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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1963)
PAGE 3B HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon Sunday, Dmtnber 29, 1963 HlHlill- J ' 'i " "" ' "j "ir si STAGE PARTY Committee chairmen who arranged fhe annual Christmas dance for Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi are shown on the stairs of the Yacht Club where the party was staged Dec. 7. Left to right are Smokey Shaw, Mildred Lewis, Mau reen Zacher, June Roady and Louise Oden, ' "', 1 i n i ii i.i jni iii.ii,,.. ij.ii i nun iim,....u.iuiimiiiiiu ,,fv ,.. , If W w SPECIAL GUESTS Three new pledges to Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi were among those enjoying the Christmas dance at the Yacht Club Dec. 7. In a setting of festive holiday decorations, members and guests danced to the music of Pete Colley and his band and were served a midnight buffet supper. Aux. News MALIN At the November business meeting of the Malin American Legion Auxiliary, members voted (o send $10 and other gifts to the legion gift shop in Roscburg. A hospital bed has been do nated to the auxiliary by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson. The auxiliary now has two beds available for loans. The potluck and Christmas exchange party will be held Dec. 11 at 6 p.m. in the Com munity Hall. Gifts are not to exceed 50 cents. 1 J luwiture Zalk "HOME FURNISHING IS OUR BUSINESS" By BOB CUSHMAN WINDOW TREATMENTS offer you o chance for fresh, individ ual decoroting (ouches, evn otter you have solved the bos- c problems of light control and privacy, through cur tains, draperies, shutters, hades, blinds, or whatever you select appropriate to the room. There is often a problem of furniture placement in relation to large window areas. Most of us don't core to sit with our bocks to the window. If vou do place furniture before the window, avoid too - solid pieces. Open-armed or cone backed pieces, for instance, iet the light come through ond the view. One of today's most popular furniture items is the long table or. the long low chest designed to fit under o win dow. Beautiful in themselves, they also provide extra storage manv will house such things as stereo components! And thev offer O setting for the display of important acces sories ond art objects. In fact, versatile chests there ce beautiful examples m every furniture style can be one of vour most important ourchoscs. Stop in and see the new ideas in our d'splov. One rrwqht prove to be an import anf focal point for your liv ing rcom, to dramatize a wall or wmdow area. dairs FURNITURE I APPLIANCES 1 . - Christmas Party Helcf MALIN Twenty seven mem bers of the Helping Hand Soci ety met Dec. 18 at the Commu nity Hall for the annual Christ mas party. The hall was deco rated in the holiday motif with Yule arrangements on the tables where a potluck dinner was served. Mrs.' Harold Kniskern pre sided at the brief business meeting. Following a report of the welfare committee, mem bers voted to give $20 to assist one needy family. An exchange of gifts was made and the names of secret pals made known. New names we re drawn fur the coming year. Present were Mr. Lester Schrcincr, Mrs. John McCulley. Mrs. Lou Draper, Mrs. Merle Kvans, Mrs. Bill Hays, M r s. Ben Bolin, Mrs. Gerry Brown, Mrs. James Lacy and Ronnie, Mrs. Francis Street, Mrs. Les I'nruh. Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. Emma Wilson. Mrs. Clar ence Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Merle Looslev, Mrs. Bess Ann Smith, Mrs. Halbeit Wilson. Mrs. Dick Deny. Mrs. A. E. Street, Mrs. Jack Ratliff, Mrs. Norman Ja cob and David, and Mrs. Hu bert Morelock. Guests were Mrs. Ken Wilson nf Malin and Ellen Jeans, Seattle. Auxiliary Meetings MERRILL The Morrill Unit of the American Legion Auxil iary met in November at the home of Mrs. Thelma Stukel. Following the business session, members stuffed envelopes for the Tuberculosis Society i n preparation or the mailing of Christmas seals. Mrs. Stukel is TB chairman for the Merrill area. A Christmas box was also packed for the Roscburg Hos pital. Members voted to sponsor a Camp Fire group and pay for the chatter, guardian and as sistant guardian fees. Mary Wells, district presi dent, made her official visit to the Merrill VFW Auxiliary meeting on Dec. 4. She was ac companied bv 11 members from Klamath Falls. Also present was 'Mrs. May Deboy of Boise. She served as musician. A report was made by the hospital chairman that novel lies, wrapping paper and rib bons were mailed to residents at Camp White. The November meeting was devoted to making candy to send to Camp While at Christmas. Kate Merrilees was winner of the "Wonder Who" box. Refreshments were served by Mary Catherine Walker and Carol Suty. Church Rites Unite Couple ALTL'RAS Juamta Fay Stan field and Dolan Ray Ellcnberg. er exchanged vows Dec. 7 at the Church of God. Bieler. Calif. The Kev. Wade Ruby ofliciated. For her wedding, the bride chose a ballerina length gown of white lace over tafleta. The bodice was fashioned with a sweetheart neckline and three quarter length sleeves. Her shoulder length illusion veil was secured by a crown, and she carried a bouquet of white roses outlined with red poinsetlias. Patsy Auble was her sister's matron of honor dressed in a red taffeta gown featuring a bouffant skirt and elbow length sleeves. A red velvet band with a macthing veil, red satin slices, and a bouquet of red carnations, accented with white poinscttias and white ribbon, completed her ensemble. Serving as bridesmaids were Bonnie Harper. Adin. Billie Ar nold. Nubieber. and Arvada Darnell, a cmiMti of the bride, abo of Nubieber. Their gowns, accessories and bouquets were identical to that of the matron of honrr. Standing as be.