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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1949)
PACE SIXTEEN! HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19, 194 Fa Party rewei Given In Chiloquin CHTiOQUIN A farewell party was given on Tuesday evening. Honors Presented I Songs Presented MALIN Proanerltv Chanter in Maianalhe Mlulon.ry society i Mrs. Coll. ... . ,,.,. .,.lmA .,,. m" last Monday evening, October . met lor its regular slated meeting, ,n ,Um ,..., . , . ,,,, I 1 10, at IM noma of Mra, Ann Mil- tl : j D:.lJ.. Thursday evening October 13, In the! i, on Wiard street. I I nird birthday Malta Community church. I The meeting was opened with' CHILOOl'IN Mlckl Jo Wolff I iimi nf ih evenm ntrihmnim ' ar'a brother and alater. Oerrv and than a week of torrential rains were served by Mra. Miller and ! Cherry Lynn. I Kstimeles .of that dead ranged a by was three yeare old on tVptember Worthy Matron Aanea Schrein- i rhoru!.es and scripture verses I mnM M- u u t..t. i . . ' t ha srmiiv s,-hr.m.r wtJa . .imm. i Mr.. Brollee and Mra. O 'Nesl 50 ,,d lbratd at lawn party Octoblt Til the Ouy Statger residence honoring Mr. and Mra. Arthur , tha many unu from both Ktsm- Prram on Child Evens- glvni. by her mother, Mra. Oarry T Blockll'nger. who are to make their home In Portland. ath Falls an Tulelake who vera '"" ors 1 Wolff. Hoau for tha affair were Mr. and Mra. Staiger, Mr. and Mra. Paul present for the meeting. "g were presented toy j LltU gucsta were Robby and kludge and Mr. and Mra. Walter Zimmerman. A especially mtereaimi program '?' F"'d.' '""P'ed by Mra. Ricky Sleher. Tony DiUllo. Donna Tha Blocklinsers had been residents of Chiloquin for many years. . .. honorin. th. n.t crl'r V. ,ne Pl,,u' i Klrcher. Charlea Bptcer. Jeff and He wee owner and manager of the. Worthy Matrona and Patron.. Mra. Chiloquin Lumber company after J j,,,., BUMt, ere Mr. and Mra. ! Altda Macken the firat Worthy Ma th death of hia father. Emll A. p Q Maikwardt. Mr. and Mm. Le- I iron of the chapter was prevent and After tne praer circle and bun-1 Steve Heath, and the guest of non- honor. roy Oienger. Mr. and Mra. Harry , was given special honors aa the Rartna. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nor- Mother ot tne chapter, val. Mr. and Mra. Edouard Pnaulx. i xt u,, doM oj tn, meeting de Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oreear. Mr. and ilclou, refreshments were served to Mrs. J. W uueu 01 ron iviamain ,n, , ,n1 tu,,u mfirn. for the evening. Hostesses lor the land Mra. Lou Kelliaon. Biockllnser. The evening mas spent playing bridge and fin rummy. Prises In bridge were won by Mrs. Vernon Nnrval and Mrs. Harry Ravlixa, in gin rummy by Mrs. Earl Oreear and Mr tnd Mrg Kenneth Roberts ot Edouard Priaulx. Klamath falls. Mr. and Mrs. Earl ,.,,,,. , ,-, ..hm. After refreshments were servea. Hall. Mr. and Mra. William Lorens. fr M Hlmllon M gift waa presented the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Cook and Mr. , warren Fruiu and Mrs. Riley Dei Up. Business Meeting , BONANZA The regular bust ness meeting of the Bonsnra Womens club was held at the Bonani library on Tuesday eve ning. The members voted to make the rent on the Bonanza library 12 for members and non-members alike for lis use. The next social meeting will be October 18 at 8 p. m. Hostesses Malin Rainbow Girls Have First Installation Malm Assembly of Order of Rainbow for Olrls had tta first Instal lation on September 38 In tile Malln high achool gym. Installing officers were worthy advisor. June Saunders: chaplain. sii RtnnM-vnher: recorder. Pat McFall: marshal. Lou Ann Terry: musician. Mildred Reed: mother advisor. Mrs. Ethel Hamilton, and will be Kathy Blackmail and hostess. Mrs. Emma Wilde. ' LUith O'Connor. Shirley SariUki. Sally Smalley, Dorothy Saunders and Jean Rajnus i Members present at the meet gave a double duct, and Betty Me- Ing were Mabel Maxwell. Florence Vey presented a reading. the veterans national cemetery In Horn. Lilith O Connor. Leola Many awards were made to out- i Portland. The federal government chadler. Birdie Burk. Ilene Oben standing girls. Presentations and will maintain the cemetery and will heide. Bernlce