SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORF.r.ON
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MR. AND MRS. ALEX THOMPSON . . . 227 Upham Street,
announce the engagement of their .daughter) Delores (Lori),
to Ronald Vernon Grabler, son of Mr. and Mri. Ralph Grabler,
Portland. The wedding will be an event of late summer, 1955.
(See Story.) Photo by Guderian
. OSC Students Plan Nuptials ,
The formal announcement made
by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thompson,
227 Upham Street, of the engage-
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6TH BIRTHDAY
MACDOEL Mary Kay. Butler
celebrated her sixth birthday with
a party, Saturday October 30. Re
freshments were served by her
mother, Mrs. James Butler to the
following guests: Patsy Day. Ken
ny Katrina, 1 and Lynda Holbroolc,
Mary Rose Bailey, Norman Hoi
brook, Russell Criss, Susan, Car
olee and Barbara Kaylor, Cecil
Shoemaker, Caroline Kaylor. Greg,
gonna, Ryan, Cydney, Pam and
oug Farnum. Larry Criss, Rus
sell and Sandra Bachman. Judy
and Sandy Badger. I.vnn Garey,
Paula Shoemaker, Eudora and De
bra Criss, Lorain? and Margaret
Fa mum, Opal, Pat and Pauline
Kaylor.
merit of their daughter, Delores
(Lori), is printed above.
Informally the betrothal was
first revealed at the Delta Delta
Delta chapter house on the Ore
gon State campus when a tele
gram, delivered during the dinner
hour, was read to a completely sur
prised group of Lori's sorority sisters.
The affianced are seniors at OSC
where Delores is a bacteriology
major; and Ronald, business tech
nology. Other than campus and house of
fices, Lori is an active member of
Masqque and Dagger and womens
Dharmaceutical honorary. Lamda
Kappa Sigma. She was graduated
from KUHS in 1931.
Ronald is a member of Orange
O; B and T Club; and Varsity Golf
Team.
Wedding plans for 1955 indicate
a late summer wedding.
NOVEMBER 14 is the date set for the forthcoming mar
riage of Helen Maxine Steagall, Pendleton, to Langell Val
ley man, Harry Eugene Noble. '
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mrs. Haiel McRae, lr
rigon, Oregon'; and David Steagall, Portland. Noble is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Noble, well-known Langell Val
ley ranching family.
The wedding will take place in the Irrigon Assembly of
God Church at two o'clock in the afternoon.
Student Counci
Reg
Convention
ion Five at Central Point
The State Association of Student teria. The National Student Coun
Councils from Region Five annual cil Convention will be reported on
convention' at Crater High School,
Central Point, Is scheduled for No-
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MR. AND MRS. ORVILLE F. HERMAN ... 819 Rose Street,
announce the engagement of thoir daughter, Carol, to John
J. Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hawkins, 3152 Lodi
Street. No definite date has been set for the wedding.
Photo by Guderian
vember 8-9.
Delegates from 34 high schools,
will arrive at Crater High, noon
November 8, and start register
ing. Each school may send up to
five student delegates and one ad
viser. Monday afternoon there will
be a short general assembly and
then the delegates will dismiss to ;
at the banquet; and following the written by Henry Cabot Lodge,
United Nations, Mrs. H a r n d e n
Soroptimist
Rhoda Harnden presented an In
formativeand Interesting report
on the history, purpose and ac
complishment of the United Na
tions at the Thursday, November
4 meeting of the Soroptimist Club.
Her report followed the noon
luncheon.
Quoting from a recent article
banquet, there will be & dance
and other recreation for visiting
students.
The agenda for Tuesday will In
clude various reports, speeches
and evaluation of the conference.
The convention will end at noon
on Tuesday.
Housing Monday night, and
stated that apathy of the American
people toward the international Is
sues now before its members,
could result in failure to solve
these momentous problems.
