ty Ann Chapman.
Assisting with opening and dis
playing the gifts were Mrs. Dovie
I lodges, Mrs. tlope Hodges, Jan
nis Hodges and Barbara Shaw.
Coffee and punch were served
hy Mrs. Marge Hodges and Mrs.
Hollo Shaw at a table centered
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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Sunday, June 23. 106)
Graduation
Party Held
FORT KLAMATH - A delight
barbecue was held Saturday
evc-IChiloquin junior high school group
ning, June 1, at the home of
Mr. 'of Camp Fire Girls. Setting for
and Mrs. Blaine Brattain.
affair was given as a rank
Thc.the party was the lawn at the
MKHHHJ. - A biiilal .liowc-r
Brattain ranch home, where vari
,tutK . hiumptl Slurry IIihIkc,
quiremcnt by Mary Brattain.
da Stanley and Linda Van
Lin-Wo-
colored lights had been strung for
laughter of Mr. and Mis. Pierre
the occasion, illuminating as well
as adding a festive note to the
llmlycv 1litpp were- Stiranne
w ith an arrangement of yellow iris
and scotch broom.
Kamtirt. Itpveilv Walker mid Het
ful outdoor graduation party and
mer for fellow members of
the
gay party of young people.
for a lifetime of proud possession
C'haerones were Mrs. Brattain
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OMEGA
and Mis. Raymond E. Van Wor
mer. Tile former also assisted
with general arrangements and
the latter was in charge of the
barbecue part of the refreshments.
Bridal
Shower
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Enjoying the evening from out-,
side points were Dorothy and
Kathy Peterson ol hebastapol,
visiting here with their par
ents at the home of their uncle,
aunt and family, the Edwin Scotts;
Charyl and Carol Ohlund, Linda
Krcid, Kim and Darrcll Hale,
all of Chiloquin; Gwen Fitzpat
rick of Tulana Farms. In addi
tion to the three hostesses, the
following were present from Fort
Klamath: Margo Fcczer, Roberta
Latzy, Kenneth and Wayne Scott,
Kim and Randy Kizer, Jim Bridge,
Lynn Hescock, David and Tom
Van Wormcr and Douglas Brat
tain.
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White Pumps
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Women's Summer Thongs Si 3 88
Straw Bareback Wedgies t '0 6 88
Women's Clogs W'0'.. 6 88
Misses Washable Keds .JftJ 3
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Men's Dress Shoes WSS,"'
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Men's Dress Shoes
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BETROTHED Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hope announce
the engagement of their daughter, Judith Ann, to Charles
Ray Wilson, son of Mr. end Mrs. Charles Wilson of Weed.
A late summer wedding is planned. The bride-to-be was
graduated from Klamath Union High School in June and
will enter the Dental Nurse College of California, San
Francisco, in July. Her fiance is a graduate of Weed
schools and served with the Army for three years in
Germany. He is presently employed in McCloud.
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BRIDE-ELECT Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doak, Chiloquin,
announce the engagement of their daughter, Jinny Lynn,
to Albert DeBortoli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elido DoBortoli,
Reno. Both young people are June graduates of Chilo
quin High School. No date has been set for the wedding.
Couple Notes
Special Date
More than 100 cuests' attended
open house at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Creswell, 7809
Donegal Avenue, on Sunday, June
9. Tlie occasion was in honor of
the Creswell's 35th wedding anni
versary. Their son and daughter-in-law.
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Creswell
assisted. GranddauRhter Megan
Creswell was in charge of the
guest book.
Pouring during the afternoon
were Mrs. William Weitkamp of
Tulelake, a life-long friend of Mrs
Creswell; Mrs. Henry Perkins and
Mrs. R. F. McLaren. Mrs. Har
vey Wise. Mrs. Paul Dellar and
Mrs. .1. F. Clark served punch.
Assisting with hospitality were
Mrs. Jack KemniUcr and Mrs.
Kathleen Ward.
FOR TIIK THIN ONF.S
Any woman who isn't pencil
slim should avoid a two-piece
swimsuil. There's no point in
calling attention to that unat
tractive hiilue in the middle.
if. 1f
LITTLE MISS Patricia
Francisco is tha daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William
Francisco, who have an
older dauqhter, Jeannine.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Scott, this
city, and Mrs. Lena Fran
cisco, Kissee Mills, Mo.
Great - qrandmothers are
Mrs. Stella Scott, Butte
Falls, Ore., and Mrs. Flo
rence Conner, North Bend.
It's Jones' Office Supply for
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mm.
Iridt Bookt, from 2.00
Wedding Plan Boeki
from 1.80
Wedding Invitation cardi
ftft list book, 2 50
Shower Invitation cardt
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Whit or colored Biblet,
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Mr. and Mrt. Gome oak,
S garnet, 1.00
and Bridal and
Shower Needs
Bridci' Bmgo, 1 00
Wedding Coke Figuret,
from 2 90
Miniature Bride and
Groom, from 16c
And many ether wedding
decorotfoni and supplies
mctuding tngogement on
nouncemcnti, wedding in
vitotiont, etc.
See Our Wedding Contultont for oil Your Needs
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SURPRISE PARTY
BONANZA Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Turner were given a sur-
prise birthday party on June 1
when friends arrived at t h e i r
home laden with gifts and food.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Turner and Roxie. Mr. and Mrs.
Art Mclntyre and her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Conner, Riv
erside, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Acklin. Mr. and Mrs. Gary!
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Russell of Olene, Mrs. Maude,
Conqucrgood, Mr. and Mrs. Vir-i
gil Schmoe and Dun. Mrs. Cath
erine Jendrzejewski and Bernard,
Albert and Eldon Burdnrd.
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ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moore of Glide,
Ore., announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen
Ann, to Dean A. Peugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern R.
Peugh Klamath Falls. No date has been set for the wedding
WEDDING SHOWER
LA.NGELL VALLEY - Madelon
Guidi and Jack DeVaul were hon
ored guests at a wedding shower
given in the St. Barnabas parish
hall on June 7. Hosts were Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Boomer, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Cift, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Scaler, Mr. and Mrs. John
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Luther No
ble. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gift
and Mrs. Charlotte Fitzhugh. Mrs.
Bob Floding. sister of the future
bride, assisted the couple with
opening the gifts.
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SKIRT with all-round box pleats completes
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SHIRT with button-down collar, pleated back.
White or red Oxford cloth 3,93
A-UNE SKIRT with contour waistband, so
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