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PAGE B B HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY. JULY 23. J 953 Reception At Yreka Honors Wayne Richardson And Bride YREKA The home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foster in Yreka . was the setting tor a wedding re ception on Saturday, July 12, hon oring newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Richardson wilh Albert Bo irll co-host with the Fosters. The bride, former Constance Hope Bozcll, is :he niece of Mrs. Foster and Albert Ro.rll. The honorees had exchanged weddinz vows at a quiet double- ring ceremony in Yreka Methodist Church on June 21 with the Rev Harold Coleman officiant. For her wedding the bride so lected a blue print afternoon frock styled with a lull skirt, short sleeves and a targe bow at the Lasta longer . . . saves you money Endorsed by leading paint ers everywhere More homes are protected with SWP Houmo I'aint than any other brand A&B Paint Store neckline. ,.MrB. Paul Foster and Mr. and Mrs. John Relter were attendants lor the couple. For the reception the new Mr and Mrs. Richardson cut a neauli fully decorated cake, which bon the inscription, "Congratulations Connie and Wayne Richardson. Attending the reception were the bride's gmndmother, Mrs l-aura Rozell, ncr cousins, Mrs. liurton Dooley and Mrs.1 Alan Freeman: the hridegrom's step mother and sister, Mrs. J. K. Richardson and Carol Richardson nf Dunsntyiir and his aunt, Mrs. Mienon ot itonwooa Lily, jvirs. oe- neva Fillmore of Dunsmuir was unable to attend the reception due to illness. Others present were Mrs. Lil lian Balis, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Mr. and Mrs. p. K. Free man, Mrs. Pearl Freshour, Mrs. ,1. Foster, Mrs.- I.illie Hart, Mrs. Pauline Morion, Mrs. Louie Nev es, Mr. and Mrs. William Singleton and Mrs. hlsio J nvelpicce. The new Mr. and Mrs. Richard son left after the reception for a weekend visit with his family at Dunsmuir. The bride, who is from Garv. In diana, was especially delighted the evening of the reception to receive a long dislance telephone call from her father, Walter Bozcll who lives in Clary. She has been living at the Paul Foster home in Yreka where she is an employe of the J, C. Penney Store Richardson, formerly of Duns muir, is employed by Montgomery Ward and Company in Yreka, where the couple is now at home. An open-air theater in Berlin. Germany, called the Waldbuehne seats 25.001) and is one of the larg "St in the world. 1229 E. Mali 2-3324 Temple Queen Visits Nile Club AT Tulelake Tl'LKLAKE - Lucille Rice, Med ford, queen of Zuteima Temple was a guest af the silver tea on July 17 at the home of Ruth Roden berger. The annual affair was spon sored by the Tulelake Nile Club. The lace covered tea table was centered with summer blossoms, which were also used to decorate the rooms. Two table displays were arranged for viewing bv the :ucsts. one containing articles for children, made by members to be sent to the Shnners Hospital, the second table containing articles made to sell. , Helen Olney, president of the tulelake club, poured. MERRILL WOM CHAPTER. NO. 18 Women of the Moose, Merrill Chapter No. IK, met in regular ses sion on Tuesday evening, July 8, at the lodge hall, with new sen ior Regent Betty Jo Brightman, presiding. Margie Prince was installed as guide by Dovic Reeder, installing officer, assisted by I .eta Stolt, act ing as instilling guide. Vocal entertainment on the pro gram was by the "Six Rays" a sex tet from the Malin Order of Rain bow For Girls. Before refreshments were served by Margaret Knoll's membership committee, members revealed their secret sisters for the past chapter year, and drew names lor the coming year. Income Tax, Our Specialty Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Phono TU 2-2772 It's SPFNCEFl'S Annual Store-wide Clearance. Drastic reductions! Hur ry for best selections to SPENCER'S, Klamath's only exclusive children's shop619 Main, phone TU 4-5497. Don't delay another hour! YREKA IONA COCNCII, NO. tt Installation of officers of lona Council 'No. 11, Degree of Poca hontas, was the high, point of the meeting on July 10 with retiring Pocahontas, Eleanor Kent, presid ing. The new Pocahontas sealed was Mrs. Madeline Wiman. and other new officers are Mrs. Kleanor Kent, prophetess: Mrs. Opal Hast, Wenonah; Mrs. Barbara Schaible, Powhatan; Mrs. Gerry Sewcll, keeper of records; Vcrnice Deem, collector of wampum; and Mrs. IGoldie Quinell, keeper of warn ! pum. I Mrs. Alice Hogan. guard of the tepee; Mrs. Mae Howard, guard of the forest; Mrs. Ursa Donley. team captain: Mrs. Mary Tusow, musician; Mrs. Sylvia Thomason, deputy great Pocahontas; Mrs. Mary Blowers, three year trus tee; and Mrs. Bonnie Stanshaw, one year trustee. Great Pocahontas Margaret Haines was installing officer, as sisted by the great Mishinewa, Mrs. Carrie LoMay and Mrs. Ursa Doo-ley. Presentations of past Pncahon- 'rift? vJ&h&c ' ; .;v i'i. h '- - ltr FAMILY REUNION The LeRoy Davis home at Langell Valley was the scene of a large gathering of the Davis clan on July 4, when the above picture was taken. The itory appeared in the Sunday, July 13, society section of the Herald and News. Seated in the front row from the left are Mrs. James (Dora) Raymond, Hayward, California; Mrs. Leo (Vernal Buck, Lakeview; Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Davis, Langell Val ley; Mrs. Doug (Edith) Williams, and Mrs. Willard (Nora I Keller, Pendleton. Second row, same order, Mrs. Elton (Elsie) Smith, Salem; Hugh Davis, Lea Davis, Bonanza; Mrs. Milo (Estherl Hiatt, Meivin Davis, Milton Freewater; Merlin Davis, Hay ward, California; and Mrs. Loren (Alice) Hiatt, Athena, Oregon. Photo by Ferebee A MF.MO from Theresa Vaughn written on a San Francisco School of Fashion Design letterhead was received earlier this month and excerpts from it might be a pleas ant surprise to Margaret Osmenl a student at the school, presently in Klamath J' alls tor summer vaca iinn with her mother, Mrs. Gene vieve Schweigert, 316 East Main In the school's recent annual fash ion parade, Theresa Vaughn said that Margaret demonstrated her potentialities as an all-round de signer with her presentation of a dawn to dusk wardrobe designed for resort, casual, street wear and for after-five witchery. Specially noted as outstanding were her bench-suit of white waffle knit with collared pullover and narrow slacks; a tailored chemise of navy Serrano spiked with a white pique collar and hip-deep dickey; and cloud of black nylon lace over gold taffeta for dancing. The memo also said that Margaret was a most interesting and capable girl, and tas pins to .Mrs. r ieanor ieni annlhat she had becn siVCn the re- Airs, mac inm.uu i,y KlCu. "-- sponsibility of supervising the daily 'hontas Margaret Haines. Unrcisr-s which nreccde the stu- Refrcshmenls were served ny dents' training as fashion models. Mrs. Opal Hart. Mrs. Margaret Local gals who want originality Haines, Mrs. Gerry sieweu ana .,nd an expression of individuality Mrs. Estelle severns, wun ine as sistance of other lodge members. Refreshment committee named for the July 24 meeting were Mrs. Pat Bennett, Mrs. Goldie Quinell Hid Mrs. Mae Howard. BOB ROSS TV Same Phono Number TU 2-3479 New Loeotion 3005 SHASTA WAY Guaranteed Service on all mokot Day or Night! Phone TU 2-3479 in their wardrobes will be inter cstcd to know that after complet ing her training in pattern de signing, draping textiles, line, col or, construction, history of cos tume and sketching Margaret plans to open a custom shop in Klamath Falls. ft fW- - IJ1.' 1 1 1 J ! 1 ft FORMER NORMA GREEN (Mrs. Johnny Paris) Harris Photo, Morrill Bridal - Shower MERRILL Norma Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Green, was feted on Wednesday afternoon, July 9, with a miscel laneous bridal shower at the, home of ilrs. JOe Scroncc. Assisting the bride-elect in opening her gifts was her sister, Joyce Green. Games were played during the ifternnon followed bv refreshments served by She hostess to the 20 nests. Joyce became the bride of John ny Paris. Malin. the followinu Sat. urday, July 14, in Reno. BONANZA TEEN-AGE HOP The first of a series of teen-age hops to heat down the new tile floor in the newly remodeled Bo nanza Cafe was held FrioaV night. July 18, with 50 boys and girls attending, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Howard Kelleson, Mrs. Don Gibney and Mrs. Herman Wolfe. Rock 'n' roll was enjoyed for several hours followed by the serv ing of punch and cookies. Out of town guests attending the parly were Janice, Norman and Meivin Cole of Eunice, New Mex ico; Sherry Marchant of Merlin. Oregon, Beth and Pam Englemann of Olympia, Washington; and Mike and Susan Wolfe of' Bonneville, Washington. ; If you're on a diet and your hostess offers you food rich in calories, either take a small por tion or refuse it with a minimum of talk. , The guest who reacts as though her hostess is deliberately trying to make her