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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JULY 26, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN ii iGirls Prepare For Second Camp Week I A number o( Kliiniiitll Kill are In Ilia midst of cumplng activities ! m the second week of Oil I Hcnut camp begun Ittiit Huliirduy. Many nuulcior spurts urn being nlfnrcd lit Hie Cllrl Bcolit cwnp lit Lake o' Die Woods mul Uichs Include swimming, banting, cooking out of diwrt, lilklm and nature study. Attending the second outitiic are Jean Abcll, Barbara Anderson, Hetty Audi in, Ooiuin Amtru. Ann Lou Hui kiiinn, Janlro Brrnnan, Murna llrnok. Vlrulnln Ciilclwpll, (Unlit Mny Callahan, Clnra Carter, Mnry Lou Cum, Dorothy Collier. I'miU Cook, lloth Cunningham, Cnrolyn DiiniilUK), Peggy Ducked, Jiuklyn Klllott, Jeiin Elliott, Joan Elliott, Ilelcno rlwlirr, jninine Fllr.ulrli'K nil Kny .'ouliicr. Hulli rinylord, Hhlrlry Cliiywrd, Julie llnrnilrn, Ann lliiyilrn, Jackie llnyilrn. Milium , llurrls. Hylvln mills, Hlinron llnMeln. Gloria Jack noil, Mnry Jenny, ( Irriilillne John on, Elnlne Kendall, Deiielre Kiuiyoh, Jniilco Kcnyon, Jrninlle Klpllnger, (lull Ledrrer, Miinllyn Lytlv, llrlni Murlx Mnnn, Hhlrlry Muttoon, Jean lis Muck, Mnrllvn Mlllrr, lliirlmrti Moore mid Carol Moore. Mnrlcue Moore, Jm kls Muy Mur phy, June Murphy, Hlinron Myers, Jruiutliie Newroui, KIlM Nltachcliu, Mmjiirm Orr, Jrmi Oweiu, Knthrr Iiip rente, Jmilre l'r, Margaret Ann I'lnnro. Due Deo I'llinro, Unity I'liinlnurr, Mnry Ann PreaUui, Cnro line Itllcy, Uili ltcr mid llnu-l tklilclcralclii. Owen Helber. Hetty Hhnw, Bur burn Huliler, Hlinron Hlrmid, Hover y Hwmuen, Bally Thomas, Orloren rhoinpson. Vlrulnln Vnn Daren, f Jlnrbnra Walters, Mnrllyn Wheeler, Mnrllee Whlllork. Phyllis Wliyul. l.liuln William. Molly Wllllnnu and Huaanno William. Scouts Meet MAUN Tho Uruwnlr BrooU met Innt WedueMlny afternoon, July 10, t the Dirk llrnul home with the following llrownlra prrnenl: Vlrulnln Johnson, Jiinnlce Hnrutuke, Ocrnl dlne llendrl, Lnretla llcndrlx. Mnrle mid Hetty lioitcra. Dolores nd Diane FuMon, Jane llrnxel, Manclra Klclrta. Hhlrlry Dlxnn. Jnnn Kreltnr, Arlene Arnold, Joyce Clnrk, mid Hhlrlry Mock. AIM preaenl were troop lender, Durla Hnilth nnd troop eotnmlttee menibera. Mm. Dixon, Mm. Clnrk mid Mm, Dirk llrnwl, Mr. Ilownrd Vnn Clrnvt Won t guent from Klmn- Ih Falls. . 1 -VaW A LITTLE CURL lops the pret ty head of Linda Carol Ny gren, one-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy K. Nygren. They live of 4406 Denver. Kennell-EllU. ouut Sili inn rreiut Iter No-Ride info, t, . tat. orr. aros Slip And she ii, too, ami she knows it. Became the patented design pre vents riding up. The hemline does not vary. The expert cutting re sults in perfect fit. She knows the seal of ap proval hits been put on (lie Liros line by the American Institute of Laundering And the best pan is the modest cost for such quality. 2.69 to 7.95 Shop Hie store you enjoy 500 Moirt St. Shop. sm Ceremony TU1.KI.AKK - Wllllnm P. Harks, on of Mr. and Mm. Clyde ltnrka of Twlrluke, took lilt bride Oladla Hcliermeuer of HI. Iiuln, Mo In a ceremony rend on July 17 at 0:30 In lleno, Nev, The newlywedi huneyinoonrd at Luke Tuhoe mid an guests of lim Utr nnd brolher-ln-luw, Mr. and Mm. Milton Urlewr and daughter, Ueverly, In Sacramento, Cull!. They will mnke their home on Mr. Ilnrka' new hnmralrad In the Tule hike area, In a inodrrn, new home being built on the land, lie was one of the wlnnrm In the Tulclake home tend drnwlng. The new Mm. Harks U the niece ol Mm. Don Patrick of Tulelnke, and met her hunband while ahe wna vlalt lug here. Mr, Harks nerved with the Hrabrea during the wnr, erring aerv Ice III the Pnrlflc thratri Bridge Club MAI. IN The Happy Hour Bridge club met TueMlny. July 