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"KINS OF HEARTS" Larry Nelson and Pat Crawley.
Honored Quean of Bethel No. 6.
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SUSAN MOSS AND GARY KRANENBURG
Lodge Seats
New Officers
ALTURAS The Alturas Parlor
of the Native Daughters of the
Golden West becan a new year
Thursday nieht. February 6. with
the following panel of officers:
President. Mrs. Myrtle Williams
of Madeline: first vice president.
Mrs. Eve Briggs: second vice
president, Mrs. Mildred Smith:
third vice president. Mrs. Katie
Gloster: recording secretary. Mrs.
Hazel Schorch: financial secreta
ry. Mrs. Minerva Hess; treasurer.
Mrs. Katie Doolittle: marshal.
Mrs. Janice McGarva: trustees.
Mrs. Josephine r itzpatrick and
Mrs. Mable Carey: organist, Mrs.
Irma Laird: inside sentinel, Mrs.
Zelma McGirr; and outside sen
tinel, Mrs. Maude Moycr, all of
Alturas.
Mrs. Frances Summers of Bie
her paid an official visit as su
pervisor district deputy grand
president.
The officers were installed by
Peptity Grand President Mrs. Net
tie MrKenzie of the Mt. Lassen
Parlor No. 215. Bieher, on January
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FOR MODERN LIVING
No mor corrying heavy
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WAY
week's food bill out of
very 4.
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Save approximately 1
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LINDA HAYDEN AND CLIFFORD PAUGH
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AitiuoUob's Ball
UGalo Affair
9m Omt Room of the
Willard Hotel a romantic set !
ting for the Job a Daushters. Beth-1
el No. . King of Hearts formal1
Monday evening. February f. The
false ceiling and walls were of
pink cheese clolh wilh accenls of
red cheese clolh and red valen
tines. Favors of red hearts with
white lace trim, ensenbed with
the couples' names, were attached
to red streamers on the walls
Facing the main entrance was a
huge red satin heart with white
lace trim.
Background for the crowning
ceremony on the stage was one
large silver heart enscribed with
King Larry" and four inn
silver hearts with the names of
the knights in red letters.
One corner adiacent to the stage
was translormed into a special al
cove for the Starlighters Comho
At the opposite end of the room
was a beautiful decorated punch
table with background of white
trellis with accents of red.
During intermission Larry Nel
son was crowned "King of Hearts"
and Paul Slippich. (iary Kianen
hurg. Clifford Paugh, and Don
Story were knighted bv Honored
Queen Pat Crawley. Clifford and
Sally Moss, small son and daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Moss,
were sword and crown be.irers
Ellen Frewing and Dawn Hilton
served at the punch howl.
Chaperons for the evening were
Dr. and Mrs. H T Fredricks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Heden. Mr
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and Mrs. C. W. Kerr. Mr. and
.Mrs R H. Kranenburg. Mn.
C. A Low. Donald Nelson, Mr.
and Mrs. V. S Mollison. Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Moss. Mr. and Mrs.
M. E. Paugh. Mr. and Mr. Virgil
Story. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wizner
and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Crawley.
SHOPPING Rll.ES
If you are ne.rlv alwavs
doubt when you go to .shop for
new cioincs, you can help your
self by adhering to a few rules
The first of thce is that the
sinvler the dress, the better. Avoid
(amy trimming or ornaments.
The next is thai when you arc
armed with an exact knowledge of
what you want and what will fit
into your wardrobe, you are also
armed against making mistakes
The third is to be candid with
yourself about your age and dress
accordingly. This means that you
will be neither kittenish nor dow
dy but very attractively yourself
IT'S NEW
LaPointe's Own
"Better Than Gold"
SEAMLESS
S-T-R-E-T-C-H
HOSE
Box of
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Seamless luxury and stretch fit. Try
this eleqant new addition to our "Better
Than Gold" hose family. They compare
favorably with hose sellinq nationally
ot $ 1 .65 oei pair.
IT'S A WONDERFUL STORE
of
JOAN WIZNER AND DON STORY
All Job's Photos by Ellis
GOOD IDEA
Good idea for wear with a bulky
sweater: a button down fill-in in
white, cut like a little vest. Goes
under a bulky sweater more readi
ly than a blouse.
DYED-TO-MATCII
Cashmere sweaters are now
teamed for the first time with
dyed to-match cashmere skirts.
Some sets add a third piece in
the form of pure silk shirt.
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When, for just a few pen
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your Laundry!
All you do is gather up your laundry and
give us a call. We pick it up . . . wash
beautifully clean . . . iron any or all pieces you
want done . . . fold and wrap , . , return quickly.
Remember ... no other method gets clothes as
clean as your laundry does!
The price is surprisingly
low . . . there's a service
to fit your budget! Now
you can get 1-hour clean
ing service, at no extra
charge, and 3 hours serv.
ice on shirts. These are
both new services.
FREE PICK-UP ond DELIVERY
Just Ph. 4-511 1
Or use our new Drive-in Store at 330 So. 7th
PA CP A HE Laundry and
IAjLAVL.DRY CLEANERS
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Opp. Post Office
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LONG AND LOW
The home you buy may be "long and low"
but you will want the payments to be "SHORT"
and lew. Yau can da this by saving at First Federal far
a large down-payment, thereby reducing
financing charges. Where you save does make a difference!
SAVE FOR YOURS!
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What a beautiful way to dress the girls for
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