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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1960)
r Iridw-t lect ! Feted At Party TULELAKE - Patricia Schwa- benland, who will be the Dec. 28 bride of Dan Kellehcr. was hon ored recently with a pre-nuptial miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Don Portcrfield. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Gcwin McCrack en, Mrs. Ray Phillips, Mrs. Earl Parsons, Mrs. John Takacs Jr., Mrs. Chester J. Main and Mrs. Hildur Larson. j The refreshment table was cen-1 tered with an arrangement of multi-shaded chrysanthemums in fall colors in a crystal bowl. The honored guest, a teacher in the Merrill Elementary School,! was assisted in opening her many gifts by Mrs. Gottleib Baer of Bend, the former Mary Ann Kel leher. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schwa benland of the Alturas Highway. Her fiance is the son pf Mr. and Mrs. Kclleher of Tulelake. i Holiday Hits At Little Cost With the holiday season fast approaching everyone is search ing for new ways in the spirit of Christmas. Particularly appealing are those made possible at little cost. A silver foil apron, for in stance, is the holiday hostess' an swer to chores performed in a party dress. Just staple velvet ribbon lies to the foil and a row of tinsel to the bottom edge. For that gala holiday ball on the calendar add fun a-foot with a row of silver tinsel edging on a pair of satin evening pumps. Or. for Christmas at home en tertaining, sew a few small bells, here and there, on the ruffles of a petticoat, worn under a full cir cle green (or redi hostess skirt, sprayed with a Christmasy frag rance at the hemline. Tom Oden Asks: "Interested in $10,000 Pro tection for 75c Per Month? Inquire About . . FARMERS INSURANCE , GROUPS Home Liability Your Best Insurance Buy" TOM ODEN, Agent TU 4-7101 Ret. TU 2-1857 116 South 11th Jerry L. Shelley District Agent Open Open M "N' m MRS. GRACE BLASER, left, prepares to cut a cake decorated with pink sweet peas and inscribed "Happy Birthday, Mrs. Blaser" at a party following the Sunday services at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, The party came as a complete surprise to Mrs. Blaser, who that day observed her 81st birthday. Shown with her are her granddaughter, Fleur Partridge, center, and her daughter, Mrs. Charles Partridge, right. SOCIETY By HELEN BECHEN Griffith Family Gathers In Yreka YREKA An old-time family Mary Cannon and her husband. reunion was held on Thanksgiv- Mike. ing Day in the Redmcn s Hall in The Ernest Griffith familv in- Yreka, with relatives and family cud,,i his wife. Mona. and three descendants of Valentine and Lu-Lhilrli-en. Georen Griffith and wife ciiraaurmiuigamwingiiomsucniNartme, and their sons, George points as San Francisco. Oakland.j0hnnie, anli jUSi: Doni,ic Grif- Tracy, Los Gatos. Sacramento,, nth and his wife. Ruth, and their Montague reka, and Grants sons Willie. Jimmv, Bobbie and Pass and Sandy. Ore. Amv: daughter. Marilvn Billinc- Six ot tne immediate Gntlith,siCv and her three daughters. lamuy were prescni. iney were Yvonne, Linda and Susan. .IrS-- R"'htf?uri"i;h A"Cn .H n. Agnes Potter was acconv """" 7 l.Tn "'ipanied by her husband, Ellis, and Yreka: Mrs. Mary Griffith Can- " AJ .,,.. lnir ri!111I,htw. non of Grants Pass; Ernest and David Griffith, twin sons, of Yre ka, and Mrs. Agnes Griffith Pot- IIFHM D AXD NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Tuesday, Djcemher 8, I960 PACE S First Aid For Shoppers Feet Colorado's first newspaper, the' Dianthus, a hardy species of ' Rocky Mountain News, was found- the carnation family, is common cd in 1839. !ly known as Sweet William. So tired you could drop, aftcrjjj' a day of slaving over a hot Christmas shopping list? Instead.' just drop the packages and shed !jj your shoes and stockings while j( you nin a tub of hot sudsy water 1 lor a good foot-soaking. 1 So much" tiredness centers in v i t J your feet after traipsing irom t store to store, that you'll do your y whole body spirit, too a fa vor by drawing the ache out of it your lower extremities. St It's time to remember . . . CANDLES FOR GIFTS! Your Charge Account At YOUR STORE "Klamath's Home Accessory And Gift Store" 721 Moin Phone TU 4-4561 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS son Allen Potter; their daughter, Joyce Gianelli and her husband, Albert, w ith their daughters, Kar en, Barbara and Esther. Kenneth Rryson, son of I lie late Meda Griffith Brysun, was pres ent with his wife, Johnnie, and their children, Larry, Colleen and Kenneth Jr. ter of Tracy, V Mrs. Ruth Allen's family con sisted of Mrs. Velma Freeman and her family; Alan Freeman and his family consisting of his wife, and their children, Patricia, Floyd, Paul and Lance; Mrs. Karen Laufer and husband Ted; Melvin Freeman, his wife Laura and daughter, Carrie. Mrs. Minnie Blowers' family members present included her grandson, Jim Flickinger, Mrs. EYES EXAMINED Phone For Appointment Dr. Harry Scribner Optometrist 822 Main St. Phone TIT 4-7203 FLEISCH MANN'S SO SMART TO SERVE SO SIVIAFRT TO BUY! .,' OKTGIN mm, m Mil si L.r.icrUMaUL,llWG pan M;Jnr ftCISCHMNN S PREFERRED 8EEN0E0 WHISKEY 90 PROOF 65 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS FLCISCHtUNN'S VODKA 80 PROOF DISTILLED FROM 100 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS FIEISCHMANN S GIN 90 PROOF DISTILLED FROU AMERICAN GRAIN THE FIEISCHMANN DISTILLING CORP.. N.Y C. See our Superb Collection for Christmas Gilts BUSH Furniture Co. Next to Willord Hotel KAY TAYLOR complet ed training at the Dental Nurses College of Califor nia in San Francisco on Nov. 18. She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Taylor of Crescent and was graduated from Gil christ High School. Marriage Is Announced ETNA Mr. and Mrs. Russell Farrington, Callahan, recently an nounced the marriage of their daughter, Barbara Diane, to Ed ward Lawrence Wilson of Sacramento. The bride attended Etna High School and was graduated from the University of California in 1959. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wilson, is-a re search engineer at the University of California. The couple is now living -in Berkeley. This Month, America's Lowest Price Buys D Rambler Amencin Deluxe 2-Door Sedan illustrated below.Monthly payments based on manufacturer's suigested delivered price'at factory with Yi down payment, 36-month contract with normal cartyinj charges. federal taies paid. 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