Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 01, 1963, Page 11, Image 11

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    IIKRAI.D AND NKWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Sunday, December J, 196J PAGE S B
FAMILY REUNION The home of the William Cretwells
on Donagel Avenue was the scene for this family group
picture taken on Sunday, Nov. 17, at a pre-Thanksgiving
celebration. The group included their son and daughter
and their families. The front row, left to right, are Jamie
Croll, Leslie Croll, Megan Creswell, Laura Croll and Mrs.
Family Notes
Early H ol id ay
Sunday. Nov. 17. became sn
early Thanksgiving Day lor the
William Cresuells who were
hosts to their son and daughter
and their families at a turkey
dinner, complete with all the
trimmings of the holiday season.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Croll and
their four children. Jamie. Les
lie. Laura and Robbie, were vis
iting for a few days homeward
bound to Kamloops. British Co
lumbia, after mere than a year
spent in Europe and the British
Isles. Dr. Croll was taking ad
vanced courses in London.
On their return, the Crolls tra
veled across the southern part
ol the United Slates.
The early Thanksgiving din
ner party also included Dr. and
Mrs. James Creswell and their
children. Megan. James An
drew and Bill Jr., who reside in
Klamath Falls.
Dropping in for an afternoon
visit were Mr. and Mrs. William
Weitkamp of Tulelake. long time
friends of the Creswell family.
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Party Fetes
Recent Bride
L.WC.ELI, VALLEY Mrs.
.lorry Thomas was guest of
honor at a wedding shower at
the palish hall the evening of
Nov. 13. Mrs. Thomas is the
former Sheila Spillane. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Spillane.
Hostesses were Mrs. Martin
Gift, Mrs. Bide Steward. Mrs.
Bud Lee. Mrs. Keith Turner,
Mrs. Maurice Wescott. Mrs.
Lloyd Gift, Mrs. Bill Burnett,
Mrs. Ralph Vaden. Mrs. LeRoy
Fernlund, Mrs. Evea Adams
and Mrs. Bobby Lee.
A centerpiece of blue daisies
in a while container on the gift
table was later presented to
the bride.
Mrs. Thomas was assisted in
opening her gifts by her two
sisters. Mrs. Kenneth Hric
ziscsc and Patricia Spillane.
Mrs. Bobby Lee served the
cakes and Mrs. Bide Steward
served the coffee. Punch was
served by Maury Wescott.
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James Creswell holding James Andrew Creswell. Back
row, same order, are Bill Creswell Jr., Mrs. Robert Croll
holding Robbie Croll, Mrs. William Creswell and William
Creswell. Standing are Dr. Robert Croll, left, and Dr.
James Creswell. Photo by Guderian
Family
Reunion
DAIRY Relatives gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Schmoe over the Nov.
lfi weekend for a family rain
inn and pre-Thanksgiving din
ner. A social time was enjoyed
following the Sunday dinner.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs,
Paul Schmoe of Vancouver,
.Mrs. Sallie Hunter of Toppen
ish. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Nave of Quincy, Wash., Mrs.
Eric Johnson. Oakland, Ore.,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolh.
Lakeview. Mrs. Sid Hall and
Judy and Claude, Winston, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Kolb and
family, Klamath Falls, Mrs.
Louise Schmoe and sons.
Charles and Silas Kilgore of
Langell Valley. Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Roberts. Mrs. Tom McAu
lilfe and daughters, Klamath
512 Main Free Parking 5fh & Klamath
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Welcomed
BONANZA Mr. and Mrs.
Boh Freirich are parents of their
lirst son. Michael Robert, born
Nov. 20. He jcins three sisters,
Valerie, Romney and Michcle.
Bob "Freirich is coach at Bo
nana School where he has
taught for several years.
Grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Freirich Sr. reside in Eu
gene. Mrs. Freirich is pres
ently visiting her son's family
in Bonanza.
Falls. Mrs. Louise Wood s,
Charlotte and Jori, and Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Schmoe. Kar
en, Virgie and Don Schmoe,
and Albert and Eldnn Burg
dorf. During the evening Paul
Schmoe showed pictures taken
on their trip into Old Mexico
last winter and spring.
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NOVEMBER BRIDE Mrs. Warren Reese Collins, the
former Joy Gard, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford B. Gard, former Chiloquin residents now residing in
Baldwin Park, Calif. Her marriage was an event of Nov.
