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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1961)
? N vis ;.3 5 3 ' 1 If,'' ( ( . v . iia)b.--.ii .. fi Hum iiatiinyi-."'-lii HTn A RECEPTION Jan. 28 in Merrill. honored Mr. end Mri. Ronald Day, who were married in December in Reno. Mrs. Day is the former Glenda Story, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Story of Merrill. The couple resides in Sac ramento. Photo by lllys Reeves Where do you stay in PORTLAND? Party Fetes Newlyweds MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. Ron ald Day were honored at a wed ding reception Jan. 28 in the Mer rill Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Day is the former Glenda jStory. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. jdovis Story. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arden Newell of Jefferson, la. Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Troy Quails. Mrs. Wendell Moore. Mrs. John D. Moore. Mrs. Roy Beasley, Mrs. Herman Rip-; py. Mrs. Wilbur Haskins, Mrs. Er nest Watts. Mrs. Warren Ochs and Mrs. Merle Cahan. Over 80 friends signed the guest book which was attended by Mrs. Vern Young. Gifts were received by Mrs. Johnny Rod gers, and Karen North. A beautiful three tiered wedding cake was served by Mrs. Ernest Watts. Mrs. Warren Ochs, Mrs. Dale Moore and Mrs. Lucky Felt. Pouring coffee and punch were Mrs. Beverly Northrup and Mrs. Don Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Day were mar ried Dec. 12 at Parks Wedding Chapel in Reno. They reside in Sacramento where he is employed as a laboratory tecnnician tor Proctor and Gamble and M r s. Day is associated with Aerojet. ' Local Women 0Qfge Tea Assistants j rlf Thursday of each week is a pop- j fSSt JtflCerS ular day in the capital city ofj Salem. On that day Mrs. Mark' Cascade Crest Chapter No. 159. Hatfield is hostess from three un- Order of Eastern Star honored til five o'clock at an "at home."'pas( mal,,,ns and pall.om a( (hc Oregon's charming first lady is,,.c(.uar mct;l Kob , jn (he Mfl. assisted at these affairs bv dif- . u ., feren. legislative wives. Included sonlc Hal' ,n thlIolu'n- Pau in this list is Mrs. George Flit- Hams and Dwight Kircher, wor- craft, who will assist on Feb. thy matron and patron, conducted 1 lfi. and Mrs. Carrol Howe, who the meeting. ! will greet guests on March 9. - Escortod and mtmhKS wcr0 .Virginia Zumbrun. member of the; committee of the! Chapter of Oregon; Mar-! iEV SLATE of Wesl v"S'nia Oregon; Hour- gianne i.lark, grand represents- S O C IE T Y By Helen Beghen HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Wednesday, February 8, 11 PAGE 3 club votes isssrr BLY Members of Bly Women's Club cast their votes for a new slate of officers at the Jan. 25 meeting at the home of Verla Lar- tive of Alberta, Canada, in Ore gon; Edna Hunnicutt, grand rep resentative of Washington in Ore gon, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ka- sen. , una. wormy patron and matron The new president w ill be Verla of Prosperity Chapter in Malin. Larson. To serve with her will be Doris Kircher, installing matron, Glenda Zittle. vice president, and inducted Josephine Zadina as con Barbara Rentle. secretary. ductress and Pearl Adamo as as Plans were made for a March sociate conductress. Nova Sue! of Dimes food sale to be jointly Harrison was affiliated as a new sponsored by organizations of the MARY LOUISE celebrat ed her third birthday last Dec. 16. She is tha daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. George of Route 3. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Klrfley of Malin and Mrs. Dollar Wil. son of Littlo Rock. Mary Louise has two older broth ers, Wally, with the Ma- AT THE HEATHMAN with FREE garage parking staying at i Heathman Hotel in Portland now makes . more sense than ever . . , That's because Heathman rates now start at just $5 plus "bonus" Free covered parking in Heathman's own garage! . . . Add this to all the attractions for which Heathman is known; Central location, wide range of choice accommodations, three famed restaurants, including the exotic Aloha room. Now, more than ever before, staying at home-owned, home-managed Heathman Hotels is good business great pleasure! For reservations, write or wire: Layette Shower MONTAGUE Mrs. George Mott was recently honored at a layette shower given for her at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Young. Co-hostess was Mrs. Jim Hage dorn. Entertainment for the evening consisted of games, appropriate for the occasion, after which the honored guest opened her gifts, which had been placed in a clev erly-arranged "bassinet." Refreshments were served buf fet style from a table which held a centerpiece of a large pink stork on a revolving turntable. which played a lullaby as it ro tated. bershop in Bly. NEW CLUB IS FORMED nd a baby sister, Debor ah, Just 1-year-old. member - i ii community. The sale will he Feb. The past matrons and patrons .nn" ";nawa, jonn, 