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SATUIIDAY, NOVKMP.KIl 211, ID.'iZ HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINB DA Meeting December I Kuliilona (.'Implcr, Daughters nf Hie Aiiii i li'ioi Id volution, will iiicrnl itt the I'l'lli'iin laily loom lor ilmiTM ni ::w ii.ni. i)ic. I A (;hrlMinivi in in i r in m charge of Mm, I i ' j -ri .i rloiniiMlnl noil Mrs. Uiin .iiirnvrll will b pre united. II I. ley HScr, member II li V bring tlir.-.t. ricrrvniloin .-lioulil lio iii-Klp liy railing Mi ' llri nui t .oilman, lrpilioiii 4'.T1. nr Mm. Clinrlia II. Writers, tPirpimn hi:iu. Mm, (iiiv lliu lull mill Mm Aletha Hliminoii mo liualtisiif lui Hip evening. 8 et 40 Mceiinq bilon jj Eight rl I' oily nirl In Hiu LciiIoii ilull Nov, III, with H liictnucm pri'-.rnl. l-'uiiiile Mr.o 'l'nirtiiiii uuvn her rrport on llin mci'tiug ol the 8 el 4u Miiou in I'ot-tinii.'i. Mm, I'. II. 1' oncer, c III III - w r II it t r rllnil'inail Will send C'llt'l.-.liiuin llllll to tlla 1 ilornulml-i Jlinii;n 'i lie DhIIcm, OlT'toil. Hlic albo re ported Huh nMio.lmii'0 wit gl'.rn ii7 Mvrrui oi inn innniiri.i to Hip 'lulioiiuliiMn mid llrullli Am.ocl'i lion, 'im- helped Willi Hip Christ- inn.-, tieuN and line mmiy hour WOK lo Ilia Ciln .L X. tuv Htlrvev 'I lip minimi Chrijiiiiin, i,irly will b" III Hip Lesion Hull, Uri. S, ivIipi, Im .OimiJi mid li.rjiitli will br MUl'Mh. A l'Ot-,llti liuilr Will pC t'ut llir pollurk supper. M, ! ml llpllb.niinir, Urn H.itilr finllli mid Kaiinio Mao 'Jnuiiipnon served rclic-.hiiicntv THETA RHO AT MERRILL TliurMlny. Nov. 7. Hip Merrill Tin-in Hho GUIs lnllluti-ii Dniolliv UMioiky mid Dorlnic riivold into Imp t lub. Aha ni Oils meeting can illdnlca (or prenldclit mid vice prrv Idrnt were noiuliinlra. Murllm Hensly in Hip candidate lor prrni ilrni mid Coiiuia itccves lor vlcn piPNldrn', llip club plans lo tnkp ni acllvc I'i I In ronipin wiln inner Tlirm Klio Olrlr. Clubs ol the stale. In tlip nenr future members are go Hilt (o call at residence lo collect empty wp bottlpi lo earn money for thg club. iUvo your bottle rrnd I WJi il I ISJ By ROBUtTA DKWKV Mm, Don Wc.t in recuperating UNirr limiip following surgery t a KUiiimh Kail hospital. Hob Drngoo and WUob Donnrr rni io tastein Oregon o hunt elk. Mra. Charles Click has been railed lo Kaput Clly. 8 D , due to Uip llllicnn ol lier Inllifr. Mia. William Hill recently under went surgery at Klamath Valley Hospital. W, L. Vanelrava rccenllv madp a trip to Moses Lake, Wash., atop ping at llereloru. Ore . to bring lua mother back for a vi.Mt. Mm. Mlllnn Loprr drovo to Olynipla. Wash., lo vlait her mother. Her dauihtr Lilly, mho l In her netontt year ol nnr' train Hit returned lor vuil. Merrill limn who drot lo Maupin JL,im r inr in. n.M.r n,..i tended ty the local learn and Maupin re- ..... ixiried nearly an many Mcrrlllllea Olllcer. and drill team Initiated there aa Maupin people. I """ nll0',' oandldalea: Jean Pa- Mr and Mr-. Frank IHinnlcull 1 do"- Loul"' ""V"0'- J01" Bandera, and John led Friday lor 8jii Diego I oul"? Donahui-. Jenne Watson. In Miend Triank-Bivinj with Inrir Rophiai Yountj. Ooldina Thompaon. ilauBhter and aon-ln-law, Mr. and wmip iirown. i.yneiia p.arn. uor '"Vt mmmmirmmmKmma m aim mmmmmmmm aai-aia-aii-aaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiai aiiiiiiuiiiii'ii vmai.ni,l ij!iB!! CrrJ IL l 1 0 u W LJ Vj :n:;,iFU; rU -;"r- vV I p 11 -y-- OANCIN& wi tha dlvonion I f 4 I. f'Vf -'l - y . n" . 