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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1946)
Spring Flowers Theme Of Forma In a lovely setting of artificial spring flowers, Sally Mueller, daughter of Mrs? Helen Mueller, was crowned queen of the De Molav spring formal, Thursday night April 4. annual oiion, " .... -i- , . .ea. 4u""",i, nlnt rnVobuds on her hair. The saiiy ana P'" ' - V"'. Rrnthnrton. escorted by Tiie aance, an uuui '"i v j i.kinn temple from 8:30 to 11 o'clock, witn tvans- orcnesu Fred Reeves, DeMolay master counselor escorted Queen nri ni&ccd tne crown 01 pum iuwowmj na piw'B."u;l twA nthrtnn snorted bv Gene IK- Effie lo ens escort'by" fed Reeves; Mary OBrien es corVed by Bonnie Elttrcim; and Janice Bilyeu, escorted by Jack Elttreim. bracelet embellished with the DeMolay emblenv In pearl The cornation ceremony took place before a throne 'draped with the white DeMolay altar cloth and emblem on a carpet of artificial green grass strewn with daisies. White pillars in the hall were entwined with colorful sDt-ins flowers. A buffet supper was served by Jack Webber, Patrons for the affair were Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Palmer, Mr, and Mrs. William Milne, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Rockholt, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Reeves, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonney. In nronortion to population, Vatican City has the largest Every girl attending the affair was presented with a chain army In the world Handbag Lovelies that are new at LONG'S at tracted Martha this week . . . because we all like to look our especial best for the Easter sea son .. . and a bag's Important to ensemble finesse. LONG'S latest bag arrivals consist of astonishingly low priced Cordes, grain kid, mag nificent doeskins, inexpensive plastic patents . . . cobra snake, IWnivl nnri alligator. The dressy Cordes come In black and brown . . . their quality enhanced by Intriguing UlOUSe UlterU luc te handles and trim, . . , . lor r Easter-time suit can whUe the pouch-type grain kids be omething extra special if umZsl ... with tortoise shell tops . . . it,s one o MUriel'S custom- il7 are parucuiuray Bupiuie mades Teen-Time Suits that are ideal Easter wearables for the sub-debs ... are among the newest at WHYTAL'S . . . and the beauty is they can be worn with or without blouses. The all-wool fabric suit has a sleek, fitted jacket, round neckline and stitched breast pockets . . . and is priced at $10.95 . . . whereas the lovely jersey sports an Eisenhower jacket and slightly flared skirt. This, too, is in the moderate class, being only $12.95. The lively colors are as pretty as a basket of Easter eggs . . . royal blue, fuchsia, rose, aqua ana Sizes . include 9 through aA cho'll ho olaH - . . . . .. ..... .t,ln.. fhi mlnr .olMtlnn V ' " -Z " -7' u. WHYTAL'S ... in tne Meai- SSMSTMSS SB i&BttE sssr. ?Ws It ;MM .mn the kid bags. f sortment of new. junior size The doeskin pouches ... tins or regal taffetas . . . with s ;,' 8 roomy and fashionable ... marvelous imported laces for K?'tr. s", ri' come in. coppery uihubiiiuu, yci- trimming touch. nrVwonderful 7orBcTrryiAg out ...MURIEL specializes, -too, in setiinf ot, "slimming jacket i vesiees ur unities . . . mat oc ... cricea at S14.UU, accessory colors. ki t b, ith shoulder P"Leu V . . II youre consiaering a ok sleeves. If you'll drop into to give-mother next May 12th . V M . J" lWorKo timet that vnn see . snoP .111,H ?laln nn " in LONG'S "ght away and select your ma- LCXJctlB, yuui uiviuc w ready by Easter. New items in the Bee Stewart line . . . being shown In ex clusive stores of the east . . . are also found at MURIEL'S . . . including sequin-sprinkled evening bags and belts ... or gayly felted boleros, dresses . . . and other types of such as the Koret's of ribbed jersey . . . with the popular "trik-skirf the new APPAREL ones in ; . . 