72, at the home of Mm p. o. WiUon. Priwa went to Mm. Chnrlea Hamilton. Mm. Oeorge Itrtteralh and Mm. Leah Hlreet. Other guenta preiwnt were Mm. Bonnie Hirphena. Mm. I. eater Hrhrrlner. Mm. Perry Haley and Mm. Kiln O. Hnlea. The nrxt meet ing will be at the home of Mm. By ron Johmon. Announcement Mr. and Mm. frank Chnlllt of lllldrbrnnd have announced the en-1 gngemrnt of their daughter. Virginia. to Robert Reddard. Mr. Reddnrd la ! th Mnn .if Mp inri Un tatlar Rut. I dard of Klnmnlh PalU. No definite date hu been act for Uie wedding. Mr. and Mm. Glenn L. Miller of Wt N. Mil enterlnlned at a birthday dlnnrr recently honoring Mm. Mil ler'a brother, J. K .Stafford of Nu bleber, Calif. RrfreahmenU were ened to 16 gtieala. Mr. and Mm. Jowph v. Hlafford of Bend were aUo present. Now each year 100 enllMcd men from the rrgular navy nre apinlnied niKPihlpmen nt the United Hlntra Naval academy. Aimnjiolla. THIS IS little Sherry Lynn Hodges, one-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce H. Hodges of Merrill. She cele brated her first birthday July 13. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Shaw of Kla math Falls and Mr, and Mrs. C. L, Hodges of Merrill. Kennell-Ellls. 1 ,aAl '.' . ;is ITS ,SS rj His shirts will be ... I IF YOU LET THE LAUNDRY DO THEM SEND YOUR CLEANING WITH YOUR LAUNDRY - PHONE 5111 OR 6565 CASCADE KLAMATH'S FINEST Opposite Pot Office INSTALLED RECENTLY were new officers of the Klomoth Falls branch of the Oregon Asso ciation of Beauty Shop Owners and Operators. Left to right are Margaret Kiplinger, presi dent; Joan Mead, vice president; Luella Mil lion, secretory, and Margie Laverty, treasurer. Spcciol installation ceremonies were held July IS at the Log Cabin with Dolores Korsen as installing officer. -Ouderian. i - " 1 I u GLENDA GALE Snider is the nine-month-old daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. W. A Snider of 2417 Cordon. Mr. ond Mrs. H. C. Talbot of Chehalis, Wash., are her grandparents. Kennell-Ellls. Mia. Phil D. Bchroeder and her on, Phil, have ut returned from a alx week' trip which took them over 6000 mllrs. They vlnlted for a lime In Atchison. Kniuiui, where they were Joined by Mr. 8chroeder, who flew there to spend Uie week end. ' Ouests at Uie home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Crandall. 215 Eldorado, this post week-end were Mr. mid Mra. Frank Oordon and sons. The Oor doiu are making their home In Grants Pass, Langell Valley Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pearson of Redlsnds, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Caldwell and family of San Jose, lient Uie week-end with Mr. and 1 Mrs. Paul Monroe and family. Mr. and Mra. O. C. Johnson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marchant recently. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Burnett and family of Klamath Falls were Sun day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. BUI Burnett and family. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert PI LES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO FAIN NO dOSPITALIEAjTION Na Lata at Tim Ptrmanaal gaialul DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlranraella Phjralelan t3t Na. Ilk r.malre Tbtalra BUf. Pkaaa iaas BRIGHTER c LAUNDRY & CLEANERS Plnclll and Mra. Roy Cain, all of Klamath Falls. Clarence Oilman and Leland Pet tegrew of Eugene tpent the week end with Mm. Effle Oilman. Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Hoiue and daughter, Mr. and Mm. Don Rom, Dorla Leavltt and Pete Hodges pent Monday evening with Mr. and Mra. Elliott Houm and family. