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Malm Bazaar
Is Scheduled
MAUN-Dee. lfl lias been sot
jas the dale for the .Malm W'uin-
til's Association haaar Q the
Community Hall. Plans for the
coming event were furthered hy,
japproMmately Vi members who
SOCIETY
Bv HELEN BECHEN
Native Daughters Aeet In Etna
Helping Hands
Plan Affairs
lit R AI D .AN D NFW'S. Klamath Fall". Oregon
W'rdnesday. November 3(1, lj5 J-A
President Mis. Leilta Ahlgivn Dorothy llavden and tiuughtei
...ai..t.a llm .i' W mn.ilin.i .il Ivnitlf.i 11 ivHi'll :mil "i'ntl,
lliei If rti lilt IK'llltr ui .ins. ,, . , , . . ,. . , . i f . 1 1 -1 1 .
r.M IH IIUIII'.WI i ll IUI .Ml. 11., .(! II 1 1 1 1 llll C Ul I. ill 1.1 1 1. 1 1 . .Ml
iGladvs Kainus.
in. I
tivc Daughters ot the lioldcn Mrs liohert DcNure
day meeting stalling at 10 a m et luinyi- and Poilyannas Mill belKluience Wilson, Agnes Schreif)
at the church. Quills Mill be tiet
Uiecealed. 'or, .Mildred Huffman, Hei Uo
Kva Sin.illcv was ri,,,,,, ,,,i . ,n,.i, i,,,,, l,p.,n Members p,0!,cnl were Kd lie ley, Hetly Drager, l.cah Street.
hostess to the ladies of the Ma .....,.. .,,. nf Khnn. K..,is U''-vos' Dorolll' I,alr'' 01lie StreO ffili 0i. Sybil
jd.,y. No. It. Mildred llullnian.iihe society. . Muriel Brown. Jenny Brady.l Guests inclufel Q-s
rt I'li'miii. int' MKIC'Y illMI UIUH III llllll.ltl' i.M.ll ri- Hilillllll. r.llllUil 11 I1MII1 rim I .HIS. .1, . .ICKOiaS
A letter was read from the Ma- $" 'o the benetil parly held Sat
lin Chamber of Commerce nskiiig,l"0-'' -venini; Nov. 111. at Ml,
O, fiii communiiy II. il!
M.l.l.-Mrs.
Rebekahs
Elecff Officers
RTHffifflY DINNER, h inu gfair, was at
vfjjnetg! ! 2I Nfflghboi of Voodcift the past week f
2" old G Indian NQighbor Jennie Charles, right, p
tfddt k iQul- rrfggring at thC Hall later. Others
lown, left to right, fii Ruth Novotny, Lorlne Robinson
id Lois Grffity. f the meeting Aab Foote was naO'd
Q eh'rrr8n of tl0 progrSm and entertainment for tt
vnrisrmvs mvetmg scheduled tor Dec. 19.
Tile bazaar will feature booths, West, at the Masonic Hall ill Ktna. F.dward Calloway, Kurt .lone
of cifts from nianv lands, needle-1 Alter the business meeting. It;
work-)! baked lood. Startms at 1;",lt's 01 wc,e m l";,-v '
s . the lower hall. Prizes were won
5:1)0 p.m. a spaghetti dinner w,d )V Mrs E(ttal.d c.,llou.lv
be served. .-' ,., ,,. -n,,,,,,,,,
"Praise in the Night" was the Ki.-Xoil and Ralph Fearing.
topic for the meeting prograirij prizes for olher games were MKIillll.L The Merrill Kcbck
presented by Kdiih Browning. She W()n l,v Ted Skillcn. Mrs. Lotliel;ih Lodge elected new ollicei ; at
was assisted hy Ie Reber. KM, Mrs. Helen Burkhardt and 'he regular meeting Nov. ;i, Bca
Refreshments were served bv'iMrs. fjniee Smith. Mattson was named noble grand.
RcfrcNhmcnts were served bv Oilier olluers are Audrey Ix-wis.
Mrs. Kllen Skillen. Mrs. Rarhar:i;vi''e grand: Miriam Hunnuutt.
Irs. Mav Aker and Mrs Secretary: Hazel McNeil. Iinan-
.lessie Burcell. O'd secretary, and Theima Smke!.
Dorice Young and Mrs. Berime Heasurer.
.-niilh were co-chairmen of the Final Q.ms were made foi the
entertainment committee. country store to be held at the
Out-of-town guesls included Mrs.'odd Fellows ham dinner Dec. ,1
and Mrs. I'"1' diin.iliuns lor the lalelake am-. ' o
ii , , , . iiusii.uiui ,ue inviieu ut uu
hiilame fund It was voted o con- ... ,, , ,, . .
I hrislms parly, a potlui K dmnei
tribute . u pm ,(,(. a, ,ho ,-(n
Dec. 7 is set aside as a work'munilv Hall There will he a eili
Vh - tv J.
