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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1954)
PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. .KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, APRIL. 17, 1054 KLAMATH COUNTY 4-H CLUBS PLAN SPRING FAIR Sty Show To O m Ttv-Day 4-H Club Spring Fair Apr.! 22.23-2V KAY O'DONAHUE, 4-H CLUB MEMBER, left, models a cham brav school dress, lavender color a perfect complement for her dark hair. The dress is a project completed in Clothing 3 and modeled at last year's style show which climaxes the . annual three-day 4-H Club Spring Fair. Clothing 3 Is entitled "Cotton Clothes for School and Sports Wear" and is one phase of the overall aim of the five years of clothing club work to teach girls how to be well dressed en what they can afford to spend for clothes. Kay, a Henley High School junior, will model a tailored "best dress" of pale green arcalon, fashioned with slim lines, turtleneck collar and three-quarter length sleeves, at this year's style show, to be held Saturday, April 24, at 7:30 p.m. in the exhibit building at the fairgrounds. Sharon Davis, right, a 4-H Club member from Altamont District, is a senior at Klamath Union High School and a charm ing model for the pink formal of sheer cotton crepe which she made in Clothing 4 and displayed at the 1953 style show. This year she will model a rose beige, rayon wool suit, box type. Photo by Kettler him jf hi m--i b . ! . ' " . SOJOURNERS Mrs. C. E. Chase, vice president, conducted the meeting of Sojour ners April 14, at the Wlllard Hotel, in the absence of president, Mrs. Bert Henson. Business meeting and social hour of cards followed the no-hostess lunchecmln the Paul Bunyan Room. Guests introduced and welcomed were: Mrs. Raymond M. Bennett. Mrs. Harry Olesin and Lydia How ard. Plans were announced for the an nual spring tea set for April 24, at the Willard Hotel. This year, the theme is titled Song of Spring; and working under the capable general chairman, Mrs. John Ashley, are Mrs. J. C. Litwlller, tea chairman: Mrs. A. V. McVey, food; Mrs. Joe J. Thomas, decorations; Mrs. R.C. Hopson, program; Mrs. Winston Purvlne, card tables; Mrs. H. L. Robertson, prizes. Hostesses for the affernoon, Mrs. J. E. Thornton and Mrs. Joe J. Thomas, awarded prizes for high scores to Mrs. Harry Glcsin, c- ntisia; Mrs. waiter noag. Driage and Mrs. Sam Jones, pinochle. the faweH o.rVv ofv.T "v nband I admires compact case presented to her at A.ril 24 Th.P- ,ven, ?m. bV P oyes of the Bureau of Reclamation. Stephens retire. April Z4. The perty was held ar Jen-Ed's Saturday night. Photo by Ellis . Photo by Ellis Farewell Party tANOELL VALLEY A fare Well party and dnp.ee was given Saturday evening at the Francis Lilly home In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pllihugh, who with their three small sons are moving to PNA Members Receive Pins A social evening was enjoyed Monday, April 12, by the Practical Nurses Association at the home of Ruth Haynes, 6003 South Sixth Street. There were about 20 mem bers present for the party. Charlotte Carmlchael showed col ored movies of a recent trip to Mexico. Following pie program, Mildred Martin presented Dins to the mem' bers of the newly-licensed class of 1953-54. Refreshments were served by the hostess. PICTURE FRAMING Adrian, Washington, where Fltz hugh will work for the Reclama tion Service ns he has been doing at Malm. A lnrge group of. rela tives and friends enjoved Un ve ning. A bullet supper was served at midnight. "This may run you littlt short but you con set Sidney from Bill at Commercial finonco." These days you don't hore lo bt robbed to "run inon or ready coin, but whtn you do . . , drop in and . , , SEE BILL CANTON COMMERCIAL FINANCE Corp. Tha Oldest Finance Company In Southern Oregon 107 No. 9th St. Klamath Foils Phone 7711 "251 i M223 . Bring Your Family and Friends To CRYSTAL CAFE for EASTER DINNER Fried Chicken Southern Style Virginia Baked Ham Rare Prime Rib of Beef Roast Turkey Roast Leg Spring Lamb With All The Trimmings J 50 CHILD'S PLATE - 90c Open At 1 1 a.m. . Close ot 9 p.m. BILL and DAISY CRAWFORD 1034 MAIN ST. Phone 8969 CLOSED THURSDAY Jm if , I "IT'S IN THE BOOK" ... that Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Thompson will head the Yacht Club's "Spring Sports Dance" committee; and are planning to make April 24 a red-letter day on the club calendar. The crew is shown with them above, : YACHT CLUB- On Saturday, April 24, the Yacht Club Is planning a spring sports dance for members and guests. It promises to be an oustahdlng event with Mr. and Mrs. "Bob" Thompson as chairmen, ably as sisted by Mr. and Mrs. "Deb" Ad dison, Mr. and Mrs. "Barney" Barnhlsel and Mr. and Mrs. "Dlolc" Reeder. The cocktail hour Is set at 8:30 p.m., and dancing from 10 until 2 Fillet mignon is the featured at traction of the buffet supper to be served by the Regans starting at 11:30. Mike and Beulah are planning a very special Easter menu for to morrow, and hope the members will bring their families and friends out to the club. 45th Wedding Anniversary DORMS The 45th wedding an niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cross was celebrated Saturday night with a potluck supper at the home of their daughter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sammis and Billy and Gary. The dining table, centered with bowl of spring daffodils flanked by tall blue tapers, featured a beautifully decorated three-tiered edding cake. After supper, the group played cards. The honored guests later opened their gifts; cut tlie cake and served the dessert course. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cross, Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stevenson, Montague; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson, Glenda, Twyla and Dale: Mr. and Mrs. Keith Truax, Kathy and Wesley, Macdoel; Mr. and! Mrs. Vernon Cross, Cindy and Jim; Mr. and Mrs. Hero Gordon and Sharon: Arthur Cross and Mrs. Elsie Ramsey, Dorris. . 9th BIRTHDAY CHEMULT Patty' Cole cele brated her ninth birthday with 18 little friends to help her enjoy the delicious cake baked by her moth er, Mrs. Doll Cole. The party was held at the Civic Club. standing (I to r), A. D. Addison, Howard Barnhlsel and Diclc Reeder. Seated, same order, Mrs. Barnhlsel, Robert Thomp. son, Mrs. Addison, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Reeder. "' ' Photo by Stonar If . . . ii a welcome flavor 04',--i g' ml addition to ordinarily drab V tf4 .'";-' J 1 1 low-ealoria diets. 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