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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21. 1949 AGE EIGHTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON The Women s Corner Rainbow Girls Installed Recently TULELAKK Pat McFaU. daughter of Mr. tad Mra. Earl McFaU. waa Installed tht evening ol September 1 aa worthy advisor of th Tulelake Assembly, Order of the Rainbow for Oirls. at n open meeting held in the annex of the Tulelake Community Presbyterian church. Bhe eucceeds Alice Stonecypher. The theme chosen bv the new worthy advisor, Pet. U "Nature She w presented with n arm bouquet of white rosea by her eister, Shirley. Alice, retlrin worthy advisor. . w. i wu presented with Jeweled nmirtiwf KPfiU by the assembly, j' UWJ IXCUU Installing officers were Mm. j At the Klamath Lutheran church Haiel Kallna. Malln. hostess. Alice August 31 Helen Wright, daughter of Btonecvpher. Installing worthy ad- i Mrs. and Mrs. E. W. Wright, be lor. Rosalie Wilkinson. Installing : came the bride of Clifton Lacy, son musician, Shirley McFaU. Installing of Mra. Elxie Lacy of Vancouver, marshal. Jean Rajnue. chaplain. Wash. The rows were read at 3 and Lou Ann Terry, recorder. . pjn. Pauy and Peggy Terry sang two I Rev. Irvtn Tweet officiated at the numbers, with Mra. S. P. Terry at eltar which was decorated with yel the piano. i low chrysanthemums and white gla- msuned with me lh M a" wonhv a?vLrMc7rS MoorThlr! : " WW -h a bead Pv Helena rischer. hope. Sally er '-P veil Thomas, faith. Polly H.ynes, chap- i ld by a tiara of seed pearls. lauT Lucille Ward, drill leader. " 'eU -as edged with lace. r. p.,,, service and Her bouquet was of yellow roses. u.r..rr Ann Taker, love. ! Her sister, Delorea Wright, was T7B I sit - y Shower Pearl Moore, religion. Mary Reed. nature. her maid of honor. She wore a w hile ' floor length gown, and she carried ' The nature, a bouquet of chrysanthemums, tility Velm. Pox. hde its .Barbara , mn s j,ck M4rsn. son he" Sfereddlng Mra. West, outer observer Peggy Duck- f ett, musician. Gail Hurlburt, choir director. Janice Schroeder. record-I "V, c-esaone w " er and Lois Roper. treasurer. I dM wh P" tr,m- ' . . , I wore black accessories, Cm September Jl, Polly Wendels. Mtn weddlnti , reception grand worthy advisor of California. w hfW h(MM will pay her official visit to the ; Assisting at the affair were Tulelake and Alturaa assernbllee , of here. She wiU be accompanied by bnd( who punctl , Mrt ner parerja. Shelley Kilgore. who aened the In her honor a 6:30 o clock din- ukt Joanne Abner presided at the ner will be served by the Guild of i ubie ,nd Ur81rtl Brad- the church. All Rainbow girla and . m , guMt board member! are Invited. The j l?1.SS!blL.Pi'?' .!. H.'T,'?' i reception the couple left aale for October in the Tulelake ; for , honevmoon in Portland and .grower! Office. Viiwwmt. Th. will llv. m km. i - 'ford. Birthday Party j BONANZA-Mra. Jake Werner en-: C3a rden Pa rty te named on September 2 In honor The Jolly Neighbor a held its an of her daughter, Barbara, who it nual potluck dinner Wednesday Sep ( yeara old. The party was held ' tember 7 at the home of Mr. and on the lawn at the Jamea Dye home. Mra. Russell Toycen. The dinner Guest were Barbara. Karen and i w as held in the garden where mem Bobby Werner. Arlene and Leona : bers were entertained by an accor Reimann. Sherry Crawford. Loll dion solo by Mr. Toycen. and Louise Hubble. Diane Gourley, ! rresent lor trie alfair were Mr. Yl.......... ri i 1 U T I L sjtki TUI.KLAKK Patsy Warring WU. llama, a bride of early September was honored Monday with a delight fully appointed miscellaneous show er at the home of Mrs, Harry Lynch. Co-hoslessea for the affair were Mrs. Olnev Rudd. Mra, C. C. Coulaoii. Mra. C. C. Rpeara, Mra. Viola Nelson, Mra. Sam Phllllua. Mra. Jamea Maviey and Mra. Ted Johnson. Mr. and Mra. Wllllama returned here for a few days visit following their honeymoon before continuing to Eugene where Mr. Williams will teach at the University this year. Mra. Rudd was responsible tor a "fun tree" from