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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1958)
SUNDAY. JUNE 1, 1958 RECENTLY ANNOUNCED by Mr. and Mrs. Sam V. Ellis, 5930 Delaware, was -the engagement of their daugh ter, May Louise Ellis, above, to Private Gerald Louis (Jerry) Wilkerion, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wilkerson, Macdoel. Jerry is presently taking his basic training, and May is attending' Robertson's Business College. No wed ding date has been set. Miller-Williams Photo : n i, V! . t . i k'i.: 'i 1 .if! WEDDING BELLS will ring next month for Beverly Jean Harrington and Private Jack M. Nicholas, it was told in an announcement made by her parents, Mr. and Mrr. Lee Harrington, Dorris. Private Nicholas re cently completed the utility and cargo single-rotor heli copter repair course at the transportation school, Fort Eustis, Virginia, and is pres ently stationed, at Fort Rucker, Alabama. His par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nicholas, are residents of Weed. The bride-elect is a I9S8 graduate of Butte Val ' ley High School. 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S. t ftnifn Pofwits Ptnrfinf nrWeyiflMimr IP;' ' ' I f M I - - j ' ' ' ' ' ' .-v : - 2"' 'V'-N ALTAR BOUND Rose Marie Cunningham, daugh ter of Mrs. Delia Cunning ham, 5228 Cottage, and the late Cecil Cunninqham, is to wed Dean H. Cherry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Cherry, Pendleton, some time fhis(summer, the def inite time and place not yet decided. Rose Marie is a graduate of KUHS Class of '57 and Dean, a graduate of Enterprise High School, also attended OTI. Photo by Ferebee Tired eyes at the office may be from a TV hangover. In watch ing television, a person should not concentrate too intensely on the screen for long periods. Glance away occasionally and rest the eyes. Also, sitting too close or too far away will tend to tire the eyes. A comfortable distance rang t'S from six to 12 feet. Ph. TU 4-3151 Tswn and Country Shoppinq Center NEW OFFICERS OF KAPPA CHAPTER Beta Sigma Phi were installed during the first meeting in May at the home of Betty Perrin. Isabella Brixner, far left, will continue as director. Others, from the left, are Lor raine Storey, president; Brownia Bramwell, vice president; Donna Turner, treasurer; Dorothy Lowell, extension officer; Eleanor Souders, corresponding secretary; and Jean Walker, recording secretary. r. v 1 is jo: RECENT BRIDE An nouncement of their daugh ter, Elnora's wedding is made by Mr. and Mrs. John S. Oden, 5659 Miller Ave nue. She became the bride of Wesley Charles (Chuck) Ridgley on May 8 in Reno Wedding Chapel, the Rev. Gareth Hughes, officiant. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ridgley, Balsam Drive, and Mrs. Ridgley accompanied the couple to Reno. Helen Vashaw To Wed On 8th Mr. and Mrs. Aldeiv Vashaw, of 1110 Kane Street, Klamath Falls, announce the forthcoming mar riage of their daughter Helen to Carl James Grossman Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grossman of Ashland. The afternoon nuptial service will be held June 8 in Sacred Heart Church with Monsignor T. P. Casey officiating. The bride elect has been a sec retary at Southern Oregon College, Ashland. Her fiance will be grad uated from SOC today, June 1. She is a graduate of Klamath Union High School, Class of '52. They will make their home in Ashland for the present. HERALD AND NEWS, ( v ,L 1 ! Farewell Luncheon Honors Mrs. H. R. Stokes On May 21 Mrs. H. R. Stokes was honored with a no-host farewell luncheon Wednesday, May 21. in the Willard Hotel Ponderosa Room by some of the many friends she has made during the almost three years residence in Klamath Falls. PAISLEY FREMONT CHAPTER, OES Mildred Brattain and Frank Pitcher were elected at the regu lar meeting on May 8, to head Fremont Chapter, No. 169. OES, as worthy matron and patron. Others elected at the same ses sion were Mary Corum, associate matron; Jewel Corum, associate patron; Connie Corum, conduc tress; and Belle Lundy, treasurer. The appointed officers will be an nounced later. Open installation is scheduled for June 19 at 8 p.m. in the Ma sonic Hall. If you're not shopping too Oh Buoy. passes x VM.f?7 inspection I jp-d with 1 A