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown and daughters of Bonanza visited Mr. and Mrs. Les Leavltt and family Bunday. Mrs. Maren Randall and Gary of Langell valley and Mrs. Agnes Por ter and family and Mrs. Maxlne Van Biuklrk and family, all of Tulclake. Iient Tueadny with Mrs. Margaret Burnett and family. Ernie Ayers and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wilson, all of Suaanville. were CHANGE WRONGS To RIGHTS TRY MCLATORE'S 1112 Moin Open 6:00 a. m. to 1:00 a. m. iONLY In 12 MORE DAYS j Host Attractive Child" Contest No Obligation or Charge Open to Any Child From 5-Months to 8 Years k 33 Winners ... 33 Prizes But Enter NOW! 4 kennell-ellis U. S. National 8th & Main i Jl r week-end visitors. Mrs. Wilson was Elda Ayrea before her marriage In June and lived In Bonanza before moving to Susanville. Mm. Han-y Frailer, Mrs. Claude Murray and Mrs. Owen Pepple were luncheon guests of Mrs. F. W. Brown on Tuesday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mm. Pete Hodges, who were married Wednesday at the Latter Day Saints church in Klamath Falls. Mrs. Hodges was Doris Leavltt before her marriage. Milking a cow three times daily. Instead of two, Increases her milk production 20 to 2S per cent. FREE CLINIC Will Be Held at the Winema Hotel Thursday, August 7 8. C. MitrheU. 214 Miner BJdr, Eugene. Oregon, holds frequent free clinics at the Winema hotel. Please write for next clinic date. Mr. Mitchell is with lame N. Toft and Associates of Portland, who have been serving the hard of hearing since 1934. TO ENTER Kennell-Ellis' 14 ANNUAL Artist Photographers Bank Bldg. Phone 3252 si Party Hostess BLY On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs, Jim Havens was hostess at Havens cafe with a bridal shower In honor of Catherine Wilson, whose marriage to Carlton Lynch was an event of today, Bnturday, In Reno, Nev. Refreshments and games high lighted the afternoon. Guests were Miss Wilson, Mrs. Del Nelson, Mrs. Jack O'Nell, Mrs. Wayne Smith, Mrs. Oordon Oeran, Mrs. Roy Cha pell. Mm. Ralph Biles, Mrs. Ous Rons, Mm. A. A. Protsman, Mrs. Herb Hudley, Mrs. O. Daugherty, Mrs. Arlle Collier, Mrs. H. West, Mrs. Lee Btaub, Mary Oordon, Mrs, Kenneth Renter. Mrs. Everett Bell, Mrs. Leu Cum minus, Mra. Max Dlllavon, Mra. Clark Abbott, Mm. Brooks May, Mm. Vera Havens, Mrs. M. Cllne. Mra. Oeorge Jones, Mrs. Willis Pankey, Mrs. Cecil Nicholson. Mrs. Oordon Robin. Mrs. Bill Hamilton, Mrs. August Tlkkanen, Mrs. Elmo Pa gan. Mrs. Martin Cavan. Pauline Cathey, Janet Orlffln, Lucille and Ruth Campbell, Norma Dlllavon, Gloria Bell and Shirley Dlllavon. Why tar is feeling extremely pleased about a new line of versatile casual frocks ... the Marian Carol dresses ... to be carried in stoclc from now on . . . with new arrivals regularly. These Marian Carols are patterned after the ever-popular shirtwaisters' ... so simply styled they never go out of fashion . . . but nicest of all are the fabrics and detailing. Skirts are slightly gored, giving Just the right fullness . . and all the dresses received so far have the glove sleeve. However, they're also available with long sleeves. The frocks of duplex fabric ... a quality rayon crepe . . . come In regu lar sizes from 12 through 44 ... or In half-sizes from 16Ji to 22'3 ... and the shades are simply luscious . . . chlanti wine, enchantment blue, romance teal, forest brown and others. Jeweled studs provide an at tractive note of trim. The other choice in stock ... at present ... is a smart striped gabar dine with hazy brown, gray or green grounds . . . practically wrinkle-proof ... a wonderful cool-weather dress for the office. These are touched up by leather belts and novel character buttons of wood . . . sizes 12 to 42. These classics are also made in i plain color gabs of autumn red, leaf green, coffee brown or teal ... or in tissue flannels of lovely pastel tones . . . which you can obtain by special order ... at WHYTAL'S ... in the Medical-Dental building, Main at Ninth. 