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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1958
Lodge To Honor Police, Firemen
WEED A banquet to honor the
pals will exchange gifts and re
veal their identity, followed by tha
Aeed Volunteer Firemen, Weed
Police and Auxiliary Police was
voted to be sponsored by the Wa
beno Council No. 231, Degree of
Pocohontas. at the regular meet
ing held Friday night, December
drawing of new names for the en
suing year. A dinner will precede
the party event. '
Mrs.' Virginia Anderson received
the award for the 'evening.
Refreshrnents were served by
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Hazel
Coggins.
According to a 1958 Federal Re
serve Board Survey of Consumer
Finances Americans have asset!
5. The banquet is slated lor Mon
day night, December 22.
Mrs. Nella Wade was reinstated
into membership and was wel
comed by the presiding Pocahon
tas, Mrs. Dorothy Sottana.
A Christmas party will highlight
the December 19 meeting. Secret
of at least a trillion dollars.
yjujar-. "-wir av;.'.
.:; THE JOY OF THE CHRISTMAS SEASON it being
Spread by these five young people at they ting the famil
;'W and popular carols. They are membert of fhe junior
:.yhoir of the Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church and will
ting with the combined choirs during the Christmas serv
ices. From left to right, Billy Putnam, Gay Ann Hall, Vicki
Neipp, Sally Bane and Gordie Wynant. Photo by Kettler
THE ENGAGEMENT of
Karen Lee Laveniclc and
Ivan L. Pankey hat been an
nounced by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A, C. Lavenick. The
bride-elect graduated from
Sacred Heart Academy in
1958 and it attending Cap
itol Business College in Sa
lem. Her fiance, ton of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pan
key, also it a graduate of
Sacred Heart Academy. He
is a freshman studying phar
macy at Oregon State Col-
e and is a pledge, of
Kappa Delta Rho fraternity.
Photo by Ferebee
RECENTLY announced by
Mr. and Mrt. Henry Rob
bint of Grantt Past it the
forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Beverly
Joan, to Tom McNeal Sim
mons, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Simmons also of
Grants Pass. The bride-elect
graduated from KUHS in
1958, and her fiance was.
graduated from Grants Past
High School in the tame
year. He it employed by the
Daily Courier at an ap
prentice pressman. The
wedding date is tet for
January 3.
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"this Christmas be unusual
. . . give Miss Saylor's
Remembrance Chocolates!
-Xj Ed The gift that pleases evervnne.
whoever they are, wherever they are.
The tropic aroma of the lovely chocolate blends perfectly
with the fragrant flavors of the creams, fruits, nuts and
chews to make Miss Saylor's Remembrance Chocolates'
a never-to-be-forgotten treat.
Exquisitely different . . . deliriously irresistible. This
Christmas give Miss Saylor's Remembrance Chocolates.
You'll be remembered for your good taste.
LEE HENDRICKS
2212 So. 6th St. TU 4-4321
has a fresh supply of all Miss Saylor'j Chocolates.
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Time Is Running Out! MAKE HIS
'rL -vf:9V.; . VA x - 4$ THE BRANDS HE LIKES FROM THE
J t-::)X i It -vV jf STORE HE SHOPS - DON'S MENSWEAR 1
Pife' ill??? jf -a AND YOU'LL GET '
h: ' fWmi mPM i' S&H Green Stamps 1
.-tyr Ofte THE ENGAGEMENT of . T . SSSSU.TS l
,k;v I Jiipt t! -f , ii ! I I -VjJ f?IMi&n Barbara Ann Fanning and f 3 3 DONCASTER SUITS g
1' f ' ''III Inhl l mi l yi 'V I r kamliimy nounced by her mother, 4Wr s V4T v ' knuuiun JAWKto
---7iifHi! f1-' r ':":' XUHi-t kemember-you get hc green stamps I
i flaa L rjl- " I -Photo by Millar-William,
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toon for Larry. 4. at left. Randv. 5. and Scott L MA
years old, ions ot Mr. and Mn. Rudy Magallenet, 518
yean
High
who will help them explore the contents of their fancy
High Street. They were only too happy to dress up for the
photographer in their bright red and white outfits made
L.. iL.:. it iL- l d i is - ,
my moil meiiivr, me Tormer oeveny arnes. grandparents
soclts on Christmas morning are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Karnes,- 4539 Clinton Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. Mauro
Magallenes of Wordon, Photo by Ellis
Three make a perfect wedding:
i The bride, the groom
and . . .
latest fragrance accessor)
VARDLEY
ray Mists
Sp
. . . fa convenient spray atomizer
with the "golden"-look
can't spill, break, leak or evaporate
SQOQ
ENOUSH IA VENDER
APRIL VIOIHS
BONO STREET'
FIAIR
In tha Village Court
9th and Main
Velv PtpAcn W America t,aid I ("eland a"d lli,iiH l U S K
(Nun tha ata;al E-a' lanMwlaa. taMi iMta 94 aa,ic a'l !
LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN
Don't Get Caught Short
of Cash at Christmastime!
A dollar or two set aside each payday will give you
plenty ef cash when Christmas 1959 rolls around!
Our convenient Christmas Club is the easiest way to
lave.
Dtpoiit any amount you
wish but do it regu
larly! Next Novembtr,
we'll send you a Christ
mas Club check (or the
Ml amount ot your sav
ins)' plus interestl
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If you'rt ihort ef cosh Ihit
Chrntmai, itop In for a pr
tonal loon. You pay only low,
low bank rotot!
Ust our big on-tht-premiiei parking lot
and our convtniant drivo-in window
L
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CUD
KLnmOTH FRLLS
6th and Klamath Avenue
All Depeiits Insured Up to $10,000 By fhe F.D.I.C
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