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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1960)
i f if J A I . V jiff 3', ' tfj.-.i: ft i 4;!J f f If, A N I " I- S II c I II T I r j jVv. RmmmI . f - . V-j r I i" A II ' tit I,,.. i NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK, April 3 to 9, uses the slogan, "Wake Up and Re fo promote reading of books across the nation. Interesting and attractive displays of available books are set up in windows of several business firms this week. Taken from the shelves of the city library are these volumes on gardening, timely at this season of the year. Glancing through one book are, left to right, Addie Mae Nixon, city librarian, Mrs. Ralrjh Stearns and Mrs. Walter Brow n. metidnnt of Orpaon Fpdpratinn n( Wn. men's Clubs, who is a member of the state sponsoring committee for National Library A v-!l i I O AO Week. - Photo by Kettler ApNI J, I YOU By HELEN BECHEN TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO Ellen McVeigh and George I. i . p . . Clark were married in Salem on March 26. This year on that I QTcjlc &iJQYS ae ",8 We" 'inown couple were hosts to their many friends ni o totMuii PrtrTy "T iveames ouniry wiuo. ine rerresn- Klm-f-h Frills ment table was beautifully appointed with silver, tall white tead," ll 0 1 1 lO LI 1 I alibi tapers in candelabra and an arrangement of calla lilies Oregon Sunday, backed by silver Iraves. The Clarks, pictured with their daughter, Nancy, a junior at the University of Oregon, have resided in Klamath Falls during most of their married life. They are both active in most civic and social affairs of the city. Mrs. Clark is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Bogue, longtime residents of this area. Photo by Kettler - , 1 -10 1 ! ;k v i siiisr SUE THOMPSON, whose marriage to Michael Doherty ef Baker will be an event of June 26, was the inspiration for a charming miscellaneous shower in the Pelican party room March 23. She is pictured at center with the four hostesses, left, to right, Mrs. Charles Larkin, Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. Louis Serruys and Mrs. John Cox. Sixty friends honored the popular young bride-elect who spent the spring vacation with her parents, the Robert A. Thompsons of A WHITE NET UMBRELLA shading nosegays of pink carnations centered with red roses and nestled in billowy white net, marked the head table at the shower in honor of Sue Thompson, shown with her mother, Mrs. Robert A. Thompson, right, and her great aunt, Mrs. E. B. Sinclair, I left. Miniature dolls dressed in frilly frocks centered th small tables. Individual places were marked with silver tipped net carnation place cards in pastel shades. Pholo by Kettler Lome Linda Drive Photo by Kettler DR. HUGH CURRIN, second from right, holds the attention of a group of guests present at the decennial celebration of the Klamath Yacht Club Saturday evening, A tersophonie hi-fi system, gift of the Anchor Clubr, wai used for the first time for dancing. Pictured left to right, Mr. and Mrs. Maury Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fleet and Dr. and Mrs. Currin. Photo by Kettler GUEST OF HONOR at the Klamath Yacht Club de. eennial celebration Saturday evening was Lewis Kandra, center left, shown receiving a welcome greeting from Com. modor Larry Whytal. Looking on are Mrs. Kandra, leff, and Mrs. Whytal, right. Also honored were past eommo dores of th. elub. PM KHl,f
