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Newspaper Page TextParty Honors Tulelake Gir J TULELAKE Phyllss Snyder, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Don lid Snyder whoe marriage to Mr. Aurel Keith Hanchett, Tule lake will be an tvent of Sunday, was honored with pre-nuptial hower Tuesday in the annex of the Tulelake Community Pres byterian church. - Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Arthur Martin, Mrs. Jack Hubbard, Mrs. Marvin Thomas, Mrs. Stephen Terry, Mrs. Evalyn Calloway, Mrs. Dan Crawford Sr., and Angellne Gaalloway. The eroom elect is the son of Mrs Tom Newton, Broomngs. The wedding ceremony is planned for three o'clock in the Tulelake Presbyterian church, -i The attractive refreshment stable for the shower was cen tered with an arrangement of pink and white peonies and ta pers in the same colors. Pour ing were Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Snyder. Barbara Bcntley, graduate of -the University of Oregon, home for the summer months sang "Romance" and "Weil Be Sweethearts, Always." Mrs. E. Webb Staunton was at the piano. Guests invited for the affair were Mrs. Margaret Fish, Mrs. Earl McFall, Mrs. Roy Loiselle, Mrs. Mavis Mack, Mrs. Iva Sprout. Mrs. E. L. Hartley and daughter Bernice. Mrs. M. V. Maxwell, Mrs. Albert Scott and daughter Jean, Mrs. Sam An fderson, Mrs. Carl Jensen, Mrs. iChester J. Main and daughter Shirlcv, Mrs. Lester Vernon, !Mrs. Carl Coulson and Harri Jett, Mrs. H. T. Street, Mrs. George Reiben. J Ival Wolfe, Mrs. Dean Callas, Mrs. Pat Johnson Massey, Mrs. Lester Cushman, Mrs. John JO'Shea, Mrs. Albert Larsen, .Mrs. Eldon Larsen, Mrs. Gem Laughlin, Mrs. Dan Crawford ;j.. Mrs. C. C. Spears, Mrs. Otto Haynes, Mrs. Hugh Bron , son, Mrs. Ralph Powell, Mrs. Lucy McKay, Brookings, grand ', mother of the groom elect, Mrs. , Nola Bell, Klamath Falls, his sister, Mrs. Herman Turnbaugh, Mrs. Lester Turnbaugh, Mrs. Blanford Stevens, Mrs. LeRoy Loiselle. Mrs. Ed L. Bentley and Barbara, Mrs. Frank Jones, i Mrs. Myrtle Dunlock, Mrs. Gor i don Birtwhistle, Mrs. E. Webb ' Staunton, Mrs. Robinson. " Dorothy Thomas, Dora "Schindler, Patsy and Peggy ' Terry, Fannie Adams, Joanne Smith, Linda Lee and Ruth ' Galloway. .Regents J! Graduate Regents of the Worn- ien of the Moose met at me nome of Sadie Rand. 817 Oak. on Fri- day evening, June 7. with 10 Zmembers present. There were al so two guests, Dorothy Smith and Agnes Vasak, In the absence J of the president, Edna Jensen, Fannie May Thompson presided over the short business meeting, j and pinochle followed with Ma Ibel Ward holding high score, .Fannie Thompson second, and Belle Tomkins receiving the pi- ; nochle award. At a late hour the a hostess served refreshments. The next meeting will be at J the home of Edna Jensen, 241 .Michigan, on July 12. Ewedding Bells On Thursday, June 8, at Santa st Barbara, Helene Lane of El Se- gundo, Calif., became the bride i WA UUUkt, - - .1 UUI.V-. , QUI. U . Mil and Mrs. J. V. Brewbaker of this city. Brewbaker is a former resi dent of Klamath Falls and was graduated in 1940 from Klam ath Union high school. He join ted the national guard and served five years in the armed Jj forces. After a brief wedding trip to the' coast and the Bay region, "they will make their home in I El Segundo. k ... S Recently Wed J Married in Reno Sunday, June 2, were Ruth Golden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen "Golden of South Sixth street ,- and James Patrick Lavin, son i of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lavin ; of 5531 South Sixth street. For ; her wedding the bride chose a : suit of soft grey with pink acces- sories. She wore an orchid cor sage on her shoulder. The only attendant was her mother who wore a blue suit with brown accessories. They are making their home at 2218 Eberlein. ... Social Club At the meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star social club held June 7, four tables of bridge were In play with high going to Mrs. Calvin Hunt. Mrs. Grace Omnus received the guest award. Special award went to Mrs. Maurice Sherman. Hostesses were Mrs. Will Wood and Mrs. Arthur Denison. TIPS OF MERIT- Did you know that we are following marchandise Authorised Maytag Salts PHILCO: Radios, Refrigerators, Home Freezers MAYTAG: Washers and Ironers IRONRITE: Ironers FOWLER: Electric Water Heaters AMERICAN: Steel Kitchens Our Complete Service Dept. MERIT'S RETAIL 609 So. 6th Sr. Porty . MT. LAK1 Mrs. Leiana Chcyne was the guest of honor at a stork shower Wednesday afternoon at the grange hall with Mrs. Henry Semon, Mrs. Ralph Hopkins, Mrs. A. C. Campbell. Mrs. Gus Hilyard Mid Mrs. Wallace Thompson co hostesses. The lace-covered tables were centered with large bouquets of peonies while bouauets of iris, lupine and columbine were ar ranged about the room. Mrs. Cheyne was assisted by Mrs. Alvin Cheyne and Mrs. Ronald Whitlatch in opening the many gifts. Those present and sending gifts were Mrs. Robert Cheyne, Mrs. Vernon Durant, Mrs. Jav Fairclo, Mrs. C. E. Brissenden. Mrs. William Jeff- coat and Betty Fairclo. Mrs. Fannie Cheyne. Mrs. T. D. Peairs, Mrs. B. W. Short, Mrs. Clarence Gober, Mrs. Har old Dixon, Mrs. Fred Beymer, Mrs. J. R. Elliott. Mrs. Jerry Brandejskv, Mrs. Sam Enmon, Mrs. Buford Kaylor. Mrs. Wil liam Graham of Malin, Mrs. Charles W. Hamilton of Malin, Mrs. Florence De Lap, Mrs. John K. Standish of Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Earl Mack. Mrs. Howard Jackson, Mrs. Roy Gooding, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cheyne, Mrs. Eldon Kay lor, Mrs. Arthur Cole of Salem, Ore., Mrs. R. L. Fleming, Mrs. Arthur Schreiner, Mrs. Ward Dolan, Mrs. Gray Brannon. Mrs. Jay Manning, Mrs. James Craw ford, Mrs. T. D. Jackson, Mrs. Elizabeth Norris, Mrs. Roy La Prarie. Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart and Margaret Standish of Hal- sey. Ore. Mrs. Mary Townsend of Peta luma. Calif., Mrs. Carl Schubert of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Robert McNaught of Klamath Falls, Mrs. William Blackman. Mrs. Janis Kafton, Mrs. Boyd Bruner, Mrs. Sarah E. Harshbeiger, Mrs. Lee Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manning, Mrs. William Williams, Mrs. Lawrence Birk, Mrs. G. S. Thompson and Mrs. Alvin Cheyne. Mrs. Crystel Cheyne, Jean Thompson, Eris Fleming, Mrs. R. C. Short, Mrs. Dayton Fin chum, Mrs. Harold Slaughter, Mrs. John Short, Mrs. Farrell Hilyard, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mc Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ough, Mrs. I. E. Campbell, Mrs. O. L. Brown, Mrs. Forrest Breithaupt. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Mrs. Percy Dixon and airs. Merrill Bond. Mrs. Ronald Whitlatch, Mrs. Albert Stone. Mr. and Mrs. John Schubert, Nanette, Tom and Jerry Schubert. Mrs. W. V. Whitlatch and Mrs. Paul Breit haupt. LITTLE KATHY is the dauah- ter of Mr. ond Mrs. Roy Ma latchi of 1133K2 Walnut. She is 14 months old. Evergreen. authorized dealers for the when it Is available? and Service Since 1934 ADMIRAL: Refrigerators, Home Freezers, Electric Ranges, Radiol EASY: Washers and Ironers EUREKA: Vacuum Cleaners SERVEL: Flamo Refrigerators backs every appliance sale. STORE Phone 6989 r js f r ; ,iiiaTP" . k " m ..! I ' 'I i ? A LOVELY AFFAIR of Soturdoy, June 8, was the Venture club silver tea held at the home of Mrs. Rose Poole, 400 Conger. Representatives of various at the tea service during the ofternoon. Recital Mrs. M. E. Giacomini of Mer rill presented her music pupils in recital on Monday. May 27. Following is the program: The? ShDhrd Boy .. WlUon Fayann McConncU. Mary Ann KUhr j sons of in urst - itcnAifcovuy Jan West Cnral Grant's March Mack Spinning Soni Klmanralch Sarach O Kni Ob tha Meadow . - -. Llchncr Xvtlyn Patrick Tha Mill . . Xllanbarf Shirley King Tha Flower Son - Lanje Robert Rexford La Prlare Dune Vterge Badarsaaaka Mar Ann KeUehar The Harp at Mldnlht Aubert Faanna McConnall Kuaalatn TV. 11 Tafv.rnafr Edmona Kin i Shirley Kinj, accompanUt I Serenade Schubert-William i Mildred Patrick t Valse Bleue .Marffts Belt Muxurka Lane Maureen O Sulltvan i The Flatterer Chaminade - Bette Brown Home. Sweet Home Payne Evelyn Patuk and MUdred Petuk Closing the recital waa the presenta tion of awards. see Birthday MALIN Ruth Kalina cele brated her 11th birthday June 6 when her mother entertained for her with a skating party at the Broadway hall from two un til four in the afternoon. Guests invited for the occa sion were Darla Sarutzkl. Twila Sarutzki, Eldon Robinson, Ka rine Miller, George Evans, Ida Bell Barnes, Janet Elmore, Barbara Ann Havlina. Roger Morrow, Marlcne Vacnitz, Joan Freitag, Charles Hendrix, Wal ter Houck, Gary Robinson, Ed die Pierce, Rodney Ottoman, Norman Ottoman, Ronnie Ste phens. Jo Johnson. Flo Johnson. Donald Sarutzki, Eddie La tu rners. Gary Freitag, Elizabeth McVey, Nancy Jenkins, Ronnie Kalina, Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. John Freitag, Mr. and Mrs. Vaclav Kalina, Mrs. Earl McVey, and Mrs. Lester Pierce. