Herald and news., April 24, 1948, Page 8, Image 8

PACE EICHT
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SATURDAY, APRIL 24, !4I
"SoroptimistClub
iMakes Final Plans
Ulllan mills. Klamath Falls chairman for the Soroptlmist Northwest
" regional conference to be held this week-end at Bend, announced that
m all plant had been completed for the Klamath Falls club's participation
$. In the conference. The Bend, Klamath Falls. Lakevlew and Burns
Soroptlmist clubs will be co-hostesses for the event and the natural
2 beauties and resources of the country will be used for souvenirs and
decorations, thus giving a great deal of publicity to this section of the
2 country. Alaska, Washington, Ore-
gon, Idaho and Montana are tne
areas to be represented at the con
JJ lerence. ,
Doris Peyton ana una wmsrna m x Chinese brldse tea was given
" are the delegates for Klamath Falls SRturtay ftcrnoon. April 17. by
with Rose Poole, Olive Cornell and ! ,he ,,) o( u,c s,mor Bnd
Lucille O'Neill as guest speakers for t,rmedll)U. Broups of St. Paul's Cilrls
the luncheon and dinner. Louise I Fri,,,.,. society. The affair was
3 Relnhart and Isabel Konn nave hfld ln tne parlsn house ,rom a ,0 t
is Charge OI Hie accorHiiuiia nuu
Bridge Dessert
favors. In addition, the following
" members will attend from here:
Coral Sabo. Thelma Henry, Lor
m raine Johnson. Margaret Wherland.
J Pauline Gllmore. Olyve Mason,
5 Blanche Lundy, Elva Kenyon. Mu
si riel Oarlch, Lydia Howard, Dena
Backes, Vivian Owens, Ofa Smith,
2 Edna Albrecht, Ruth Adams and
st Ruth Haltan.
J The following program has been
a announced for Die conference:
J Friday, April 23:
m 3:00 p.m. General session.
2 7-8 p.m Smorgasbord, Bend club
a as hostesses.
2 8-9 pjn. Club reports.
8-10:30 p.m. Informal, reception.
Saturday, April 24:
o'clock. Proceeds were sent as their
contribution to the National Girls
Friendly Society mission object for
1948. which is to pay the salary of
a young American woman teacher to
go over to Kunming. China, to teach
English ln a girls college In Kun
ming. The senior girls arranged the tea
table and served the tea and the In
termediate group acted as hostesses
and had charge of the bridge tables
and priies. They also decorated the
parish hail and made the tallies and
decorations carrying out the Chinese
theme throughout with gay Chinese
lanterns and flowers. Many ol the
girls were In Chinese costumes.
The following awards were made:
guest prizes went to Mrs. C. M.
Howie and Mrs. M. D. Kious. High
in n-inna rant trv Mr. Qhans al.rl
- -J-.-"- - second high went to Mrs. Scott Mc
rihrixtian church. t. ,
JJ 12:18-1:45 Luncheon with Klam-
ath Falls olub as hostesses.
Olive Comett, toastmis tress.
J Rose Poole, speaker.
m Muriel Garich will sing, accom-
panted by Marie Obencheln.
2 2 p.m. Business session and elec
ta Uon of officers.
7 p.m. Formal banquet, vlth Bend
club as hostess. Lucille O'Neill as
m guest speaker.
Sunday, April 25:
8 a.m. Breakfast with Lakeview
2 and Bums clubs as hostesses.
m 9 a.m. Business session.
At the Thursday luncheon Mrs.
2 Winnlfred K. Glllen was the speaker
and she discussed the work of the
4-H clubs ln the state and county.