drip-dry ease ji Tl sL $2.98 ' SIZIS 10 ! I V y It's a miraculous middy of drip-dry cotton poplin . . . washes and dries in quick time, can be put right back on without ironingl Also, it very graciously shuns wrinkles and spots. In white, navy or red accented with braid trim and smart outline stitching. Sizes 10 to 18. Look, Mom... no ironing! $2.98 She'll feel so grown-up in her midtly ovei blouse with the sailor collar. She'll look neater, too, 'cause the drip. dry cotton poplin is hard to soil and wrinkle. Just suds and drip-dry and put it right back on. In red, white and navy. Sizes 7 to 14. Low, Low Prices plus Z'K Green Stamps! Bon Bazaar 4480 So. 6th KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON - rV ' . . hm'ii Her husband is resident engineer with Johns-Manville and he and his family leave Klamath Falls to make their home in Manville, New Jersey. Mrs. Gertrude Wright and Mrs. Marguerite Barke made the party arrangements and successfully kept them a secret from 'Mrs. Stokes. She was completely sur prised when she entered the Pon derosa Room and was greeted en thusiastically by 60 friends. Their names are all on the "autograph- hound presented to her with an overnight case. Maureen Stokes was active in school, church, club and other community work 'and held offices in both Sojourners and Newcomers clubs. She, who came to a strange town from the across the conti nent, realized the value of a wel-come-to-newcomers club and she contributed much time and effort to extending a Warm greeting to other new residents. the Bon, you're spending much! Next to Oregon Food "Spend The Day" Reames Golf and Country Club's social calendar has June 7 sched uled for a "Spend the Day" par ty. Members are invited to bring another couple (or more) to the club for golf or a swim in the afternoon; a social hour from 7 to 8 p.m.. a buffet supper from 8 to 10 and music for dancing will ub piayea irom H lo 1 a.m. Supper will be S3 sn nr n. and reservations should he made E 'the Gifts MEN'S ( SHOP SLACKS 16'8 and 17 The modern Dad will really appreciate these, fashioned tailored slacks. Choose from 100 Wool Flannels, Gabardines) Sharkskins in smart basic colors . . . Top them with a good looking belt and Dad will be the happiest man alive. Sizes 30 to 40. FAMOUS LABELS ALL BEAUTIFULLY WRAPPED Fashion Craft Regal Van Hcusen TIES 1.00 to 2.50 Ties are o sure hit Choose from a variety of colors os bold or as quiet as you please. BOXED GIFT Handkerchiefs 1.00 and 1.50 Large selection in regular or Initial . . . Fine qual ity cotton or popular lin- II Party At Reames at the club. TU 4-6531, by Fri day noon, June e. Dress will be very informal cotton dresses for women and slacks and sport shirts for men. Pink is sound fashion for sum' 'mer. Trv treatinff vourself in a strawberry pink coat in a light weight tweed. You'll wear it and wear it all summer long. best place to shop after for DAD on 3. rvu' ! 98 GIFTS ft VAN HEUSEN All Cotton Shirts Drip-Dry No-Iron COLORED OR WHITE 5.00 For Gentlemen In White . . t White Shirts that is ... We prescribe these new Van Hcusen Drtp-Dry No Iron Shirts. A sure . cure for the laundry blues . . . Sizes 14 Vi to 16'2. SWANK JEWELRY CUFF LINK SET TIE BAR SET ' JEWELRY BOXES LEATHER KITS TIE RACKS PAGE Treat yourself to a cotton coat printed all over with red rosea for summer wear. Nice over alt of your slim sheath dressea. Where vou spend your summer vacation determines the kind of clothes you pack. So inquire in ad vance about what's worn. It will save you the embarrassment of be ing without evening gown or casual clothes when they're needed. Time for chalky white jewelry. This year you'll find it mounted in gold-colored metal. There's sur face texture, too, in the new short er bibs. all' his day! SPORT COATS 2750 Dress DAD in one of our new smart looking Sport Coats. The styles are three button with straight hanging lines that's right up to date in , style . . . colors and patterns he'll like, too! Sizes 37 to 44. Holeproof Kent Argyles 1.00 to 1.75 A complete selection in cottons or stretchy . . , Outstanding colors In all size ranges. Princo Gardner BILLFOLDS 5.00 to 15.00 Finest quality leathers In America's most popular billfolds . . . Here's a gift every man wants! Plus To
