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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1963)
Took Trip About 40 members o the Gold- PAGE t HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore on Sunday, Stptrmber 1. 161 en Age Club of Klamath Falls were cuests Aug. 16 on invitation of the Fifty Plus Club of Med- ford. The trip was made by char tered bus and private cars. A chicken dinner w as served nl- lowing a program of music, skits v- I. : - and short talks. The afternoon was spent in visiting, cards and dancing. Nearly 150 club members were present from Klamath Falls, Medford and Ashland. Lorena Ward is president of the Klamath Falls group. to"' 9 . B ..-"- iTH ft I 4 ' ' Li 1 A 1 NEW OFFICERS Betty Ann Chapman, seated, who hs been elected president of Theta Rho Girls Club No. 40 of Merrill, held her first initiation Aug. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the IOOF Hall. Initiates, left to right, were Vickie Chapman, Elaine Smith and Caro line Lyman. They will be installed as heralds at the next meeting, Sept. 5. Li i I .wawwi...u TOASTMISTRESS ELECT Beverly Ellis, left, is president of the Ewauna Toastmistress Club which meets at 7:30 p.m. each second and fourth Monday of the month at the Winema Hotel. Meetings begin in September. Second from the left is Mrs. Glenn Mil ler, secretary. Second from right is Rowans McDonald, club representative, and right, Mrs. C. W. Campbell, treasurer. Not shown is Helen Taw, vice president. The first meeting will be Sept. 9. Photo by Kettler 25th Anniversary. Of Toastmistress Sale Starfs Tuesday. Sept. 3rd. Closed Labor Day! SEPTEMBER ONLY! FAMOUS McKESSON I REBEL niHHIIB III! Be prepared for school doys end winter weather with lh b..l vilomin Iniurance for Iht whole family! You'll find every popular Bexel Vilomin on Salt - big economy sizet at half pricel Notice you get two bottlee of Vitamin C or B-l for the price of onel All olher famoui McKeuon Vilaminj Vi oftlTou II find vitomim tor ennaren, teenagers, aaum, oiaor iom, t,,u ., ...... BEXEL Vi PRICE BEXEL SPECIAL FORMULA IMPROVED ISO Copiukl i moi. iupply) NOW W t n on JQ&9 VSw SAVE $4.79 BEXEL CANDY-LIKE CHEWABLE TABLETS FOR CHILDREN 250 Tabltli (S'i mol. lupply) NOW SAVE $3.74 2 FOR PRICE OF 1 "vi ' Mdfesson 1 VITAMIN McKESSON VITAMIN C (ASCORBIC ACID) TABLETS" 100 mg, lOO'i RES. $129 Each Bottle NOW 2 Bottles For $129 ALSO 550 mg. I00" 11 Ptl VIIAMIMt ft BEXEL MPM (MAINTENANCE PLUS MINERALS) 225 Coptulti (7't irot. lupply) . NOW SAVE $3.43 BEXEL VHP (VERY HIGH POTENCY) 180 Copiulil ( mei. supply) NOW s SAVE (6.49 liil Mr (Msinltnonu Urn) 225'i, tg. $5.1? Now $1.95.. Sava 2.9 Bevtl Vilamin Copl., Children 350 1, Rig. 5579 New $2.90.. Save $.I9 Bxtl Vilomin B Complex 250't, teg. $4.23 New $1.11.. Save $1.11 Beiel HP (Hiah Polency) UO i, Ng. 5.5 New $4.10.. Save $4.79 Benel Ororge-Havored Vilomin liquid tor Children 12 or, teg. $2.9l New $1.49. .Save $1.49 BEXEL LARGE SIZE SPECIALS BEXEL SPECIAL FORMULA IMPROVED 100 Copiulei (lOOdayi tuppiy) .,. 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TABLETS 100 mg. 100'e REG. $425 Each Bottle NOW 2 Bottles For $425 ALSO 25 mg. lOO'i REO. $150 Each Bottle NOW 2 Bottles For $150 50 mg. lOO'i REG. $250 Each Bottle NOW 2 Bottles For $250 REG. $249 EachBcltle NOW 2 Bottles For $2f9 500 mg. 50'i NOW 2 Bottles For $249 REG. $249 Each Bottle VITAMIN I c J OTHER McKESSON VITAMINS OFF Vitomim A fc Bit Cod Uv.r Oil, N. t. and Mini Flavored Niacin Wheal Gtrm Oil Ytair TobUti (Irtwor't) MtKtuon PhoiCal Copiulti whK or without Iron (Dicalcium Phoiphato with Vitamin D) FREE! I MULTI-COLOR RETRACTIBLE PEN WRITES RED AND BLUE I Hu'ry.e.laVa coupon bflew to yeur dtvg lloft. Say Iht mog-c word "BokoI" ortd (hit hondioma, two woy pan that wnlii rtd antj blua ii VOURS FREE whila iwpply loitil PERSONALIZED WRITING KIT a ONLY $100 Comporablo $3 Value With coupon Damped by your druggitll 50 Sheell heavy qual.ly ilationery end 25 matching tnve. lopet in land lone linen detign wiih Your Nomo Imprmtedl Alio 0 3 year calendar deik lype blel. ter end ball point pen in matching color ... in leather-grained coiel Wonderful giltl Toastmistress clubs all over the world are observing the 25th anniversary of their founding as an international organization. But even before Dial, Toastmistress clubs had been organized by women who wanted the opportu nity to develop poise and selfi confidence. So the program of fered by the Toaastmistress Club has evolved to meet a variety of needs. Practice in making extempora neous and prepared speeches helps the person who speaks to a large group as well as the per son who leads a small group such as a Cub .Scout den. Developing a larger vocabulary and use of correct grammar makes for a more interesting con versationalist. Learning to com municate more effectively is of value to everyone. Acquiring a working knowledge of parliamentary procedure helps not only a presiding officer bul also equips a person to effective ly aid the processing of business at a meeting. Personal grooming is of prime mportance tn women today, so Toastmistress education has c.v tended to cover etiquette. Rioom ing and protocol. A Toastmistress Club is a prac tice field where a member re ceives constructive evaluation so that she knows what she needs to improve. Ewauna Toastmistress Club is a youngster in the international organization-just five years old. But its members arc as enthusi astic about the benefits of Toast mistress training as those of the first club. Members' occupations include homemakcr, salesperson, doctor, teacher, an illustration that Toastmistress training can benefit women in all situations. The public is invited to attend Ewauna's first meeting of the fall, Sept. 9, at 7:30 p.m. at Lhc Winema Hotel. PERSONALIZED WRITING KIT Poonoliiod Writing Klt(i). 01.00 lor each Kit). Pleaie lend mo. Encloied And $ MXIl e P.O. lex 117 e j,r,ho, N. Y. Send ' r Imprint el ebove. If different Imprint ll do. tired end for each additional let ordered pleoie print clearly en teporolo iheet el paper and attoch to thee coupon. DIUOOI11 I AUTHnilHTimi Ihie elfer void In any etat where oroh.biled or other, w.ie reitricted. Add tolei toe mneit ooelirnhle. Allow vo to 3 weeki for delivery. Cflih valve nt ih.e coupon one mill. Otter eeptroi Decemoer 31, IfoJ, ODERKK'S PHARMACY 2212 So. 6th Ph. 2-4683 Library Club Starts Season The "Garden Fantasy" tea at the home of Mrs. George Blanas, 1036 Eldorado Avenue on Mon day. Sept. 9, will open the fall meetings of the Klamath Falls Library Club. .Mrs. Phil bchroe- der is president. Hours will be from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Those interested in cultural, ed ucational and artistic programs and projects are invited. The tea is not limited to members ol the Library Club. Amaranth Picnic The Amaranth Court held its annual Southern Oregon Lit I If Grand Picnic at Diamond Lake Sunday. Aug. 18, with Friendship Court No. 11 as host court. Other courts represented by members and families were Med ford, Newport, Salem, Bend, Eu gene, Portland, Rosebtirg and Ore gon City. There were 1W persons present, including Grand Royal Matron Laulelte Norton and Grand Royal Patron Frank Gucr- i. A potluck dinner was served in the old-fashioned way by Chair man Tholma Colvin assisted by! Associate Patron Carl Colvin and Conductress Pearl Nason. A number of prizes were pre scntcd during the afternoon. Garden Club Organized NEW PINE CREEK A valley garden club was organized recent ly al the Grange Hall with 23 paid members. Sixteen were pres ent. Following organization the club will meet regularly on the second Wednesday of each month at the old cookhouse at Willow