2 Mrs. Glllen, former Klamath county
home demonstration agent and now
making her home at Corvallis where
2 she serves as assistant state 4-H
, club leader, is here to judge at the
annual 4-H spring fair now under
2 way at the Klamath county fair
4 grounds.
m Two new members were lntro-
duced to the club. They are Alma
2 Mullis and Beth Griggs.
a
2. Dinner Guests
2 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tappan en-
tertained recently with a dinner at
" the Red Rock tavern honoring their
2 son, Harvey T. Rand, who has en
m tared the United States naval air
corps. He Is now on duty ln San
2 Diego.
Guests Included Mr. Rand. Jo
V Anre Butler, Dick Gilchrist, Delores
ootcek, Gordon Anderson, Mari
2 anne Rowe, J. J. Spurgeon, Mrs.
2 Faye Peter, E. O. Peter, Mrs. Elna
m Hessenauer. Mrs. Violet McFarland,
JJ Jerry Beckman, Marcella Rand,
2 Dean Abbott and Mr. and Mrs.
s Tappan, the hosts.
Kendree.
The senior G.F.S. girls who helped
were Patty Teale. Virginia Van
Doren, Mary Ann Preston, Marilyn
Miller. Jean Owens. Jeannine New
com and Lyn Perkins. From the in
termediate group were Shirley Se
horn. Pat MueUer. Sue Sessler, Vlr
gie Toyly. Sharon Miles. Darlene
Gulley, Jerry Lee. Alice Geary. Jan-
I-
TREAT YOURSELF
to one of v our
DELICIOUS
Steaks
MOLATORE'S
Open 6:00 a. m. to 1:00 a. m.
1112 Main
ice Larson. Jean Adams. Diane Old
enburg. Patsy Lehto and Marlene
Sue Owens. Advisors assisting were,
Mrs. A. J. Toyly. Mrs. Milton Sessler,
Mrs. Joseph Lee and Miss Hazel
Morrison.
Keystone Club
The Keystone club met In the
Methodist church Wednesday eve
ning of last week with the president,
Garry Robertson, opening with a
brief business meeting. Musical
numbers on the accordion were
given by four students of Doris
Fredericks and a short talk. "Amer
ica at the Crossroads," was given
by Phil Hitchcock.
Two musical numbers in costume
were sung by Catherine Blanas and
Wilber Elliott, accompanied by Pa
tricia Hunt. A clever mix-up game
was led by Mark Taylor and prizes
were awarded. Hostesses for the
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Binkley, Mr. and Mrs. Loy Barker,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Angel and Mrs.
Rhena Howry.
Other members present were Mr.
and Mrs. William Stolk. Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Taylor Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Petzholt, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
R. Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wright,
sir. ana Mrs. Myron Murray, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Deller, Mr. and Mrs.
Eldred Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Garry
Robertson, Mrs. Paul Lee. Mrs.
Wendell B. Smith, John Simmons,
Audra Fulquaru. Mr. and Mrs.
I Charles McFarland, Maude Weath
' erspoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
I Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mc
I Kaig and Mr. and Mrs. Warren
! Mason.
I . .
i
! Toastmistress
Three new members, Helen Mont
gomery, Margaret Holliday and
i Billie Walker, were welcomed Into
the Toastmistress club at Its last
' meeting.
Table topics were discussed dur
ing the dinner, with Wanda O'Brien
' acting as topic mistress.
! Mabel Hanson was toastmistress
of the evening and introduced the
i speakers. Loye Smith spoke on "The
: Way of the Politician," Katherlne
! Chidester chose as her subject "The
i Life of John Steinbeck," and Lillian
, Hanellne gave a talk entitled "Stein-
Beck's Report on Russian Women."
Vivian Owens was evaluator. with
Dorothea Buck, Wanda Elliott and
Madeline McLaren serving as co
evaluators. Guests at the meeting were Lu
cille Miles and Eva Mae Gllmore.
The Toastmistress club will be
guests of the Toastmasters at their
next meeting held- April 28 at the
Willard hoteL
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H i f ' I grances now avaii-
S- I able Aphrodcsia,
- s . t Tigress and Wood-
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Bride-Elect
A shower was given in honor of
Hetty King, bilile-elect of Taylor
High, mi April ID nt the home of
Mis. Flunk Kulllvim In l'oe valley.
