Wednesday, Julv 22. 1953
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SOCIETY
DON'T MISS OUR BIG
AMMI.VEBSABY
By HELEN BECHEN
FECIALS!"
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THE YEAR'S BIGGEST SALE STILL IN PROGRESS!
WE'RE CELEBRATING OUR THIRD ANNIVERSARY WITH
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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
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VISITING in this city is Wesley Stough, a native of
Klamath Falls, and his wife, Josephine, from their home in
San Diego. They are guests of his mother, Mrs. Ed Stough,
and his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Stough. A chief electrician mate, Wesley Stough is re
tiring after 2 1 years with the Navy. He will enter some
branch of civil service work and continue to reside in San
Diego. Photo by Navy Exchange Studio, San Diego
Etna Rebekahs
ETNA Irene Weston, vice
president, presided at the regular
meeting of Aureola Rebckah Lodge
No. 113 July 9 when Juanita
Evans, district deputy president of
District No. 29 and ot Ora Rebckah
Lodge No. 40 in Fort Jones made
her official visit. The district
deputy president was introduced by
Aureola Rehekah Lodge conductor,
Virginia Roberts.
Other visitors present were At
lanta Adams of Atlanta Rebekah
Lodge No. 373, Weed, and Grace
Mason, vice grand of Ora Rebckah
Lodge No. 40, Fort Jones.
A letter was read regarding a
barbecue dinner sponsored b y
Yrcka Lodge No. 19 of the Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows on
July 25 at the Pythian Caves.
A monetary gift was presented
the visitor by a committee com
- prised of Augusta Rotan, Doris
Jackson, Mary Franklin, Virginia
Roberts, May Aker, Leatha Pal-
mer, Minnie Solari and Claire M.
Potter. Audrey Wolford was musi
cian.
The committee in charce nf the
next lodge meeting will be Mav
AKer, Dons Young, Audrey Wol
ford and Laura Grossen.
Refreshments were served in the
banquet hall bv Aueusla Rotan
Irene Weston, Frances Smith and
Ada Jordan.
ATTENDS WORKSHOP
Mrs. Kathryn Edwards, a Ma
liu teacher, was among those at
tending a workshop on the Bishop
Method of clothing construction
held July 13-17 at Texas Wom
an's University.
Mrs. Edna Bryle Bishop, orig
inalor of the nationally known
method of rapid clothing construe
tion, taught the workshop with
assistance from faculty members
of the TWU college of household
arts and sciences. The 150 women
assembled for the workshop made
it one of the largest of its kind
in the nation.
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MRS. GENE HAMMOND, center, a resident of Merrill
for 53 years was honored recently at a farewell reception
prior to her departure for Yrelta where she will make her
home. Standing, from the left, Betty Mae Hammond of Gre
nada, Mrs. Hammond's granddaughter; Mrs. William Walk
er of Grenada, daughter-in-law, and Mrs. Dale Walker of
Merrill, also a granddaughter. Photo by Ruth Harris
Farewell Tea Honors
Mrs. Gene Hammond
Presiding at the silver tea and
coffee services were Mrs. James
Lacey and Mrs. Mamie Giacomini.
Assisting' the guests in signing
the guest book were Mrs. Dan
Cashman and Mrs. John Giaco
mini, Mrs. Clyde Fox. Mrs. Dan
Barry and Mrs. Jerry Ahern as
sisted about the room.
MERRILL A farewell tea re
ception honoring Mrs. Gene
Mary) Hammond was held recent
ly at St. Augustine's parish hall.
Mrs. Hammond, who has resided
at the family home in Merrill for
the past 53 years, recently pur
chased a home in Yreka where
she is now living. Her only son,
William and family, reside in near
by Grenada.
Invitations were extended to ap
proximately 50 longtime friends
and neighbors.
Mrs. Hammond wore a white or
chid corsage, a gift from Mrs.
Mamie Giaqomini, a lifelong friend
and neighbor. The guest of honor
was also presented a money tree
The refreshment table, covered
by a gray lace tablecloth, was
centered by an arrangement of
pink and lavender carnations and
spider chrysanthemums flanked on
either side by crystal candlehold-
ers holding tall, white tapers.
It was Benjamin Franklin who
said: "If you would know the val
ue of money, go try to borrow
some."
MOTHERS:
While Shopping Downtown
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By the Heur,er By the Day
619 Main
TU 4-3497
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Lay it
' away
Use Your
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you're a more eiritmu rti
in a sweater
irt by
ton
The perfect match ... for-Mmd
sweaters and flannel slcrrte dyed
in Hh-nlical colors. Pullover with
donWe collar. Sizes 34-40. Side
pocket skirt, sizes 8 to 18 or 7
to IS. Both in Lash riolet, Coontry
green, Sparkle Hoe, FiesU red,
Burnt brandy, Light oxford,
Martini obre or Walnut. '
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Alexander, Bill
Anderson, Kay
Baiby, Frederico
Baird, Raymond
Bartlert, Robert H.
