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Newspaper Page Text1Y, KKIMUAHY 7, 105,1 HKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE 'loquin tr.NK W ill i K at weekend of Mr, f II "live" were . y MeAlllaler of IJ. pnllrK. Tim Mi Allitt. Olil Hie UlrtiKPi'n no Mi'll 'nil, hail I'omi' I wrdillnii ol I.eruy Nina lllilk. be hums (il Mr. mul Klfld Hill, III! Ill,' I Jeanne III "Uglier ol as ltv. nml Mi. Mi nd (Intliilitpra, Euleun All ul Tuuliillii, Oip. tin) down Friday mid I Bell mill Mm. Clmrlrn both on dm it bnnjiLrv mull arliiml ini'Ully k. Mra, Ilrll w al bretlnu hum a lotiu niul Mite throit unci . aon, C.'litirle". who hn ifly nil Hip limp allien Nnvpinljrr. Ilr hud n Sowed by pur trouble, a) ueeltn npualull wltil ir, mul now ni i In a if tluulile aWlrnu'a n.iiiin wua In tlelt ull Hip linniir roll thud tlx wprkV iieilnd Hn in n 7llt liruder. f yuuiiu pootilp from mlnril Inliiril tmped ii week ni:o TUuraday b worhh,o hrrvirp Mere tvpninii, The yoimu ieo imiv. Jnv Cli ril. ' i ''P iauml J11I111-.011 and Kur. f nnuu n (Uriri num. Wrral Hnve ulinrt llk'.. the uroup Irevpllrrl to tolla where tlipy wpra be vminti people a kroui mnlh leuile. op Klie ti.rl of Mrs. ohlmii'ii'n uroup hud bt tlir ealelerln Wedne-i. g and elttei Inlneil tl)P . bn HO wan cleared on tbell huiiip lipid lor Ihn i thp Mnrrh ot Dlmra a Saturday evening-. I fradr boya ilefeaipd Uip g, bul Hip Town Tcuni .b al thp hand" of tho Fnlln Cipainprv Iphim. lb rn fpl in Uip cafe t Uip genie. Mra. I. avion afc charun of Uip relre-h-4 waa nwi-.tr,l bv Mra. I Ollla and Mra. John Jn , Oeneral rhairman ol the t- Dimes for Dip area la ph Mercer. 'Hip Camp I defeated Hip Hoy 8coula a ol llckPla lr a lurkpy (toy Clleimer, Beverly Da 4lh tiradcr and onp of Dip ,in Olrls. took I he lurkpy roup of MVP at Hie Church had ItutnlUtinii om a wrek auo Monday ( MKl pnlPrtamed IllPIr ptu I th baaement fnllowlnu I he . OMIccra are Keimelh Reed Ml: Oall MnnnrrlnB. vice. nt; Charlynn ONrill. treas- aWvtfly David, aecrplary. l. Barbara Adiinu. apritpaill at Longell Vollty IIV I 'OKA IKaVII T John Noble, brother n (JeoriiP Nnlile, Ml. Itilui Fowler, meal nieio of Uenriio and Mr.' Kdna Uuriweli and anotiior im-ve uud luiKbunil, Mr. and Mra, Allan lyr I. were nil hero from Anhlniul In at tend Hip uoldPii wrddluu uniiivrrii nry of Mr. and Mm.' Ueorioi Nnblo. Mia. Nuhle'a , In ul her and abler in l iw. Mi . Hiil Mra. J. II. Cnrpy. mul inpbcw, Veriion Cunpv. of Hrnt ly mul Mr, and Mra, lull House and Jnhunl apeni Hip weekend at Tuloliike with Mr. and Mra. Pele llodiira and family. , Mr. and Mra. Hub Burden have aold Ihrlr ranch to Mr. unit Mra. Mnurlrp Biilllnne and tumlly of 'IHIelnkp. 'Hip lloU Buidena will move lo Klamiith Kalla lo live. Hob linn been III lor I he pail year. Mr. and Mra. Frank llurden. hla pari'ini, will i r inn in on the ranch lor a tew inonlhn. Mr. and Mia. Dotix Hinelcer and Mr. mid Mm. W.iller Hinllli Kr. worn dinner uueM Frldny evenmi; at the hump ot Mr. mid Mra, Tex llllsou. Mr. mid Mi k. John Bulllvun apent Tile (In y rvpiilnt with the Kuaacll WaiMi:.. Mr. mid Mra. Harry Krazler and l.lnda v.'pip diniiPr uupaia o Mr, and Mra. Owen l'eiilr of llonnnr.a H.iiiinhiv pvenlni,- Mi. and Mir. inulcp Dieler and fanilly unt l.isl weekend in fJu ni ne vlill mil Ilia niolliei , Mi a. Tom Bieler, who I aerlouily III. Ml and Mra. Jnck WP.mcr and John and I.eMer Pmilll were Biinduv dinner liiieata ol the IH Biirnellv Mr. mid Mra. lex Mil' cm wein alio viaitara. Mr. and Mra. Dick Deiry and Ooima ol Mnlin wi-re aupppr uet of I he Mike Denrbonik Huuday. Mr. nnd Mia. I.ewi" Parson f MnrDopI apent nevera! dnya with Waller Hmiih, r. Monday pvp niiik