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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1963)
PACE-B HERALD AND Tfie tongue of the gecko liz ard Is to long that the reptile can use it to wash its eyes. HOUSEHOLD j CLEANING HEADQUARTERS Rug Skmpoor Power Upholstery Cleaners Floor Polishers ontj Woxert 0 Woiino, Polishing, Clean ing Chemicals f Vacuum Cleanars (Domestic or Industrial) Rentals - Sales! m 7$ pRENTAIr rr 1003 I. Main via AT SHAW'S For That Extra Touch , X.J.J LU II 11,'til liaVkssssssssssssl HOLIDAY DECORATIONS w Perfect anywhere in your home w Choice of gay holiday designs Smart Hallmark Honeycomb assembles in seconds W Use again year after year. A wonderful gift Shaw Stationery 1 . 729 Main aleen. AW The) Pick of the) 4480 South 6th ill NKVYS. KJamalh Falls. Ore. Club Party LANGELL VALLEY - Mrs. Lloyd Gift entertained her bridge club oo Dec. 11. Lunch eon was followed by cards with Mrs. Mabel Pepple win ning high score, Mrs. Bill Burnett, second, and Mrs. Mas Gale, traveling. Later the women exchanged gifts and each was given a red or green "scrubber" which had decorated a table Christ mas tree. Present were Mrs. Cecil Haley, Mrs. Harold Williams, Mrs. Doug Smelcer, Mrs. Har ry Frazier. Mrs. Lester Leav. itt, Mrs. Mabel Pepple, Mrs. Bill Burnett and Mrs. M a Gale. YULE LOGS CRATER FUEL CO. Ph. 4.9737 - mantle, table, window or wall modern or triditional PAINTS THE LANDSCAPE WITH COLORFUL KNITS KNIT PULLOVER: Blue, block, green, mauve, red, orange. In lues S-M-L. $4.98 TURTLENECK SHELL: Full rongt of colors In "lights ond bright!." In sues SM-L, $2.98 KNIT TAPERED PANTS: Blue, block, oreen, moute, orange. In luti 5-15 and 6-14. USE OUR CONVENIENT CHARGE REVOLVING CHARGE OR LAYAWAY PLANS. Finest Fashions PLUS ?M" Green Stamps 11011 Finest Fashions for Home, Sunday, December K. 196J DKG Notes Anniversary The second birthday of the chapter set the theme (or the Dec. 7 meeting of the Alpha Lambda Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma. President Dol ly Bunch presided. The tables were appropriate ly decorated with the Christ mas motif by Lucille Faus and Blanche Montgomery. The cen terpieces had been made by Goldie Peterson, who was un able to attend due to an OEA commitment. Holiday touches were added by a gold and red money tree and a flower -bedecked birthday President Dolly Bunch pre sented Dorothy Greene with her past president's pin in recogni tion of her work in leading the chapter through its first cru cial year. Vera Ochcs presented Don Hcrbig and the Girls Ensemble of the KUHS music department who sang three delightful num bers. Aura Mitchell, who was chairman for the day, served the birthday cake and led an impressive candle ceremony. Wilma Marvin read the his tory of the society which had been prepared in rhyme by Aura Mitchell. Mrs. Geraldine Owsley, a charter member of Alpha Rho State, was guest speaker (or the day. (She gave the interest ing highlights Of the events which led to the establishing pf Delta Ksppa Gamma in Ore gon. Jeanette Jackson gave an in formative report of the initia tion committee with the recom mendations for next year. All were pleased that Anne Overman, a member now work ing on her doctorate at Oregon State, and Lotis Joneschiet, a reserve member, were in at tendance. 