cngdgement bojourners
In A nns, At lhe "t'sular meetini; of So-
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Simmons uti
ucscent announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Dana Dar
lene. to Lawrence E. Masten, sun
of .Mr. and Mrs. Loren Masten,
Klamath Kalis, former residents
ol Chemult.
. The couple has chosen for their
wedding the date of Aug. 7. an
niversary of the bride-elect's ma
ternal grandparents. j
juurners. held June 2i at the Wil
lard Hotel, Mrs. Maiden PiUette
and Mrs. Bob Kyle were hostess
es.
rtiier iiincneo.i, lards were
played with Mrs. John Kerm win
ning in bridge, Mrs. Dale Jelfer
sun. pinochle, and Mrs. Jesse
Blackburn in canasta.
Tiie next meeting wil! be July
1 at the Uillard Hotel. I
BIRTHDAY PARTY
MALIX Mis. Enoch Petra
sek was the lionored guest re
cently at a birthday dinner and
barbecue at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cy McColgin. Uuests
were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Petrasek
Mrs. Eileen O'Connor, Mrs. Me
Colgin's sister and children Mrs
George Freitas, Sacramento, En
och Petrasek. sons Daie and Stan
ley, Marcia and Andrea McCol
gin and the honored guests, Mrs
Petra.-ek.
Cologne
Beach ami Travel
Atomizer
Take me alone
Beach and Travel Atomizer
WHITE SHOULDERS or MOST PRECIOUS COLOGNE
This summer the word is "Go!" and the way is wonderful when
you move in a mist of White Shoulders or Most Precious Cologne.
Choose either in the non-spill, unbreakable plastic spray container.
But remember... smart women pack both! Each $2.75 plus tax.
512 Main Free Customer Parking at 5th and Klamath
- " V v -vl ' '"
A large group of Klamath
Kails duplicate bridge players
participated in the three-day
lit'iio sccUunal bridge tourna
ment. Sessions were held July
j, s and 7 in the Reno Masonic
Temple.
Kirst to leave Kiamath Kails
were Mr. and Mrs. Richardson.
Mrs. lirace Kressc and Mrs.
Cicorge Myers. Other players
were Mrs. Iona Robertson, Mrs
J i timer U-mler. Mrs. Stanley -Mil
ler. Mrs. 0. K. I'uckett. M r s.
Charlie Ramp and Mrs. Bill
Li rove.
Mrs H. O. Juckeland. Mrs.
Harold Cloake, Mrs. Robert;
Thompson and Mrs. I-ouis Sor-
:.:. A t,.nAMn Court. Order of the Am. Inlvs tt'" J"lnfd alt,r tnc lour-
aranth, in this city.
Reno Play
Attracts Group
MAKE VISIT Uulette Norton and Frank Guerin. grand
royal matron and patron of the Grand Court of Oregon,
Grand Officers
Visit Amaranth
Grand official meeting of
Friendship Court, Order of the
Amaranth, was held in the Scottish
Rile Temple following the dinner
served by the ways and means
committee under the chairman
ship of Thelma Colvin, associate
matron.
The meeting was called to order
in regular form bv Velma Krauss.
royal matron and Frank McCor
nack. royal patron.
Laulette Norton and Frank Gue
nn. grand royal matron and pa
tron, were introduced by the
grand marshal. Ethel Uiomis. and
escorted to the throne by lxona
Angel and Mary Thompson, mar
lulls of Friendship Court.
Other grand officers attending
were Wade Arstell. associate pa
tron; Marguerite lcmpicton, con
ductress: Bettv Day, associate
conductress; Burmta Eastman,
marshal in the west: Rhea liar-
standard bearer; Margaret
Lilly, wisdom; Hope Arslill, hislor-
in; Lvnn Harris, sworn nearer;
Phoebe Guerin. page; Olga Bair,
fraternal correspondent: Murrey
Adams, commissioner: Marion Lil
ly, trustee: Thelma Child, lectur
er: Wayne Eastman, William
Goen. and Aili Salver, assistant
lecturers. Grand representatives
were Merritt Swing. Belvcl Dail
ey, Julia Spence. Gerald Bair,
Barbara Swing, and r lorence Mar
line, grand representative Irom
California to Oregon.
