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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1952)
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 10B2 HKItAM) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVENTEEN Till mid Tlim About Women Edited by Ruth King "It's A Woman's World" a . 'ifcll I I ii .111 SMART, SLEEK SUITS were modeled by women students of vocational educational sewing classes of KUIIS at the dinner held recently at Jencd's. Here (1 to r) Mrs. Cecil Lake, wears, a bright blue gabardine with roll collar. Mrs. William Pcirs'on in navy with long' shawl lapels added a multi-colored scarf. Mrs. Ernest Blind, chose tan ga bardine, worn here with corsage .of -Talisman rose buds while Mrs. Edric Caldwell used , red gabardine1 farther srrrarV yoked Miit. Substantial savings were recorded "by all mod- els. Tailoring classes were taught by Mrs. II. H. Madolc. Pythian Sisters Pvthlun BlMera Wlncma Temple 10 met April IS tor a rcitular meeting. Most Excellent Chief Alyre Oreen resinned, and Clara Ballantvne wan elected and InMallrd aa the new Mentor and Mnry Robin, Excellent MKC. Mary Klnton. Excellent Junior. neitha Orlmta waa InatnllltiK olllrer aaalated by Effle Rcdkcy and Nina Berk. Circuit deasert Inr amall Iry : Pour ! chocolate pudding Into a pretty r vlnu dlh and ring Willi gweclcned whipped cream coloied pink. Then j aland animal crnckera about one- j hall Inch apart In Die whipped i cream border. j Cil 1IKI.P KIDS TRIE8TE. Free Territory W Doughboya of the V. 8. SSInt Infan try Regl'menl ilun to upend their niiare time this aiunmrr building a children's plnyKround. It will be for displaced children living at Urn Oplclna Dlsplnced Persons Cnnip. 'I he iiilanlrymcn, who belong to the Trieste Youth Association, will do the work and also chip In $200 to rover building coats. JAMES MURRAY "Red" Britton DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE SHERIFF Present Incumbent Experienced World Wor 2 Vetoron -I'd. Adr. J. M. Ilrlllsn SEE IT TODAY! A PRODUCT OF THE PONTIAC COACH CO J I niuL'J'iJ' Ui Lui ' J - a si st nJAM(j RANCH TYPE MOVABLE HOUSING UNIT! With seven cubic fool electric refrigerator. Oven range with broiler. Twin sinks. Complete home-type bathroom. Here is America's No. 1 housing value, considered from any viewpoint. "Pontiac Chief" trailer homes are completely modern and much more .convenient than most conventional homes.. Year to year maintenance costs are practically, non existent. "Take your home along with you when you go." See "the Pontiac Chief" today! NOW ON DISPLAY ) BALSIGER MOTOR CO. OES District Meeting Alice RoUnaon, Independence, Wormy Urmia Matron 01 inn East ern Btnr of Oregon waa welcomed by four OK8 chapter of Klmnath county on her official visit, Satur day evening, April IB, at tlx Ma aonlo Temple. Manzanlta 179 waa the hostess chapter and conducted the open ing and closing ceremonies in the chapter room beautifully decorated with foraythla, manzanlta and daf fodils. Kathleen Ward and Mr. and Mra. Walter brown greeted guests as they arrived. Caacade Crest 169 waa In charite of escort duly. Orand honors were extended to Mm. Hoblnson, Worthy Grand Matron, as she waa intro duced and escorted to the east and presented with a beautiful or chid corsage by Eva Cook, Wor thy Matron of Cascade Crest, as a gift from all four chapters. Grace lilobcr. Deputy District Grand Matron of the 6th district of the atate of Calif: Lorraine Kelnmlller. Worthy Matron ol 'rule- lake Chapter bill: Myrtle Meyers, grand representative Iroin Illinois to Oregon; Dorothy Smith, grand representative to Puerto Ulco; and Hetty Hunter, grand representative oi rennsyivania to urcgon were also Introduced and seated In the coat. Other worthy matrons and pa trons siting In the east were: Veru Krllsch. W.M. and John Larson. W.P. of Maiuunilu chupier. !liu.el Uowman, W.M. and Eugene Bras- ley . w.r. oi rrospcrny coupler; Eva Cook. W.M. and Harold Wing, W.P. of Cascade Crest, and Lctha Murphy, W.M. and Elmer liramlclt W.P. of Aloha chapter. Prosperity 100 gave un exempli fication of the ballot as Its work. The Worthy Grand Matron pre- sented each worthy matron with a golden key for opening the meet ing promptly each lime. She gave a very Impressive talk on the signi ficance of the star work and the history of Robert Morris, founder of the order. All chapters were complimented on their efficiency and special commendation was given to Manzanlta chapter on lis opening ceremony. Ritualistic work oi an was corrected and instruc tion given. speeches were also given bv all other distinguished Ruests. All cnaptera presented gifts to Mie honored guest with special ad denda. Manzanlta chapter gave an Impressive addenda with each officer questioned ai to the proper gift, then the Worthy Grand Ma- iron was escorted oy vera Frlt;h. W.M. and