Ml.vs King's wedding date has been
set for May 1. llMtrM.i at the Unti
dily party were .ella Milled, Fran
ces Johnson and Bessie Sullivan.
Guests Included Mrs. Wllbeit An
demon, Mrs. Wilbur Kelling. Mis.
Ivan Kggers, Mrs. Ouy Hailon, Mrs.
lenry Johnsoii. Fiances Nellsou,
Mrs. William Tuback, Mis. John
Abraham. Mrs. Kd Wens. Mis. Fur
rest Brelthaupt, Mi's. James Grimes.
Mis. Marlon Hill nrs. Mis, Basil
Brown. Mrs. O. L. Brown. Mis.
George Helling, Mrs. Mluolit Cuddy,
Mrs. Boyd Bi uiier, Mis. I, K. Ciwnp-
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WELL-GROOMED TO
YOUR DAINTY FINGERTIPS
when you have u standing
appointment at Star Briiuly
Shop ... to keep your hands
and nails at their best all
the time !
(all 10M fur
Zoe. Jrrry or I'lnire at
tai Beauty
Shop
435 Main
M ' Saturday. .m
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COMPLETING PLANS for the
state Parent-Teachers conven
tion here next week are . the
County Council officers and
the hospitality chairman. Top,
left to right, Mrs. W. H. Shaf
fer, president; Mrs. Ray Kel
ler, vice president. Second
row, Mrs. A. A. Montgomery,
secretary; Mrs. Hugh Had
dock, treasurer. Below, Mrs.
Ralph McNutt, chairman of
hospitality. Other convention
committee chairmen are Mrs.
D. L. Snyder, information;
Mrs. Horvey Ayers, registra
tion; Mrs. Arthur Reinhart,
banquet; Mrs. Myron Hull,
publications; Mrs. Edward
Hickman, luncheons and pres
ident's breakfast; Mrs. Hugh
Haddock, Housing.
Kcnnell-Ellis
CURRIN'S-r drugs
Phone 4514
Social Calendar
Monday. April 3
Formal Installation of new officers,
Klamath Palli Quota club, initiation new
members. Pelican party room, 7 p.m.
Tueday, April 20
Order of Eastern Star no-hoste
luncheon, 1:15 p. m.. honoring Mn.
(Catherine Felger, tUte grand worthy
matron. Pelican cafe.
Order of Pattern Star tea, 3 to S p. m..
Masonic temple.
Saturday, Mar 1
St. Paul's Women' auxiliary May Day
luncheon, pariah house.
I'ueadar, May 4
Chrts'ian Science lecture by James
Harry Mrpevnolds t be held at the first
Christian chunh 9th and Pine, 8 p.m.
1 I! .
retluma 5.50 1. IS. j
Cologne 2. 3.50 6. j
Ensemble of Cologne & Perfume 3. V
plui lOI
Baih Powder 1.75 3.50
h goes to your head . . . like o new
spring bonnef ... or a Shakespeare sonnet.
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-Attentio-K!-FUR
COAT OWNERS
Gregory's Fur Shop is now ready to take
care of your furs during the summer sea
son. ALL NEW, MODERN
CLEANING FACILITIES
Have your furs remodeled, repaired,
cleaned ond glazed . . , Special Summer
. i Prices . . . hv EvnA,innrOf4 Puvrinra
It . '73 ' r
.-VuJtti-ii 'or these Special Pricet on Storage-
Cleaning Glazing.
GREGORY'S FUR SHOP
bell, Mrs. A. It, Ciitniilirll, Cm ill
KctllllK. M- Oli'llll WriillU, Mm.
Inn Ki'iim Jr., Mm. Jnliii Wmil,
slililiw Mii.ili'ii, Mm. PliyllU 'l'lii kfr.
Mm i'limlt'.H Jiilinson nml Jnyri'.
