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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1952)
nruRSDAY, Apniii n, 1032 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVENTEEN Till and Tlim About Women Edited by Ruth King "li s A Woman's World" B, CORKS f - HOURMVOa fiOOpm.OAIiy V- ' . r, 5 w ' t 'I ' V:; ! i NINA BECK, GOOD SAMARITAN at the Community Lounge, came to Klamath Falls In 1017 when war with Germany was a certainty . . . when Tulclake lands were ready to bo thrown open fpr settlement ... the KKK store was selling suits with two pairs of pants for $18, hay was scarce, and Underwood's Pharmacy was selling "trusty tooth brushes" for two-bits each. Sho went through World War I helping others . . . won recognition during World War II as the most energetic USO worker in our town, totaling more work hours than her fellow helpers and because of her love for people, children most of all, she was chosen for the position she now fills, "greet cr" at the rooms where tired women and "lireder'' children can stop and rest. She Is right-hand man for the Klamath Basin Civic Service League, sponsor for the lounge. She Is guardian of the baby's room with crib and bottle-warmers, lunch rooms and reading service corner, the comfortable seating arrangements, the rooms where com mittees can meet to ponder. She is a native Oregonian, born at Amity, loves to root for our home teams . . . Is a member of Eastern Star, Rebekahs, Pythian Sisters and the Canton . . . has been hostess at the lounge for one and one-half years and knows more folks in Klamath Falls and surrounding towns than half a dozen politicians. Next time you're too tired to walk another block, side-step Pine to North Eighth, drop into a soft chair, heave a sigh of relaxation and chat a bit with Nina Beck, you'll find her an interesting, gay companion. Easter Day Is Symbol Life Says Pastor The Klamath Falls Council of Church Women met March 31, at me j-irm Meuioaisi cnurcn with Mr. Lawrence Blrk presiding. Devotion were read from First Corinthians, 16th chapter, verses in. Rev. Oalen Onstad. St. Paul's Episcopal Church, speaking on Easter, went back to ancient mythology and oresented a storv of Easter seldom told. "Easter Is iruiy me queen of Feasts." The egg has been the symbol of Easter since the earliest civilization and records have been found confirming this In Egypt and India. The Phoenix, a peacock, was also used In the early rituals of the Christian church. The Hindu'! speak of the great, egg of the unl verse, the "Oolden Egg" created by the sweat of the FatlieY of lilt Clods. The date for celebration of the Resurrection can fluctuate between March 23 and April 32 but always occuring close to the vernol equi nox. Rev. Onstad said In closing. Mrs. Richard Oraef played, the Sonata in A Major. A delightfully appointed tea was served to a. large gathering of guests. The next meeting will be May 3, a fellowship meeting at Perce Memorial Presbyterian church. ' Make Your Girdles Last Cinch Fiqqer Clean Binder If you're one of the thousands of A sudsing for glrldes and bras women who complain thai their nilcr every two wearlngs at least girdles Just aren't lasting Jong 1 . . . depending, of courte, on ihe enough, then take note: you're , length of wearing, Is recommend probably not babying your basics led. enough I I Wnshlng the garment can some- From the designer of onc of the Union assume the proportions of a country' lending foundation houses 'real melodrama . . . snd the ef cninrai the word that the days of :f-ctx are certainly tragic. Hot wa- rmiHh handling ought lo be over. tt-r. hi:rih soaps or detergents. Irons. nnlr. that nur oarmnt. a Inner. er life. Delicate care of the most basic part of a woman's costume Is not just good economy. A well bred girdle says a lot about the femtn i inlty of the woman who wears It. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUGINI, ORE. MfDfORD Thoroughly Modern Dir. