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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1955
HUHKU
EliOflTt
OILCHIUST (December fruit. ck! sale to be held
Hy Hupe N. Brader I in the Gilchrist Food Market DC-
Th Gilchrist Community Garden cember IS.
Club held lis annuel Christmas gift, ,
exchange parly at the home of Mr. I KENO
end Mr. I.som Ezell, Gilchrist, on By jr, L',ne sP,jth
Wednesday evening. December 14. Making Cakes Attiact.ve" was
Twenty six member and friends . Ihe project theme for the Decern
enjoyed tne gala evening. )el- M meeting of the Keno Home
Way down the street the wel- Etension Unit at the home of Mrs.
coming Unhls of the outdoor lluht- rjoug Puckett. Twenty two mem
infr i the Izell home gave the D(,rij an(i (VC gUe-its, Mia. John
eucst-s a feeling ol warm holiday . Bvcl ,i Mrs w s s,mSi mi s. C. W.
hospitality. Once Inside the beauti- wood. Mrs. Dewey Dims and Mrs.
lul home the guests were almost Don Johnson were present.
:ure they must have stepped in-j MrRp Merle Anderson and Mn.
fide a Belter, Homes and Gardens : charlcs Sandusky were project
jjec-eiiiut-i laauci I lenders.
The enllre house was done In poiluck luncheon was served
the theme of gold and green. Es-,el n00n i00wed by the business
jieclally tttraclive was a large .reeling. Mrs. Marion Padgell,
mantle over the fireplace wMI chairman, presided. Mrs. Merle An
teoutllul sugar pine flowers in gold ! derson won the special prize. Mrs.
vitn me long neeaies ai uie same
ft,
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it;
pine lor accent, blended with the
green of Oregon Grape cleverly and
tastefully arranged wun grapes
Knd Danish squash sprayed In the
Fold. Buckets of unpalnted cones
Hanked the raised health, and a
small fire cheerfully sent
warmth and glow of light ,
Twin arrangements in low brass
bowls with the same lovely cone
1 lowers and green needles were
placed on twin end tables at each
end of the davenport. All over the
house were gold snowflakes to add
to khe wonderland picture.
In addition to tne beauty of the
house Jtself were many lovely
Christmas arrangements brought
bv the members for their annual
Chlstmas arrangement contest. The
judging was done by Mrs. Robert
Wilson, Mrs. Gressoh Grubb, Mrs.
George Bell and Judy Vandenberg.
This proved to be a very dillicur
task because all wore so lovely
and to unusual. After long deliber
ation the first prize, a boy figurine,
went to Mrs. 0. W., Oxbarrow of
Crescent for the most beautiful ar-
lan.vcment. Hers was a manger
scene against Juniper With back
ground of blue sky. Honorable
mention in this class went to Mrs.
H. J. Terrell for an arrangement
of tnree red candles' against a pil
low' effect of Juniper and pine, and
to Mrs. V I. Brader for an ar
rangement of a tall red candle,
a Madonna and pine greens with
one lai'ge-sugac pine cone.
Mist prize for Die most unusual
arrangement went to Mrs. Isom
Ezell for a mammoth cone stuffed
with berries, fruits, candy,- seed
pods, nuts, rlbbbon, making a col
orful Christmas tree and a de
cided conversation piece. Her prize
was a girl figurine.
Honorable mention went to Dor
othy Houston who made a half
wreath on a gold hoop suitable lor
a door or window or wall. The
right hand slds of the hoop was
decorated with spray of greens
with clu.Uer of Utile while bells
burrounded by tiny brown cones.
Dellfchllul refreshments were
aorved by the hostesses, Mrs. v.
Soencer, Mrs. Armln James and
Mrs. R. J, Torrell, with Mrs. Isom
Kzcll assisting.
A very short business meeting
was conducled by ihe president.
Mrs. Corwln Oiilhreath.
The annual Christmas lighting
contest for outdoor lighting will be I
a gala event this- week. This Is
siwnsored by the Garden Club.
Special prize was won by Mrs.
Lloyd Hauptman or Chemuil.
Mrs. R. J. Terrell and Mrs. J. E.
