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Newspaper Page TextPACI TEN Bridal Shower Is Saturday Event LANOELL VALLEY A bridal shower was given t Ue parish haU in Langell Valley. January 31, In honor of Lois Null, bride-elect of Jtotssaifor the affair were Boralce Sharp. Lucille Malm, Lenore tparki Bobblette Gift, Erma Partridge, Eva Roberta and Maren RandalL Pink and white streamers and bouquets of pink and white carnations decorated the room. Centering the table was a white wedding cake and 111 white timers. Quests were Miss Null. June Tur nell. Madge Monroe, Carolyn Dear born, Lillian Bechdoldt, Margaret Burnett, Virginia Thomas, Edith Gift, Genevieve Smith, Nonle Pep pie, Edna Phllpotts. Virginia Hart ley, Vcrna Dean Long, Noma Bech doldt, Ethyl Rogers, Lola Relman, Mildred Campbell, Mary Ann Noble, Alma Embrcy, Betty Pepple, Blanche Qowen, Cleda Wells, Grace Dear born, Cora Leavllt. Mabel Hrtcziscse, Kitty Driscoll, Joan Givan, Mary Sparks, Lizzie Schmore, Elsa Rueck, Maxine Brown, Kay House, Miriam Potucek. Edna Hood, Christine Brown. Ruth Williams, Ella Patton. Grace Revell. Hazel Morrison, Mary Leldy, Doris Hodges, Jean Ross, Joan Merchant, Theresa Teare, Ethel Vines, Odessa Noble, Rebecca House. Mary Anna Leavltt and Ruth Thomas, Potluck Supper The regular monthly potluck sup per and meeting of toe Fellowship group of the Congregational church will be held In toe Community hall, 3160 Garden, on Sunday night at 6:30 o'clock. Warn P. Bryan, president, an nounces a program of great in terest Including the presentation of a one-act play by members of the Community theatre. Projects for the Lenten season will be discussed, and arrangements made for alteration and addition to toe Community haU In the Interests of the young peopled work and the Sunday school. Mem bers are urged to bring newcomers to this meeting. .Counselor LeRoy Overec was installed as master counselor of Klamath chap ter of DeMolay at a late January meeting held In the Masonic temple. Heading the list of officers with him are Jim Owens, senior counselor and Jack Metier, Junior counselor. Installing officer was Bill South well, who was assisted by Jim Orr, Cameron Stuart, Ron Woods and Bob Mason. Parents and friends were special guests at the installation. About 80 persons attended. Refreshments were served in the banquet room following installation. The ceremony marked the first showing of the new DeMolay of ficers robes. New Stamp Club ! The Klamath Stamp club, or ganized two weeks ago, will hold its lirst regular meeting at the home of Mrs. A. J. Dorlaque on Wednes day, February 11 at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Dorlaque is president, Mrs. K. Bullard, secretary, and Mrs. Larry Nash, treasurer. Al Brochie and Larry Nash have offered assistance to junior stamp collectors. Anyone interested may contact Mrs. Dorlaque, 6281, Mr. Brochie or Mr. Nash. Specialists in various phases of stamp collection will speak at forth coming meetings. The club now has 30 members and can admit a few more, KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 COIVIE TO THE WIARDIGRAS TUESDAY. a nuAnv MKIY1VSIV I COSTUME BALL Prizes for the best costume, but costumes are optional. PELICAN POST 1383, VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS. Dancing 9 to 1 Admission $1.20 MUSIC "HI HO" DON'T MISS THIS ONE! ALL WESTERN SATURDAY, FEB. 7th SO. 6th ST. CORRAL LOCATED AT FAIR GROUNDS From the heart of the teat Rome River Country comes) TEX and his WESTERN RANGE RIDERS .,. ., r.rlle western sonrf. No change In'admlsslon prices. Birthday Young Tommy Milne celebrated his seventh birthday Saturday after noon, January 31. when a group of friends were invited to toe Milne home 3434 Applegate. Tommy is toe son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Milne. Youngsters played games and en joyed traditional birthday refresh ments. Quests were Donna Kay McLaln. Andrea Guttenberger. Ruth Mary Rlndall, Suzanne Biehn. Jimmy and Gary Musselman, Melvln Miksch. Perry Milne and Judy Milne. Coming Lecture An illustrated lecture by Nephi Coombs, "The Bird Man," will high light toe next meeting of the Klam ath Palls Woman's Library cluo. Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The meeting will be held in toe city library clubrooms. Also on the program will be a group of girls from Fremont Junior high school who will present 'The Clothes Grandmother Wore." Hostesses will be Mrs. J. E. Elch endorf and Mrs. Walter Wtesendan ger. Mrs. Jack Schulze Is tea chair man. Formal Dance AU marines, ex-marines and their friends are cordially invited to toe Marine Corps league's Valentine dance Saturday. February 14. Crater Lake detachment and toe auxiliary are sponsoring the affair, which will be formal State league oflfcers will also be present The dance will be held in the Veterans Memorial nail. LANGELL VALLEY The Guild of St Barnabas church gave a benefit card party at the parish hall Wed' nesdav night Six tables were In play, with Ruth Williams winning women's high and traveling awards. Lester Jones won men's high. Mrs. Williams also re ceived toe special prize, a home baked cake, baked by Margaret Bur nett. Refreshments were served at midnight . Your CRANE Dealer NOW HAS IN STOCK: GENERAL ELECTRIC DISHWASHERS DISPOSALS AUTOMATIC SINKS BERGER STEEL KITCHEN CABINETS UPPER AND LOWER SALES, SERVICE AND INSTALLATIONS FRIESEN -VELMAN CO. EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING 1715 Main Street , Phone 7043 FEB. 10th by CARL SMYKIL and You Western Fans! Surprise Party Mrs. umnie uray, me wrinn Betty Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Harold Thompson of this curst, at a surmise bridal shower held Tuesday, Janu- ar 37. Hostesses were Mrs. Otis W. Clra, Mrs. James Robinson and Mrs. Verne McClellan. Miss Thompson and Mr. Qray n,.rri at (lie First Methodist church of Reno, Nev., Sunday, Jan uary 18. Quests were Mrs. Gray. Mrs. K. u. iv.nrn. Mrs. Paul Dtllard, Mrs. Harold Shearer. Mrs. Qcne Thomas. Mrs. Irene Bellem, Mrs. J. A. nurse. Mrs. J. 8. McClellan. Mrs. Harold Thompson. Mrs. Arlene Darrow. Mrs. Frank Darrow. Mrs. iauiwb Felt, Marv Brophy. Margaret Hnm- i tiorai Hiiiiuicl. Dorris Mc- Caiighey. Mrs. R- C. Hermann. Ce- ceilia Carty. Mrs. nans umv, .. George Dcmetrakos and Mrs. noy Wilbanks. Smitty Is Four Smlttv MUlier was ioui j January 37. and a group of friends i.,i-itMi t share cake and Ice cream at toe Muller home in Modoc Point His parents are Mr. ana mre. Edward r. MUlier. iamM and recorded children s stories filled the afternoon for the small fry. n,,.t s-em .tiirtv Kellv. Kay De- Mers. Judy and Susan Oail Preston. Larry Pell. Carlton R.euy ana i-cp Parker. Helping with the party were Mrs. Homer Tucker and Mrs. Wallace Preston. Pinochle v. nMe Pinochle club met at toe home of Grace Bock, 137 High, on Thursday. February S, and an mem bers were present. A luncheon was served by the hostess, and this was followed by cards.. Agnace Lowe held high score, vniitne-e. second. Maggie Upton, low. and toe pinochle award went to Esteue smiin. Th onntvprcnriPS of LOUlse O'Brien and Nona Hall were hon ored and silent sisters were remem bered with Valentine guts, ine new meeting will be with Fannie Qod dard. The New SUPERSONIC WAVES Other Types Permanents from $8.50 up. at Belle's Beauty Salon IF.rmtrlr rlaley'l BeaolT Sho Stewart-Drew Bldg. Ph. 5377 his BAND mm?, i HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence W. Mehaf fey Sr., Mr. and Mis. Larry W. Mehaffey Is the daughter of Mrs. fey. nil of Antloch, California, ar rived in Klniuntli Falls Thursday evening by auto, to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Jones. 