-t man w a s Tommy Ellenberger, brother of the bridegroom. Scaling guests were John Mulholland and George Harper of Adin, and Charles McCulby cf McArthur. Prior to the ceremony, Billie Arnold and Arvada Darnell pre sented musical selections, ac companied by Marion Car michael at the organ. At a reception in the Ameri can Legion Hall in Bieber, Shar on Smelcer and Fern Harper as sisted in serving (he guests. A pearl - green dress with black accessories and a wiiitc rose corsage was worn by the bride's mother. The mother of the bridegroom win e a t w o picce, brown brocade suit and white rose corsage. For her traveling ensemble, the bride chose a red wool, two piece suit, with a black fur col lar. Her accessories were of black patent. Following a honeymacn along the coast and the Redwood Highway, the young couple are making their home in Adin. The new Mrs. Ellcr.bergcr is the daughter ct iMr. and 'Mrs. Sidney Slanfield of uNubiebcr. She is a 19X1 graduate cf Big Valley High School. The bridegroom, son cf iMr. and Mrs. Gilboit Ellenberger, of Adin was graduated in ttl'.'il mm Mi. 'jrf - ml t It tv 1111 BRIDAL PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Dolan Ellenberger were married Dec. 7 at the Church of God in Bieber, Calif. Mrs. Ellenberger is the former Juanita Fay Stanfield of Nubieber. OVER THE GARDEN GATE STATE LINE CLIB NEW PINE CREEK-At the last meeting of the State Line Garden Club an appointed committee displayed the Christ mas arrangement which was la ter placed in the First Nalion al Bank in Lakcvicw. Chairman Ruth Clark named the committee to work on the club's booth display for the Ce- from the 'Big V a l ley High School. He is employed J)y the Lovcncss Lumber Company of Adin. darville Fair in l4. Those to serve are Hamona Pochop, chairman, Katie Ekstrom, Maxinc Smith and Ruth Logan. The remainder of the meeting was devoted to making attrac tive holiday decorations from various common articles. These included wall plaques out of old records, chimes from can lids and other tin work shown by Vi Bishop. Clem Mulkcy demonstrated a bird feeder she had made of automobile hubcaps. Klna F o 1 1 e 1 1 demonstrated making of ribbon roses. Amaranth Initiation At the last stated meeting of Friendship Court, Order of the Amaranth, on Dec. 18, the ma jor part of the evening was de voted to initiation. Presiding were Royal Matron Velma Krauss and Royal Patron Frank MeCornack. Initiated into the order were Olive and Paul Hanna. They were presented a Christmas corsage and boutenniere before entering the hall. The appointed grand officers, Julia Spence, grand representa tive to the state of Maryland, and William Goen, grand assist ant lecturer for Friendship Court, were escorted to the throne where the royal matron gave a reading and presented each with an initialed gold key chain. Following tlie meeting, mem bers retired to the dining room where a Christmas tree held gifts for each. The tables were also trimmed in the holiday theme by Mary Wells and Ge neva Swift. Refreshments were served by Blanche Schulze and Madelon Hensley. Family Home For Holidays This year the holiday season is an especially happy one for Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Homer who welcomed their three children and their families home in time for Christmas festivities at the family home. 2437 Applegatc Street. Hamona and her husband. Dr. Vergil Miller, and their daugh ter, Karen Sue. live in Cheney, Wash. Mrs. Miller is a student at Eastern Washington State College where her husband is head nf the business administra tion department. The Homers' second daughter, Wanda, her husband, Frank Smith, and four children, Hank, Dava, Chris and Natalie, drove front their home in Eureka, Calif., to join the family in Klamath Falls. Completing tlie group was Ed mund Homer, his wife, Sandy, and their children, Angelica and Miko of Long Beach, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Homer arc both teach ers there. ft TOO MARY MARTIN Ey moke -up hat becomt a nectttdry part of our avery-day grooming for do y rim weor pencil in eyebrows making short feothor strokes upward and out word always ktping pencil sharp apply roll on mascara to en hance, tho ayelaihes. However for evening let yourself go let color run riot ... Try two tones of eyeihodow pastel and metallic tor example . For o striking eye accent, draw a silver streak across the root of your up per lathes and add a pastel shade obove It for o luminous look. White eye shadow, used olone, will moke your eyes look larger and almond shaped also empha sising the whites and making tha color of your eyes more outstand ing. Phone TU 4-3316 for your appointment with beauty HOUSTON BEAUTY SALON, 500 Main St., upstairs over old Town Shop location. Use our 5th St. entrance. Shop Monday & Tuesday STOREWIDE SALE Ends Tuesday Night LUCAS FURNITURE QUITTING BUSINESS! 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