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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1953)
r; 1,; I ft-. PAGE SIXTEEN vrV IS i'o' B -L v f--'i'.J- : - . V" THOSE CHEERY CHRISTMAS SEALS that this year carry a round-faced small songster, sent out by the Klamath County Tuberculosis and Health Assn., were being stuffed into envelopes Vwhen the cameraman caught this trio of helpers from the 8 et 40 in the act. Twenty members Mrom Klamath Falls and Tulelake worked long hours to fill the hundreds of envelopes to be r ; V , Earl SheriJan is chairman of this year's sale. Here seated is Mrs C E (Delia) Frailey, Tulelake. Standing left, Mrs. Olney Rudd, Tulelake and Mrs. Carl Schubert," Klamath Falls. ' 1 : 4 f.-t.'" ' "'Siys r; GRAND REGENT, Kay Mahaffey, of the Women of the Moose, will visit Klamath Falls chapter Tuesday, Nov. 17. A no. hostess dinner will be given in her honor at Jon-Ed's at 6:00 p.m. Kay was dean of the Academy of Friendship at the na-' tional conference at San Franeiscq in 1949 and was a mem ber of the Grand Council two years before being appointed grand regent. She is ftom Lodi, California. Case Says Reds Helping Us Build Bases I!) WASHINOTON Ml Sell. Cnso ftt.-SD) said Thursday French and British Communists bio helping build U.S. air bases abroad, but there lias been no snboUigo and none Is expected. i "There Is no way to screen out Communist workers In England aiid France on military projects there," ho mild and added: "I was told thnt many of the worker are called Communists but actually are state - socialists. They aro there to earn a daily wage and tliere hns been no sabotage." Fir Mills Get Increased Orders PORTLAND 1.11 Douglas lir mills have received Increased or ders In the last livo weeks, putllue orders, shipments and production In "Rood balnncc." Harris Smitn, secretary of the Wo-it Coast Lum berman's A.ssnrlntlnn rnnn,i..i Thursdny. Inventories, he said, little abnvn Inst vnut. filled order Hie is about as a year ago. SEE YOUR STATE FARM AGENT FIRST FOR AIL THREE raiinTi7mi Oil WlllnMGM OUI. Mf. 11)1 M41im , ,1M ...,..' :. w... KUHS Girl New Pres. CFG Pres. A senior girl at KUHS, a Camp Tire Girl for live years and a Hor izon Clllh Tlinmhnf lihe hn.. cd to serve as president of the Horizon Chili nnhinpt film le nn. na Beckwith. daughter of Mr. and mrs. virgii BccKwnii 625 Alameda Street. The retiring president is Patty Hcscock, Fort Klamath. HoriZOn Clllh irirlv aro M..I, age members of the Camp Fire na. mo cuoinei represents all clubs registered under the charter of the Klamath Falls Council of Cllllin Pirn nirlcj n.wl I....I...I In Klumnth Falls' Merrill, Chiioquin, Fori TCInmnlh nnH rwoi.- rn Through tile cabinet these clubs iJiiin uu-cuuiicii service projects, conferences and social events; Other cabinet officers elected to serve with Donna are vice presi dent. fitlK.HI llnvl'fln rhllnn..!.. secretary Joyce White. Klamath i-.ma. mis, oienu turcner, unno quin, is advisor for the cabinet. The cnbinrL will mnaf Ton ft rA.. n potluck supper and business meet- iik ii. int- Hume ui wirs. Lawrence Naomi) French followed bv n lh.. atcr party. The success of the United Fund Red Cross cnmmiinn In ...noti,,.. Its goal insures continued program iu. V.IUUIJ rno uins ana extension of iho program to new areas in tlio counly in VJH. Portland Parade Draws 15,000 PORTLANn in Wh.,1 i be called the Armistice Day par adecity oliicials now call it Vet erans Day drew an esMmatni 15.000 PCrSOns In rinunilnum Dn,l. land Wedncsdny night. A light rain fell as 24 military units marched hv unui ni i,. wcro from reserve units. Several nigii scnooi Dands and veterans' organizations also took part in the parade. Lanqlie's Traffic Campaign Results: OLYMPTA Ifl nnxr T.n.inllA' oampulgn to cut the traffic death list in half riiirfnir Nnunmlm, December showed these results ' ' arc only a nt.,1 .... Thursday: Traffic deaths since Nov. 1 1053: 0. the same Traffic deaths for same period 1052: 35. AMERICAN LEGION POST 84 Armistice Dance Saturday, Nov. 14 MALUM Music by Tommy and His Western Rhythm Masters DANCING 10 UNTIL 2 Admission: $1.00 Per Person HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. Capitol Ladies Dress And Love ft-Males Still Mrs. Society Fashion Prophet I At the first really who early this year predicted that the opening concert of all the men In the nation's capital fiympjeny orchestra, who attended bis social functions white ties that showed up were worn by the musicians. But the ladies "did themselves proud,'' according to an