'P; -. (. te.. , "V J h-t v Church Group Organized By H. S Students An In'erdenornlnatlonal Kroup ol hlKh ftchool K'rlii "nd bovn have orxanli'd a club which will meet every two vyckn at Ht B.irn:ib.n nirhih hall vlth the Heverend and Mm. Carl Oronn helping. The elKht i:hnrtr rnembcra aro Marlanna llellekvon, Alice Graves. Catherine rir-arborn. Mary Leavltt. Ruth Thnrnan, Blllv D"arborn, Richard liurneti. and David Thomaa. Mect Inijs will atari at 7:30 and end at 10. It w;m HugKi-nted by the Rever end Gross and accepted by the laoup In have a ahort nervice by one of the youncc people at every meeting. The younK mernbera have planned to mnke aporta the basic activity. Rlxht now they are en Joying badminton and plnpon(f. When there m now the meetlnua will be on Saturday altcrnoorw and diversion will be skiing and tobog ganlnK. The group plan to have movies later (or youristerj and oldsters. I GAA Banquet In Merrill MERRILL The Girls Athletic Association o( Merrill lliuh School nerved tlicr annual Football Ben riuet Tuesday evening, Nov. 25. at the recrentlon hull, Attendini; were Invited xuests and members 01 the football team. OAA president. Darlcne Turner, extended the welcome, and Bill Hill, team captain, responded Principal Harold Hendrickson and coach Ray Radar Introduced the players,, and made a lew short remarks, Joleah Millet (tave a humorous rrndinK. and Mary Jo Hendrickson presented a tap dance. A vocal duct, Mary Lou Quails and Con-, nle Reeves, and a vocal trio, D lores Conner, Velma Fox, and Edna Mae Reeve', were the mu sical numbers, GAA girls, with the assistance of their advisor, Mrs. Nancy Adams, cooked the dinner, and tne eighth grat'e girls were In charge of the serving. ' 1 A of F Chapter. 18 Women or the Moose MKnmi.L The Acatiemv ol Prlendshlp Women o( tho Moose, Merrill Chapter 18, met at tha home o Mrs. Henry Vacknlt In MnUn, on Friday afternoon, N0v l. The minimi linznur Wan the main topic (or discussion. All co-workers aro urged to brlna their donation nf handwork to the next regular lodve meeting on Dec. 2. Th ba zaar will be held Saturday Dec. 6, at the J. w. Sanders real es tate office hi Malln. Tha price mnikiiirt and wrapping committee will meet at the home of Olga Brndshaw on Wednesday Dee 1. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Marie Vacknltz, to Verne men McNeill. Letn Stolt, Olg Bradshaw, Rose Bpolek, Louise Icenblcc, Helen Brumley and Rose Baley. Big 10 lb Budget Bundle! washed and dried for only 89e at Men'e Hand Laundry. el the perly given by e group of Rooiovolf qirli Nov. 14 et the Yacht Club. Hoiteuet (or evening pictured (I to r) Corrine Ackermen, daughter of Mr, end Mri. A. S. Acker men; Annelle Getter, deugh tor of Mr. end Mri. Peul Get ter; Lynn Whitlock, daugh ter of Mrt. C. L. Morey; Sendre Ademt, daughter of Dr. J. Merlin Ademi; end Carolyn Certer, daughter of Mr. end Mrt. M. A. Certer. Group picture wet teken dur ing e "hokey-pokey" tettion. ic -ti- it Eagles Auxiliary Admits Members DINNER FOR MERRILL FOOTBALL TEAM Weekend MFFinit.t TurkiV mri ill the Mr and Mr Trim Ttarrv anrl Mr In Portland F.aglen Auxiliary regular meeU- Mng and Initiation Nov. ie. waa et-!whrn Mr. e record number ol "flxins" were served at a dinner party, Nov. 20. In the parish hall and Mra. John o Nell, Mrs. Ueorge Price. Cieorge la eta iinnea mere with the navy. Weekend vlritorn at the R R. Walker home weie Mr. and Mis. Frank Duibm and family of Pitta burg. Calif. Mra. Jamea