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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JAN. 31, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVIN Special Ceremony ' Held By Amaranth A spei lid iiiciiiiniv mm kill (In- IiiMiiIIhIIiiu of 1 1 in newly rlecleil mill llii(illlliil ii(llrci nf I'llcwUlilp riiurt Nil. II, Older III Hill A ii i ii i 1 1 1 1 . lust HiiIiiiiIiiv ciciilnii nl 1 1 i' MiimiiiIii temple. Mm. Mury hllcu (lnMrr uim InMiillril u ruvul iniilniii mill ('l)ilr ThiiiiiiiMiu im I vnl imliuii. 'I'lii' liilluHii'u r.implrlr.l iir corps ill nfflicis: lllunclia Muiki. iiuiiii lull Miuliiiii: lunik liuiiuliin. iihiukIhUi pillion; Km li Ht.ui Iry, seiii'liuy; Ilium lie r.i I111I.1', Iii'iimhim ; (Hum lln limn. roniluctrcMi; ( H ii (.Iclngi'i, imsiii'lnle conductress; Klli ii Hlnvcr mill Beatrice IM-nlnon, Legion Group Kunli'i.M'n fur 1 1 in llli-i'llnu ill Kill iniilli unit N" II. A ti ii 1 1 it 1 1 I.ikIiiii ftimllluiy mi Tuciliiy, Minimy :i. will I io Mm. Alfred I'l'ii'inli'liii-r mill Mrs. Mitrtiii MrCtillniii. (in 1 1 ii' i ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - minimum Mil' liii'i'lliill mil Mm. W. II Mi Kulit. lit I'li-llt MrMllliill, Mlr. I .it Mt'Mlll Ini, Mi. W. V.VMiuil, Mm. II. ;. Mi'i i y Muni. Mm. (illu Mlkki'lnnn, Mm. Minnie, MhiiIciiiiii i y, Mm. (III hrll Mulcy. Mm. I. It MiirrlMiu, Mm. II. ('. Motley, Mm It (I. Mm M'licllliiirlif r. Mm. Ahkui Nrwltin, Mm. II. A. Nil tIii'Iiii, Mm Hubert (i.lrll, Mm. II II ouli' mill Miiiumii Olllr. Tile sullied liir tile evening will III' " AlllrrlriilllMll," ll i-.lrliti-il by Mm. Kutii'il (iilrll, 'liir tiirrtinu will lit'Klll lit H orlii'k 111 till' Vclcinii,, Millliil lul hull I I.-f i r-.li liir I K . will III: scivctl In luiuii mill uiixllliiry mem bers In n Juliu iiiK-l Imiir following tlirlr srpiilule btlillicui rilrrtlliun. ATTRACTIVE Dorothy Elliott is ciicioqcci to Jock Jimcr'.on, ion of Mr. ond Mrv C L. Jinv erson of Ukiali, Calif , for merly of Klamath halls. Miss Elliott is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs William R Elliott of this city. No date, has been let for the rites. Iiuimlililn; K111.11 Uiiuitllis, proline: t'litlicilliK Wright, historian; Ted Hi i vrn. tnmlcc; llciililti! Wllki-n, in i im-in 1 1 ; I'cnil tllsvuUI, standard lii'iiri'i" llrliin C'liipii, Irlilh; Lucille llnlil, Inllli; Hi'iiy I .i'ii Unity. wis iliiin; Iiiiiii Miller, t'tnirlty; Lyillu Wilson, wuiilcr; Hiinif Hlnvrr, scn- i Unci, 'II ir Imtiilliitlon ecicinimy was pii'Mricd uvrr by Ted Itccvcs as In lulling pillion, with llrriilee Pinch, iiiiimhnl; Juck Hrliul.i. uldc; Irene Miiikliiiin, secietiiry; Kvit Lea Long, picliilc; llciitrlic lcnlMu, lliu.ilt'lnu. A niriiniilluii ceictnuny (ullnwrd f liihliilluiliin. The ruyiil iniitrnii Kim crowned queen nf the emirl by tlii i-iiriinutlng matron, llliiuclie Hi IiiiIm', mid mi tin; linn ul the Ili'llliM'll llliurihlll, C'lllll'lollr Mlll'llll, wu.i Inl thiuiiuh mi mi ll ut crii'mi'd Wlldll mid UiiiK-nii'iiiiiii'd red riiM'N In Ihr tliruuti. AMilntlnji In the ciiiiiiiiillim were Ili'lrn I.lninc. crown liciiirr: Jninm Hunter, iword brum; Anne IMcrcr mid i'unuie Mtiy ThiiiiipMin, iniirhhuln; Alma Oriz, nimidiiid brnrrr. Inriilfiitut mimic to the crrcmiiny wn.1 iwn vik-iiI miIimi, "Only a Kniui" mid "TlimiR Chid tor a Chirdrn," by Jrwrll tlowmd. The rrtlriiiK royul iiiiiliiin. Anne Pierre, pre.ienied Kltia lo rni h "I her 1U47 otllcerii. The new royul liiutron prencntrd Kltta to her liihtitlllnif ottlcciii. Mriiibrrn of the ttnind court In utlriiilunie were IJernice i-'iuch, ur.tn(l itunoctute royal mutroii; Jack Hihulr, Kimid rrpiencntiillve lo Wtt.iliiiiKton: liva Ilewlli, Kiniiu iiMiiKiaie