which the , bride picked numerous gilts and original verse. Twenty guests were present tor the afternoon. Mra. Morris Jorrie, visiting here from Stockton, Calif., was honored at a pinochle party which waa i given by her mother, Mrs, Peter Newman, recently. Prises during the evening went to Ruby Smith Barnes. Lucille Hobba. and Raubata Jorde. THE TULELAKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH was the scene of the installation of the Rainbow Girls when Pat McFall be came the new worthy odvisor. Alice Stonecypher, left, is shown os she hands the gavel o her successor. . . . (o replace the old-fashioned sink T Ml'LLIN Patty Sewald. Janice Hazeltine. Nancy Given. Billy and Johnny Hodges. Deanna and Trudy Brown, Eunice Hunt. Carol Plulpotta, Billie Kelson. Bruce and Larry Haskins. Larry Tofell. Warren Leah and and Mra. Crapo. Mr. and Mrs. E. Reinhan and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Gippo and'' son. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Bedord and children. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Padgett and daugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Jolly and Blaine Dye. Linda berheide a n d daughter, Mr. and Mrs. M. Jorde, Ruth Bradshaw. Mrs. Peter Newman and daughter, I Mrs. Pat Hedlund and children, j Mrs. Rita Mauon and daughter, I Mra. Ruth Lund and children. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell were Rose Ongman, Carl Ongman, and honored at a surprise birthday : Mr. and Mrs. Russell Toycen. No-host Picnic Open House DUNSMUIR Mr. and Mrs. John M. Rogera were honored at an open house recently. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Rex McMillan. Mrs. Har vey Reid. Mrs. George Carey, and Mrs. Charlea WendelL Calling during the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Pischer, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Meyer. Mr and Mrs. A. Weedon. Mr. and Mra. T. T. Ahlstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsh. Mr. and Mrs Oeorge Dick son, Mr. and Mrs H. E. Bispham, ! Mr. and Mra. Morris E. Plymate, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McCune. -i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Long. Mr. I and Mrs. C. B. Frizell. Mr. and I Mrs. W. A. Aldridge. Mr. and Mrs. ( A. T. Posters. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. , MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Prank L. j Weamer. Mrs. Evelyn Davis of San Jose. Mrs. Frederick Ooode. Mrs. ! W. J. Lloyed. Mrs. J. W. Belau. I Mrs. J. Morgan Jones. Mrs. How 1 ard Hendricks. Mrs. Ernest 8tan- i ley. Mrs. North Ahlstrom. Mrs. ' r. W. Hitchcock. Ed Ryan. E. B. j Carter. H. P. Moelk. L. O. Gilean. i Rex McMillan and Frank Hanna. Pythian Sisters Wtnema temple of Pythian Sis ters met in the IOOP hall on Fri day. September . for a potluck sup per at e 30. followed by lodge at i p. m. Delia Hennlnger presided over the business session. The next meeting will be September 33. mi' YOU CAN ENJOY TANKS FOR RENT NO NEED TO IUY UT!UtY.YSERVICE tail Mla SI. The club plana a Halloween party next month at the home of Mrs. Edward Dollle. 2046 Worden. Mrs. C. E. Padgett and Mrs. E. D. Jolly party Sunday September 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Gwyn. The affair was a no-host potluck picnic centering around the newly erected out-door fireplace. The two , will be hostesses. have birthdays this month. i Those present were Mr. and Mn. I pi n f, Purl Campbell. Mr. and Mra. Bob U0r rHZeS biVen Casson. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Conrade. I Officers of the Lioness club en Mr. and Mn. Harvey Ovgard, Mr. I t named member! last Monday and Mrs. W. P. Campbell. Mr. and I nht when Roy Premo gave a talk Mrs. H. L. Hord. C. W. Campbell. I concerning the forthcoming Lion's Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and j Pun Frolic. Mrs. John Starr of Guernville. Door prizes went to Mrs. H. A. Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Curley I Leonard. Mrs. Ed Hickman. Mrs. Madison and Linda of Holdregde of E. L. Putman, and Mrs. R. A. Mc Nebraska. 