THURSDAY. AUGUST 26, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE TWENTY-ONE
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PALTER DE LISO is designer of these three deb shoe models
which are created in St. Lo'uis by Samuels Shoe Company.
From left: De Liso Debs "Hula," a dressmaker calf shoe done
In the new elegantly casual manner with slim little heel and
flyweight construction beginning low-heel comfort to dis
tinguished daytime costumes; center, "Glee," a distinguished
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adaptation of the costume-jewelry theme at the foot of the
fashion picture the simple pump with discreet necklace
trim; right: "Josephine," flattering, chic and lustrous is this
animated version of this fall's important open look, discreetly
jewel trimmed.
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TOUCH YOUR LIPS with glamour and allure. Five fun shades
to complement your summer-through fall costumes are: Young
time Pink, a soft pale pink to add a glamorous blush to teenage
lips; Midnight Pink, a vibrant pink with, lilac undertones for'
moments of high adventure; Midnight, a rich lilac-red to be
worn as a challenge; Contraband, a medium brilliant red to
lend to lips an alluring color; Apricot Brandy, a golden apricot
tone that is all things to all women.
Photo courtesy Tussy Cosmetiques
Chiloquin
By DARLENE WOLFF
Recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght Kircher
were former residents now of
Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bal
four, their Infant daughter. Mrs.
Balfour's parents, brother, and
Bister from Ashland. Balfour oper
ates a Cqpeland Lumber Yard in
Riddle, as he formerly did here.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cline, Linda
And Larry, returned a week ago
from a ten day trip to Santa Cruz
and San Francisco. j
When Mr. and Mrs. Elbert'
Brower and her brothe, Leo Kel-;
ly. returned Sunday from their j
trip to Washington and Victoria, j
B.C., they brought with them Mrs. j
Brower's 6 year old niece. Joyce I
Kelly, who will begin the first
grade here. j
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren, j
Redding, stayed overnight in Chit-;
oquln a week ago on their return
from a vacation which took them j
to Salt Lake City, Grand Teton:
and Yellowstone National Parks.
They took their three grandchil- j
dren. Cherry, Mickl Jo, and Ger-!
ry Wolff, home with them for i
a week.
- Mrs. Earl Greear is on a trip
this week with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Kranenberg of Klamath
Falls. The two art visiting rela
tives and friends in Eastern Ore
gon and Western Idaho.
Ricky and Billy Steber, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steber. Bo
nanza, were guests for a week re
cently at the home of Mr. and
.Mrs. Frank DiUlio. Tony DiUlio
' then spent the following week at
Stebers, and this past week. Rob
by Steber. has been In Chiloquin
visiting. Steber, Bonanza high
School principal, was formerly on
the local school staff.
Frieda Kirk, who acted as
counselor to two different Metho
dist Youth camps this summer, is
again at Camp Magruder on the
Oregon coast counseling for a
group of 4th, 5th and tjlh graders.
Bill Nerval, who has been ill in
a Portland hospital this summer,
was able to return home a week
ago and has now taken a small
trailer house to the Oregon coast
for a camping trip.
Guests for two weeks at the
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LEE HENDRICKS
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home of their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs, Lewis Jones,
were Mr. and Mrs. Louie Ander
son and a nephew, Jimmy Jepson,
Newman Grove, Nebraska. For
two of the days of their visit, an
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin Flood, were also here from
Newman Grove.
CHEMULT
By HOPE BRADER
Weekend visitors included Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Franklin and
Roger, Eugene. Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin are owners of the Crater
Lake Motel in Chemult. '
David and Marjorie Brader are
home visiting their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Brader. David has
been discharged from the U. S.
Navy and will enter college this
fall in San Jose where his wife,
Marjorie, is a senior at San Jose
State Teachers College. David is
a former employe of the Oregon
State Teachers College. David Is
a former employe of the Oregon
State Highway at Chemult.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Porter were
visiting from Bend last week. Por
ter's son Bob and family have
moved from Texas and will make
their home in Bend.
Motoring to Ashland for the
Shakespearean Festival last Fri
day were Mrs. Vernel Brader.
Marjorie and David Brader, Jane
Brader, Mrs. Cowin Galbreath,
and Donald Gooch. They plan an
other trip before the festival sea
son closes.
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BONANZA
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Mrs. Betty Rice, president of the
Bonanza -Lanell Valley Gal den
Club; Mrs. Alta Dixon, Mrs. Es
ther Brown, Mrs. Bessie Frazier
and Mrs. .Anna King went to Bly
August 19. for their garden club
flower show. Bly is a new club,
and had a nice showing ot flowers,
and vegetables.
Mrs. Isobel Hazeltine underwent
major surgery at Klamath Valley
Hospital last week. She is reported
doing very "well.
Mrs. Mary Smith, mother of Mrs.
Harry Frazier, left Thursday for
Bishop, and Lone Pine, California
to visit relatives and friends. She
went home with her granddaugh
ter, Mrs. Russell Rilch and family,
who have been visiting here.
June Ralph, a Wave, stationed
at Balnbridge, Maryland, Is on leave
and has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ralph and other
relatives and friends. She, came
home' by wuy of Portland, stop-,
ping to visit relatives, and is now
at San Francisco' visiting her sis
ter, Judy, a Wave, stationed at
Treasure Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple spent
Wednesday evening In Langell Val
ley with the Lester Leavitts.
Mrs. Jess McFall entertained
with a family dinner at their home
August 19 in honor of her husband.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack McFall, Lorna and Leah, Mr.
and Mrs. John McFall and Non
dice and Linda McFall;
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