Irclurer from Eugene. Cither oiil-ut-tnwn guenu were Mr. mid Mm. Wllllnm liwrencc (it MunnyMdr court, rorllund; Ur. and Mm Clmrlrt Hunt, royul put run and royul mulron of Witlumeltn court, KiiKriir, l.ucllle Pence and Olive Field of Ktiiicue. The iettei.hmcnl Hint tolloweu were crvrd by a cnuimlltee with Alice Dully run! Pntrlcla Henry as cu-chulrmeu. I'riHlin tlun ot an entirely new tuiiilly nf riidlo-actlve element, none of which exihl In nature and a', leuhi one of which prominea lo be of Rrrat ImiKirlance for the fu ture of atomic energy, liaa been announced. 1 1 in wiiii wmaniaiw iwnw hum imiaii mpiiu. )ywuwii!i a mi'mu'l r-'Vs. tni k mm Double Rites CHI1JUVIN A double wedding wim an evcnl of Huturdiiy, Jnnuiiry 3, In lieno, Nev, jKubel KKqurdu bi? ciime the bride of Nentor Vlrunioiite of Klrk, mid tier brother, Cruz KmUCIii, look C'rl.itliia Die., for- rui'rl. of Klrk but more recently of Hucriimeiilo. Cullf , for hli bride. Cruz and fsubel are the non and diiiiKliter of Mr. unci Mm. Nestor KMiucda of Chlloriuln. The two youiiK couplra look a weddluir trip Ut Hun Franclnco be fore relurnliiK to Chlloquln where the new Mr. and Mm. Knquedn plan to live. Mr. and Mm. VlrmnonU'ii will move In the neiir future to Hun iJlego, Calif., to mnke their home. High Score HKNI.KV Mm. Hob Uelillimtr enlrtiiined the Country CoiihIiiji HrldKe club Tiienrluy, January 21) at her tiomc on the Lakevlew hlKhway. Ttiree tables were In play. Kvelyn Cheyne received the prize for hiRh score. May Wcimer low, and Ernes tine Head IravcllnK. Members present were Lois MIUh. Vivian Wise. Dorothy DehllriKcr. Dorothy Hhorl IJehlhiKcr. Kay Wel mer, Vera Durunt and the hostess. OuesU were Pat Beymer, Ernestine Head, Dorothy Geer. Evelyn Chcync and Wllma Marvin. The United Htates produced 267, IXXJ.OOO pounds of XJiKOrn In JS46. Bridge Party HKNI.EY The Bid and Bve Ilrldxe club was entertained Thurs day afternoon, January 2'i, by Mrs. Hob Norrls. Two guests, Arlene Tu bal: and June Orein, were present. First prize was won by Pal Bey mer. Both low and traveling went to Ann Kalrclo. Members present were Barbara Hlone, Ann Kalrclo. Bonnie Cheyne, Arlene Ooodlng, Pat Beymer and Jean Norrls. j Saturday Party HENLEY Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wcimer were host lo a group of friends Saturday evening, January 24. when they entertained with a pinochle party at their home In the Henley district. Women's high score for the eve ning was held by Mrs. Max Marvin, low by Mrs. Ed Williams. High score for men went to Russell Wci mer and low, U. E. Keeder. Travel ing went to Ed Williams. Enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dehllnger and Monte. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dehllnger, Mr. and Mrs. Max Marvin. Mrs. Harvey Wise, Laura Ware, U. " Rceder, Russell Weimer and M: and Mrs. Jack Weimer and John. Protarv Thoia Valuable Popart and Documents Lot Us Copy Thorn l p to 8)"xU" 60o Undorwood'l Camera Shop 127 Main Phone 1MU Custom Made SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler Phone 40.-.4 on SII.VI I. ILATJL; and I Finishing OLD PIECES MADE LIKE NEW WITH A LIFETIME GUARANTEE Jewel and l.il'l Shop S & H Green Stamps 519 Main Phone 6163 23 ivM wu wuum ... TWO BLONDES ore Mrs Evelyn Collup and her little dough- j tcr, two-year-old Cheryl Lee. They live ol 3920 Sturdevant j street. Cheryl Lee's grandmother is Mrs. C. 0. Christianson. j r i j. i .. i Teare. Murgaret Burnett received bOCIOl Meeting the traveling pnr. The llelx-kiih Hoclal club met in 1 Itefrrxhmenu were served by Mrs. the IOOK hall Wednesday. Jim- 1 Harris, assisted by her dnuahu-r, uary 28, for dessert and a social ; Hillle. Quests