303 High avenue. The visitors will return to their homes Sunday. Mrs. MeHnffey Is the daughter of Mrs. Jones. Donald Is a senior at the University of California. Berkeley, and Is taking a two-week vacation at this time. Church Dinner An all-church brotherhood dinner Is being arranged for Thursday, February 13. at the First Christian church. Dinner will be served at 6:30 downstairs in the church, 9th and Pine. Charles Ulia Is lonslmastcr. On the program will be a vocal solo by Dean Stevens and musical numbers by women of the church. Special speaker will be Ross Griffith, presi dent of Northwestern Christian col lege. Mrs. C. S. Robertson Is In charge of decorations. Sweetheart The annual Sweetheart ball of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will be held Wednesday, February 11. Sweetheart of the ball will be chosen at toe formal dance, held In toe church on Martin street. Danc ing will be from 9 to 13 o'clock to music by the Rhythmmakers. Yuy Admission B'bw ' J $1.00 H- . . J Inc. Tax . - "l i ll i ' Read the Saturday Evening Post February 7 and 14 issues Complete Story of Conn Band Instrument Co. HEADQUARTERS fiCONN " i.A N t I Hi'TltUMI N'T Whm yew ploy o Conn, you roi His binsflK of Hit only full lm bond Inilrumunl mtorch laborotory In tho world, WhoHwr you ars a boginnv or profonlonol, you will want to ploy tho bolt, mode by tho world1! largcit monufacruror of band Inttrumcnti. See these beautiful icionlificallymado instruments at your local dealer's fiwhyk Hmk Co. 120 N. 7th Fine Musical Instruments ' Phone 4519 Presided On Monday evening, February 3 Neighbors of Woodcraft met In Hie KG hall. Ruth Hull, guardian neighbor, presided over the business session and Prlscllla Huslck and Margaret Kedkey were Initiated. There was election of officers, who will be Installed on April & at an open meeting. Following tho bus iness meeting refreshments were served by Erma Miller. Vera Reeves. Sylvia Stang. Eva Richardson. Alia Clark and Martha Ollcrlst. For the next meeting, February 16. the committee will be Nellie Interiors Designed If you wish assistance In planning your new home or redecorating you may have a free estimate. JluciU Juteed 422 North 6th Tel. 4694 Benefit Molin Fire Department Music by PAPPY GORDON Messer, chairman, assisted by Ida Mocheltas, Viola Lrevor, Prlscllla llusli-k and Margaret Kedkey. Theatre Party Carol tludertan, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Cluderlnn. Invited a group of young friends to the fam ily home on California avenue last Mmn Loiiu'h Apimrvl received a remarkable selection ut swing skirls this past week . . . re markable because they're made of ravon Iriilter chilli, a practical and durable fabric used more often for sportswear than for expressing the latest fashion trends. One stvle has a three and one half yard sweep with a natural bias drape . . . and the other boasts a five-yard swinging sweep. Instead of being extremely long, reaching very near the ankle like some, their floor-length ranges around a more acceptable and moderate 13 Inches. Fullness Is confined from the hip line downward, giving a smooth fit above the swlrly flare , . . and a Upper opening Is at the back. These wonderfully practical strut ter cloth skirts for office or school wear come In a choice of black, brown, navy or gray ... at LONG'S . . . 719 Main. If you've held off (rum ulii( decal on woodwork or furniture for fear lliey couldn't be re moved, you'll be Interested In know thai thc can be taken off by soaking them for several hours under a compress of wet tissues. Fasten the poultice over the de sltn with adhesive to keep II In plare. Thv 1a miff Jr There's such a satisfying flavor to maole sweets that It's no wonder the Candy Jar has to re-order frequently on these Items. Arrival of anoiiirr large shipment from the East, how ever, puts a complete supply on the shelves for awhile . . . incmiiiiig that ineltlngly good Maple Hatter In one. two or thrce-twund Jars. and ever so delicious lliittrriuil Fudge, packed In half-pound boxes. Ranking In flavor with the Butter Is Pure Soft Maple Suar from the Vermont Maple Orchards, put up In two-pound tins . . . and there s Maple Sugar In solid cakrs. too. . . . or In fanry. bite-sire moulds. I PKLICAN CANDY JAR ... 