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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1954)
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE TWENTY-TWO Hildebrand N 'J if?: 'I At: -LV A?' - a " A fl" PIGTAILS ARE BACK. But today's coeds aren't growing their own. Latest fashion it to have them sprouting right out of the hat, as in this hand-crocheted wool cap by Veaumont, with long yarn braids and a perky bow at the end of each. Spread ing from campus to campus, too is the specialized fad of wearing the "pigtail" cap in individual school colors, Veaumont hand-crocheted caps are available locally. Bly By ELEANOR THOMSON Among the families who have moved away from Bly recently are the Jim Deltz'r who moved moved to Klamath Falls, the Carl Stiles' who moved to t-ossill, OreRon, the Snowy Zittle's and Jack Larson's vho have moved to Idaho. . Mr.- Marlon Johnson spent a few days last week at Hillside Hospital where she received treatment for pneumonia. Her sister, Mrs. Max Dlllavo took her In. Shirley Dillavou. daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Max Dillavou, who grad- i uated from Bly HlRh School last spring, Is now employed as cash led anr bookkeeper at Hartflcld's In Klamath Falls, Shirley stays with an aunt, Mrs. Phil Kathrcns, at the Alpha Apartments. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fairfield of Camp 6 are preparing to move to Sycan. Debra Kendall, Barbara and Jo Campbell are attending Sacred Heart Academy In Klamath Falls this year. The past weekend Mary Kay Eaton, Ashland, was Burbina's truest and Jean Chin of Merrill was Dclira's guest. The girls took In the two-day rodeo at Bly. Mr, and Mrs. Evan Morrison of Camp Creek Road, Springfield, Ore gon, Steve, and Nancy were over night guests at the Leo Flanagan home In Beatty recently. Nancy was dropped off. at Ashland where she will attend S.O.C. and Steve leturned .to Eugene wncrc he will attend the U. of O. Mrs. Morrison is Leo Flanagan's sister. The Flun agans have a nephew. Thomas Len hart, San Francisco, staying with' them this year and attending Bly High School where he Is a senior. Zelda Flanagan entertnlned Bev erly Napier of Camp 0 as a week end guest. We sincerely hope everyone no ticed the correction the Herald & News kindly inserted concerning the student body fund. It was mis takenly represented as $100 when it should have read $1,000. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hyde returned Wednesday from a week's auto trip to Western Montana points. They attended a bull sale and looked oer some ranches In that territory. Mrs. Howard Hathaway took care of the Hyde children while their parents were gone. i Bob Bui k, son of Mrs. Alma Bui k. Bly, left Monday, September 27, for Portland where he will be Induct ed Into the Air Force. The Cub Scout Puck meeting will be held Frldny, October 1 at 6 p.m. In the school cafeteria Instead of Thursday as previously planned This will be a farewell for Emll Johnson, former cubmnstcr and a welcome lor his surrcssor Vlnce Kllcen. .It will be potluck. Families and friends of Cub Scouts are urged to attend. Pioneer Community By VKRA CLEMMENS Mr. and Mrs. Otto Roeckl and daughter, who have just returned from a year, in England, were weekend guests of Mrs. Rocekl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Burk hart. Another daughter, Mrs. Floyd McHonry, and son, Davie, Sacramento, accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hurlbut Roseburg. visited ills brother, Rob ert Hurlbut on Uieir return from hunting in tho Bly area. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Joe Bramhail were Mr. and Mrs. K. Bramhail of Mcd ford, who had come ove, to hunt. Mr. and Mrs, Clmrlo3 Sandusky and children have moved to Keno. After a week's visit, Mrs. John P. Kerns' mother, Mrs. Hill, has returned to her home at Pasadena. Among the lucky deer hunters to bag deer the first of the season' were the Jamerson and Boyd boys. SAVE NYLONS Save old nylon hose. Cut them up and use for stuffing cloth toys (animals and such) for the young sters' Christmas. The nylon stuff ing dries quickly when the toys are washed. ' 1 1 By MRS. T. P. MICHAEL Recent houseguests of Mrs. Olive Fraley were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ball and family and Mrs. Melba Matthews, all of Sun Valley, California; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mounts and children of Fort Dix, and Mike Hartman of Crescent City. ipi. f. iiuri icib r nuay lor Texas after spending a 15-day fur lough with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, and other relatives. ' j Mrs. Louis Kloeppei and son, ' Jimmy, left Saturday for Los An geles on a business and pleasure trip. Lilacs are In bloom at bis home, I reports Clarence Parker. I Mm. Sarah Michael visited her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Welch at Lakeview. i She and Mrs. Velch visited -n Paisley Tuesday with Mrs. Mary Campbell and Mrs. Archie Lamon. A reception was held at the By ron Welch home for Mr. and Mrsi ! Robert Lamon. Among those who ' attended from here were Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Hartiler, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hoeffler, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borough, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Tav-. enier, Mrs. Sarah Michael, Melba Chandler, Wanda Hoefler. John ; Hartzler, Larry and Dannie Sul-.i llvan. I Mrs. Frank Grohs of Langeil Valley spent Tuesday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Erwinj Schauz. 1 i Mrs. V. E. Orise was taken 10 ', Klamath Falls for medical care after breaking her upper arm. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Blsbey vis ited Sunday in Klamath Falls with Mr. and Mrs. Barney Sinclair. The Bisbeys' son. Bud Casper, who has been visiting for several months, has left to attend dental college at L,ouisviue, iveniucay. 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