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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1960)
Brownie Troop Honors Leader Sonqs Have Been unq, Poems Written: Eyes DL'NSMVIR Mrs. Ish Valen- Galsworthy looks long Into Inc. people will never fore.et the cap tuela was the honoree at a stoikiface a'. "One's eyes archive eyes of Theila Baia. Cleo- ihower recently given by mem- wlla' ore s moul" what patra and Barnev C.oogle i r ,..,!. t v. ne bevomes." ;his Goo, Goo. Googly eyes ... ,, ., ,, , '! The English hart an old prov- and their mothers. Mrs. Valen- ..i,. f..ri,,j ,j ,,' eye. the lecture of the mind doth lie." And. the Latins too: "The face is the image of the soul. and the eves are its interpreter."! Sl'MMKR LAKE Bishop Lane for tuela has been troop leader l the past two and a half years. The party was at the home of Kathy Walsh and her mother, iii5 niiuiu vidian, iiuMcvss. runer compares tne eves The honoree was named Queen 'he "pearl of the face for a Day prior to opening her gifts. Invitations were sent to Joan Terrell, Christy Wakeman, Barbara Mathias. Kathv Evans, Baby Boy Is Christened Garden Club Plans Bazaar "Christmas Beautiful" is the! " theme of the Klamath Falls Gar- wiln,ilcn Club Bazaar, scheduled for Friday. Dec. 9. 10 a m. In 8 p.m.. in the City Library auditorium. Mrs. C. C. Hcidriih. general chairman, announces that special orders for all typos f holiday decorations may be placed with her by calling TL! 4-7138. I Holidav decorations will include HFRALD AND VFWS. Klamath Fall.. Oregon Tursil.iv, Vnvrniher ?, IWI s o c PACE 7 CI FST SPEAKFR McCLUl'l) - Mrs Ldna Barr ol Vreka. parliamentarian for 2.jlh District of the Parent Teach- 'ers Association, was guest speak. (er at a meeting of the loial or ganization Nov. 22. The topic was "Raising Home." Standards th Barton of Bend and the Rev , ..a -Hal Harereaves. Lakevipw. nffi. Shakespeare concludes mat "worn- ""1 at a baptismal service for"""". l "" a "reams an s eyes teach more beauty than Scott James. 3-month-old son of lable arrangements including mm any author in the world." Mr- and Mrs. George Carlon k n v WARD Linda Ashby, Patty Cahill, Mar tha Francis, Sherrill Haney, Vi vian Padula, Frances Quinn, Car olyn Robison, Janice Pratt and Toasts have been made DrinkS!mda' afternoon. Nov. 20. at the to me onlv with thine eves, I will pledge with mine." Songs have been sung by Helen O'Connell to "those cool and lim- their mothers. Mrs. Newel lPid green eyes" and Anna Held Young, assistant troop leader, as- to brown eyes. "1 can't make listed w ith the serving of refresh- my eyes behave. Two bad brown ments. leyes. I am their slave." Aili an(j'Church of Our Savior Episcopal Church. The bishop was guest speaker for the afternoon services and as sisted with Holy Communion. A potluck dinner was held in the parish hall after the service. ialure trees; mantel decoration. corsages, decorated cones and can dles, do-it-yourself packets and tree ornaments. Kitchen crafts will feature fruit cakes, cookies, rolls and home made candies. At the gift section the Christ mas shoppers will find novel nee- "It's time . ' to temember Personalized Christmas Cards See our complete selection. 721 VAlin CTAIIC Phone I VUI Jl VIVE Main "Klamoth'i Hemt Accessory And Gift Store" TU 4-4561 rilework articles, and an appeal Patrick Henry delivered his ing assortment of children's tos. "Give me liberty or give me! Coifee and tea will be served death" seech in St. John's 'during the entire day under the Church in Richmond. Va. chairmanship of Mrs. Otto Kilter CABINETS Factory Made . . . Factory Finished CHOICE OF NINE WOOD FINISHES See Our Display at 1960 So. Sixth (Klamath Valley Lumber Bldg.) Complete Kitchen Service Evening! By Appointment "Xkumaih JGichsuu i960 So. 6th s. 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T Y By HELEN BECHEN CATALOO DEPARTMENT It's later than you think! I 'Tar I I Jr?L '&yJ) ... W'. LA SlL Wards Catalog Now! MRS. TOM NEWTON, Tulelako, has been appoint ed Deputy Grand Matron of District No. 3, Order of the Eastern Star, State of California. The honor was bestowed in late October during Grand Chapter at Sacramento. She Is a past worthy matron of Tulslake Chapter. Photo by Guderian. Bernlce Newton i , .,. ., voupie visits From Ireland Given OES Honor Tl'l.KI.AKK member nik-l.iki' Chmiti-r. Order of the! L.KKVIKV-Mr. and Mrs. linn Kasiern Star and a past worthvi Burke of Meelin. Count v Cork. milinii, Mrs. Tom iHeruiici New- Ireland, were guests of Mr. and ton. has been apixiinted deputy Mrs. Tom Fly mi of Lakeview from Brand matron of Pistnet 3. Or- Thursday to Sunday of the past Her of the Eastern Star, state ofieok. Mrs. Flynn is a niece of California. Mrs. Iturke. Her appointment uas made dur- The eouple are on a Ihrce-week 'ins sessions of the Hi and Chap- 'rip to the I'niled Stales from ler in late October in Sacramen- their homt' and are making their to. Slip was named by Worthy ! headquarters in San Francisco lirand Matron Kverine lilieiiigans. where three sons and a daughter of Paradise. Calif., and installed are located. during the meeting. Mrs. lturke is a sister of Mrs. District 3 is comprised of Tule lako (liapter S.'ttl; Alturas Chapter SI. at Alturas; Homier Chapter pi2. Cedarville: Esther Chapter 74 at Ailin: Northeast Chapter by a number of nieces, nephews 2.H. l-'nrt Hidwell. and North Star1 and friends during their visits in Chapter. 