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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1955 PARKER-WHITE NUPTIAL VOWS IN ETNA METHODIST CHURCH Lakeview Nile Club LAKEVIEW Mrs. JoAnne Ret- were Mrs. A. O. Boyd and Mrs. W. 8. Edwards of Tulelake and Mrs. Phina Nordwlck, Mrs. Eva Cook and Mrs. Inez Nagel of Med ford. Welcomed at the meeting were the new members of the Lake view Nile Club, Mrs. Don Clause. Mrs. Gene Michaelson and Mrs. James McDonald. Hostesses for the dinner were Mrs. John Blair, chairman, Mrs. i lin, Mrs. Olen Charles and Mrs. Eleanor Strleby, Mrs. Ben Frank-1 Louis Shclton. . RECEPTION ter Clink and Mrs. Ray Ommert. Tiey were assisted by Velva Smith at the punch bowl; and Mrs. Edith. Maltoon of Coqulllc. cu the Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Parker, were honored guests, at 'a reception given In the Tule lake Community Presbyterian Church Annex October 17. at 8 n.m. Just a little over a week af ter their weiMin? 'n K'n f!-. fornla Methodist Church, October A program was arranged for the occasion with Mrs. A. FJ. RycK man mistress of ceremonies for the evening. Included in the en tertainment was a piano solo by Susan Skldmore; a recitation by Mrs. George Fischer; and vocal duel bv Shirley Young and Janet Schweigert. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Man ceau, Mrs. Conley Wood, Mrs. E. L. Hand, Mrs. Ruclle Ska'icky, Mrs. Henry Kline, Mrs. Clinton Proctor, Mrs. Vern Hemstreet, Mrs. Earl Heck. Mrs. Don Sny der, Mrs. Darrel Lewis, Mrs. Wal er, Medford, queen of Zulelma Temple No. 13. was honored guest of the Lakeview Nile Club at their monthly dinner on October 19 at cake. Hostesses, Mrs. E. L. Hand! and Mrs. Darrel -Lewis. Dresided respectively. I the St. Luke's Hall. Decorations were In the fall eel-, crs and the refreshment table was , colorful with autumn leaves and chrysanthemums arranged around the three tiered wedding cake, which centered the table. Guests were Janet Swelgert, Shirley Young, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. ; Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Newton, Mrs. Alice Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and Vel va; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Rudie Spallcky. Mrs. Anna Kelleher, Mrs. A. E. Ryck man, Mrs. Edith Mattoon, Susan S'udmore, Mrs. George Fischer. F. H. Sternberg, C. J. Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Gatliff, Mr. ( and Mrs. Jed Murphy, Mr. and; Mis. Richard Caswell and Jean. , Out of town guests at the dinner Learn To Make Natural Looking Fibre Flowers That Will Rival Nature! New Classes Start Tuesday, Nov. 8th and Nor. 18th FREE INSTRUCTIONS If Interested, please register by Nov. 7th. Clones 2 to 4 P.M. ond 7 to 9 P.M. FLORENCE'S FLOWER & FIBRE SHOP UMM Sj$J FIRST FEDERAL SAVIN lii ALL SUPPLIES NEEDED 40AN ASSOCIATION 935 Division Phone 7628 540 MAIN STREET 9 i ill 1 bY Jr! TJy lit MR. AND MRS. ROBERT PARKER (The former Shirley Elaine White) In Etna, California, October 8, soriesand her corsage was the Methodist Church was the Bel wnite carnations. ting or the marriage of Shirley Elaine White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.'fie Parker, bridegroom's grandmother, wore black crepe Mrs. William Luther White, Etna, to Robert Nell Parker, son of Mr. wun mack accessories. Her cor sage was also of white carnation? and Mrs. Earl Parker, former Tulelake residents, now living In Zero, Montana. The Rev. James Corson officiated; and the bride was given in marriage by her fath er. For the it p.m. ceremony, Shir ley wore a white slipper satin princess style afternoon length frock with lace Jacket. A band of At the reception In the church social hall, Virginia (Oln) Butlei cut the cake and punch was served by Connie Wood. Nancv Young, Tulelake carried the guest BOOK. Sam Brown, Tulelake, served as best man; and ushering were Walter Michel, uncle of the bride groom. Yreka; and Laddie Pal rhinestone stars held her veil of nylon tulle; and she carried a bouquet of pink roses on a back ground of net. Darlene White, maid of honor for her