framed In five pointed star formed with colored points held by Martha Walker, Ellen Belsch. Kathleen Ward, lona May Wells, and Thelma Creswell. Prosperity chapter presented their gift with lovely flowers rep resenting Uie color of each star point. Cascade Crest chapter had five members attired In colorful caps and capes of star colors, carrying basket and sowing seeds and Howers. Aloha with their courtesy girls formed a lei of flow ers and aang to Mrs. Robinson. Margaret Sheridan, accompanied by Ruth Renlc at the piano com plimented the Worthy Orand Ma tron with a lovely solo. After the meeting guests retired Complete Your Fashion Picture With Right Scent Whatever your mood, whatever the occasion, there la a fashion look for you this Spring of 105a. And for each, there Is a perfume la complete the picture. Dame Fashion of 1052 haa given us wide variety In the clothes for Spring, with one important point always present femininity. No unneces sary frills or ruffles or ripples are seen, but whether you prefer the full skirt silhouette, or the slim skirt one, every costume you wear will be simple and ladylike In its appeal. Fahlon designers have made it pnsslb for you to look feminine In every type of costume, so you will want to feel a spicy perfume to carry out the brilliance of colors like peacock, poppy or lemon yellow. A more subtle scent would be a woody, outdoor bouquet which acts as contrast to the bold prints of the young look. C'flAKM There are many occasions on which you probably want to portray the classic look. Crepes, twills and the new-old alpaca (this year so very smart) appear in wonderfully subtle neutral colors of toast, smoke tones, beige as I well as the standard navy and r.minir,.' int. nt u,hnt -n hotter black. Polka dot accessories bring emphasize your own sense of ew excitement to this i Spring's womanly loveliness than that ao- classic clothes. Your perfume can personal accessory, perfume. Whenibrln new tnse ' charm-aecur-you surround yourself In an aura '"ft Do accent your own person of fragrance, you feel charming : a"'y '" chic and though there Is no mirror at nana. j " ' o . . .. .v.. Complete your picture to the world If your Spring costume has the by wearing a periume which tells cool look, you are probably wear- ; ,.,.,, .,n. n. ing whUe accents with your crisp meel ln d ' coo colors. With this type ol tnBt ' of costume wear a perfume which tK8U. M . sophisticated la light, airy and fresh, to act as wor)d) pcr(ume, one "whlch , have the some refreshing affect !on you and those you meet as the i crisp pine green or the frosty blue 'of your fashion ensemble. Or you may prefer the spring-like note of a floral bouquet or a single flower .fragrance. For the young look with Its separates, cummerbunds, pleated hklrls, middy line, you'll probably enjoy a dashing, saucy -.cent which Is young in spirit. Why not try dry like dry wine yet has an over-, Mo look, wear tone of softly feminine flowers. Perhaps you would prefer the smart accent of a scintillating, In sistent fragrance which unobtru sively tells people that your per sonality cannot be Ignored, FEMININE ' Spring of 1952 gives us a new type of romantic look in fashions- soft chiffon, high waistlines, skirts with cloud-like fullness, stand-out skirts of stiff materials like taffeta. Romance la with us everywhere so make the most, of your fra grance accents. With 1053 roman- perfume means adventure, romance. citement. Intrigue to you. WURLITZER A magnificent piano. Many lovtly ttyltt nd flnlshc to chooi from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th t i hi w Wi-ne-ma Coffee , J shop ; i Quolity Food At Reasonable Prices Plain "Old Foshioned' 'Hospitality ' to the tllnlng room where all four t'huptcrs Joined In serving refresh ', mcnts buffet style. Tables were I arranged In the .ihnpe of a five pointed star and Impressively cen tered with a lacy umbrella sprin ' kllng showers on beautiful rose buds. Illles-of-the-vp.lley and Iris i in a crystal bowl. Streamers of col jored loce tied each table to its own ccnterniece of lighted taper and flowers In the appropriate sturpolnl color. I Pouring it the various tables were: Thelma Creswell, Virginia Brown for Manzanlta chapter, Nell Retterath lor Prosperity chap ter: Mis. Walter Zimmerman for Cascade Crest chapter, and Sallie Woods for Aloha chzptcr. I Modern - - - Cold FLU STORAGE SPECIAL Your Coot - - Cleaned $ Glazed Stored ft - 5 MrtTE Summer price oo 1 1 W I repoi' ond restyling GREGORY FUR 815 E. Main SHOP Ph. 3573 H-L : : : the good word you're hearing all over town. Yes, indeed ! News like this travels fast when folks first try RICE CHEX Th Sensational New Bit Size Cereal How about you? Once yon taste-this different, delicious Bite Size cereal youTl join the chorus YUM! 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