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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1963)
VISITORS Captain and Mr. Jerry Hayden visited last week at the home of hit mother, Mrs. Jeannette Hayden on Mortimor Street. The Hayden youngsters, left to right, are Barbra, 4, Kimberly, 2, Chris, 3, and 6-year-old Sojourners HostMedford On Wednesday, May 8, t h el Klamath Falls Sojourners will host the Medford Club in the Pine Grove Room of the Willard Hotel. Cords will be played following! lunch. Favors will be donated by Curnns Drug Store. Luncheon price is $1.35 and reservations may be made by calling Mrs, E. W. Carter at TU 4-8371. Chairman for the affair is Mrs. E. W. Carter and assisting her are Mrs. Willard McKinny, Mrs. A. V. McVcy, Mrs. Terry Cole. Mrs. Jack Holt and Mrs. Wayne Newton. For Mother's Day CUPS & SAUCERS Oav jAnortmcitt From ST. 95 to $4.95 GAY'S GIFT SHOP '.Ml Main Sojourners Club met Wednes day, April 24, at the Willard Ho tel with Mrs. Albert E. Smith and Mrs. Ed Dalmer serving as hostesses. Bridge prize went to Mrs. Jim Carter, pinoclile to Mrs. Earl Volaw and canasta tn Mrs. C. E Bales. KITCHEN BltUSIM'l' Corners and spaces under cab inets, stoves or refrigerators. make cleaning the kitchen floor a slight problem. You will find that brushes designed for other pur poses can make the kitchen task easier. You won't have to get down on your hands and knees. For reaching under items or inlo difficult spots, try a long handled brush designed for sweeping snow from cars. frames jmiKZa i A perfect gift for Mother's Day . . . beautiful new frames from Columbian's cap tivating spring collection, A ture-to-plcose person al gift that shows your thoughtf ulnest . . . and at surprisingly little cast! A frame of your choice, beautifully encased and exquisitely gift wrapped, ready to place in Mother's hands. Her present lenses can be mounted in your gift frames in just five minutes! Ne Appointment Nttdtd ConvtnMnt Credit W. "S&H" Grein Stamps COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 7)0 Mailt TU 4-71J1 Dri. Omir J. Notts and Robert Pottrs Debra standing beside her father. Captain Haydan is stationed with the Air Force at Mather AFB. Photo by Kettler PAGE B-B fiuadiv, Mav I, 1K1 HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Orfgnn DRIVE CONTINUES Tentative plans for a Klamath Community Symphony are discussed by Louise Patter son, left, and Mary Bothwell, both members of Business and Professional Women's Club, another sponsoring group. Tickets for the music festival Tuesday, May 14, at Mills School to benefit the symphony are available from BPW club members. . 'I si ill ... MaHoaaaaai. .iejeA g..tsajeiltswidi jttMmMo TAKE 'EM ALONG If you're planning a trip out side tlie United States, take alone; several collapsible plastic clothes hangers. Most European hotels don't supply enough hangers for the traveling gal. To apply liquid wax, dip a sponge in water, wring dry and pat between paper towels to soak up excess water. Wet sponges do a better job than dry ones. A .... '; s WINS AWARD Judy Cunningham, sophomore education student at Uni versity of Oregon is the recipient of the $100 scholarship given annually by Malin Parents and Pa trons to a student who has completed sophomore, jun ior or senior college year, with a major or minor edu cation. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cun ningham, Malin. horn HI !? fcYOU MARY MARTIN FASHION FLAIR By I'nitrd Press International The back of the newest cardigan for teenage girls features a sketch of a handsome lad with one eye that winks as the gal moves. The handsome lad on the back of the jacket comes off the production line with a thaHh of black, blonde or red hair. The winkin' jacket House of Yvonne blinks via a gimiik eye i plastic). The eye seems to open and close as rays of light move over it. next semester: "T" shirts for her, accessorized with a gay scarf and pin. Some models come in hip length and are worn as over-blouses. Creating a billowing softness for spring evenings, Pedro Rodriquez, Spanish designer, shaped yards of white organza into an evening coat, me floating coat lopped a richly embroidered bell-shaped dress, completing an elegant en- High on the fashion curriculum I semble. If your hair OeU dry, looki lunlrr- lesi rtd or rndi art btf htnlnf Id pllt, Ihrif arc warning lmi that you thou Id da Bomethtnt: about. Ileallhv hair hat tnoufh natural oil to help, It keep lla rlaallclly. whit damafrd hair lacka much mt the natural all. Hair eili and pomadei will help keep hair glnijr and form a protective film an hair aha It. Consult ui be. fore your next permanent, for often perfal (-ream or oil conditioning treatment! ma help prevent trouble and will emuro you a better and more latlni wave, If you're not arqualnleri with Hous ton Beauty Shop , . . we are con veniently Jointed u phial n over the former Tnwn Shop at Hflh and Main. Use the enlranre. around the corner on Fifth, while the dnwnntalri re modeling I inlnc in. Call us at SUGGESTIONS W IMPRINTING FREE m, ON ALL .M MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS BIBLES m PEN & PENCIL SETS 'M SCRAP BOOKS Ucf PHOTO ALBUMS GIFT STATIONERY, W TRAVEL BOOKS Ni ASH TRAYS BILL FOLDS f KEY CASES m, ARTIST SUPPLIES A OLYMPIA TYPEWRITERS GAMES OF ALL KINDS $3 PLAYING CARDS & ACCESSORIES 2 QjOtlM ' Office Supply 629 Main Ph. TU 2-4408 PREPARE FOR PROGRAM The Mills School Spanish Club, under the direction of Mrs. Vara Propsf, will present a skit in Spanish dialogue as part of the May 8 PTA program. Mills School is fhe only school in the elementary district that offers this extra-curricular activity. The Mills School band will also participate in the program. The public is invited to the meeting and the followinq reception which will honor Emilie Haldeman and Florence Walker, who wHI retire from teaching positions this year. Dance Revue Is Scheduled MOUNT SHASTA American Scene is (he theme of Darlene's School of Dance Revue lo be presented at Mount Shasta High School auditorium May It at 8 p.m.. and at McCloud HiRhj School May 17 at 7:30 p.m. bev enly boys and Rids will partici pate in dancing everything from tap to ballet. The show is planned j to run one and a hall hours and has five scene s. The Cinderella Ballet will be featured and other number in elude .lunsle Fantasy, Sound ni the City. Southern Rhapsody and Mexican Way. all done in color lul cosUime. Dress rehearsal i set for May 10 at 7 p m. in Mount Shasta Hish School audi torium. The revue is pnnvrrd by liV; Mount Shasta Sofoptimist ClutV and a'l piivpcd are Ruen tn the club fnr it vocations! hn!ar-j ship fund by Mrs. Cheula. Tick-s els may be ohiained (mm any Sot optimist or at the dwr fof ?. rents fur adults and SO cent lor "iiuds'ius. 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