were Ruth Williams. meeting, pinochle was played mid mange Monroe. Margaret rcurneu, Vera Tompkins received the award for high score. Mary Curtis, a guest from Hosebutg. second, and Agnes Vaink was presented with the spe clul award. Marv Curtis Is a former member of the club. Bessie Krazier. Bobbiette Gift, Christine Brown. Noma Bi-chdoldt, Betty Pepple, Mary Leidy. Theresa 1are. Ha-cl Morrison and Opal Harris. Bridge Party I.ANOK1X VAI.I.KY-Mrs. Inland Harris entertained with a bridge party at her home J miliary 21. Four tables were in 'ilcv with 1 "! to Christine Brown and Theresa The New HI PKHSOMC WAVKS at Belle's Beauty Salon Hlewart-Drew Hlil. I'll. .117 Special! 3 Days Only! Frldoy Saturday Monday Kiddies' Two-Piece KNIT PAJAMAS with feet Sizes 1 to 4 Regularly $2.25 Now SI Linifi'M Apparel is Introducing a new line and a won derful array of new gabardine cas uals . , . for Junior figure . . . that promise to be ever so popular . . . especially for golfing and other out door activities! They had Just been unpacked when Martha viewed them this week . . . yet hardly a wrinkle marred their neatness. As finely tailored as far more ex pensive dresses of a similar type, these slip-on casuals come in four new versions of becoming colors . lAiPointe'it has ast received some stunning "lady-ln-waltlng" frocks . . . crea tions from distinguished designers . . . that conform In every way to the smartest fashion standards . . . a far cry from former Ideas when style was supposed to be neglected for a time. In suit types with roomy Jackets and adjustable" skirt bands, there's perfect number for spring of wrinkle-resistant strutter cloth In a glacier blue, grapefruit, Zuni which variety versions of this garb. Among WhutaVn . . . Blouse and skirt outfits are in such high favor this season that Martha's always on the lookout for flattering shade of aqua, with gay PAIR Ot SPENCER'S 619 Main Phone S497 Mrs. Cordon Visits Aft er Isla ndT rip Coittiiuird l-'roin Pukc Plvei ' lli-up who sie now ill their new home on McMillan stieet, Fugene, and the limps sent creetinua l their old friends here. Jin k Mi Donald. mmiiIs editor of the Sun Krnin lMO Call-Bulletin, sent "him s ' lo Klamuth ariiunlntunces and especially the old timers mi The Herald and News Jin k did sports and anything else that was nec e.iary at the moment on the old News when It was holed In under where Dick Heeders Is now. He went from here to Hun Krnnrtsco and haa made oiiite a name fur himself In sports writing clrrles. The messages enmc from the diamond big-wigs who were here for the "hot stove'" banquet, as Hale Mcarbrotigh termed 11. for the omnnlzatlon of baseball. And If you waul to hear a good .story, get Dena Bmkes to tell you nlKHil riding the bus from Coivallls lo Portland, standing up hi the crowded vehicle whero she peeled otf her fur coat and rodo for miles with "Wllliud Hotel Klamath Kails" In big white letters on the back of her black satin bowling shirt I , LIMITED TIME ONLY! cream Mte FA MO US DRY SKIN TREATMENT no nlaiil ! Iwlfino run1nili "(- . i.e. "nq ruble. ww Late 1 TASTI'Tltl.r.n" I'ACF.CHF.AM JtPKCIAI,l.()0 NUV A Mt.HT CHrAM.MMI 3.00 VAI.LE VOK ooo Two rrnliiil irrparalion-all you need to coiiiilerai t llie drying cITccts of cold v.ellier, oerlienlc(l rooms. "I'ASTKI m.r.o" FACE Cri.au ii:t:iAl. lexturizcs as it cleanses ... leaves your alia soolhed, sinnollicd, Rlorinusly refreshed. Itii li lexlurcil niivkna Nir.HT CHKAM softens while you sleep, Rimrils against prenmliiro fine lines an il smooths nway link)' drynoss. Don't miys this cliani c to gnl them holh for llie price of one I ON SALE MONDAY, FEB. 2nd OltDKK BLANK MOUK N KWV. AM) ADIHtlxS Plawi Mnd