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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1960)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klni F4b. . Sunday, Dfttmbtr IS, ISM PAGE l-B, rUrietmne Ti ictnme (l onunufd Iroin zb X, I kit. r: i i m SJLrf JV Jf ' ; " 'n In BRIDE-ELECT Gail Mollison, left, received many gifts of stainless steel at a' fhower given Dee. 15 in her honor by Mrs. Ivan Thompson, center, Mrs. Prank Drew, right, and Mrs. Richard Currin. The party was held at the Thompson home on Au. burn Street. Gifts were presented to the guest of honor in a sequin trimmed wheel barrow. Wedding motifs decorated individual tables at which guests were seated for dessert and later for bridge. ' Photo by Kettler Two Couples Wed In Reno THE ENGAGEMENT of Laurel Jeanne Mourterot and James I. Blanchard was announced at Thanksgiving dinner at the home of his parents, Elder and Mrs. C. V. Blanchard, 4735 Harlan Drive. Earlier the news was made known in Livermore by the bride-elect's parents,' Mr. and Mrs. B. Mourterot Jr. She is a graduate of San Jose State College where she was affiliated with Phi Mu sorority. She is currently teaching in Livermore. Her fiance was graduated from OTI in 1957. An employe of Sandia Corporation in Livermore the past three years, he is now on leave of absence to attend San Jose State College as a major in engineering. The wedding will take place Feb. 12. villagers came to see it and St Francis led them in joyous sons in "Caroling." Like evergreen trees, holly and mistletoe have long histories ol relationship to Christmas. One le gend savs that Christ s crown ol thorns was plaited from holly. Be fore the Crucifixion its berries were white;' but the holly berries in the Lord's crown turned crim son and the plant has had crim son berries ever since. Mistletoe's relationship to Christmas is non religious, coming from certain old Scandinavian myths that passed over into Christian lore when the pagan tribes were converted. II was a symbol of love and so it still is. The origin of Christmas stock ings is verv obscure. One legend says that the original St. Nicholas gave gifts of gold to a poor man and his daughters in a stocking. This gave rise to another legend which says that one Christmas Eve Santa Claus. in the perfor mance of his gift-giving duties. accidentally dropped some gold coins down a chimney which fell into a stocking left by the fire side to dry. Thus the custom be gan. Actually, the Christmas stocking tradition probably began in Germany along with the Christ mas tree, but no one knows for certain. 'There are many other Christ' mas customs and legends, says Freund. "For example, every country has its own ideas about St. Nicholas. Many countries re Parks Wedding Chapel in Rcno'serve a day other than Christmas was the setting for a double wed-!'01' Ri"-8'ving. And almost every inn n n , ., , nation has its own specialties for ing on Dec. 10 at 1:30 p.m. i . i u , n i j . . v Christmas feasts. But in all lands Patricia M. Hageman of Klam.jthe combined feeling of reverence ath Falls and Leonard L. Carter and joy is the same. Our modern of Bend, and Pauline C. Wincgar Christmas has taken many old and James B. Helfrich. both of and ma?y, new idcas, and iraf d-j , j ,t , 'ions and has woven them togcth- uciiu, icv.ui.-u ua-ir vows in aou ble ring rites read by the Rev. Warren D. Ward. Mrs. Carter wore a black suit with rose accessories and a red rose corsage. Mrs. Helfrich chose a beisc suit with black accessories. The Carters will reside in Klamath Falls and the Helfriches in Bend. er to make a holiday of univer sal meaning for all families everywhere." Local Woman Writes Article Mrs. Gene (Clarice) fnv ulm has had several articles published in various magazines, is the auth or of an article, "left MnLo Marzipan," published in the Do- cemoer issue ol Parents Magazine. The article is featured with a full page illustration in the cook ing section ct the publication. save" 'fib Fashion Flair By TERRY MAYER A good general rule in fashion Is to wear understated clothes in the daytime, lavish clothes at right. This gives you a chance to play two fashion roles. At night, let your imagination take over end treat yourself as though you were a. princess. But keep the word moderation in mind. I1 One can dress up, but a prin cess stops short before overdress ing. Just before you're ready to go out, check yourself in the mir ror. Take off one piece of jew elry, and you will see that un 'derplaying a regal effect makes it yours. All top loading machines Fast Dryers Econ-O-Wash Town & Country Chopping tenter Behind U.S. Bank CHRISTMAS ' CHEER to all our friends lVN from Kotherine and all the operators . . . Pearl, Fern, Diana, June end Jo. at Pearce Beauty Salon i z in. yth sr. Phone 4-4618 We love to assist you in plan ning your wedding and in select ing your dress and trousseau for the happiest time of your life. , m mm -. Happy Holiday. , . . for your pationoge and confidence our deepest thanks. In this coming year we hope your fortunes will be greater . . . your happi ness fuller ... for you and your dear ones. cu STMTS Wm V SKIRTS COATS All Weather Styles Reg. 25.95 Reg. 29.95 Reg. 39.95 17 19 26 Famous nome coats in assort ed styles and fabrics. Broken sizes, so hurry! THE TOWN SHOP OPENS AT 9:30 A.M. DRESSES $yoo $000 $11 00 1300 $1500 Regular 11.95 Regular 13.95 Regular 19.95 Regular 22.95 Regular 24.95 Our famous moke wool jerseys, wools, silks, knits, taffetas. Many styles. Sizes 7 thru 20. You'll have to hurry to get the best! BLOUSES Cotton Blouses $ Regular to 7.98 Now Jersey and Velvet Blouses Regular to 9.98 WOOL SKIRTS Famous Brandt Save one-half Reg. 16.95 VELVET SKIRTS Fomous Brands All sizes Reg. 13.98 Corduroy Skirts Reg. $ r 30 Reg. $ i 50 Reg. $ A SO 7.95 h 9.98 fl 12.95 X w w w NYLON HOSE Reg. to 1.65 Our famous brand. . Foil and winter shades. All sues. Stock up on these! 88-7 f Mostly solid colors taken from our reg ular stock of fine brands. All sizes. Quantity limited, so hurry! CHARGE THEM! The books are closed. Charge purchases mcde now will not be billed till Febru ary 1st! . ill rJ 850 mmmx boo wrap SUITS Values to 39.95 $2500 Famous make tailored and dressy suits in wools, crepes, flannels. Plaids and solid colors. A fine selection at closeout prices! ' Famous Brand Nam BRAS CLOSEOUT! Strapless and regular styles. Sixes 32-38, A, B, C. Regular $ 3.95 Regular 5.95 -3 49 99 Pay Feb. 10th Jeweled Sweaters It'i "". 8.00 Bulky Sweaters iritis v 8.00 Flat-Knit Sweaters 2,.,, Vaoff TCkSnte Famous brand nam O OO mrT5 Regular 3.?a at.70 T-Shirts 'i:?.!'"4 2 ,.r 3.00 T-Shirts&Mv 2 r 2.00 Scramble Table 1'". 2.49 If- Hand Bags Assorted Styles $ 1 AA Regular 2.98 I 77 Ladies Gloves Leather-Lined $ AQ Regular 5.9 . 3o 7 7 Cotton Pj'S&"24? Gowns Nylant Uf or Welti Length, fastli, 12-42 ft.t. MS Baby Dolls Flanntl Florals end Pastels lt. 5" 049 ROBES Cottons and Nylons - Quilted - Florals or Pastels Siies 10-20 Regular $ A 00 13.98 Reg. $1A Reg. $11 15.98 IU 19.98 II 7 U8,fi Reg. 22.95 $500 xf yOTji,' d I AlMM 500 Main Street !
