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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1947)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE THIRTEEN Bright Jewelry Is Fashion For Fall -' lly III I I V HtOHHKIt CHICAGO tA' Tltu wrll-Jcwi-Ird woman or thr ciimliiu Milium will (unit Ilka liitly Willi nipllul Ir-llir. Dilllllllinsa, even quiillltnru, will be t'liiiilihiilwd In hor Jewelry kill Ilia amphaals won't bt subtle Opulence It the kryncilc and It rum lilpinrilU tin dill fashion III Ha femininity At a fashion show Muiiiluy nlulit hihuimii rd by ilir Jewelry Induntry rnuiicll in connection Willi tha convention of tin. Nullouul Anwxliitliiii nf Credit Jttwolcra, the altenlloii-nitiliiig crrutioim were big, bright nml brilliant, Hut they had llio ulr of Ilia' uciiilc-woiimu ,iiiut tlii'in, whether icy. were He" curat brooches or tlirl " of tlif career girl, tailored rim ,ina Jewelry seta. 'I I io "iinlliine liHik" will ha liupur- ,nl llila arauiil linn Hum imp .uitliluil eapcrt'e comment It would Krrin prpfrrnbly that mllndy'a Jewels lis brand new plecea luude In look ;kc autluuea rultinr llinli Ilia rrul ii i t u lr. hliiiinclrd Jewelry, to demurely mill' cat I ho bailblca of giaiidinothcr'a Mini', la extremely fimhloiiuhle, aa lire rnpr of prnrln, warla In choker (million, or aevcral atruiiila of carla lirutrd ua bll. Colored beads and jiide have thrlr piiIIiiuiImK an do m iiil-iriH loii stniien. lull Item of tint funliloii ahuwlifg win. u inlr of bluc-whilo ieur-ahuicd ilinmuud clip weighing 76 carats and valued nt S7MI.0OU. Oilier Jewelry emeinblea Included a diamond bib nrrklarc, apray ear nmi and a Mimra cut emerald ring worn Willi black mnlre dinner drraa; -yi &3 carat emerald and diamond statelet and emerald and diamond i lip and a 13 ' carat emerald ring; mi ON curat canary diamond clip and (iiiimnnd earring, and an auiliiuf illiimond flower apray once pre ruled by Napolpon to' the Empress Jinrplilue. Potluck Supper MAI.IN-Tho Matin grange met Tuesday evening al the lioine of Mr and Mra. Ted tCvana for a pot lurk supper. Mruilirra prciwnl were Mr. and Mra. Cloorite rlmnlley anil family. Mr. and Mm. Lou Droller, Mr. and Mia, Leonard I'rlrlk. Mr All-Day Meet MAUN The Intermedium airl Hcouta, under the iruileriihlp of Mra, l.uyul Hnuni'ci a. met luat week for mi all-day mretlnii at tlio Curl McVey home. CllrU present were Itulh Kullnu, Uerla Hhoiireii, Joun Orugcr, Bar bara Halyera. Pulll Hmllh, Ilobemt Klrlley. Kllieiibelh McVey, Uurla Hnrutuikl, Jacquelta Maundcra, and a visitor, Nina Orlffllh. Troop committee membera atlrnd lim were Mra. 11. Hhoiireu and Mra. Karl McVey. An all-duy trip lo the Lava UriU waa pliiuned for Auiiuat All girls are asked to meet at the hlKh achool at 8:30 In the morn lilt and are lo bring 10 centa, but are asked not to bring luuchea. The girls plan lo return at 0 o'clock. Bridge Party III,Y-t)ii Saturday evening. July ID. Mr. and Mra. Hplkc Annul l ong were busts to a group of frlenda al a bridge purly In honor of Mr. Armstrongs mother, Mra. Carl Arm atroni, of (Seattle. Wash. Three lablea were In play during the evening with high acore going to Mra llnb Hiidlry, aecond high to Uiye Hmllh, conaolallon, Ted Hyde, and traveling, Mra. O. A. Hinlth. Knjiiying Uie evening were Mr. and Mm. Ilrrb Hudlev. Mr. and and Mra. John ItobliiHin and family, j Mra. Harold Powell. Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brotl and fain- Ted Hyde. Mr .and Mra. C. A. lly. Mr .and Mra. Frank Paygr. Mra. Smith. Loye Hmllh. the honor guest. Urn Johnson and children. Mm. I Mra- Armstrong, and Uie hoat and Tercua MrComb. hostess. Six Years Old Hl.V-On I'rlday afleniuoii. July 3J, Mra, Allen Cummlnga enter tnliird group of smull children with a blrthduy party In honor of her daughter, Douna'a. alxlli birth day. The afternoon waa spent playing gamea on the lawn. Refreshments were aervrd otildoora. Enjoying the afternoon were Phyllla Hlonrbraker, Judy Book. Julia Itobltu, Wanda Went. Johnnie Wagner, Burnley Johnaon, Eddie Thomaa. Itonnie Cummluga, and Donna Cummlnga. m Surprise Party A surprise parly waa given Mon day evening at the Kluumlh Valley hoapltal by the aluff to Jamea lliini. ann of Dr. Warren Hunt. A buffet aupper waa the main feature of the occaalon. Preaenl at Uit gathering were Dr. and Mra. C Ivln Hunt, IflU DeUmne, Jamea Miller. Ruth Piatt. June Blckford. Kalherlne WiUon, Dorothy- Ityen. J rwe llryant, Carol Andemon, Thelma Hleera, Ollva Uruwn, Stella Cooier, Mary Adama, Mulveaon Parker. Kllzabeth Ledbeller, Iva Obion. Ruby flatlet, Nell Craln and Helen Griffith. 9 b I 0 ' V! hi TWIN BROTHERS ore Sommie ond Simon Herrero, four-yeor- old sons of Mr. ond Mrs. C. M. Herrero of 5511 Alfomont drive. They eclebroted their fourth birthday July 13. Klamath Men In Office b Two of the five elective atate olflce of the Oregon Marine Corpa IciiKiir are held by Klamath Fnlla men, who wore elected at the auit convention at Hulem lout week-end. Aubrey Adama, commandant of Gmter Lake detachment here, waa choaen atate Junior vice commander, and Martin A. Putnam waa elected atiile chaplain. In addition to the allowing made by Crater Luke detachment, which ; wua reactivated only five montha ago, Klamath Falla wu aelecled to be the 1049 convention city. Pour Klamath Palla delegate who attended the convention were Adama and Putnam. Clement Leauer and J. C. Prlddy. A featured apeaker war the retiring atate commander, oen. Cluud Lurkln (ret. UBMCi. I 1 hJE. ndgl ii ksmzt .TaM aaqg It?-! L Registers Quake SEATTLE, July 30 l" Prof. O. E. Bly Mr. and Mra. Ralph Bella and Dnnnle and Mr. I-e Cummlnga and ltonnle ant the week end at Eugene. Mr. and Mra. Bert Johnmn and children and Billy Hweency of Lake view vlalted Sundny at the Al Cum mlnga home. Mra. Dwight Bailey and duuuhiera. Donna and Mra. Edward Ivory and children of Alturaa. Calif., vlalted here Thuiaduy with Mra. Larry Thomaa and Mra. E. Perry, aUo daughlera of Mra. Bailey. Lura Cummlnga of Klamath Fall api-nl the week-end here visiting her aona. Lea and Al Cummlnga and families. Mra. Charle Martin and children returned home Sunday after upend ing two wecka at Camlno. Calif., v la in ng her parents. The Bly ball team waa defeated on lu home field Sunday by Lakevtew with a acore of 30 to 3. Mr. and Mra. Cllne had aa their week-end gueala, Max'a mother, Mxa. Cllne, of Redding, Calif. Hidden Lake ill Mystery CASCADE SUMMIT, July 30 A atory being told around here Is of a lake abounding with fish but In such an lnaccemible location that flahermen never find the lake even when looking for It. The lake 1 not known to have any name except Hidden lake or Los. lake, given It by fishermen who have tried to lo cate It. The lake Is not far from Diamond peak and a few have happened to find themselves suddenly standing ! on the rim of It when wondering I through the woods. Later when they have tried to find