1 Two fong-ago fabrics are being revived among fabrics cambric and mull, but the latter Is gone modern as it's pebilixed for crease resistance, and a resin finish not only discourages mussing but gives It "body." The old mull, yoo may remember, had a droopy look that discouraged getting crisp lines Into a frock. ... Pine Street Market is all stocked up a-fresh on picnic supplies . . decorated plates, wooden spoons and forks, napkins. i drinking straws, cups . . , and new I among these are the waxed food ; cups for carrying individual salads i or puddings in your lunches, j Shopping around the shelves, Mar ! tha found a couple of new eats for j the picnic, too . . . Old Fashioned I Style Potato Salad, put up in pound ; glass jars . . . and a Vegetable Relista j Salad, ideal for barbecue plates or to garnish cold luncheons. That delicious Haley's Chicken a j la King is obtainable again ... in 15-ounce tins ready to serve . . . and Towle's Log Cabin syrup is back in I new containers . . put up in pint i jars instead of the familiar log cabin i tins. ! Another favorite breakfast syrup I whose return Martha welcomed . . . ! at PINE STREET MARKET . . . cor I ner of Seventh and Pine ... is Crim- son Rambler Pure Marshmaliow ! Syrup that gives a delightful smooth flavor to the hot cakes. ! ... I New nylon pantie girdles cater to 1 the teen-age figure which needs only gentle coaxing to smooth out bulges. They weigh as little as four ounce yet give a firm support without restricting action freedom. I ... Currlnrs informed Martha this week that there's been quite a price reduction on all Dana perfumes and colognes . . . and if you don't recognize the Dana name, at least you're familiar with "Tabu." a highly popular frag rance In this line. The four-ounce containers of Tabu ; cologne have been cut from $4.25 to S3.5B . . . the eignt-ounce irom 57.50 to $6.00 and the 16-ounce from 12.50 to $10.00. The dram sizes of Tabu perfume are now priced at $2.50 . . . reduced from $3.25 . . and the larger bottles are marked down accord ingly. Similar reductions have been made In two of Dana's other out standing colognes , . . "Platine" and "20 Carats" . . . the price on an eight-ounce bottle of the latter changed from $8.25 to $6.50. The four-ounce sizes of "Emir" have been marked down from $4.50 to $4.00 . . . so if any of these four are among your favorites, you'll be interested in replenishing your supply at the new lower prices ... at CURRIN'S ... the friendly drug store . . . corner of Ninth and Main. ... Designers with a flair for hand ling fabrics are showing their re spect for fine-combed yarns by giving ready-made dresses that hand-made precious look of earlier days when cottons owed their dis tinction to fine needlework, , Karicva and SfjcjS; Ug3' r , ZV? W.A-" Birthday A birthday party was liven for Dennis Lundgren Peck at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles D. Peck of route 3 box 416, , MADE TO MEASURE WINDOW SHADES NOW AVAILABLE Cood quality OIL PAINTED SHADE CLOTH in all sizes. New rollers, or you can use your present rollers. One or two day service, CLAUDE H. DAVIS Window Hhades Venetian Blinds Linoleum Carpels 426 Main 4684 LdtPointe' is showing first arrivals in new Fall suits . . . with an interesting selec tion already on hand . . . and Martha was especially impressed by the suaveness and quality of the gabar dines . . . said to be this coming sea son's outstanding suit fabric. Worsted crepe is running a close second, however . . . and among suits of this type is a luscious new wine shade, derived from blending warm rose and brown tones . . . flattering to most any complexion. 