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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1955)
PAGE SIX HERALD ANP NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1955 ; M -i Wife , I iiaii.i.iill Hi I HIIIM ill in inii hi IKIIIMII li 111 Oll'WM I' THIS IS A PRETTY WRATHY LOOKING CREW no matter what tha vintage or what vine they item from. From their general appearance, it ii certain! doubtful that there is anything that approximates a family tree in the back ground of the lot of 'em. The characters drove the ancient vehicle from Malin to Klamath Falls and through town on their way to the Womens Auxiliary Halloween costume party at Reames Golf and Country Club, October 28, Props included all sorts of miscellaneous and delapidated' household equipment and even some live chickens (also delapidated we assume) and they were a maniacal riot when they chugged up to the clubhouse that afternoon. To carry on with the spirit of Halloween the Identities f the "out-of-this-world" group will remain temporarily a "t. Photo bv Ferebee dPT ill - rfhh-h "SOLD OUT" has no snide meaning in referenet to tna above picturt. The subjects war actually sold out of mer ehandiia whan the photographer came by. I It seems that they really had soma sort of wares to sell it tha beginning of the Halloween eostumt party at Reames October 28 when the Womens Auxiliary staged their annual dress up event. , Purloined or purchased the stock is gona no customers they are alone and thera they sit. Ugh! Pretty sad isn't it? aren't THEY7 Deadpan at tha left Is Mrs. Greer Drew and Froienface at tha right, is Mrs. Robert P. Ellington Jr. ' Photo by Farabea eH33C23ZXD 1 The ultimate in self-winding . . The New "W'f Movement with SD Features 0UO.DII1CTIONAI rotor automatically winds the move ment with the lightest motion ol the rist. douili thork protection I en gineered lor rusted durability. Duntx. construction for dependable wrviee, tor simple servicing. This new achievement in fine watch mnking is a proud addition to our collection of Movado watches-leader in timekeeping the world over. 5iN'Wi" w9lorriiilfit, 4v-W4tittjA4tl ri Slejinlnt tal l JO . V Sift I m4 14 K toJtf . . . 1 SO 14 K 114 .f.,, hm IIS i KM-,. Green Stamps and Budget Accounts Hours :30 to S.20 Hours i, 700 Main St. Ph. 3151 3t60 So. th PK. 360J LAY-AWAYS INVITED-BOTH STORES ilCTWlWIWi1 When you are Invited to a party don't ask your hostess who else has been Invited. If she wants to mention some or all of the other guests, she will. But some hostesses like an element of surprise in their parties. They like to keep all their plans to themselves until the evening of the party rolls around. So why try to pin them down with ques tions? pretty promise tor a cheery kitchen would be the canister sets at Roberts Hardware in a new color com- ; binatlon of turquoise, white and copper. The four containers included In each set are co ordinated with bread boxes and step-on cans t' these last much too attractive to be called ' garbage or trash cansl Pink, white and cop per, black and copper, or chrome are among other eye-catching color schemes available. These containers combine practicality and beauty, for gifts that are different. They'll, blend with new kitchen color schemes, too. Brand new coffee warmers and lots of other. ' gift merchandise is coming In dally at 3890 South Sixth. For trifles or big Items to per fect your decor atop in at iioitEiiTs ii i.mv.i.i: ' & sroin i. (.oods wind and weather can be vanquished with the aid of Tussy Wind and Weather lotion. Currln's for Drugs is featuring the annual special on this re-designed product. Both hand cream and lotion are half price. This skillfully blended prepara tion takes advantages of new healing and protective agents. The allantoln which it con tains helps heal cracked and chapped hands. The addition of silicone protects against de teratnt damage. Use of the lotion fights In fection with hexadilorophene which inhibits harmful skin bacteria. The folks at Ninth and Main advise its use regularly before exposing hands to housekeeping tasks, or to cold, heat and wind. The two-dollar size is now a dollar, and the dollar size, 60 cents, plus tax, of course, at ( lllll.VS I'OII IUU -s the hoard may yroan with all the goodies you'll serve Th.uik.spiv Ing day, but you'll want the best china and crystal to do Justice to It all. Your Store can supply you, be It big family reunion or honeymoon tete-a-tete. Smart Syracuse china, which has a glaze harder than steel, is here In a variety of patterns. "Evening Star." in modern, "California" shape, and 'Baroque. more traditional In style, are equally beauti ful. All Vernon dtiiiiorwaic from Your Store can be put In the oven. This arml-porcelain carries a 25-year guarantee nualnst crazing. "Imperial" Is one or Vernon's latest pat terns, a decidedly different