Sixty nations are working to
gether toward the same goal of
world peace under terrific handi
caps of multiple religions and be
various group meetings. breakfast Tuesday morning, will llefc and Lodge sought a contlnu-
Monday -evening a banquet wiftibe furnished by students and the ing patience on the part of the
ibe served in the Crater High cafe- Ifaculty of Crater High School. v lAmerican people toward the ef
forts of the delegates.
Margaret' Larkin reported on the
proposal to establish a revolving
loan fund for students at OTI.
An invitation was read from
Andy Loney, chairman of the com'
mlttee on plans for observance of
American Education Week, No
vember 1-13, to visit Klamath
Falls schools during those dates.
A letter was also read from Mrs.
Efllce Garcelon, former ' member,
who is improving at her Palo Alto
home following an automobile ac
cident some months ago.
Ann Eagen, 'president of the
Venture Club wrote appreciation
for her Soroptimist sponsored visit
to the Soroptimist convention In
Salem, this fall.
Members were reminded ot the
rummage sale in progress this
weekend in the Pelican Theater
Building. The sale will continue
through Saturday,
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MR. AND MRS. FRANK SASSTEDT . . . 1847 Ivory Street,
announce the engagement of their daughter, Lois, to Stanley
I Rusty I Duell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Olson, 2110 Wiard.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Photo by Guderian
SVFD Auxiliary '
Ninety guests were seated at
tables attractively centered with
arrangements of fall flowers and
lighted tapers for the annual in-1
stallatlon banquet of Uie Suburban I
Fire Department held October 23
in the recreation room of the fire
hall.
Following the social hour for
members of the department and
their guests, newly elected offi
cers of uie department and the
auxiliary were installed.
Betty Kowalls, retiring president
of the auxiliary turned the gavel
over to the new president, Mar
tha Cassldy. Other officers are
Dorothy Hoppe. vice presi
dent; Sally Hitchcock, secretary
and Florence Masters, treasurer.
Duane Cassldy, retiring presi
dent of the department, appoint
ed Julius Gluntont to Install new
officers for the department. Ron.
nle King Is the Incoming presi
dent; Alton Short, vice president;
Price w. Koberg, reelected secre
tary and Joe Scarlcs. reelected
treasurer.
TRjoudka ShapA and 1 SkofUt
FOIt THE NEW. ..THE SMAHT . . .THE GLAMOROUS
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Hfivrial Tiissy Male
When it comes to cosmetics you'll always
find a wide selection of quality items at the
lowest possible prices . ... at the BEAUTY
BAR Right now Currins is featuring two
TUSSY pioducts at special prices that really
make news. First, there's Tussy Wind and
. Weather Lotion the lotion that's lanolin-enriched.
Right now the regular 1.00 size is only
60 cents and the larger 2.00 size Is just 1.00. .
Just in case you haven't used this lotion be-fo;-
Martha vju;d like to mention that it's
pink, fragrant and creamy. You can use it all
over . . . for your hands, elbows, heels and
legs. It makes them feel silken smooth . . .
and it's wonderful as a powder base, tool
and here's a companion
Save just one-halt now on Tussy Wind and
Weather Hand Cream. It's been created for
those who prefer a cream . . . yet it too Is
lanolin-enriched and has all the skin beauti- .
fying qualities of the lotion mentioned above.
Martha suggests you stop in at the Beauty
Bar . . . 9th and Main . . . and save! You
pay just one dollar for the regular two dol
lar size. And girls . . . don't forget that you
can always get the newest and best advice
on beauty aids at , . ,
Cur riii's for drugs
evening separates
... for holiday parties glitter and glow this
year. Woven Into Ihe fabric or used as trim
Is a nontarnlshing metallic fibre in silver
or gold that creates a shimmering effect.
Sometimes this fiber is used as a cross
weave (tangerine and gold) for an iridescent
look.
, Halter-back top and full skirt are by Nelly
de Orab, are in gleaming cloth-of-gold. Here,
the golden lurex threads are crossed with
tangerine. Skirt has gathered fullness both ,
front and back, with flat panels over the
hips.