sister, wore a street length dress of powder blue faille and carried a bouquet of white carna tions. Bridesmaids, Virginia But ler and Connie Wood, college friends of the bride at Chlco State College, wore rose taffeta street length dresses and also carried white carnations. Lee Ann Michel, cousin of the bridegroom. Yreka, was llower girl. Her dress was of pale pink tatfeta and she carried a basket f petals. Mrs. White, mother of the bride wore a navy blue crepe afternoon mer, Grecnvlew. The couple Is now at home in Tulelake after a honeymoon at Crater Lake and Rogue River. Parker is employed by Floyd Boyd Company. Besides the out-of-town friends mentioned above who participated in the wedding and the reception there . were Mr. and Mrs. Phil Templeton Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Phil Templeton Jr.. Redding: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Toulouse,. .Montague; Mrs. Frank Manceau . and Joe; Mrs. Darrel Lewis, Mrs. Conley Wood and Nancy Young, Tulelake. From Chlco State College were Ordcan Severud, Gary Watters, Jim Glanded and Harriet Skillen. Mr,' and Mrs. Arthur Corson came iress with navy and white acces from Dunsmulr for the wedding. The Bon Bazaar shapely and narrow or shapely and full . ... lovely Jr9S i jm Famous Names "Rouqh Rider" "Alice Stuart" "Frirxi" W.'v. qor S K I R T S . , , o wealth of style, and mofcr.ols, m 100o wool, and washable wool and miracle fabric blends. In plain colors, plaids, checks ond tweeds . . . mony with matchinq jackets. Waist sues 22 to 32. If you'ra not shopping the Bon, you're ' spending too much! Bon Bazaar low, Low Pricei Plus ii'V Green Stamps 4480 So. 6th Nex, . 0r.aail r , Some men have (food manners everywhere but behind the wheel of an automobile. Then they revert to an "every man for himself" code of behavior. A gentle in an fives a ped estrian a break, doesn't sound his automobile -' horn unnecessarily, doesn't grab a parking space someone is trying to back Into. etc. And that rocs for a lady, too. of pivtuvv nouvsvlt getting the children ready to go to the photo grapher. By the time you're ready, at least one of the youngsters needs to be cleaned up again. Two Sisters Studio will picture you happy and relaxed with your young if you call 2-0329 for an appointment where the photographer mnkes no extra charge to come to you. This studio prefers to take pictures in your own home. A dozen personalized Christmas cards will be made free with every photographic order amounting to 25 dollars or more. This offer is good through Thanksgiving day. The address is 2914 Sum mers Lane. Dial l!-f)329 for two sistehs su mo irom here to maternity before and after the big event. Lb Poliue's has everything for you and baby. Prom the Inside out, you can get anything you need at 507 Main. There are panties, fluffy slips just like less lucky girls wear, and Camp matern ity garments If your doctor recommends them. The Camp corsets in regular sizes are not the old ironsides like your mother wore they're nylon and lastcx without stays, to give support with comfort. Really a lashlon piece Is the new one-piece dress originated by Dorothy Maguire. Ingeniously gored to contract or expand, this comes in a number of different materials to dress it up or down, and should be seen! Dresses for expecting start as low as 10.98, and you can pay more If you wish. Orion and cotton makes a two piece party frock which Is permanently pleated and hand washable. The pin-striped vgray suit with long torso effect in the Jacket (rear view) has a big pussy cat bow at the neckline and will keep your secret as long as you can. If yours Is an expanding family, a visit to that wonderful store Is a must I LA POINTE'S the frustrated young who want party frocks of sophistication can find them at Bon Bazaar. There the new Shirley Lee Junior pontes are planned es pecially for young people. Cut from exclu sive patterns for slightly younger Juniors, these are dresses for special occasions and start at a low 10 95 In price. One beguiling brown and gold has golden stars woven into the full skirl, which Hares