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i"'i i y, vaii mine, wno is Tour monins. iney are tne Handsome children of Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Fensler, (Frances Frey), Tulelake. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Clark W. Fensler; and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Frey, also Tulelake.
. Photo by Ferebee
REFLECTIONS
FROM
OLIVE GREGORY closed up
her fur shop on East Main
her husband Laco had a couple of
days off at Christmas time so
they and dtr Judy Rae tools off
for Westwood (Lassen County) and
Reno went to Westwood first
by way of Susanville to take a
delivery to a little KF girl for
Santa Claus had Christmas din
ner with the Bob Stevens family
in W'wood and all went to Reno
for the rest of the holiday the
Gregorys returning to KF Sunday
reporting that Reno was jam.
packed almost to the point of con
fusionbut not as confused as the
family of the little girl who had
an Xmas present delivered from
KF to Susanville by "special mes
senger" (the little one still thinks
that it was a trip "Just to get her
gift to her on Christmas!") and
the family has Just quit THINK
INGI SOMETIME AGO In this sec
tion of the paper we printed a pic
ture of a shower given for a pros
pective FATHER that was Spike
Beeber. belore the arrival of
Cathy now 20 mos Now he and
Charlotte have a new daughter
Laurie Jean born Dec. 28 at
Klamath Valley Hospital Spike's
parents Frlede and Ray Beeber
start the Netf Year with TWO
granddaughters and the g-dtrs
start the NEW YEAR with a
thrilled grandmother who works
76th Birthday
Surprise Party
BONANZA A surprise birth
day dinner was given at the home
of Mrs. Ida Casebeer on Tuesday
evening in honor of the 76th birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Elizabeth
McCall. Mrs. Jesse McFall was co
hostess. A beautiful cake was the
center of attraction.
Present were Mrs. McCall, Mrs.
John McFall, Mrs. Bertha Vinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFall, Lorna
and Leah, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Casebeer, Mrs. Ida Casebeey. Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse McFall, Linda and
Nondice and Mr. and Mrs. James
Wu.
Merrill
By ROBERTA DEWEY
Lost River Post 4066 VFW and
I their auxiliary held their annual
1 Christmas party for children ol
members Dec. 19 at the recreation
hall. Santa Claus (Dick Cook)
passed out treats to the young
sters. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kanzelmcy
er drove to VIsalla, Calif., to spend
the holiday season with their daugh
ter. The Harvey Denhams spent
Christmas in El Cerlto, Calif., with
relatives.
Places were set for more than
60 Lions and their ladies at the
Mar-Max Cale Monday evening,
when the club held its annual
Christmas party. Following a tur
key dinner with all the "trlm
mins," guts were exchanged and
games enjoyed.
Sandra Cook and her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cook, visited
grandpa and grandma Cook in Se
attle during the holidays. They re-
. turned Monday evenmg.
Jim and Joanna Shuck. Vlcki and
Michael, were holiday visitors In
Merrill. Jim was on a 30-day leave
from scon Air Force Base In II
linois. Tills was the Clllf Shuck's
first glimpse of Uiclr grandson Ml.
chael, who Is two months aid.
Mrs. Melanle Davlcs of Seattle
visited at the home of her sister,
Mrs. W. J. Grove, during the holi
day season.
Holiday visitors at the John Dcg-
nan nome were Leonard Degnan
of Eureka, Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Hansen. Wanda and Diane frnm
Fortuna, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Smith
ana caroiee ot Ban Rafae .
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dragoo led
Wednesday afternoon for San Fran
cisco to aee the East-West game.
umoa ura goo went south Mon-
Mr. and Mrs.
hlly. They
i wrl""g TV In
Clifton, three! and Helen Mam fp.r- u,;U ......-A.i
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magic with a needle and whose
youthful imagination and skill is
sure to be evident in their very
feminine wardrobes.
"DOWN AT THE STATION"
and not even TOO "early" in'the
DAY and the day was Wednesday
the 'Oth of Dec members of the
Hillah Drum Corps and their "la
dies" boarded the Shasta Daylight
for SF where they will be part of
the colorful pageantry of the an
nual East-West football super pro
duction at Kezar Stadium South
bound Shriners and parties were
serenaded bv them at the train
during the KF stop From here
our station spy reports Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Mayberry, (he's sec'y
Hillah Temple) from Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Totton, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Swartz, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Leonard, Mr, and Mrs.
Ralph Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Joe.