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. Mrs. Ida Moon of Portland left Wednesday after a visit of one week with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cummings and the Stuart Balsigers. Flowers are os much a port of the wedding os the ring itself. And for thot reason they should be chosen with care, chosen with on eye for unusual beauty in color os well os arrangement. Let us help you plan your wedding flowers . . . our de signer will be happy to show you the latest styling. We specialize in complete wedding decorations 430 Main St. Phone 8871 mem: Lioness Club Meats Monday The Lioness club will meet Monday evening, June 17, at 8 o'clock in the American Legion hall. The business meeting will consist of reports by delegates to the recent convention at Ocean Lake. NORA FERRARI, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Ferrari, will wed John W. Quinn, son I of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Quinn j also of this city. ; Kennell-Ellls. i . . . , , .- THE NEW HELENE CURTIS ELASTI-CURL PERMANENT is now available at the MONIQUE BEAUTY BAR in The Operators. Zoe Bruce and Thai ma Henry Lovely Flowers for a Beautiful June. Bride ii I local womens' groups presided v uuuerian. Cup and Saucer A sewing club which was orga nized six years ago, has never had a name until this week. It was Just "The Sewing Club." But at the last meeting held I at the home of Mrs. Warren Mason, 3rd and Lincoln, sugges tions for a name were made, and by secret ballot, one of them was selected. It is now the Cup and Saucer club. Mrs. Cliff Baxter. who proposed the mime, re ceived a vase as an award. For almost the first time all 12 members were present. They are Mrs. S. A. Gaiter. Mrs. Warren Mason. Mrs. Clifford Jackson, Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. Paul Glister, Mrs. Herbert Kurrc, Mrs. Cliff Baxter, Mrs. Earl Cullemore, Mrs. Ira Zirkle, Mrs. Ray Keller, Mrs. Paul Harper and Mrs. Cy Baker. Mildred Tea re was a guc.it of the eve ning. Mrs. Lloyd Prock and her daughter, Eleanor Ann, spent a few days last week In Port land. They were accompanied on their return trip by Mrs. Peter Cartwright and Danny. Mrs. Cartwright is the former Betty Crawford. They will spend a month at the Prock home on Lakeshore Drive and ut Lake o' the Woods. KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Aetfcrlt4 Salts and Strvlcs 5T Km. 1Slti Phone 413. 103, S3M er 3U Town Shop Telephone B2SO for appointments . atU KOHN'S FlowerShop CASCADE Opposite Foat Office MA Jerney HIouhv . . . a large shipment of them . , . have arrived at WHYTALS . . . and besides being of good quality and wonderfully made . . . are dandy for wearing with your suits this season of year . . . they're so cool and latin derable. One style . , . available In white, fuchsia, tlmo. blue and hot pink , . . has cap sleeves and a galhored neckline for fullness . . , while another plain color Jersey of better grade fabric ... In black, brown, chartreuse and shell fiink . . . has the Jewelry neck ine, tucked front and snap fast eners down the back. If you're looking for some thing with more contrast . . WHYTALS has the new polka dot blouses in jersey . . . pale gray or blue backgrounds . . . with high neckline, and zipper closing . . . and very dresay are the long-sleeved Jerseys that come in dark shades. Also in the Jersey class . , , but of a wider walo fabric . . . are the new Koret ttfo-way blouses . . . (can be worn but toned down the front or buck) . . . which never wrinkle , . . thus making them hardy trav elers. Besides these ... in' the blouse department of WHY TALS ... in the Medical Dental building. Main at Ninth . . . Martha saw new sheers for summer . . , glamorous