Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 29, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textf General Meeting Held By Society Tho inmeriil nifi'llnu or the Woman' Society of Christian Sirvlc ot tlii' Flint MiiIIiihIIkI church wn hold March 2U lit tho church with Mm. Kurl Itc-di president, In charge. Dleur-d were tho zone mm-tlng mid luncheon at tho church on March 27, whrn mmio (1(1 dcli-unlc irt expected, und 1111 Inter nutlonul ti'ii In April, which will ho open to all Intercilcd In racial problem. Mm. Iliirndon lulu chiiine ol making urruiiMvniviitii for the vIhII of tho Willamette unlvemlly choir which will present con ceil In K. In nut t li Full April 14. , The widely Impea to he utile to prencni ine MiiKiiiy aciiool song book to Knv. Ayrea of Tulcliikc. Murthii circle hnd charge of the leu which followed. 'Jon wiia served from nn iiltiuctlve lace covered tuhle, centered Willi howl of riiiffodlla olid hhie Irla. Mra. Cusper poured, . Surprise Party On Tluiraclny evening, Murch 2U, 'l'liereau Murphy, who will wed Kdwiird t'ulliouu on Mon thly, April 7, wua honored ill li surprise ahowcr given by Juno Selalrom mid Liiunii Smith tit the home of Mra. Olio Smith, 1114 Creacent. Cilia were ar ranged under it pretty, decorttled pink iiinhrelhi. (liimea were nlayed during the evcnlnu with uwiirria going to Harriet l.uviyilk iind Vivien Kelrna. Refrealuiienta were aerved by the hoj.le.-ea to the honor guc.l. I Mra Joe Culhoun, Mm. Jerry Miiruny. mi, f.. i.aner, nua. Uivenlk. MI- Kelrna, C'urol linker. Alice linker, Donnn Pow era, Until Dulf. Celine Carrier, M tit It Ciilhouu, Cicrlrutle Ciil hoini, Niimcv Murphy, .loan Mtirphv, Wlnnllred cjulnn. I'hyl lla Smith. Darlene Smith. Millie MuUchenliaeher. Kllznlieth Cum mliif. Klulne Abbot, mid Mra. Smith. Dessert Member of the Socliil club of I'rnaiierltv loilun met In the IOOK hull Wediienday, March 2fl. lor tleitaert. aerved by Orit Sweet mid Limine O'llrhin. Elizabeth KcllKon. who wia to have. aerved, wm unable to ultcnd. Plnoelile wua played durhut the afternoon, und Elizabeth numby hehl IiIkIi acorc. Ada Willlla aecond. and the apeciul awurd wua given to Almu Cofer. The new clock given to the lodge by the aorlal club ha been In alallcd. The next meeting will be April 0. when there will be a no-lioatcMi pot luck luncheon and bualnea meeting. Altar Society MERRILI- At a recent meet ing of St. Auguatlue'a Altar ao clcly. the newly luatulled offi ce ra, under the leaderahlp of Mra. Ben Johnaon, president, of Malin, announced a apeclal aoclnl meet ing to be held In the IOOK hall In Merrill on April 0 commenc ing at 2 o'clock. Thla meeting la being held epecinlly to welcome all new comer to the pariah. There wilt be a program during the after noon and refreshment will be aerved. A vialtiug committee wa ap pointed with t h e following named: Mra. Dan Barry, Mra. Kaymnnd fliikeT, Mra. Con John aon. Mra. John Oiiicominl, Mr. Jame O'Keeffe, Mra. Leonard Petrlk and Mr. Al Porter. The meeting wa held ut the home of Mr. KIchard Walh, and lovely refreshment were erved al the close of the bualnera aca lun. , A HANDSOME YUNG MAN is Don William Terwilliger, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Terwilliger of Klamath Falls. Miller's. Hans Norland Auto Insurance, 123 N. 8th St. Sample Dresses and , Pinafores Sizes 1 to 6 SPECIAL PRICE 1 00 ea. Dandy for little ploy dresses. Plaid ond flower designs. Guaranteed colors. 1 GfzeHcebi Fine Linens Tots' Apparel 619 Main St. Phone 5497 Klamath Falls, Ore. j, - v. ,.-..'.'