design in black and off-hlte. Eva Zeisel designed the three patterns of china by Hallrraft to be seen In. Ihe balcony at Ti Main. Famous English Woods Burslem platters, and service plates for the succulent turkey come ill the well-known blue, rose and brown scenes pattrrsn. A big turkey gobbler la painted in the center of each. Cambridge and Imperial Rlassware In goblets, sherbets and wines are available fur those whose crystal need replenishing, and sler and milk tumblers are in ample stock. It Isn't a bit too early when shopping for Thanksgiving lo lay away anything you plan In set for Christmas giving. A small deposit iU hold it at vol ii stoi.i; ml HS Classmates Reunion Party CHILOQUIN A grouo of former nign scnool mends and their lam Ules were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kircher at a Saturday evening party recently honoring Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marsh (Rose Marie Floyd) and children of Sa lem. Guest list included Mr. and Mrs Vein Hengl. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Gienger, Mr. and Mrs. James Rodgerr, Sprague River; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Page, Mr. and Mrs. lea rioya, Fort Klamath; Mr. and Mrs. Remo Minato, Klamath Agency; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Flovd, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Warn- pier snd Mr. and Mrs. Forest Freld, Chiloquln. Costume Party WEEn TTnllnwppn enctum- WPI-A in firila. In. . all m a m k... who attended the social meeting of the Shasta Lily Circle, Compan ions of the Foresters of America, Thursdav nioht netnhr on in the Foresters Hall. Mrs. Mario Marchl was given the special award of the evening and Halloween camp nrnuMnit tVi. entertainment. Refreshments were served by the party hostesses, Mrs. Frank Patel la, mis. uino ivucneion, Mrs. Ma rio Marchi and, Mrs. N. Sottana. Mrs. Paletta, chief companion, presided at the short business ses-' sion held following the party; .LOOKING TOWARD THANKSGIVING.. II you're sentimental you can have, your own words of greetings on . Christmas cards from Shaw Stationery company. Some of the famous Hallmark cards may be made truly personal in this way, in the biggest variety of cards ever available at 729 Main. There are cards for as little as 25 for 2.75 the price goes down If you buy more. California Artists Cards feature an entire series by Tyrus Wong, the Chinese American painter, this year. Choose cards to fit your purse, for every taste, from many brands, soon at SHAW STATIONERY COMPANY ' the north triad doth blow we've already had snow, and what will poor momma do now, , poor thing? If she's smart, she'll take the family car to Stone's Signal Service for winter grease and oil changes, antl-ficeze, snow1 tires andor chains. She can do errands while the boys at Ninth and Pine get her car ready for the cold weather, or she can wait in the heated room where the patrons are always welcome. It's a good place to mee"t the family, and they give d&W Brown stamps, too, at STONE'S SIGNAL SERVICE, strike me pink If Payless doesn't have the cutest gadget Martha's seen in many a day. It's a charm bracelet that's both fashionable and func tionalthe charms are five miniature Cutex lipsticks. The colors range from "Slightly , Scarlet" through Cutex's famous "Strike Me Pink" to a pale pink. So you no longer need be cauRht short with the wrong shade of lip stick, or none at all. The bracelet Itself is of gold-finished curb-links with a firm, fold-over clasp that really holds. The dangling lipstick charms are spaced to leave room for any of your own special charms. Its pretty, and practical if you use lipstick, apd what gal doesn't? The price is right at 808 Main, of course, 1.50 plus tax. PAYLESS llltl i STORE narvissn ia aovemher if the snow has taken the last of your garden flowers, don't be discouraged. You can make natural looking "Fibre Flowers" that rival Uiose produced by Molhar Nature if you en roll in one ol Ihe new classes beginning this week at Florence's Flower and Fibre Shop. Interested pupils should register before Wed nesday for free Instruction which starts then. Hours are 2 to 4. or 7 to 9 P.M. Class per iods arc twice weekly, for this class- Wed nesday and Thursday. Any flower that gros tau be duplicated, and all supplies needed are available at 936 Division street. Why not plan an arrangement for your Thanksgiving table and learn to make H here? Call 76:' for Information, and register before Wednes day at FLORENCE'S FLOWER & 1'IRRE SHOP NEW CHAPTER OF BETA SIGMI PHI MARKS BSP 25TH ANNIVERSARY At the Beta Sigma Phi formal preferential tea in the Pelican Party Room October 23, members from Kappa, Xi Delta and Tau Chapters greeted new BSP mem bers who will form the fourth chapter In Klamath Falls. As each was greeted she was presented with a yellow daisy corsage. The new