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Thanksgiving is a dag
... . and it's not far off . . . for family gath
"Crings about the festive board ... a day for
turkey and flxin's and pumpkin pie. And to
lit this grand occasion what could be finer
than a new TABLE CLOTH. Martha saw part
of the wonderful selection at Miller's and
she loved It. There were QUAKER LACE cloths
with MATCHING napkins . . . Mechlin lace
often referred to as "Queen's Lace'' . . . and
available In a wide range of prices starting
at 6.95. Then there were Irish linen cloths of
double damask as low as 8 95. Saw some beau
tiful "American Beauty" cloths (in all differ
ent .sizes). These are of rayon and cotton
and priced as low as 16 95. Was also Im
pressed by the white FESTIVAL lunch cloths
of rayon with a silver thread running through.
No matter what the color . . . they come in
rose, pink, yellow, green and gold . . . this
thread is that's so. so attractive Is in evi
dence. Here's something else about the Fes
tival cloths . . . stubborn stains like coffee
and lipstick' WASH RIGHT OUT so very, very
easy. Priced from 9.95. Sec these cloths and
many others at . .
' Miller
fringe came baeh
... on furniture, now It seems to appear on
clothes. A hiih-style design easily copied at
home is a boulfant-sklrted evening dress with
a thick black fringe running from the back
of the waist, down and around the skirt to
the bem on the side.
look gour usual self ...
For a Christmas gift photograph ... or
your wedding picture . . . don't go suddenly
to a new hair dresser and get everything
overhauled . . . Martna advises. You will be
uneasy with the result whether you realize
it or not. Look like your usual sell. Then ex
periment with your hair ... if you like.
Speaking of photographs ... the FEREBEE
STUDIO , . . artist photographers . . is
THE place to go for those Christmas por
traits that will warm the heart of those
you so desire to please at gift-giving time.
The address U.S. National Bank Building,
corner of 8th and Main, Phone 3252.
Fcrcbee Studio
u hen women shop lor men
. . . they'll find that a good place to go is
the new Bon Bazaar. There are several good
reasons for this. The men's department Is
In charge of Mrs. Aria Jack and lots of
women liked to be served by a woman . . .
especially when she knows all about men's
accessories. This department has a good selec
tion of the better known brands' and yet an
attempt is made to price things so they will
fit Into the most modest budget,
for instance there's
. , . shorts and undershirts by Hanes . . .
the best . . . argyle sox and other patterns
too, that appeal to boys, young men, and
older men. Colors too, are the newest and
they're made by Style Town and Kent. Some
regular 1.00 nose for 89c. Then there are
sport shirts of good quality at good prices.
Some are of wool, orlon and cotton flannel.
You'll find all the latest colors and patterns
and they're priced from 2.69. Sweat shirts
Is another item all men like. They have ny
lon reinforced necks so they keep their shape
when washed. Priced Just 1.59. Then too, you'll
find Blue Bell pants and shirts to match In
either grey or suntan. Here's good quality
at a very good price. Striped Bib overalls
are' Sanforized and bear the Good House
keeping seal of approval. They'll win his ap
proval at Just 3.49. See the work sox, casual
hats and caps and all the other Items (or men
at 4480 So. th, next to the Oregon Food
Store ...
The lion Ilazanr
llotrers and eandg jars
The decorative possibilities of glass candy Jars
are almost unlimited both for modern and
traditional rooms. They may be grouped as
a large collection, used In small groups,
or In pairs. Some prefer modern designed
containers and others would rather have old
ones, the original pedestal jars being the
most popular. Old or new, any candy Jar
Is twice as intriguing when you fill it with
double sweetness candy and FLOWERS. And,
while we are considering flowers from a room
decorative standpoint, Bill and Rita would
like to call your attention to the NEW for
your KITCHEN being featured in their Bud
get Garden. It's a miniature, S to 6-inch tall
pottery planter model of refrigerators, wash
ing machines nnd ranges, etc. Complete with
a beautiful foliage plant, they are priced Just
'1.87. Stop In nt 430 Main . . ,
I lower by Kill and Itila
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Featuring tha new
Tony Martin lingla
breast styles for
formal wear
Mr, Formol
TUXEDOS .... 57.S0
White Dinner Jackets 26.95
Mid-nite Blue
Formal Pants 12.95
ARROW shirts and
HICKOK formal wear sets
WE RENT
Formal wear for weddinas.
