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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1956)
PAGE SIX HERALD AND NXWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1956 "Music" is Theme At Bridol Shower CHILOQUIN Martha Schneid , er, bride-elect of Bill Norval, was guest of honor at a bridal shower Monday evening, October 15, at the Methodist Church. Members of the Womens Society of Christian Serv ice were hostesses. Music was the theme of the party. Guests were given concert programs which outlined the games and skits which followed. Taking part in the entertainment were Mrs. John Mannering, soloist, Mrs Malcolm Anderson, Mrs. Gerald Wolff, Mrs. Friedman Kirk, Mrs. Gordon Kuist, Mrs. John Hcilbron ner, Mrs. Don Jones, Mrs. Paul Herron, Sharon Wilder and Gail Mannering. - ; Winner of a song title game was Mrs. Mannering; and Mrs. Burt Bickers was the winner of a note guessing contest. Receiving guests was WSCS president, Mrs. Glenn Smith. Klamath Agency. Gift cards read with many Jo- cal names and tne following from out of .the community, Mrs. Gene Page, Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mrs. JoAnna Taylor, Mrs. William Page, Mrs. William Zumbrum, Mrs. Stewart Nicholson, Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson, Mrs. Carrie Mae Wright and Mrs. Harry Orem, Fort Klam ath. Mrs. F. D. Wilder, Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mrs. Emma Hirz, Mrs. Al lan Galbraith, Mrs. Charles Ches ter, and Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Klamath Agency; Mrs. Gail Ride- nour. Mrs. Lester Hoback, Mrs. Burt Bickers, Mrs. Lawrence My ers, Mrs. Harlcy Zeller, Mrs. Randolph David. Mrs. Barney Cox, Mrs. Elton Romine, Sharon and Barbara Davis, from the Modoc Point. Williamson River areas. The Schneider - Norval wedding will be an event of Saturday, No vember 3. TIGHT SCHEDULE CUTS McKAY, VISIT LAKEVIEW Time changes were necessary In the recent Lake- view coffee nours nonoring Mrs Douelas McKay because of the McKavs' crowded schedule. A! though coffee hours . had been stepped up half an hour, the guest of honor expressed her apprecia tion for, and amazement at the presence of so many young moth ers who had to get baby sitters af ter receiving late-hour telephoned notice of the earlier-than-planned appearance of Mrs. McKay. The first coffee hour was short ly after Mrs. McKay's arrival in the morning, when Mrs. Rodney Harlan and Mrs. Ray Harlan were co-hostesses to about 25 guests at the Ray Harlan home. After the noon luncheon at the Hotel Lakeview, where Mrs. Mc Kay shared honors with her hus band, she made her second coffee appearance of the day when she met with more Lakeview women al the home of Mrs. Louis Lin villc. Mrs. Forrest E. Cooper as sisted Mrs. Linville with telephon ing announcements of the time change, and with serving. The McKays left Lakeview too early for Mrs. McKay to attend a 3 p.m. coffee at the home of Mrs. Robert Adams Jr. But before leaving Lakeview, Mrs. McKay visited briefly with the late after noon hostess to express her ap preciation for the arrangements made in her honor, and to offer regrets for not being in Lakeview long enough to attend. She also left a special message of greeting to the guests who missed seeing her as planned. Mrs. Eva Arthur, Lakeview, mndo advance arrangements for entertainment of the former cabi net wife. r - 4 . 7 . :: X' ' ' V.-( ii Or WW vi a-ivaF.. jfrtu s t 0:".'l n "Shorties" Get Attention At Last From Top Designers H eell ub ina inema The Klamath Saddle Club wel comed and .initiated Mary Britton as a new club member during a recent dinner meeting in the Em pire Room of the Winema Hotel. Hosteses were Vi Ruge and Vi Hill. After the ceremonies, the regu lar meeting was called to order, during which Ernie Read, Bessie Lilly and Audrey Herrick were ap pointed to make arrangements for this year's annual Christmas party always an important date on the club calendar. A dinner party at the club house was the social event for Septem ber, with Dottie Poole, Dorothy Kirkpatrick and Donna Abncr serving as hostesses. Members and guests enjoyed an excellent dinner and special entertainment. Two home-baked cakes were given as door prizes! you owe yoursclt at least one night a week to be devoted to good grooming and wardrobe re pairs. This is the time for the weekly shampoo and manicure and for the keeps clothes I I ,m"t J .J'iri r"t 1 ti 'i .... ,v r Top designers have become In creasingly sympathetic to tne proD lems of the petite figure (short-and- stumpy in the wrong style) -nd are s concerning themselves more and more with creating styles es pecially for ber. Actually a short girl can wear very nearly any fashion if it's proportioned for her. And it's that big "if" that s so frustrating, con fronted with a limited selection, the short woman in order to buy ROSE MEMEO, whose en gagement to Charles H. Co bun was recently 'announced by the bride-to-be's mother, Mrs. Clementina Memeo, Mount Shasta. The prospec tive bride'groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cobun, Napa. Rose it a graduate of Mount Shasta High School, and her fiance was grad uated from high school In Napa Both are presently employed in Mount Shasta, where they plan to wed next spring. ISLAND RESIDENT, Sue Helen Dixon, 8 'i months old daughter of Mr, and Mrs, A. L. Dixon (Billie Freeman), Ewa Beach, T.H., poses with her constant companion. Sue Helen's dad is over there with the U.S. Navy, and mail reaches tha Dixons at 91-069 Ft. Weaver Road, Cottage "L". Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Freeman, Perris, California, are maternal grandparents; and Mr. and Mrs. William L. Dixon, 1147 East Street, are paternal grandparents.'- WOMEN'S SOCIETY Ceremonies for installation of of ficers of the newly organized Wom en's Society of the First Baptist Church of Lakeview were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday afternoon, Oc tober 17, at the church, . ? Officers are Mrs. Hazel Van Cleave, president; Mrs. Herbert Mrs. Peggy Allen, WBite Cross chairman. Participating in the in stallation were Mrs. Swain, presi dent of the Women's Organization ot tne Deschutes Association of the! Conservative Baptist Association of Oregon, and Mrs. Emil Boesch. the style she wants, will often resort to drastic alterations. Try ing to remodel the dress to her size it is usually cut' down in all of the wrong places; and the whacking at shoulders, waistline and sleeves still leaves the victim with- a misfit. What she really needs are clothes designed especially for her, prop erly proportioned through waistline ana snouiaers and sleeves, yet in corporating the season's top fash ion trends. 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