-. i if,,- ""iif i' . Social Calendar Krl.Uy, April i HmTfil rftnlMlk), "The CriirlMxIon," by Jytin Ntulner, prtttiiud by itlur choir or KImmimiIi l.uihvrmi i-hurrh, II p. mi I Hit vhurcii V1neUy, April V Him nut (mem-, OrfKnn Unimhter of Mm Aiiivrk-cn devolution, In Med for U, April . iti ml II. , Thtif4y, April l roininuniiy rotu-en, Marina Svellovtv Pllin Utnr aluroUr, April It Pail Kitr tea arraiijf'd ly Oultrl of m I'aul Episcopal ihurtii, Wiilard h.n rrl4t, April It final Community cum'erl, llldu Maaa Honored Mr. Homer G. Knight of till" city wua honored l luncheon mid brldul ahowcr on Frlrtuy ufleriioon, March 21, at the home ,,f Mr. V C. Phillip on Want- lnl Itiu'liiu liifiMwatin land alreet i,.,i,. ,,ivrf with nui.'r.i.' l(, Mril yUiy(l rt,lk. ,lp, Mm. Arthur Kclley nod Mri N,r CMe, Mr, j Ai Ynr. hroiigh received the duy' aoeclnl award. Iloalux wa Mm. A. li. Guthrie. Preaint wore Mr. Knight, Mra. Kil Drown. Mr. Gale, Mm. Illiinkenship, Mr. J. M. Hunt. Mra. J. D. McCov. Mra. Huloli llillki. Mr. Ilillll, Mr. 1'rorl 1 I (ieneriiux. Mm. Yarbrough, Mm. I Ague Skoog, Mr. C. L. Jonea, j.Mra. Paul Jonea, Mra. J. M. Jenaen. Mra. &irl Snydur. Mra. Juck Pex, Mm. Waller Fuller and Mm. Guthrie. Wedding Bells I In u crrcmonv read at Reno, Nevada, on Monday, March 17. Ordu King, duughter of Mr. and Mra. Clarence King of Denver, Colorado, became the bride of Doyl Moore. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Edwnrda i urcoinpanicd them to Reno. Mrs, Kdwurds la a slater of the groom. They are at home in Khimalh Falls. He la the aon of Mr. and Mr. Arch Moore of Klrbyvllle, Missouri. ANNOUNCED this week was the engagement of Betty Morie Ottoman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Ottomon of Malin. She will wed Rich ard C. Halousek in late June. Miller's. ij Most insurance com- M K panie are trong, but I agtinciet differ great- ft ' i ly I n the $erviee they It j V render. In any emer- . t gency, we can be de- jl pende.d upon to pro- I 1 tect our. client' In- I If tcreata, B I? JOHI SANDMEYIH l W INSURANCE fl I S ail sini sr. faN east 1 1 Dramatic Draped Hats Cfecian, East Indian and Egyptian styles in dark colors or pastels for Spring costumes. ALL ITEMS IN STOCK FOR MAKING YOUR OWN HATS FRAMES, VEILS, FLOWERS AND WE WILL CLADLY ASSIST YOU. CusLom-MaJc Blouses Sheers, Sotins, Crepes Individually Styled Muriel's Shop In the Wlnema Hotel Building 1110 Main Phone 6576 ' -; ' ' ill jF2f 1 ' I . "-- 4 '.19 ' I AROUND THE PRETTY PARTY TABLE ot Rollund Young's fourth birthday party last Wed nesday wore, left to right, Stanley Staiger Jr., Kathie Ellingson, Stephen Stiles, Robbie El lington; Dickie Scott, Bill Roy, Terry O'Sullivan, Oovid Rogland, Frederic Biehn, ' Christie Rose, Diane Radcliffe, Sondro Borcher, Bill Sproat, Sue Show, Diane Drew, Ceorge Flitcraft Jr., Vicki Howie and Rolland. Guderiun. Rites Solemnized Wednesday Eve , V vMiunuliiif ii ij at sii IVm InnuHii v tVaanlttor Mnrnh K witrn Vtr. nn n0en Smyth, daughter of E. Schrclncr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fall. The Hev. David F. Harnett of the First Prcabyterion church, read the single ring rites at the home of the groom's parents. Bou quet of Nprlng flower decorated the rooms. Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a soft blue frock with black hat and accessories. For flowers she wore a gardenia and Talisman rosebud coraagc. Mrs. Mary Pomeroy, alater of the bride, was matron of honor. Her two-piece dress wa of blue and her corsage of gardenia and roae. Beat man Fmii-c'i Flowem, brother-in-law of the groom. A wedding auppcr followed the nuptial. Mm. Schrclncr, he brlde-groom'a mother. w leas. Assisting her were Mm. C. E. Debrlck. aiatcr of tnt brlde, ond Mr. France Flowers, sister of tho groom. Their wedding trip took the young couple to points in Wash ington and Canada. They are making their home in Klamath Fall. The regular luncheon and card