450 at Kail Hiver Mills. lLake and Klamath counties. Also attending the state cere- mony were Mrs. Edna Jamison. ' KM ITI'l'l. C'AKK KILLING worthy matron. Tulelake Chapter,! For a delicious dale tilling for and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Mc- cakes, slice some Iresh Calitnrnia Grow, worthy patron and worthy dales and cook with orange juice matron-elect of the Tulelake Chap- until thick. Cool before spreading ler. (between cake huers. I'KACIIKS HITII MEAT Brush drained canned clinc ONE CANDLE deco rated the birthday cake for Gary Ray DeLonge on Oct. 2. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray DeLonge of this city. His grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Blsh Hamblin of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. George DeLonge, also of Klamath Falls. A great-grandmother, Mrs. Marjorle Garrison, resides in Steamboat Springs, Colo. Photo by Miller-Williams. Yreka Couole Exchanges Vows J VREKA Sharon Cool ex changed nuplial vows with Jerry Englcman in a candlelight cere mony on Friday evening. Nov. II, at the Vreka Methodist Church. The Rev. Harold C. Coleman read the double ring rites. The young couple repeated their peach halves with mixture of run marriage vows at 8 o'clock hc-iranl jellv and little mustard, fore the altar which was banked Broil or hake until healed. Do with arrangements of white chry- licious with baked ham. corned santhcmiims and carnations and'pork. roast turkey or lamh. iigim-u caiiticuinra. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cool, for mer residents of Montague, now residing in Vreka. and the bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Englcman. also of Vreka. For her wedding the bride wwe an avocado green suit of light weight wool, complemented with black accessories and a cor sage of white carnations. The couple were attended by Louise Hitchcock of Vreka and Keith Pimental of Montague. The maid of honor chose a brown suit wilh matching acces sories, and a carnation corsage. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Cool selected a gray suit accented with black accessories. Mrs. Englcman. mother of the bridegroom, wore a black sheath frock with complementary acces sories. The newlyweds have established their home in Vreka. The new Mrs. Englcman at tended the Montague Elementary School, and graduated last June from Vreka High School. She is currently employed by the Yreka office of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, ller Husband attended St. Clements School in Chicago and was grad uated from Yreka High School in l!5. He has been emnloved hv llhc International Paper Company at ween. Mary Fitzgerald of Uikoview ;d the late Jack McAulflfe of ?'ort Klamath They have been widely feted EYES EXAMINED Phone For Appointment Dr. Harry Scribner Optometrist fU''ftlAin St. Phone TU 4-7aai 10... 9... 8... 7... the final Christ mas count-down has begun! Yes, you've just a few days left to finish your Christ mas preparations. But you still have time to order holiday needs and last minute gifts from our Christmas Book. What a blessing to busy people Wards easy Catalog way of shopping is I No crowds, no traffic . . . Just select your needs in the comfort of your home, and order by phone. But hurry.. .shop todayl SHOP BY PHONE Coll TU 4-3373 SHOP IN PERSON 9ih & PINE :"- -v -.. .. - "'rv OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9:00 VFW Auxiliary Has Work Party MEKItll.L - A short business meeting of the Merrill VFW Aux iliary Wednesday. Nov. Hi. con ducted by Marge Hodges, presi dent, preceded a work party to clean the hall Ida Fleck reported that Dorolhy I West donaled green shrubs for 'landscaping the front of the build ing. Roma Walker. Dovie Hodges, Mary Fran Hammond and Laun Inie Ralliff served the Lions din ner Nov. 21. Clara Cannon, district president, .will attend the auxiliary's social (meeting Wednesday. Nov. 3fl, at !8 p m. ' Following the work party. rr devilments were served by Jean Rodgers and Joan Perdue. BKIIK.F CUB PAISLKY-licno H.man of Lake Mew was honored guest at a meeting of the Birthday Bridge Club at the Summer Lake ranch Hmme of Lora Carlon recently, i UuUie Brattam won high pri.e. iMrs. Ilanan. second and Ginger Withers, low. I Guests were Gladys Clark. Bca 3 trie Harvey and Neah Lane. Jo PUT YOURSELF IN THE "DRIVER'S SEAT get EXTRA SAVINGS with our OIILW get EXTRA GIFTS with BOYS' SWEATERS 100 Orion $98 THROW RUGS Non-Skid Back. Excellent Selection Of Colors. Big 26" x 44" $J49 RAIN COATS $298 Boys' Sizes 6 to 16 NOW ONLY . Water Repellent UATC r ADC Men's & Boys' Sizes $1 19 $-j 98 HAT PROTECTORS"""" ?8c "Imperial" FLASH CAMERA 4 3" "General Electric" CLOCK RADIO '23" Includes Polish, Brushes, Case SHOE SHINE KIT M" I CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS All Sizes & Shapes Shop Early For Best Selection! Boxes SWEAT SHIRTS 49c ODDS 'N ENDS While They Last . . . Angel Hair Decoration "Automatic" Gome MONTE CARLO BINGO Pkg. 25c $398 Use Our CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN FOR BEST SELECTIONS! 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