Ili-liy IliirrithiK, Miiijiiilp WuHlilp,
Mm. II. V. IIiIiihw. Mm. I'ulll lllrll
lintilil, Mi". Ilunrll Hhorl. Mm. I'li'it
llryini'r. Mm. I'liui'iiii' llmiT, Mm.
Jrrry JolutMtn, Mm. Jut Hulllviin,
Mrs. O 1.. Miirnlmll. Mm. John Mm -Nlitdt.
Mm, Hill Miimliull, Mm. Kiiink
Hulllviin, Mis. IIi'oiku MU'Vi'iimhi,
Mis. 1 lit Kill ri'li i. Mm. l.ylo Hull'.
Mm. Sum llnii.lrr. Mm. .ill Mll
li'tl. Mm. Hi'Jt HlKli nml Mm. Hlmi-
Iry Mtislrli
Anniversary
'Ilie Jolly Ni'llilim iliib, rrlc
hiiillliu tin 'Jllll niinlvi'inniv, im't
Inr 11 io April Ktillii'i Inn Hi Hi" homo
uf Mis. lllmlyii TnyrMi, 'JIHII WiUil
IiiiiiI. liiKtcutl uf the lisiuil 1
iiVliH-k IiiiiiIk'oii, lliu iiii'i'llim win
lii'UI In tlic I'lrnliiK. Inllliilloii of
si'vi'ii nrw iiH'ttilH'ts liKtk plm'u Willi
IIciiiiIi' l'iiinn nml Jurklv Hi'
ilniil in (liuiiitt or llll' IHOKIlim,
Tim (olliming lllrinln'ls
lurr- fovt'ird clolli ci'
llll'inl Willi
IMrrsliiiirnu n wrvoil limn u m l''l I ,1-t !'' "lul i""""""'
IHOsrnt. Miillliln Ci'tipo. Jni'klt
Uonl, MiiiKitna Jolly, lUrrlrt Nr4
limn. Hulh HiisspII, Mclly I'mliiritJ
tlluilvs Toyicn, Thrliim Mrlfcui4
iilil, lli'tu MiiImiii, I'loioncs llyroii,
'I'lii'liiin iliillui', Kuliwrln I'mk
Immt, llulli l.nnil, llnwl m"
iiinu unit Kiilhli'i-n 'royoi-n. Tin
lioslrsn iisslslnl liy lirr motlirr,
Mm. Vli lor Oimmiiii.
In mldllloii to tlm iimlrry
nikp. iiiIht iTfiwiliini'iiU wi
siTVnl to ii'li'lillitl Hm mviisloll.
Thi next inii'llim will hi' Iwld
llir li v nl Kullifilnn I'mkliiimt,
III4II LiiVpiiic, t lie pvr-nliitc ol Mr
when it plant Mi'lntiiKe IH !
In-lil.
iVIl WU'ILIMW a..d Si
tops
815 E. Main Street
Phone 3573
I'or May IhifH
on tlw iiiiiipus . . . or lor unuliii
II, in wrrk . . . MII.I.KHS folliin
Slnii . . . on tin MH-ontl lltMir . . .
Is plentifully Mmki'il null uiloiubly
siylril wnslinbli'S for llir Iri'iirrx . .
In sli's II to 1!) . . . but ituntit llir
mast populur lor iill-sutniniM' iwru
slons art- tin Mimrt llinn iill-iln-c
. . . nviillulilr In n null' niniii'
ol p,iti'ls or in -ollil colors l oiiibini'tl
with lint'ii prints.
Ksim'luUy li-ti lmiii iiumttit tlir"f
l n tttn-plri'P Uorls llmUiill Irork.
A print skirt Hurt's Iwin'iith a
sipmn'-nri ki'il blonst top. on wlitih
niplliiir tinn inniiiu's thr skill.
Ill unothi'r (llslliu'livp slylr. tool
ilirss o( rnyon punt Is loinlnnril
Willi ii hlp-li'imth luu'ii J.ukPt,
Woncli'ilully tubbiiblr llnrn suns
In blur. iuim. pink or wlntr nir
tratuml III thr Jlllir llrllllry's .
iuhI miiully frrsli lookniK uir thr
two-piri-ris ol plaitl kIiikIiuui on
winiii whltr pupir is usril lor col
lurs mul cuffs.
