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HERALD AD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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New Fall Fashions Show
Plenty Of Girl's Topside
By GAY PAULEY
NEW YORK 'UPH Plenty of
he new fall clothes (or dress-up
how plenty of a girl's topside.
J Luis Estevez and Ceil Chapman.
jt couple of designers who believe
ifhape is for showing, cut neck
Sines to new depths both fore and
mil in their collections displayed
jhis week for 200 visiting fashion
reporters.
"Modest? Well, just barely,"
'quipped a spokesman for Miss
(Chapman, who coops some necks
jright down to where that high
jrising empire waistline comes to.
f The Cuban-born Estevez adds
1 two new treatments to the roster
ol devastating necklines for which
I he is famous. One is the L'-back.
I which bares almost the whole
I spine, in a deep U-shape. He also
A introduces the Cleopatra neckline.
I which consists of a separate wide
flat collar encircling the throat,
with a strapless very low cut
dress below.
On The Record
KLAMATH POINTY
MARRIAGE LirENSH
John Jennings Lwil, 40, And Luella
Btrnirr Coen, 46.
Maurn Esqueda. 21, and April Jo
anna Head, 18, both of Chiloquin.
Ernest R. Kohler. 30, and Mildred
Norene Anderson. 38.
Delbert A Mann, 29, and Ruby Fay
SnlansKy, 22.
J3rtan Jamei Murray, 21, and Mar
tha Kay Merrill, 19.
Ronald Eugene Lovenesi. 22. Malin.
and Mary Lou Qualll, 22, Klamath
fall!. ,
Hubert R. Bogas, 21, and Mary Ann
Kirby. 20.
Donald K. Llndhorst, 2.1, Dufur. and
Joyce D. Irwin, 17, Klamath Fain
KLAMATH FALLS
BIRTHS.
OlRl.S
KNOKE Born to Mr. and Mrs. Don-
Id W. Knoke July 15 In Klamath
Valley Hospital a girl weighing 8 lbs.,
11'. on.
RATZLAFF Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Ratzlaff July 13 In Klamath
Valley Hospital a twin girl weighing
lbs., 6'a ozs.
BOVd
BATZLAFF Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Retzlaff July IS tn Klamath
Valley Hospital a twin boy weighing
lbs., 4'.a ozs.
IDAS ROUNOL'P
V bins 430 00)1 411
Another Estevez number in
transparent brown chiffon over
crepe plunges in a deep-V to the
waist both front and back. The
outer layer of chiffon comes to a
modest high in front.
Miss Chapman features three
major silhouettes for cocktail and
evening clothes. One is the
masked sheath actually a shealh
dress with, a wide panel running
all the way from the low-cut neck
line at the back, to the hemline.
The second is the diamond
horseshoe, which clings to the
body to the knees, then widens
into a flounce or in some cases
ends at the hemline with a wide
border of one of the long-hair
furs. A cream white brocade, for
instance, is bordered with white
fox.
Third is the dancing nymph sil
houette, with a fitted, draped
front but with the back balloon
ing out like a parachute.
Estevez also uses contrasting
fabric to call attention to the bos
om. Several of his short, fitted
cocktail sheaths have the bust en
circled by a wide band of white
or bright colored satin, with the
ends twisted into an upstanding
propellor bow at the front.
For daytime. Estevez likes the
higher waistline, often accenting it
with a drawstring tied under the
bosom. He also brings out the pin
wheel sheath, cut straight and
narrow except for a wide-pleated
flounce at the knee.
j SISKIVntl COUNTY
' BIRTHS
YOUNG Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ter-
TV L. Youne. Dunsmulr. in Mount
! Shasta Community Hospital July 8 a
,, oaugnier.
S HICKEY Born to Mr. and Mrs Vail
; B. Hickey. Weed. In Mount Shasta
Community Hospital July H a daughter.
DORST Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
' W. Dnrst. Dunsmuir. In Mount Shasta
' Community Hospital July 12 a son.
T1DM0RE Born to Mr. and Mrs.
- Newton O. Tidmore. Weed, in Mount
' Shasta Community Hospital July 12 a
dauahter.
4 BEARDON Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Beardnn, Weed. In Mount Shas
i ta Community Hospital July 12 a
j daughter.
HOUGH Born to Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Hough. Mount Shasta. In
' Mount Shasta Community Hospital
July 14 a son.
KLAMATH COUNTY
DIVORCES
Georgia G. Couch vs: William LeRoy
Dolly D. Waterbury va. Bruce K.
innulment.
vs. Hazel Li. Fap-
Ivorce.
June V. Doege vs. Richard A. Doege,
eeks divorce.
Doris V. Fahl vs. Edward H, Pahl,
aeeks divorce.
Deborah J. Jacobs vs. William D.
Jacobs, seeks divorce.
Holliday. seeks an
Sam J. Pappas
pas. seeks divorce
Court Records
KLAMATH FAI.M
MUNICIPAL COURT
Wallace E. Sullivan, drunk, S!
2'i days.
KLAMATH COUNTY
DISTRICT COURT
Theodore William Howisey, exce
live trailer sway, dlsmuied upon mo
tion district attorney.
Charles Richard Mann, fail yield
right of way, dismissed upon motion
district attorney.
Dewane Lea Wonier, fail stop at
stoo sinn. 10.
Harry Lyle Gedney, fail stop at stop
isn. ss.
J. E. Baldock, fail procure dog li
cense, dismissed.
Armand James Mayzel. driving while
in emhrace nl another. 7 50.
Vincent Jasper Hunt, vagrancy, four
onthft and $100 or 47't days In lieu
of fine; committed.
Vlt Erirk Gannar Lundqviit, exces
sive width. SS.
Donald Dean Brehm, improper muf
flers. S3.