from a dropped waistline. The bodice Is of brown alone. A black velveteen juniper can have either a pink or blue acetate crystnl blouse. Fluted edging trims Us Peter Pan collar and cuffs. All of these little gowns come In sizes from nine to fllleen and sonic have finesse enough that the older women of junior size may wear them with confidence. One such Is of ace tate crystal with suave long torso line and rhinestone trim, m giecn. gray or navy. You'll enjoy seeing the new Shirley Lee Juniors coming' in almost daily at 4480 Soulh Sixth. the HON It A V AH smiling gasoline ir vou are now a liohirr ol a valid credit card with any major oil company, Fortune Service invites you to apply for a credit card at Its station at Soulh Sixth and East Main. You ran get that nulling gasoline on credit at this friendly service station If you hold a credit card from any of the approved companies, sine Fortune accepts them. Be sure to go to Fortune before November 2 to check your number, for not only were the numbers for the gill Ford sedan drawn last Wednesday, but miniums for nine Oiher awaixis were drawn You have until this coming Wednesday lo claim them. And al ways remember the gasoline that smiles at miles, i on 1 1 m: service 42(f V?5 77 Vftwdha ShopA and ShvpA ... FOR FALL FIESTAS ... FOR NOVEMBER ... liekum' good it lsl The fresh fruit syrup at Carter's Fine Foods made from wild mountain black berries by Dickinson's of Portland Is adver tised as having the "most tempting flavor you have ever tasted." Martha's family tried this new syrup on walfles, first, and It van ishedwell almost like lightning. Of course, It's good on pancakes, too, and marvelous on tee cream. Dickinson's is now in the third generation or Its preserving business, and f besides the wild mountain blackberry syrup, preserves, Jelly and fruit for desserts, makes 30 other varieties of custom-made Jellies and preserves. Whether you try any of these 30 or not, (and wait and see you will) you should try the fresh fruit syrup add it to milk to make a healthful drink, or to soda water with a dash of lemon for a refreshing beverage. You won't go wrong if you pour it over hot. buttered biscuits. Get it at 1420 Esplanade, l Alll lill S FINE FOODS the children "the children oh, don't forget the children!" And who could, with the good choice of chil dren's books for Christmas giving now on hand at Shaw Stationery Company. A Gil bert and Sullivan song book, containing the best know melodies from the operettas of these composers, with easy-to-play piano ac companiments, was especially interesting to Martha. You might be more intrigued by the new Giant Golden books, which are, as al ways, beautifully printed and Illustrated. The Hallmark decorations for children's parties, announced' during the Hallmark presentation of "Alice In Wonderland" on television last Sunday, are also on sale at 129 Main. These Include coordinated centerpieces, invitations and candy cups which may be assembled by Juveniles or their parents without the use of scissors. They come In three themes, "Merry-go-round," "Alice in Wonderland" and "Play Faces." November party decorations for all ages may be seen at Shaw's, too. Card board squirrels and autumn leaves in all sizes, gummed turkey-gobbler stickers and paper napkins decorated with bright-tinted leaves and acorns, or wild ducks are Included In a large assortment at SHAW STATIONERY COMPANY doll house with the arrival of Terrl Lee plastic dolls at Marvin's the children's store downstairs at 620 Main looks a veritable house of dolls. Kxclusive Terrl Lee headquarters Is here. With Terrl Lee. her brother Jerri, her little sisters, and all their clothes and furniture In full stock, mothers and fathers and all potential Santas should choose soon the one sure thing to make any little girl happy. Any doll can be put away until Christmas at this shop where complete stocks of Terrl Lee dolls and accessories are kept the year 'round. Connie Lynn, the new 20-lnrh Terrl Lee doll with sleepy, long-lashed eyes can be bathed all over without Injury. Soft, pliable Baby Linda, who