Herald and news., November 22, 1959, Page 13, Image 13

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by. Helen ll-hMi November 22, 1959
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FREEDOM of worship is
enjoyed throughout the na
tion and this typical Ameri
can family leaving Kingsley.
Field Chapel is that of Cap
tain and Mrs. John F. Mc
Caffrey. The family, which
often attends Sacred Heart
Church in Klamath Falls, in
cludes, in front, left to right,
John, Paul, Kevin, and in
back of them, Mary Ellen
and Maurice. Baby Kathy is
curried by her mother.
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TURKEY and trimmings on Thanksgiving Day
will not interest young Ray Curtis at much as the
familiar bottle held by his mother, Mrs. Jack
Prock. His parents, however, wilt long remember
the day and give thanks for this first Thanks
giving with their son. s
ENTERTAINING is noteworthy among
American families and Mrs. Adolph
Zamslcy, left, is often a gracious hostess
to members of the family on Thanksgiv
ing Day. Hern she puts final touches to
a centerpiece assisted by two pairs of
willing hands, those of her daughter,
Valerie, and son, Steven.
Photos by Guden'en
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"fl'llTYiITiii i Of. and Mrs. Fred Wodam
thankful forriWf first ThantSgiving in a new home set deep tn pine
trees in the Pine Grove District. Animals and birds, frequent visitors in
this wooded area, are watched with interest througn large picture
windows by tha four Wedam cnildren, seated on the tioor o tna liv
ing roonVlaft o right. Jack Martin, Albert (Bubbi), Ton! Jena and
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THANKFUL for the opportunity to shop for the
items needed for a bountiful Thanksgiving dinner is the
Dr. Arthur Compton family. A turkey, which will be ac
companied by all the trimmings, is held by Mrs. Comp
ton for the approval of her children, left to right, Jack,
George, Linda and Bill, who couldn't resist "seeing with
hj fingers."
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