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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1961)
HERALD AND VETO. Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursday, March 16. 196! PAGE I IM'mDyC. """W "-Yririir -r T-- --Vr-r -"i I IUI IMC ua J I . I DM ivt a irov U U I W O IUI ; Happy Camp' News Notes HAPPY CAMP - Mrs. Llovd Woslby presided at the PTA. Founders' Day meeting Feb. 14. Mrs. Elmer Orrell read "Leti Something Good Be Said." Mrs. James Tristan, treasurer, report-1 ed that a profit of $83.41 was made from the dime-a-dip dinner recently. There were approximate-! ly 100 people present. Barbara McLane and Jeannie Huddleston were hosteses in the Huddleston home Feb. 11 al a sur prise bridal shower lor Sandra Sanderson. Those present were 1 Nancy .Harnden. Linda Hadden.1 WINNER sue Loieman. Lauein Maniora., DAR .Mrs. b. Hudaiesion. Virginia Harnden, Mrs. L. Sanderson. De ana James, Kay Attcberry, By ron Davis, Diane Harnden and John Mallow 'TIS NO BLARNEY about the plans Elks and their ladies Saturday, March 18, at the lodge. Advance notice promises sur prises from frolicking leprechauns and dancing to Baldy's Band from 10 until 2 o'clock. Making final plans this week are committee members seated, left to right, Mrs. Jack O'Connor, Mrs. Jack Pearson, Jack O'Connor, Mrs. Cliff McGinty and Jack Pearson, chairman. Standing is Cliff McGinty. Also on the committee are Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith. Photo by Guderian Mrs. Kent Ncsbitl was hostess i to the Afternoon Pinochle Club Feb. 13 at the Buckhorn Lodge ! honoring the husbands of the members. Dinner was served lo members and their husbands. State Officer Slates Visit Barbara Jaques of Nyssa. state madam president of Eagles aux iliaries of Oregon, will make her official visit to the Klamath Falls lodge on Friday, March 17. She will be the guest of Betty Kets dever, 1028 Jefferson Street, dur ing her stay. A potluck dinner will be served at 6 p.m. to members, theii husbands and candidates. Officers are asked to be present and to wear formals. At 8 p.m., following dinner, a class of 13 candidates will be in itiated at the Eagles Hall. Bethel 51 it "k,r - ' 1 1 X: f l H 1 .ions of thi good citizenship award was Aedene Jensan of Eagle Point. She was sponsored by Crater Lake Chapter, Medford, of Dis trict 3 of which Klamath Falls Chapter is a part. She received a $100 bond from Mrs. Ashmeade White, NSDAR president qeneral, at the opening re ception of the state con ference March 2 at the Portland Sheraton Hotel Mrs. Albert O. Roenicke was district chairman of the Good Citizenship Award Committee. Tri City Club Hosts Husbands MERRILL The women of the Merrill Malin Tulclake Pinochle Club honored their husbands with a night on the town starting wi'h dinner in a Klamath Falls rcslau. rant followed with dancing. The funds for the dinner were gathered from a white elephant sale at each meeting. All nine members and their hus bands were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gasser. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wil son, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green and Mr and Mrs. Dick Reeves, all of Mer rill: Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Haskins. .Tulelake. and Mr. and Mrs. Gaiy Freilag. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Un- 'run and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ot toman, all of Malin. The night out is an annual parly ! along with a summer barbecue 'and a Christmas party plannel each year to include the husbands. SOCIE.TY Barbara Ann Curtis, daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. Roy Curtis, and David Eugene Harnden, Prine- ;ville. were married Feb. 4 at the' Baptist Church in Lebanon, with the Rev. Richard Gosnell official-; ling. Refreshments were served af- GlOC fiflnoi'tcr the cercmo"y by Mrs- Joy! " -vou notice unattractive blotch IV US D6CC Smith, aunt of the bride, andes and blemishes, slop up your Mrs. Preston Smith. The couple face washing program. Massage wemocrs oi wamaiii r-aus Li- will make their home in Happy warm soapsuds into skin several ons Auxiliary were hostesses at ajCamp. rjencjit cam party fco. zz at we home of Mrs. James Olson, 2o;i5 Pnrlland Street. She was assist ed by Mrs. Evcritt Miner, 'Mrs. Maury Clark and Mrs. Walter Wicscndangcr. Mrs. Loy Barker was chairman of Ihc party. Dessert was served before cards were played at 11 tables. Proceeds from this affair will be used (or the club's social proj ect, that of assisting a blind wom an, resident of this city, v. iih treatment and care. ill?! a t m.1 ; . f r V J i m . t m i w is m raw i phh r f-- sb :zeWi UlU PAWS fHaJI Jf'k Wj. .i SMT I recently, mere were approximate- SSh .. ... C I " nine memiwrs ana ineir nus- uy -w i 1 ix vtl bands were Mr. and Mrs. Bill I I ZvJV . . . are cuter! I N ..;n. i i t t..t- t.. i.:. ."A X if I Iprise bridal shower for Sandra' 1 X i,. ,".." j . !' ' j .... '' I ft. The cutest shoes in town I , luit-iaM', iiiiu tui . aim nu s. uaiy jiv v , NX c , . , . w inr nn s npn ir mi- tub - m 'yS !!izsz miss w'"10 wants to Put her I leach year to include the husbands. I ' VVv ' ' I I Vk-'-- JfW a i V . v K- 1 trict 3 of which Klamath ' I I ?TW I V r ' V l- I m,s ki N'hiti as hnstM.1. Falls Chaor is oart. She I lMW&&t)i M Ar Mgnr in X' K I fmmm 8.95 sik ; j Have you, 1 : or has someone i I I STv j you know, j I NjN,. ..tvTv lust moved to : I ? Block Patent line. Refreshments were served af- . ... ..... I nt Whih S:. v I : Mamatn rails : .! aiso BiQCk K.d I J Your Welcome Won J 1 7 OR iki "Nv I i HotM will rail with I ' ' SSk . , ifV 1 itimcs a di.y. 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Bank Terms or 90 Days with NO Interest CALL: A ALWAYS B BETTER C CONSTRUCTION DICK 2-4771 or ED 4-8310 The story of Job was related to eight girls on March 6 at the regular meeting of Henley Bethel No. 51, Job's Daughters, in the grange hall. Initiated into the bethel were Debbie Coleman. Con nie Stone. Karen Dixon, Patsy Phipps, Susan Williams. Sharon Phillips. Dawn Hale am! Kathy Bjss,' junior Pt and past hon muciieii. . ' Phyllis Poole, past grand guar JUST LIKE a Icewpie doll is 7 months old Glenda Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Buchanan of Alqoma. Proud grandpar ents are also residents of Algoma, Mr. and Mrs. Georqe Haqelstein. -Photo by Miller-Williams. SPECIAL! orcd queens respectively. dian. acting lor Donna Nelson. 1 alcm5 01 lne new mcmucrs. grand guardian, was a special! present included Mr. and Mrs. guest. She: spoke briefly on the w"s" Phipps. Mr. and Mrs. scholarship and educational loan Charles Hale, Mr. and Mrs. John fund and explained the founding ofMilchc!l. 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