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Newspaper Page TextReforest Arlonfprl yl . w w w w s J vX I A A auiptti ti iiiiivo on llm pari of r0rw.t Grove di'lrgiitoa to the League of Women Volou (Hiiiveiilloii held Mny 13 ami 13 nl Miulford resulted In 111 adoption of a iiliui to eatnlillali a Mute refoioalallcm iiruiiruin. The Mcdfoid league hud piopoaod study be made of liKllacrlnilnute cutting practices, bill Hie luto board hud rejected acceptance of tho proposal lulu Ihe Mule program fur Hie coming yimr, Forest Clrovii, however, 1st slated Unit His depletion nl Umber resources waa of utmost Importance, mul the plnn was ndopted. Also mi the program me u aludy of atuto fliiunrn, Including Um basic I n alrilctlire mid expenditure of atate fundi), mid one.lLom continued from lut. year, the extension of yiiulll aervliea uiroiIKh ralalllali niriil of fnmlly rami", revlalon uf child welfare lawa, end m'tlon on report of alule training artionl. flunk Vim Dyke, legialntnr from Jin knoii county mu I id at Momtny'a hiiicliriiii niettilnic Unit the inuieuuir In nnl. enmities win the "forgotten iiiiui." end Hint they ere seldom quullUrd for the complex itnd im portant work which they perform, oit'Uon'a tax rule niuld be furred down, the apcaker aiild, If taxpayer didn't follow the accepted practice of putthiK a "rldli'iilout" vnlue on Ihnlr properly for lux purpoaea, mid (old of a proprrly upprnlnrd at 'jtiO.OOtl when put on aule which wua appraised nl UN (MM) lor tux pur pura. Mr, Vnil Dyke nunplliiirnted the league on lie Intellliieiil arilvl llea and auld "hoiimt, niiii.pmilaan piirllclputlou In government In need ed to aave democracy," Delegate mini In luiiir a lihlory of the Urrgiui tragus lo present to new membera, as a memorial for Mm. John Mlmk Kvana, Ihla year's tale ItuKue president, who died re inilly. "Never linnet what u piofound t-IIect eroniiiutc condition In title Aountry have on Ihe rol of the world, D. Maura tJoldachniUlt of Heed colleae, Portland, lold Ida audi ence at the convention banquet t C'halkera on the Kixiue Moudny niitht. "You have to buy If you are gmng li dl," (he rukrr mid. and reminded hla IMcncra that lierltMla ul free liado have been period of vace and the grcalral world prosperity, Board Meets The lliullirwi and Prnfraaloiml Woman'a club boeid meeting wua held at Ule home of Kllen Upp. W Jrtrcraoti atrcrt, on Momluv. May 12 Fourteen meinbere were preneni. Plana weio completed lor delegate to be aent lo Albany lo attend the Hlale lltunicaa and I'rolraaional Wo. man' convention. Muy 16, 17 and IB, DelrKiilea nre Kllrit upp. Uirralne yiilllrn. Muy I'hlnney, Vera Cliaae. Gertrude Tolleo and llatel Morrl aon. tleveral oilier membern plan l attend anil Mm, Uabelle llrlxner will attend na a atale delriinle. Engaged I.ANOrXL VAI.LKV The en (uueinenb of Gloria Mae Noble, duugliter of Kdllh Mae Noble nl Klnmaih Palls, and Wilfred Noble of l-an.ell valley, wa annouured recently. Mlaa Noble will wed Jnmea Michael Perklna of Red lllulf, Calif., aon of Mra Finncea llollla Hnundera of that city. No date hna been aet for the weddlntr. Mis Noble u a aiudent at llonanr.a IiIkIi school. THE ENGAGEMENT and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Lorelei Moo, wai announced this week by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto H. Mulligan, 1403 Dayton. She will exchange vows with John J. DePape, of Moline, III., on May 29. HOLTON COLLEGIATE 89.50 Celebrate Starting 3 CD HULIUN COLLEGIATE 3 . ,1, H Trumpet Cornets Iiev)' MP t- 4 m-?ww. sa L Q Clarinets 89.50 Ready for dolivory NOW so that you may start your child in the summer band classes Classes run from June 9th through July 18. Terms? YES! eo 120 N. 7th OLTON COLLEGIATE 89.50 Plan R (Ink Friday Party CIIILOQUIN-On Friday night a party with a history wua Klven for five aonlor girls, Klglit yenra nun a Camp fire Ulrla Kroup wna be gun