Halousek, Mr. and Mrs. Ted De
Merritt, Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Coop
per, Charles Hamilton, Perry Mag
gard, Mrs. F. L. Hanson, Mr. and
Mrs. Art Stitcs, Mr. and Mis. Ber
nie Rawlins, Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Motley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Byrnes,
Mr. and Mrs. George Bourne, Mr.
and Mrs. 'Ray Bigger, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Baugh, Mr. and Mrs.
Cass Murdock, Curley Wilson,
Pat Patterson and Dick Halousek.
OTHER THAN the above con
tingentare Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Chilcotc, Mr. and Mrs. George
Flitcraft, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Guderian, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bee
ber and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. How
iewho left yesterday and in the
confusion we aren't sure as to the
status of all of them as to mem
bership in the Hillah Drum Corps
all we DO know is that ALL are
reported as East-West-game-bound
and we are assured that all are
Shriners.
ROGER NICHOLS from Fair
child Field Wash where he's
stationed with the USAF was at
the family Christmas tree this yeor
at hl3 grandmother Lottie Cur
rln's (Mr. L. L. 412 N. 11th)
He was also here to be with
his father during the holldoys
another guest at the tree
was the Richard L. Currin off
spring's grandfather Hyde from
Portland (Alice C's father) who
was at the Currin home for the
holidays.
THE E. W. MOCABEE's 123
Washington had news during the
holidays from Bergstrom Air Force
Base (near Austin Tex) that son
Bob has been promoted from 2nd
to 1st lleut He's been In two years
Is a graduate of U of O in busi
ness administration and took
ROTC while in college.
COULDN'T MAKE IT for
Christmas but he spent Sunday
and Monday with his mother
Florence Plelke 217 N. 6th
Theodore Nelson (Ted) from
Berkeley.
THE LOCAL SKYLINE Is
changing with the increasing num
ber of T-V sets in KF During the
holldny football and prizefight pro
grams rooms were crowded to ov
erflowing with friends and neigh
bors in to share the "new look."
THE BELLS that rang out
the old year had keen competition
from wedding bells during the holl
day season the nuptial calendar
looks more like June.
SUN VALLEY tor a bit of
snow and skiing and to say good
by to '63 the Laurence Shaws
and son Tommy also on the
New Year's guest list are Esther
Williams Norma Shearer Joan
Caulfleld Ella Raines and Martha
O'Drlscoil.
IT WASN'T EASY but ihev got
there- Ihc Ed Chllcotes stall
ed out Wed before Christmas lor
Eugene to be with their dtrs and
families the Hale Thompsons
and Stanley Bcchtles near the
site of Cres-Del Lodge an ley spot
upset their car (and almost their
plans) but shaken shattered
and bruised they arrived In Eu
gent for Christmas.
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SHERRI . . . four month's old
daughter of Mr .and Mrs.
Harold Runnels, 2012 Recla
mation, has ? grandparents.
Her maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lar
son, 1933 Melrose; paternal,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Runnels,
2803 Homedale; a maternal
great-grandmother, Mrs. Tena
Ekhoff, San Diego; great
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
David W. Nelson, 2618 Sum
mers Lane; great-great
grandmother, Mrs. Elsie Run
nels, Medford; and a great-great-grandfather,
Mr. Jim
Wilkerson, who lives with the
Dave Nelsons.
Photo by Miller-Brumbaugh
CHILOQUIN
By DARLENE WOLFF
"The happiest season of the
year," the Christmas season,
brought many Chiloquin families
together to celebrate.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zimer
man drove to Klamath Falls the
Monday preceding Christmas to get
their daughter Ethel, at the airport
when she flew in to spend a couple
of weeks here after an absence
of more than two years. Ethel had
worked for lumber films here, In
Seattle and in San Francisco fol
lowing her years at Oregon State
College. A little over two years ago
she went to Washington, D.C.. to
take a training course and then
to Japan to work for two years as
a civilian with the army.
A the end of her work there,
rather than return across the Pa
cific, she traveled to Hong Kong,
Macoa, Singapore, Bombay, Cairo,
Cnpri and Rome. During that trip
she visited famous shrines, ob
served many customs of the coun
tries, tried unusual foods, rode a
camel at the Sphinx. In Rome she
began a 32 day train tour of Euro
pean countries, covering Italy al
most completely, and also visiting
Switzerland, Austria, Germany,
France i and England. After four
days In London she flew to New
York, on to Washington, D.C. and
to San Francisco to visit with
friends.
When she leaves here she wiir
visit her sister and brother-in-law
in St. Louis, Mo., then to Washing
ton, D.C, for a few months' train
ing course with the state depart
ment before going somewhere over
seas In an administrative capacity.
Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman and
Ethel were Christmas Day guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stmger.
Ethel has shown her colorful 35
mm. pictures to several smoll
groups of friends during her stay
here.