1 Nabb. Ce sure it's PURE CANE o Be sure with CH I)uh washing's t btwir with this big, wrkling beauty. Storage apart galore, with fiv drawer, two compartments. 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Drive one yourself see how much fun motoring; ran be when vmi go the Futur amic way . . ,'tlu"Fnckn"-ll)dra-Malie uvyt V OLDS M B I tE fmnrmmtr OMtmakW fmtr. low Slm u-ith Hngim. llv4r-Mtt flriti tin mi r 4 awil mnt mm Hrit "9" m4 ''III' igwaWa, mptUmmt ml n mm m "It," 4 aiHMAl MOTOti ' VAiOt PHONi YOU NfAffffir OlDIMOfllf DIALi Phone 4103, DICK B. MILLER CO. or visit 7th and Klamath Wxvdlia ShopA and SfwpA SwfplNi MumIc To icmiiime cars la shop talk L about new fashions but 4t sweeter atlll la the behind ,r u srenea excitement of unpack ing bones and boxes of de- ijf . itrlously stunning rlothes. the .1 KI1IU " . IUUIIU W r,, ax cine. , , ff 1 now fi'V of th. - -ea Jjf"" Mrs. Whytal has Just re tKVw "lli (timed from market and vou know what that means , , , tht cream of the stock from the fashion renters of the West coast chosen for Klamath women. Not until w became Martha did e ever have a chance to shiver In anticipation aa Irreslstable suits, fabulous coats, dreamy formats, personality, plus caauala, bewitching wedding frocks and dra matic cocktail dressea were coming out of tissues . . , It's the thrill of a lifetime. It'a hard to know where to alart telling you about this devastating array of fall tashtona at WIIYTAL'8. Slap-bang In front of us this week you'll find them in the windows) were dramatic new I piece cocktail dressea, a dual purpose style that will do beautifully for afternoon cards or at a tea, then trot off with poiae for an evening of dancing. Blip off tht smart bolero, don fragile sandals and lot you art ready. You'll love the pretties In Iridescent taffeta, tht new length I enchanting . , , they come In so many styles and colore twould take half our allotted space to tell you . . . but DO look at the black one In the window, the one with Jade coin dots and the knee length peplum . , . It'a a honey, or the Burtandy with black overglow , , . It's French Inspired. Or ask to set the superb satin cocktail suits. you'U dance, dint and date In these . , . the smart football shags , , . full length, In melon and beige, the softly detailed sheen gabardine, dressy coait . . . the slim, soft, feminine suits . . . especially the brown and white checked worsted with touches of gold . . . the frothy, maiden sweet wedding dresses and the beautllully de tailed dinner dressea tor the larger woman. You 11 think no doubt at havt had a brain storm after shopping for Martha copy at WHY TAL'S and wt DO need an let pack , , . you Just can't be an excited and come away normal. Mrs. Whytal tella us that every slat figurt has been remembered. When you take off for that fall shopping atlnt with a glint In your eye remember that erada of saucy, smart, stunning garments art arriving EVERY day at Ml Main street. WHYTAL'S. e e Here'! winning eoenhlnatien. Before pearhea art all gone try Ik Yea'U never be eerry. Scald I cape aallk la double bailer. Mia together thaeeaghly 1 eap brawa sugar. H cap ft ear, t teaspoon aalt. Add slowly while stirring U bet milk. Cook slowly antll thick and smooth, aboat II snlnvlos, stirring constantly. Remove from heal and Mend la t tableapawna baiter, 1 table aaoaa lemon Juice, 1 leaapeoa maple flavoring. Cel slightly and paar Into baked ale shell. When completely cold carer filling with thick peach alicee, scatter genereoaly with eaeaaaot and gara ten with mounds ol eweelened whipped cream lata which yea have dropped a Ml mart maple flaeerlng . , . aot too aiarh. Look VhntN llapiienln in Kiamatn rails , BICKYS . . . where now you art offered eervtce found usually I only the largest , , . today, right If you are one many, many beauty Jf. Vy hungry folks In our ' V town , , , who haa In tht deep recesses of your mind a yearning for something DlPFEflKNT In Jewels, you may drop Into RICKYR with your germ of an Idea for a