1 Nell Stewart presented the society with a hand embroid ered scarf to be used in cer emonials. The next meeting will be held on Jan, 11 instead of Jan. 4 because of Christmas vacation. Frances Stewart, Wilma Mar vin, and Lucille Faus will be the hostesses. An interesting panel discussion is planned for the next meeting. Rivaling the tulips ... a three-quarter pullover, flaunts brilliant color, horizontally pin-striped by a contrasting tone. Two-tons trim at deep V-neck and wrist, continues this bright Idea. Add a solid turtleneck shell for colorful cowrup. Coordinated, Side-tipped, trim tapered pants . . . complete this eye-catching Carter, or Campus Next to Oregon Food pi NUPTIAL PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gibney are at home in Klamath Falls followinq their recent marriage. Mrs. Gibney is the former Fay Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robets Sr., or Bonanza. Malin Parties MALIN Among the recent affairs in Malin was the party Dec. 10 given by Mrs. Con Johnson for the Happy Hour Bridge Club. Prize winners were Mrs. Lester Schreiner and Mrs. Charles Hamilton. Others present were M r s. W. C. Dalton Sr.. Mrs. J. Per ry Haley, Mrs. Charles John son, Mrs. Robert Holt, Mrs. A. E. Street and Mrs. G. C. Blohm. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Petrasek , Holiday Sleepwear By HELEN IIENNESSY Newspaper Enterprise Assa. Women's EiUr NEW YORK (NEA)-The bed fme story for the holidays is a long one. For the big news in holiday sleepwear Is length. There is a definite return to sweeping, romantic gowns and robes that have elegance synon ymous with the season. And they make handsome gifts, In deed. You will find co-ordinated gowns and peignoirs in chiffon tricot, appliqued with lace and glimmering with satin trim. Should you want to send Christ mas greetings with flowers, you will find pastel floral prints blooming on darker backgrounds in luxurious nylon tricot. Reminiscent of the 1930s Is a group of jewel - toned robes, trimmed with ostrich feathers or fur. And the ultimate in night gowns is one done in pale pink crushed velvet. Fragile though they may look, most of these gossamer nighttime fashions are easily cared for. Synthetics and syn thetic blends make sudsing a cinch and an iron just so much excess baggage. There are Empire gowns, to gas, flowing shifts all pretty styles to dream in. The sleeping beauty should look as regal as a princess this holiday season. So when you choose a gift of sleepwear, keep elegance in mind. It's not too early to drop a Christmas hint. REROUTE HOME TRAFFIC Do you have regular "traffic lanes" in your home? Most homes do and changing these from time to time will distri bute wear evenly on carpets. Shifting the furniture w ithin the room will create a new traffic pattern. f 0 YOU It ( - Protection 3 QUESTION: Does th theft in surance under o Homeowner poltcy opoly to th things we take with ut on o vacotion? ANSWIR: Y, it W ond it opphes anywhere cu go tven during travel in foreign countries. D.Witr I J Ant wet r"fHf Your mTy Insurant I Questions L Jjf J ThU ptiMtr rve U mir f drtning Your Inttirtnr qu tiont will b nirtt without rhtrr or obligation if you'll Mitd sir bring thorn i JERRY THOMAS INSURANCI AOINCY J84 U. 7th TU 2-533S were hosts Sunday, Dec. 8, at a smorgasbord dinner at their home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Petrasek and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petrasek and Terri, Mr. and Mrs. Cy McColgin. Marcia and Andrea, Mr. and Mrs. George Brothan ck, all of Malin, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Carr, Dcanne and Dean and Bill Frenzel, Klam ath Falls. Mrs. Bryon Johnson, Mrs. Ce cil Jackson, Mrs. Frank Vic torin, Mrs. Les Unruh and Mrs. T. A. Evans were among those entertained last week at a dinner given by Mrs. Silver McFall, Tulelake, for members of the Bumpers bowling league. Gift shop the elegant, easy way. . . give HICKOK INSTANT GIFTS for Christmas Already wrapped, ready for you to present . . . each distinctive gift comes in its own glamourous golden gift box with a Golden Circle gift card attached. You'll find something to delight every man on your list in this wide selection . . . each item wears the handsome look of Hickok qual ity. Come wrap up your Christmas shopping the pleasant, Instant way! 3 Gifts in One. Hickok Wallet and 3-in-l gift Deluxe Wallet and Key IcfiV Zffi&Js Key Case Set, In black or brown. Case Set in black and brown, 1? fcftyftsy Packed in smart re-use Jewel Case. Packed in handsome dresser cd- twrf- 1-. a ifo'jtVl T $5.95 dy. $7.50 1 " V; fvQr w MaaIMalaIIIIIIIII- Travel Tie Case. Mahogany color. arVercV. ' Travel Commuter Kit of top grain T" jsh"" ' " ' V! . 