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BETROTHAL TOLD Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Lewii, thi
city, announced the engagement of their daughter, Dor
othy, to Ronald D. Markham, Stockton, Calif., at a recent
reception in their home. Their wedding will take place in
July of next year. The bridegroom-to-be is the son of
Mrs. Julia T. Markham and the late Louis D. Markham of
Stockton.
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PARTY PRINCIPALS - Bride-to-be Judy Larson was honored by her former high
school friends at a shower at the Ralph Bowman home in Alturas on Nov. 9. The guest
of honor is shown at right with three friends home from college to host the affair. Lett
to 'ight are Pat McCunniff, Yvonne Bowman and Bonnie Hickerson.
Bride-To-Be
Is Honored
AI.Tl'R.AS Three Allur.-M
pirls wore home from college
.Saturday, Nov. !, lo honor Jurly
Larson with a miscellaneous
.shower a( the Ralph Bowman
home. Co-hostesses of the lovely
affair that brought togollier
nearly 50 friends of the young
hride-to-he were Pat iMcCuniff,
Bonnie Hickerson and Yvonne
Chapel Rites
Unite Couple
Duma Nicks of Ashland and
Ober C. Brown, Fort Klamath,
were married Oct. 2fi at J'arks
Wedding Cha)el in Reno.
Wedding attendants lor the
couple wore the bridegroom's
jnn and daughter-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs. Ijco Morslad of Klam
ath Kails.
Tile bride chose a gold metal
lic dress and brown accessories
lor the ceremony. Mrs. Wor
st ad wore a dress in old rose
shade.
After a wedding trip lo I-ikc
Talioe the newlywpds returned
to Ashland where they are re
siding at 12 Laurel Street.
The new Mrs. Hi own is owner
operator of Nii kie's Beauty Sa
Ion. Her liushand is woods lioss
for the Bill Wamplcr Company
of Chiloipiin and is presently
working at 'Medicine like.
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Protection
QUtSTION: Whot it the low
est value 0 larm dwelling con
hive and still qualify tor thi
Forniwnef's inburOrxe?
ANSWER: At present S8000
i thp minimum value fnr the
principal dwelling ond S5000
minimum value on ony aridi
titnal delling.
Jerry frV
Thomas ' 1 .
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HKRAI.D AND
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Bowman. The four girls have
been friends through Ih e i r
school days in Allmas. 1
Judy is to be married to Rich
ard Phillips of Alturas Satur
day, Nov. 30, at the Alturas
.Federated Church. Slie was giv
en a bridge luncheon and show
er in October by .Mrs. Walter
Oysin, Mrs. Herman Weber,
.Mrs. Steve Slinkard ami Mrs.
Jerome Ho.xey at (lie Hoxey
home.
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BRIDE-ELECT Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stough announce
the engagement of their daughter, Glenda Louise, to
Richard Ivan Lehrman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard I.
Lehrman. Both families reside in Klamath Falls. The wed
ding will take place Dec. 21 in Mt. Laki Community
Church. The future bride is a graduate of Henley High
School and her fiance of Klamath Union High School. He
will be graduated in December from Oregon Technical
Institute.
NKAT TRKAT
A room looks neater if dirt
nnd finger smudges are washed
off the walls, areas around door
knobs and light switches. You
can keep suds from smearing
walls or woodwork when you
sponge a light switch plate. Cut
out a heavy cardboard frame
for the switch plate and hold it
in place when cleaning. Bo sure
power is off.
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colors JJlort includ- g
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Officials
Visit Aux.
DUNSMUIR-Dislricl officials
were guests at a recent initia
tion meeting of the Dunsmuir
Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux
iliary, No. 4718, at the VFW
Hall.
District President Flora Ellis,
Weaverville, was the guest
scaker. Other dignitaries pres
ent included Mrs. Gloria iMoul
lon, district color bearer, Red
ding, and lister Burnall, dis
trict commander, Weaverville.
The current project of the
Dunsmuir VFW auxiliary is ac
cumulation of articles for a gift
box for Camp While veterans.
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GUEST OF HONOR In honor of her 85th birthday.
Mrs. Inge Dusenbery was honored at a dinner Nov. 6 in
Bonanza by her nephew, Agnar Jordanger,
First Lady
Is Nominated
Mrs. .Mark O. Hatlield, wife
of the governor of Oregon, has
been recently honored by the
Millinery Institute of America
by nominating her as one nf the
"best-hatled" women of the
year.
Each year the .Millinery In
stitute nf America presents
seven (ioldcn Hat Awards, rnc
each in that many categories.
Mrs. Hatfield is nominated in
tlie Public Affairs category
along with Edna F. Kelly. U.S.
delegate to the United Nations;
Marietta Tree of the United Na
tions: Olvela Culp Hobby, pub
lisher of the Houston Post, and
'Mrs. Richard Nixon, wife of
the former vice president nf the
United Stales.
The six other categories are
theatre, films, television, classi
cal music, popular music and
society.
Presentation of the national
frn flpure) ARROW "DECTON" GLEN: in
0 wosh ond wear bUnd of 65 Docron,
35 long-stople cotton. Medium. spreod soft
collor style with Kort points.
Quota Club
Quota Club of Klamath Coun
ty has been holding regular
Tuesday luncheon meetings
each week at Molatorc's Res
taurant. At the Nov. 1!) meeting, David
Card, local attorney, spoke to
the group on the importance of
wills for aH families, with or
w ithout children.
