all three, are t6-,Dead pices of the club are now on sale, ilne for purchase of tickets .is Nov. ana may be nad from any mem-. 17. ' i "' ber of the club, from the Chamber The club will, also sponsor-the n commerce and wears Fountain I well-known Oklahoma." bee. sth, on Esplanade. . , A surprise appearencej of the The series of three outstanding , American Legion' drum corps1 re stage plays direct from Broadway will be in. this order. "Glad Tid ings." a great comedy. Nov. 25; "The Fledermaus," colorful musi cal comedy, Feb. 18, 1953 and the sensational comedy hit "Jenny Kissed Me" on April 22. The order differs from the order on tickets. Ail plays will be presented In minded members to vote. Margaret Santo assisted with the TV set. VI Pieser and Dorothy Wicks decorated table with ar rangements of fall flowers. 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