Ranch. Mrs. Clara Cloud has granted thei use of its facilities for club activities. Mrs. Floyd Clark was elected president and Mrs. Ramona Po- chop, vice president. Other offi ccrs elected were Mrs. Dean Morrison, secretary, and Mrs. Mrs. Clem Mulkey, treasurer. Charter membership has been ex tended until the next meeting on the afternoon of Sept. 11 when all interested women will be wel comed to join as charter members. At this meeting the discussion topics will be "Fall Plantings" to be conducted by Mrs. Clara Cloud. "Holiday Suggestions" will be dis cussed by Mrs. Maxine Smith, Nile Club Meeting Ruby Sheridan of Miller's De partment Store will talk on new fall millinery for members of the Zuleima Nile Club at a 1 p.m. luncheon meeting at the Winema Hotel, Sept. 4. She will illustrate her talk with new fall hats. NEW BRIDE Mrs. Thomas Joseph Baker, who ex changed wedding vows Aug. 24 in Alturas, is the former Carol Sue Taylor of Klamath Falls and later Alturas. The young couple will make their home in Daly City, Calif. aijlor-Halzer Uowd Repeated 3n AtluraA School for his law degree. He is a graduate of the Christian Brothers High School in Sacramento. Out of town guests were Janet Lindstrom, Eugene: Janet Stin son, Portland; Mrs. Garfield Swan son, Portland; the Robert Filing son family, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rose, Dr. and Mrs. T. F. Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lambie, all of Klamath Falls: tin. Reuben Laurhammer family. Red Bluff; Dr. James Taylor, Osford. Ohio; Miss Lanna Hacklcr, Orland, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. John Gurich, San Francisco; Mrs. Wilson Deck er, Joseph Decker, Wiiion Decker Jr., and James Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hardesty and Mr. and Mrs. Felix Franci, all of Sacra mento. ALTURAS Carol Sue Taylor and Thomas Joseph Bjker of Al turas exchanged marriage vows before Father Ignatius Estcs in Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Aug. 24. The service was at 4 p.m. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Ern est Taylor and the late fcrncsl Taylor was given in marriage by a brother of her father. Dr. James Taylor of Oxford, Ohio. The bride groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Baker of Alturas. Her white satin wedding dress was made floor length. With it she wore seed pearl earrings and a single string of pearls. Her illu sion veil fell to the shoulders from a pearl tiara. Her flowers were white roses and slephanotis. Mrs. Robert McKim of Phila delphia, Pcnn., sister of the bride and her only attendant wore a polished pique sheath dress with draped, bustle hack in pale pink. She carried a nosegay of pink roses. Best man was the bridegroom's brother, John Baker. His broth ers Tim and Stever. ushered guests to their seats. A young er brother, Roy Paul, was altar boy. Following the wedding there was a small reception for the family and close friends at the Paul Ba ker ,home. Chris Baker attended the guest book. Robie and Kathy McKim, nieces of the bride, and Eugenia and Tracy Baker, sister and brother of the bridegroom, passed the rice packets to the guests. The bride and bridegroom left for Lake Tahoe for a short honey moon before moving to their new home in Daly City. Carol is a recent graduate of the University of Oregon where she was affiliated with Alpha Phi sorority. She has taught school in Alturas during the summer school session and will teach in the Bay Area this fail. She graduated from Klamath Union High School in Klamath Falls. Tom. who is finishng his last year at San Francisco Slate Col lege, will attend Hastings Law Black is still the grande dame of all the colors. Especially in shows. It adds depth to kidsk'n. brilliance to patent, an import ance to matte finishes. 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