The group also enjoyed the
company of several guests. Mrs.
Mary House, Mrs. Doris Argot
singer, Mrs. Vera Durant, .Mrs.
Pansy Boone, Mrs. Ann Steers,
Mrs. Marian Linville and Mrs.
Venice Dryden.
Recently the club enjoyed a
polluck dinner at the home of
Esther Newell on the Lakeview
Highway.
Golden Hat Awards will Iw an
nounced at the semi-annual mil
linery fashion show-brunch to be
held in the Royal Box, Ameri
cana Hotel in New York City
on Jan. 5, l!ifi4, when National
Press Week opens.
We Gift Wrap Them
Beautifully, Too!
with a sleigh-full of Vjy3fs ' . ,JfiPV .
ARROW9 . (fff-V
WHITE SHIRTS JA' ffiEfc
filled with many smart collar styles.. . '"f - &&''(
many fine fabrics... for every man on your list v V! S W f
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500
Birthday
Is Observed
BONANZA Agnar Jordanger
entertained with a dinner at the
Bonanza Cafe on Nov. 6, honor
ing his aunt, Mrs. Inga Dusen
berry, on her 85th birthday.
The two fall flower arrange
ments on the dining table were
later presented to -Mrs. Dusen
berry and to Mrs. Frank Brown,
who was celebrating her birth
day on that date also.
A pretty w hite cake was dec
orated with yellow roses and
"Happy- Birthday Auntie" in
yellow icing.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Du
senlierry, Agnar Jordanger, .Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Jordanger and
Kimbcrly. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Brown, Mrs. Jake Werner and
Karen, Mrs. Barbara Baird.
Mrs. Bon Tyree. Mrs. Dick
Botens and Steve and Mr. and
Mrs. John Brown.
A social evening followed the
dinner.
Sleeping on a
is like sleeping
on a cloud!
SEALY MATTRESSES
Starring as Low
as 39.95
S&H Green Stamps
Open Friday) Till 9:00
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12th 4 Main ' TU 4-8858
fa isB-k.
NEEDLE CLI B MEETS
NEW PINE CREEK The
New Pine Creek Needle Club
met Nov. 16 at the home of
Mrs. Ruth Clark. It was decid
ed to have the Christmas party
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Alio malei a
great bath divider.
$9
QA I'nil parked
17 in convenient
mailing carton.
"Klamath's Home Accessory & Gift Store"
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9:00
YOUR STORE
721 Moin
95
Sundav. Dec. 15, in the Grange
Hall. Mrs. Buna Faris and Mrs.
Sue Vincent were remembered
for their birthdays. Mrs. Hilda
Holt will be hostess to the club
on Saturday, Dec. 21.
8(o(3Q
unity
helf
ddt bathroom tpare without using mote!
for cosmetics towels
toiletries
Thii femintL Hral Vanity Shelf add
l?autv and pire lo any bathroom! le
lignrd lor f realrr convenience in the itor
aye of bat hint; arrenone. il tit a over any
aier lank and moil hamperi lo odd apace
and beauty.
Exclmut Pero-rail p
ihelf edgr tafeguarda "C-
mailer article!
tatiily installed tubular polei limply map
in place. Hiattic cap protect ceiling and
floor. Shehea attach to polea with poiitnt,
totk-Ught connector. Pnlei, o.el ringa
and three iheltea formed of heavy ateel
tubing and wire with gleaming chrome
hni'h. All ibeNea are 22" long. 8 V deep.
Polei extend from 7!j to 8'i feet.
Single Towel Pole
For that wait corner or
hard to use spot. Two
rings ond towel bar. Same
strong spring con- QQ
struction as vanity C
Shelf. Only ... ij to,
TU 4-4561
A welcome orrivall So many Arrow
white thirtt from which to choose hil
gift ... In Aeftering cellar atylee
for dignified or daihing Dodi. your
"other half' e relative, a friend,
any and every type of manl In fin
quality cotton broadcloth, oxfordft,
wath and wear fabric Including
blendi . . . each shirt with the Arrow
contour-tailoring that onurei pmrinA
Hi. "Sanforised," of ceunel
A. ARROW TA6BER: of fine quality
cotton broadcloth. New, norrower
cut Engliih-ttyle collor with under
neath tnop lob to keep It imeothly
in tin.
8. ARROW CHASE: of eaiy-eort
waih ond wear 100 cotton. Non
wilt collar with mediuffl-ipread
horter point.
ARROW TIDE: 10ft collor, son
fabric
C. ARROW DART: of fin quality
cotton broadcloth. Non-wilt coMof
ityled with rgular4ngth points.
ARROW DALf; am styles ivsuty
broadcloth.
0. ARROW GORDON DOVER SDt
of eiferd'weave cotton. Buttonowat
eft collae stylo with medium-length
points.
HARMONIZING ARROW TIES ond
HANOKERCHIES:
Ties In polka dots, foulards, stripes
solids, novelties, motif types.
Handkerchiefs of fine qvortty soft
fobrics. Man-site; white, tonei,
border, initials. '
0.ionl JJA,
Charge your selection
on our Convenient
Revolving Charge Plan!
asislore
Ti( piihltc rvi- U nr v
of nlinf nur )ntimnr
milpfifi will b imwfrfd Willi
nut rhMiBf or nhMtlon If ou ll
nd or brinff ihrm tn
JERRY THOMAS
INSURANCI AGENCY
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