THURSDAY. MARCH 25, 1954
HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OiiEGON
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Whether busy at home," busy at
work, or traveling around the coun
try, the truly feminine woman pro
tects her "social acceptability" at
all times. Tensions and tempera
tures may range from hot to cold
to humid and get away with it,
but a woman cannot take chances
on her personal appeal and dainti
ness, '
One of the surest ways of guar
anteeing a iresh and dainty im-
Eastside
By MRS. MERLE O'NEIL
Mr, and Mrs. John Baxter, Riley
McBride and Earlene LaBranch
drove to Klamath Falls March 13
where they attended the NFLA
meeting and banquet In the Wil
lard Hotel.
John Richardson drove to Klam
ath 'Saturday evening, March 13,
where he was a visiting member
at the IOOP meeting. Richardson
brought his niece, Mrs. Eddie
Own, and her live children back
with him. They visited that week
with the Richardsons and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Noble, and her brother, Dave.
Several from this district were
at the concert held at the high
school auditorium In Lakeview
Saturday evenng, March 13. The
Carolers gave a wonderful per
formance. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Hartzog
visited Sunday afternoon, March
14, at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Floyd Lightle and Barret 'Of the
Vernon district.
Mrs. Delphia Nelson, Ivy and
Bernice Wood of Lakeview drove
to Klamath Palls March 13, where
third and fourth degrees were con
ferred. On their way back they
had car trouble and had to be
towed borne.
Mrs. Delphia Nelson and Ivy
had Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartzog
and Mrs. Virginia Mcintosh as
guests for dinner March 14.
The community was sorry . to
learn of the death of Mrs. Frank
Barnes, an old time resident of
Lake County. Mrs. Barnes died
Tuesday morning following an ill
ness of several weeks. She is sur
vived by her husband, Frank; two
daughters, Mrs. Earl Cogburn and
Mis. Hugo Leyva of Summer
Lake. Sincere sympathy is ex
tended the family.
Mrs. Virginia Mcintosh, who
with her husband recently re
turned from Tennessee where he
was stationed with the Army, was
a weekend visitor at the Nelson
home. Mcintosh has been shipped
overseas and his wife, the former
Virginia Reynolds, Is planning to
stay with her family in Lakeview
while he is gone.
Mrs. Vern Morris and grandson
of Lakeview islted at the home of
Mrs. Clara Baxter recently.
pression. is the daily tise of a
deodorant or anti-persplrant after
the Datn.
Now that spray deodorants come
In plastic bottles, it is easy to carry
with vou a guarantee of daintiness.
The newly-designed tapered oval
bottle gives spray efficiency. Un
breakable, spill-proof, leak-proof, it
packs easily in the handbag, over
night case or suitcase and meets
the high altitude test, so necessary
for the many plane travelers of
today.
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'Miss Nineteen'
A new "fight-weight" bread has
been developed by Morning Fresh
bakeries after long research to find
a recipe-formula that would meet
Morning Fresh requirements.
The new bread has been named
"Miss Nineteen," according to an
nouncement by Michael Beck,
president and owner or the Morn
ing Fresh Bakeries, and Fred Beck,
manager. - .
The name, Miss Nineteen, was
derived from the 19 ingredients
that go into the bread and also
from the ideal, graceful figure that
is the dieter's goal.
Morning Fresh Miss Nineteen has
a nut-like taste, stemming from the
savory combination of flaked wheat
flour, honey, yeast foods and water
free vegetables. The vegetables
give Miss Nineteen a delicious fla
vor In addition to keeping the bread
tender for many days.
Miss Nineteen Is high in proteins
and carbohydrates but contains
no fat or shortening and one 18
gram slice contains only 45 cal
ories, according to the makers.
Miss Nineteen is available at all
Southern Oregon grocery stores
served by Morning Fresh Bakeries
starting this week.
M ALTURAS
By RAE GLOSTER
The population of Alturas was In
creased by two over the weekend.
A baby girl arrived for Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Foote, and a baby
boy was ushered In for the Ray
mond McPhersons.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcrville Archer
recently attended a laymen's con
ference oh Bible Study In Bend.
The conference, attended by mem
bers from all parishes in the East
ern Oregon Diocese, was conducted
by the Reverend Charles Gilbert
o' San Francisco.
The Northern Rebekah Lodge in
Alturas initiated two candidates
from Bleber, Mrs. Leila Brown and
Mrs. Evelyn Potter. Degree team
ceremonies were conducted by the
Alturas drill team headed by Mrs.
Thelma Lucky, captain. A buffet
FACE TWENTY-PI
dinner was served to some El mem
bers. Including three visitors from
Bieber and two from Adln. Plans
were made for an old fashioned
box social and dance to be held
March 20, by the Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs. ,
Ralph Heneger of Tulelake,
pleaded guilty last week to passing
a fictitious check at the Strong
hold store, and was given a sen
tence of 40 da;i In jail and two
years probation. Toward the end
of his sentence he wUl be turned
over to authorities in Washington
who have Issued a hold warrant on
a similar charge.
The Reverend and Mrs. Karl
Olsen, who formerly filled the put
pit at the Pilgrim Congregational
Fellowship Church In an- Fran
cisco, is assuming the duties of
minister at the Federated Church
In Alturas. .-.
STAINLESS STEEL
Kitchen equipment and utensils
made of stainless steel are easily
cleaned If you don't allow deposits
of food and grease to congeal and
harden. It's important to suds off
stainless steel promptly because
moisture trapped under food de
posits can set up a chemical ac
tion which pits the surface
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