9 in Los Angeles. Photo by Hap Byers, Culver City
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We Give iiV.' Green Stamps
Box of 3 pair
$200
Box of 3 pair
$235
Box of 3 pair
$250
LAST WEEK!
Prices Go Back Up December 6th
Collins-Gard
Vows Recited
Joy Gard. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford B. Gard.
Baldwin Park. Calif., former
Chiloquin residents, and Warren
Reese Collins, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur J. Collins. San Ga
briel, were married Nov. 9 at
St. Mark's Methodist Church in
Los Angeles. Dr. Thomas Wyatt
officiated.
The wedding reception fol
lowed in Fellowship Hall of the
church. The bridal pair visited
Grand Canyon and CarUbad
Caverns on their wedding trip
before returning to their new
home in San Gabriel.
The new Mrs. Collins is a
graduate of Chiloquin High
School and Northwestern School
of Commerce in Portland.
Clifford Gard gave his daugh
ter in marriage. She wore a
gown of Italian bombazine fash
ioned with long sleeves and full
skirt with bustle back held by
Card Party
The Lady Elks attended the
regular monthly card party
session en Nov. 13 in the lodge
hall.
Marguerite Dunne was award
ed high score in bridge and Ber
tha Harlan, second.
Ramona Carter was high in
pinochle.
There will be no regular
meeting in December. The next
play will be Jan. 8.
rail's gifts,
Main
Declare a Holiday
Meat the drums
three roses. Sequins and pearls
trimmed the scalloped neck. A
pearl and sequin crown held the
fingertip veU and she carried a
bouquet of white roses centered
with a white orchid.
Her going away outfit was a
chocolate brown knit suit worn
with beige accessories and the
bridal orchid.
Mrs. Melvin Stewart, Klam
ath Falls, was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Marilyn Bur
nett and Edith Woodward. Al
hambra. Calif., Joanne Gold
smith, Portland, the bride's
niece, and Wanda Gard, Ander
son, also a niece.
Another niece of the bride,
Diane Goldsmith, Portland, was
flower girl, and twin nephews of
tlie bride, Danny and Dennis
Gard, were ring bearers.
Kenneth Wooley, Allmmbra.
was best man and ushers were
Dale Collins, Terrance Collins,
Randy Gard and Clifford Gard.
Also present for the ceremo
ny were Melvin Stewart and
Richard Tyler, both of Klamath
Falls.
It's Jones' Office Supply
Brid Books, fram 2.00
Waddina Plan Books
from 1.80
Wadding Invitation and
gift list book, 2.S0
Showor Invitation cards
(pack), (ram S9c
Whito or colored Biblos,
3.75 to B.OO
Mr. nd Mrs. Gama pak,
5 games, 1.00
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See Our Wedding Consultant for all Your Needs
fanoA ' Office Supply
629 Main
During the last
Christmas, we always have such
a rush in our hosiery department
that we are not
the demand for "Better Than
Gold" hosiery. For our early
shoppers we offer this unbeliev
ably popular and beautiful hose
at unbelievably low prices. Make
sure to have plenty of them for
your Christmas giving and stock
up for yourself. Prices go back
up December 6th!
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MARY MARTIN
Na matter haw much car roll hara
lnvetr. IB aar hair, your hands,
yalir maka-aa ani avaa yaar (own
and fltura emm all ba Ul br yvur
baarlnf. A fractfat carftaga and
mavtrntnl flatter aar litara and
blltlta aaaada tram yaar appaaranra
baaldaa balai bara baalthfBL Remem
ber praper earrlara la Bat eemelhlnr
but mtiit ba practiced aa pari ef your
everyday roallne. DON'T aland with
a thruil-eut cheel ar droopy head.
Cbeel and pelvis shanld ba aquarelv
aver each alber. Walk with lege that
awing fram the hips, walk with a
alight spring and net loo long steps.
Phona TU 4-33U for your
ejppotntmtnr with beauty
HOUSTON BEAUTY SALON,
500 Main St. upstairs over old
Town Shop location. Uia our
Sth St. entrance.
for
and Bridal and
Shower Needs
Brides' Bingo, 1.09
Wadding Caka Figures,
fram 2.90
Miniature Brida and
Groom, from 16c
And many other wadding
dacorotions and supplies
Including engagement an
nouncements, wedding in
vitations, etc.
Ph. TU 2-4408
1
weeks before
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