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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1955)
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1955 HERALD AND NWS, Kl.AMA i'H FALLS." OREGON PAGE FIVE ' KAPPA CHAPTER BETA SIGMA PHI Kappa Chapter. Beta Sigma pfil, met November 15 at the home of Mrs. Ken Dykeman. After the ie. ular business session. Mrs. Neil Mayfleld presented the program on "Prose." , , The auernoon prize was won by Mvs. Frank Parsons. Refreshments were served by the hostess to the following members. Mrs. Donald Crosby, Mrs. Ken Dykeman. Mrs. Dale Goode, Mrs. Dsan Lowell. Mrs. Nell Maylield. Mrs. Tim Murphy, Mrs. Prank Parsons, Mrs. Thell Rea, Mrs. BUI Rush, Mrs. Leland Sams and Mrs. William Taylor. J,W. KERNS ""r"" -e V f 11 ANY Vil NEW RANGE IN STOCK NOW ! SEE THE GREATEST ECONOMY RANG EVER BUSLT FULL SIZE 40" RCA. ESTATE Full-size 40" model. Automatic clock control of Balanced Heat bake oven, appliance outlet,- and left rear unit. Silicone heat-seal. Minute alarm. Sig nal light for all surface units. Three big utensil drawers. Easy-to-clean one . piece porcelain top. Beautiful copper tone manteli fen 734 South 6th Phone 4197 T. Klamath Falls, Oregon , free mm BIG Christmas Offer! With Any Watch Purchase over $35 I 3-oo'Btr: kecp ,J5 -ov f i z Si Ring Values from 1 795 to 2295 Tax included Make Your Selection from O Dinner Rings O Signet Rings O Jade Onyx O Hemetite Manv Ladies and Men's Styles-- LOOK AT THESE WATCH VALUES! Prices Plus FREE RING! You ear the FREE RING with these, or ony other watch in our Mock, $33.00 or more. Come In and toko Advantage of thlt big two-way Christmas of fer. , Th AVERY wilh mitchlng fold filled xpmfoa band. , Th IB Jeweled DEBORAH with matching gold filled tx pant Ion brace) t HOLCOMB, black Inlay hour marker on betel. 19-Jewel movement COME IN! SEE THE COMPLETE WATCH MING SELECTION i w r. Bi Couple at Home in Fresno After Methodist Church Rites . DUNSMUIK Mr. and Mrs. Mon te R. Berry are at home in Fresno following their recent marriage in the Dlnuba Methodist 'Church. The bride is the former Janice Ann Belau, daughter of Mr. alio Mrs. J, W. Belau, Dunsmuir. Oivcn in marriage oy her fath er, the bride wore a dress of lace and tulle. Her veil of French Illusion was held by a pearl edged Juliet, cap and she carried ner Rainbow Bible topped with an or chid and stephanotls. Maid ot honor was Btcky Les lie: and the other attendants were lvtarcla Alendal and Owen Jorgen son, cousins of the bride. The bridegroom, son of Mrs, Clarence KJos, Perer, California; was attended by Williom Penner of Reedley, as best man. Ushers were Al Clayton and Earl Conic. Wedding guests were received at the Ernest Belau home: and as- MR. AND MRS. H. B. SCHIEFERSTEIN, 4619 Balsam Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter, Hazel, to James T. Baker, ion. of Dr. and Mri. B. M. Baker, Rolla, Missouri. The bride-elect is a graduate of KUHS, Class of '52. Jim is graduate of OTI. No date has been set for the wedding. Photo by Suderian BARBARA BROSTERHOLIS TO WED . NICHOLAS V.' BAXTER ON 28TH The forthcoming marriage of Barbara Ann Brosterhous, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Brosterhous, 734 Eldorado, to Vin-' cent Nicholas Baxter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas V. Baxter, Sta ten Island, New Yolk, will take place in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, December 28, at 9 a.m. " Announcement of the Yuletlde nuptials was recently made by the bride-elect's parents. Barbara attended KUHS here, and Jeffer son High School in Portland be fore enrolling as an art major at Marvlhurst College. She is a mem ber of Alpha Sigma Alpha Art Club: and of the school's alumni association. She has been working in the controller's office at the University of California, Berkeley, since . 1953. The prospective bridegroom Is a lawyer with the sales division of National Cash Register in Oakland, California. He formerly practiced law in Staten Island and was counselor to the state senate dur ing legislative session. January to April 1955, in New York. He attended Wagner College, Staten Island: Wisconsin Univer sity in Madison; and received his law degree from Brooklyn Law School, New York. He is a mem ber of Phi Delta Phi, International legal fraternity; and the Richmond County Bar Association, New York. He served in Atlantic Amphlfr lous Fleet. USN during World War II. The Brosterhous family is welt known throughout the Klamath Ba- sin and the wedding will be of wide interest. slstins at the reception were Mrs. Russell Luddon, Dunsmuir; Maria Belau, Marlene Manrlquei and Marllee Jorgenson. Berry is Junior engineer for the state highway department; and the new Mrs. Berry, a graduate of Dunsmuir schools, is a former employe of Paclflo Telephone and Telegraph in Fresno. N Weed Hi School Mothers Club WEED Twenty-five members of the Weed High School Mothers Club attended the regular monM ly club meeting Monday nl?ht No vember 21 In the home economics room at the Weed school. Mrs. John Mantle, president, presided, and reported on . the suc cess of the Community Halloween Party and thanked the members of the Mithers Club who assisted with the High School party, one of the six separate parties held In -the community Halloween night. The scheduled program was postponed because of the weather and ab sence of the program chairman. Mrs. Mario March! reported on the success of the completed coin apron project, and following the report the aprons were awarded to Mrs. John Mulvany, Mrs. Joe DeAvllla, Mrs. John Manton, Mrs. Myrtts Williams, Mrs. Gabriel Sbarbaro and Mrs. Odom Walker. Senior mothers assigned to we high school Sadie Hawkins Dance, reported on the successful event annually sponsored by the senior class. Refreshments for the dance were furnished by the Mothers Club. Refreshments were served ft lowing the meeting by acting host esses, Mrs. Pete Pellegrtno, Mrs. James Fruzx and Mrs. Axel Oranstrom. Mrs. H. L. 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