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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1963)
PAGE J C IIKRAI.I) AMI NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday, April 7, 1) Si's' ' v i . s' rx ,4 . v 5 , fV ' r : V us at---".""' r : 'OPENING CEREMONY Mrs. Roberf Veatch cuts the ' ribbon to open the second annual tea and bazaar staged this year by the Salvation Army Home League and ad visory board wives. The affair was Wednesday, March 27, at the Salvation Army hall. Pictured with Mrs. Veatch is Mrs. Nora Lugo of Medford. Photo by Kettler Betrothal Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Jcrald Lack of Auburn. Clif.. announce the en Easement of their daughter, Cheryl !le, to Robert Ray Briley, son iii Mr. and Mrs. James V. Bill lev of Klamath Falls. I The bride-to-be is a graduate !of Fall River High School and Armstrong Business College and is employed by Gerard Motorsi in Redding. , PreHy, Cuddly EASTER BUNNIES MUSICAL DOLLS MUSICAL BUNNIES - GAY'S GIFT SHOP 219 Main The future bridegroom is a grad uate of Bly High School and Southern Oregon College. Present ly lie is an employe of Pacific Gas and Electirc Company. The wedding dale has been set for June 8 at the First Methodist Church in Redding. IIOUSKW ARMING MERRILL A housewarminfi was held March 30 for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nicholson with over 30 friends present for the occasion Hostesses for the event were Mrs Harry Orem, Mrs. Jack Hodges Mrs. Clifford McKocn, Mrs. John O'Ncil Jr. and Mrs. Clyde Fox. Elizabeth Arden M&noire Che'rie Bath Essence Elizabeth Aiden introduces Memoire Chtrie Rath Essence, the most beautiful ritual of the balls ever known to wrtmen. Now the celebrated Perfume of Memoire Cherie, "the finest fragrance created and acclaimed by Franre", is captured in rare essential oils to surround you in a nimbus of perfume. A feeling of great tranquility is yours for hours In come with just a few drops of this richly concentrated essence poured into the bath after the water is drawn or whispered on after the shower. The very essence of a precious and a lusting meinorie cheriel H oi. 4.50, 1 oz. 7.50, 3 ow. 18.50. plus tu. FREE DELIVERY :9th & Main Ph. TU 2-3475 igfj f9 wmi - fan TEA TIME Wives of Salvation Army board members presided at the tea which was under the direction of Mrs. Fran Hales. Mrs. Harold Ashley has just served Mrs. E. I. Philaja, left, and Mrs. Major Ricken, Medford. Proceeds of the second annual affair go to the Home League for material and use in missionary work. Photo by Kettler in. I f "rW"-'' im - Jmm-- atW. OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS Several members of the Medford Salvation Army Home League came to the local affair on March 27. Three Medford guests, pictured sign ing the guest register, left to right, are Mrs. Maude Aruold, Eleanor Brown and Lil lian McWhorter. 1 Photo by Kettler KJTT-ZT?f : : i I ,,77 m Do You Know . . United Press International For a "sunlit look of peaches 'n cream," a new foundation boasts the look of sunshine with out the deeper sunlan. Now "personalized" toothbrush es help children to keep up daily dental duties. Choose from lOti popular first names. There are 'Mom" and "Dad" imprints, too. Removable oven panels are fea tured on one new electric range. The panels have a non-stick sur face that can be cleaned as quickly and easily as dishes. AD KG roup Has Meeting Alpha Delta Kappa sorority held their meeting on March 9, with Mrs. Gerald Clemens as hostess and Mrs. Willard Duncan serving as her co-hostess. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. E. A. Thomas, Mrs. Clemens" sis ter. Following a brief meeting an interesting resume of the Girl Scout Roundup held at Button Bay, Vt., was given by Kathy Cooper. Slides were shown. Mrs. Lawrence Cooper attended with her daughter. Refreshments were served later in the afternoun from a beauti fully appointed tea table. Yellow jonquils and pussy willows car ried out a pretty yellow and green color scheme for both decor and relreshments. Members were happy to receive communications . from Mrs. George Braman. a charter mem ber of the group, who has recently joined her husband in Dacca. Pakistan. Those attending the affair were Mrs. James Lear, Mrs. R. W. Bingham. Mrs. Paul Buck. Emi- lie Haldeman, Mabel Hanson, Mrs. C. F. Harris. Mrs. Bertha Hultman, Mrs. John Lake. Mrs. Kenneth Marsh. May Phinney. Mrs. Lvn Propst. Leora Rcdd. Mrs. S. E. Rife. Alice Tronncs1 and Florence Walker. t- I ' " M S Recent Bcide Is Honored BLY The home of Mrs. Ford Franklin was the setting for a bridal shower given in honor of Mrs. Charles Anderson. She is the former Linda Lawrence. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lawrence of Bly. The couple were married on Jan. 7 in Reno and will reside in Bly. The shower was given on March 2fi and the hostesses were Mrs. Ford Franklin and Mrs. Mrs. George Simon. An "advice" apron was made and presented to Linda by the guests who included Mrs. Sher man Seastrong, Mrs. Pat Palzke, Mrs. Jack Hunton, Mrs. Ruby McCain, Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs. Bill Lawrence. Mrs. Ivan War ren and Mrs. Mike Dillavnu. SKIRT INSURANCE When you shop for your sum mer dresses, check to be sure that the skirts are lined. The dress will hold its shape better and will wrinkle less in humid weather. WHY WORRY OVER WASHING? LET US WASH - DRY - FOLD 2-Hour Service Shag Rugs Blankets Ironing A- Curtoin Stretching Reasonable - Experienced 7 A.M. Till 7 P.M. THE LAUNDERETTE Owens at 6th Ph. TU 4-6373 ft S ?4i.l N y J2T r MAGIC FASHION POWER from the Easter Collection magic mixtures your eyes a i i l sparkle four complexion glow you'll feel feminine as eve come. dip i s to delicate organza airy stra.v. frivolous flowers for a magical measure of fashion power to wear with your Easter Costume SHOWS BAZAAR ITEMS Mrs. Capt. Johnson, right, shows baiaar pillows to Bertha Swartwout. Lovely hand made articles were made by women of the Home League for the affair. In addition to the sale and tea, guests en joyed a fashion show presented by Bon Baiaar and mod eled by OTI girls under the direction of Mrs. Katie Lake. Photo by Kettler HOUSE-SEI.l.lNG TIPS Put your home in ship-shape condition to help sell it. Repair leaky faucets and loose doorknobs. Have bedrooms and baths clean and uncluttered when a prospec tive buyer comes lo look at the house. Clean windows unci un marrcd walls also help create an over-all impression on individu als in the home market. The lawn and shrubbery should be neat. Touch up the house with a coat of Paint or at least a trim. The Phoenicians are credited with introducing pcaloul to Eur ope about :i.(HKI years ago. the wedding arranged by our bridal salon where brides-to-be find skilled assistance In planning weddings smtll or large , , , Informal or lavishly elegant, m i atv' v.'u v . 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