Sharp and President Introductions, UlCluaing slslc oi&i- get nue to uie tiuu. i ivainy o.iautiiL AsUUng the hostess during the high ai 1000. aflerniHin were Mra. Prank DiUlio, Mra. Henry Bptcer and Mrs, Loyal Heath. Guatemala Floods Kill Hundr.di OUATEMALA. Guatemala. Oct. It iP) Raging floods In Ouate malaa Interior have taken a toll of hundreda of Uvea and made thousanda homeleaa after more A V. . amphibian plane la re ported missing on a mercy mission ui the Interior. The government has requested the United Hlalea to send a plana for relief and rescue work. Many tourists. Including a num ber of Americans, are reported ma. moiled In the tlood-slrlrken villages. II Pays to Use the Want-Ads. . . . and you don't have to pay out good money for 2 to 3 years! You can get FREE Lessons at your city or county schools. All you need is your instrument. VIOLINS L, low 27.50 Complete with accessories. Violins ond Bond Instruments for Rent. tkttfaffiMtlSkrCo. rm were also on the program. Officers Installed were worthy ad visor, Pat Tucker: associate worthy advisor. Jean Clemmons: charity. Sally Smalley; hope. Leona Lyons; faith. Virginia Myers; recorder, Jo anne DeMerritt; treasurer. Dorothy Saunders: chaplain. Pearl Otto man: drill leader. Barbara Cornet t: musician. Jen Rajnus: lore. Pat Smith; religion, Martha Beasley; nature, Kathleen Wilson: Immor tality, Barbara Havalina; fidelity. Illys Smalley: patriotism, Arleen Lemler: serve, Janet Elmore; con. observer, Jacquetu Saunders; outer observer, Joan Drager; choir direc tor. Betty McVey. Alter the ceremony refreshments were served by Mrs. Saunders, mother ot the retiring worthy ad visor. The refreshment table was decorated with rainbow candles with blue daisies. Punch, ice cream and cake waa served to 100 guests. Smart Dress-Suits The ahlne of metallic threads or the glitter of Jewels make new cock tail suits shine like glow worms after dark. Many of these so-called suits axe actually one-piece dresses with a two-piece look. Imported antique gold croquignole taf feu crinkled taffeta which achieve its metallic sheen from a weaving process ot crossing black threads with gold- makes a dress . that passes lor a " suit lleftl. 8tylea by Pauline Tri gere, winner of the IMS Fashion Critics' award, this smart dress has a straight skirt flounced by a pleated peplum, stand-up collar and three-quarter-length sleeves. Make-believe sapphires set in gold glitter like real jewels from a cock tail suit of stone blue faille (right). The notched hipline jacket ot this design, which is buttoned up with these "Jewels." has a draped cowled collar and a neckline bow. The skirt is circular. Meet the Newest Staff Member to Stormy's Beauty Salon i In her 11 years experience aa a hair stylist and operator Lee has seen service In many top Salons on both roasts And she keeps progressing with her work by recent study at the M. Louis Hsli l:t Design Institute In New York f City. In the last few years N' she has served at the Tides Hotel Beautv Baton at Bt. v.J Petersburg. Florida and the 'll last I mouths at Bhore Beauty Baton, Seaside Hotel at Sea- ,' side. She anerlallsea In hair styling, rutting and perman ent waving. LEE BROCK SloAmtjl fiamhj SaLon An Excellent Addition gj( r(n, n,, j;,t To An Excellent Staff Ability Plus Hrrvlre 'Enough Is Enough Said Author Janney NEW YORK, Oct. II W For seven and one-halt wearying months. Author Russel Jannel sat on the jury in the communist con' sniracy trial. Last Friday the trial ended. Janey went home, and found wait ing for him a summons to serve on another Jury. "Enough," said Janney. "is enough." He called his lawyer who said Janney, author of The Miracle of the Bells." probably could get ex. cused. VETS CEMETERY SALEM. Oct 18 UP The state board of control has decided to buy $60,000 worth of additional land for You can always cover a scarred uble or a worn chair with an ash tray or an attractive throw but not so a carpet that has faded or is torn. No room is more allraclive than the csrpetuig. Beauiiful carpet, wbtn latd by expfrti, is the basis for a beautiful room . . and a credit to your good taste. We have the carpets and the experts to lay them. When can you come to