formal dances and other
formal occasions,
DREWS Manstore
733 Main
Phone 3463
(VP
shoes step out with eolor
New colors and different silhouettes are In
the offing for women's shoes soon In the
opinion of the style committee of the Pop
ular Price Show of America. In women's dress
shoe lines color will be important with black
In the top spot. Blue In both navy and
lighter tones will be second, followed by
the pale tan to beige range. Red, avocado,
gray and pastels are all cited. Shock colors
are also in the picture and while will con
tinue to be strong. Widely opened silhouettes
are slated for volume telling. Wide open toes,
backless treatments, sandals and halters are
volume patterns.
the new bath towels...
... are so gay and lovely, you'd like to
wear them. If you want, they'd make a won
derful tunic-poncho to keep at the back of
the bathroom door. Answer the phone, put on
the coffee, wearing It. Sew together on three
sides, leaving space for arms, head.
waleh for eonllieting lines
.' . . when you dress to go out. The full,
pettlcoated skirt won't go under a long straight
coat. If ' the budget can't go a tight, short
Jacket, manufacture yourself a warm stole
out of pliable but bunchy fabric.
the new in table talk
The occasional table is no longer a case piece
ol necessity. The newer offerings have style
as well as practicability. Good examples of
this are ihe new unfilled, light colored, mar
ble top tables at Klamath Furniture. This top
ping material is also known as travenlte and
Is Imported from Belgium. It's very attrac
tive and harmonizes well with all types ol
furniture although it falls In the contemporary
style. It's not too severe. Mother parts ol
these tables are in walnut with the legs hav
ing brass ferrules. Martha was especially
attracted by the cocktail, end and wedge
tables. Priced from S75, she truly believes
they merit your attention. Klamath Furniture
Is also featuring those attractive and different
BUBBLE lamps that fit in so well in Informal
settings such as playrooms. They are avail
able In a light shade, come in round or oval
of different sizes and can be hung directly
from the celling. Priced from 10 95. For all
the new in ALL furniture, shop 221 Main . . .
Klamath Furniture Co.
it isn't too earlg
. . .' to start thinking about sewing kits and
baskets for Christmas. Martha suggests you
keep in mind that there Is always a last
minute rush on these popular gift-giving
Items. So . . . why don't you make arrange
ments to layaway at least one now for the
woman who sews. The Singer Sewing Center
tins Just received a new shipment and thus
baskets are available In a wide variety of
sizes, shapes and colors. Priced from 2.95,
why not atop In and see them at 633 Main.
And ... at the same time look over the beau
tiful assortment of notions ... the new
scissor sets especially designed and manu
factured by SINGER and representing Singer
standards of quality . . . and the new Singer
automatic sewing machines that are really
the last word when it comes to sewing. Be
coming to 833 Main . . .
Singor- Sow ing Center
wonderful good looks
... for the perfect figure: an arrow-straight
wool skirt with a narrow belt run through
Slides, Fly-fronted or with single pleat, it's
complete with a fine white sweater, long
sleeves . . . and ... If you love the fullness
of a floor length dress and wonder when
you're ever going to wear one attain, budget
for a hostess gown. You can make it but let
it be all Uie glamour and awecp you crave.
LkJwUii,i , Lai
More perfect cups give more flallering
curve control . . .healthier, more natural
uplift . . . you can't wash out Ihe shape.
The Whirl's Ihe why! low Cut. above '.se-s.se
Basic V EIIe. upper left t se-J.so
Short-line Strapless, lower left s.es.s.o
TO Make the Most of You . . .
Your reflection of fashion fells ofhers that
you've given your figure the lift it deserves
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