Genrce Robert Anderson. Improper
mufflers. S.v
Stanley Ellis Wood, fail transfer ti
tle. $10.
Gary Wyatt Dreier. fail display li
cense plate. $10.
Harold Lister i nomas, violation oai-
Ic rule, $10.
Douglas MrFarland Walker, fan stop
stop Sinn, S5.
Merrill Albert Holgate. fail drive on
right half. $7.50. j
Frank William Rogers, fail Hop at
op sign. $.V
Elton Henery McGill, no stop light,!
$5.
Elton Henery McGill, no FUC per
mit. $20. '
James Wilton Shelton, haul logs witn .
Insufficient binders. $10.
WArren Hollis Dabney, fail drive
single lane. $7.30.
William Curtis Waldron, truck speed
ing. $8.
Homer Alison Delamater, passing In
sufficient clearance, $5.
Don W. Kawklni, overlngth load,
920.
Robert Sterling McVay, overlength
load. $20.
RudnU Joseph Leltner, no PUC per
mit. $20.
HOME AGAIN
' HOLLYWOOD (AP) Veteran
film producer Cecil B. DeMille is
home again alter being Hos
pitalized almost a month. DeMille,
77, entered the hospital last month
(or observation and tests of a cir
culatory disorder.
mm')
By BETTV DOW
MONTAGUE The Shasta Valley
Stampede, second biggest featured
event of the year in the Montague
area, will be held at the Montague
Hodco. orounds on Friday and Sat
urday evenings, July ,!5 and 26.
The stampede, sponsored bv the
Shasta Valley Community Club,
features ton stock from the Dick
Ilcmsled Shows from Redding. Cow-
pokes from all parts of California
and Oregon, and also Texas and
Arizona have participated in pre
vious years. Stan Cooley, rodeo
chairman, has received word from
everal interested cowboys that
BILL JESPERSON, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jasper
son, Hornbrook, will be one of the participants at tha
Shasta Valley Stampede In Montague July 25 and 26. Bill,
who has rodaoed tor eight years, is in the U. S. Army but
has been granted leave to participate in statewide rodeos.
Helfrlch Photo
Treasure Hike
Set For Youths
The City Parks and Recreation
office announces a "Treasure
Hike" for youngsters will take
place Thursday, July 24. It will be
the second of four scheduled sum
mer hikes.
Those taking part may wear pi
rate costumes if they like. The
"treasure" will be located by maps
which the hikers will receive upon
leaving the swimming pool at the
start of hike at in a m.
Montague Planning For Shasta Valley Stampede
they will be on hand again this
year.
Among the cowboys who will par
ticipate are Stan Gomez, Napa, who
was named all-around champion of
the Northern California rodeo cir
cuit for 1957 and who is a former
world's champion: Herb Snell, Red
ding, at present leading bronc rid
er for 1958: Phil Weston, Redding.
1956 bronc champion: Andy Ander
son, Santa Rosa, 1957 bronc cham
pion; Don Stout, Redding, 1956 bull
riding champion.
Santos Brothers, Walnut Creek.
1957 team roping champions: Bob
Jones, (.ottnnwood; Busier Wolle.
Napa, a professional cowboy who
has worked at Madison Square Gar
den. JVew York, many times; Gay-
lord lhissel, Sacramento, 1957
bareback champion; Nichols broth
ers and Bob Woolery, Cottonwood;
lim Snipes and Duke Williams,
Redding; Bill Steppe. Basil Brown
and Mervin Wilde, Klamath Falls.
One of the features of the annu
al show will be the cutting horse
contest with top cutting horses
from seven western states.
Montague and Yreka merchants
Insect Stings Kill 1, Hurt 1
MURPHY
Coroner J. C. Townson recovered
today from hornet stings suffered
while he was picking berries.
N. C. (UPI) i Townson said he was slung on
both hands and "the next thing
I knew I was there in the hos
pital."
If the youngsters are skillful
enough to locate the treasure, it Is
planned to eat lunch at its loca
lion. All should bring sack lunches.
Participants will be allowed ;
free swim at the pool if they de
sire when the hike ends at 3 p.m.
Swimmers should bring suits and
towels.
Registration to take the hike
should be made by July 23 at
any play center or at the swim
ming pool.
Miss Ella Redkey will accom
pany and supervise the youngsters.
4-H NEWS
MONTAGUE The Big Springs
4-H Club held its July meeting
recently at the home of its lead
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wa
ters of Big Springs.
Prior to the meeting, the mem
bers jointly "practiced" judging
of a dairy cow for 4-H judging
day, which was held on July 13
in Yreka, judging being on swine,
sheep, dairy and beef.
Preslnt at the meeting was
guests were members of the Ta
ta e Rock 4-H Club.
During the meeting, dates and
plans were set for carrying out
three cninmmunity projects, which
included painting direction signs,
placing of fire prevention signs,
and gathering trash along the
county roads.
The club also discussed plans for
a booth for the Siskiyou County
Fair to he held at Yreka on Au
gust 14, 15. and 1ft.
Pat MacKinnon
News Reporter
MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UPI'-Mrs.
Frank Holt Jr., an interior decO'
rator, died Wednesday as a re
sult of being stung on the head
and neck by wasps.
Attending physician Dr. Robert
J. Teabeault said death resulted
from anaphylactic reasion
which causes the veins and
teries to expand and reduce blood
pressure.
Litizens in lampa, Honda, are
required by a new ordinance to
help police officers make an ar
rest when a would-be prisoner re
sists, uinerwise, they face arrest
inemseives.
are sponsoring the $100 gold and
silver trophy belt buckles to all
first place winners. The buckles
have been made by Don Gray of
Klamath Falls.
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