Spiirkluiiily isiiy rr thr Mtrl
rlilnli . . . short jiukris topplui:
lull, swiini skirts ol .Miiprtl chnn.
. . . ami nrtt' pastrl shades have iir
nvrd In thr writ-known Nrlllr Kim
shlrtwaisirrs . . . rtiiiKlnx In "l"
- j Irom B to 41.
Jaunly Junior. Jolialhaii l.ocatt
, mid Bab are othrr familiar nainrs
! rrlirrsrntrd 111 thr rxirllrnt vatiriv
of summer cottons now on display at
MILLKK'S , . . M'J Main.
If rum are (Ivrn an annual
bralini durlm irin( llnusr
rlraiilon. brat only on llir wronc
side Willi a wide, Hal liealrr lo
liwsrll deeply Inilwdded will. Afler
beating vacuum on both kldea.
Shaih'M Of UurUip
... to mve your old lamp the
now look . . havr arrived at
JEWKL, AN13 OlrT 8HOI' . . In
pinkish or nalural lints . . . trimmed
In f lot nl or triune blndliiKs
Other new shades which can be
purchased separately, come ln a
lltirn-flnisli parchment . . . and
there are even red ones ... In
modern rectnnnulor shapes . . .
color now belnii widely used by
interior decorators to provide it bit
of vivid contrast In a room.
Mini trees provide ft decorutlvr
centerpiece . . . and nt Jewel and
(lift you can obtain the initiation
moss and oriental figures . . . from
tiny miniatures to the lanrrr sizes
. . . for iiiiiklnK your own. runner
more. Louise Itrlnharl will ulmlly
help with advice on the most satis
factory methods for creating a mine
tree
In addition to the musical birth
day cake plate, you can rent an
anniversary plale that plays "Here
Conies the Hride" . . . from JKWKI.
AND OlrT 8IIOP . . . the S and II
(ireen Stamp store at 519 Main . . .
and you'll find that It always pays
In the long run lo patronize your
local Jeweler.
Definitely a rook's convenience
Is the chrome bar from which
swine eltcht stainless steel utensils
within arm's reach of the stove,
liiehidlnc sp.ttulas, forks, ladles
and spoons. ,
Spvrial Yaluvs
In btnusrs bring fratiirrd at I.s
POINTKS make It easy Inr you to
nfford two or three . . . when Ihrv'rr
tagxed at only iM. tX'M and !.!
In a complete range ol sles. And
these special prices give teen-agers
n dandy opportunity to rrplrnlsh
their own blouse supply!
Happy medium Is the $.1 98 group
which liirlmles some elevrr rayons,
prettied up by lary Imrts . . , the
neatest of white tailored shirts . . .
and beguiling peasant blouses witn
plenty of eyelet ruffling. There's
also a spci iiil on I ltd witching black
skirts to wear with these , , . nt
S S.
There are youthful types for the
miss and dressier for the matron
. . . In rnyons, crepes or cottons . .
with short or long sleeves . . , with
simple Jewel or collared necklines
. , . nnd this sperlal value group at
LaPOINTE'S ... 607 Mnln . , also
contains a smattering of colored
blouses In dlbson Cllrl styles . . .
priced $3.98.
A special decoration created bv
flower experts for a silver wedding
anniversary uses birch twigs,
sprayed white and arranged In an
ordinary rhlnitf bowl that's been
covered by silver paper. Derorale
the Iwlgs with silver hells nnd
white gardenias or carnations, at
tached bv wire nl varvlng helirhls.
Violets and more of the while
flowers may he banked around
the base.
I Air fi I' fills
and tucking galore beautify the
lovrlv new blouses Miirthn vlew'ed nt
LONO'S , . . but drnvlest of all Is
n while georgette, designed with
brncelet-lenglh sleeves. Ruffled Inre
extends V-shnpc down the front,
set off by the finest of pin lucking.