Ifndgen and children have been visiting three werks in VA Pafo with her mother and brother. othv Milligan. Violet Gyman and Dorothy Anderson. The membership drive now un der way ia meeting with much en thusiastic response from members. The present campaign will contin ue throuah January. Local aa well an district prises will be awarded ihose sinning up the most mern bera. A Christmas bog h been aent to the auxiliary's "adopted' serv ice men In Korea. Next meeting will be Dee. 10 at I p in. Birthdays lor October, No vember and December will be ob served that night: end there will be e Christmas gift exchange. Gifts are not to coat more than one dollar. Merrill BPW The Merrill BPW club had dinner meeilng at Mar-Max rate November llh at 7 p.m. After din ner the club retired to home of President Mra. R. K. i Resale! West for business meeting and pro gram. Pioarain for the evening wea un der Public-Aflalra chairman Mrs. Wilbur i Kay i Brlckner on Being a Good Cltiten. Plans were made for Christmas rty December 17th at home ol rs. W. D. (Eva Van Cleave. O il exchange and pot-luck Is on the program for evening plus a visit from Santa. Bazaar FORT ROCK By ROBERTA. Mi(;m: The officers' training team met at the Ornnire Hall Inr first de gree work Saturday night, Nov. It. All grange members are Invited to atlend lhe-e meetings even II thy do not participate In the drill. In order lo gain belter understanding nl grange work. Next meeting dale will be announced. Thursday afternoon. Nov. 50, the Fort nock 4 II group hrld a sur prlre parly for the leader. Mar garet Kaley. Refreshments were aened ula Klerk has been on the sick list for more than a week but la now able to be up. ' Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Hchnlrk nd daughter, Jean, were in Fort Rock Sunday lo visit Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Branch and Mr and Mrs, Bill Maltls. Mr. and Mrs. John Harbison and ion. Scott, ol Rend visited Mr. and Mra. Delbert Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Parks last Sunday. Art Kaley Is bidding tho pump houre for Donald Mcllre. Ernie Slelgleder has returned home from Portland where he went for medical treatment. Joslne Glider and Bnnbv, Mar garet Kaley, Roberta McGee and David were business visitors in Redmond Nov. IB. Mrs Anne Rloane and Mrs. Anna Oales and children spent Sundav visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mau rice Ward and Charley Sungley. Mr. and Mrs. Art Knley and Jean visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGee Sunday evening. Canasta was played. Venlta Branch, home economics chairman still has vanilla and electric drver- Mrs. ft. I,. Dracoo. shampoo In sell. Sales money will Won the electric sheet and Frank go toward the purchase ol a cof- Collins took home the glass flj lee urn inr tne grange xncnen, irnd and reel. S SPORT SHIRTS ..MO" MERRILL A rapacity crowd wan on hand (or Bt. Augustine's annual bataar and supper held at the parish hall Nov. . Many "raves' were heard on the smor gasbord supper, which featured turkey, chicken, ham and meat balls, as well an numerous other good things to eat Lucky winners of tne tnree prites given away, were Mra. Ralph jier rer of Klamath Falls, who won the Suburban Sirens Suburban Sirens met Nov. 4 with the newly elected president, Doro thy Koberg lift the chair. Other newly elected olllrers Luella Mil lion, vice president- Ueraldlne King, secretary; and Donna