ntf prfc lltruj n Hflma ltiilinlrln'f Sprrlal on T HKIN TRKAT-Mt-NT al 2 IM) fm h. cur Clin k a Charse O 5ll Mony 0rilr CURRTN'S for D nigs 9th and Main Phone 4514 Give HER From the KLAMATH FURNITURE $sd095 Thrill your sweetheart with the sweetest Vnlentlne In all the world ... a Lane Hope Chest! Its the dearest way lo say: "I love only you." Remember, Lane Is the only Tested Aroma-Tight Chest in the world with all ot Lane's exclusive patented features. Choose now, from the many exciting styles In all types of woods the one perfect chest for your "one and only." LIBERAL TERMS! Ituy now on Our Convenient Tsynienl Plan. Kf amatk 7unn.itu.ne Co. 221 Main Street Telephone 5353 is a sand beige with a yellow cast, and Copacabana beige. Buttons extending from collar to hem are concealed beneath a fly front . . . and simulated flap pock ets are used to break the straight hiplines. They're designed with a convertible neckline, pointed col lars, flange shoulders . . . and the long sleeves are finished with French turn-back cuffs, fastened by gold links . . . the only trim except for narrow brown belts of simulated reptile. , These comfortable and smart gab ardines are an exclusive . . . designed by Terri of California . . . sizes 9-to 17 . . . and are specially priced at S19.75 at LONG'S ... 719 Main. To be seen acain this spring are romantically styled cloaks with full, sweeping hemlines, and short I e coats are being designed with full, ripplinr collars like the Victorian capes of long ago. Ji'trvl & tiill Shop is holding a special on hand-made glass miniatures . . . those quaint little animals' and ships . . . which have been marked down to half price or less. Values for merly to S2.9S now range from IS cents to SI. 50 making it a good oppor- m tunlty to acquire some in- expensive party prizes or unusual Valentine remembrances. Louise Reinhart has been so ex clamatory over the clever Valen tines received by Jewel and Gift this year that Martha did some shopping among the greeting cards so heres one for a February Uth birthday: j-,. i ui culler tomuseu C I Or kind of stupid . . . y just who brought h 4uc awl it ul uuijiu; " And. an appropriate Val entine's Day message for a shut-in: "A little Valentine to say . . . It's a shame you're 'on the blink' . . . And I'll be very blue indeed . . . Till I hear you're 'in the pink'!" It all "N Arrows down to tnis . . . JEWEL AND GIFT SHOP ... at S19 Main . . . has a Valentine . . . humorous or serious . . . for anyone you wish to remember! the latest to reach WhyUI's Is white sheer blouse , . . very fem inine looking with Its drawstring neckline, adjustable to any size, and trim detailing across the shoulders. Add a perky straw hat and you're all set! Showing plenty of style Is a black moire taffeta, designed with straight, slimming lines ... a ver- it full sleeves ending in a ruffle at satile basic that lends Itself beauti- the wrist . . . purposely designed for the "new look" skirts. In direct contrast ts a smartly tailored black stain, designed with wide-cuffed long sleeves and a fly-front conceal ing the buttons. A bow tie of white grosgrain is worn at the collar. fully to any number of accessories. There's a goodly choice of one piece dresses for a mama-to-be . . . but mast striking are the sleek, two toned rayon jerseys of black and white ... or the elegant pussywillow crepes In cinnamon brown or black, A white rayon crepe and a filmy combined with rose and blue lor sheer both have the pointed Gibson collars ... a welcome change from the more severe types. The crepe la particularly lovely with lavish lace Inserts and lacy points decorating the push-up sleeves. The sheer is also lace-trimmed . . . and crystal flower buttons give a pretty touch to the front. Many Gibson Girl styles In pastels color Interest. A simple black crepe, plenty nice for the dressiest occa sion. Is enhanced by an o 1 d -fashioned, ruffled yoke of eyelet em broidery. A few early prints are included In this outstanding selection of mater nity dresses at LaPOINTE'S ... 