Visitors came from courts in
Yreka, Medford, Bend, The
Dalles, Oregon City, Newport. Os
wego and Milwaukie. Two courts
from Eugene and five courts from
Portland were also represented
Laulette Norton and Frank tine !
nn. grand royal matron and pa
tron, were presented with honor
ary membership cards. They were
also escorted by Leona Angel and
Mary Thompson to the associate
conductress, conductress, and as
sociate matron and were present
ed W illi souvenirs. They were then
escorted to the throne and pre
sented with gifts from die court
and the royal matron and pa
tron. Entertainment was provided by
the program committee chair
man, Jim Hunter, who present
ed a skit. "The Mock Wedding."
The characters were Jim Hunt
er, bridegroom. Norma Uerlings,
bride; lommie lliompson. minis
utcr; Jack Schulzc. mother: Lou
ie Flitch, father, and Boh Davi
son, flower girl.
An addendum was provided bv
Roxy Ann Court. They presented
Laulette Norton. Frank Guerin
and Velma Krauss with gilts.
Refreshments were served in
the dining room by Alice Davi
son, assisted by M a y Smidth.
Bob Ernst and Bob Davison.
nametit ends bv II. O. Juckeland.
H;id Cloake and Rob Thompson
and the group will go to Lake
1 ahoe. There they will see the
Lawrence Welk show and the
o)oiiing of the Danny Thomas
show,
Mr. and Mrs. George Nel.m
were joined for the bridge play
by Mr. and Mrs. M. L. House,
former Klamath Falls residents
now living in W'aldport.
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Kalis. Ore.
Sunday, July 7, 1963
PAGE 3-B
Twin Sons
Are Welcomed
Mr. and Mrs. David Geiger,
Beaverton, are being congratulat
ed on the birth of twin boys, their
first children, on June 14. Mis.
Geiger is tlie former Peggy Seide
man, whose parents. Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Seideman, Klamath
Falls, are now grandparents for
tlie first time
The new arrivals, Gregg Darin
weighed lour pounds, seven
ounces, and Erie Wade tipped the
scales at five pounds, one ounce.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. George Geiger. Aloha,
Ore. Mrs. Anna Cough, Klamath
Kails, is maternal great-grandmother
to the little bovs.
Prosperity
Lodge Meets .
Charlette Anderson, noble
grand, conducted Die June 20
meeting of Prsoperity Rebekah
Lodge, the last meeting before
recessing for July and August.
Lela Olson. Salem, was intro
duced and welcomed. She served
as musician for tlie evening.
The rummage sale to be held
Aug. 30 and 31 is in charge of
tlie vice grand, E'Vaughan Thiel-
cman.
It was explained tluit Uie So
cial Club and the Past Noble
Grand Club names have been
changed to Social Committee and
Past Noble Grand Committee to
conform to tlie grand lodge rul
ings.
Kor this last meeting, informal
ity ruled and members were
VISIT SLATED
MOUNT SHASTA Mount Shas
ta Rebekah. Lodge No. 6 will host
Hazelle Strom, deputy president.
District 69 Rebekah Lodge, Duns
muir, Tuesday evening, July 9,
at Shasta Arcade Hall.
For this meeting it is requested
that all members of Castle Lake
Lodge wear forroals.
VACATION FOOT j
The days draw near when you'
will be taking off for a vaca
tion. Some of you will be olf to
distant parts of the United States.
Europe or South America. But,
no matter the destinations, you
travelers will have one thing in
common sight-seers' feet.
The best remedy for this is'
a lll-minutc soak in warm-to-hot
soapsuds. Massage and scrub
toes with a brush. Take along
a pumice stone and use it on
the backs of your heels and the
soles of the feet.Vou will find that
a massage as part of the nightly
soaking will keep your feet in
shape, so you will enjoy your
visit to different cities more.
asked to bring sack lunches and
"come as you are." Neuie and
Charles Burrilt, Pearl Jenkins
and E'Vaughan Thieleman re
ceived prizes on their costumes.
The noble grand thanked the
lodge (or cooperation the past six
months and during convention
and expressed her pleasure for
the gain of 12 new members so
far this year.
Regular meetings will resume
in September.
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Bogafay's Big July
shoe
NOW IN
PROGRESS!