Is proportioned like a real baby, will put stars in a little girl's eyes lor oniy 3.98. The price goes up. according to clothing such wardrobes you never saw before and furniture. Baby Linda, tor example, has a cradle which plays her to "sleep" wilh "Rock-a-Bye-Baby." Small "mothers'' will be comforted to know that a Terrl Lee hospital Is maintained to treat any Tern Lee doll that meet with accident or disaster. Wigs can be replaced or retouched here. Accidents to Terrl Lee's are not likely, however, for each doll Is guaranteed lo last a lifetime. Terrl Lee. herself, can have .most any color of hair, she's 16 inches tall and her basic cost is 10.95. Connie Lynn is 30 Inches long and coats 13 95 and up. Another famous line of iolls at Marvin's Is the -inch Vogue doll, for 1.98 and up. These are also of unbreak able plasilc with eyes that close and heads that move. Glnette, a new baby doll by Vogue, feeds from her bottle and needs diaper. This doll costs 3 98. What price dreams? See Vogue dolls and the Terrl Lee family at ber Klamath fashion center MAIIV1VS won't junior trash the car? You can have it slicked up clean as a whistle inside and out at Stone's Signal Service while you shop. No extra charge for the parking and G&W Brown stamps, too, at this family service station. Ninth and Pine streets. If you want the kids to meet you tnere, a nice wailing room Is provided. Floyd and Gene will come to the rescue as fast as the law allows If your battery fails or you have car troubles. Memorize the telephone number, 5567, at STONE'S SMJNAL SERVICE button, button, who's got the button? Singer Sewing Machine Company, of course. Everybody knows about these famous sewing machines but did you know that there is a complete line of famous LaMode buttons at 633 Main street? Custom made buttons of all shapes and sizes can be made here, also, as well as a variety of belt buckles. Zippers Talon, of course Horn seven to 36 inches, In all the popular colors, light weight and ' heavy duty, for all types of plackets and garment openings, are kept in complete stock here. B,utterick patterns, thread, "Bac-a-belt" for making your own belts in various widths and colors, tracing wheels, plastic scallop patterns, elastic thread, bias tape and needles are only a few of the multitude of notions to be found at Singer. Two trained teachers are now on hand to give advice on stitching problems so hie yourself in a hurry to SIN4.EH SEWIMe MACIlfNE COMPANY change the weather for your children this winter with snowsuits from Leon's Tots to Teens. Pretty and prac tical one-piece suits for the 12, 18 and 24 month age group, are available in washable green, blue or pink dacron, lined and inter lined with nylon. You can keep them warm from top to toe, and clean, too. In washable DuPont acetate, at only 5.98. Hoods are in cluded. Boys and girls of the "older" set sizes 3 to 6x can be cozily covered at 519 Main in insulated suits of many styles and prices. Outstanding for girls is a one hun dred per cent washable nylon suit which features red, green or navy pants with white Jacket. Jackets are trimmed with piping and embroidered snowtlakes to match the pants. There are matching hoods and the ticket says 13.98. Nylon-rayon gabardine suits for either sex are 10.98. and two-piece. Boys suits have mannish caps to match. They've Just come in, and there's a big range of styles and prices, now, at LEO.VS TOTS TO TEENS give a Unite and KEEP a friendship by selecting one of the new knives by W. R. Case and Sons Cut lery Co. A complete supply, which has Just come in. Is for sale at Roberts Hardware. Everything, from tiny paring knives to great big cleavers, is here' in the latnou.s Case hol low ground steel blades. New Is the chromium-plated French slirer with ebony-black hanale. and the Case Freez-Cut which slices through solidly froen foods in seconds, and completely eliminates f:oen food waste. In dividual steak knives with Rosewood handles niay be had sinsly or m sets of six. Serving spatulas have their shape and angle Im proved. And the pocket knives! A two-bladed affair Is only