507 Main . . . and niftiest among a splendid assortment of practical a -.v,w - i,.iiirtH in Uhvial'. cottons are the tailored casuals of ijiiik or Diue ouicner unen. surpris ingly, they slio on like a coat and button down the front! ange ) blouse assortment ... but equally nifty with a ballerina skirt is a black and white striped vest type . . . snugly litted. New skirts . . . still longer in length ... are arriving at WHY TAL'S ... in the Medical-Dental huilding. Main at Ninth . . . and among the first are flaring bal lerinas in pastel checks or stripes . . . In some mighty pleasing color com binations. New spring" soils are borrowing their colors from the flower gar den, two of the prettiest and most flattering shades among these be ing lilac and "Balmain" rose. Pine Street Market Greeted as pleasurably as a fa- . . . miliar face are National Blscutt But Companv's Famous Chocolate or you? Ginger Wafers . . . packaged In the tall, cylindrical tins . . . absent from grocery shelves since the pre-war year. Not only are they nice for serving as cookies, but can be crushed for sprinkling over desserts. Another shipment ot the tinned Itormel Hams has been- received . . . one and a half pound sizes . . . and they'll probably disappear just as rapidly as the last shipment. These little hams are from choice coni fer) meat that's been given the de licious Hormel cure . . . and can be served in different ways to suit the occasion. Green Mt. Boy Pure Sap Vermont Maple Syrup is a breakfast delicacy available again In pint bottles . . and the dwindling honey supply has been replenished by two kinds . . . Pure Alfalfa Honey, unstrained ... or Pot o' Gold, an amber liquid type. Sneakine of hotcakc sweetenins Is a reminder that last week Martha neglected to mention that the Old The revenescence creams, a gift of science to older women, con tain humectants which hold mois ture in the skin, giving it a look of freshness, and these creams are wonderful lubricants, defying cold weather. 1'urrin'H . . . No one understands every woman's "February complexion problem" and that let-down, slightly dowdy feel ing anv better than Mme Helena Muni Cane and Maple Syrups Rubinstein, famous international a brand new item at PINE STREET beauty authority . . . and. being a MARKET, corner of Seventh and practical person, she's offering a pine . . . can be had in five or ten solution ... at least for the skin pound tins, in addition to the pints rare part of the problem. 0r quarts . . . and you'll find it's During rhe month of February, an extremely tasty syrup lor tne iliekus downstairs store now has an ade quate stock ol Sunbeam Shave masters again . . . first since the holiday sell-out . . . and right here's a suggestion for a Valentine gift to father ... or a February birthday. The Shavemaster . . . selling for $23.50 . . . Is the only razor with Its own electric motor . . . and its super-single shav ing head is designed for a faster, smooth er operation than other types. More new arrivals in the downstairs store of RICKYS JEWELERS ... 