'ifjlrfe' fc ' mahogany cowhide. Water proof iW" ' 'i , j A"'J.?; lining. $5.95 ! v, t .aW'Mt;: Smart Grooming Set In distinctive ILfihr ' I ' $ IS' ;ft package. Compact and con- - Personahred Tie Selector Rack. i f , . "; ,. ' Walnut and 36 chrome folding , ...... . , . - . . , J :' t ,fm, v 05 Imported Clothes Brush or top pi 1 n, , I I . I " quality with brass handle. $S.9S I V i fj-'f . ; I ..Si New . . . Boot Master Shoe Shine Kit combined with bank. Black and brown polish puffs and buffers. $5.95 Fay Roberts Recent Bride BONANZA Fay Roberts and Vernon Gibney were recently united in marriage in a cere mony performed by the Rev. Lain Sibbet at Peace Memor ial Church in Klamath Falls. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gib ney, all of Bonanza. Baskets of lavender and white gladioli were at the altar, set ting the color theme for the ceremony. The bride's gown was floor length of white nylon lace with round neckline and short sleeves. The fingertip veil was held by a rhinestone crown. She wore lace mitts and carried a bouquet of white ros es and carnations, centered with an orchid. Maid of honor was Marjorie Thomas and bridesmaids were Mrs. Ronald Roberts and Leah McFall. The bride's nieces, Marjorie Roberts, Linda Rob erts and Cynthia Roberts, were flower girls. Their frocks and those of the bridal attendants were lavendar brocade taffeta and were matched by head bands. Bouquets for the attendants were orchid and white carna tions. The three flower girls carried orchid baskets filled with white and orchid petals. Richard Roberts, brother of the bride, was best man. Ush ers were Donald Gibney, broth er of the bridegroom, and Alex Sapiens. Steven Roberts was ring bear er. Mrs. Ross Ragland was the organist and also the accom panist for Richard Roberts, the bride's brother, who sang "Be cause" and "0 Promise Me." Mrs. Roberts wore for her daughter's wedding a deep rose brocade street dress with matching accessories and cor sage of white rosebuds. Mrs. Gibney wore a beige brocade taffeta with brown accessories. Her corsage was yellow rose buds. Following the ceremony, a l"'' I r Unique Book Jewel Box. "Book of . $m .-S ' ' i ls Je Jk. I W the Month" tor December.Conven- . iMi.'lB "T '' I dJle eVililS ''n'n()Prac"ca. $5.00 . We'll be happy to gift wrap your (election and have) it all ready to tuck under the tree. Our convenient charge ac counts take) the sting out of playing Santa, too! DiEWS Manstore reception was held in the church parlors. Richard Rob erts baked and decorated th three tiered wedding cake which was trimmed in laven der and white and topped with a tiny bridal pair. After the ini tial slice was cut by the newly, weds it was served by Mrs. Great I WW 1 It jTH ft: Open Monday till 9:00 51 Leon Roberts and Mrs. Charles Roberts Jr. The bride's grandmother, Mrs. Ella Condonier of Stock ton poured coffee. Linda Gib ney, sister of the bridegroom, served punch and Lorna McFall was in charge of the guest book and gift table. Gift Artist Smock... T Arnel Jersey Robe! $ 2 Main - Free Customer Parking 5th & Main 733 Town For the honeymoon trip to Lake Tahoe and San Francis co, the new Mrs. Gibney wore a brown sheath dress with beige accessories and the or chid from her bridal bouquet. Mr. and Mrs. Gibney are now at home at 2050 Vine Street in Klamath Falls. Idea... of Jerseys Collarless round neck short robe of solid color Arnel Jersey ... the miracle fab ric that asks for so little care. Sizes S-M-L. 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