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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1963)
r PAGE 48 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fells, Oregon Wednesday, October 23, 1963 --V It toy FAMILY GROUP Recent guests at the Kenneth C. Moore home was the occasion for this four generation picture. Pictured with Mr. and Mrs. Moore, left, are his mother, . . . . , f w I Li I L? I 1 M,;n F Mnnra San Praneiteo. second from riaht. and his arandmother. Mrs, Sophie T. Tyson, San Carlos. Making up the fourth generation are the Moore children, Michael, Robert and Julie Anne. Now li The Time lo Order PERSONALIZED Christmas Cards JONES' OFFICE SUPPLY 629 Main Ph. TU 2-4408 WOM Greet New Member Nellie ' Starkey, Mooscheart chairman for Women of the Moose 467, conducted her chap- TRY BEFORE YOU BUY Rent a BALDWIN PIANO $10 A MONTH RENT WILL APPLY TO PURCHASE (EASY TERMS) BOWDEN MUSIC CO. 830 Main (Across from 10c Storti) TU 2-4883 ler night program on Oct. 1. The theme was Christmas in Oc tober. As Jeanctte C. Mairs played White Christmas and Silent Night on (he accordion, co-workers marched and presented gifts for Mooscheart and Mooschavcn homes. One candidate, Evelyn Pres ton, sponsored by Mildred Shochy, was enrolled. The next meeting will be Star Recorder night, Oct. 22. . Sleeping Bear Dune in Leela nau County, Michigan, is the largest shifting sand dune in the world. Fashion Villa and White Stag bring THE WINTER PRINCESS N sW L.7AW' m '.;y The fit can't miss with proportioned gabardine STRETCH PANTS by WuieStap Orion acrylic, nylon and stretch fabric ... propor ; tinned in two length, de tailed with nde tipper and elf fabrio foot strap. The fit's to fabulous you'd think they were made for you alone. Creat matea for While, Slag's plushy pile pullover of 100 Acrilan acrylic in rich, winter-brightening colors. Stretch Pant. Snow Sweater, $15.00 112.00 . fabulous fur-like coat from the roval Feel as pretty, as protected as a princess in this slim line coat of W hite Stag's exclusive Tibetan Pile ... a remarkably rich fur-like fabric of 65S Acrylic, 35 Modacrylic fibers. The big, beautifully designed collar comes up over your ears, buttons under your chin, or opens flat. Double breasted with ornate metal buttons, warm rayon lining, two deep vertical front pockets. 330.00 Use Our Convenient Charge, Revolving Charge or Layaway omm By HUn Btchtn Gretn Stamps LjI Oregon Food Shopping Center AYALON and SHASTA WAY TO WED On Nov. 3 Lorn Louise Pratt will become the bride of Corbyn Roche Pomerov Jr. The wedding will take place in the First Church of God. Their engagement is announced by the future bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Ford are parents of the bridegroom-elect. Both young people are graduates of Klamath Union High School. NOTE SPECIAL DATE Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blumenthal observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner party in the Champagne Room of the Mark Hopkins Hotel on Sept. 29. Joining them in the golden wedding cele bration were their three children, Mrs. Lois Welch and Eugene A. Blumenthal, San Francisco, and Charles Blu menthal of Tuleleke. L S' CD Birthday Party SUMMER LAKE - Sept. 27 was the occasion for a birthday celebration planned by Edyth Withers, for her son. Pete, in observance of his fifth birth day, which was Sept. 29. Six 4 and 5-year-olds enjoyed the afternoon at the Withers' ranch home. They included Bil lie Rae Munson, Danny Withers, Jerry O'Leary, Wayne Cannon, Robbie Elder and Susan Clag gett. Accompanying the young- The official name of the city commonly known as Hong Kong is Victoria, according to Ency clopedia Americana. sters were Mrs. Alan Withers. Mrs. John O'Leary, Mrs. Rob ert Elder. Mrs. Dean Cannon and Mrs. Boyd Claggett. Joining the party after school was Pete's brother, Pepper, and two cousins, Michael and David Withers. Tlie decorated birthday cake was made by Dorothy Ogburn. DOHOL CLEVER DECOR Ladies, hang on to those old phono graph records and go to the Craft Fair to learn how to make them into these attractive plaques, Instruction for this art will be given at the annual Home Extension Craft Fair on Tuesday, Oct. 29, at the fairgrounds by the OTI Unit. Three members of this unit, left to right, are Mrs. A. E. Smith, Mrs. Ole Lunde and Mrs. Gene Culver. The public is invited to attend the fair where many novel ideas for Christmas gifts and decorations will be demonstrated. Club Adds New Projects Out of the Golden Age Club of the senior citizens, which was or-: ganized in 1959, so many interests have developed that several ad ditional activities have been form, ed and more are being planned to meet the growing demands. The Friday Forenoon Friendship Club meets on Friday morning at 10 a.m. every other week for the purpose of forming new friend ships. Knitting, sewing and vari ous other crafts and projects are enjoyed at these times. Besides the regular Wednesday afternoon meeting of the Golden Age Club as a whole the Younger Oldsters who are interested in folk, square and ballroom danc ing meet on Friday afternoons. On alternate Fridays from 1:15 p.m. to 2 p.m. slides or movies will be shown. Programs have already been scheduled up to and through Dec. 20 for these. It has been suggested that the name, "Armchair Travel ers" be given to this group. Leon's NOW IN PROGRESS Hurry! Save Women's Coats One huge group taken from' our regular stock and marked down for this event. All wools and wools with fur trims. Many styles and colors. All size ranges. Values to 9.95 NOW Ml 0 525 Mo Main Also Huge Savings on Blouses, Skirts, Sweat ers, Shoes and Teen-wear! Bethel 61 Bethel 61, Order of Job's Daught ers, held the first regular meet ing of the season on Monday, Sept. 16. Sally Hanville, honored queen. introduced a visiting past honored queen, Nancy McClure. During the business meeting, committees for the term were ap pointed and preliminary plans for the "Fall Fantasy" were dis cussed. The date for this annual affair was set for Nov. 30. 3 AN ADDED FEATURE for the 27th Annual Klamath Basin Potato Festival Attend The Festival ft 3 FREE STOWS EACH DAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY At the Bon FLATTERY Goes To Your HEAD with new styles just arrived. lllM. 1: You'll find just the right style in Winter Whites, oil the new Foil Shades, Poke Furs in black, white, beige and leopard, and Whtmscv Hats in feathers, gold, silver and mink trims. from 3.98 New Assortment VEIL HATS in pastels, black and white. jiisibeaumiiL f hats 9 but you can take it in hand with Gioves Fownes The popular stretch glove that fits oil hand sizes. Choose block, white or beige. 1.98 Lace MANTILLAS, black or white. Silk SCARVES, pastels or white. V5V from 2.98 1.00 Sally Gee weaves the magic of chiffon into high fashion. Sheer Delight opens to cover the head, is fashion right os a neck scarf or circles the waist. Finest Fashions PIUS tC Green Stamps lOifiMir Tht Pick of the Finest Fashions for Home, Career or Campus 480 South 6th Next to Oregon Food I K