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietor TONIGHT 8:00 -KUHS "Geo. Washington Slept Here" Adults 60c Students 40c And from the average burlgd thne dnya. conies the warning thut most of us Just can't afford to mistreat our foundations. Some women think that the long er they can go without washing their foundations ... the longer they will last. Actually nothing could be farther from the truth. Ulrl, oils, and even perspiration radiators, and a firm hand are the villains of the piece. There's really no secret lo car ing for your foundation garment. Here are some do's and don'ts to remember: Do ... be sure that all zippers and closings are fas lened before washing. Do . . . soak the garments in warm, mild soap suds for about seven minutes. II wa- iaue me elastic in girdles to dls-1 you must use a washing maehlne eoior. o loe Its shape ar.i1 to -le- , be sure your foundations are in a enrese ciom ong. and that the i"e moM aesiruc- tcr Is not loo hoi v anuics . . so lake care Do . . . rime your girdles ihor-J hV.V,.. . h V. .! " " . , cc" ou"y ONI roll In a towel so that beloie donning your foundation. excess moisture Is absorbed. Don't Meeting . hang up your girdle with s. Close the garters over clothes pins a hanger Do . . . dry It nnturallv. away from the heat or direct sunlight. uo . . . iron me laoric sec- Iron FORT KI.AMATH The home nf Klewarl Nicholson at the Nlehnlw,n ranch west of Ft. Klamuth was the tlons of tiie'iarment rinn-i fcene of a pleusiint affair Thursday 'Ihe nvlon r.r elntiie ' afternoon. April 10. when members 1 After nil Ih. n'lm,...,. u-.c wumciiA oucuiy oi unrisiian Service convened for their regular mommy SIEVING AID or Ijrlne-blne curtulnr. Loop atlarh-'the trimming is sev;ed to Ihe cur- 'irenls are sewrd rinlii Into the : tain and it Is readv to slip on a A new type of curiam rtrncluiR .rlrrurHtive curtntn inpe. Onr-e width Irod. t-llmlniitlnit thr ncce.-uilty of t slmpllflee the making of calr-nyle and fullness have been decided on. '(aching melol rings. ; meeting. Hostess In ab sentia was Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson. who was unable to attend, her sister-in-law. Mrs. H'.ewart Nlchol ton. acting as hosiers In her stead. Following the routine business session presided over by Mrs. Richard H. Wilson. Ihe final of a series of talks on "Family Rela tions'' was given by the guest speaker of the afternoon, Mrs. Paul llerron, Chlloauln. Mrs. Stewart Nicholson served refreshments. Enjoying the meeting and social hour were Mrs. C. Ellcry Echlln, Mrs. Paul Herron and small son Millie, all of Chlloo.uln. Mrs. Myrtle Denton and little granddaughter. Knlhy Demon, Mr3. Richard H. Wilson. Mrs. H. T. Williams and daughter Martha. Mrs. Edith Moon, Mrs. Raymond S. Loosley. Mrs. William Brewer. Mrs. James Van Wormer. and the acting hostess, Mrs. Stewart Nlchubon, all of Ft. Klamalh. f -i,A' - 'A IT 5 GOOD AND IT 5 GOOD FOR YOU ! ,f MEDO-LAND CH0C0LAT Kiddies love it! Made from delicious Medo Lond dairy fresh milk and rich, tasty sweet milk choco late. It's a drink for the whole family, good, refreshing and, best of all good for you! Kid dies especially love it. Serve it hot . . . heat itt Just pour in a pan . . . delicious! Serve it cold . . . just at it comci from tho bottlo . . . delicious! FROM YOUR GROCER OR MEDO-LAND ROUTE MAN! 1 I J mm 1 jZ?' Pl,'3u" . ahnitl the dangers of detergents, research. ers have proved that although they have a tendency to take the enem cl off metal, If handled carefully, they do not harm elastic. But all the care In the world won't make one girdle carry the burden of a second skin. When fashion experts talk about choos ing a wardrobe of foundation gar ments, they're not talking to the woman with a chsmpagne pocket They're talking to the average woman who dresses herself and her family on a very strict budget. From the practical point of view having ( wardrobe of foundation garments actually cost less. Alter nate wear of about three girdles and four bras saves continuous wear and tear on Just one. It leaves plenty of time for natural drying, and for the necessary re- mem : WM&theVJordl ; i : the good word you're hearing all over town. Yes, indeed ! News like this travels fast when folks first try RICECHEX Th Sensational New Bite Size Cereal How about you ? Once you taste this different, delicious Bite Size cereal youll join the chorus YUM! Why not tomorrow morning? Get RICE CHEX at your grocer! IUIi ton PnTini Co.. 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