see us? Of course, we feature Gulutm Cirpett. Calhoun' A S FLOOR COVERINGS ssl g. auia Th. sitl Tk UnM Kk ef Oailllr flar evtrlais la Us stUaistk Bssla Wjohika ShopA and SlwpA Tempus Fugit but not for the "lady In waiting." You lucky motn-ers-to-be who are expecting your own little rosebud before the flow ers bloom again are no doubt dreading the long winter months ahead . . . especially the holiday season, when everyone else is decked out in holi day finery and you are beginning to notice that your waistline la not what It used to be. Quit feeling sorry for yourselves, girls . . . the time will really fly If you can forget your figure and have fun. You can be aa well dressed as your less fortunate friends because WHYTALS has a lovely surprise tor you. It's maternity dresses that look like anything else but, to be slightly slangy. We saw a teen-ager exclaim over a cute little wool number and look disappointed when informed that it was not designed tor her. . And how lucky you are that we are now In the style- era ot boxy Jackets, full graceful skirts and Inverted front pleats. All the style features are Incorporated In the maternity frocks just arrived It WRYTAL'S. One ot the smartest styles Is of black taffeta with velvet dots, a very fash ionable fabric this season . . . the semi-plunging neckline has a wide collar and the full skirt has a huge pocket on each side of the front. The hidden elastic waistband Is the only feature to distinguish the dress from sny of the season's finest. It's the one to wear to that party, bridge game or luncheon in delightful concealment. For a casual, warm winter dress, the one the teen-ager admired is tops. Plaid wool in green, yellow and gray or green, rust and gray with smart green and gold buttons marching down the front and square, side-opening pockets. It also has the hidden elastic waistband. Forever fashionable faille Is used in another designer's model . . . but what beautiful shades . . . cocoa tan, or taupe, it you will, and a gorge ous shade of teal that hasn't been used for many seasons. In either color the dress Is beautiful. The double fly shirtwaist front is closed with gold colored, brilliant studded hooks and eyes, the skirt Is centered In a double, impressed In verted pleat and a stand-up mandarin collar completes the smart detail. Of all four unmatchable models, our favorite . . . and one you simply can't do without dur ing the holiday whirl ... Is the cocktail dress with a boxy Jacket. The dress alone, with its pastel top studded with brilliants, roll collar, cap sleeves and front fullness skirt will command compliments at a party . . . add the button trimmed, pocketed long sleeve Jacket for a smart shopping ensemble. There Is a choice of brown crepe with beige blousetop, or black combined with aqua. The aire range Is from 10 to 18 ... the price amazingly reasonable for the newest, smsrtest. most comfortable maternity dresses ever designed for you who will be a mater . . . later. Don't torget to see the maternity skirts and smocks for "at home" wear at WHYTAL'S, too. You'll feel fresh as a daisy, neat as a pin . . . and win a kiss of approval from the father-to-be. So here's to you . . . snd yours to come. Enjoy each day of anticipation secure In the thought that you will look your loveliest In an outfit designed with you . . . and yours . . In mind. Tempus fugit ... so see them soon at 901 Main street. WHYTALS. e . Flavor Of The Past If you have a nostalgic none, the fall season Is full of scents that remind you of long, or not so long, sgo . . . burning lrsves, rain or parched grass, hot pumpkin pies set to cool . . . memories of childhood brought back In a fleeting moment of fall. One of the most tantalizing fragrances of our remembrance Is the spicy, vinegary odor that penetrated the house at pickling time. And what fun to bite Into a crisp pickle when the frost has withered the vines. It would be difficult to be reminded of that era In our modern world unlesa you visited the Monarch canneries In the height of the cucum ber season. They must have been filled with a delightful aroma, because some of It Is sealed Into esch Jsr of their fsmous pickles. And they hsve used