Ihpy vtalted Mr. and Mra. Willard Noblp and aaw home mov pa. Mr. and Mra. Ulaud Harris are in I'orlimid for a few dnya whprc Leland will reclevp medical care. Mr. and Mia. Jack Murray apent WPdneaday evenlnu with the Bill Novolnya. Mra. Dick Hmllh la In Oukland with her mother, Mra. Earl Hllaon. nr.. who la III HhP may have to have an operation In the near fu ture. Tommy Morrla 11 -year-old aon of Mr. and Mn. I. B. Morrla. hud lo havp medical care in Klamath Kalla arvernl daya for an infection aulfcred from a dog bile. Mrs. Bill Buriietl. Maria and MnnlP were dinner RUeata ot the l imviu a-rldav evelilnn. Bill Bur nett rpturiied home Sunday aftPr noon from Beaaldp whero he t tended PMA meeting. Mr. and Mra. I.loyd Old apent several daya at Bummcra Lake with ihrlr daughter and aon-ln-law. ih. Miekev O'Kpefcea. Joo Nork. Krankle Womack nd I Hob Bchmoe left weane.iaay ior iiia ariuv. nd Mra. iteun nice r i i I g i K IV. S. ' f - Jk. ' . Tw I 4 W-P ALMOST TWINS . . . were Sherry Brit.hiup. deughter of Mr. end Mri. Foreit Brietheupt, Merrill; and her couiin, Randy Hamm, ion of Mr. and Mri. Randolph Hamm, 2408 While. Sharry wat born Jan. 21 and Randy Jan. 24. Randy'i mother gave them a birthday party Jan. 24, at the Randolph home. In the picture, front, seated on th floor, Jerry Cheyne and Susan White. Back of them; kneeling, Starla Sue Beymer and Lynn Johnson. Beck row, from the loft, Trudy Cheyne, Loni Berry, Sharry and Randy, Linda Cheyna and Darel Lee Ross. They are four years old. Photo by Kettler Mr. ( arMra Aonmv ' I dinner guesta at Hip home of Mr. 4b. Un. Mm Jadprholm la ad- . Mt nuM(,u Eled., , KUm. ZI2r LiL.r. n,i had a oartv I tlhcr gupsls were Mr. mid Mra. l"'nt KreiK-Hl, Moon. Mr and Mr,. Ed W,l- tehap Waa chospn urealdpnt, Mwtll. api reinry. nnd Knv 4, tTtasurpr. Bob Merger of i ency is novisor. ri'miL- liams. and Chuck Perry Mra. Marvin Brown i vis.tlng her mother and alslcra In Portland. Mr. and Mra. Lea Lenvilt pnl Laa will be held Wed' Sundjiy w ilh the Mike Dearborns. Noble were both home Irom Klani alh Fnlla to anend the WPPkend with their parents, the .rnejt Oraves and Bill Nobles. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burden were dinner gueala of Mr. and Mrs. Jnck Weimer Thursday. They hnve moved to Klamath Fulls to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Splllmie and children of Tulelakc have moved to the Burden Bench which they purchaaed. Mr. end Mra. Ben Shepherd and Cindy, of Klamath Kalla, visited in Langcll Valley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stnller, Dick nd Cheryl, and Mr, and Mis. Charles Schnildll and Janice were dinner gueata of Mr. and Mra. Joe Potucek mid Bob Friday evening. Sunday the duller family were dinner guests at the Louis Randall home, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllnrd Noble and Polly spent Uie weekend at Ash land and met their aon who Is sin Honed at Merced. He rame up with a Irieild Irom Uranus Pas. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smllh Sr.. were dinner guests Feb. 3 at the home of their daughter and aon-ln-law, the Lewis Parsons of Macdoel. Tlie occasion was Walter's birth day anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Orval DcVaul spent the weekend at Madras. They visited the Bill Hayes family. Wednesday the DeVauls went lo Malln to have dinner with their daughter, Mra. Paul FlUhugh, and family and help Orval celebrate his birthday anniversary. Mrs. Pete Hodges and Cornlee and Bruce, of Tulelake, spent Fri day with her mother, Mrs. Les Lenvltt. Quite a few Langell Valley and Bonama residents have been ill I Inter In the week to tlie with the flu and