Interesting bits of news hear dur
ing vacation Ethel Zimmerman
met a former chiloquin resident
while in Japan. George Doney,
who is now a major in the Marines
and has a wife In California.
The Zimmerman's other daugh
ter, Pat. who lives in St. Louis,
is appearing on television as a
home economics demonstrator.
At the Forest Freid home Mrs.
Freld's porents, the Rev. and Mrs.
Leonard Buck and her sister Eu
lenc Buck, all of Tualltln, were
guests lor four days. Other guests
on Christmas Day for both the
early morning tree and for a turkey
dinner later in the day were Mrs.
Freld's other sister, her brother-in-law
and Infant nephew. Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Gemger and Row
Next door to Freld's. at the ?,c
roy Gienger Sr. home, the Leroy
Oelnger Jr., family spent part of
Ihc vacation, other guests on
Christmas were Mr. and Mis. Glen
Klrchcr, Mr. and Mrs, James
Rodgcrs and Becky of Sprague
River, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kirch
rr and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wolif.
At the reporter's home gland
parents on both sides of the family
gathered to see thrilled children
open presents, followed by the holl-
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ONE YEAR OLD . . . during Thanksgiving week was Debra
Elaine Acuff, born on Nov. 24. She was here for the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Acuff, formerly of
Klamath Falls, now living in Beaverton. They were houseguests
at the home of Debra's maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Robatcek, 1519 Oregon Avenue. Her mother was Elaine
Robatcek. Paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Acuff,
live in Hillsboro. Another holiday visitor was Debra's two
months old cousin, Lorelei Gail Metier, whose mother is Mrs.
Acuff's sister, Jackie. Her father is Jack Metier Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Metier, 4894 Boardman.
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SERVICE STARS ... are no novelty to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
C. Mitchell, 619 North Eleventh Street, who celebrated their
41st wedding anniversary, Dec. 29. They have seven children
and 9 grandchildren; and of the seven children, five are sons
all of whom have served with the USAF. Three of the boys
are still in active service. Jessie, the oldest, now stationed in
Texas, has served 17 years 42 months of them spent as
a prisoner in Japan during World War II. Alton is in Germany
and Dew.tt is in Newfoundland; Lonnie is in San Francisco
and Bobbie Lee is in Medford. Married daughter, Sue, is Mrs
Les Wisecarver, Mt. Shasta, whose husband is in Korea.
Other daughter, Bonnie, lives with her parents.
Charles Mitchell who is now retired, has been identified
with sawmill work al his life, claimed Mary Orrick as his
i9i7e t- iSl'nenlt hoLme !? Pike Counfy' Ark" D- 2'.
1912. Since 1940, they have lived in Klamath Falls. Of the
grandchildren, Jessie has two; Bobbie Lee, two; Lonnie,
two; and daughter Sue, three. phoTO b Ferebe
dav meal. Mr nnrt u..
Warren ol Redding were here from
iiuuauiiy uiiui moiiciav: Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Wolff of Williamson
River Were liprn fnr rlM.L..
Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Enrl Grecnr nnd
Dean were guests Christmas Day
at the home of the Greear's dauah
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Richardson in Klamath
Falls. WllCn tllPV rplrnri
Ihcy brought the tiny Richardson
u.iuBiuiT. uiaiia Lynn, for a week's
stay, while her parents are on a
vacation trip to San Francisco.
The Rev. and Mrs. David Sut
ton and daughters left the day be
fore ChrLstmns fnr a ti-iM i..-.,t. vni
atives to southern California to visit
onier members of tile family. They
returned to Chiloquin for overnight
Wednpxri.iv nnri Hi,.n tn,.i.
of young people to Eugene for a
oiuic aianoara institute Watch
night nurtv and worshin
New Year's Eve.
Christmas this year was a sad
occasion lor the Frnnk Summers
familv. Thpir nlHpv rilvin
in Portland the day before, follow-
in an uincss oi over two years.
Calvin hud iindpronnp milni.'nnni'.
atlons and numerous treatments for
a cancerous condition that even
tually proved fatal. He is survived
bv his Darents. n .mttpr A,mriu,iin
Walker; a brother, Albert; three
iimnrcn, Aiaaeion, Calvin and Mi
chelc. The Rev. William Rrnlz of
the AsSCmhIV nf Hurl rnnriiilnJ
the final rites at the local church
Wednesday.
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"SITTING PRETTY" at six
months, is Katherine Ann,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Dockery, Malin. Grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
George Reagan, 4408 Ar
thur; Mrs. E. B. Woodward,
IH7'2 Walnut; and R. L.