eye wit ness. President Eisenhower, who with aur,ng me year would be wearing white ties Is wondering why she said it. Confirmation Settled Naming, Byrnes Says WASHINGTON IX Jiinpi V Great Political Weekend for Salem SALEM IA Salem will be a center of political activity this weekend, with the state Young Re publican convention and an ad dress by U. S. Sen. Wayne Morse. The two-day convention opens Friday. Gov. Paul L. Patterson will speak at the Saturday night banquet. Morse will speak Friday evening at the high school under the spon sorship of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. Morse ;tild he would speak on encroachments upon American Byrnes told senators Thursday he Is natisfled former President Tru man would have stopped confirma tion of the late Harry Dexter White's appointment to' the Inter nationa) Monetary Fund In 1045 had the Senate not already approved the nomination. Byrnes, who was secretary of slate at the time, made the state ment in a telcgiuph reply to ques tions submitted to him by the Sen ate Internal security subcommittee. This added little to the nublic freedom by political statement Byrnes made last Mon day when he said lie talked with Truman about an FBI report link ing White to Communist activities: suggested withdrawing White'!, nomination; und thrt Truman made a telephone call and learned While had already been confirmed by the Senate. Mil Word! This tension " Is TERRIFIC . ,- . we've been lighting our conscience, hiding the typewriter, plugging the telephone, trying to KEEP from telling you the exciting NEWS about the PELICAN CAN-" DY JAR until everything was "cricket!" and those stunning new CANDY BOXES for the CANDY " "Made in Our Town," were ready to show you! '. . BOXES that have the sweep of the high hills, -the curve of oui lake, the '.color of the wild plums, KLAMATH'S beauty . . . cnireht by Klamath's Helen Bollcntine, on the COVERS , . . AND . , . Just to show you what goes IN SIDE ... the PELICAN CANDY JAR has Vera Rutquist, candy-making expert in the WINDOW Irom 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., WEDNES DAY and FRIDAY actually DIPPING those marvelous cream-filled CHOCOLATES, those tantalizcrs that take you back again and again to the PELICAN CANDY JAR for MORE! ; Simply. GASPED when we dropped down into the CANDY KITCHEN this week . . . couldn't BELIEVE that in such a SHORT time, popular demand would make the walls lalrly burst with the bustle of making the FRESH CANDY everyone is clamoring lor . . . Let the PELICAN CANDY JAR pack 1-2-3! or n 5-pound box of cherry cordial, almond truffle, black walnut Pelicans, cream cara mels, cocoanut bonbons, mocha squares, those wonderful Melba mint squares, pecan roll, al mond toffee, butter brittle, chocolate caramels, nougat. Tingaling, dipped nuts, KLAMATH SUGAR PLUMS, plain or chocolate dipped, nut and raisin clusters, chocolate creams, AND many OTHER fine CANDIES for you to ship to the far horizons for that SWEETEST of all gifts from SANTA . . . CANDY! Watch the WINDOW, then drop In and buy a BOX or a BAGFUL ... you don't know what you're missin' 'till you do . . . remember 72! MAIN, the PELICAN CATVIIY JAIl Here's a timely lip for the budget wise . . . SCARVES can make your wardrobe look . like Fifth Avenue If used in the RIGHT places . . . start with a yard or two of material . . . chiffon . , , soft silk crepe . . . cut the labrlo Into 18- or 21-inch squares . . . hand roll the edges, taktnr TINY stitrhes, then se lect several shades of dye and DIP the squares . . . vour rhnlr U Inflnll.. -1 . j - - .......; a.ic U.,C"3 HIII1C in 54 colors and ran be mixed endlessly. All fabrle dyes need no boiling . . . it's as easy as THAT to create a matching glove-scarf combination. it -k . You're Poles Aparl' at CHRISTMAS time . . . ure seems that way. 'tis true ... but THAT wont stop CHRISTMAS GREETINGS going straight from YOU if you've planned like a SMART "niiin ana oraerea your PERSONALIZED GREET- ' INO CARDS early . . . We found the LOVELI EST ones this week at YOl'R tiTORE . . . cards with all the cherished touches, the sentimental words you love ... the red and green of hollv nd firs, the glitter of tinsel that makes you all "squiggly" inside . . . formal and informal greet- Ings . . . have the names you want PERSONALLY printed. It's a thoughtful touch ... at YOl'R STORE. . Look for those clever CHILDREN'S cutout cards, the kind that keeps Uiem busy on a rainy afternoon ... fun to make, "fun to send ... look at YOl'R STORK for BOXED greetings . . , stunning steel-engraved beautifully colored CURRIER AND IVES re productions of the old scenes you love . religious greetings and rollicking, jolly ones. CHRISTMAS CARDS lor every member of the family. Red candles and polnscttas, Sam in the now . . . GIBSON Christmas greeting for all the folks you know make a MERRY j:i main AS '"h iht hclp ' the ,0lU ' OREGON headed the guest list.wife biz wingdlng. ihK first ladv showed up in a tuxedo with black ti- Mamie however, followed through the "full dress" predic tion tihe wore an o.'f-the-shoulder evening rown of gold-brocaded pale line taffeta, with Hie Pfes" clbow-length gloves ui a matching color, and sparkling jewels. Vi h Ihis she wore a short w rap of white broadtail. The President and other dlnner eoaled gentlemen, including Chief Justice Earl Warren and Sherman Adams, presidential assistant, looked very comfortable Indeed as they settled back to listen to the concert. "You can't compare Washing ton's symphony opening with New York's 'Diamond Horseshoe' Met ropolitan Opera splurge." Dr. Glenn Dillard Gunn, veteron music critic reminded me. "This is an Intellectual aiialr, for real music lovers not a show case for fancy dress and monkeyshlnes." The ladies limelighted In the boxes, however, took the occasion to don their newest gowns, furs and Jewels. Mrs. Charles Wilson, wore the National the only expediency, it You Can Keep Your . . wits about you . . . NOT go completely OVER BOARD and clear the POPULAR downstairs STORE when you have found them .... we'll tell you about the big SURPRISE in the ex quisite THANKSGIVING LINENS we lound at MIL LER'S . . . linens that will grace your table THIS vear . . . vour GRAND DAUGHTER'S fn years to come. You must see these beautiful table coverings to APPRECIATE them. ' WE can't tell you about.' the sheen of the linen, woven in the land of the Shamrock. HAND-HEMMED pure white LIN EN sets, 70xHO cloth and 1 DOZEN napkins $15.95 . . . 70x80 cloth, 8 napkins, $29.95, in gracious patterns. YOU'LL go into ectasies over the handsome natural linen, scalloped cloth, 72x90, matching napkins. $25.95 ... the sheer beauty of a white ORGANDY with pastel LINEN trim, , one of the most outstanding bits of table linen in our town . . . 72x90 with 8 all-linen napkins ... two colore, PINK. TURQUOISE, S28.50. WE liked the pastel ALL-LINEN cloths, Buttercup Yellow, Rose. Green, 64x80 to 128 inches, matching napkins . . . the dainty QUAKER LACES of cobwebby patterns . . . COTTON, ORLON. RAYON . . . lots of COL ORS in these pretty laces, Chalk", Yellow, Sun set Coral, Jade Green. Camelia Pink '. . . plus legions of OTHERS to fit every budget between here and Eskimo land . . . $5.95 up. At this Inspirational season of the year . . . use COLOR in your table DECOR . . . FRUIT CENTERPIECES that look god enough to nib ble . . . Shiny BLACKBERRIES, red apples, amethyst grapes, green Tokays. Emperor's . . . figs, bananas, oranges, in MODERNISTIC wrought iron, lacy baskets, split bamboos, two tiered wrought iron servers ... you'll find them ALL at 512 MAIN, MILLER'S " ti A sure-fire sift hit for any gal is a pretty Christmas sweater with a set of removable jf litter Rlamorizers, now available at all ten . cent stores are packages of sweater trimmings . . . ..braids, colored beads, sequins, pearls . . . create your own designs, sew to a piece nf buckram so that It can be pasted or sewn to a sweater In a jiffy . . . make a little be jeweled col'ar to tie on with a bit of velvet ribbon. You'll get endless ideas and have an UNUSUAL gift for every best girl friend on your CHRISTMAS list. ti ti Its Xo Triek At All to hold all the eyes, to stir the Galahads ... to be the prettiest wife In town or win a beauty prize If you know about CURRIN'S and that simply UNBELIEVABLE cosmetic revolution from FRANCE . . . HELENA RUBIN STEIN'S SKIN SERUM. Women in Paris dis- y'7 covered that a SINGLE C . V application took YEARS ) I from their looks and they V N. passed the secret to AM- f 7 - ERIC AN women traveling on tne continent wno IM MEDIATELY Insisted that this phenomenal beauty treatment be sent to THIS country . . , SO . . , here It Is at CURRIN'S. SKIN SERUM Is unlike ANYTHING vou have EV. ER USED . . . it's a natural fluid, rich in proteins and "lipoids" to be patted directly on your skin . . . Each application Is SEALED in a tiny vial to keep the precious liquid lab oratory fresh ... the results are FANTASTIC . . .you shed the years right in front of your mirror . . . lines simply FADE ... the sag ging muscles 'neath your