colds. Mrs. BUI Ward. Mrs. Boh Mnthls, mn- Burnett received medical care in xiinmmn r nua several days ior an abscessed throat. a, e Mauiiir Bh It. i ab la home alter spend g aerrarml days in a Klamath ,11s hospital wilh flu. Word waa received this week by I postmlatreaa that Van Wyck , former Southern Pncinc nuent Ohlloquln, Is seriously 111 In the bbern Paclllc Railroad hospital, b Franelaco. Calif.. P.R. No. . IblaUvta requented that Irlenils Iblb brea send him cards or eg, ba most of hla InmUy Is 4 In Ppun-nylvania and he, 4ttMn to being very III. I" antawme. Wyckoft translrred hbrn Cnllfonila a lew yenro auo the wenthpr was too t hare for hla health. . Horlron Club girls drove to b Falls Tlnirsdny evening ufler skating. Tills was their (Tip In to the rink during 4 two or three months. Mnk- trip were Mnroarpl Orppar. acock. Kav Hoglund, Mar tlckson, Twlln NIRlHDlpe, Hobbs, Betty Porter. Llndn, aron Zndlna. Krledn Kirk akin Bchroeder. Accompany. I girls with thPIr leader, A leader, and their bus ier, and Mra. Frank fitra- Mr. mid Mrs. W. B. Hes lll of Fort Klamath. The Ml met Tuesdny night for aws mretlng at which lime i decided thai Patty Hrs l Frieda Kirk should repro- group at a convention to fin Portland. Ch.llon.titn bablea are hos 1 wlUi -pneumonia, and gmnll ones are 111 ut home f. Tho 4-months-old aon of id Mrs. BUI Wnmpler was to the hospital lnsl 8undny b slightly older cousin, aon Imv daughter of Mr. nnd 4u,s Bickers were both ad- fandmotlicr ol tho Bill Wnrn fbahy, Is stnylng with his r.ui.e. Connie, this week. talsler. Connie, una b has had a very scvero ense fbut whs reported better on b 4-veur-nlil Roherl. sun of bd Mrs. Friink Berry. Is In hpllnl lollowlliu nil eineiKP" bendeclomy nnd Ills brolhcr I hns the flu. f 8nm Mlnnlo wns moved to lpllnl bv ninhulnnep Knlur- EpnlnR after she fell from a , moving cnr. Her leg w ly bruised and her hip dls l, but she la reported lo bo bring rnpldly. k ot the first grnde learners Jed eight children absent In loom Frldny, most ot them Hth flu. f; mid Mrs. John Miinneriiig lied Into Sunday night from Ik spent In Portland l cl'e lYnrd employes convent Ion. Ind Mrs. Lou KelllMin of the bth Fulls yard. Lowell Mn li fe alnved nl tlie F.nrl Hull I during the week while n's S Cinll. wns n guest ol Mr. Ira. Todd Deffclibnchcr. Birthday Party BONANZA Cheryl Stnller wns honored with a blilhdey party given Feb. 3 when her mother Mrs. Lewis Slnller brought two benutlfiil enkes ench with 8 cnndles nnd Ice crcnni and oilier treats for the second grnde nnd their toucher Mrs. Olive Frnlcy. Mrs. Chnrlcs Partridge nnd Mrs. Lloyd Crnwlord helped Mrs. Stnller with the games, contests and refreshments. . . Present were: Onry Hntiklns, Trudy Brown, Jennno Lee, . Onry Rnndnll, Tommy Crnwford, Monte Burnett. Pnul Denrborn, Flour Gross, Jimmy Llskey, Ocnc Spll lnne. Mnrtlia Horslcy, Eddie Blm- niona, Bobby Holt, Mlchnel Orn- linn. Cnrol Phllpol, Allnn Biciinrus, Helm nnd Dnvld LnBralle, Jessica Meechnm, Roherl Rice, Jonn Fern lniid, Judy Roberl. Robert Stcber, Margin "ray, Laimdon Bleler, Mnrglc Slewnrt and Mrs. Fraley, Mrs. Crnwford, Mis. Pailrldgo and Mrs. Btaller. Eastside By .MRS. MI KI.K O NKH. Word waa received here by rela tives Sundny Hint Mr. and Mra. Robert Nelson are the parents of n aon born at the Corvallts Hospi Inl early Sunday morning. This Is their Ilr t child Mra. Delphla Nel son Is the huppy grandmother. Local residents who motored to the stock Mle at Alturas Saturday were Wnlier Llmitle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wells Sr., Mra. Norman Wells and children. Bill Wells Jr.. ami Ills brother-in-law, Ellon Minor. BUI Wells Jr. trucked some hogs down to the sale. Earl Cogburn has undertaken the lob of lenring down the old Cogburn houke. known to many aa the Amil Jennie Cogburn home. Tint Is one of the oldest house In Uie community, the exact lime It was built Is not known. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Totro, Lake view, culled at the home of Mr. mid Mrs. Fred Longfellow one day last week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Don Combs and family ol Tulelakp. hnvo beeu stay ing at the Charlie Combs' place, while Mr. and Mrs. Combs are In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woods of Lukevlew drove her sister and Inmilv, Mr nnd Mrs. Frcenmn Pal- Ion nnd children, to Klamath Falls Snttirdnv. where they boarded a plane to fly home to California. The Pattons hnve been vsltlng relatives hero nt the McOullln and Woods homes lor the pnst two weeks. Bennle Vernon, nccompanled by John Di'lcn, Lnkevlew. made n trip lo Reno Wednesday where they enloved skiing. They returned home Frldny. Sunday dinner guests al the James Snider home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bailey and fumlly ol Lnke vlew. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Lern Snider. Mrs. Roel Watts and Mrs. Mnry Hnhner. Mra. Watts enme lor her dnughter. Snndra, who had spent the weekend visit ing her cousin, Judy Snider. Saturday evening guests at the Merle O'Nell home were Mr. and Mrs. Les Purdue of Westslde. Mr. and Mrs. Rlchnrd Buck and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sundet of the Vernon district. The evening was apent playing pinochle. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Richardson and children of Westslde were Sun dnv guests nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson. Jlmmle Lee hns been stntloned at Onklnnd. at least temporarily, according to word received here by relatives. He left Inst Sundsy to report for duty with Uncle Sam. Mrs. Lewis York. Lakevlew. cnlled on Mrs. Clara Baxter one afternoon last week. Mrs. Don Combs and children cnlled on Mrs. Fred Longfellow one dny lnsl week. Snturday callers at tha home of Mrs. Doc Hnrtlerode were Mra. Orncc Turner. Mrs. Jackie O'Nell nnd children. Mrs. Howard Estep and fnmlly nnd Mr. and Mrs. Mnr vtn Wells nnd family ot Lakelvcw. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Baxtor. ac compnnled by Mrs. Corn Vfrnon, motored to Klnmnth Falls Satur dny. RHcv McBrldo accompanied them as 'fnr as Bly where he stopped "d visited his father. Jnck McBride. ro,.ri n'wiier nnd John Richard son visited the Alturas Oddfellows lodge Snturday evening. Revreni lncnl residents attended the bnsketbnll game In Lakevlew Saturday evening. Mrs. Vein Morris of Lakevlew, spent Thursday visiting ncr menu, Mrs. Clara Baxter, of this district. REFLECTIONS FROM capacity crowd committee sug gested that members and guests get mere EARLY. A LOT OF Valentine goln's on this next weekend dances, par ties etc At the Elk's Tulelake members will be hosts and want their home town members to make a good attendance showing spe cial decorations and entertainment have been planned. Malin I By MRS.'JOK HALOHKK Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bteyskal apent last week In Los Angeles, where Tony attended a fruit growera con vention. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long and children returned recently from a months vacation in Missouri, where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Brothanek and Mr. and Mra, Charles Duncan Sr., are on an extended tour of Southern slates. A ten-day vacation lo Reno, visit ing relatives and seeing the sights was recently enjoyed by Mr. and unaries jonnson. Pack 33 of Malln Cub Scouts and their families will observe the Scout anniversary this month with a Blue and Gold supper Friday evening, Feb. 6 at the Malln Church Wayne Flak, local seed man, is on a guided lour with others from Oregon and all parts of the United States visiting large grain mills in Minneapolis, Mllwaukie, Chicago and Peoria. The tour was spon sored by the Midwest Barley Im provement Association. A public speaking contest was held by the Malln FFA class Fri day afternoon, Jan. 30, at the high school. The contest is sponsored annually by the Merrill First Na tional Bank, which also furnishes the cash prizes. The first prize of S7 went to Stan Miller, second prize of IS to Eddie McAullffe, third to Donald Rajnus, who re ceived S3 and the fourth prize of Si went to Jerry Macken. Judges were Riley DeLap and Herbert Pollard both of the Merrill bank. Mr. and Mrs. George Browning returned this week Irom an en joyable trip to Washington, D.C. Emlle Poltvka recently under went surgery In a Portland Hos pltalr Due to en infection it was necessery to amputate one of his toes. Mis. Pollvka is with him in Portland and his friends wish him a speedy recovery. Prosperity Social Club met Thurs day evening at the home of Mrs. Harvey Clugston. During the busi ness meeting, which was presided over by Doris Smllh. plans were discussed ana several committees appointed to Investigate various ways of raising money lor the new i Masonic Han. Members " present were Marian wuson, Ann rruiu. Hazel Bow. man, Doris Smith. Nell Rettereth, Betty Halousek. Laura Zlabek. Leah Street, Ann Paygr, Ethel tne hostess. Thelma Clugston. A new home is nearlng comple tion on the Joe Chotard Ranch nortnwest of town. Members of Hlllah Temple Dram corp and their wives who attended the formal dinner-dance at the Yacht Club In Klamath FaUs, Sat. urday, Jan. 31, were Mr. and Mrs. Vao Kalina. Mr. and Mrs. D Halousek, Mr. and Mrs. Ted De Merrill,. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Jo Halousek. A large lumber alorage shed Is under construction In tlie yard of the Basin Builders store. They re cently moved in Malln from Love lies Mill. Mnlln VFW post sponsored a bingo game at the Broadway Hall -Thursday evening, Jan. 39. Pro ceeds went to the March of Dimes. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stastny and children Journeyed lo Pendleton last weekend to attend the wed ding of Mrs. Stastny's cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lyons re turned home Thursday of last week from Portland after spending sev eral day In that city. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald are the new manager of Hazel's Foun tain, next door to the Broaaway Theater. The Fountain waa for merly managed by Mrs. Marytee Butler. Mr. and Mr. Elzie Roberta are in San Francisco where Elzla Is receiving medical treatment. Beautiful picture postcards with "wish you were here" messages have been received by the many friends ol Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn WUde and Mr. and Mrs. BUI Raj nus, who are touring Mexico, rney are expected home sometime this week. Tlie John James recently spent a ten-day vacation In Long Beach. They reported that the tempera ture was around 85 degrees while they were there. The Malin Garden Club will meet Feb. 25 at the home of Mrs. Alden Lovene.ss. Mrs. J. waiter Brown inz will discuss garden planning for continuous bloom. The . meet ing win be at 2 p.m. and all in terested ladles in the community are welcome to attend. "Basic Tools" will be the pro ject of the Malin Extension Untt when it meets Tuesday evening at 1:30. Feb. 3, at the home of Mrs. Clara