3 K
Kmma Wilson and Shvbil Hull
; The next meeting will
Thursday. Dee. 1, at the Malin Unify
I Presbyterian Church.
MrSS EAR.t McFLL' le!?' PInt, ,ut f0 Dan s;ud sh(1 f(,lt' ,c,. D;)nish
Brry or ivierrin tne Basic supplies needed to make these
bgautiful Cilristmas decorations. Mrs. McFall, guest
dPiSlar at th last Merrill Library Club meeting, dem
SrdtrtSSd Sid g3M& instructions in the use of pinecones,
pods,nd othjr rttive mjierials to creat lovely holic
T?rigements. OvQr 25 memberstSH guests were served
luncln f tlrtgting. Photo by lllys Reeves.
Stori Shower
Bridge Club
Plays In Mtolin
Danish Life
Speaker's Topic
Dl'NSMUR-Pilgrims and tur
kevs, spruce bows and candles
m;i?ie luncheon tables festive at
the Nov. 15 meeting of the Duns
muir Women's Club at Hotel
Duiismuir.
Terri Faweett prov ided the pro
gram of the afternoon, colored
slides of Denmark with a com
mentary on Danish family lile.
Terri told of a Fourth of Inly
celebration she attended at which
all 50 Hags of I I'nilcd Sltcsa
were flown in Danish-American
friendship. She said the Danes
revere Abraham Lincoln and she
visited the log cabin shrine built
to honor him in Denmark,
The fact that she put up her'
own hair was quite a point nf
curiosity in the home in which she
sient the summer. Before 'he
summer was over she was colour
ing all the women members of
the family.
Women smoking cigars and
changing to swim wear on the
'heanch sans dzj-sing room were
two customs the speaker said she
could not adopt, but otherwise she
home
was a real home during her stay
iVcre. I
A letter of thanks was read
from Governor Brown in aprc
eiation of flowers in his room dur
ing his visit to Diinsgiuir. This
gesture for visiting dignitaries will
be a club project whenever pos
sible, it was decided.
No decision was reached on the
community service project of the
club. It was felt community beau-
tification and help with the Com-
pped anywhere m conl U S. In.
duaes iar oi Wild Plum Jam. Oi
ilors mailed on receipt of our pav-
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tGter Lule Potato Lntb, Ki 2
SHox 519. Orders token tor nid.l end
local deluerv at . . .
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It &qe discount and loon
Full VQbQ tor your money
T3B A CU3T0tt SUi CiMO
MS 60S? SHUVI9U WIW IC
vg)NA.NZA - 0:s. Don Giey
()d Mrs. John Brown entertained MALIN The Happy Hour
with a stork shower at the Brown Bridge Club met with Mrs. Svhil
home the afternoon of Nov. IB Hull Tuesday. Nov. 22. at 'her '""""X Center could be decided
for s. Ralph Welch. I home. Two tables were in play, i "P" . later in the year
Fall flowers were used to dce- Umc atldmg wej?- Mrs. Lb
ate t reTreshment table and ;lhc,h );Hon, Mrs. (iert .Johnson,
the gift table. 'rs- Dorothy Haley. MrsOAgnes
A Kh bani- ... nQ.j n S-hrciner. Mrs. Nell Wood, Mrs.
opening the gifts and small
change was out in for the nftv
arrival. i "'Kh prize went to Airs. Dallon
ntrri,, , . , , and second high to Mrs. Street.
Refreshments were served foi-
lowing the social afternoon. Tht' nox )ar,' wil1 11,0
Christmas party at the home of
Helen Rajnus, Mrs. Leah Street
WW '$ A JfiDLLV
(D.gr llgg DAY RIGHT
Top grapefruit halves with
generous spoonful of tart orange f
marmalade and broil until the !
pr.'ipcfruit is hot and the mar
malade bubbly and golden. A '
breakfast eye-onener!
I Mrs. Dallon.
nil m i-ffstt. B)
s '
BEFORE
I was a nervous reck fr
eatinR old-f.ishioned pop corn.
It was IoukH, full of hull.
Thin I ilis(overel tender, rasy
tdhnp, hulless Jolly Time
and look at me now! Get
JOI.LV TIME and live!
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FU4NITU4B
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on't connpe with inferior imitotionj.
These sets ore made in North Carolina
iQi hove foam bark and scat. Compare
with others selling for $200 or more.
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OPEN
Evenings
till
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We'll deliver it right before Christmas wrapped in a Big Red Ribbon. O
BUSH Furniture Co.
Next to Willord Hotel - 221 Main - Phone TU 2-4688
"Where Quality 'Is Not Expensive"
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. . . lingerie frilly and frothy as her heart desires and she knows that van raalte
designs delightful slips, petticoats and gowns . . . uses lace with a lavish hand ,
cfteiadds exquisite embroidery andodainty net demands perfection in (each tiny
stitch . A yet does the whole luxurious job at a less-than-luxury price whites, pastels
end fashion-tones In group 55.95 o
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