chin VANISH . . . your skin GLOWS with new life like a maiden with her first love ... flaws DISAPPEAR . . . you'll BLOOM ... all because HELENA RUBINSTEIN did years of research to discover SKIN SERUM . . .jww your skin can fib about your age . . . each box contains enougn tiny vials of Invisible FILM for treatments for THREE weeks . . . here's the milestone In beauty you've been looking for at NINTH and MAIN, cuhilv FRIDAY, Not Converted of the secretary of defense, did Mrs. Wilson. expensive white mink over a sequin embroiacreo, ou-uie-snoui-der long blue taffela gown. Mrs. John Allen,, wifo of an assistant postmaster general, wor short olue lace. Mrs. Herbert Brownell, wife of the attorney general, was in dark brown taffeta, and Mrs. Na than Twining, wife of the Air Force chief of staff, wore champagne -colored silk trimmed with dark red velvet. . Mrs. Eisenhower has a great deal of poise. Occasionally, she smiled down at a face in the audience. When Howard Mitchell, conductor of the orchestra, made his ap pearance and the musicians played "The Star Spangled Banner," everyone stood up. And, though not everyone sang, Mamie did. So the concert. some Beethoven, sn. ton..:"" omucr, and w; I1.B ... London Metropoitt' J LOOK!! CHARLIE AND MYRTLE Are Back Again and Will Open WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER At 6:00 a.m. FOSTER'S CAFE 3 Miles North an Highway 97- Siren or Saint.. Deb or GRAMMA . . . we're WOMEN at heart ud WIMMEN love MEN who bring 'em poslii . . so if you even THINK the man wl kisses the end of your eyebrow as ha dashes for the 7:10 isn't going to go to FLOWERS BY BILL AND RITA for pos ies for your THANKSGIV ING table, it's time for a HINT , . . about those majestic CHRYSANTHE MUMS combined with "heady" autumn foliage, other flowers ... be a thoughtful dinner "GOER" . . . tuck FLOWERS from BILL AND RITA under your wing and be MORE welcome than a morning in spring ... , WE were simply AMAZED this week it what the folks in that shop DO with the ODD. EST odds and ends gleaned from the oddest spots . . . Scottish TEZZIL BURRS from our own Oregon ... blazing OAK LEAVES from Georgia . . . YARROW from California . , , FEATHER GRASS and tiny CATTAILS . . . DOCK from someone's fields (maybe ours! . dipped and dashed in brilliant colors for thosi enchanting WINTER BOUQUETS to help you weather winter with a spot of brightness. BUY 'em for every dark corner . . . youll LIKE the choice line of POTTERY containers to choose from for these bright and gay ar rangements ... or let the folks at FLOWERS use YOURS . . . they'll do THAT to. TURKEY, dressing, pumpkin pie . . . and FLOWERS . . . and a humble prayer . . . THANKSGIVING. ... aren't We LUCKY to be in AMERICA and in our town where we have " , FLOWEItS Il Bill and Rita ti , ti There was a time when the word "fan" conjured up a picture of four skins linkee' together by means of ugly little teeth nlpplaj Into little hides . . . Such scarves were wen autumn and spring with suits and tenderly herded in the off seasons ... alternately Wl wore the full-length fur coat or jacket , but NOW fur has shed its fashion cliches ud this year we'll be wearing everything from a leopard coin-purse lo fluffy fox boleros . waist-nipping jackets, muffs and fur JEWEL" RY. ix ix It Xecer Fails! when life seems the most "teejus" . . . n there Just ISN'T anything left to rave about and writing copy Has lost its glamour, alonl comes RICKYS (take a halo) with something NEW to put the old "W back into living . . " put wings on a pe1" rainbows 'round YOOB shoulders . . . THIS " With SILVER PLATE W ! GORGEOUS you'll go u "gaspy" . . THINK of .. eir.inrit I5HAFINO DISHES, the very FIRST we've evek of" RICKYS . ,' . a beautiful gift for the hosten-in-your-life, the girl who-plans-to-roarry, misty-eyed bride ... A stunning, sophisticated addition to YOUR table service, styled to blend with ANY ouw silver ... a triumph in matchless beauty . . . two styles . . .$12.95 and $6'. ' RICKYS . . . please read on about , The most beautiful LAZY SUSAN ever "conjured up" by man ... or given "onl smooth-swirling, exquisitely wrought, a rtw heavenly gift in SILVER PLATE . ,ls another FIRST at RICKYS where we founo SILVER PUNCHBOWL with gleaming M" In INTERNATIONAL Camille, can't you Jj hut your eyes and SEE It filled 'Jj pink liquid, shining on a leaf-green no" Jut purple violets round about?? . . . holds 10 quarts. Is U's Inches in 'uaL nd U Uteres to be a WEDDINO in J family . . . WELL it's Just $54 at ISpj fc'j it's n r VOI'll STOII'