white satin-back crepes with lace inserts and pin tucking . . . peasant styles to wear with Jumpers or play outfits . . , tailored long-sleeved stripes . . . dainty eyelet-trimmed stripes . , , casual prints for sports wear . . . and sophisticated black satins with the rolled neckline. Twins you may want to adopt are paired flower ar rangements one garden grown, one to match plucked lrom the millinery-trimmings counter to add a novelty touch to your summer cos turns. Use the real flowers as corsage or nosegay, their artificial counterpart to wear in your hat, in your hair or as a fancy wristlet. Copper Jewelry showing a definite trend to ward Indian designs . . . stood out among the Interesting new things Martha saw in La POINTE'S yesterday. The cop per pieces ... all handmade by Renoir . . . Include wide brace let bands . . . earrings . . . and matching pins . . . and each has its own descriptive name. I You II find these extremely dis tinctive , . . ana quite an eye catching costume touch with browns or certain pastels. Also added to the Jewelry display are more of those moderately-priced . . . but almply beautiful . , . Revellon pearls with sterling clasps ... by Betty Strahl . . . and new chokers of LIsner's .powder blend pearls. F u r t h ermore, LaPOINTE'S has received another selection of elegant compacts , . . that you like to show around . . . both round and sauare metal types . . . and the vari-colored Zicgfcld Show Girl compacts of lucitc. These arc auite ap propriate as a little gift to the bridesmaids, you know. Ctillente Pottery . . . outstanding in design and quality ... is overflowing three display tables at YOUR STORE, Inc. , . . 721 Main . . . since a new shipment was received. However, this being the month of bridal showers and brides . . . Martha predicts the present large selection won't last long . . . as any of these pottery pieces . . . flower bowls, vases, candle holders or figurines . . . make the loveliest of gifts. Lum inous colorings include white, pink, blue, green, yellow , , . and prices range from $1.00 up . . . al YOUR STORE. Whirl's; IV Wo Your 3"".SS iUiUvl "Shocking' . . . that intriguing frugrance of SchiaparclU's lovely cosmetics . . . has a new shade this sea son . . . "Paris Pink" . . . which Is available at CURRIN S . . . in face powder and lip stick. Paris Pink Is an elusive shade that's exactly right for a fair skin . , . and the new lip stick . . . encated In a hand some nietul tube ... is a gay fuchsia pink that goes especially well with summer colors. Ilotfi items are priced at S2.00 each . . . plus tux. CUKRIN S KOR DRUGS . . . corner of Ninth and Main , . . has othrr items in the outstand ing Schiupurelli line, too . . . dusting powder, colognes, per fumes ... In Shocking and other scents. Saturday IN M.n off for all personnel of the MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SHOP ... 813 Klamath . . . will be Uie policy for the re mainder of the summer . . . Ethel Borden Informed Martha this week . . . giving the girls a longer weekend by closing at noon throughout the vacation season. So If you've been hav Ing a fresh hairdo on Saturday aftornoons at this shop ... It would be a good idea to call in immediately and re-arrange your appointment. And here's a tip from Mrs. Borden for those who like to shampoo their own hair at home ... DO be particular about what you use for the shampoo! Thoroughly clean, soft hair means the difference between a satisfactory or un satisfactory hulr style ... be cause if your tresses aren't ade quately clean ... or gummed up with Just any old soap , , . the operator can't do her best either. MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SHOP curries highly recom mended Lustre Creme, Brock and three fragrances of Modart Fluff shampoos In stock for your convenience , , . and spe cializes in three excellent types of cold waves . '. . Nestle, He lene Curtis and Duart. Landncaplng is a new service of the KLAM ATH FLOWER SHOP and GREENHOUSES ... and if you're In the yard quandary that Martha Is . . . you'll be calling for ELMER A. JARV1E at 6333 ... at least for an esti mate on what needs to be done. Mr. Jarvie is a graduate of the American Landscape School of Dcs Moines, Iowa . . . and