It to iisn in It, they have been unable to do ao. The lake was stocked several years ago. It Is known to be surrounded by high rock walls and a dense growth of timber. A lew years ago a man was hunting and accidental ly came upon the lake. He saw several fish along the shore and numerous ones Jumping out on the lake. A week later he took his flsh- I lng pole and decided to return to I..I . I1L OCIlk U I,HI6 UJ looking for It but was unsuccessful in doing so. Beauty Shop Blast Kills 6 HARRIBONBURO. Va.. July 30 (,! At least alx persons were killed and more than a score, mostly women. Injured when an explosion in Uie basement of a beauty shop de stroyed the shop and damaged near by stores In the center of this Shenandoah .valley town Tuesday. Twenly'two Inlured persons were admitted to Rockingham county Memorial hospital. Fire Chief Louis Armeturout suld indications were Hint a boiler ex ploded In the basement of Pauline's beauty shop, located on Main street, arross from the Harrisonburg Melh- lodlat church. Armentroul said the explosion blew off the roof of the beauty shop and wrecked the adjacent Rhodes Jewelry store. MAKES IO BUS I?'r?9uenchers A FAMILY REUNION was held recently of the home of Mr. ond Mrs. Otis Roper of Tuleloke. Together for the first time in more than 25 years were, standing left to right, Otis Roper, Rap Roper ond Morion Roper, all of Tuleloke, and seated, Mrs. Arthur Quensel of Santa Barbara, Mrs. E. J. Houghton of Simi, Calif., ond Mrs. M. J. McShane of Cronts Pass. Shutter Shop (Ewmgj WdDwm DRESSES Yes . . . Every single dress will be included in this Sale Values are to 29.95 . . . All dresses must be sold . . . Every day each dress will be slashed one more dollar from the sale price until every one is sold or given away . . . Shop early for best selection and remember! Every day each dress is one dollar less These Prices Effective Thursday Group One Values to 12.95 . . . Group Two Values to 19.95 . . . UdDm Group Three 77 dPdP Values .to 29.95 . . . J-LQJs 525 Main I ONLY 9 MORE DAYS A TO ENTER Kennell-Ellis' lost Attractive Hull!" I muni AND REMEMBER . . . FOR TWINS There Also Are Special Awards. So Enter Them Now! Make Your Appointments Today! f kennell-elhs Arti,f H"-"Phri U. S. National Bank Bldg. 8th & Main Phone 3252 THIS HANDSOME little boy, with big dark eyes, is Bill Bishop Jr., who was one year old on July 17. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bishop df 9)62 Lincoln. His pater nal grondporents are Mr. ond Mrs. W. A. Bishop of this city. Ouderlan ton seismologist, said that a "major'' earthquake was recorded at 6:M a. m. (PSTi Tuesday on the uiil verslty seismograph. He was uu able to say In what direction the tremblor originated but added that Ooodspeed. University of Washing-1 It was "distant." 2 Cans COLGATE A Tboth Powder TJ: 4 URGE SIZE ONLY U WHEN YOU BUY GIANT SIZE FOR 40t Chess Tournament Set August 17 MOUNT VERNON. July 30 lPt Leading Washington state chess players will play opponents from British Columbia on tables across ; the International border at the Peace Arch park. Blaine. August 17. R. C. Cannon, president of tht Skagit valley chess club, said today. Eight Washington state clubs will be represented In the fourth such annual International meet The American team won In a match here ' this spring. ii a av w BBTr aTaraffci' Off tfM xdntv fwtwm 1. 2 Q-7 car ttpUctmtmt it rni . 2. 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