10 startine at 2 o.m. in the bar- were introduced and thanked for ln ?he a.vV ln San 9 their past services. Mrs. Ethel Zimmerman responded for the group. The room was decorated in the red and white Valentine theme. Refreshments were served by Frances Mac-Donald. Dorothy Stanley and Virginia Zumbrun. CLUB MEETS Telephone CA 8-5262 Portland, Oregon MERRILL Merrill Library. Club met Feb. 2 for luncheon at the Sportsman's Hotel in Tulelake. Roma Walker reported on the pro gram for the year. Bon Bazaar jwill present an Easter fashion I show for the March meeting. Women of the Rocky Point Dis trict met recently at the home of Mrs. Susan Williams lo organ ize a community club for those interested in such a social group. A vote of the 10 women present resulted in Mrs. Williams being named president. Mrs. Ericka Junge will serve as vice presi dent; Mrs. Helen O'Neill, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Barbara Poulshock, chairman of entertainment. Meetings will be held once a; month. Any monies raised will be nochle and Bertha Hewitt, second. used for community acitivity. All women of the area are in vited to the next meeting. Feb. 15. at the home of Mrs. Peggy Sloan. Players Club Members of Players Club en joyed the annual dinner served by Women of the Moose in the Moose Hall last week. After the cocktail hour and dinner, bridge, and ca nasta were played. Bridge prizes were won by two guests, Ollie Pounds, first, and Helen Williams, second. Fannie Gervais was first in pi- Get the tacts about a MORTGAGE CANCELLATION FUND! mt'iM CALL Jim Crismon lis a$3& Assure your w$yT v ' family a homt - not SUi jEft1 Jvt c mort99c; 4-4628 2-3454 Head Office Winnepri, Cn(U "gt """" THE JOY OF SPRINGTIME IS REFLECTED IN THE NEWEST TREND IN COSTUME JEWELRY AT MURIEL'S IRIDESCENT PEARLS IN THE NEW FLATTERING MATINEE AND OPERA LENGTHS, THE STYLE THAT EVERY WOMAN CAN WEAR! SEE THIS CARGE ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTS IN DELIGHTFUL SPRING COLORS. SOFT PINK HOT PINK PEPPERMINT PINK AZURE BLUE HYACINTH BLUE ROYAL BLUE AQUA MAUVE LILAC PURPLE DAFFODIL YEL LOW ORANGE SHRIMP SEA GREEN EMERALD GREEN MOSS GREEN GOLDEN BEIGE AND PORCELAIN WHITE PEARLS. WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND SEE THIS ADVANCED SHOWING OF WHAT THE WELL-DRESSED WOMAN WILL WEAR IN 1961. EXCLUSIVE, BUT NOT EXPENSIVE f y FINE GIFTS n ft3 n 1023 Main St. "THE HOME OF MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS" TU 4-6576 SEARS DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR Or iJl set Get . volv V to set her dreaming 3-piece Bikini Pajamas Ruffle upon ruffle fashions th brief panty and bra. Filmy sheer coat tops the Bikini with more ruffles and appliques. Nylon tri cot in assorted colors. yours while they just say "Charge on S e a r i re- mo CHARGE ACCOUNT 598 4r- .tT -Wt TlA'.V . V A I If ,1 t S 1 ': Two Observe Golden Date PAISLEY Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Ewing celebrated (heir golden wedding anniversary .Ian. 22 in i the lounge al Rdse Villa on River Road in Portland. HonorinR them v ere their two sons, Paul F. and David, and their families. Carl Ev ins was forest supervis or of the Umatilla National For est prior lo moving to Portland from Pendleton 10 years ago. They were married Jan. 22, 1911. in Summer Lake al the home nl Mrs. Ewing's father, Fred Foster.' Mrs. Ewing's brother. Guy Fos ter of Summer Lake, and two nieces. Mrs. Daniel Olin and Mrs. J. S McNeill of Salem, andl their families were among lho.se present at the anniversary event. CALHOUN'S FEBRUARY W Shorty Gowns 4" 2 styles in Perma Smooth Dacron?, Nylon and Cotton. Both lavishly trimmed with Nylon. Button fronts. Assorted Pink and Blue in sizes Small to Larqe. Brief Baby Doll Summer Pajamos 98 A select group of charm inq styles in printed no-iron combed cotton batiste. 32 ts 40. !) " Satisfaction guaranteed CU A "D C Open 9:30 to 5:30 - Fridot Till 9 or your money back" OJ-yXilVkJ 133 j. 8th St. TU 2-4481 Engagement Is Announced, ADIN - Mr. and Mrs Hugh F. YVoodard announced the engage-, ment of Iheir daughter, Colleen Faye, to Roy D. Cauldwcll at a dinner given recently in their home. The ful:i,-e bride is a graduate of Big Valley Joint Union High School and Chico State College She has accepted a teaching as signment for the spring semester at Red Bluff. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Florence Cauldwcll, Norlh Lontj Beach, and the late Clyde A Cauldwell. He is employed with the Modoc National Forest in the Adin area. Plans are for an early spring wedding. Print Linoleum Armitrong'i Quaker quality falt-bast Linoleum. Choice of colon and patterns. EITHER 9' OR 12' WIDTH srqd 88c Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to Klamath Falls Your Welcome Wjjon HmIwk will rail with (irt and friendly (reetingi from the community. a-; - h & ii A-r.' ye w i 1 i iavv mmsxim&mmim w v a m m ra n mar n i . i if u i i last' iinas? 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