party of the Nile club will be held on Wednesday, April 2. at the Wlnema hotel. On the com mittee are Mr. Wesley McNce, chairman: Mrs. George Hlllis.J Mm. G. C. Motley. Mrs. C. W. Gilbert, Mrs. Feme Shoop, Mm. Lloyd J. Goble, Mr. Glenn Kent, Mrs. Elmer Harnrion, Mm. Louis Serruys. Mrs. Hope Larson. Mrs. Clinton Landls and Mrs. A. A. Ward. Ernest R. Armstrong Announces CLASSES For GROUP INSTRUCTION Are Now Forming. $5 per Month One Lesion per Week Studios 1023', Main Phone 6666 Clip this ad worth IS en cost ot course. Good till April 1st. Mr. W. O.' Smyth, and Donald A. E. Schrclner, all of Klamath fatty HAT SHOP 1114 Main St. Will Be Open eoch evening until 8 o'clock UNTIL EASTER l.tn.ti .VsJ i i..i..l ,. m mM.' mm i... . .j ilv A Louis R. Mann Piano Co. Presents the OFFICIAL PIANO OF THE METROPOLITAN OPERA PIANOS The exacting demand of New York's magnificent METROPOLITAN OPERA have significantly led to the choice of the Knabe as official piano. Its luscious golden lone voice-like in its rare beau ty has especially appealed to the great singers blend- ing as it does so perfectly with their own golden tones. Alio Kimball Pianos Winter ic Co. Musettes Lester Betsy Ross Spinets Gulbransen Pianos. "Solovox" will soon be here. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. Home of the Wurlitxer Organ 120 N. 7th Phone 7182 I Birthday Party ; Held Thuradfy j Jimmy Flnnigan, young son of i Mr. and Mm. Matt Flnnigan, celebrated his birthday anni versary when he served birth day cake and ice cream to fellow classmates at Riverside Thurs day after school. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Kkpirl. ouaranlrr Work (All Hikni araienabl rlr rrtt Kttlmilei Sewing Machine Service Toar lnpnrnl tleler Pbn ail ShatU Ha 500 Main .-t.al Early American Knabe Console As Above Now In Stock , fc ,i.; - - .-i .ivr tf More JVn? SuUh are in al WHYTAL'S . . . and there's a witching black wool crapa . . . extremely dressy . . . that has Easter parade written all over It. Most eye-catching details are the sleeves , . , sort ot a push-up version part of the way, ending in wide fitted cuffs that enhuncc the fullness above. The waist is snug-fitting . . the skirt slim . . . and the whole effect finished off with carved gold buttons. In contrast to this number is a ccdarbark bolero suit . . . having an all-around pleated skirt . . . and the short Jacket is on the boxy side. Very youth ful! ' A gray-blue wool crepe Just in at Whytal's has a simulated vest front high-lighted by but tons of dull silver . . , and has a front slit skirt. More on the casual side is a suit designed by Chappi for which he uses striped woolen of gray and white for. the belted Jacket top ping a plain skirt of fine gray wool. Additional arrivals of tailor ad gabs in this Spring's leading shades includes a threa-piaea Kirshmoor . . . suit and top coat ... of mist gray . . . ele gantly simple in cut . . . and the lining of dark, dark brown gives an effective contrast. Among new headwear arriv ing regularly at WHYTAL'S in the Medical-Dental building, Main at Ninth . . . are the high fashion Thorntons, as well as fussy, flowery types ... so when you're trying on a ' suit, select a hat to give it dash! Uriel vr CoalH and Shorties comprise a new collection of Spring toppers on display in the ready-to-wear de partment of LaPOINTE S . . . and they're Jaunty as can be! As its name implies, the "Briefer"' is a still shorter ver sion in coats . . . flaring at the hipline . . . while the Shortie extends to finger-tip length or more. Fashioned of gabardine or sueda fabrics i . . all have 'at tractive style details such as swagger backs, rolled collars, full sleeves and button trims . . . and either type is ideal and comfortable for wearing over suits right now or over summery frocks later. There's a variety of lovely shades . . . pink, aqua, Kelly, blue, champagne, red, gray and black ... in this coat selection at LaPOINTE'S ... 