7:3 . Main ... Is amply prepared ro im your valentine oesires . . . out ihu bv assortment of e holee boxed choc olates, but with special containers for paeked-lo-order candles trnm an exceptional variety of bill, choco lates and other favorite confections. lllch prices of ready-to-wear rlnthlnc has started a boom In home sewliu. with piece foods and pattern sales soarlnx to an ll-tlme hlsh. Deparlmeul sloreo estimate that piece (cmhIs sales have Increased over 100 per cent of the 11)40 flsure. and demand for patterns Is expected to be 40 per cent over last year's. MoilvrnintU' tlvuutii Shop'n cosmetic bar Is now under the super vision of "Susie" Trlpetl who Invites vou to drop In for a consultation on Dermctlrs thrllllUKly different beau ty program whose results siealc for themselves throuith repeat biiylnu. During wintry weather. .Modernis tic particularly recommends Der mctlrs' creamy hand cream, a solace to chapped or dry hands . . . avail able In 50 cents. $1.00 or purse site containers. Durum this next week-. "Hu.mc will gladly help poppa sclrct a suit able Valentine remembrance for mama . . . either from the wide assortment of lovely personal Items featured by the beauty bar. such as the enchanting Jacques Hunter er fumes and colognes ... or a "lft certificate" that Insures her own choice. "Stormy Borden, owner of MOD ERNISTIC BEAUTY SHOP . . . 01S Klamath ... is on the Job again for appointments, after several weeks of convalescing from an operation. Yardage prices have climbed alone; with everything else but Is still far less expensive In com parison to ready-mades. llllth gradn uoolrn suitings that retailed at S4.90 a yard In lull, la now selling for over 50.00, and rayon dress crepes of which there's still a shortage, have Jumped to well over a dollar per yard. - Vine Strvvi Mnrlivi Standing out among the many packaged products to simplify baking are three new prepared mixes that bid fair to gain rapid popularity . . . Occident's Cake Hake, Devils Food Mix and Pie Bake, each con tainer of tho latter holding Just enough for a double crust, Insuring freshness. Tho cake blend lends Itself easily to variations of a basic white cuke recipe . . . and both this and tho Devils Food rcqulro eggs, making fluffier cakes.' Attached to each package Is a "Happy Birthday" scroll of pink plastic to uso In decorating. Occident, a new name In wheat products here. Is also putting out an all-purpose flour . . . but you'll be hearing more about this soon, along with an Introductory offer. The exhausted supply of Wax Chill Peppers, in pint and a half Jars . . . and the Italian Type Sweet Peppers In pints has been replenished at PINE STREET MARKET . . . cor ner of Bevcnth and Pine . . . where S and H Orecn Stamps are Riven with all purchases. Hvnthctlo delergenls, the chem ical laundering compounds sold under a variety of names, emul sify grease so efficiently that they tend to drain the natural oils from skin. Whenever you're using them for washing or cleaning, the hands should be prolected by rubber gloves or by using creams on the skin Immediately afterward. Sunday afternoon to help celebrate her nth lililliduy. The girls enjoyed traditional birth day cake and lie cream al home, mid later 111 the day, Mrs. Underbill took the group to a nuivle. Carols miosis were Hu.anuo Oiahain, Shirley Johnson. Be llallautvne. Cllcuda Johnson, Chan- than ffiP w iMl'oinlv'H millinery department has rauuht the very rhythm of spring, clammed as It Is with scores of fascinating hat innovations that will prettily their weaiers and be decidedly agreeable toward the changed sil houette and simpler halrdoal Trimmings are luscious . . . double faced satin ribbons such as we haven't looked upon 'or years, pro viding remarkable contrasts by thnr vivid hues and sheen . . . yards and yards of nylon caught Into charming drapes . . . changing Into delightful new versions the ador able bonnets and little flowered numbers which never seem to lose their atuieal. Kxtrcmrly winning among thie Martha viewed were an open-crowned turban, solidly encrusted by pur ple violets from which flowed a lung dranerv In matching purple ... a srductlve forward-tilting turban. also violet laced . . . and beguiling nff. the. face halivs. their light straw brims concealed beneath flowers nod vellltic The millinery department III I.a- POINTK'H . . . 