A shoulder detail of solid pln
tilcklng glorifies a spnrkllnrr white
Han-ehu crepe. A dainty collar en
circles the, neckline . . , nnd the
same fine tucking forms the bishop
cuffs on the Jong sleeves.
In spile of a constant demand for
the delectable blouses carried by
LONO'S APPAREL ... 719 Mnln
, . . there Is sill! a marvelous se
lection of batiste nnd brnutlftil
crepes . . . Ideal for your lightweight
summer suits..
t'nbfrgv' PvrfuinvH
air buck ut CUItltlNM lor the first
time slmr pre-war (lavs . . anil all
lour of thr cm hauling l aherge
triiKr.iiui's arc bring mrrtrd with
drliKhl , . . although tautaluing
"Tigress" Is in thr i.ipulatliy lead
so lar . , . maybe due to the splotch
ed oiamie anti black containers that
lit the inline.
Kpiiululv "Woodhur" and debonair
"Straw llaf are the Imhlrr fra
grances ol thr group . . intoxicat
ing "Aihriulll" and "Tliresa" the
hravler. Inoic sophisticated.
KabrtKe's extraordinary rulognrs
air available 111 all these lour struts,
ranging In price from H.'iS to iliw
Thr perfumes sell for .VM and IH0U
. but pume llaciin sizes are only
$'1)0 and S3.M. I All prices pills tax
This lirst shipment liichttltd
mulching fragrances In body powder
lor 1175 and :t M), shaker tale and
a variety of gift sets na con
taining the lour colissnes priced at
I.S oil.
There ale al?.o " Woottliue" and
"Aphrotllsla" colognes for men III
this Kaberge hue . . . exclusive Willi
CT'UltlNS . . . the friendly drug
store at Ninth nnd Main.
With ramlsoir-litpprd petticoat
luck 111 the fashion picture, lin
gerie clasps are staling come
back In decorative silver, gold or
enanirtrd lo line up straps for a
neater appearance beneath sheer
blouses.
t'.UU: lUu LuuvH
rnu,n-w be )Uri luird rlitltt hrre In
K.uunith Kitllcv . . . st the PKl.ICAN
CANDY JAH . . . for wmiliw to
frlrml-i or rciauvr. in war-trprrvirtl
Kumpe. The prtK-riiwrf In fur iinw
plrr than iryinit to park nml nml I
ymir own . . . brt aus" thrrp ttrc no
ilutlm, no (Attn, tin iMMtttir on thre
CAHK pficknKM lrm n gvrrnm-nt-npprnvrff.
tinn-profi! ortianiJilitiii.
Ily flrt'ppirnr into Thr aotv Jur,
you mn -ire for ynttrirll Junt what
i-ach Jt 10 rarton ut Uk ctititaitit
, . . cnnuith to Mipptrmrnl rrttintwi
at ft (utnilv of four fur month Thr
Kitmr jiiimunt would roxt $0 67 in
utorr. phu M 2$ (ivrram pmuu'r to
Kuropc . . . and rcrriptrd drllvcry
l" suarantrrd lit prurtically nil coun
trie.
in addition to ftwxl ftitppllrft. thrre
rr flpi-cinl puikaKt' for infitnu.
and oiher ftltrd with hou.iHiokl
Mipphrs, or rlothinit mntcrlftlji . . .
any nf whirh can be iwnt thrmtKh
thr PKI.ICAN CAN!Y JAH . . .
7'.3 Main ... to any dtv.iirnnird pcr
non In Kuropc nt the mmr charitc
of iio . . . without any rxtra for
piwtnKC or duty.