Snider are In charge of the annual I
once Sends More Troops To Algeria
PARIS ',fv-France Is sending' Altrerla lor a quick survey of the to Moslem civil servants who did
60 000 more Hoops lo Algeria to: situation. : uot quit their government posts
meet (areata of increased natlon-l Nationalists seeking lndcpend-. by Jan. 3. The French said only
alist violence during the Christ- ence for Algeria have called for about a dozen lesser oflicials had
inas holiday siason. increased terrorism during the hoi-jquiU
Premier Edgar Fame's care-liday season, with the emphasis oni Alceria technically is aamluls
taker government ordered the re-j killings or. Christmas Eve and tercd as part oi European France,
inlorcemenis after an urgent re- Christmas Day. 'but has only a small representa-
ouesl from Jacques Soustelle, resi-l To keep Catholics off ihe street itjon j u,e neuch National As
rieut general in the violence-ridden after dark most of the nation- renjbiy.
Knnh Airicun terrliorv. An esii-.alists are Moslems Algeria's
mated 17O.U0O to 200.000 troops al-i Roman Catholic bishops announced
leadv are trying to cope with the i that the Mass of the Nativity could
oloodv outbreaks. , begin at 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve
A Defense Ministry spokesman ; instead of at midnight in dangerous
said the new troop movement was areas-. The Vatican approved the
part of an established plan, but change.
Soustelle had asked that it be An estimated 200 men soldiers
seedcd up. ;and rebels have been killed in
Fame also ordered Jacques Du- Algeria in uie pasi iu uays.
frencn torces Killed a dozen
rebels yesterday during a snow
storm in the mountainous Kabylle.
area southeast of Algiers. No
French losses were reported.
The French said another rebel
campaign to paralyze the govern-1
ment administration was meeting
with little success so far. Extreme!
nationalists Issued death threats
hamel, his top personal adviser, lo
AGENTS OF SANTA
6PENCER. Iowa IP The agents
of Sania Clans here received this
letter today irom David Jones. 4:
'Dear Santa my little brother
Is Allan. He is 10 months old. He
wants his teelh for Christmas."
YOUR DOWNTOWN
Agent For
United Airline,, West Coast and
all scheduled airlines tick
ets ond reservations.
World Wide
Travel Bureau
716 Main Phone 8873 or SSSI
AN EXTRA HEAVY FLOW of flood water caused by 'the combination of extra-heavy rainfall
and melting snow Wednesday afternoon rolls over the crest of Harpold Dam at'tha head of
Poe Valley. Residents said that the water was as high as they had over seen it.
D. p Shirk, read the "thought for
the day." Mrs. Larry Owen anu
Mrs. Veryl Voung donated blood at
Ihe last visit of the Red Cross
BloodinoUle.
Mrs. Dick Wick discussed the
nroaram for next year and asked
oul j (or suggestions from the group.
Mrs. Doug Puckett led tne group
in ainglng Christmas carols fol
lowed by a gilt exchange.
The January subject lor study i
will be "Rolls and Bread from
f nt nn,.hti ' rru in,.iii, i(ll
be held at the home of Mis Mike . WASHINGTON (UP) - T h ei time The units, now stationed at
KnhrnVnri Army is bolstering its atomic fire- Ihe Array s guiucd missile center
' power in Europe by sending more i at Ft. Bliss. Tex., will be moved
Army Bolsters Atomic Power
lo overbCiis during the next four
months. About 1500 men will be
"Cnfrirw 1 " on, Hurt mlccile ahrnnrl
NORTH SIDK CA!tI)i; CXt'B ' , , .
A Cbilatmas workshop was held : Wmio bombs on targets up to, mvolted(
at 10 a.m.. Tuesday, December 13. ' ""
at Joan's Kitchen, with North Side " w'"st Europe s defenses against
.. . nnulhlp r!nminniiKt afffessinil
uaiacn L,iun pariicipnung jomu i- - - i rck ni.oniiPti thioueh ihr
i,h h. vl.t. Hnm Cd.n.mn The Ai mv aiiiinnncpd veslerdnv i "' . 1 ls P'0ne"ca tniougn tne
To start the workshop Mrs. B. cii that it is translernng six of the CZVowcZl toL?L
Johnson, using the idea of the Le-1 missile battalions to Europe l0""" "y powcuui rocket moloi
gend of the Rose," demonstrated! join a similar missile unit, six
Ihe making of a Christmas rose I atomic artillery battalions and sev
iiom gold pagKr or aluminum loll. Ural Hones;, John rocket batteries
Mrs. A. C. Erickson and Mrs. j already mere.
