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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1958)
PAGE 4 B HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY. JUNE 8, 1958 THIS YEAR the quartet hotting the Fremont Junior High School graduation clan party wore crew cuts in- . itead of dainty floral crowns, as did the four girl host asses last year. Floral crowns are definitely not for the young stalwarts pictured above, from the left, Doug Puck tt, Chris Carter, Mike Gallagher and John Cole. Some 130 of their classmates were guests at the year- end of their-last-year-at-Fremont dancing party in the Wil lard Hotel Pine Grove Room, May 29, from 8 to 1 1 p.m.' Punch and cookies were served thr6ughout the eve ning from a refreshment table centered w 1 1 h a mortar board and diploma tree. The graduation theme was also used for the mortar board cut out invitations. Photo by Kettler r .1 iT fr', (a .y; i m M 1 'mmmk '' I I rM 'V"' lIV " llflW il 1 iimii ilK ii T ill 1 I ill I'l lile III Blowing on wet nail polish is a waste of wind. The quickest way to set nail polish is to run cold water over your fingernails after applying it. erf rpi vv, YREKA BRIDGE CLUB Sprinc blossoms were featured In room decorations at the home of Mr. and Mrs. At Sherman. when they recently entertained the Mr.- and Mrs. Bridge uud lor an evening of cards. Prizes were awarded to Wayne Hill, for high; Wesley McMillan, second; Lloyd Lane, low and Mrs. Wesley McMillan, traveling. Other players were Mrs. Wayne Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Feuslal, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Greene, Dr. and Mrs. Jere Hurley, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson and Mrs. Lloyd Lane. MRS. FRED TEORICK, seated center on the sofa with her daughter,) Georgia, was honored at an informal morning coffee and miscellaneous personal shower by Mrs. Wil liam Taylor, far left, and Mrs. William Keene, right. ' The coffee-shower was a farewell party, for Mrs. Tedrick, who leaves Klamath Falls with her 'husband and their other daughters, Antonia and Patti, for Plainview, Texas, where Tedrick will attend Wayland College. The picture was taken at the Taylor residence, SI 22 Homedale,- where friends were invited for the 10 a.m. to 12 noon hours on Tuesday, May 27. The Tedrick home in Klamath Falls was at 339 Alameda, and they leave neigh bors and a host of other friends, many of tern. fellow members of First Baptist Church. Tedrick has been operating the Pollyanna Bakery and also serving as temporary pastor of the Lake view Baptist Church. The move to Texas and enrollment at Wayland stems from Tedrick's wish to continue his theological studies. Photo by Otto Ellis Take all precautions when stor ing woolens during summer months. One of the most important is to store clean garments because ff od stains and dirt attract moths. THREE "GRADS" from Fremont Junior High School have a little social chat at the last social event of their last year at Fremont. From the left, Susan Ryan, Margaret McDonald and Jay Clark. Chaperons for the evening were parents of the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cole (John); Mr. and Mrs. Bob Puckett (Doug); Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gallagher (Mike); and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Carter (Chris). One of the highlights of the party, was "guest-request" dance music and anoth er that Mr. and Mrs. Carter were celebrating their 21st wedding anniversary and a piece was played in their honor. t Photo by Kettler MANZANITA CHAPTER 172 At the regular meeting of Man ranita Chaplor 172 OF.S on May 28, Gladys Chubb and Andy An derson were elected worthy ma tron and worthy patron for the coming year. Others elected at the same session were Nina Hall, as sociate matron; William Stiencr, associate patron; Lorcne McCol- lum, conductress; Lois Murphy, associate conductress; Arlene Dix on, secretary; and Esther Hodges, treasurer. Appointive officers, to be chosen by the worthy matron-elect, will be announced at a later date. Open installation is scheduled for Sun day, June 29 at 2 p.m. in the Scottish Hito Temple. lrrSWi et0 and i , NOVELTIES ! I li'Vr lX tfr4vll Combed yom all white . ! ' 1 i?Pu VV " "0Via sail cloths and, also, j i-NiN ,V I ?5Mt petti point and rib- jj ' t'tn II J.'.'iL tone noveltv weaves. iHVW ' - 3o" 44" widths WaIJ I I Y Lengths to 15 I Wry ' vaai!' I fyt We carry a I -A-'v' I . ' i complete line of V .. X v v ' G.' tm"J ys SIMPLICITY PATTERNS v . , dl . ; j 823 Main j BETROTHED The en gagement of Garcia Lau-. rine McFarland was recent ly announced by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. McFarland, I7SI Etna Street, to Donald Clifford (Jake) Jacobs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Jac obs, Enterprise, Oregon. Laurine, a 1957 KUHS grad uate, is now attending OTI. Jake graduated from OTI In 1957 and is now stationed with the Army at Fort Ord. The wedding date has not been set. Ferebee Studio k s li.,', '' ' 1 75 Guests At Party For 22 BHS Seniors BONANZA Seventy live young people met at the home of LeRoy Tofell following graduation exer cises at Bonanza School May 27. The party in the Tofell recre ation room was for the 22 of Le- Roy's fellow seniors. Dancing and games were fol lowed by refreshments.. A cake decorated for the occa sion by Airs. Ivan cold, in red roses and pink carnations, the class 'colors and class flowers, was inscribed with "Congratulations Seniors of 1958. Lucas Furniture has your best broadteom buy for just $ 1 O 50 Sq Yd. It'sNOUVEAU by QM0M Birthday Party Honors Two BONANZA - Carol Holt and Chester Schooler were feted at joint "surprise" party on May 2 in honor of their 16th birthday anniversaries. The party was given at the Frank H. Brown home at Bonanza by hostesses Deanna Brown, Joyce Kooerts ana Verona uayley. i Dancing and a scavenger hunt were entertainment for the eve ning. Refreshments included two gayly decorated birthday cakes. l "Are Women Killing Chivalry?" b Julie McDonald Men aren't polite any more, and women are to blame. So says this au thor, a woman. Her bit ing reasons are in the June B Family TifeeJcly IN THE SUNDAY Deep, springy imported wool and more of it . . . plus longer wear in rooms the whole family uses! That's what you get with Kouveau ... the broadloom that looks, feels and wears like costly carpeting. Nouveau is specially constructed, too, so you can carpet any room size wall to wall . . . with less wastage. 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