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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1959)
PAGE ft-C HERALD AND NEWS KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY. JUNE 7. 1959 TU 11"' " " "' "r,,J-" 'I I 1 SOCIETY DEADLINE NOTICE All sociefy newt for Sunday editions mutt b in rho office by Tuesday of the preceding week. BABV SHOWER special guests, two great grand- L mothers, Mrs. Frank Vestal of BOXAXZA-Mri. Donald Gibney Lalteport. California, and Mrs. entertained with a baby shower Tom Sheehy of Klamath Falls, and for Debra Lyn, who with her par- grandmother, Mrs. Howard Kelle ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Baird son of Bonanza. of Del Rio, Texas, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. How- Twenty-two per cent of the out lard Kelleson. Attending the party of-state travelers In Arkansas are (were 28 guests among which were from Texas. " r i ' -3 y ':k ' ' V , H : ill fx- -7 i h V v J t Ajr.-iV---. -""-r ' ',A ' Tr- ... A NEW MEMBERS who war made members of X! Alpha Theta exemplary chapter of Beta Sigma Phi en May 26 are left to right, Lois Rae, Dorothy Lowell and Jerri Badorek. . , ! Photo by Kettler 0 1 TUFT! Li-' ' TRUE WESTERN HOSPITALITY wet enjoyed by large crowd who attended the annual breekfest ride sponsored by the Klamath Saddle Club. The weatherman coop erated and the above picture shows a part of the erowd seated at tables under the trees at the Refter MD ranch where the outing ws held May 24, Guests included members of the Quota Club, Sheriff's Posse, Cow Belles and Ridge Riders. Photo by J. M. Irltton .'.-11 u w ;;: .-i ii r- --J XI ALPHA THETA CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Phi held installation of officers for the coming year at a meeting on May 29 in the Pelican party room. pictured, left to right, are Shirley Eccles, president; Juanita Goode, vice president; Betty Phillips, city council rep resentative; Paule Fletcher, secretary. Fran Phelps, treasurer, and Nora Quinn, correspond ing secretary, were not present for the picture. Photo by Kettler Founders Day Observed By Club Klamath Falla Sojourners cele brated Founders Day at its resu- lar meeting on May 20 in the Fine Grove Room of the Willard Hotel. Mrs. E. 0. Jackson was chair man of the Founders Day obser vance and Mrs. Otto Biber. Mrs. Hal Rotrock and Mrs. George Crow were hostesses. Welcomed into the club as new members were Mrs. Delbert Blake, Mrs. W. S. Oppelt and Mrs. Mar garet Rusk. Secend time guests were Mrs. Ray Wiehrdt, Sue Monteith, and Eldine Judd. High score bridge prizes were won 6y Mrs. t. r. necntei ana Sue Monteith. Mrs. W. S. Oppelt won high 'in pinochle and .Mrs. . R. Nelson, high in canasta. Following card play, Mrs. Jack son read the club's history which began 21 years ago wheif Mrs. Leonora Elliott who came to Klamath Falls from Bhlings, Mon tana, invited 11 women to meet m her home on December 31, 1SU7, for the purpose of organizing a club to help new people in Klam ath Falls to become better nr- "Shop the store you enjoy" f t )&HrKoto i' y , n.vfi this Is the bra thaisfpod florlda on Its haadl playtex magic-.cling strapless bra with revolutionary new clinging back lend in hi Slrelok In III Reoch ftl Hth IoWom stroplset be ml slip. Floytei Moaie-Clinj bra was tested to Florida here thoutoeds of women discovered she eathnivt Weyesa seen i awoslrie ew elottic back of Aneset faerie that dings eeeHyt never slice down or sides up. And became she back Mays in piece She font May higher. Gives yon. en Inch more epnt) So other streuleH bras. With eontow eups. While only. S2A s 38C $5.95. TOWN SHOP. SIM M.l E Sin. 1 : " ijw -r Vy as seen on TV Use Your Charge Acccount quainted. This club was patterned j after the Billings, Montana, club where Sojourners originated. The club has met in the Willard Hotel since its founding and has been sponsored by the Klamath Falls Chamber of Commerce since July of 1938. Following the reading, a cake was cut and served for the final observance of Sojourners' 21st an niversary. The next regular mncheon meet ing will be herd on Wednesday, June 10, at the Willard Hotel. In stallation of new officers will be held. Newcomers to Klamath Falls are cordially invited to at tend. For further information call Mrs. Al Sigea, TU 4-4248. Summer Weight Tropical Suits in the New Silk-Like Look Fine silk - like weaves in pattern and solids 4. . lots of colors. Many are "wonder suits" that wash 'n dry in a flash. Sites 36 to 46 in regulars, longs or shorts. Three terrific price groups ... 35OO.375O.395O DICK REEDER'S STORE FOR MEN 5th I Main Phono TU 4-6621 r 0 I Ik? 1 Not a penny lost This month the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation celebrates its 25th anniversary. . . No one has ever lost a cent in insured savings accounts in America's F.S.L.I.C.-Insured Savings and Loan Associations. Your savings placed with us are insured by the F.S.LJ.G Jr o. rovm FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION l rg-"e euua stuit n MIMStl Of THt SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION. INC.. SrONSOSS OF THIS A BV t STISSM INT IN II SI, LOOK. ISADS1 S DIOMT AND SATUIDAT IV1NINO fOST
