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THE ENGAGEMENT of Carrie Heilbronner to Melvin Brown Jr. of Astoria,
III., was announced by htr paranti, Mr. and Mn. Frad H. Hailbrennar, at an Informal
party Christmas night at their homa, 2338 Reclamation Straat. Tha future brida it
graduate of University of Oregon and a mambar of Alpha Phi lorority. Sha
taught at Clavaland High School in Portland la it year and this yaar It a mambar of
tha ttaff at Tannyion High School In Hayward. Har fiance, ton of Mr. and Mn.
Glenn Gordon of Astoria, wai graduated from Knox Collaga in Galaiburg in I9S9.
Hit fraternity It Phi Gamma Delta. Praia ntly ha it ttationad n tacond liautanant
at Fort Ord. Following hit tarvico ha will raturn to work for tha Amarican Chicla
Company. Thair wadding will taka place) July 2 in the First Mathoditt Church.
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MRS. LOREN"W. IROWN of Vantura. thown with har chlldran, Mark, 2. and
Prlttl, 4, vWitad with bar parantt, Mr. and Mrt. John Hamilton of 4407 Onyx Straat,
var tha Chrlttmat holiday. Lorari Brown hecompanied hit family to Klamath Falls.
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A LIGHTED SANTA ttood guard ovar brightly
wrappad Chrlttmat giftt which wara axehangad by
mambart of tha Klamath Falls Lions Club and tha AuxiU
lary Dac. I at a Joint party at Raamat Country Club.
Mr. and Mrt. John Schubort, loft, wara in charga of tha
daeoratiorS. Eldrad Putnam, right, It prasidant of tha
Lions Club. Photo by Gudarian.-
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By ALICIA HART
Newspaper Enterprise Asia.
Nothing it quite at ghastly as
tha wrong shade of lipstick with
tha right dress. Bright red lip
stick, for Instance, with this
year's fashionable purple. The
combination Just couldn't be
worse.
Yet many women are so used
to one lipstick shade that thev
stay with It no matter what the
seasonal changes in color. Thus,
they deny themselves the fun of
experimenting, of seeing what
new color will do both for their
skin and their clothes.
Knowing this, one major beautv
house has brought out delightful
temptation to try in the form of
five lipstick shades packaged in
a single plastic wand. Slim as a
pencil, tha wand Is Just five inch
es long. Each plastic section
colored to correspond to the, lip
suck n contains.
Tha shades are a pastel pink,
a vibrant pink, a brilliant coral,
a blue-red, and a medium red.
THE NEW HOME of Mr. and Mn. Martin Swanton
at 1431 Siskiyou Street was a lively place on Christmas
Day whan thair daughter and ton and thair familiat ar
rived for tha holiday. Pictured are Mr. and Mrt. Dick
Swanton of Eugene and thair children, Mark, left, Jeff,
center, and Susan. Also gathered around tha tree ware
the Swantont son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Vic Lasatar and thair daughter, Janet, of Lakeview. In
eluded in the family gathering were Mrs, Dick Swanson't
parents and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Burke and Daan.
Photo by Kettler
College News
Serena Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wendell B. Smith, re
ceived perfect grades, straight As
for a 4-point average, fall term
at the University of Washington
Serena, a junior Russian major,
studied her freshman year at not'
ton University. This is also her
second year as accompanist for
the university glee ciud.
Fairv Jodine Gardner was one
of two second year law students
on the fall term honor roll ot trie
University of Oregon Law School.
Tha roll includes all students in
the law school who have cumula
live grade point averages of I or
higher on all work in the school,
and who hnve carried a full study
program. Fairy is the daughter oi
Mrt. Fay'Pappin oi wis cny.
Two toohomore students at
Marylhurst College appeared in
the Christmas performance Dec.
20. Produced by tha departments
of music, plastic arts and modem
dance, the program has pf
theme, "Our Lady. Mother of
Arts." Cynthia Kann danced In a
seauence choreographed by Cor
nelia Cerf, instructor, and depict
ing Christian art in the Medieval,
Baroque and Contemporary peri
ods.
