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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli. Oregon
Sunday, December , L3
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SHORT CLT
lis your dryer to Imhen
dusty draperies, slip covers and
bedspreads for an easy holi
day cleaning. They probably
don't need Hashing and the
dryer will tumble out tlie dust
and fluff them. Use the "no
heat" setting if your dryer has
one. If your drjer doesn't have drying cycle. Put in only one
a "no heat" cycle, you tan use big item at a time so it has
the last live minutes of any plenty of room to tumble.
THANKSGIVING REUNION All members of fhs Chil
Jcofe family were together for Thanksgiving dinner the
; first time in several years. The dinner festivities took
;place af the Bob Chiicote home on Lome Linda Drive
Jwhere this' picture was taken. In the front row, left to
(right are Eddie Chiicote, Emilie Thompson, Kris Chil.
cote and Danny Chiicote. Second row, same order, John
Thompson, Julie Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Chiicote
and Kathy Chiicote, In back, from the left, Mr. and Mrs.
Hale Thompson I Ruth Chiicote I, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chii
cote and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chiicote. The Thompsons re
side in Eugene, the other families reside in Klamath Palls.
Photo by Briggs
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'SALE CONTINUES The annual Christmas auction and
l.ale of art work by Klamath Basin artists will continue
two days this week. The art gallery in Maple Park will
be open Dec. 10 from 2 until 9 p.m. and on Dec. I I from
7 until 9 p.m. The last bid on auction items will be made
at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 1 1. Leo Karczag, mem
ber of the Klamath Art Association, is shown with several
items and paintings illustrating several different media
of work included in the sale.
Toastmistress
Meet Scheduled
Ewauna Toastmistress Club
will hold its last meeting for
the year 19IS3 Dec. B, at 7:30
p.m. at the Wincma Hotel. Ori
entation class convenes at 7
p.m. just preceding the regular
meeting.
Dorothy Hearon will lead the
flag salute to be followed by in
spiration prepared bv Irene
Payne. Ellen Shunn will present
the lexicology lesson and Lillian
Hill will serve as grammarian.
Timer, Millie Swisher, will em
ploy the new timing method
throughout the meeting.
Topicmistress, rtowena Mc-,
Donald, will present each spenk
cr with a topic for the two-minute
impromptu talks.
President, Beverly Ellis, will
conduct election of officers dur
ing the business 'portion of tlie
meeting. These officers will be
Installed Jan. 3, 1!KM. Their
term of office extends through
June, l!X4.
Marion Miller as toastmistress
for the evening will introduce
the program: a prepared
speech by Lois Jacob; an edu
cational feature "How to Make
Announcements" by Margaret
Davics, Irene Payne and Dor
othy Hearon; a workshop "The
Voice Is You" by It a m o n a
Smith. General cvaluator will
be Becky Campbell.
Elizabeth Ar'den
Presents
For Christmas
Holiday Letter
Send letter instead of a card this Christinas and srnrl It
PAR AVION a packet of prettinrss in airmail sizes. It is
all ready to address and sjend to friends far and wide, 5.00.
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Woodcraft .
Lodge Meets
Neighbors of Woodcraft met
Nov. 3 for a birthday dinner
at Harold's followed by a
regular meeting in the KC
Hall with Thelma Roller pre
siding. Willan M o r a c h e was pre
sented the mother of the year
gift by Verna Wenner and Viv
ian Floetkc.
Songs were sung by Eleanor
Cook and Barbara Adams.
Thimble Club hostesses were
Gerty Huff and. Angelia Malani
at the home of Susie Harris.
The lodge met again on Nov.
18 with presentation of pins the
highlight of the meeting.
Effie Rcdkey received a 50
ycar pin and Bertha Hewitt,
one for 39 years. Thirty five
year pins were awarded to
Martha Gilchrist, E.siia .Miller,
Willan Morache, Mildred Smith
and Elsie Itamsoy. , ,
' These honored members were
led to the camp fire and giveij
their pins by Neva Hayes and
Susie Harris.
Present for the meeting es
pecially for the pin ceremony
was Mabel Mathney of Eugene.
Refreshments were served by
the committee composed of
.Maude Holmes, Eva Y n u n g,
Lois Gray and Jennie Charles.
On Nov. 21 members of the
Thimble Club met for a pot
luck lunch at the home of Elva
Weaver.
A letter was read from Wil
lan Morache thanking the lodge
for the honors bestowed on her.
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