recipes handed down from generation to generation to give you flavor from the past. Just arrived at the PINE STREET MARKET are jars and Jars of Monarch pickles ... to remind you of days gone by . . . sweet pickle Joys, In thick scalloped slices, thin sliced cucum ber pickles steeped In spices fsvored In mother's day, sweet gherkins you ean put away In two ynj bites and big. country style, dill-flavored pickles with true home-canned flavor. For a treat from the past and a trick for Die future, serve Monarch pickles and save the Juice to flavor a vegetable soup. Order several Jars next time you dial 3138 or drop in at Seventh and Pine, the PINE STREET MARKET. At Long Last - at Kit Ms, piatecv ware "fancy pieces" that have been unavailable since be fore the war. Pastry serv ers, pickle forks, round servers. Jelly servers, cold meat forks, long servers, gravy ladles and serving 'spoons In your 1847 Rogers patttm . . . First Love. Adoration, Eternally Youra or Remembrance. And, remember there, is no ux on silverplated flaiware. And It is so Inexpensive . . . I1.M to (4 50. To quote a comparable price on a particu lar piece . . . the -icoW'meat forks or gravy ladles are only S3 SO each.' Perfect bridge priies or "bread and butter" gifts at this low price. Any smart hostess will bless you tor adding to her silver service. RICKYS also have extra pieces in Community Plate snd Oorham Sllverplate, Including Oorham steak sets. So hurry down to make your selec tion of extra pieces In your, or your friends' favorite sllverplate pattern at RICKYS. The fall social season has begun and holidays are ahead , . . you will be entertaining oftener. so give a thought to your table settings. We can't help reminding you again to see the Flow era of Hawaii dinnerware at RICKYS . . . you'll fall In Jove with it. too. Styled by IRANDA In six patterns of Hawaiian flora . . . RedX.Autnur lura . . . Croton Leaves . . . Yellow Hibiscus . . . Red Ginger . . . Monster Leaves . . . authentic reproductions In vivid colors on a shell white background, each piece Is lovely as a lei. For Just 114 95 you will have a 20-piece set, or four place settings. For you bridge lovers we suggest two sets In different patterns . , . "con versation pieces" guaranteed to make your guests forget that trumped ace. All patterns are open stock so buy an extra piece or two to hang on the wall . . . they are beautiful as a picture . . . you can t resist them when you see them at 700 Main street. RICKYS. Wind And Wenlhor hasglvenyour crowning glory a beating In the sum mer m o nt h s Just past. In time for the re-conditioning peri od Is HELENA RU BINSTEINS n e w V hsir cosmetic kit. ex- , . KINS. The worlds v'-vM leading beauty au- t h o r 1 1 y's research has formulated the essentials that keep your hair luxurious, healthy and manageable. And she brings It to you in a trial package containing three of her new hair beauty aids. First is a shampoo personalized to your hair color. Then a packet of four trial capsules ot tint to brighten your summer-faded looks, last, but not least, a brllliantlne-type conditioner to restore lost luster. As In many of her cosmetics, she has considered the all-Important fact that you are a type . . . blonde . . . brunette . . . medium brown . . . silver gray . . . red head and has adapted each product with special em phasis on your individual hair color. Your personalized Tint Type Introductory pack age, new at Cl'RRIN S for 11.50, will assist you In creating the most flattering color accent for your hair. Try a tint . . . eye It . . . admire It. Next shampoo time try another, until you have used all the shades recommended tor your type. Treat your color-tint rinses as you do your lipstick ... to vary with your mood or your costume. Don't overlook the folders included with the kit. For free, you hsve shampoo suggestions, conditioning commands, and hair styling hints by headmaster Michel of the Helena Rubinstein salon, featuring his newest short hair cuts and how to set them. Now you csn give yourself, at home, the same rejuvenating hair beauty treatment you'd receive In any of Helena Rubinstein's fabulous hsir salons ... by picking up your personalized Tint Type