719 Main. . 1 ' ' fi- 4Uvw-, snj L sV.'J ii(HAi.i) niswh. Kumm rm. '"'mv. nril . uu. Mr4 S V" : . ''.S!' NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS of the Klamath Saddle club are, left to right Eliza McDonald, HPpn Perrv and Morv Truax. The last meeting of the group was held Wednesday night at the home of the outgoing presiaenr, oiancne narmun. Nuclei-inn Marlhfi nleA Tmlnrl vnn f nat MURIEL'S ... in the Winema Snealitna Of ShOCS Hotel building has every- i ...u ,--. t f nitre JttSXZ Tnew'shmeni VS2S coming hats from forms to wear numbers you won't want to miss. Among the loafer types . . . a great favorite of the teen set are those comfortable, Compact News comes from CURRIN'S where they're overstocked 'on frills. these handsome .little items that are necessary to any well- onuinned handbae. In the mark- All Wtttnwiiwi &1tnna " - - . . . . ...... . 7vuv . . . ni t biiuac down group are both metal and hBlnno,B t tHo A,innn n sturdy Oldtown Trampeze and uare Ptav?eS ' ' mTv Beauty ShoP 0wIers and r- S1 a ch9ice of brown, black or Pnlrt ST Elated ' ' oThers a' wUl be closed immediate- P red.. . . and a wide range eiSi u ,s iXfr Plated , - "'hers , . Sundav for two of slzes including some narrow with brightly enameled tops. X . , Sriuli 5tn;, widths Those formerly marked $5.98 . - says Eth el S o m Bo wih and $5.25 have been cut, to de". P re3i( oi feiuam- coolees f $3.98 ... the $4.49 compacts am 8ro"P tnat ootn own- market aeain) with a in trio nnJi tho urn ers and operators can attend inK jnrKet again; . . . mm a J. I3-1?. I,:.,: S.e. t',2.5 the state convention ... to be toe-strap design . . .and Hey- lecUon Is an unusually beauti- held in Portland Monday and ful metal number, formerly Tuesday, April 22 and 23. priced at $8.40 . . . now marked- Those who have standing ap- days, patterned on the loafer style . . . both Joyce shoes. To go with your gardening togs are "Blue- Jeans" ... a $5.49. ..... .; - pointments at their favorite gportg shoe fashioned of' denim With the time less than two """v "J "l . . . with a farmerette look . . . months away when graduation days,. alet b"ei,y warned by and you can still obtain those gifts are being sent . . . Martha Martha to have appointments satisfactory brown and white suggests you look over these adJusted right away . "they, golfers . . . either leather or extremely desirable compacts " k v.""- ruDDer soiea ... at bisons u.o.. .... . . exclusively yours at 525 convenience to you . . . but Main tnink oi an tne new ideas tne at CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS the friendly drug store at Ninth and Main. Smoked Oysters . . . which Martha assures you are delectable' ; ... . will he avail able in a matter of days at PINE STREET MARKET. This shipment is small . . . but if you like them enough to say so . . . Owners Eastburn and Elliott will gladly re-order. One way of serving them, I'm told ... and incidentally, it makes a little so further . . . is to mash the oysters and mix operators will bring home from c r j thp stvlp show. . klflWIHIUliK jeweled lapel pins ... by Nata lie .. . gold and silver plated bracelets, chokers and earrings . . . circlet clips . . . and a fresh line of metal compacts are new at YOUR STORE, Inc. . ; 721 Main ... all surprisingly inex pensive but of good quality. -The pins . . . hand-wrought', polished and plated in 14K gold finish ... are set with an as sortment of cut gems that sparine brilliantly as snow- with mayonnaise . . . soread on WrIfl-If f'ftlf ttnhtHM flakes. The price is only $3.54 fon1ratD f a v i noli iA aA While "n1: JZZ; 5"! ,A new style and fabric versatility """" -J5.w " w uiciibiwi luc new snip- 0 j v, ai1 uc liau omiy ur- m sets , . . ment of , fancy packed crab morni" lomtag up' For IJn- J make fetching ad"mentS meat . . '. minced razor clams Sv " "Sit. Wr tor yur Easter outfit ... and . .and oysters . . . none of Sw' S tK Martha considered this, selection which have been exactly plenti- elegant Shanfunes Vlain or PUR STORE offers among the ful in canned varieties. nmfri nrH thi SnSJ best i0T many a day- PINE STREET MARKET "gured, zippered up the front , . ' corner of Seventh and Pine . . . dinginl'es ruffled has also received more jars of 8 8 crePs . J"1"6" th rnoL-ii v, Sllks . . . and swishy checked lh w Cherries (or maras- taffetas . . . lovely echoes of chinos, if you prefer) ... to add the trousseau days, an appetizing color dash t o Even more moderately priced drinks and desserts. than the silken robes are the in which LaPOINTE'S has The metal costume jewelry cheerful flowered seersuckers 3lnitlfn Fnrin . . . on display at LaPOINTE'S, ZZ-, Orm, amed at THE CAMEoNhoI ery-day wear because they'?e Miss America and Form-o- V7?7 u 7 SH0P washably practical. . Uth are among the outstanding fW fcl . s'v at are pe ; brassiere names Martha noted . j 8 -f'u1,8 , ver,y ?wn in THE TOWN SHOP'S goodly- eSH,ns -bl?.i.1 ovel.y for 8 Pandora Piatailm stocked lingerie ciepartmlnt . : . graduation gift. The sets come runuoru ngiUUS from junior tQ h matron in white, pink or blue, with and Pandora Pixies are intrigu- sizes . . . with built-in pads nower designs . . ; and, besides ing names of the new virKin or seoarate hnst r,ari oiiiahi China Desk Sets For smooth fore-and-aft lines mere are Jantzen girdles, ine DIE blotter, consist, nf int. wool slinnvor ewnafoM Uof well, stamp box, letter holder have just been unpacked at ana rocking blotter. Leons TOTS TO TEENS Beverlv Voeues. Mab nf Hnilv: SHOP ... in a veritable flower- wood and other well-known Baiuen array oi colors . . . bios- Drands . . . giving a varied se som pink, baby blue, cherry, lection for you to be correctly buttercup, spring green, white fitted ... in pantie styles, two and navy. way stretch or zippered step-ins The Pigtails are for the 7 some with fabric panels), through 14 ages ... and the Len8ths range from 13-inch to Pixies for the 3 to 6 sizes. TOTS tne longer 17-inch types. v '"mm ' TO TEENS has Pandora-ble Tnen cme the silky Bitsy iS 3ly mace Red ... cardigans on order . . , with Britches . . . perfect and cool because I got so wound ud about w!?Ich to form mix or match r under-slack wear ... in .SSSS hereshoX.'11 Other late arrivals Martha ul,n- , kmowb momers win be interest- that I enmnlpfnlv fnmnt tick in the phone number . . , P.f09,; and t0 mention that iv a mrs. alma found who is ed in knowing about are the Toas Fnw Tultnm - - " fine-wale cnrHnrnv itmmiAo lerving these dinners in her of true blue Pink and two from infant sizes through six Home at 2638 Gettle street' fhades .of tan . . . in sizes 2 yeaFs for their complete Mso. Mondav's w rfn to 6. Easter wardrobes . . . are found from the kitchen ... and rtnn't There's another irrnnn SPENCER'S .... children's trvation is necessary. target a four-hour advance res- Spring wool suits for the voune SS?? ?tore ,at 69 M.a,n ry. misses at TOTS TO TEENS , I snoPPlng me ana w oj Ananias. &HOP ... 602 Main . . . the raraigan style having knife pleated skirts . . . and the bat tlejacket type a box-pleat skirt . . . available in two shades of blue, coral and aqua. Study Clubs Residents of Klamath county are showing considerable interest in the Social Hygiene Home Study club being organized by the Klamath County Public Health association. To date 35 Deonle have enrolled for the four training meetings to De given durine Aoril and May. All four of these meetings win De neia at the American Legion hall, by the courtesy of the Legion. With the cooperation of the Oreeon Tuberculosis association and the Brown Trust ot tne uni versity of Oregon Medical school, the Klamath County pumic Health association is bringing into our county excellent speak ers for these