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HKHALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KAMA OHEOON
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Hf WAS FIVE . . . Nov. 2?.
end handioml Ronald Chariot
Howard celebrated hit birtli.
day annivartary with pirty
on that da(o. Hi Ii tin ion
of Mr. and Mn. Edwin C.
Howird, 1040 Eldorado. Hit
lather it chemical inqin.
eer wilh thi Hircules Powder
Company; and wai ncinlly
Irant'irnd htrl.
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handioma ton of Mr. and
Mn. Earl Klawittir. 417 N.
9th Strait. Hi ii fiv. Hit
grandoarinti and ornt
qrandmothir liva in Coimol,
Minn. Thiy're Mr. and Mrt.
Alfrid OUm, Mr. and Mn.
Hinry Klawittar and Mn.
Kathirlni Koch.
Photo by Gudarian
SOJOURNERS
A true uplrlt of Chrlstmis and
frlrndlnM prevailed the a'ler
mion of Wfdnrtday, tier, 10. when
Koiournera held their annual
cliriUii paity at the Willard
Hotel Mn Oeorie Roberts was
chairman of the affair aMnd by
Mra. Maria Howard. Mrs. Nlco
I.indikoy. Mrs. Belly Monan, Mrs
Marian Noma and Mra. Ruth Hop
son Oally drroialert tablet added
a rheerlul not. Deert luncheon
aa served and members were en-i
trrlainrd bv the Mitdrigal tin In
Chorua of Sacred Heart Academy
accompanied by Jane Grey who.
aUo presented a delightful piano
solo. The entire rlub joined in mg-;
lrg Chnatmsa carols and Rlfta v. ere
exchanged. I
Incoming; ofllcers an Mra. Or-,
man Oildow. president: Mia. II.
1.. Itobertion. vici president; Mra.
Karl Mankell, treasurer; Mra. F. !
O O'Connell, secretary. Installa-i
lion was conducted by Mra. Winalon!
pui vuie and earh IncdnUng oilier
vaa presented with a lovely ror
aaie by her retiring ollirer. Mra.
j. R. Rhodes, retiring prealdent,
ts given a gilt from the club.
Al'.er assuming .the presidency,
Mrs. Oildow announced her stand
ing committees aa follows- Hos
pitality, Mrs. C. Matufh; Remen
brance, Mra. E. A. Renner; Mem
berahlp, Mrs. O. O. Packer: By-
la!, Mra. A. V. McVey: Hiatorlan.
i. D. B. Jones; Publicity, Mn.
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Oueita for the a Her noon Included
Kthel Nlcol, Auauala Coats, Vera
Teal, Donna Mathlia, Eleanor Rot
rock, Helen Crablree, Cam Himrod
and Mra. W. D. Miller.
Next regular meeting will be
held it the Willard Hotel Jan. 4.
luncheon In the Paul Bunyan room
at 3:30 followed by an a He moon
of cards. All newcomers to Klam
ath rails are Invited. Phone Rosella
Renner at 4231 for Information.
Birthday And
Farewell Party
MACDOEL A birthday celebra
tion combined with going away
parly, was held In the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Miller Sunday,
Dec. 14, In honor of their son Don
ald, who will leava soon for the Ma
rine Corps.
Those enjoying the day wen Mr.
nd Mrs. Joe Burch and daughter,
Nora Lee, Mr. and Mra. Leallt
Flock and daughtii, Sandra, Oa
relic, Calif., Mrs. Bud Stevenson
and Barbara and the hosts.
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A HAPPY FAMILY . . . cm would mvir know that thiv inn't
all brothers and sittirt. Back row, lift to riqht, Stivii Acuff,
7, ton of Mrs. Joy Acuff; hinglnq the sock. Piqqy Jo, 5,
Julit 3. and in thi chiir, Jinny, 4, all thru children of Mrs.
Doris Sample. Seated on thi floor, II to rl Cindy Mitur,
1 12, daughter of Mrs. Aliel Mitier and niici of Miry Lou
liwrenci; and Larry Acuff, 4, Silvia's brothir. This suc
LIONESS CLUB
PIANO RECITAL
n.. ti ..... ii. ., : Orilrr of the Eastern Star. In the
The Lioness club held 111 annual, M,n Thursday evening.
Christmas party at the home ofioic. 11. ritualistic work was dem-
Mra. Clarence Humble Monday
evening. Dec. I President Mra.
Joe Thomas, held a very ahort
business meeting. Mrs. V r n
Moore announced that "Light" had
been choaen as the theme tor the
stall convention to be held here
In June. Mrs. Moore Is chairman
of the big eve!: with Mrs. Morgan l
Johnson co-chairman. They and
their committees will begin plan
ning meetings right after the first
of thi year.
Mra. Humble had decorated her
home early to create a holiday
Pint for the occasion, and the
effect was moat beautiful. Mem
bers hsd a gift exchange conducted
In the manner of ( musical game.
which resulted In a great deal of
merriment tor al1 A delicious '
Christmas dessert was served by
the following hostisses: Mra. F.
Cecil Adsma. Mrs. Robert Meat, j
Mrs. Ed Hickman, And Mrs. Jack ,
Bishop.
The remainder of the evening was I
given over lo singing Chrlatmas
carols, with Mrs. Irwin Tweet as I
accompanist. A perfect ending to a
lovely Christmas party.
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ASKfOMlroBRm6,wt BKr;
---ylow CANDY
for Christmas
Santa Clout special gift pack . . $1.00
Frinch Cnomt, thiwi and nult $1.50 la $10
Dutch Milk Chotolilit , (2.00 and $4.00
AUCnamt $jj
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Prosperity Chapter 160
MALIN At the regular monthly
meeting of Prosperity Chapter 160.
ionstrated by members of the Ma
lin Rainbow Assembly.