under the Irnderahlp of Mra. telloy tlleiiKer. The ulrla made exceptional records mid the major ity remained active until their com pletion of hliih school. When Het ty lltoberlaoul I.lly, now of Aall land, Ihe llrat member to urudunte, flulahed achool the uroiip Kuve her n party and a mualinl powder box. That wna In lm. Now, In 1047, the Inal five ulrla are uriiduutlnK ao they unvo thrmaelvea mualcul powder bnea and a party. Klene Pohll, llonule OleiiKer, Oeorulu Prlebe, Oleta Malhla, and Jnvno Klury, aiTompanled bv na aiiitiini minrdlun. Mra. Oerry Wolff, mid Mr, and Mra. Illoy Oleniter. Camp Mre "papa" ami the mianllnn. enjoyed dinner at Hnrla'a and a movie. The luat parly will be III aeven years, when the 1IO0 war bond will be caahed to provide funda for a grand re-union, Bridal Shower Mra. Roland Mueller, Ihe former Marguerite Maya, waa entertained with a brldul ahower on Tueixlny, al the home of Mra. E. o. Pali Irk Hoalraaea were Mra Kay llnm atreet, Mra. Klale Olnther mid Mra. Oladva Krvln, Olhera pienent were Mra. Jennie Jenaon, Mra. Ruby Hnya. Mra, Mary Hanoi), Hnndra Haimlrret, Mir. William Cunningham, Mra. Maine Oreen. Mary Oreen, Mra. Atlene (hauling. Mra, Ada Dunn. Mra. Marie Walaoii, Mia. C. C. Mo-udr, Mra. Harriett Grovea, Mra. Olrdya Metier, Mr. Ted Ervln, Mra. Delia liaya, Mra. Mnry KPen Mtnning. Mra. Orara Huaro. Mm. I. K. Camp bell, Mr. A. K. Campbell, Mra. IJoyd liruner. Mra. Vera Ervln, Mm. W. C. Kohler, Mra. Marcella Pnlleraon, Mr. Helen Derry, Belly Derry. Peg gy llaya. Mra. Honollo, Mra. Mnrle Metier, Moddy Vtlllann May Cnble. Mra. Krlo Henry, Mra. M. h. Huya and Mra. Patrick. ELENE POHLL of Chiloquin reigned over the junior-senior prom at Chiloquin high school Saturday, May 3. Queen Elene was the ninth ruler of the an nual event. Kennell-EUIs KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telophono 9200 IHOLTON COLLEGIATE MUSIC WEEK ALL Your Child in the Band Classes. NOW rr f'"t time in five years A Quality Student Instrument At RssACAnaKIa Deie 89.50 89.50 Trombones 89.50 Klamath Falls L- HOLTON COLLEGIATE Q m :. ' ...7 I , t ' I ' j V..- --' Kf '1 ' ; 1 . . ..,- ,,. . ' ' ' i' 'ff . .'. .. " LT. AND MRS. ROBERT EVANS, who were wed on 'March 29, ot Fort Benning, Co., are expected to arrive in Klamath Falls some time'ln Juno for a visit here. Lt. Evons' parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans of this city. Mrs. Evons is the former lone Staley of Portland. Farewell CHILOQUIN Mr. and Mis. Eu gene Bchueck were honored ul a Inrewell party on Saturday eve ning, May 10, at the home of Mr. uiid Mm. U'U Kelllwm. Mr. Kelll mi mid Mra. Earl Hull were host eei,. IIiiiIkc and pinochle were played, with high and low honor in bridge received by Mra. Hurry Elliott and Mr. Hurry Whiting. Pinochle high and low-went lo Doc" Schucck and Mrs. Dwlght Kircher. A farewell gift waa presented lo the gucata of honor by the Invited gtical. Mr. and Mm. Dwlght Kir cher. Mr. nnd Mr. Cyril Cook, Mr. and Mra. Fred Pojie. Mr. and Mra. Hnrrv Whiting. Mr. and Mra. Harry Elliott, and the Hull and Kclhsons. Guests ....h m, p c Pnlhaier were overnight guests of Mr. and Mra. Larry Whytul of Lakeshore drive on Thursday, leaving Friday morning for their home near Sun Francisco. The Palltstera have been on an extended tour of the country and were en route south from Washington when they visited here. Major Palllater and Larry Whytnl were classmates at Oregon State college. FURS W rfttt ui our aid fur corI fur kin material In repair and remodel work. Tit AO E IN A Al.K 0 Trade-In Allowance (er your Id Fur Coal an anr new real In ilock er made to arder at- tneni. Tuns 1n tindrrwand III dr. Cerner 7 in and Main Phone 89.50 YEAR by Summer o o C7 r3 Phono 4519 89.50 Social Calendar WtaaaiSar, Mar B Sojourner mlln. WllUrd hotal, 2 p. m., no hoit luncliaon, 13:30 p. m. KAlfMlrnara m lln 1 -1 h m Wlll.. hot?', precedfd by a no-hosleaa luncheon at 13:311. Saturday, Jint 7 Annual hanaflt dance for Shrine hoa- Eltal (or crlpplad chllflran. aponaortd , Klamalli Falla Shrtna club. WiSnatdar, Junt II Ko.'irnra. 