Introductory package, at Ninth and Main. CURRIN'S. V J U1IIMf What'N Tile Thm'? Time to see tne Scotch plaid skirts at LONG'S, o t course. Especially a 1 n c e you'll have your own timepiece when you wear one of them. Each skirt . has a man s pocket ' watch tucked into a tiny watch pocket on the hip and attach ed to the belt loop with a wide silver fob. Authentic 100 wool Scotch clan plaids from the land of kilts and bagpipes . . . traditional scarlet background with blue and green plaid accents . . . were used In fashioning the bonny flared skirts. You'll take the high road of fash ion in one of the season's smartest adaptions of plaids from the land of Loch Lomond. And to top It off ... a wonde-r-r-ful long aleeve sweater In cable knit stitch with throat hugging turtle neck . . . Scotch scarlet or royal blue. Hoot mon . . . time's awastlng. A value to delight the most dour Scotchman Is a genuine Scotch plaid skirt with a pocket watch f-r-r-ee ... at 718 Main street. LONG'S. Do You Know It actually costs no more to hsve custom - covered furniture You may be willing to pay more for a new sofa covered In the fabric of your choice than to take one from the floor that's not quite to your liking ... but it Just Isn't NECES SARY. At Sl'LLIVAN'S you may choose a chair or sofa from the many furniture styles at your command, then see their collection of upholstery1 fabric swatches for the material to blend or contrast with your rugs or draperies. You will find It hard to make a decision, there are so many fabrics available . . , linens, friezes, tapestries, brochatellea. mattllsses, corduroy, an tique and plain velvets, early American plushes and needlepoint friezes ... so consult with them. It Is their business to help you decide the Ideal fabric to suit your home and personality. Don't overlook the printed cottons and linens beautifully designed for sculptured quilting. An example of this unusual type of quilting la to be seen In SL'LLIVAN'S window display . . . a sofa covered with huge roses In shadra of red from pink to magenta on a seafoam green background with the roses outlined In quilting. Custom covered bedheads and boudoir pieces are other achievements of the "miracle workers" at Sl'LLIVAN'S. See the floor samples for hints that will make your bedroom a dream room. All It takes Is sn Idea at Sl'LLIVAN'S . . . while discussing the art of converting articles Into lamp bases, we casually mentioned a long discarded saxophone. Immediately their quick Imaginations dreamed up a parchment shade with half-notes sprinkled on It snd a base from which the sax could.be removed for a Jam ses sion. It would be Interesting to see what they would do with an old Model T. If you have an Idea for personalizing your home decoration take It to 413 Main street. SULLIVAN'S. . . So Very Social yet so very sensible. are the budget minded "late date" dresses at LA POI.NTF.'B, where you slwsys find high fashion without high tlnsnre. Call them day length dance dresses, cocktail hour frocks, or whatever . . thev are the ones youll wear In your fun hours from daylight through twilight and the last dance of a Saturday at the club ... the ahort evening dress makes a happy medium for the five o'clock cocktail hour or the versatile night life. For Instance, the black taffeta bolero dress, one of many in the under $20 group. It has that special young look, that uncluttered "skip the glngerbresd, please" look that lulu th budgeted but brushed and sparkling college girl like her own personality. Simply, smartly fash ioned with a lace over light blue bodice cuff below pencil thick shoulder straps . . . sdd the bolero and It s Ideal for late daylight hours. In step with the brisk tempo nf the dinner dancing hours, vivacious and vivid Is the sulphur yellow and green plaid taffeta danre dress, out standing In the under 8.10 group at LA POINTS . The sound of Its full gathered skirt Is the first sign of autumn fashion. Second to none In style Is the attached stole serosa the back ... the bare shoulder look In front. Versatile as a sense of humor la the gold taf feta bare shoulder frock with lis black lace over skirt and matching stole of taffeta lined with black lace. It