Bell, Bonnie
Benson, Corolie
Bewick, Patricia
Bishop, Mable
Blend, Margie
Boling,
Bonds, Lewis C.
Bonsprer, V. W,
Borger, B. W.
Bouiquer, V. W.
Boyd, F. T.
Broniff, pat
Brarton, George
Breithaupt, P.
Brown, M. T.
Brown, Ted
Bruner, L. A.
Bruner, R. M.
Buchenou, Glen -Bunnell,
D. '
Burl, J. A.
Butts, D.
Cardenas, Antonio
Carrington, C.
Collins, Phil.
Compton, Amos
Currin, Richard
Dearborn, H. W.
Dehlinger, Shari
Deuber, Paul
Dietzler, B.
Ditto,
Drake, John M,
Drew, Lloyd
, Durbin, Dole
Epps, Dwain
Esqueda, Domitile ,
Estrada, Gran
Ethelle, Harry
Finch, W.
Fisher, Ron
Fisher, Pat
Foster, B. B.
Galaway, Alice
Go man, Billy
Geist, C.
Glenn, Sue
Goddis, J.
Graham, Ed
Granas, Mickey
Hamilton, But
Homilton, Lin del!
Hancock, G. H.
Hankins, Virqtl
Hannbreok, E. E.
Hanson, Norman H.
Harronn, C. W,
Hemphill, W.
Henderson, R. L.
Henry, Patricia
Herron, L. W.
Hess, D. M.
Hill, Ronald
Hodget, John
Horn, H.
Hnmpr, Dorlt
Hoagtand, Ellen
Hoagland, Alice
Humble, Tom
Johnson, E.
J'lckelanHj,
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Kidwell, Sharon
tf'Hwell. Susan
Ki-bv, Mildred
Kirk, Don
Klamoth Co. Library
Klamath Furniture
Knowles, George
Knowles, Opal
Krone, J.
Kreit, Pot . .....
Lee, Morton
Lively, Carloi
Lehto, R. H.
Lloyd, Jack
Lockhart, James
Lyons, P. H.
McClurg, H. A.
McColloch, K.
McElheny,
McNobb, E. E.
McNair, Vernon
Meodor, Jancy
Medolond
Melhorn, Gay
Monden, Bill
Menton, Betty
Miller, Rose
Mitchell, G. C.
Montgomery, R. D,
Moore, M.
Morrison, Howord
Moyo,
Norman, Pauline
O'Leary J. H.
Olson, Dole
Owens, Bruce
Pade, Stan
Petroff,
Peyton, Cal
Piper, Roland
Pieraon, H. R.
Plumkett, G. H.
Putman, Gail ,
Quinn, Bruce
Purser, Pet s
Red Cross
Redd,
Rhodes, Jean
Roebuck, Seort
Rogen,
Rogers, Bill
Roush, W. D.
Runnels, G.
Sandberg, Ted
Sears
Seater, R. V.
Sergent, H. E. 1
Sharis, George -Shelton,
Jerry
Silber, Sylvia
Slaymaker, C. H.
Smith, George
Sproot, Bill
Steven, Harry
Stine, Morcella
Stoecklein, M. C.
S toner, Lee
Summers, N. D.
Sutherltn, 'W. L.
Sweat, Jim
Tatum, Spud
Taylor, Jobe
Trent, Peul '
Welter, Jim .
Ward, Fred
Warren, Jenno
Weover, W. O.
Westover,
Whalley, J. A.
wlimor. Dorothy
Wilson, Helen
Womack, L.
Wright ,E. M. '
Zupan, Michael Jack
. YOU
If Your Name Appears Above
HAVE PRINTS at LEO'S CAMERA SHOP!
Wt all forget occasionally and this it a reminder
to all who's name appears above that they have for
gotten to pick up their snapshoti at our shop. When
you bring in your next roll of film, could you pick
tkm un? The CAuld b Vftrv imnortant to vouf
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CAMERA' SHOP
836 Main
TU 2-3331
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O Zero-Degree Freezer
O Slide-Out, Eosy-To-Clean Shelves
e Magnetic Safety Door
$OAO00
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you get up close for easy access to
every corner of the ovenl Other great
features . . . pushbutton controls, "no
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NEW OVEN TIMER
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Mobilette Dishwasher
187
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A thrilling opportunity to buy a fully
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low price! The most wonderful addition
you could make to your kitchen be
cause it will save you 12 hours a week
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drain even eliminates pre-rinsing dish
es under the faucet! Full size, holds
service for 10! Rolls anywhere in the
house . . . needs no installation.
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have complete
service facilities for all
G.E. Appliances
and TV
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BUIMUd but:
G-E DISPOSAL
500
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SATISFIED OR YOUR MONEY BACK
Cerntr f 10th t Mile STORE HOURS: 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
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