1:43 p. m., Wlilard hoUI. Inalallalton of orflcara. Winning a lawsuit sometimes costs you money in lawyer's fcrs and time. Auto- mobile Lialiilily In surance is your best defense. Our repu lation for quick set llements thoroughly protects you. ' JOHN SAMDMEYER C toti it lets- nfriNC r INSURANCE H pini sr. - rueas Ml Not a liquid, not a aoap. but a dainty cream, containing lanolin and secret Ingredient that's Luatre-Creuie Shampoo! Developed by Kay Dauulit, coaiuetlo wicanl, Luslre.Creme SlimiUKX) leavca hair glowing aoft, aparkling with natural high lilils. infinitely easier re maringe. Ytclda aiuaaing lather In hard or aoft water. No aoap film no epecial rinae needed, fconomical, too! . . .Try a jar. See how aoft, how ehininir, how ei'x lo manage your hair can he with T.tiatre-Crcme Shampoo! 4 or. or $lj 1 lb. or $3.50 CURRIN'S- for J, "The Friendly 9th ond Main Honored Membera of Tnu chapter, Beta Blgrna phi, honored their mother at a breakfaat at 0 o'clock, Sunday morning, May II, In the Pelican party room. The table were beauti fully decorated with aprlng flowera, and at each place waa a lovely lit tle Mother' Day card. The delightful affair waa under the direction of Mra. George Wright. Mr. George Wurdell gave the wel come to the mother. Mra. Wright rend an original poem, entitled "My Love Affair," which waa written by M. H. Mitchell, of Klamath Haaln Pine mllla. Informal group alnglng wua enjoyed with Mr. Loyal Heath ul the piano. Thoae attending the breakfaat were Mr. George Wright, Mr. Preda Juckaoii. Jean Oatendnrf, Mra. Ed Oatendorf, Mra. Oeorge Wardell, Marilyn Knacblc. Mr. Lloyd Brnlth, Mra. C. L. MncDonnld, Mra. Pat ricia Falrchlld. Mra. Wlilard Peyton. Mra. John Peeback, Mra. B. c. Juhnaton, Mra. Prank Hall, Mra. R. M. Teare, Mra. Robert Wlrth, Mm. Howard Mark, and ' Mr. Loyal Heath and Mra. Mnrquardt of Chilo quin. , Sojourners On Wedneaday, May 14, Sojourn era held their regular meeting In the banquet room of the Wlilard hotel. Mra. L. W. Miles, president, waa In charge of a ahort bualneaa meeting. Mra, Charlea Ollmore and Mr. Ben William were welcomed Into the club. Mra. Howard Klrchan. Mr. E. Hobart and Mr. Larry Bvenagaard were appointed on Ihe nominating committee. After a short report on the recent aucceaaful dinner dance, card were In play with Mra. Mc Vey, chairman for the .afternoon. Mr. L. W. Miles took honor In pinochle, and Mra. Svenagaard and Mra. Ben Gibson received bridge awards. Betrothal Mr. and Mra. C. P. McColgln of Klamath Full announce the be trothal of their daughter, Oertrude McColgln to Jamca R. Larimer, son of Mr. and Mra. E. L. Clayton of Portland, formerly of this city. Vowa will be exchanged In an afternoon ceremony to be read by the Rev. David F. Barnett at the Plrst Preabyterlan church at U:30 Sunday. June 1. Mn Larimer Is aaaoclated with Northwestern The atre here. Just Arrived! Another Small Shipment of STITCH MASTERS? Willi It ! r ai rou MAewa cam srw i ! J Hunn mvnmoN i'Vi ,Jf. WITH TNI UAO-IC (Me)l Slmkea Tr fiewiug Machine Twice aa Valuable Ha Simple a Child Can Lae II! Soy qoodbye to cosily duration . . . and !o?7tt the nul3Bc n trylnq; lo kp bJmot atllchea tf era showing. It's easr with Mitacl STITCH MAST tO. Ihe atnaxlnq inreotiea lhat doubles the value ol your swina machine by enablina It lo do Ihe tatira swinj lob liora b.'inJ collar aeams lo blind skirt heme as wet) as any othtr aewing joe thai calls for hidden cr inviiibfe l itching. Comet lo ytm compfeley atiembed ... all ready lo use! Eliminates hours ot tedious handwork . . . MJrocfe STITCH MASTER gives you trim, lotlored hems, piotetsional looking culls and due is a matter ol minutes. See It try ll $ M buy it today. OclL reefed . . . "HOW TO SCW SO (AST 4t pages el sewisg abort cute. Sewing Machine Service Tour Independent Dealer 3218 Shasta Way Ph. 6771 uqs Drug Store" Phone 4514 j . , . , . iara)wapjiv ' LAR 111 1 - I1 ljLl -Ivi ....... . A GAY PARTY LAST THURSDAY wos given honoring Marilyn Miller's 13th birthday. Seated left to right around the table ore John Lentz, Marilyn Wheeler, Stanley Harlison, Patsy Clark, Ronnie Hershberger, Barbara Johnson, Ralph Wotson, Mary Hill, Janice Larson, Jimmy Lucos, Ray Hammerstreet, Lyn Perkins, Annobelle Dial, Beverly Eells, Ruby Cehring, Anna Lou Bockman, Marilyn Cerber, Shirley Caylord, Bob Doveri, Margaret Cerber and Marilyn Miller. Ouderian Hostesses KENO Mr. C. C. Huskinaon and Mra. Roy Hlruhaw were hosteue at Currln! ha a captivating array of fresh summer fragrances for your shop ping list ... ne Kayroonas eau oe toilette and cologne . . . artfully packaged for a girl graduate or a apeclal May birthday . . . and they aren't at all expensive! The toilet waters . . . "Deviltry", naughty but gay . . . "Mimiy", a lilac scent lor romance . . . raa Tlnx", sweet and lovely as an old fashioned pink ... are available in fetching. 3-ounce containers, in dividually boxed t . . for $1.75 plus tax. Cologne of the same fragrances are packed in "Teaser" sets . . . containing two bottle . . . priced S1.75 and tax ... or in "Personal ity" seta that hold two-ounce bottles of all three . . . Deviltry. Mimzy and Ptnx ... for only S2.00 and tax ... at CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS . . . comer of Ninth and Main. a Unhampered by shortage and restrictions, this year's fashions for Cotton Week. Mar 19-24, have gone lavish with longer, fuller skirts, sleeves that accent yard ase, peplums, bustles and whop ping big Bashes. Among the fabrics are new taffeta-like tex tures and bold, gay patterns. Long's has Interesting news for you who have a difficult time finding blouses In larger sizes that are as pretty and appealing as smaller models . . . the arrival 01 a group 01 iovciy Mode de Paris creations in sizes from 38 to 41. Of luscious crepes, these blouses have rounded necklines finished off with a flat bow of the same material . . . and rows of hem stitching extend down the front. They're short-sleeved . . . and button down the back. Their colors are particularly beckoning . . . dusty pink, twilight irav. silver aaua. and one In sun- sot red. Then, of course, there's a bridal white, too ... in this selec tion at LONG'S APPAREL ... 719 Main. If you're planning a home wed ding reception, bear in mind that the simplest table motif is often the most effective, and familiar foods, easily prepared, are usual ly the most appetizing. Kickys has the most complete line of "graduation" watches for girls and boys since the summer of 1941, Martha learned this week . . . and in the selection are Bulovas. Longines, Elglns, as well as many other well known timepiece names. Some of the new models are quite revolutionary In design . . . using attractive combinations of metals for modern individuality in styling and bracelet straps with more eye appeal. Bulova has specialized in an extremely small wristwatch . . . and there's a 21-jewel ot the same make that's surprisingly moderate in price. RICKYS JEWELERS ... 700 Main . . . has nurses' waterproof watches which have been extremely hard to get . . . and don't forget to take advantage of Rlckys' special offer ... an extra liberal allowance on all old watches brought in for trade on a new one. . . Spencer's has Installed a new yarn depart ment . . . specializing In Flcisher's soft, fine yarns for infants' ap- garel . . . and you can obtain a ook of Pleisher Fashions, contain ing complete instructions for mak ing knitted or crocheted garments up to four years. The yarn selection includes Fleisher's Afghan Germautown, Baby Zephyr, 3-ply Sport Yarn . . . and Glo-Twist for crochet work ... in white and dainty pastels . . . and you can also obtain knitting needles or crochet hooks In tho required sizes from Spencer's. This latest department . . stocked with material for little handmade garments . , , adds to the variety of infants' wear at SPENCER'S ... 