Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 31, 1963, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Wednesday. July 31. 1963 BIRTHDAY PARTY BONANZA A picnic lunch swimming, followed by cake and ice cream were the highlights Bly Couple Are Honored WIIITE GLOVE CARE The fashion mark for summer washed after eacn wearing. To help them dry quickly, wring out freshly-washed gloves and roll in a towel. Unroll and blow into the gloves to force air into the fingers. Next stuff the gloves lightly with facial tissues to help the air cir culate through the fabric. Hang up using a clothes pin. Even dur ing the most humid weather you'll find your gloves will dry over night. n. Xcmw a of the party celebrating the fifth birthday of Philip O heelle, given in his honor July 17 by his grand BLY - The parents of the first grade class of 1U63 honored Mr. and Mrs. Warren Joneschiet White River, Saint Francis, and Wood, South Dakota. Mrs. Jones chiet will receive lier bachelor's degree at Southern Oregon Col lege at Ashland where she wiU attend summer school. She is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma. They have a daughter, Marvel Robinson of lshpeming Air Force Base. Mich., and a son, Merlin -' . A ty Helen techin mother. Mrs. Lloyd Gift. Guests were Pat and Mike O'Keeffe. with a going-away shower held in the multi-purpose room of the Gearhart Elementary School on June 29. f', r Robin and Ronnie Gail Gift, Nan cy Noble, LeRuy Fernlund, John Lynch, David Pennington. Bruce Nichols, Dennis and David Fitz hugh and David Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Joneschiet have of made their home in Bly for the 1100 FREE STEAKS 1 past zu years. He is emD oved at the Modoc Lumber Company. Mrs. Joneschiet, of the Army Dental MONEY... Won't buy everything, but it's r"ii"9 wh' RENT! COME SEE US SALES & RENTALS Sickroom Needs Party Needs Tools VALLEY RENTAL 1003 Eost Main TU 4-6812 AT STAKE ! jonescniet Has just accepted a teaching position at the Fairhaven School in Stewart-Lenox. She has Laboratory in St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Jim Baker presented the couple with matching lamps as a farewell gift from their many friends in Bly. Those attending the ros, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buchanan. Mrs. James Dixon, Mrs. Carl Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patzke. Mrs. Ray Nelson. Dorothy Nelson. Mrs. Herbert Hadley and Mrs. Mike DiUavou. taught the first, third, seventh and eighth grades at the Bly schools during the last 12 years. i Wotch for affair were Mr. and Mrs. V SNOWBALLS II AI6UST! . I '..--.. . .:'- tne attended the Southern State Normal College in South Dakota and taught school for six years in Max Cline, Mrs. Frank Womack, Mrs. Fred Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Cambron, Mrs. Tony Quad- PAGE i-B ... . s, ' I ti .VtmiSntm i "I mm mi. ii imniiiiiiimimi I J I- NEWLYWEDS Mr. and Mn. Robert Werner were married June 15 at the Free Methodist Church. She it the former Lorene Jonei. They will reside in. Klamath Falls. Couple Recite Nuptial Vows BONANZA A double ring cere-1 mony June 15 at the Free Metho dist Church united in mamafse Lorene Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rcedcr, Klamath : Kalis, and Robert Werner, son of ;XIr. and Mrs. Jake Werner, Bo- ;nanza. ' Pink and while carnations were '. decorations for the service per' ; formed by the Rev. C. 0. Tre- ; mam. The bride wore a blue dress t with white accessories and a cor ; sage of white carnations. Her at - tendant, Susan Banta, was dressed in pink with white flowwers and accessories. Lodge Meets Neighbors of Woodcraft met Monday, July 1, in the KC Hall. Barbara Adams presided in Die absence of Thclma Roller, Guard ian neighbor. Sylvia Stang was a guest from! Salinas, Calif. '? The rcfreslimcnt committee in- '.; eluded Goldie McClurg, Ruby '; Gates, Ruby Beaver, Fran1 Hayes and Kitty Karnes. - On July 15, tlie lodge met In .regular order with Thelma Rol tier presiding. ' Neva Hayes and Susie Harris! :were honored for being chosen ; district officers. On the social committee for this session were June Zumwalt, Ruth Novotny, Gertie Huff and Sylvia Tilton. , ) On July 25, a coffco hour was. ' given at the homo of Juanita Carlson in honor of her mother, Mrs. Daniel Witucki of New Ulm, Minn. ' Assisting were Vivian Floetke, ; Evelyn Carlson, Juanita Carlson, ; Cynthia and Francine Floetke. TRAVEL SUITLIKS When you're packing the car for the family vacation trip, in clude a plastic bottle of water, a "litter bag" and a roll of paper towels. You'll find these supplies handy for cleaning the windshield between service station stops. ". cleaning sticky hands, and wiping tup spills from on-the-road snacks. Jim Stone was best man. Mrs. Reeder wore a beige sum mer suit with brown accessories and Mrs. Werner a teal blue suit with white accessories. Both moth- crs had pink carnation corsages. Immediately following the wed ding a reception was held at the home of the bridegroom's par ents. Mrs. Nelson Wood, aunt of tile bridegroom, served cake, and his sister, Karen Werner and Mrs. Ray Baird poured punch. The new Mr. and Mrs. Werner are making their home in Klam ath Falls. BID FAREWELL Mr. and Mrs. Warren Joneschiet were recently given a farewell party by their friends in Bly where they have resided the past 20 years. They are mov ing to Klamath Falls. . Sh( ower BONANZA A lovely stork shower was given at the Bonanza Library on July 19 in honor of Mrs. Kenneth Hricziscse. Hostesses were Mrs. Bud Lee, Mrs. Ralph Vaden. 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