Scott. A visit to Malin for the first time since 1911 Is being enjoyed by Frank Hnlzdil of Starling, Colo. He Is renewing acquaintance with many of the old-timers he knew 42 years ago. He Is amazed in the change here and says he wishes he had seen. In the early days' of Malm, what a 'prosperous country It would be. Perbsps then he would never have left. The rugged work of clearing the land In those early days and the killing frost made him decide to leave here, he says. On his first morning m Malln this week he took a walk south of town "looking for the Lake." When he lived here, of course, the lake shore 'Tulelake) was lapping at the buildings on the edge of town. KLAMATH SADDLE CLUB will I Club and all members will turn be busy entertaining guests next out In a body to greet their guests Saturday when the Oregon Assocta Hon of Mounted Posses and their wives will attend thp convention here Feb. 14 From 2 lo & p.m. the wives will be entertained by the local gala at the Klamath Yacht St. Barnabas Guild Meet mo LANOELL VALLEY The Guild' of St. Bnnnbas Church met nt the I home of Mrs. Marlon Lindsay Jan. at convention headquarters in the Willard Hotel. ! LUCILLE WARNER asablant manager of the Pelican Cafe left by plane last night for 8F to make connection with another tlyin' ma chine for arrival in Honolulu to day She'll be gone 3 Weeks and knowing "Lassecl from Klamath Falls" we know we'll hear some lnterestln' reports from the Hawai ian Islands! I' Join Farm Bureau TODAY! WANTED I by Februaiy I Old, 20 students to seen "lomofh Bfefeutv School IIS Na. tread CALL 7446 IT S THE LOG CABIN TONITE! DINING W DANCING BRITTA AND MARTIN FRANZ M Pre. M.r. Ann. S,nhl , ' ""'0 fciunico IIUIll eharoe i Fresno to make their home here .., I Martin will manage LaPoimes New officers were elected and and she will be associated wilh Mrs. Noble was reelected presi- him in the siore. dent: Mildred Cunningham, vice- president: Lois Monroe, treasurer; ,,., ., .. . and Grace Dearborn, secretary. FLYING TRIP Mrs. A. G. irn.uin ii.. k...i . .., Nina I swaney to market week in womeS SLrt n'"S ;SF and LA boarded a plane In the women sewed. ; LA Taumity Knd tniye at hel. Refreshments were served to the , former home stale r- Kansas the Rev. Carl Gross, Mrs. Owen Pep-1 same day a combined business pie, Mrs. Lester Jones, Mrs. Mike 1 and pleasure trip she will visit Dearborn. Mrs. Homer Roberts, Mrs. Bill Cunningham, Mrs. Art Monroe. Mrs. George Baker, Mrs. Wes Dearborn. Mrs. Howrey Rob erts, Mrs. Luther Noble and Mrs. Lindsay. Next meeting will be Feb. 25 at the home of Mrs, Lester Lenvilt. Mrs. Wes Dearborn won the con test prize. with her dtr Mrs. R. (Emma Joi Woods Jr. in Arkansas, Kans and will also seek out gift shows in that part of the country before return-1 ing to her gift shop The Art Cen terhere. BIO CRAB FEED at the Yacht Club tonight is a repcnl on a pop ular eveninc of good food with a I ' in tlifJnWiIa 1 Every woman can tew and save with a PFAFF tewing machine. PFAFF alone makes all tewing so easy ... ior beginner and expert alike! WHIN YOU OWN A PfAFF YOU OWN A COMPllTl SEWING CENTER ft Ml tob it all . . . at horn . . . Without Attach man t Buttonhole! Bar Tacks Appliques Straight or Reverse Zig-Zags Darns Overcasts Embroider! Sews on Buttons Monograms ' Blind Stitches MtHcrt With the built-in Dinl-A-Stitch Just DUI it lo Style il I Select the stitch you want Bide the Dial-A-Sriich and tew! Comb In for. a FREE demonifroton today. Ey Teriw.' Jaaatt Dou Ptynunl! Liifd TnJt-im Allou-mc tin four aid nuekmil for 90 Years lb World't f inert . Sewing Mttbine eW," MtcaiM Co. 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