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MARGARET ANN, 3, and Robert Wayde, 5 months,
are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Roberts of Bonan
za. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cowley of
Cheyenne and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Roberts of Bonanza.
Colen Roberts, also of Bonanza, is a great-grandfather.
Mrs. Ella Condanier of Stockton is a great-grandmother.
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A SUMMER WEDDING
is planned by Alberta Mc
Elroy and Michael Math
any, both of Mount Shasta.
The engagement was an
nounced by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McEl-roy-
The bride-elect, a
graduate of Mount Shasta
schools, is now attending
Chico State College. She
was the recipient of the
$1,400 scholarship given
by Ralph L. Smith Lumber
Company. The prospective
bridegroom received his
education in Sacramento
and is employed by the
Forest Service in Mount
Shasta. Photo by J. O.
McKinney.
TWO CANDLES on a
birthday cake were blown
out Feb. 15 by Diana
Marie, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ysmael Herrera.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Tracy and Mrs.
Maria Herrera, also of this
city. Great-grandparents
are Mrs. A. Alverez of Riv
erside and Crecencido
Herrera of Klamath Falls.
Alturas Club
Plans Benefit
ALTURAS The Eastern Star
Past Matrons and Patrons Club
will have a benefit card party
at the Masonic Hall in Alturas
at 8 o'clock on Saturday evening
March 11. Bridge, pcdro and pi'
nochle will be played and therej
will be prizes for each game, as
well as a special prize.
Admission will be one dollar.
Delicious homemade refresh
ments will be served.
Club members are looking for
ward to an enjoyable evening and
extend an invitation to anyone
who would like to come for an
evening of good fun, good food
and lots of prizes.
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By HELEN BECHEN
Cow Belles i
Meet In Yreka
YREKA Beautiful arrange
ments of yellow acacia and lav
ender iris, highlighted with sil
vered horseshoes, decorated the
luncheon tables at' the Shamrock
Cafe for the spring luncheon of
the Siskiyou Cow Belles held
Thursday, with approximately 50
women in attendance.
Other decorations consisted of i
corsages of daffodils and Dutch!
iris, which were claimed by the
person having a leather favor at
her place setting.
The clever decor was arranged
by Mrs. Esther Foulke, Mrs. Alice
Hessig and Mrs. Shirley (Hessig)
Elwood.
Mrs. Pat Smith, president, con
ducted the business session at
which time she appointed chair
men as follows: Mrs. Betty Hart,
Fathers Day party; June Hollistcr,
fair booth; Jean Valentine, beef
promotion; Gladys Hart, hospital
ity; Mildred Long and Gladys
Hart, scrapbook, and Betty Kuck.
publicity.
Also during the meeting, Mrs.
Esther Foulke presented new by
laws for the organization, "which
were approved by members.
Mrs. Pat Smith was named as
delegate to attend the state Cow
Belles convention, with Mrs. Bettv
Kuck named as alternate.
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A SURPRISE PARTY honored the Rev. and Mrs.
Lloyd Henderson Feb. 13 at the regular meeting of the
Merrill Mariners. Valentines were used for decorations
for the party which observed the Henderson's wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and .Mrs. Irwin B. Elle of
Lakeview have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Karen
Kay, to Gene P. Picrson, son of
Mrs. Margaret B. Pierson of In
dianapolis, Ind. She is a student
MALUM Mr. and Mrs. Enoch .married in the parsonage of Malin!,,K r o:,, rciin n'i h
Two Celebrate Silver Wedding
Engagements
Announced
LAKEVIEW - Added to the
growing list of future brides are
three Lakeview girls whose en
gugements were recently an
nounced here.
The engagement of her daugh
ter, Cinda Lue, to Ramon C.
Blair has been announced by Mrs.
Herbert A. Pollard of Lakeview.
He is the son of Mrs. William T.
O'Connor of Paisley and C. H.
Blair of Santa Barbara.
The bride-elect is a 1W0 gradu
ate of Lakeview High School and'
i's employed by the Favell-Utley
Realty Company. Her fiance is a
11)32 graduate of Paisley High
School and is purchasing agent (or
the Fremont National Forest.
The wedding date has been set
for April 2.
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon
Wednesday, March 1, 1961
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orai-y sorority and vice president j view High School and are em
of Robes, service honorary. He is I ployed here. j
limber management assistant in
the Warner District of the Fre
mont Forest," and is a graduate of
Purdue University in Indiana.
The engagement of Joyce
Icenhower and Gary Mewhinney
was recently announced by her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Icen
hower. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Mewhinney of Lake
vim. Both are graduates of Lakc
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TIPS ON EARRINGS
The length of your neck and
the shape of your face play an
important role in the kind of ear-
E.irings you choose. Long, drop ear
rings, even for formal' wear
should not be worn by any woman
who has a short neck. And jewel
ry that is shaped like a circle
should be avoided by women with
round faces.
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REPAIRS
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W ull tar deUv.r
Petrasck were honored recently
on their 25th wedding anniversary
w ith a surprise party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Petra
sck. The refreshment table was dec-1
orated with a miniature money
tree, tied with red ribbon bows.
The center arrangement was
made of artificial flowers of pink
and silver. A large sheet cake,
iced w ith a pink and white "Happy
Anniversary" completed the table
decorations.
A buffet dinner was served, aft
er which the evening was spent
playing cards.
Stanley Petrasek, student of
SOC, was home for his parents'
anniversary. The Petraseks were
Presbyterian Church by Dr. R. M
Stevenson.
Their only attendants were his
sister? Irene Jelinek, and his
brother. Paid.
The Petraseks have a younger
son, Dale.
INCOME TAXES
Why throw 20c of every dol
lar away. Bring your tax slipt
in ond tave.
Chas. Hathaway
120 N. 10th St.
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Auditions
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KUHS Cafeteria
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OES To Honor
Past Officers
MALIN Prosperity Chapter
No. 160, Order of Eastern Star.
will honor past matrons, past
patrons and 25 year members at
a regular meeting to be held
Thursday. March 9, at 8 p.m.
at the Malin Masonic Temple.
A white elephant sale will be i
held in the dining room during
tlie refreshment hour. The pro
ceeds will be given to the Estral
and home endowment committees.
Gifts are to be wrapped.
Have you,
or has someone
you know,
just moved to
Klamath Falls
Your Welcome WaRon
Hostess wilt call with
gifts and friendly
greetings from the community.
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