Madelon Guidi appeared with
the College Chorus. She is a mem
ber of both chorus and tne select
ed Choralists. At an early De
cember ceremony she was inl
tiated into Marylhurst chapter of
Students Oregon Education Asso
ciation.,
Ted 'A. Blair, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Hodges, after hav
ing been appointed to the United
States Merchant Marine Academy,
Kings Point, New York, last Aug
ust, has successfully completed
his first academic quarter of the
four-year course which will pre
pare him for a career as an en
gineerlng officer in We American
Merchant Marine.
Suzzanne Brouillard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Brouil
lard. was the representative chos
en to represent the University of
Oregon's chapter of Chi Delta
Phi, national literary honorary
at the national meet over Thanks
giving weekend in Columbus,
Winter salad: halve and teed
grapes and mix with broken pe
cans or walnuts. Serve on crisp
greens with mayonnaise.
Ever add chill powder to ground
beef you're making into hambur
gers? Good, served with tortillas
and raw onion relish. .
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MR. AND MRS. H. H. JUDD of Ruoert. Ida., mant tha Chritma h a 1 1 A .
with their ton and daughtar-in-law, Mr. and Mrt. Jack R. Judd, and their grandchil
dren, Sharon and Jack Jr. They are thown at right with their daughter-in.law, left.
Before returning to their home they will vitit another ton in Medford.
; Photo by Kettler
MR. AND MRS. JOHN SHORT announce tha an.
gagement of thair daughter, Becky, to Dale Bush, ton of
Mr. and Mrt. R. L. Bush of Fort Collins, Colorado. Both
are .students at. Colorado State University where she it
a sophomore English major and he is' a junior in veteri
nary medicine. The wedding will teke place March 22 at
tha homa of tha bride-elect's parents in the Henley Dis
trict. Photo by Miller-Williams.
Amaranth Has Holiday Party
Friendship Court No. 11, Orderi
of the Amaranth, held its stated
meeting in the Scottish Rite Tem
ple Wednesday, Dec. 21.
In the reception room were two
lighted miniature Christmas trees
and in the lodge room a scene
df the Nativity was placed on the
piano..
The meeting was preceded by
several selections sung by the
Barbershop Quartet, and the
Sweet Adelines. .
Following the entertainment the
meeting was opened with Mrs.
Phyllis May and William Goen,
royal matron and royal patron,
presiding in the east. ' '
Plans were made for the official
visit of Wilber Sherfy, grand lec
turer of the Grand Court, Order
of the Amaranth of Oregon, at the
Jan. 18 meeting. It is also obli
gation night. Plans were also
made for initiation of candidates.
Mrs. Florence Brlggs, sewing
chairman, announced there would
not be any sewing1 until January.
A Christmas party followed tha
closing of the meeting. Large ar
rangements of greens gave a fes
tive holiday atmosphere to tha
lovely banquet room. Gifts were
exchanged from a lighted tree.
The handmade rug was present
ed to Mrs. Jacqueline Carter.
The committee in charge of the
evening were Al Angel, Mrs. Le
ona Angel and Mrs. Martha
Powell.
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Interesting statistics were re
ceived this week from Oregon
Slate College showing a total of
162 students from Klamath Coun
ty are enrolled at ' the college
this fall, Including 129 from Klam
ath Falls. The totals from other
communities in the county in
clude: Bonanza, 4; Chiloquin, 4,
Chemult, 2; Fort Klamath, 2; Gil
christ, 2; Keno, 2; Malin, 10;
Merrill, 2; Midland, 2: Olene, 1.
HANDY
Hands that perspire can be un
comfortable. Try using an anti-
perspirant on them each day, and
apply alcohol at intervals when
needed. t
Nurses Attend
Annual Party
The home of Mrs. Sue Jones,
2050 Etna Street, was festive with
traditional Christmas decorations
for the annual party of licensed
practical nurses, Klamath Area
No. 8. Twenty were present at
the Dec. 19 affair.
Santa Claus was present to dis
tribute the exchange gifts. -
A gift was presented to the
guest of honor, Mrs. Lena Buck-
ham, RN, who is adviser to the
group for the coming year.
Sweet and spicy: roll the tops of
muffins, as soon as they come
out of the oven, in a mixture of
sugar and cinnamon.
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