Carr, treasurer were also present. Committees to serve the coming year were appointed by the presi dent as lollows: Ways and Means, Florence Masters and Vera Gor don: tjoclal, Gietla Ochweigcr, Ks Iherlne Burnett and Orace Short; Refreshments. Betty Kowalls; Wel coming, Martha Cassldy end Onia Lee Buck; Publicity, Elsie Warren. Plans wcrp also discussed lor the annual Christmas Party sched uled lor Dec. It lor all volunteers nd their ladies. Marge Perkins wss appointed to serve as general chairman or this parly. Other committee chairmen assisting will be Social and Entertainment. Hel len Nelson; Decorations, Florence Masters; and Refreshments, Nlckl Lsrson, Two new members were el coined to the orgamtallon, Kalh erine Burnett and Fran Hayes. Following the business meeilng, refreshments were served by Mar tha Cassldy. Second regular November meet ing of the Suburban Sirens was Nov. 18. with Dorolhy Kooerg, pre siding. Additional plsns were made (or the Christmas parly. Chairmen were also appointed lo take care of the concessions at the auiiunl Volunteer's New Year's Eve Refreshments. Elsie Warren; and Check Stand, Oeraldlne King. One new member was welcomed Into the organization. Sally Hitch- tock. Alter the close of the business meeting, refreshments were served by Vera Gordon. Cards were played during the remainder of the eve ning. Members present were Dorothy Koberg. Geraldme King. Donna Carr. Betty Kowalls, Fran Hayes, Catherine Burnett, Doris Oreen, Oma 1 p Ruck. Maroe Perkins. and Bally Hitchcock. i and Mrs. Roy Beasley, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Hoyt and lor Merrill Hlgh't loolball team. 1 Karen, accompnlilcd by Mrs. R. O. The table was attractively decor-; Hoy'. "P"1' v weekend ln.fort ated in purple and gold, the school I 'and. They visited with Mr. and colors, and centered with a bouquet ! Mrs. Richard Hoyt and new daugh- o( fall flowers and a decorated cake, enscrlbed "Merrill Huskies" liol District Champs ". Following dinner the young peo ple enjoyed games and dancing. Places were set for Reverend John Phelan. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hen drickson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams. Noreen Bredeen. Raymond Malison. Shir ley and Connie Johnson. Jack Hen drlcawon. Bill Hill. Connie Reeves. Dale McCulloch, Esther and Mar tha Beasley, Larry DeLap, Lee and Jerry Wollram. Dick and Jim Bar ry. Lerny and Gerald Johnson and Mike Geraghty. Earl Loner. Lerov and Herber Schlecht, Larry Evertson, Sharon Koitholt. Donnle Heaton, Dean Hill, Chris Lemler. Gary Walters. Lor- etta Lemler. Shirley Hoy. Claud etle Shuck, Nancy Atteberry, Jan- Ice Goodman, Brrnle Anderson, Le tand Winters, Dick Fields. Peggy Noonan. Roger Trotman Margarer Petrlk. Robert Wilson. Cleve Ochs. Oeorge Hodges, Jack and Danny Barry. Clifford Honeycutt. Velma Fox and Johnny and Tommy O Nell. ter Lu Ann: also saw the Oregon- Oregon State loolb.-.ll game. m6 s 7 vy wV-3x EXQUISITE NYLONS, Y b FAMOUS 5 V y ua ma Magical, the way they beautify the legs they . adorn ! Magical, too, the way they wear and wear! Say "Merry Christmas" with NoMcnd's... box or a pair. ..and you give the Jinest! 15 Denier, 51 Gauge One 1 LC Three A OC Pair '0i Pair 15 Denier, 60 Gauqe M 1 95 Pair ' Three C 75 Pair '' In NoMend'a "Famous 5" Proportioned Leg Typel... "One ii uaaly henl" FREE Beautiful gift box with the purchase of three pair. 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