507 Main . . . and prices run from $29 to 539. LadifH" WalvhvH are still among the scarcities . . . so Martha's glad to pass along the news that RICKYS has received a good-sized ship ment' of Elgin. Hamilton and other famous makes . . . and they're now on display for your "graduation gift" selection. Included in these new arriv als are dainty wrist watches in plain designs or with diamond ' sets . . . watches made especi ally for nurses, having the i sweep second hand . . . and a variety of masculine styles for i the young man graduate. I Inasmuch as RICKYS JEW ; ELERS . . . 700 Main ... has the lay-away payment plan, j you'll be wise to drop in right i away while the selection's com , plete . . . have your choice laid away or just say "charge it, please!" ' ' Short boxy coats with a circular hemlir.e or long top- pers with parachute fulness and bat-wing sleeves help create the new silhouette for fuller clothes. ' ... . Yardage Displays at MILLER'S are beginning to look more like pre-war times . . . with some type of fabric suitable for almost any garment . . . and now that there's talk of Spring formats, you'll be in terested to know that the yard age department has an out standing color array in eyelet embroidery . . . blues, pink, aqua, yellow,- white, black, brown and navy ... at $3.50 per yard. Four shades in luscious chif fon velvet . . . are now avail able here priced at only $2.95 a yard . . . and for sophisti cated elegance, there's satin back crepe in White or black . . . and a gleaming rayon satin in pink, blue or black. For ex quisite blouses or formals. Mil ler's has rayon lace yardage in a gorgeous peach shade ... as well as black and white ... at $7.95 per. The choice of materials for summer frocks includes the well-known Cohama Fabrics in sheer spun rayon prints at $1.65 a yard . . . imported pure linen of fast color ... in brown, ap ple green, maize, blue or black , . 1 for $2.65 a yard . . . and four beautiful shades in "butcher's" linen at $1.98. For lightweight suits, the yardage department in MIL LER'S . . . 512 Main ... has striped Tccalaine rayon suiting at S1.98 a yard . . . and the brilliant percales of fruity de signs or plain colors ... for 69 cents . . . are ideal for play clothes. ... An old-fashioned triple bay window can be converted into , a cosy nook by curtaining the windows in double - decker lengths of inexpensive cotton prints and cuihioning the eat in . hrinht rnlor thai Aehoe I the curtains. HUAI.P J, NCa, Klml ralll, Or. Mm Crott Lilies tor Easter are beginning to make their appearance at KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP . . . 1211 Main . . . and by the end of the week they'll practi cally be eclipsing the other blooms ... all fresh, potted plants from the shop's own greenhouses. You'll find the price a little lower this year . . . lilies with four, five or six blooms selling from S3 to (4, whereas the pre vailing price for several sea sons was a dollar a bloom. For those who don't care for lilies, there will be a profusion of other potted or cut flowers. The lightly tinted hydrangeas . . . which have been attracting your eye to the display window . . . are considered an Easter blossom, too, and can be trans planted to the yard. Speaking of yards . . . re member that the South Sixth street Greenhouses of KLAM ATH FLOWER SHOP have a complete line of nursery stock for spring planting. ... The Torso Blouse ... . recently pictured in Life magazine and promising to gain in popularity because its long, fitted