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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1958)
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 13 A' tii'i M t more special wasues rem Home Appliance Co. The General Electric Clothes Conditioner WITH AUTOMATICALLY CONTROLLED HIGH SPEED, LOW TEMPERATURE DRY ING - OPERATES ON 1 10V OR 220V DON'T EE WITHOUT ONI; DAY LONGER Vou Can Save! i 4t - ,-.-v ' ;v-14 .'"v- t fa V v N ? - - . irsft s w. , 1 c'i . - ' DANNY RAY is the 1 4-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Craig of Can by, California. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Haney, 3234 Bis bee Street, Klamath Falls. Danny's mother is the form er1 Bonnie Jean Haney. Floyd Photo J1 A BIG BOY of 14 months is Jeffrey Robert, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Clark of OTI. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Finton, 1517 California, and his paternal grandmother is Mrs. Callie -Clark of Chiloquin. Ferebee Photo School Personnel Get Acquainted DUNSMUIIt-Mrs. J. M. Kelby was hostess at a get acquainted party at her home on Sunday eve ning. Guests included womc; members of the Dunsmuir H i g School faculty, wives of men mem bers, wives of members of the board of trustees and Mrs. K Anderson who is currently a board member. Mrs. Kelby's husband is chair man of the high school board th; year and her party was promptei by a desire that these women know each other at the beginning ot the school year. VISITORS Mr. and Mrs-. Joseph C. Rigert are visiting Mrs. Rigert s parent Wr. and Mrs. John Larson, Washington Street. They have just come from Wash ington. D.C.. where Rigert ha just completed graduate work government at Georgetown Univer sity. He was formerly a reporter lor tne Herald and ISews and then went to Washington as press sec retary lor Congressman Sam Coon They will be here until the em f the week when they will go Portland. "FANFARE" WAS THE THEME of the luncheon and style show given September 8 by the Klamath Falls Woman's Library Club at the Willard Hotel. Each table was centered with flowers in rich autumn colors artistically arranged by the Klamath Falls Garden Club. Models promenaded across the stage and among the tables show. na the latest in tall tashions trom the Don Bazaar and commented on by Nellie Angstead and Ruth Warren. Models were Mrs. Ivan Thompson, Mrs. Don W. Miller, Mrs. Jack Dutcher, Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. John O'Neill, Mrs. Earl Sheridan, Penny Raught and Mrs. A. H. Patter son Jr. Shown above are some of the members who arranged for the affair, from left to right, Mrs. Harry Glesin, mem bership chairman, Mrs. Frank Kahl, program chairman, Mrs. W. C. DePew, president, Mrs. Walter Brown, state f resident OFWC, and Mrs. George Paris, chairman of the uncheon and style show. Other officers who sat at the head table were Mrs. Leroy Carter, state corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. V. McVey, budget chairman, Mrs. F. S. Kelsay, calling chair man, Mrs. Louis Wayburn, tea chairman, Mrs. E. L. Bishop, United Nations chairman, and Mrs. Robert Wright, presi dent of Sojourners. Photo by Otto Ellis Past Matrons OES Hold Meet MONTAGUE The showing of acalion scenes highlighted the meeting of the Past Matrons As sociation of Stella Chapter, OES. neld Tuesday evening, September at the ranch home of Mrs. Mil dred Long in Little. Shasta. Ethel Ackerman assisted Mrs. Long with hostess duties. The vacation slides were of sites lsited by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Milbourne, and were shown by Mrs. Moore. Following the social hour, re freshments were served by the hostesses. In addition to those mentioned, SOCIETY Dr. Posner Shoes For Children Popular Prices ED'S SHOE SHOP 1022 Main those present included Mrs. Mabel Waeker of Oakland, Mrs. Effie nutinr Mrs .Innn fllnvd. Mrs. Har riet Davidson. Mrs. Gladys Hart, Mrs. Mary Hehard, Mrs. Hum Hurley. Mrs. Thelma Irvine. Mrs. Ruby Johnson. Mrs. Ora McGreg or. Mrs. Lillian Musson, Mrs. Boyd Simmons and Mrs. Lucy Van Sandt. Present as guests were Mrs. Sadie Messner of Montague, and Irene Ackerman of Yreka. Frank Thompson's Special Of The Week! .j ,. 1 -Only World Famous GIRARD PERREGAUX 17 jewel calendar watch that tells the month, day of month, day of week, hour and minute to the second. This is a reg. "5-85.00 special order thot was never picked up. Your chance to save $50.00. You must see Frank for this Charge It At No Extra Cost VX I Downtown SrCliK store Only 700 Main St. '1 Tax lncl. Easiest way to take care of wood floors Here's helpful ado ice from the world's largest makers of hardwood floors ... STOP WASHING WOOD FLOORS ! Soap and water washing ruins the appearance of wood floors and can't re move most dirt, marks and old wax. After years of testing, we discovered dry clean ing", is much easier, faster and better. DRY CLEANING EASI EST ! All you do is pour muxE on the lloor. The stulibornest dirt, marks and old wax wipe away cafily. Even Mark furni ture and lied marks', (iels llobrs cleaner than soap and water. FSAL 3 DAYS Your Chance to Buy AT COST m BELOW Some of our original sale merchandise left! A few odds and ends added! They're all priced ot our cost or below! Quantities are limited, so hurry! Terrific savings on furniture for every room of the home! ROCKERS Plastic end fries combination. All colors. Reg. $69.95 f.95 While They Last O 5-PC. LIVING ROOM GROUP Colonial Maple. Divan, choir ro match, rocker, coffee table and end table. Re9 1QO $279.95 7T 95 Easy Budget Terms! Open till 8:00 Each Evening! mm FUfwuiE co Next to Wiilard Hotel "Where Quality is not Expensive" Ph. TU 4-5987 WAXES AS IT DRY CLEANS! As the dirt wiprs up on the cloth, a new clean coat of wax prolec.tion wipes on llin floor. A light polishing gives a rich, mellow shine. You're through in just lulf the usual time! TWO KINDS! 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