training meetings. The schedule is: April 6, Dr. Ernest Warrington, director of religious education, Oregon btate college, Corvallis; his subject is Techniques in Uroup -.Discus sion." April 27, Dr. Adoipn Weinzirl, director of the E. C. Brown Trust, division of social hygiene education, University of Oregon Medical school; "The Part of a Home in cnaracter Conditioning" will be his sub ject. May 11, Prof. Robert C. Myers, sociology department, University of Oregon, Eugene; "Family Problems" will be his subject for discussion. May 25, Dr. O. R. Chambers, head of the psychology department, Oregon State college, Corvallis; his sub ject will be "The Adjustment of the Adolescent." The first of these meetings, April 6, is for heads of organi zations and leaders. The other three meetings will be open to members of study clubs and to those taking a correspondence course in social hygiene. Enrollment for this series of meetings is still open. For fur ther information call Mrs. E. A. Geary, county chairman of the county social hygiene committee, or Mrs. Thomas C. Parker, ex ecutive secretary of the Klamath County Public Health associa tion, telephone 6259, or call at the health association office, room 5, county courthouse. Aloha, OES Aloha chapter, Order of East ern Star, will meet Tuesday evening, April 9 at 8 o'clock for its regular meeting in the Masonic temple. At this meeting, the worthy grand matron. Hazel Graham of Tillamook, will make her of ficial visit, when Cascade Crest chapter of Chiloquin and Pros perity chapter of Malin will join with Aloha chapter for a district meeting. The Aloha chapter Social club will honor the worthy grand matron with a tea Tues day afternoon, April 9. Hours will be from 2 to 4 o'clock in the temple parlors. All mem bers and visiting members are invited. Those in charge of the re freshments for the evening meeting are Grace Fairclo, Nina Bubb, Mary Case, Ethel Davis, Margaret Gelhaar, Mildred Hil ton, Gladys Hougue, Irene Hughey, and will be 'assisted by members of Cascade Crest and Prosperity chapters. TWO - YEAR - OLD Jackie Sandmeyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sandmeyer, 1855 Earle, beams happily on his birthday, Thursday, April 4. Guderian Honor Guest Mrs. Lorona McNalr, as sociate grand matron of Oregon of the Order of Eastern Star, whose home is in Ashland, was honor guest at a tea Tuesday, March 26, at the Phelps home on Auburn. The house was decorated with daffodils and forsythin. Mrs. Will Wood presided at. the tea table. The officers of Aloha chap ter and the Sunshine girls were guests for the afternoon. Mrs. Stevens, associate matron, Mrs. Peterson, and Mrs. Moss were guests from Ashland. In the evening Mrs. McNair was honor guest at a dinner at the Pelican where the Ashland group with their husbands joined Aloha chapter in a no host dinner. There were 19 present. Spring Roundup .. Spring roundup of Women of the Moose will take place at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon, April 7, in the Merrill high school gym nasium.. Merrill chapter 18 will be hostess to Bend, Eugene, Powers, Marshfield and Klamath Falls chapters. Small group conferences will be held in each state in observ ance of the nationwide spring roundup. Margaret Fields, senior regent, will serve as general chairman. Dovie Reeder, associate regent, will be conference leader, Leta Slolt will give the address of welcome and Blanche Dixon, college of regents, the response. All members are requested to dress in formals. To Wed PIONEER COMMUNITY Of interest to this community is the announcement of the forthcom ing marriage of Audrey Lilly of Klamath Falls to Fred Herrick, S 1c, Sunday evening, April 7, at the home of the bride's par- cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Russco Lilly of Klamath Falls. Mr. Herrick is on leave from the navy until April 15 when he is to report to Seattle. If you aro particular, buy your insurance from- Hani Norland. 