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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1960)
0 HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Or?. . Sunrlav. March 13. lflfift PAGE 3 B FATHER OF THE BRIDE, Victor Longhofer, escorted Ml daughter, Margie, to the altar of Mt, La ki Church for her February 20 marriage to Jerry Rajnui Jr. of Malin. Photo by Ferebee AN AFTERNOON of bridge is in store for members, honorary and associate members and guests of Kingsley Officers Wives Club on March 31. In charge of the affair is Barbara Edwards, left, vice president of the club. Estelle Paulson, right, is assisting. Each member is aslced to bring her own partner. The tickets will be 75 cents for the play to start at I p.m. Prizes will be given and refreshments served. Proceeds will aid the club's project of enlarging and redec orating the powder room of the Officers Club. Photo by M.Sgt. Charles Bennett If y il i k 'fell f i ! V I A MALIN COUPLE, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rajnus Sr., left, posed for a picture with their son, Jerry, and his bride, the former Margie Longhofer, following their wedding Feb ruary 20 at Mt. Laki Church. Photo by Ferebee Library Club To Hear Review Mrs. Charles B. Larkin will re view the book, "The Dress Doc tor," for Woman's Library Club Monday. March 14, at 2 p.m. in HAZ-BINS The Haz-bins met at the home of Lola Truax, 540 Division Street, on February 22 with six members and two guests present. After a short business meeting two tables of pinochle were in play. High score for the evning was held by Stella Persell, second by Bea Nelson and low, Betty Kets dever. Sara Kirby received the guest prize and 3nn pinochle prizes went to Sadie May Wallace and Mable Ward. The next meeting will be at the home of Betty Ketsdever, 1028 Jef ferson Street, on March 28. the city library auditorium. "The Dress Doctor" is an aulobiogra phy by Edith Head, chief design er for Paramount Studios. Edith Head has won several academy awards for her designing. Some of the famous motion picture stars for whom she. has designed clothes are May West and Clara Bow of earlier years and the newer stars, Lauren Bacall and Princess Grace. She writes of her experiences de signing costumes as well as her suggestions on right choice of dress, what a dress does for you She has become known to many as an analyst of style by her many appearances on Art Link letter's daytime show, The House Party. Also at this meeting will be the judging of the dresses for the Gen eral Federation of Women's Clubs Fashion Sewing Contest. Clayton Hannons Welcome Son Word arrived in Klamath Falls Friday, March II, of the birth of a son. their first, early that morning, to Mr. and Mrs. Clavlon Hannon of Portland. The young man, horn at 1:21 a.m. at (he Portland Sanitorium, weighed sev en lbs., three ozs., and has been named Robert Paul. He has an older sister, Linda, almost 4. The baby's father is a former Herald and News sports writer and is now on the Oregonian-Ore- gon Journal staff. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Fawver and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hayden, all of Klamath Falls. 0 WE?-,!' r'M A SURPRISE RECEPTION followed the regular moot ing of 'he Royal Neighbors of America on February 24. Honored were Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. McEntire, shown cutting a wedding cake, who were married February 20 in Reno. Mrs. McEntire is the former Charlotte Car michael. Serving the cake was Thelma Colvin and presiding at the coffee services were Viola Nelson and Bertha Strife. Assisting were Martha Pereau and Pauline Norman. The guest book was attended by Mary Tennant. Klamath Coed Named To Board Suzanne Goeller was one of five women chosen to serve on the Stu dent Board of Reference, judici ary branch of Associated Women students, at Oregon Slate College. The board is composed of nine women students. New members are chosen each winter term to fill vacancies of graduating board members. Selections are based on character, personality and activities. I'TAH VISITOR Mrs. Clare Lozier, Ihe former Clara Landram, of Ogden, Utah, is visiting at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sisson 5.13 North Sixth Street. C If' ' ' MARYGENE COLWELL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Colwell of the Ashland Highway, was graduated from San Francisco Dental Nurses Training School on February 12. She rs also a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy of this city. Open House To Honor Couple Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsh of Dn.i-;niiii will be honored on their nohlen wedding anniversary at an open house Sunday. March 20, in Ihe Travelers Hole! in Dunsmuir. Their many friends are invited to call between the hours of two and live in Ihe afternoon. Making arrangements for (he af fair aie the couple's four children, Mrs. T. 11. lEIoisel Crocker and Hairy A. Marsh, both of Duns muir, Mrs. Robert I Isabel! "Eiler of G,iel!e and John A. Marsh of San J.I.-1-. Hsrry Marsh is a retired South ern Pacific engineer. He and his wife were one time residents of Klamath Falls. MOTHERS: While Shopping Downtown RENT A STROLLER By the Hour or By the Day 619 Main TU 4-54V7 J WABENO COUNCIL WEED A combined social and polluck dinner, to be held jointly with the Independent Order of Red' men members, will follow a busf ness session of the Waheno Coun cil 231, Degree of Pocahontas, on March 18. The social plans were voted by the council members at the February meeting. Mrs. Alma Killingsworth, Pocahontas, presid ed. Mrs. Pearl Sbarbaro received Ihe delegate award for the eve ning, Mrs. Mary Grassi and Mrs. Elline Summers the dime awards, and Mrs. Ruth Patterson the mys tery package. The after meeting social hour was devoted to a layette shower given for a member, Mrs. Naomi Allen. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Rita Ren ning and Mrs. Sbarbaro. 0 fee iff under your new spring outfit . . . 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