has come here from Portland where he was engaged In land scaping. He says it certainly isn't too late to get your flower beds laid out and lawns grow ing . , . then, this fall, various shrubs and trees can be put in to complete your yard plan. Homeowners interested In consulting Mr. Jarvie on esti mates . , which are gladly given , . , can contact h I m through the KLAMATH FLOW ER SHOP nt 1211 Main ... or at the GREENHOUSES on So. Sixth . . . phone 6333. A prospective all-time-high crop of new potatoes Ii com ing into the market. Wide use of potatoes In this country, you knew, will free more wheat for overseas shipment, ' . iATl aDAT. Iwmi IS, IHt, rag tli When we wovh your shirts they come back clean, fresh, and with that "just right" crisp look and feel. And we know they're precious so we take extra care with them, Service Is faster now, too. Just phone 6565 for pick-up and de livery service. Klamath ilvnt LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 1116 Main SHOPS & SHOPS lloyn" HVfir ... Including new suits and ahlrli ... Is now available In th downstairs store of MILLER K. Among the suit selection art the neut little three-piece Etnni in navy . . .but only sues 2, 1 and 4 . . . priced at $14 .10. For the t to 10-year sizes . . , MILLER'S has gabardine and wool plaid suits ... in bluv and brown combinations . . . pnltrrnril after Dad's sports outfits ... for I1SU5. The new shirt arrivals Mar tha saw are the while hrosd rlnlh, spurts tvpp , . , with roll collar ... in 2. 4. 6 and 8 sires . . . priced al SI 98 . . . and hand-screened print snort shirts . . . that are prc-ahmnk and comfortably cool ... for 2 IB, The boys' department at Ml! LER'S has an outstanding va riety of swim trunks for the vacation season ... In a choice of cotton, wool or rayon, . An Eay ttenert for the family ... or enter taining . . . ran be whisked up with a package of the new tSumpert's Quick Cake Mix that Murthu found at PINE STREET MARKET ... for ginger bread or spice cake. Delicious with cither of these would be "Sauclt" . , . made of fresh Gravensleln amiles . . . which I was Indeed glad tn see back again. Simmered In three cups of water a add Jus a pinch of suit) . . . one nsck age makes a good-sized dish of apple sauce without any bother. Another Gumpert s product on the shelf is Spaghetti Sauce ... all mixed ready to heat and pour over your main dish. Chuluuu Mustard Suuco . . . Chateau Russian Dressing . . . and Royal Palace French Dress. Ing are all available again to provide more salad variety. And, another shipment of Yuban Coffee . . . that aromatic "hostess coffee" ... Is In at the PINE STREET MARKET . . . corner of Seventh and Pine . . . where customers now have the convenience of four deliver ies dally. What' The I mp of spending a tedious summrr fighting dundcllons, creeping Charley ... or oilier perennial weeds that are ruining your lawn . . . when ED GREENE can be engaged to make your old lawn like new. He's been too busy lately spraying fields In south Klamath to work oiu lawns ... but expects to rek sume his lawn work , . . which' is absolutely guaranteed . . the latter part of this month. You can contact ED GREENE by writing Box 404, Tulelake, Calif. , . . calling 3003 ... or leaving word at the Kerns Im plement Co, Western Shlrtn . . . that make a plcluresquo riding outfit . . . have Just arrived at THE TOWN SHOP . . . Main at Fifth . , . making complete all the Items of apparel you'll want for the July rodeo days. These Callfornla-styled Ranch wear shirts come In two styles . . . and several shades. All have contrasting yokes , colored piping , , , and those nifty arrow pockets . . . but the all-wool shirts have the tight-fitting, flvo-button cuffs . . . while the wool and rayon mixtures have a three-button cuff. You'll find these at THE TOWN SHOP, of course, where sportswear's a specialty. ... Excune, Vleanel Last week Martha got he names mixed up and had Isa belle Jones Instoad of Elvira Jones opening the new MOD EHNISTIC DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY SHOP on the mezzanine of the Modernls-i tic Beauty Shop ... 015 KlaiCW ath. It Is Mrs. K1vIt Jones . . and If you have any sewing or altering you want done . . ynti can reach her by phone 3B2A.