two Inches long, but the hunt. Ing knife with folding blades and horn handle Is five and a half inches long. Boy Scout knives with two cutting blades, awl. cork screw and bottle opener are Included In the pocket-knife-section, as well as most any other life and tvpe that you could -ir couldn't think of. The location, as if vou didn t know, is 3890 South Sixth, IIOIIEHTS IIAimWAIIE A SPOUTIX. I.OOIIS every woman knows that green plants and bright flowers bring life and warmth into a room. She's known this ever since man first built a roof over her head. Brass to catch the gleam of fire light, copper for the collector or sooty black of wrought iron to focus the attention are all available In new planters at Klamath Flower Shop. Every size and shape imaginable,' from wee prices to as much as you'd like to spend, are included in this new collection. A jardin iere of solid brass with encrusted design about the top and three "claw" feet took Martha"s eye. A pair of clean-lined Iron wall holders for semi-circular brass containers, and cir cular Iron planters with built-in candlesticks, which may be had singly or in pairs, are un usual and reasonably priced. An entire table of new dish gardens, from simple arrange ments to elaborate, are also on display at 1211 Main, KLAMATH FLOWER S1IOP. cobweb ot lace or Oriental sheath Town Shop has bewitch ing materials in late-day dresses to bewilder the person for whom you're dressing. This glistening stuff of parties starts with a tab as low as 12.95 and you can spend as much as your pocketbook will let you. Stunning red lace is beautiful in a dress which boasts covered shoulders and low. scalloped neck line by Miss Jane Jns., a new brand at 500 Main this fall. Johnathan Logans and other "names" also feature dresses for junior sizes though not necessarily junior age, in sizes seven to 15. Tens to twenties are also avail able in the racks of new dresses which have just come in. One brown and black plaid taffeta has a jacket to cover up its bare shoulders If you wish.' Bronze and black damask makes another beauty. A black velve teen sheath Is teamed with a quilted gold metallic-cloth Jacket. The Jacket would co ordinate successfully, with a more formal lull-skirted gown 'of the same quilted lame'. Jewel tones In velveteen are available here. A velvet sheath in tiny multi-colored stripes trimmed in restrained fashion with graduated sizes of rhinestones is the "most." and is only 24.95. Satin and brocade all the fabrics to -reate the aura of parties should be seen at THE TOWN SHOP let's eat out at Sari's, of course. There they have the for. inula for successlul dining. Chicken, or per haps a succulent steak, or Mrs. Sari's fam ous pizza, complete with tasty Italian pastes, soup and salad, makes a company dinner for very Important personages. The whole fam ily, also finds welcome at 5327 South Sixth. If you call 8212 the wine will be cold when you arrive, or you can go without phonintr lo SAitrs yVhat'H in a hath? to Uie u.nn.lia.ea. a bath is a oath is a bathl Soap and water does It. But to those who ap preciate the niceties, bath embraces many little flourishes that transform that daily duty to a perennial pleasure. Currin's for Drugs has Jean Nate (pronounced Nat-tayi bath preparations, which lor 25 years have fur nished those flourishes to devotees of the bath. "Friction pour le Bain" (after bath lotion) Is available in an eight-ounce plastic bottle for 1.75, and a larger 16-ounce size Is 2.75. Ba h crystals, chartreuse-tinted, are 1.75 lor II ounces. Bath bubbles, talc, French-milled soap and bath powder are also at the Ninth and Main street store. All have that lisht but tangy Jean Nate scent. Hand Tone gives a soothing treat to hands and roue,i spois at 1.10 for four ounces. The Travel Kit which includes Friction and soar- in plastic con talners, an after shave lotion for men and the Men's Travel-Pac must be seen to be ap preciated at Cl ltHLVS I OU OHM.S Autos er girls, the paint often conceals the years but the line dive them away. It's Jul as hard to earn what ou get aa It ss Is get what you earn.