SAVE NOW ON SPRING AND SUMMER SHOES
Shoes for All the Family
AAVVVVVWSAAVVAAAVVNAA
All Sales Final!
No Refunds or
Exchanges!
SHOES
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YOUR STORE'S
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PERMA LIFT PUTS STRETCH STRAPS ON
A GREAT NEW SELF-FITTING BRA!
comfortable
becauxv it's
giveable!
There's comfort in every move,
there's ere in every reach. This
new I'crnia-lift stretch hra with
ingenious " knitted Lycra
Spanrlex elastic straps and Lycra
elastic sides, gives with cvpry
breath you take yet can't budge
out of place. Pull it down in back
as low as you want it stays there!
Almost everything stretches in
this bra. except the nylon lace
Self Fitting cups, which take them
selves in or let themselves out, to
conform to your exact measure
ments. Washable, of course! Be
fitted today. Only $".
W if 7
512 Main . . .
Free Cutomer Parking
5th & Klamath
Slimwcar
Second Floor
Subudiory il P. N. HIRSCH t Co.
Terrific Values -fr Odds 'N Ends Top Quality Merchandise ft Some SoWed Merchandise
o o
HERE IT IS! OUR BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR!
PRICES SLASHED TO SAVE YOU MONEY! OuN
sranding buys in every department Here are just a
few of the many bargains you'll find during our
sale.
Come in and see our new look and take ad
vantage of tremendous savings. Many, many items
are on sale at low, low prices. We don't have room
to advertise all the sale items. Come in and save!
Summer clean up. We bought l If ftt
too many. Save now! 3 to 3 Ul I
Fashion jewelry. To make room for fall l ttt
merchandise this goes at 2 UN
HANDBAGS
JEWELRY
EARRINGS LTaT especiQMy 3Pai 1.00
BED SPREADS HrdUcrt:o:,dditiona, 25 .50 Off
to move these right out . . .
Jt Price
COLORED GLASS A large group at just ..
DEPTIIDFC Smc wonderful buys in targe and small pictures.
Ill I UllLJ We must make wall space. See AO Af
them in our window up to 3U O vll
CHENILLE RUGS
Discontinued patterns. Sculptured designs.
Some lid covers to match.
as 399
Rog.
4.49
250
Reg.
3.49
1
99
DECORATIVE
SOFA PSLLOWS
FOUR GROUPS
Reg.
1.99
OO Reg. OO R9
7 3 49 I 1
5.99
3
99
HANDKERCHIEFS
Lots of stylos,
69c and 1.00 values
2 for 99c
99
Our regular Prima Donna pattern
STAINLESS STEEL Fl0:c: s!!daMmpr' 50:pc-14
COLORFUL GOURDScIa:m,.aA,.9.;oed,,uck. Off
riin ICU DAkIC riilUi Cups and saucers. Assorted pat-
CHUL jn DUNL Ulirm tein. Decorated. 1 19
Reg. 1.99 to 2.99 I
PDA DEC f'ast'c 9rapcs. Some are decorated. 0C
UnAl LJ Reg. 2.00 bunch, only 03C
BLOCK CANDLES Price
DRAPERY SAMPLES 'Sir
cccs,
5.95 yd.
.. Piece
79c
111 II I ETC A soccial ourchase of discontinued numbers. 199
YtALLLIJ Values to 6.50 plus tax Z
Values to 6.50 plus tax
BEACH TOWELS Wr'6 .rat,erns:.
j 00
00
5
i 95
LUNCHEON SETS?!e:at:,;ortU9a,'..u:pc:.."M:.
ARSBERG WHITE CHINArSS r,:r. 19
1964 CALENDAR TOWELS .ustA I00
Ha ikp YmiR cm An a f account
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ODD LINEN TABLE
Alway a favorite sales tabic! It's loaded high with ex
ceptional values such as odds and ends of table mats,
table cloths, odd towels, table liners, ironing board cov
ers, many others including good gift items.
SEE THESE VALUES!
SHOP EVERY
SALE TABLE
721 Main St.
Phone TU 4-4561
STOIE
'Klamath's Home Accessory And Gift Store"
CHEAPER THAN A
Rummage Sale
All New Merchandise
ALL SALES FINAL
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