407 Main ... Ira lures creations each season from such famed designers as Ixall James. Ilonard llmlses and .Mr- duwbrnok . . . but this doesn't mean .. Bny dearth of moderately lirlrrl tmUl finest nuallty for any , wl u(( , ,,,,, of dresr.y of ulorrd r,,semlles An Instant while fnnlllit. park seed ready for making, U coming on the market, anil It comes under the heading of food-savlm be cause III failure proof. UirliUH downstulrs store Is aitnlu supplied with a quantity uf International Sllverplate flatware In services for six . . . the Lady Hetty pattern . . . which Is good news for those who missed out on the last shipment of this Inexpensive, every-day silverware that will last for yrars. Thirty pieces to a set for only S5.B.1! New arrivals In electric appliances III the downstairs store of KIC'KVH JKWKI.KH3 . . 70O Main ... are the Automatic Hell Dinger Toast ers In chrome, with heal regulators . . . for 14 tW. These are not the pop-up type, although similar In ap)earance . . . but a bell tinkles when toast Is done, then It remains Inside to keep warm. Another practical but nice gift for newlyweds Is the Itrunrhmaiter Twin-malic U'afllr Irnii, with simple heat control for light, medium or dark . . . priced at I11U4 . . . at Itirkys. For the nrw season, add a stiff petticoat of organdy, doited swtss or taffeta to make your swlrly skirted spring prints outstanding and to give them a "hooped ef fect. l-urrin'H has the most precious little Valen tines for your heart-throb . . . and quite different, too , . . Invitation sire hearts holding a small bottle of lloublgaiil's new spring-like per fume . . . I.llae Time . . . priced $1.50 anu lax. The romplcto toiletry line of this sparkling, fresh fra grance Is available at CURRIN'S.. llu friendly drug store at the cor ner of Ninth and Main. Small electric pads, lung and flexible, have been developed to supply either moist or dry heat and are much more convenient for using on son muscles or sin uses. I'uovli'Moon . . . on So. Ninth between Main and Klamath . . . has received a ship ment of iipartmciit-slze laundry ap pliances . , . small and handy but efficient . . . Portable F.lcclrlc Wash ers and fieneral Klcrtrlc'a Portable Rotary Irnnrrs. The Washers have a removable wringer that clamps to the stainless steel tub, with n two-pound capa city dry weight. They aren't much larger than a good-sized pressuro cooker so can be handily stowed away . . . and are Ideal for wash ing lingerie, buoy garments and ninny other items. One model sells for S44.D0. tho other fur SIIH.IIS , . both complete with wringer. The moderately priced CHS Iron era which can be used on a table top, will handle all types of clnthliiR or household linens, They have hand or knee action . , . and heat Is thermostatically controlled. Per manently lubricated for quiet opera' lion, each cnrrlcs a year's warran ty. Prices on the two different mod els are (HII.7A and $110.75 ... at FVOOK-MOON, Inc. . , , 121 Ho, Ninth. SATURDAY, FED. 7, 1948 dls (tanner, Kl llanbonsak, Nnla ,T Schneider and Marietta MrKarlanil. In a ceremony read Hntiinlay, .Iniuiin v 31. al Tulelakc, Kuliy Nell Hi lmlls became the bride of Charles Utlwuid Dover. Miss Hchults Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Met mini C. Hchults of Tulelakc v)llOS 2IIRI llOS WhuUil'H ,l,ne has been all lopsy-lurvy fur hn mist week for rodoroiainoj . . . not exactly the most pleasant plum to shop, maybe . , . but, Just wait I When nil the workmen roll up their n..uioineMt and depart, the store's going to look wnndcroiisly lovely I III the Meantime, spring npparri ins been arriving Just the same. Hardly any can bo put on display vet . . . but the many new skirls at out In bright array . . . the center of attraction. All designed for that new look" . . . long and very mil for some figures, pencil slim for olheis. . . , Ksiirelnl v outstanding aro a mat g and white lierrliubime In huge hop scotch checks, designed with im pressed Ideals for bustle fullness III back ... a beautiful black faille ut excellent nuallty. cut circular . . . and a striking plaid or extra fins wool, In a combination