700 Main . . . where they look right at home in the Youngstown steel cupboards . . . are several at IfiVt tractive and VYf budget - priced U,Xs WL oinner sets ... a f-t-: Valentine laea lor Aiom. A 07- piece set for every-day use. bright ened by a pastel floral pattern, re tails for S19.95 . . . while the most expensive dinnerware ensemble In the selection is only $29.95 for fiS pieces. Of durable pottery. It has a gay rose design against a cream background that would brighten any table . . . and the set Includes half a dozen pieces of handy oven ware. Among "new look" fashions in spired by the Victorian era are the revival of fringed shawls to take the place of Jackets, and black lace capelets lined in color ed taffeta, for wearing with din ner gowns and sucb. the House of Rubinstein Is offering a special combination package called "Special Dry Skin Treat ment" . . . containing two of the most famous Rubinstein creams which, if used together, can ac complish wonders ... for both con tain marvelous lubricating and skin softening qualities. The package consists of regular sizes ot Pasteurized Face Cream Special, an emollient cleansing ... 1 .,11.. ..In...... -I fn- rfM skin, usually selling at $1.00 tor the The CttllUff Jar M llirce-ounce jar . . . a.iu uu.-i" rf,., fin.H with such a T.u SKTcUsrrd -fierhrMVharrahuu; 7Amr r wlde rBT of yarr: For women who want lovelv. thorites as Almond or Honeycomb R11 . . , nyon ,eers In white or limps, ruirnJiJK:-iTii,iiiv ....up- pastCIS . . . quality rn;uil crriim M, and tne price I Ruffled or lace-edged petticoats of organdy, taffeta and faille are going to be whispering and peer ing from the under edge of suits, play frocks, daytime dresses and evening gowns this season, and they're now appearing In stores here In black or color combinations. Miller'H yardage department Is getting alt sorts of fabrics for the home seam stress . . . and what with prices on ready-mades climbing steadily, the demand for yard goods is noticeably increasing. Two popular fabrics we're all glad to see back again are checked ging hams and iilose colorful ABC prints, now arriving in quantities. Other launderable materials that will be In demand for warm-weather frocks ere the Lady Ann striped ehambrays in delightful bon-bon shades . , . and novelty swIss which resembles the well-known dotted swiss, but has a crisp organdy fin- translucent sums m su . '.-,,,. M,,t. ' 1.. n . " '.. -u..i. nine spring fashions, the Special -"."" "-..-. '""" picucku, mu Dry Skin Treatment is emphatically !c"am. ?ar",15; ;"'Lln: PP 'IPW " further complicate the problem of selection, there are all of Roger's choeolate-coated nuts . . . every kind from pecans to cashews . . . and a fresh shipment of that heavenly vanilla and Roger's. Lucille'! own salad dressings , . . the same that you've always found so tasty , . her Thousand Island, French, Mayonnaise, and two Roquefort Cheese dressings ... are a specialty of the PELICAN CANDY JAR . . . 72S Main . . . where you can buy It by the jar to take home. recommended ... or If you're al ready using these creams, you'll want to take advantage of the ape elal offer of a $300 value for $2.00 . . , in effect at CURRIN S ... the friendly drug store at Ninth and Main . . . from February 2nd through 28th. Many of the make-up items we lake for granted today were In spired by their nerd in Holly wood pictures. For Instance, eye brow pencils were developed years ago for the benefit of blonde plr ture actresses. crepe prints on dark or light grounds. The yardage department In MIL LER'S ... 512 Main ... Is now stocked with a complete line of white goods . . . Including ABO pop lin. dimities. Dlaue. organdy, nain- walnut fudge from sook and long cloth for baby clothes or lightweight uniforms. . Perhaps you'vs noticed that perfume remains "alive" on tome women much longer than others. Also, In case you're Inter ested, the principles used In hlcmllnr perfume and whiskey are highly similar.