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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1962)
t . a HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursday, November 1, 19f! PAGE S-.1 I ,A .-K, if III - Mr J. ' A OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Berry of Bly celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary on Oct. 6. Couple Note Special Date BLY Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Berry celebrated their 5ah wed ding anniversary on Saturday. Oct. 6. They were married in 1907 in Modoc County at Davis Creek, Calif. Both were born in Modoc County and have lived' their entire lives in Oregon and California. Mrs. Berry is the daughter of Theodore and Laura Essex Re mer and her husband is the son Bethel 6 1 Bethel No. 61, International Or der of Job's Daughters, met Mon day evening. Oct. 15. with Hon ored Queen Cheryl Ball and her officers in charge. Honored guests were Mrs. Liz zie Mac Terrell, past grand guar dian of the slate of Kansas, past guardian of Bethel No. 6. Good land. Kan., and past honored queen of Bethel No. 6; Genevieve Swift, royal matron of Friend ship Court. Order of Amaranth, and Kitty Hanvlllc, past guardian of nethel No. 61. Fathers were special guests and refreshments and a cake walk were features of the evening. The annual fall dance will be Nov. 24. of Modoc pioneers Docnnd Lucy Mulkey Berry. Thev have one daughter. Alma Vermillion of Brownsville. Calif. two grandsons. Virgil Berry of Bly, whom they raised from in fancv, and Donna Vermillion of Yuba City; gre? -grandson Ran dy Berry of Bly and great granddaughter Glenda Vermillion of Yuba City. Mr. and Mrs. Berry are semi retired, but still care for their home in Bly and each year raise a large garden. ruur Si Fashion Flair . Less shoe. That's the theme of the industry that keeps us shod. For fall, lasts are shorter and softer at the end. Line recedes gracefully from throat to tip, wip ing away bulbous character of shoes. The look: lean. It's achieved via gcnlle crescents and toes. Lean but fat in one fashion sense. bp ran v-isi featuring IN PERSON M H n BUDPi KNOX "PARTY DOLL" "HULA LOVE" and his RHYTHM ORCHIDS Klamath Fall! AUDITORIUM FRL, NOV. 2 DANCING 9-1 Before 9 . $1.49 After 9 . $1.75 Comino, Sot., Nov. 17 "THE CHAMPS" 'Tequila' 'Limbo Rock ' 'lis U flu IPS:. 4 mf$2 "7 . i rvfi - FT.:,' ALL-AMERICAN FAVORITE Cardigans are currently men's favorites in an eight-to-one ratio today, and the enormous variety in styling merits this preference. One of the most popular all.season favorites in the male ward robe is this five-button cardigan of lambswool with ac centing side stripes and two useful tailored hip pockets. Ex KF Man Wins Honor Paul Murison, son of M r s. Sverre Munson of Yakima and the late Sverre Munson. formerly of Klamath Falls, was recently named the recipient of one of the National Osteopathic College scholarships sponsored bv the auxiliary to the American Osteo pathic Association. The $1,500 scholarships arc awarded on the basis on compet itive financial need, scholarship, motivation and personality. Paul Munson is in the first year class at Kirskville College of Os teopathy and Surgery in Kirks ville. Mo. He is a graduate of KUHS and Central Washington State College. He and his wife. Pat. have two daughters, Diane Lynn and Tracey Ann. The hands-down headwear win ner for males: the all "fake-fur" hat. It's a Russian cossack model. Regardless of its head warming qualities it s a conversation piece. RECIPIENT Paul Mun son, former' Klamath Falls man, has received a Na tional Osteopathic Col lege scholarship. He at tends Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery in Missouri. ANNOUNCING Lariat Beauty Lounge li now trirUpprd to ty1f mil elfin ynur wig er order )ou a beautiful new oik. 3UIB Summer! Lane TU ?-J11 Orion Club For their October meeting, members of Orion Cluh enjoyed a costume party at the home of Ha zel Cofer. Prizes were won by Ted dy Pcrnigotti, Dorothy Teatcr. Joan Aslienback. Mildred McEa- chern and Marian Nanneman. Refreshments and decorations followed the Halloween motif. Plans w ere discussed or the an nual fall dinner party to be staged at the VFW Hall. B t E 5r i r . By Httan Baehan Here's a tip for slicing extra thin bread lor tea sandwiches. Wrap bread in a moistu'e proof material and refrigerate until cold. Then slice. ime to RcmemLer with Chnistmas Cands From YOUR STORE 721 Moin TU 4-4161 WEiSFIELD'S FURNITURE SALE Bar itooli, dttki end many other it mt going Below Cost Town & Country Furniture T&C Shoppitif OitUr iuiliiiiiliitf MvwmmM S FiMiij.s,:, Electric H I CORN POPPER I I s.95 g99 I P CHARGE IT! H Not i-lachl BIG 7-lach POWER SAW I reg. 1 Q 83 1 tl.lt I J 2.0, lit " w Mofh I EilirnaLAdjuit Slip Clutch I STE for the dollar from 'OROLM The timeless beauty of ARTEMIS "V Tailored elegance.... softly touched with lace... Grecian Calaxie long pajamas. 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