PAGE NINE
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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WINSOME THREE . . . are lie daughters of Mr. and Mr$. L. A. Holzhouser Sherry,
left, is nine, and a 4th grader at Bonanza Elementary School; Debbie, center, two; and
Carolyn, seven, is a 2nd grader at Bonanza.
They have a paternal grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Holzhouser, Dairy; maternal, Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Crossfield, 1527 Worden; and two pairs of great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. F. Crossfield, 933 Upham; and Mr. and Mrs. H. Hollingshead, Los Angeles.
Photo by Floyd
BIRTHDAY PARTY
rmiLOOUlN Linda Cline cele
brated her tenth birthday anniver
sary, November 10, and invited
the members of her Camp Fire
group to a Wednesday afternoon,
party given bv. her mother, Mrs.
Allen Cline. Linda's brother, Lar
ry, was also invited,
The young ' people enjoyed a
number of games before they were
served refreshments and watched .
Linda open her gifts, including a,
ceramic lamp made by her moth
er which had Linda's name on It.
Girls invited were mariene nor
ris. Sheila Riddle, Sally Ravhiza, '
Donna Robinson, Cherry ' Wolff,
Mary O'Neill, Judy Aaamo ana
Elizabeth Rent.'.
Currln's
BRAND NEW BROWNIES ENTERTAINED their mothers
Tuesday, November 9, following an investure ceremony in
which they received their troop number and became an of
ficial Brownie troop. The ceremony and party were held at
the home of Mrs. Ed Jolly, 2046 Worden, troop leader.
Assistant troop leader is Mrs. Clancy Canine. Troop
members are (back row, from left) Joyce Jolly, Patty. Mat
thews, Virginia West, Linda Lou Smith, Patsy Uglum, Sandra
Jorde, (first row, same order) Pamela Wilson, Evelyn Soto,
Marcia Canine, Janet Jolly. All are members of Troop 55,
second graders at Fairview school.
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i JACK COOLEY, Is handsome son of Mrs. Marianne Cool
ey and the late George E. Cooley, 2422 Darrow. He was
eleven, October 26; and is in the sixth grade at Mills.
A Halloween party at home in observance of the birth
day anniversary was shared with a number of friends and
relatives. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Carter, 82 1 Mitchell; and his grandmother took the picture.'
Photo by Mary Carter
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SPORT SHIRTS were donned by Steven Dale, two-and-one-half;
and his brother, Dan Norman, five, when they posed
for the above picture. They are handsome sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Weaver, 3737 Bisboe.
Grandparents are Mrs. Ruby Gifford, Sacramento; and
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weaver, 3640 Bisbee. Great-grandparents
are Mrs. Tom Brown, Algoma; and Mrs. Lillian Carl
son, Pomona, California. Photo bv Miller-Williams
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DONNIE KELLY AND RONNIE DEE . . . in that order,
are husky handful of twins; sons of Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Foster, 231 Rogers.
Two birthday anniversaries will be celebrated December
29, when they will be one year old. Their maternal grand
father, Iret Warren, lives in Redding. Photo by Guderian
SISTER AND BROTHER . . . comely children of Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Hubble, Bonanza, are Twilla, five; and Terry, thirteen
months. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. King Hub
ble, also Bonanza; and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Kathan, live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Photo by Floyd
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LORNA LOU . . . eight year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
V. L, Rentle, Bly, celebrated her birthday anniversary with a
party October 18, just two days after the 3rd grader official
ly arrived at her eighth natal day.
Her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hall, also
live in Bly; and she has an older sister, Sheri; and two young
er Lee Ann and Bonnie June.
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her first birthday anniver
sary October 20 with a par
ty attended by local rela
tives, her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hal Clark,. 1620 Hal
sey; maternal grandparents,
Mr. and. Mrs. S. L. Martin
and maternal great grand-,
mother, Mrs. W. H. Cowan.
Not present were her patern
al grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Clark,' Wood
land, California.:
Photo by Ferebee
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