619 Main . . . where there's everything from christening robes to diapers. Colored net head-bands, cap shaped, are being worn by glam our girls to keep long bobs neat without hiding hair beauty. :;vr. 'l". Waws. Hlamaia ralla, Ora. i a recent shower given In honor of Mr. Merle Perkins of Klamath Fall. The affair was held at the Hinahaw home. i Came were played during the n v. i u iopo acid Sl'-cr:3". Laluinte(i is featuring a special table of sim ple play togs . . . the easily laun dered kind . . . that you'll want to stock up on for resort week ends or just for summer comfort around the yard. In neat pedal pusher you have a choice of faded denim or practical twill In white, red and navy . . . priced at S2J5 . . . and there are a few blue Jeans of sanforized denim ... for $3.98. Nifty as can be are the butcher linen shorts ... in rose, navy, brown or black . . . and the pleated shorts of white twill only . . . both types marked 83.98. To wear with any of these out door duds, LaPOINTE'S . . . 607 Main ... is displaying a colorful assortment of cotton and rayon sports blouses in stripes, eye-catching checks or plain shades . . . and sporty, cotton T-shirts in stripes or solid colors. Styles of RKO studio's designer, Renie, whose glamour fashions combine impeccable taste and ex citing touches, are now available to the public, and cotton crea tions in particular proclaim her flare for sparkle and color. Miller's art department has on display a host of new Bucilla needlework firetties . . . many of fine, pure inen . . . and any of these, with their enticing patterns for embroid ering, would certainly be appre ciated by the bride-to-be. A cream color linen tablecloth . . . size 53 by 70 . . . with a cross stitch and fruit design ... is especially lovely . . . aud the price Is $6.95. Bridge sets ... at $3.95 . . . have a floral pattern that works up most attractively. One type among the dresser scarfs, an ivory linen, has wide lace edges . . . and is $2.19 . . . while another of white linen with fag goting edges, Is priced $1.29. Un trimmed scarfs are only 69 cents . . . and for a nice, but Inex pensive, shower gift. Miller's has stamped tea towels in several un usual patterns ... at 59 cents. A shipment of Infants' white flannel kimonas and saques is ex pected shortly by the art depart ment in MILLER'S ... 512 Main . . . and inasmuch as purse ma terials have been closed out, two corde' bag models, navy and brown, are now for sale at $5 each. One of the largest and best known producers of quick-frozen foods has announced a price re duction from May 12 to June 7 on rhubarb, mixed vegetables, corn, peaches and turkeys. Studio Ot lteautu is proud of its hair-cutting that gives the best coiffure results ... and indeed, if some of the results Martha's seen come out of this shop are a regularity . . . the per sonnel certainly has a perfect right to be. We all know by now that correct snipping of the hair has a lot to do with the appearance of a permanent . . . whether it looks truly styled or merely a bunch of becurled locks. Speaking of styling, Fern Short, owner of Studio of Beauty, enrolled In the special courses offered by Hair Stylist Rlcardo during the re cent beauticians' convention . . . and she gleaned a number of new point ers from which her patrons can benefit. Another speciality of Studio ef Beautr is manicuring . . , and the shop has a skilled manicurist who not only polishes up your finger tips ... but shows you how to mas sage and manipulate your hands to keen them in condition. STUDIO OF BEAUTY ... lo cated on the mezzanine of Whytal's ... is