8 peaking of colors, black is going to be good as ever . . . more browns will be seen . . . and lots of green, Including a dark shade listed under several different names, but best known as hunter's green. Notable pocket and collar details, simple sleeve lines, artful side clos ings and plainer backs are noted in designing trends. Some jackets still retain a slight ripple effect by un pressed pleats , . . but peplums are out. Jacket lengths average from 25 to 27 Inches . . . and. as you well know by now, skirts are longer . . , 12 to 14 Inches from the floor, de pending on your height. You'll find that beautiful Cymon ette suit . . . pictured in Harper's and Vogue . . . now being shown at LaPOlNTE S ... 507 Main. ... Glancing over an article on undercover aids for turves a narrow, boned and backlaced cor set to belittle the waist and pad the hips; a stiff, rounded under skirt to pad the hipline the only pleasing garment I could see is a whlrly crinoline petticoat to bounce out evening gowns. They might have something there. ... Iliekys Jewelers had the good fortune to secure a nice but Inexpensive selection of sterling silver pieces . . . ideal for all-occasion gifts . . . and, Inasmuch as the sur prisingly low prices, are being passed on to their customers, Martha thinks it a splendid opportunity to purchase several pieces at a saving . . . give away later. The choice Includes compotes, cream and sugar sets, bud vases, bonbon dishes and candle holders. . . all as satiny finished as more expen sive silver items. Another suggestion for a gift you'd be proud to hang your name on are the individual salts and peppers of fine weight sterling . . . three pairs to a set . . . beautifully boxed . . and the $5.95 price is actually less than in 1939. Don't forget to step around the corner and have a look at the silver exhibit . . . showing the various stages in making holloware and flat ware ... in the Seventh street win dows of RICKVS JEWELERS . , . 700 Main. . Designers have reached back into the past even way back be fore World War I for l47's autumn togs and some of the Illus trations appearing look as though they came from G Oder's Ladies Book. We're still looking at them with a decidedly critical lift to the right eyebrow and saying we'll never be caught wearing them! Your Store introduced a brand new linen line this week . . . Brush Print designs on lunch cloths and napkins of ex cellent quality linen. The patterns are distinctly different from any you've seen . . . and colorings are eloquent! "Flying Feathers" is probably the most striking, with vivid roosters chasing around the cloth . . . but the "Acapulco," depicting fish life in water, shows gorgeous blending of colors. "Faatasia." a floral, and "Pinto Plaid," a horsey design, are the other two. Price per set is only $9.95 . . . and you can have them gift packaged. YOUR STORE ... at 721 Main . . Is exceedingly proud of its linens . . . Irom Ireland, Belgium, Czecho slovakia, Madeira or China . . , and you'll find them all up on the second floor . . . Including the Pure Irish Linen double damask cloths and napkins . . . hand-hemmed or hem stitched . . . from dinette up to ban quet sizes . . , priced from a moder ate $21.50 up to $59.00. Olftnbly beautiful, too . . . and new . . . among the linens are Madeira . bridge sets of petal-soft rayons In pastels ... at Your Store. on Sunday, July 20. ' Those attending Dennis' fifth birthday party wen Purely Maria Matson, Velva Lee Cook, Sandra Buckner, Jlmmle Cook and Orel Merrill. Cascade Home APPLIANCE COMPANY has been eagerly looking forward to this week's arrival of that most efficient "silent laundress" ... the remark able new Frigidalre Automatic Washer . . . and after watching a demonstration ... in which It cer tainly fulfilled all expectations . . . Martha was completely sold, mainly because . . . The automatic routine is so flexi ble