chapter will be named Beta Phi in honor of national Beta Sigma Phi's silver anniversary. Autumnal decor prevailed throughout the room An arrange ment of colorful fruit centered the tea table; and yellow mums and colorful fall leaves were predom inant in the background. In the receiving line, and pour ing, were Juanlta Goode, Kappa Chapter, general chairman of the tea; Paula Fletcher, president of lau Chapter; Mae Phillips, vice president; Luella Murphy, presi dent of Kappa Chapter; Dorothy Skeel, president Saunders, president of Xi Delta Chapter; Phyllis McNee, vice pres ident; Ethel Nichols, adviser, Tau Chapter; and Isabelle Brixner, ad viser, Kappa Chapter. ZULEIMA NILE CLUB Striking autumn arrangements decorated the tables for the 1 p.m. luncheon meeting of Zuleima Nile Club of Klamath Falls, November 2, in the Willard Hotel. Respon sible for the outstanding and color ful fall setting were committee members, Pearl Gisvold, Edith Palmerton, Phyllis Poole and Rho Qda Harnden, who' were intro chairman, was assisted by Kath erine Stonecypher. t Rubye Kujac, dancing teacher, Introduced by Chairman Halous ek, presented several of her young girl students in a group of clever dance routines. - v. Door prizes were won by Thelma Leonard Ruth Marks and Blanche Schulze; and birthday prizes were awarded to Kathleen Ward and Lynne Martin. President Florence West thanked members for their donations for the Thanksgiving box to be sent to the Portland Shrine Hospital. Members who were unable to at tend the luncheon may leave their packages at the Unique. Market, 129 South-Ninth Street, before No vember 10. duced by Dorothy Ellis, chairman of the day. She also introduced other com mittee members, Viola Gouldin, Effle Frain, Hazel Hagelstein, Lil lian Hillis, Cora McDonald, Elea nor Hoagland, Ruth Marks. Arthur Stone, Omega Peak, Ora Reading. Florence Steinseifer and Marie Pike. Gladys Halousek, entertainment wild plum preserves and jelly are on the shelves at Vera's Candies, 1006 Main, but they won't stay there long because they're Vera's own make, just like her candles. Chokecherry, el derberry, crandleberry and wine crabapple jellies are also featured here, where only wild fruits are a specialty. In various sizes, they can be served on your Thanksgiving table as home made. In gift packs, singly or as sorted, they'd make delicious bread-and-butter gifts for your hostess. The place to get them, remember. Is VERA'S CANDIES buster brown ' and his dog, Tlge, still represent the best fit from the largest selection of children's shoes In America. You'll find them for baby or big brother or sister at Model shoe Store. They take time to fit you properly here. No high pressure methods are used in fact the clerks at 717 Main would rather see a cus tomer leave without a shoe than to fit him Improperly. Kids can learn all about Buster Browns on the Andy's Gang program over ' television channel 5, presented by the Model shoe store each Wednesday at 5:30 P.M. Selby Jrs., the arch-preserver shoe made from custom dies and lasts, is available here, also,' This shoe has gained professional acceptance, so if your child needs corrective shoes the doctor's "prescription" can be filled at Model. Suede sweater pumps for young ladies going to birthday parties, or masculine brogues lor the Cub Scout set; most any kind of children's shoes, can be selected from a stock being constantly replenished at MODEL SHOE STORE 5 doting pareats and ' all other amateur portrait artists are advised to send photographic greeting cards made from their own snapshots this year by Leo's Camera shop. Your own picture is printed as part of each card at 836 Main. A variety of designs available here will accom modate any popular-size negative, be it horl zontal, vertical or square. Take or mall your negative to the shop, or if the negative isn't available, Leo's will copy it for a small ad ditional charge. Price of the cards includes matching envelopes. Get busy, select the de sign you want, and go to the shop that deals in "exclusively photography," LEO'S CAMERA SHOP some like pumpkin but others prefer "mince" when It comes. lo pies for topping off the Thanksgiving tur key. And even If vnu decide to combine the two, the whole dmner tastes better if It's served ' from a gracefully set table. Bon Bazaar. 