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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1955)
PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1 955 Trophy Luncheon Scheduled By Reames Auxiliary Op 4th ,7-, Members of the Reames OoII and Country Club Auxiliary will hold their annual trophy luncheon Fri day, November 4, at j p.m. at the club. George Clark, auxiliary president. Charles Larkin, Mrs. John Houston, Mrs. John Ashley, Mrs. Stanley Miller. Mrs. Wesley Lorenz and Mrs. Dick B. Miller Sr. r a " r. . , V V- v '.... ' Announcement of the luncheon. ut which awards will be made to lop golfers, was made this week by Mrs. Ray Lamb, who was ap pointed luncheon chairman by Mrs. Committee members who will work with Mrs. Lamb on the 1 p.m. buffet luncheon, are Mrs. I IN PAINT and WALLPAPER . 1 if ZM i MR. AND MRS. JOHN RUGER, 241 1 Applegate, announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Donna, to Robert Stevemon, ton of Mrs. Ted Carlson, Carlotta, California. The bride-to-be is a senior at KUHS, and Bob is employed by Pacific Lumber Company, Scotia, California. The wedding will be an event of late November in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The couple will live in Fortune, Cali fornia after a honeymoon in the southern part of that state. Photo by Wes Guderian DECEMBER WEDDING is planned by Elizabeth Louise (Betty) Scale, according to announcement made by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Domenico Scale, Midland district. She is the bride-elect .of Albert Leroy Crapo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Craoo, a'o Mi'' ind Di'Irict. The Hate has been set for December 3, in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Photo by Floyd f OVCRWEICHT? I reduce asily with LEEN tabletj . K Ni iMfireus drills no starvation diets no strenuous I exercises! Eit the foods you like III you want, yet lose ugly fat. I I IEEN tablets curb appetite but give I satisfied feeling and safeguard your health with proteins, vitamins and minerals. M Be healthier be lovelier, et UEN today and see! 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Plan today to make your rooms look imartar and more attractive. We'll be glad ta help you with deal. Ill JB rjjf K.C- PAINT STORE "Your General Paint Dealer" 520 Klamath Ave., K. Falls, Ore. Wa Giva HC Green Stamps COMPLETE FOOD Meat Is a source of "complete" protein; that Is. It contains all the amino acids essential to the hu man body. Meat also Is one of the richest sources of B vitamins. Dessert Bridge LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Mae Gale entertained at her home on Wednesday with a dessert bridge party. Three tables were In play with Mrs. Lester Leavltt winning the high score for the afternoon: Mrs, Jack Welmer, second high; Mrs. Bill Burnett, low; and Mrs. Paul Monroe, traveling prize. During the afternoon secret pals were revealed for the past year and new ones were drawn for the coming year. Mrs. Merrill Stewart and Mrs. Elva Maxwell were Invited to Join the bridge club to fill two vacan cies. 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