ring, stick pin, tit bar, earrings, lavaller . . . and set It unfold like the opening of a flower bud. In color, on paper. Maybe that sounds poetic ... It la ... a Jeweler craftsman works with Jewel! and precious . metals to create beauty as an artist doea with paints. You'U find this type of workmanship at RICKYS . . . when there's no guesswork about Jewelry designing , . each tiny detail la worked out to your specifications , . . you choose your aettlng. your stones . , . new ones or some you havt long cherished. With expert advice, a bit of patience, a bit of cash, you'll be tht proud possessor of a Jewel that haa no "double." If you really love GENUINE stones, drop Into RICKYS and look and look. This department la one of the most fascinating In tht ttort , '. . you'll learn there la a difference between a cushion cut and an emerald cut amethyst . . . that Jade la cut In many ways . . . that an opal la sometimes white . . . that diamond crystal! In tht rough art aometlmea yellow, sometimes gray . . , garnets are not alwaya red, aometlmea they're green ... but seldom teen. RICKYS Invites you to shop In this department where all stones art genuine , , . there are no synthetics. Christmas la comln' down the highway and a Jewel la a priceless gift. Now la the time to shop leisurely at let Main street RICKYS. e e o e Sportswear la coming Into Ita awn Ihla fall and tnee more- la ragged Instead of fussy. Meperatet hare been developed In all price levels, giving the American woman the chance to create her awn coatumea by changing sweaters, blouses, skirts. Jackets and topcoats. It's an art the modern woman delights In. Versatile Jersey will play a large part In suereeaful wardrobes daring the romlng montha and on Into eprlng. , TIh'iVn Thai Mngi; skkIii tioin the beauty b.i at Ct'RRIN'S where this week Polly, whom you are hear lng over the air told ui . about Anatole Robblna' PRIS MATIC MAKE-UP, the llqul- , cream powder base that America's best-dressed women are using today. We can't all be beauties but we can take advantage of the cosmetics that give an Illusion of beauty . , , PRISMATIC MAKE-UP la designed to modify any skin blemish ... It blends beautifully with EVERY skin because thli foundation cream cornea tinted for all skin color ings ... a chart tella you the proper blend for your akin ... If you're stage or screen minded or want that finished "look" In your next photo graph there's t number for you folks too. Prismatic make-up cream contra in a small tube , . . use only a tiny bit, that la the secret . . . blend tvenly with the fingers and you havt a lasting, perfect powder base. Polly told ua this too, that Iota of gala prefer a bit of shine ... if you're one of those, Just omit the powder "top ping." Bo this la calling all blonds, redheads, brown etle and black haired ladles to use Anatole Rob blna' Prismatic Make-up from Main and Klh, CURRIN'S. One at America's moat algnlllranl contributions to the modern furniture field li the modern head board far beds, providing shelvea or apaea foe lamps, boobs and alhrr objects. Popularised by the movlea, the design Ingenuity of California furniture manufaeturera haa been picked ap na tionally, A new, unusual, unloue and practical design, provide aeml-elrrular spaces Into which the rounded maltreaoee and aoa-aprlngs fit. The twin beds pivot for ease In making up. Tht headboard la covered with washable plaalle. e e Sny A Fond Fiir'uII to sour out-moueo wi broom and replace tt r(!?n!r with one of the stream lined PEKMA-BKOOM from the PINE HTKKr.T MARKET. Honestly science la giving u housewlvea so many time - aavlng devlrei that soon we II all have leisure to make our selves look' llkt Una Turner. Now Its a feather light BROOM with tlee Irene plastic bristles ... a durable, washable, super-sweeper that the manufacturers say will outlast 4 ordinary brooms. Ask for a demon sirs t Ion . , , watch It plrk up and HOLD dut the full length of the hrlsllea . . . lint and hair haven't a leg left to stand on when you k alter them with the Perma-Hroom. It