styling changes a suit into a dress when the Jack et's removed ... is being fea tured among the tempting se lection of custom-made blouses at MURIEL'S . . . Jn the Wine ma Hotel building .. . and the shop has an array of gorgeous new fabrics particularly adapt able to the torso blouse. Flattering draped hats are in favor more than ever this sea son . . . so MURIELS 1119 Main . . . has obtained the lat est in Grecian, East Indian and Egyptian designs ... in both pastels and dark shades. And. in addition to lovely flower- bedecked hats. Muriel special izes in all millinery , items for creating your own bonnet . . . and will assist you in putting it together, if desired. ... Heinz Foods for Infants and juniors of which there's a complete va riety in the baby food section at PINE STREET MARKET . . . certainly prevent meals for the little ones from becom ing tiresome . . . and think of the work it saves, having them all prepared. Among the many strained foods are Apple-Prune Pudding . . . Pears and Pineapple with lemon juice . . . Custard Pud ding . . . Vegetables with Lamb . . . and the assortment of chop ped foods includes Creamed Diced Vegetables . . . Pine apple Rice or Prune Puddings . . . and Chicken Farina Vege table Porridge. Also, Heinz puts out Pre-Cooked Cereal and Oat meal for babes. That Kre-Mel lemon flavor pie filling is available at the Market again . . . first since the war , . . and another new product in thek dessert category is Dix Fudge 'n Icing Mix with ingredients for a delicious fudge icing right in the same package with the cake mix. Another shipment of your favorite Cal-Ray cookies arrived this week . . . with Butter scotch Teas and Chocolate Bev erly Creams added to the va riety . and don't forget that you can order cute, candy-filled table favors for Easter right along with the groceries . . . from PINE STREET MARKET . . , corner of Seventh and Pine. ... Easter Bonnets are more fetching if they have the right hairdo beneath . . . and STUDIO OF BEAUTY'S personnel is aiming to concen trate on making its patrons look as smart as their Easter Sunday finery. If you'll take your new hat along to the next appointment, it will help im mensely. Don't forget about' having a fresh manicure either ... as Studio of Beauty is now special izing in this type of beauty work along with all others. An interesting event coming up in April is the state conven tion of Oregon beauticians . . . for which Klamath Falls will act as host city . . . and for which plans are well underway. Tho public will be invited to one event of the meeting . . . the evening style show on April 28th . . . when the very latest in hairdos will be modeled. Please make your pre-Easter 1 appointments with Beryl, Olive. Steve, Melva or Fern at STU DIO OF BEAUTY ... on the mezzanine of Whytal's . . . right away to insure getting the time you desire IATURDAT, Mank M, INI, t I'hie Blouses ... more of those beckoning Mode de Pari creations . . , have added further allure to the wide variety being received this Spring by LONG'S . . . and these, In short-sleeved styles, are just as exquisite a the long-sleeved numbers Martha was raving over awhile back. Square necklines are set off by bow trims and hemstitched fronts, giving them . a simple but classic effect . . . and these, come in a deep shade of aqua crepe, white or black. Another, more demure, style has a tiny collar encircling a high neck line . . . and includes a sunny maize and blossom pink, in ad dition to the above colors, LONG'S APPAREL . . . 