4480 South Sixth, has the fixings, from cloth to candles, to bedeck your board for the holiday. Quaker lace cloths, Scranton lace, rayon damask, linen and cotton are available tn table coverings which begin With brldie table-size sets and go on to cloths "2 by .10 inches for a good-sized table. All are . wa .iable and fast-color. Heat-proof gla.ss coi.oe servers with candle warmers, milk glass cake and pie plates, as well as candy dishes. Jam pots and other serving dishes are soma of the special Items available. A complete range ol colors has been stocked in twist tapers, which are drlpless and odorless and won t create a problem with that new table cloth. You can also select bone china or cherry china cups and saucers from a large new supply at the RON RAZAAII GRAND GUARDIAN OFFICIAL GUEST Neighbors of Woodcraft, Ewauna Circle No. 647, were honored at the regular meeting October 11, an official visit of grand guardian neighbor, Minerva Cod dington, from Portland. Mrs. Cod ding ten is head of nine western suites and ner appearance at the recent meeting in the KC Hall was her first visit in five years. The guard executed a short drill, during which, athe grand guardian was presented with a token gift and corsage by Guardian Neighbor Rainona Marks; and other enter tainment for the official guest in cluded a piano solo by Shirley Burkhart: and two vocal solos by Mary McDermott. Mrs. Coddlngton, in her short talk, thanked the local circle and said that she was planning to be here in 1957 when Klamath Falls will host the Neighbors of Wood craft Convention. After the meeting, refreshments were served in the dining room. city council; Evilo HAZBINS The Hazbins met Monday eve ning, October 24, at the home of Peggy Long, 2468 Oregon Avenue, Refreshments were served be fore the card session, after which, high score was awarded to Fannis May Thompson; second to Stella Persell; low to Sara Kirby; and guest prize to May Eck. The place and date for the No vember meeting will be announced later. day ol memories the family day, Thanksgiving, will be here before you know it, and Miller's has just what you need In napery, platters and serv ing ware to dish up the royal bird to perfec tion. Royal Staffordshire platters In a rounded octagonal shape are deeper than most and come In the old-fashioned mul berry color as well as In blue, rose and brown, 14 by 18 Inches in size. Italian ware Is also available In a colorful platter. Magna lite roasters In three sizes, from 13.50, are magnificent. Sheffield serving utensils, Includ ing stuffing spoons may be had In the down stairs store at 512 Main. A set which in cludes cake or pie server with serrated blade for cutting, fork and cheese knife, features beautifully decorated porcelain handles. Car vel Hall cutlery and Flint ware by Ekco would take the chore out of carving for father. If mother needs a new tablecloth a complete selection Is available here; Irish linen, gleaming white, in chrysanthemum, rose or lily of the valley pattern, comes In cloths from 64 inches square up to 0 by 123. Beau tiful Quaker lace may be found In orlon here In Alencon lace pattern. Fifty-four-inch, ban quet size of 72 by 108 and even 72 by 144 Inches In size are on the shelves in Quaker lace cloths, in all cotton, or cotton and rayon combinations, also. Fleldcrest cloths in tiie standard dinner sizes in combinations of white with silver or gold lurex thread, or rose with silver or gold make beautiful festival covers for the table, . may be laundered, and have matching napkins In the set. White and ecru linen napkins are in open stock, and linen double damask napkins match the tablecloths. To prepare for that family re union November 24 visit the downstairs store MILLER'S poppa's pedal extremities can be kept warm and dry in almost any kind of Insulated boot a manu facturer ever dreamed up, at Dick Reeder's. With last week's sample of the cold weather ahead In mind, this men's store at Fifth and Main has stocked Insulated boots for prac tically every masculine member of the house hold. Two qualities of Insulated rubber boots are available. Pacs with 12-lnch laces are 12.50 and the finest boot available, or pure gum, tempered rubber with arch support, is 15.95. For the man not out in slush, who wants to keep his feet warm, there are leather insulated boots with plain or mocca sin toe, and crepe rubber soles. Work boots, also Insulated, have neoprene soles, and In sulated hip boots are for hunters. For the man who prefers overshoes, insulated over shoes with tipper or buckle, are at - DICK REEDER'S Green and white tickets on the next Ford sedan to be given away by Fortune Service are also good on the weekly Jackpot series. This event Is held every Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the South Sixth and East Main street station. You can find out all about It when you get your "gasoline that smiles at miles" at For tune. The next Ford will be awarded Decem ber 21 Instead of December 24. the boys at this friendly station announce, since folks will want to be at home on Christmas eve. They , also send out the reminder don't let jour car freeze get anti-freeze from FORTl'NE SERVICE Happy feet are no accident. Feet should be bathed once a day and smoothed all over with a rich hand lotion. Fashion has a many-splendored look this year, rven little velvet slippers for at-home wear glitter and gleam with atones and braid.