John Weber demonstrated the mak-l The move Is a tollow-up lo las'.
mil oi iHiicy DOM.'. . ,Week s please bv the Norm Allan-
Mrs. Waller Sohrakoff then gave
a discussion on "Candle Making"
and showed several beautiful sam
ples that members had made
Mrs
The 40-foot long Corporal, with
diameter of two and one-half
icet. 13 launched from a mobile
NO FINES
I STERLING, III. i.T) Motorists
j ho overstayed their parking meter
i time this week received a Christ
Inius card instead of the usual
aJaiiilM'Nif.iwwsffiWi
THEE ON DISPLAY
SAVANNAH, Oa. I A 11,000:
"Christmas tree" from St. Paul,
Minn., is on display at the birth-1
place of Mrs. Juliette Cordon Low. ;
founder of the Girl Scouts of
America. The tree is decorated
with ornaments sent from through
out the nation. Each ornament was
accompanied by a cash contribu
tion to be used to renovate the
home as a national Girl Scout
shrine. i
ft CHRISTMAS EVE
DAiMCe
- ;
THE
STARUGHTERS
T IKE PART-TIME WORK Se th '
Help Wan if d columns, and place a
Work Wanted ad. too.
SATURDAY NIGHT DEC. 24
ARMORY
GENERAL ADMISSION 1.00 PERSON tax inc.
tic Treaty Council to "see that the I 'j' 'l'01" D?"ce 'or ''rst.vlol"
Atlantic forces are equipped with
the most modern weapons.
The Corporal battalions are the
Bernard Valk demonstrat-, i.ost number nf Armv ninmlc
ea uie masing oi a aanta tyiau. , units ever sent to Europe at one
iiuiii cuuuii j uk yarn iu 01 usea
as a door swag. She also demon
strated the making of a breakfast
centerpiece arrangement to be used
on the dmlnjr table.
Mrs. Glen Thomason demonstrat
ed the making of a door swag
using a wire ring, the Christmas
star, and greens.
ions. The cards wished the motor
ists a Merry Christmas and asked
that the usual $1 fine be contrib
uted lo charity.
the making of a wreath using the
florist picks. This wreath alter Its
decoration will be pr.il ol the
Christmas package to he giver, to
Ihe Shady Pine Res'. Home.
To complete the afternoon study
Mrs. O'Connor Invited the mem-
Mrs. A. C. Erkkson showed how I'"-1' !o nel' on'H 10 vlcw her.
lo make candv packages lor chil- Christinas decorations, which thh ;
men from the paper lube which! yeor re in the theme, "Christmas
comes with wax paper. She also Uv onmiiciistm. i
showed how children could make! Garden club members present t
attractive ornaments for the tree!erc Mrs. G. I.iomason, Mrs. F
using cellophane and bread wrap
pers. ,
Mrs. B. C. Johnson showed how
to make Utile Christmas trees from
the large sugul -pine cones.
To concludo the morning session
Mrs. Waller Sohrakoff save a talk
en "Spices for the Holidays."
After a delicious pothick lunch
Mrs. Hugh O'Connor demonstrated
McCormack. Mrs. G. Ferguson.
Mrs. C. Ohles. Mrs. W. Sohrakotl.
Mis. H. Htiydcn. Mrs. B. Valk.
Mrs. A. Erickson. Mrs. E. Ward.
Mrs. J. Weber. Mrs. B. Johnson
and Mrs. H. McClurg.
CLOSING OUT SALE
continue!
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221 Main
Hammond Organ
Chord Organ
injt makp pianos in
this part of the
weft. Rent a Spirlfl
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120 N.. 71k
Thank You !
CD TUC - If Tf fucw !!
FOR THE GIFTS THEY CHOS TO BUY AT WARDS
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AND FOR THEIR PATRONAGE All YEAR IONG.
CyB Turin uerniii iu . .
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FOR THEIR CHEERFUINESS ANO GOOOWORK
IN HELPING US SAY. -IfS CHRISTMAS-TIME AT WARDS"
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