air-cooled for warm weather comfort , . . and those on the staff besides Fern are Steve, Beryl, Olive and Mclva. ' SATtlSDAT. May II, !, rat lavaa afternoon and the many gifts wers opened. Later in the afternoon re freahments were served by the hos tesses. Mr. Perkins Is a farmer Keno resident. Whytal' proved this week that play clothes aren't all made for slender, youthful figures when a shipment of aeer sucker outfit In large sizes was un packed. These come In a variety of muted tone stripes over white . . and all have the shirtwaist styled, one-piece play suit that can be turned into a simple, comfortable house dress by adding the button front overskirt. 8lzes go up to 44. . There's such a complete selection of sun togs at Whytal's that Martha would be hard put to describe all ... but well worth mention are shorts and skirt sets of Flelschman's "Soap 'n' Water" fabrics In geo metric prints . . . slip-on cotton dresses in striped effects with matching shorts and bra for under neath . , . and extremely smart rayon crepe numbers In summery irlnts or pastel hues ... having ong dolman sleeves or cap sleeves and draped necklines . . . that re semble dressy afternoon frocks. Hl-style beachwear is the rage this season . . . and at WhyUI'a you have a choice of long, hooded beach coats, plus shorts and halter, of striped crash ... or cotton twill sets of vivacious prints with a short coat that can double as a smock. Among other recent arrivals are handsome slack suits . . . two-piece midriffs or four-piece bolero styles such as one modeled In the library club fashion show this week. More for a teen-age wardrobe are the two-piece sets for romping about . . . swirly-sklrted eyelets or seersuckers ... in a galaxy of colors ... at WHYTALS ... In the Medical - Dental building, Main at Ninth. Had you thought of giving daughter a complete play outfit for graduation? Berlin held a fashion show re cently, and American wives at tending noticed a distinct tenden cy to ape American models, aa well as those from Pari and Lon don. Materials vere noticeably better, too. Peasant Ulouse . a whole new shipment of Inex pensive, sheer cottons with winning touches . . . are again available at WHYTAL'S ... in the Medical Dental building . . , and here twin is a graduation gift Idea . . for they're perfect with those yoi.iiful skirts of swlshy taffeta of.' ray ' prints. One style has an adorable triple-ruffled neckline ... aud an other a petal lace trim that's very flattering. Color experts say to be careful of dress shades if hair is in the graying stage; that browns, tana and yellows should be definitely ruled out because they empha sise the unwanted tinge. Pine Street Market, obtained a couple ot new cheese items ... at least, new to Martha . . . for those who like something, different from the more mundane i . . , Dan-Dee Cheese Spread that ; says on the package it's zesty, not -sharp . . . and MacLaren's Imperial Cheese, a super blend of aged ched-! dar. , If you cook for only two, you'll be Interested In the picnic size tins of Sun-Blest's green-tipped and all green asparagus . . . and S and W spinach . . . more economical and no bothersome left-overs. i In the section devoted to clean' lng aids, you'll find a highly recom-J mended cleaning solvent . , . the i original Parfum, genuine trench dry , cleaner . . . fragrant, delicately: scented and aromatic ... to leave a ' nice odor on garments. It comes In gallon size cans. , Borene Soap Powder Is on thai shelf again . . . first in a long while 1 . . , at PINE STREET MARKET! . . . corner of Seventh and Pine . . . where you can phone in your order for delivery. a a - .. i New packaging techniques are J making It poaalble to can two i foods that have separate and dls- tlnct flavors within the same f can, thus they retain their oris- Inal flavors, eften tost when ' they're merged or blended for canning. , r