will hold Ita shape, the bristles are short . . . rlean It In one shake In soapv water ... It dries uutanler.1' THE rtNE HTKKf.T MARKET haa WHISK BROOMS In Ihla aame magic plastic ... we ran vouch for these . . Skipper, our white Perslsrt rat lovea the davenport ... a "quickie" with tht Whl.k-off ... no dirt, no hair. Ask about these new wonder workers when next you dial HJi or shop In person at 7th and Pine, the PINI STRUT MARKET. Slop The MiiftiY! Here'a tht Jackpot I Right at . LO.Mi'rt where you may plrk your winner In cas us! JACKETS . . Here's sip and daih for college gals . . or the stay at home ... Hp In or out warm fleece lining' In the water proof rravaneta In natural or scarlet ... a dual atylt Jacket that will fall and winter. Far brisk between-class walks you'U need a corduroy from LONU'S . . , these Insulated with SNOW-LITE for warmth without weight . . . linings quilted far beauty . . . plaited brown leather gluttons on rust, brown or green . , . or perchance a lighter weight unllned corduroy ta wear Indoors. tONO'g haa flannel Jackets boxy, haa 'era fitted, pockets high or pockets low, mada to bell or not to belt ... In dashing reds or squirrel soft gras . . . and fleecy Jackets that will rata a campus cheer. Those casual Jackets art thriftily priced . , . see them at til Main street. LONG'S. e e o e Saw a clever Idea for Inexpensive valaneee tht other day, worked aal by a yoang hamemaker who mast watch the family pane strings. Te add arlgalneae and charm ta drab windows eevered aaly by glass eartalni ehe placed deep ers Hoped valances at koreram ta which aha had pasted a covering af aright ehlnts. Ineaaenalve drapery pint were aaed la hook the ralanrt to the certain rati, ruiowt made af the aame material were weed an the davenport. you through both collector I f.fJS T7- proudlj - JS' from vy- heart ol T To Keep A I'romUe the story from s v i. l i v- rNy,i I H'l li ohoil fte- a new ship- vi.O , . .t1 frWreT Ma pit ture. pieces presented Berkshire tht heart New England . . . you ran t help loving tht ' simplicity, the ruggednew, the comfort and beauty of these priceless Items , . . Maple Is such a heartwarming wood ... to beautifully grained. The Berkshire pieces wt saw In l I.I.IVAN'S this week were In two satiny finishes , , , Sslem with a "reddish" tinge and charming Pilgrim with undertones of brown. Quaint Lazy Susan tables In two sires . . . tavern or Captaln'a chairs ... a corner what not to hang on the wall and a drop-leaf table ' to place underneath. We found a precious Cape Cod chair In maple, high-barked, with spring seal . . , upholstered In flower sprigged print with an old-fashioned country flounce . . , and ... an upholstered maple sofa that will make Into a bed , . . and ... the most stunning Ismps with Bristol bases, meaning hand-blown glass, charmingly enameled . . . one with a purple hnb-nnllcd fount haa a pink blown glass base with hnnd-palnted posies and sharfe In the same two delicate colore . . . It's simply stunning on a maple table. You'll Just HAVE to see for yourself what we have seen at HI LI.IVAN M ... It would take a volume aa big aa "Clone With the Wind" to list everything. If you love the unusual In furni ture and amart home accessories, you find your self In a world of beauty when you drop Into 411 Main street, SULLIVAN'S. e s e e You'll lie .lnil to know that Pat Put nam haa returned to HOUSTON'S BEAUTY SHOP after being away for about a year It's nice to . greet old friends and Just as nlct to call your favorite shop and get your fav orite operator for an appointment. Since Pal'a return lim STON'S BEAUTY SHOP la now ready t lake cart of more patron'!. Those of you wha have called and failed fo get In art cordially Invited to call again. Pat will be happy in greet former patron! and new onea loo. The entire staff haa "brushed up" on all lha alunnlng new ahort hair etyln. Take "stock" of your colffurt ... U It amart, becoming? . . . If you're In doubt, dial UK for an appointment or drop In for consultation to 114 No, lh. HOUSTON'S BEAUTY SHOP.