Shorn arr trpplii( out In rvrry
rotor. Combinations uf thrre min
now itharir ar uurd on turilr
Mtu ptuniM n plplnx for plat
form aolra; aandatu of twrttty
karat gold kid wilt br srrn rvrry
whrrr, and whltr atln rvrnlng
altora havr irm-nmhroldrrril fold
mrnh Inlava. Thrlr platform aolrt
art Muddrd with varl-rolnrrd
jrwrla,
Tnrlivff Pi v
. , , frozen, ready for baklitK ... is
mi Interesting new quickie In the
frozen fmKls box.nt PINE HTKKKT
MARKET . . . 'where you're re
warded finite regularly by something
new and different In foods that
lend zest lo the menu. These plrs
from ( liel's kitchen nre Individually
wrapped In cellophane . , , and
with ciich comes a frozen square
that provides rich Rlblet grnvy when
melted.
Another new time-saver Is Q-T
Instant r'rostlng ... In three colors
and flnvorn , . . vanilla, chocolate
or pink (strawberry). Mnrlhn tried
the strawberry over a banana enke.
nnd found It very good, ns well as
decorative
Swlft'ning . , . that Improved
shortening put out by Swift Ac Co.
. . Is being featured at PINK
STREET MARKET . . . comer of
eleventh and Pino . . , nml you'll
find It's excellent for pnstrlrN , , .
or even to use In frosllngs. One
outstanding quality Is Hint It
needn't he kept under refrigeration
to prevent Its becoming rancid,
tioHHUI'd'H
"Line of Beauty" , . . nl WHYTAL'S,
in the Medical-Dental building . . .
was replenished this week by the
arrival of new numbers In girdles,
coinblnntlnns nnd brns . , , whirr,
will be good news If you've been
waiting for a speclnl size In these
foundation Riiriuenls of (lm!Uy,
Typical examples of "Hniilhern
belle" hat were shown In the
"I'etes ties Chnpeoux" parade In
New Orleans, Among the most
outstanding was a vanlllit-cnlnred
straw on which the brim was
hound with turquoise velvet and
mnsseri Willi yellow popples
sheathed In yellow tulle. Another
was made of pink woven horse
hair braid, trimmed Willi pink
roses, and with green llille yell
tied duster fashion beneath the
ehln.
of s V
a nng J
llomtnza 4 'loth
. , . a sturdy cotton fabric of fine
trxture . . . soft ritough lor a tender,
foot . . , val dyrd and sanforised.
Is used lor the rxirptlonal collection
ol new play clot lira Just recelvnt by
WHYTAl.'H from I'lelsiiiuian's Ap
pairl Cliv III California. And the
mime lielsrhmaii, you know, signi
fies qiialllv mid washablllly.
Kavorrit by Maltha Is a lieautUul
ly fining initiack dtrss of copper
color. Nifty for wealing wlih it
. . , as a concealing garment , . .
are a prplum blouse In electric blue
or a Ugh! grey boxv Jacket with
huge buttoned pm-kets.
Bring dl.splnvrd as a matching
liin in "lloiianza Cloth" are a swnxt
skill, haller and pedal pushers III
a vivid shadr . . . but outer colors
are also available for mix or match
in this selection which inihnlrs
shorts, ivrdal pushers, skirts, still
bark dirssrs. Jackets and blouses.
leisure apparrl for warm weath
er is arming In a varletv of cottons
at WIIYTAl.H . . Ill the Medical
Dental building. Main at Ninth,
tine esjseiially cute number is a
peasant style dress of splashy print
srrrsuckrr. for rovrring up a match
ing playsult. A bolero Jacket-swing
skill duo is fashioned of the saint
material. In rasr you d like mt com
plrle outfit.
If vou've hern hankering for
fur scarf, yuu can start modestly
with Iwu skins, then Inrrease lis
slsr and sbnMliiesa bv adding mors
skins whenever funds permit.
However, furriers rautlon nol'lo
Walt mure than two or three years
lu make additions, as original
skins are fairlr safe from deteri
oration In thai period of Ifrae.
