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
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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.
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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
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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.
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TAKE 'EM ALONG
If you're planning a trip out
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To apply liquid wax, dip a
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pat between paper towels to soak
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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
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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
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