Preceding the Chapter meeting,
the Rainbow olflrers took their
stations and exemplified the min
atory work or the Rainbow tor
boih Rainbow and Star members.
Immediately following the Rain
bow work, members of the Eastern
Kt . niwnwl t h , r it. . . , V.
wcrthy Matron Harel Bowman and
Worthy Patron Eugene Beaaley pre.
aiding in me east.
Business mattera and election of
officers wera taken care of and
the meeting was ended with an
addendum for outgoing Matron,
Hatel Bowman.
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cessful vihturi in sharina a Fioutahold has been in operation
nearly a year, and this home, I76S Wiard, is supervised by
Mrs. Doris Billon, Doris Simple's mothir. Th childrin hivi
plivmitis, proper can during thi day, and it is thi perfect
solution to the working mother's problem. And besides, Christ,
mil is to much mori fun!
She was presented wilh a gift
from her ofl.cers. then in return,
presented them each with a gift.
Refreshments were Nerved by
Doris Smith and Thclma Clubtnn
from attractively decorated tables!
which carried out the Christinas
theme.
Instead of the usual gift exchange
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I SAMSONITE
LUGGAGE f
Larqi Stocks
DON'S I
6th and Main Ph. 6520$
Give the gift
that always fits
a gift
from La
No worries about sit or color
. . it's always qood fast to cjivi
a La Pointe's qift bond ... to
qiv her th fun of selectinq her
own qift.
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a kitchen shower was held for
use in the new Masonic Hall kitch
en. A surprise hankv shower Was
given for Helen Ottoman, who is
moving, away.
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LOG CABIN
TONITE!
DINING
DANCING
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BIG BROTHER . . .Gary Ouam ... it three, but looks capable
of taking care of older sisters, Shirley, left, 8, and Dianna, 10.
The bright-eyed trio are children of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. (Bob)
Alexander, 1537 Vilford. They have two grandmothers, Mrs.
C. G. Andrui, 2300 Union; and Mrs. Edith Alexander, Port
land. The lucky children have a great-grandmother, Mrs. Frank
DeKeester, who also lives in Portland.
Photo by Ferebee
Women of Moose Meet at Merrill
MERRILL The FrlendshlD com-
mlltee of the Merrill Women of the
Moose met Dec. 12. at the home
of Anna Hartlerode. Bessie Aubrey
was co-hostess. Rose VanMeter
wag authorized to purchase a gift
for the nuie children it Moose
heart. The recent bazaar was re
ported a financial success, and a
Kilt and note of thanks have been
sent to Mr. Sanders for the use
of his office in Maun for the sale.
The annual Friendship dinner
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Tberaeauiieal Battery In il IV 5 Q j
NiMend Worktop. Fir, f&i 1 th iA t p
FIT IS FASHION and R Ti? V7 W VI
NoMenaoeinp6tand t y3L tW ji fjf
tlanir thi leg masitaTly. ! tjlt,?'- rrr laraaaiiiai
15-denier, 51 gouge... 1.6S ! !''' f '"".T'Ii?"
3 poir 4.8S I il(iTrrrTi
15-denier. 60 qouoe . . . 1.95 lLliiillil.LU . ;
3 pair S.7S
will be Jan. 11. at the Moose Hall:
caris De sent- IuJul Brm- who
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Refreshments were served by
the hostesses to Helen Brumley.
Susan Williams. Leta Stolt.- Inez
Sherrlll, Myrtle Kucera, Louisa
Icenblce, Liz Slezalc, Rose Baley,
and Rose Spolek.
Solve your clothes drying; prob
lem with the all-dry Budget Bundle
service at Men's Hand Laundry.
Grv Ms Masic of
Proportion. Nylons
in an oxquloH
CHRISTMAS GIFT BOX
Exclusive at the TOWN SHOP
LITTLE MAN from Malin,
William Brown, it 6 months
old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Brown. Hit grandparenti
are Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Cacki, Malin; and Mrt. Aliel
A. Brown, Fort Klamath. H
also hat a great-grandmothir
In Europe.
Photo by Finbia
CDA HAS BIG
CHRISTMAS PARTY
The annual Catholic Daughter
Christmas party was Monday eve
ning, Dec. t in thi Parish Ball.
Despite the severe storm, approx
imately fifty memben were there.
The annual exchange of gift was
held with Mra. Frank Kill act
ing is Santa Claus. The group
sang Christmas carols accompan
ied by Mrs. Louise Vaughn at th
piano.
Refreshments were served from
the gaily decorated table, centered
with a miniature Christmas trii
appropriately decorated. Red can
dles In crystal candlesticks com
pleted the picture on a background
of lace cloth.
Mrs John Kennedy and Mn.
G. C. Lorenz presided at the tea
and coffee service. Mra. Otto Sari
was general chairman assisted by:
Mrs. R. CrUflth, Mrs. Calvin
Bretches, Mrs. Katie Carty, Mrs.
R. Dedrick, Mrs. Thomas Duke.
Mrs. M. W. Foster, Mrs. Ray
Kann, Mrs W. C. Lem asters, Mrs.
W. May, Mrs. Joseph Mllani, Miss
Patricia Murphy, Miss Josephin
Reglnato, Mrs. M. Parks, Mrs. An
gelina Pastega, Mrs. Stanley Smith
Mrs. Pete Bupernant, Mrs. Robert
K. Thompson, Mrs. Guy BelUnt
and Mrs. E. Grimes.
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WOOD'S DRUG
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500 MAIN