123 N. 6th St. Soroptimists Business matters look up most of the luncheon hour at (no &ui optimist club meoling on Thin diiv. President Kalhloon Thompson called for several cotmullloe re ports, mill lotlris were roiiil from the Brighton and Hove club In Knglimil nml im m-tli'lo fi'i" l Hrllish Suroptlnilsl magazine riinimemliiiK "' t'111" for their generosity In contribut ing a scholarship In the Unlver- slly nf Oregon or Oregon hlino coilegii Id some young lOngll.ih woman who will bo selected by the British Federation. Thii Klnnuilh Fulls club re ported $342. Ill) In tho Mine, Noel Fund which Is for the rehiihlllln tinn nf Euroni'iin Snrontlmlstn mul $115 contributed to tilt) Chi nese Nurso's fund, Ida Odoll reported 19 pack ages of food mul clothing huil been sent by Individual mem bers to tho Sister club In lii'luhtiiii mul Hove. Enulanil: 47 packages to Tho llliguo, Holland, lor redistribution to tho needy persons who lost t1(t . mid belonging In 1IJ Plans wero purfeeled J niiiiii luuv Bin-iiu iiieeiih. I. ..I. I ,m.l W,,.l. ...... I... . ' ...... .. . when tho Klnnuilh i'ull, t' minis win oniuriuiu ut ili, I lli lionils it (. i.. bunds. " There Is ono dlvoi cp . six inuri'liigvs In lh0 , Slates. 1 It must ivth right sut or Chans won't let you wear it! riMONAiiiio comiuv Mr. JiHiitU l.rrh IS Ml. I'h. Hill trDINE-i At The Sign Of The RED ROOSTER Klamath's Finest 614 Klamath Ave. Open 6 A. M. to 10 P. M. J) Jh ISY0UR jgr DUTY By RITA WHISENANT Lkimtd Caimtlologiil IT'S time for the Easier per I manent! And if you'll get It right soon, there'll be time enough for an other shampoo and fresh hair do before Sun day the 21st, so that waves and curls will look soft and nat ural. V FOR SALE Certified Blue Tag DROP GEM SEED Also War-Approved WHITE ROSE SEED NICK DELIS CO. Phon 2001, TuUUk Evtnlngii 2001 Mud I HAVE good I news for vou this week. Evelyn Malloy, our permanent specialist, who has been in San Francisco taking a refresher course in this line, will be back in tho shop on Tuesday, April 9. So you pa trons who have been awaiting Evelyn's return for a new per manent should call for appoint ments immediately before she gets booked too fully. ANEW YORK representative from the Revlon company, Jcri Powert, has been at the Hazel Shop this week, and from now on we will have a new service that of patching split or broken nails. They can be repaired even if broken clear off, providing the broken piece is saved, and after one of our "repair iobs" will be stronger than before. REMINDING you again make your Easter permanent or hair style appointments early! RITA. 7 he Hazel Beauty Salon Phone 6677 125 North 7th St. - ,lri tfi JiaLt o irub -lonl . "fe, . tha laic! telling fragranci j Perfun.1 $2.00. $3.50 RspTB firfSSrl " Toll V.te 175.$2.23 jf L j CURRIN'S F0R DR"cs 4th and Main Phone 4514 Did You Know that wo have tho largost and molt compter WASHIS MACHINE torviee department In Southorn Oregon Northern California. Yes, and the largost parts tl between Portland and San Francisco, Service and parts for the following makes, with fJ trained service men at your disposal Maytag Easy Montgomery Ward Apex Thor Norge ABC Conlon Doxtor Faultless Speed Quoen General Electric Hot Point Horton Horton Kenmore Universal Westlnghous Zenith Meadows On Minute Graybar Haag And Many Others The rspair dopartmsnt cloiai at noon Saturdays. MERIT WASHING MACHINE SERVICE 609 So. 6th Phon Uf At Featured In JUNIOR BAZAAR " - 3 i ;:yVxV' THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU . Like a lovely reverie, this drest of contraitlnj moods. One-half swirled with pattern; the otn' plain. SHEILA LYNN designs it just for you l RENOIR'S "Breathless" - a fabric, soft as a men whisper, spun and woven by PONEMAH. Sizes 14 to 18 24.50 Formerly Moo's, The Woman's Store