of rust, horl- urn blue, yellow and white, wllh im pressed (deals at each aide of tho front. Noteworthy of teen-age aiioniion . are a Ill-style black bensalhie. tho ' ballerina type skirt encircled by silk braid In vivid colors, a la (Smith American . . . the smooth, gored woolriia of exceptionally nice fab rics. In gray, plnklsh-brlge and flower pastels . . . and tho slender, straight shirts featuring this season a raprtelmix colorings. More dressy Is a handsome mart i.ol crrne circular, styled with a wide, crushed belt al tho walslllns Included among the good selection at WIIVTAI.H ... in the Medical Dental building. Main at Ninth. Try using three loalrad of Iwi coals of tinted polish for "raised medallion" effects an nails. Illls Is a way to achieve a "new look" of lacquered perfection. If thrco coals give too deep a color effect, use a pale shade of polish for Ilia tint coal that you apply. Stmlio ot HrauiH l ots of women, when they go to the 'city" for a holiday, enjoy hav ing a facial and a pedicure . . . then come home telling how wontlerful lliey felt afterwards. You can gel both right here at home now . . . whenever you w ant a repeat of thai wontlerful feeling ... at STUDIO OK HKAUTY ... on Hie meixanlna of Whytal's. Pedicuring ... la foot manicure, as you know) ... Is In charge of Annua KnberU who also specialties III facials , . . and Includes a bene ficial, brisk mnssago of the feet, as well as beautifying. Call 7161 for aHlninientA with Knrn, Annua, Olive. Dorothy or Sieve who so cializes III hair styling and shaping . . at STUDIO OK HKAUTY. Now they're manufacturing electric bed sheets with Insulated wires psrmaitenlly stitched down over a large area, which can bo sandwiched between two blan kets. Ileal It regiilaled by attrac tive little switch boxes. and Madame Helena lUibln.Mcm es pecially suggest Hint newest per fume from Orasne. Prance . . , "Commnnd Performance," an es sence of romantic tradition ... as an offering ot affection on Valrn liue's Day . . . for tho "flowery heart" of this perfume, wllh lis sharp, spicy overtones, makes It a lierfect gift that's easy on tho budget! Then there's "While llimc," ex otic and haunting, created by Mine. Kiiblnstcin a few years ago , . . still favored as a remembrance. And al ways welcome fm a Valentine or any gift occasion Is "Heaven Henl." a beloved bouquet fragrance, de lightfully feminine, which has come to be preferred by many women. Not only can you have Heaven Sent In a concentrated iierfume. but hi a lighter form for daytime ireshiirss . . . and In a complete array of modestly priced bath ac cessories al C U K It I N ' 8 FOR DRUCIS . . . Ninth and Main where the Itiihlnsleln Items aro an exclusive. Length ran be added la a skirt . with no hrm-lelllng possibilities by Inserting :i yoke of similar fabric at the top and camouflag ing II under a cummerbund, an accessory Unit's being widely shown In llil" --'Min i new styles. ' and Hilt Shop Is still stressing all Us many wares that go Into milking a truly expres slvo Valentine Rift , . . whether It be from an ardent suitor or an af fectionate husband , . , and well worth mentioning again aro the pieces of while Portuguese china, embellished by Utile red hearts I arreting cards, ranging from a mora nickel to a buck, nrn still plentiful or ir you want in send a friendly remembrance tin February 14th, there are the colorful monogrammcd mutches In heart-shaped boxes. .onlse Iteluhart who usually pro vides tho theme for Martha's shop, ping Hps from JEWICL AND CI I FT SHOP . . . Blfl Main . . . has Rone away to market at San Kranelsco , and, Inasmuch its this spring's big event Is ruled the most out standing ever for Rift or art buyers, wllh represented manufacturers numbering far Into the thousands . . . the new merchandise arriving cro long promises plenty In the way of conversation pieces. Worsted denim In the traditional lilun Is a newcomer among fab rics. This Is a woolen patterned nfler Hie iHo tiine weave and erlsp finish of the eolton work wear with winch we're all so familiar. DCYrrmi tocsium w j "