719 Main . . . has all other acee ories for your Easter outfit or gift . . . striking costume Jew elry, dainty hankies, compacts, and Artcraft hosiery, a pair of which is always welcome. .... -More Please" is the amusing hungry animal book that's new at SHAW'S . , . but it's really more like game, for a box container on the inside holds cut-outs of each animal's favorite food . . . and a child will sit for hours, feed ing the animals. "Pat the Bunny" ia another book-game made for the littlest children. Containing surprise on every page, it's vastly en tertaining . . . and either of these make inexpensive Easter remembrances for the pre school youngster. : ., ' Two appropriate Easter sea son books for juveniles . . . gay with sparkling illustrations ... have just arrived, too. "The Golden Egg Book" has a gigan tic egg, fascinatingly colored on the front cover . . . and through its pages hops a floppy-eared rabbit, busily solving the mys tery of an egg. 'The White Bunny and His Magic Nose" has a delightfully different appeal because a child can "feel" this bunny who goes scampering throngh the barn yard, using magic on all Its in habitants. Look for these among the wonderful selection of Easter gifts on display at SHAW STA TIONERY CO. ... 729 Main. ... 3iake-Vp Kits are an ideal Easter gift . . . with vacation travels not far off . . . and CURRIN'S has a selection of cosmetics fitted kits bearing three outstanding names . . . Helena Rubinstein, Coty and Tiissv. Rubinstein's wily Week-Ender . ... filled with preparations specifically compounded "for -normal or oily skins, including Heaven Sent complexion pow der . . . provides you with a veritable traveling dressing ta ble . . . for only S7.50 and tax. Currin's also has a larger, over night size traveling kit ... containing a complete selection of beauty items in pretty glass holders ... for $35.00 plus tax. Tussy's make-up kit . . . for $7.50 and tax . . . has an ad justable strap lor over-the-shoulder wear . . . and in addi tion to creams, powder, lotions, rouge and lipstick, has a comb and a small bottle of Tussy's Estrellita fragrance. The "Vigilante" kit . . . put out by Coty ... is fitted with special size containers that can be replenlsnea irom sianaaru sizes . . . and among its items are Sub-Deb lipstick and rouge, incredibly soft Air-Spun pow der and Sub-Tint. Price on this is $8.50 plus tax. All of these kits on display at CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS . . . corner of Ninth and Main, are fashioned of good quality, simulated alligator . . . and are in convenient handbag sizes. .... Glamorous new boudoir styles from Paris feature "delineator" top, a bra-cut principle of design that pro vides buit support, enabling the sheerest nightie to disci pline curves. ... Scripture Cards . . . lovely in coloring and de sign ... to carry a sabbatical Easter message . . . are avail able in large selection at THE BETTER BOOK AND BIBLE HOUSE . . . and they're ever so moderately priced at five and ten cents. The clever "Corky" plaques that kiddies love for their own rooms are back again . . . and, in addition to the ones we've become familiar with, there's a new design "The Sleepy Babes" that's adorable. Nice for a tots Easter gift are the bunny or chickie plaques. These are hand-made by a Klamath worn an . . . and can be purchased individually or in sets .... . from $1.00 to $2.25. Of course, the appropriate Easter gift is a Bible . . . of which BETTER BOOK AND BIBLE HOUSE ... at 126 So. 8th .. . has all sizes. , ', . . There's a show ot hands in glove styles this spring, lec turing new colors, screen painted design. Gay Nineties revivals and detachable trim ming. White doeskins are polka dotted . . . screw-on buttons enhance oatmeal tinted pigskins . . gauntlets are "petticoated" with per. forated scalloped ruffles . and black suede slip-one spring a surprise with de tachable gold lace cuffs.