has a Cast Ulan air and the stole may be used at the waistline as a cummerbund, In true Spanish style. Wear It at dinner with the stole caressing your bare shoulders . . . and dance to a rhumba beat with It hugging your waist. In the over Vi group at LA rolNTE'S. Talking of a pretty dress . . . this one will leave you speechless. The drama of black velvet Is In the cuffed bodice. THREE skirts catch the breete like a sail. The skirt proper la figure molding as a pink taffeta slip . . . then the fun flows . , . pale pink net next, topped with black net sprinkled with velvet cushion dots. There's a matching net stole for bewitching. The effect . . . waist hugg:ng. soft and elegant. And for just slightly more than 835. LA POINTF.'S has a new selection of dinner dresses for the mature woman, up to else 30. featuring black and navy lace and erepea. For the "career" or "young married" group there are lots of taffeta, tare and net dresses . , . minus the frllllness that la only for the teen ager . . . Just simply fashioned for sophistica tion. Youll be dating, dining and dancing In the dress you choose with a "what's money to me" look, at moderate prices. If you buy It at 507 Main street. x LA POINTE'S. Firelight And 'nndlellg.it are cneertui compan ions nf sn evening when there's a chill In the outside air. But the glow of a candle spells hospitality and gaiety any time nf year. 8o use them often ... In a window to welcome a small wanderer home ... on the dinner ta ble to add a frstlve note ... as an Integral part of a flower ar rangement. The ART CENTER has a hun dred suggestions for candle accents In your home. Stop by soon to see the dlsplsys snd read the story ot the Bluegste candle. It Is not a taper, but a fat, aturdy, safe candle that nerds no candleatick for support. Bluegste csndles are a product of a hobby that haa grown since 1841 Into a business serving seven countries outside of our own They are hsnd molded In a shop near Half Moon Bay of wax tinted In 33 different colore. The color goes clear through and a variety of forms are featured . .' . square, round, flat, oval, cone, star and moonahaped . . . aa the candle burns the melted wax hardens to form flower shaped petala on the upper outer rim. The translucent glow below the flame adds color depth to the scope of the flame. Sizes range from a three-Inch "Masrot" to a 34-Inch "Col onel" capable of burning 400 hours. Candles In exotic shades ot chartreuse, deep green, pink, lavender, purple blue and red are used In the displays at the ART CENTER to accent aster and fall leaf arrangements, to highlight dinnerware color schemes end as com panlon pieces to huge platters and chop plates. You'll become a candlelight lover once you've seen the Bluegste candles at 1227 Main street, the ART CENTER. If the frosts have spoiled Ihe last of the flow ers In your garden here's an Idea tor a fall bouquet for your home that's fun to gather and arrange ... It will last until yon (Ire of It. Some sunny fall day psrk a plrnlc basket and head fnr any of the beautiful Klamath foothills, Look for new growth Juniper branches that have that blue silver ahada and yellnw dry moss on the tips of dead pine branches. When yon mske your arrangement, glue extra branches of moss on the slimmer pine branches tor a more flowery effect . , . excellent In a home with small chil dren no spilled Water. Another suggestion . surh an arrangement Is a thoughtful gift for shut-In. For Your Children's t UNDERWEAR WOK The brand Bothers know and trust ... at LEON'S TOTS-te TEENS 00 WW "Baby Shirts" FjX lo "llp-la" . . . dnohle Ihlrknete ever rhe.l fnr estra warmth , . , ana binding . . , 65c "Training Pants" Specially de.ltned Inr flneat fit , , , tworhanry and romlnrt , , . 59c "Gowns" Medium and dntihle weight for rnld nights . . . draw string bot tom and hands ... 1.50 to 1.95 .ejpt' 4 "Ves-Pants" "Troininy, Suits" The finest In training suits fnr girls and boys . panta and 65c each "Handi-Panties" Thai grand little rayon nr ny Inn plastlr-llned diaper cover 1.25 to 1.50 (Also a complete selection nf all kinds nf nationally known waterproof panta) Jnat Received Infant Zipper Bl'XTIXCS A ROBE BETS Leon's Tots-to-Teens