gain weight is a bore to all within hearing. If showers are getting you down. brighten a walk in the rain with your umbrella. Popular now are! dainty nosegay versions, with flow-' crs sprinkled on white acetate cov-i ers. Remember the PROFESSIONAL RODEO July 25-26-27 "The best place to shop after oil' shoe jmmmmmm MAIN FLOOR . . . UIHTHUAYS are very special i occasions in Larry Brown's family and he's about to have a very! V'FRV cnorinl nno lhi wpnlionH 1 (you'll have to ask him WHICH Kj itnnl nnH rl.iti'ntt nre nnmini' E : -I I from all directions to assure prop ier celebration of the anniversary. iTHICVT.L have the enthusiastic help nf Klamathitc friends so it promises to be a festive event at the Browns' "olher home" at Hocky Point on Upper Klamath Lake. - LEN AND MINN'IF. SURLES popular couple who have contnh Last Roundup for Spring and Summer Values! Flats - Casuals - Dress Whites, Blacks, Pastels, Values to 14.95 E3 $5 TERRIFIC VALUES Twccdie-Red Cross -Foot Flair White, Red, Btoik Patent, Poitcli - lllution ond Hiah Heel VALUES TO 18.95 and 11 u tTrw (I iin mm mm rmiin 3 utcu miicn (o (ms community win s. be two good citizens lost to Klam-!&4 ath Falls and a gain of two for Vj Oranue, California, where Lcn (at ,KUIIS (or 11 years S of them as Ik'' head track coach) has accepted a E; .leaching lob in the high school. IS! That "two" should he "four" to 'fro .nclude outstanding junior citizens the Suiies' two sons, David, 13, and Dennis, 10. Minnie, a PK ma- fci jor laugiu ni rvi us pari in ner own held and also other subjects Kg later she substituted (by, choice to hac some time tor home and omcr interesisi nut tounrt mat she was substituting on a full time basis. Besides teaching her voice was familiar to radio audiences 'and her personality sparkled in local stage productions. The Surles will be greatly nu.wd from the local scene and fond farewells being said at various parties for them are a bit on the pensive J THE DIU'l'XKF.n.S-Archie and I.etty are a courageous couple who nut only moved from 315 Pacific Terrace to their new home. ttt.it Melrose this summer, but took a month's trip nrsides Either one KJ would be a m.ii.i. undertaking to most of us. Thfv took the Canad ian Pacific rou'e across Canada lo Qurocc then down to Boston. Washington. D C and New York before returnn? home via. St 'a. Louis and Den.-er. Highlights of S the cross-continent excursion were ine onat inp across the iireai Lakes t I.etty sais that the Canad ian Pacific Railway goes all out lor passengers on tli; two night voyage "s u.ply scrumptious tend: "i and the stop in Ottowa where they met a member of the Canadian parliament 1 who gave them u "irrl f .l..,;err. In fl.r. M opening session .if Federal Parlia ment there thrilling experience. They didn't tare so well in DC -aillioiuh they c.i.lcd at the White House, neuher Ike or Ma mie came out v'h anv "so sur onrd 10 see vo'i:' greetings. But :hen ot curse nr D s didn't send noid ahead ih.v he a be there on lhat d,i, either. I VACATION SPECIAL ICE SALE! ife Reg. 49.95 T.I. Ladies' end Men's CR0T0NS Here's a buy to good you can use it for vocofions and when ever you need on ex tra wotch. 17 jewels, shock and water proof, unbreak able moinspring. . . . it's our regular 549.95 Croton. Supply limited at this price, so hurry! r Timely Tips Bob Scholl, certified watchmaker ot Rickvs invites you to bring your present watch in for o FREE check up. Watches, being me chanical, ore somewhat like your automobile and periodically need service to keep them in top run ning order. A Check up now can prevent costly repairs in the fu ture, too. Bring your watch in and let Bob give It a quick check. There s no charge and it just tcVes a mmute. 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' Shop Till 9 p.m. - Sunday till 4 Stay Thrifty Shop Thrifty Variety! KITCHEN TOOL SET 6 piece hanging stainless steel kitchen $ A 88 set with service guarantee. See.this special offer! Reg. 5.98 3 FINE BOXED STATIONERY Vz OFF This is a close-out on a Sole . 1 Tnklft Our remilnr Driro ' is marked , PLASTIC CURTAINS Brighten up the house with these colorful $ A 98 plastic shower and window curtains 1 BLANKETS See your best buy m blankets all styles ond colors. $ A 97 $ A 97 Lay-away now $297,s9 CROQUET SETS $o9S $10 rs 6 players I K with pushcart 4 playe 95 DECORATIVE PLASTIC This self-adhering plastic is durable, heat resist ant, washable, and odorless. Beautify your your walls and furniture without paste or tacks Yd. 49
