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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1963)
1 HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Or. Sunday, March 17, 1SS it. i. .. $vV:" TV v r s fx; J V . . . 1 r 1 CONCERT TlrV'E LaMar Jensen again this year direct ed the popular Pops concert at Klamath Union High School. He is pictured at left after the concert chatting with Van Mollison. ' A BOUQUET OF ROSES Mrs. Barbara Poulshoclc, right, charming and talented vo calist, received flowers following her solo with the KUHS orchestra at the recent concert. Shown with Mrs. Poulshoclc is Mrs. Don Hummell. X XA !' 4.'t hi it '1 , ; ' I JSs ita. S f FIN v v WEDDING PLANNED Lila Jean Davison and Lt. Rob ert E. Garner, Marine Corps, will be married in a military wedding ceremony March 30 in Corvallis, Their engage ment is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Davison of Boise. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dowell Garner of Gilchrist and is a graduate of Oregon Stats University. Presently he is stationed at Camp Pendleton, Calif. The future bride will be graduated from OSU at the close of the present term. Zule'ima Club Meets The Zulcima Nile Club met March 6 (or a buffet luncheon at the Wincma Hotel. The tables were artistically decorated with artificial roses, orchid caudles and natural ivy. Barbara Mollison, the chairman for the day, introduced and thanked her committee. The new president. Emogene Jones, called the meeting to or-; der and introduced the new prin cesses. Mary Johnson. Micki Zig ler and Alexis Runyon, who were invited to join the club. The new officers were also introduced and the new program chairman, Margaret Larkin. gave an out' line of future programs. Princess Nine Nyback intro duced the speaker of the day. Ro- wena McDonald, who has been in the flower business for 17 years. When asked how she would like to be introduced she said. "I guess I am just an unclaimed blessing." She gave a most interesting talk and demonstration on the arrange mcnt and use of flowers. She made several lovely arrangements which Mrs. Nyback gave to the club lor use as prizes. Queen Catherine Stonecypher thanked the club for its loyalty and generosity, especially for the gift of $200 to the convalescent relief, which was given in her name by the Zuleima Nile Club This is the fund that supplies ar tificial limbs, arms and braces for crippled children. After a short business meeting bridge was played. I,: ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Civill M. Ralston of the Henley District announce the engagement and forth coming marriage of their daughter, Patricia Lee, to A. I.C. Harold W. Payne, Kinqsley Field. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. M. H. Payne, Bluefield, W. Va. The couple plan a June wedding. If x A yl ' LaPointe's ... for the finest, fully fashioned SWIM WEAR f rTv?- yi t ' " ;. ' ;"' "J,"4-'4lWtiiii- '-'illin- -- - '--1--1fr.'- ...... i.':. ., .'..:. I BOGATAY'S I - Klamath's favorite family shoe store . . . featuring I famous brands you know ... at prices you'll love!! I ri jSjY You step into a world of wonderful spring foot f ' f f fashion when you open the door ot W J J Bogatay's . . . there are shoes for m W Mother, Father, Sister, and Brother ... m f and each pair was specially selected M . for our stock because of their sparkling M Jl ! t fashion, easy wearability, and long Jy 11 U M xSk wearing quality. The prices are f li Y vVy fi-'i pleasingly low, too. Bring -r IS I i " KV e am''V 'n foTiorrow! I ! I l Lite Stridt'i II Cid 1 A LSKJk I VV 'l Nude Jubilee Potent ond mott- I j jl -SaVrV I vWSk ' V co" combinolion, 1 A QQ 1 11 I Hi fashion heel. 11.77 II f ' Xy v " M ' if NATURALIZER'S GAUCHO 1 INVITATION SJJiV Wk $ in soft olov. leather, ! " W 'L Tri-tone beige S, Vis HI Bone Alhombro ' J-fcf ombre. High II VW S,ed, Lariet tiJ or mid heel 13.99 Vfe' V Blacl' Sire. 4-1 1 X. If Z8 12 99 B9 Te Meteh X. Ill of ceutie busterX HSrl Myy cGiC'"',''. BROWN X. bri9hl- ,h l00k, ' l-PJri i ' Bu,t.r Brown', SKSNtfV, BttUWW X nrco-! Mul.i - color : i8o"V 1 t.r b.y. end ,., 21 99 SK 1 : Block leather l'' I ffl Buiter Brawn's T-SQUARI IfsJ t I . Whin or black patent 11 'k V JT Keyei U the Buiter Brown's SUE -mrm n J!i - . .'. SiVi-3i W'-J'a . Vl.. Lonj wearing foot com- Sfe-. Hl t , . ' tort and good looks ot j) v V 5 , low' low p"ccs! U I XVN,'4 tt'l . 'X J "-k leather h , -i TK fiiVjr Quohty shoes tor ijf. V. " A V ; '.- i d,..,.,.n! Block a, Oil.. NK.aX,. A . - METEOR Distinctive Oxford lr hlock or hrown. 5 M, AA loyt Sim 3'j to 6 Block leathtr SHOES 14.99 617 MAIN STREET Q t