SHrvr HVI
, . , twin ob-srrvrd nationwide from
April ; to May 1 ... In brine linked
with diamond at RirKYS. lna
imirh ax April f thr traditional dia
mond month, Thrmwrhom till ob
rrvanri . . (thrrr'a nntv a rlt
Irft, rrmrmtwri . . , an P. f nrra
fottr-plrcr tittrr tra art la briivff
gtvrn with rvrr purrhasxr whrr a
diamond la involved , . . b It a fin
or othrrwiar.
Ro, if you hitvp a wrddlnf dav
rt for May or Junt. yow'll rrlainlf
be wurty Inking advantagfl
splrndld offrr by rhooMnc
now . , . whltr you can hav oct of
thrM toa arta ahaututrly fr. In
!:rt, thrv were pttrrha-ted by Rlrk-ra
rsjrrtally for thl rvrnt . . . and
orr not rvrn prltrdt
Thr irt . . . wtUrh doubira nicalf
a A coffrr wrvtrr , . . inrludri a
trapot. rrramrr and Minar. phi tray
. , , nomrthliiR you'll br proud to
show off. Hut. If you arrn't inttff
rstrd In rttnt UtU April . . . thrr
arr still thr diamond art watrhra of
dinmond rrrhi(i at IUCKYH jr.W-KI-KHH
... 700 Matn.
In arranihtf atlff-ftplnrd flu era
likr ralla 111 In or ftadloll, rtprrti
on ft oner arranclnr aav to rub
thr atalk frntlr to makr ttirm
arrh and awnv out rarrfullr from
it low bowl. Allow thr warmth and
putt of your hand to tnftrn up ttt
Jtilrr Rtrm whrrr yoti want II t
brnd, and rut thr xtrmt In gradu
atrd lrn(th.
.V Wiiitiiiff Xoir
at STAR UKAUTY HIIOP to have
your beauty work done . . . not
since Cordis Nash became the new
owner and made changes In its
method of oieratluc. nlong with a
complete renovation f the Interior.
The walls are nttrnctlvely bright
ened by n rolor combination of
blue nnd peach , , , and other
Imnrnvrmrnls have lieen added.
The shop Is proud of Its policy
that there shall be no Irkful wait,
lug for appointments . . . and you
can get a mnnlrure, one of Its
siieclallles. practically any lime
without previous bonking T
On the staff, besides Mrs. Nsh,
nre Claire Hall, n former Dutisinulr
operator, fcor llrure nnd Jerry Rob
inson . , . nt STAR PEAtni
SALON . . , 435 Mnln ... Ill -Che
rear of Hie Htnr Drug Store. The
phone number Is J0H.1.
!
Precious touches such as gold
bells or velvet sashes have raised
simple cotton dresses to the ranks
of hlili-slyled nifties. Hwlrlbig
skirls have turned their former
severity Into charm, ,
;.
PrvHft llarHi'jf f"
nre Ihn new hatch of hankies jtul
In nt THE TOWN RHOP ... for
there nre three different types fea
turing hends or horses . . . brown or
grny-toned prinln from Switzerland,
priced at a dollar . , , Inexpensive
colored prints for (15 cents , , . and
match, d embroidered sets for I he
men, us well ns the ladles, for II.JS
nnfl SZ.niS. A dandy little gift sug
gest Inn for the one In your family
whose hobby Is horaesl ;
With Mother's Dny romlnglnp
you'll he Interested In lenrnlng tliat
lots nf oilier rinhily new numbers
have nlso arrived. About the most
effective are the black Swiss linen
sheers, edged In while ... or with
beautiful petit point designs In Dol
ors,
Perfectly gorgeous nre the all
white, shadow prints for li nt) , .
nnd ever-poptilnr, those enhanced
by Chinese hnnri-wnrk or (he loyely
embroidered pnstels. llnndkerrhlef
erentlons nf pure linen or cheery
hwiss sheers from the Studio of
Carol Stanley nre also found among
Ihls newest collection at THE TOWK
aircsn t,.i , stt.iv '
u.iwi t mum ni, ruin. -