Dockery, Greybill, Wyo.
Photo by Ferabea
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dinner and evening of caroling; which ended at midnight. They sang at both hospitals j'3
serenaded in the neighborhoods of various homes where dinner courses were served. Fro''
the left, front row, Colleen Lanahan, Laura Ferguson, Donna Beckwith, Linda "Williams anf
Beverly Swansen. Back row, Delight Willard, Margaret Ogle, Carol Heath, Norma BrallieraJl
Dolores Kidder, leader. Mrs. Merle Swansen picked up the girls in her car and drove them lcc
the homes where dinner courses were served. e
A food sale is planned by the girls at the "Y" Market on South Sixth, Jan. 6. Fum),!
will be used for a group trip next summer. Picture taken at the Hal Ogle home by Mrs. Ogli'
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ROBERT MICHAEL . . . 1 3
months old son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Schroeder, (Delia
Michael), Cresent City, for
merly of Klamath Falls. His
maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Michael,
5 1 1 6 Bristol; and paternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Schroeder, live in
New , Plymouth, Ida. His
mother attended Klamath
Falls schools from the first
grade through KUHS.
Summer Lake
BY E. R. NELSON
The community was sorry to
learn of the death of an old friend
and neighbor, Clinton Combs, of
Oceanlake, Dec. 20 following a brief
Illness. Sincere sympathy Is ex
tended his widow. Attending grave
side services in Lakeview Tuesday
were Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Leyva,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Harris, Mr. and
Mrs. Les Elder and Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Nelson.
The basketball game played in
Silver Lake Tuesday, Dec. 22, be
tween the "Lakers" and the Sis
ters team resulted in a victory
for the "Lakers."
The Ana River school Drescnted
a Christmas program the evening
of Dec. 22 which showed a great
aeai oi woric Dy tne pupils and
teacher. Mrs. Hubert Waeers.
There are only six pupils in the
scnool, Vivian Foster. Martin
Foster, Alta Lee Pernoll, Linda
and Donnle Pennington annd Jerry
Weaver. The stage represented
an attractive living room complete
with fireplace and Christmas tree.
The pupils presented a Christmas
Eve play, singing carols, playing
the accordion and piano and Christ
mas readings. Santa later made
his appearance with treats for
all.
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
James Foster are 111 with chicken
pox.
Ronnie, small son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Markus, has been ill
with infected glands in his neck.
His mother has been taking him
to Lakeview for shots and he is
showing improvement.
Christmas day gatherings in
cluded that at the E. M. Carlon
home.
Mrs. May Debov's children
were all home for the holidav
weekend: Mr. and Mrs. Jack De-
boy end small son from Hood
River; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hand, Mr.
ana Mrs. Lloyd Deboy and Glenna,
all from Klamath Falls.
At the Les Elder home were
Mr. and Mrs. Kale Jofferies, Mrs.
Meiva Jeffenes. Mr. and Mrs.
George Pike and three children.
an irom Paisley; Mr. and Mrs
Bud Pernoll, Alta Lee, Buddy and
Wayne Elder. Mrs. Melva Jelferies
is Mrs. Elder's sister; Mrs. Pike
and Mrs. Pernoll are daughters of
the Elders.
The Leyvas entertained their
son, Gar, and family from Lexing
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Grant Damon,
Chemult, and several other guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Markus and
two sons spent the dav with hr
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Harris.
ai tne n. r. Nelson home were
their children, Herbert Nelson and
family from Paisley; Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Hucbner. Marysville. Calif.;
Mr. and Mrs. Rav Nelson ind t
children, Hood River; Merle Nel
son, Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Candcli
spent the weekend holiday In Port
land with relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Bly
By IREN.E SCHL'l.ZK
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Briley, Shan
non and Ray are taking a vacation
for which they have been waiting
ten years. They went first to Tex
as, then down into Mexico. Word
was received from them that Shan
non has been sick part of the time.
They plan to return after the first
of the year.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hadley and
Rod are now in El Paso Texas,
visiting their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dillavou.
Jerry is stationed at El Paso with
the Air Force.
Guests at the Walter Cambron
home over the Christmas holidays
are their Iwo daughters and fami
lies, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Slier from
Red Bluff; Mr. and Mrs. Billle
Sandberg, Linda and Sherrie from
Klamath Falls.
Gordon Sikcs spent Christmas
Day with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Pankey, at Chiloquin.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cline are on a
month's vacation. They spent
Christmas with relatives in Wash
ington and will visit in Nevada
also.