that you can change It to handle different types of washings . . . lengthening, shortening, repeating or skipping an operation . . . The live-water action ... an en tirely new principle . . . produced by rapid up-and-down motion of the pulsator . . . penetrates clothes through and through . . . A rapldry spin ... at 1130 revolu tions a minute . . . removes far more water than ordinary methods ... leaving the clothes barely damp . . . And It's almost entirely free from vibration , . . thanks to the Harmon iter, an exclusive Frigidalre feature . . . making it unnecessary for the washer to be bolted down and al lowing for Installation where most convenient. Extremely important Is the fact that Frigidalre Washers have been home-tested for fire years before -going on the market . . . and have already proved themselves by a quarter million washings. Time and testing have resulted in a trouble free and dependable operation. Sim ply put clothes and soap In the con venient top opening . . . then set one lial once. The washer's electrl- , car brain center does the rest I Of course, this Frigidalre has lots of other improvements ... an under water soap distributor, a wash ' water switch, clog-proof pump, a lifetime porcelain cabinet, to men tion a few . . . but you'll be anxious to see it for yourself, anyway . . . and Vem Owens of CASCADE . HOME APPLIANCE CO. . . . 124 No, 4th street . . . will show you how smoothly the entire washer per forms! ... To balance the lengthy skirts, we hear that hats will be heavier that Is, they'll carry their weight higher. Fashion decrees that old time hat styles are coming back which will raise some more to-do. The toque and pillbox will be mod eled from those of 1914 vintage, and the 1912 ehapeaa will have some modern offsprings in the way of puffy crowns and brims that settle to the eyebrows. ... Long's Apparel was just unpacking a ravishing se lection of nightgowns when Martha dropped in this week . . . and truly they are lovely . . . designed with a fitted inset at the waist for slimming . . . cap sleeves of wide lace gathered into a soft ruffle . . . and with simi lar lace edging the hemline. A velvet-smooth crepe ... in mag nolia or sherbet ... Is used for the gowns . . . and light ecru lace gives a fetching contrast. Two styles in dainty slips had also arrived at LONG'S APPAREL ... 719 Main ... In new lengths to wear with the longer skirts. One lace trimmed number is fashioned of the same type crepe as the gown ... in similar shades of magnolia and sher bet ... so they could be purchased together for a gift set. The other style ... of a nice quality crepe . . . comes in white or tearose ... set off by a beautiful yoke of embroidered lace. ... A bit of hair advice from a famed sportswoman to keep hair from baking dry while engaging in summer sports, put a fresh cab bage or lettuce leaf under your cap. This keeps moisture In the balr. A little sunlight Is tonlo for the locks, but too much drains their spirit and color. Spencer seem to be constantly finding some thing new and cute for the little tots . . . and latest arrivals in the apparel line are dainty ... but very practical . . . Apco-Knlt panty-dresses for toddlers . . . fashioned of fine knit Jersey that launders wonderfully and needs only a light pressing. The little dresses are designed to slip over the head easily . . . and the panties will fit over the diapers. Colors are delicate pink and blue . . . with contrasting trim of stitch ing. SPENCER'S . . . 619 Main . . . hftf these sets In sizes 1, 2 and 3 ... the smallest fitting a girl of six month! . . , and they sell for only $1-99. Coat and suit collars this coming fall are patterned after the up juttlng collars of the 19th century dandies, their exaggeration adding a new style flair.