Everyone is congratulating Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Oder, Redding, on
the birth of their twin sons in the
Lakeview hospital Dec. 12. The
smaller one, Roy Eugene Jr.,
weight 4 lbs. 7'i oz. and the larger
Ronald George, weighed 6 lbs. 6
ozs. The boys are both doing fine.
Visitors at the Jim Dixons and
Monte dines over the holidavs
were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stanley,
Billy, Bobby and Johnny, Weaver
ville, Calif., Mr. and Mrs, Wesley
Harter, Klamath Falls; Nancy Tib
bits, Portland. The girls are all
Dean Harris nora nf lh -
their son, Keith, and family in
"cuu, mi. ana Mrs. a. d. Harris
spent the weekend in Portland at
the home of thpit riahta t
raine Howard and family. 'Their
uaugmer itooerta was also there
from Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs Vnr.nn i
-v.,. i.iaw uuu
family went ot Toledo, Wash, to
sijeiia unristmas with relatives.
Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Graves and
Jovce anpnf rhr.imn. .
: . ' w....o...,an o(e ana
Christmas day with their daugh-
i;.f nuwara nelson, and fam
ily at Westside.
Mr. and Mk t.aIo n-.n
"u.d uuui;illt;i
and three sons spent a few days
at the home of her parents, Mr
Mrs. W. H. Harvey, then went to
Davis Creelc to
with his parents. They will return
10i a lurmer visit before
their return home to Eureka, Calif.
Alice Harvey, who spent some time
with the Brunners in Eureka,
will remain tor an indellnite time.
Dean Moss spent Christmas In
Roseburg with his wife and daugh
ter. Mr. flnri Mfo T.imn Tl..Unn.
lelt Saturday for their home in
Marysville, Calif., following Christ
mas VflPAtinn ctnPP rtan IK. n.t.U
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
neison. rieuoner is stationed with
the army at Camp Beale, Calif.
ake it from me . . .
.'js-'our or season. .,.
SATURDAY JANUARY 2. ipsa
daughters of Mrs. Monte Cllne. '
Pvt. Max Martin was homer1
a five day Christmas leave lr-'
Fort Ord, visiting his parents vj
and Mrs. Gib Martin and V!
ily, and his many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles CnroniJ
from Las Vegas are here vblJ
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs jib
Chronister and family. Mr m
Mrs. Wayne Chronister and Jesu
from Lakeview also spent Chris,
mas at the John Chronlsterj. Dii
lard Chronister had to return v
the Navy base at San Diem Wi
before Christmas.
Mrs. Bob Winfield has been visit.
Ing with her sister at BattnU,
Carl Proebstel Is running
Briley's Service Station whilt u
Brileys are on their trip.
Mrs. Faye Crawford from Tultle,
Idaho, has been visiting with Mi.
and Mrs. Bud Patzke, Oar; tn
Jimmy. Mrs. Crawlord Is Mrs. Pit
zke's mother.
Debbie Kendall Is home visilint
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kei
dall. She is attending Annie Wmi;
Seminary at Tacoma. Debbie!
grandparents brought her home foe
the holidays. She will remain hi
weeks. ,
Weekend guests at the Jim Hai
ter home were Mr. and Mrs. Wa
ley Harter from Klamath Falls;
Mr. and Mrs. Les Cummings fra
Horse Creek, Calif., spent the U
idays In Bly visiting their msn
friends and relatives. '
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Hall, Com.'
and Frankie spent Christmas Eti
and Day with Mrs. Hall's pit
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan at Pii!
ley.
Visiting for two days at the EUs
Seymours and Bud Bells are IB
and Mrs. Jim Anderson and ra
from Brookings. The Andersons n
former residents of Bly.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion JoluiM
are spending Christmas and Kei
Years visiting in Glidden, Ion,
with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnell Leathemri
Jimmy, Joe and Georgia have bid
visiting in Bly with friends. W
Leatherwoods are former Bly n
dents and now make their home
in Red Bluff.
Mr. and Mrs Merlin Nixon,
and Mrs. Nell Grtlfin, LeeAmu
Nixon, Mary Tomal, Kenny Mor
ris, Shirley Dillavou, Billy Ksm
and Max Martin attended iw
at Fort Klamath Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowlmtt
Freddie and Annena Eae fr
Garbervllle, Calif., are spend
the holidays in Bly visiting tlw
many relatives, the Orville'Kii
Imans, August Tikkanens, Ed
Durnells, John Bowlman. Also
Iting with them are Mr. and Mo
Lee Stausb nnd Johnny f"
Prairie City.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Abbot it
tended their granddaugbttr'
Christmas program at KenoDM
28. .
Mr. and Mrs. James Boyd
family from Weaverville, CW
spent ' several days visiting lS
relatives In Bly.