Yreka Club Plans Party
YREKA The next regular meet
ing of the Yreka Federated Wom
en's Club will be a Christmas par
ty on Dec. 18, plans for which
were discussed at the Nov. 20
meeting of the organization.
The December event will be
held in conjunction with a lunch
eon meeting, lnsead of the usual
igift exchange, members are to
bring gifts for the needy. Locale
for the party will be announced
later. Mrs. Roy Pruett and Mrs.
Helen Shelley were appointed on
the committee.
Mrs. Harold Dexter, program
chairman, introduced Mrs. May
Flock, who told of her trip to
the World s Fair.
A social houf followed the meet
ing, with Mrs. Hartsel Gray as
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Albert
Parrott.
HODGES IN ATHENS
ATHENS 'UPH-U.S. Secretary
of Commerce Luther Hodges ar
rived here Tuesday on the next
to last stop of a world tour that
Hal ted Nov. 6.
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honored queen of Job's
Daughters Bethel No. 6 at
public ceremonies Dec. 28
at 8 p.m. in the Masonic
Temple. A recerjfion will
follow tho installation.
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Whether your Christmas pres
ents are large or small a dia
mond ring or a sofa, a bottle of
perfume or a bycicle wrapping
them can be fun, personal and
imaginative.
To make it easier for all the
family to participate in Christ
mas time gift wrapping fun, try
choosing a special theme for this
years holiday packages. '
There's a whole medley
of Christmas gift packages you
can compose to the "Tune of
Christmas" right from the pages
of a holiday songbook,
For one of (lie Christmas mel
odies, Mary West, gift wrapping
stylist, suggests a frosty Christ
mas tree package to the musi
cal background of "0 Tannen
baum" (0 Christmas Tree. Icy
fir tree needles can be made
of satin ribbon that's been slit
and criss crossed, then placed
in descending layers on the pack
age.
An angel fashioned of gift pa
pers and ribbons is inspired by
the favorite carol, "Hark the Her
ald Angels Sing" and is especi
ally suited to tall, rectangular
packages.
'Frosty the Snowman" is an
other Gay Christmas tune that
can be easily transposed into a
jaunty gift package fashioned
from colorful wrapping paper. It
not only adds to the lestive all
ot Christmas, but can aptly dis
guise the contents of a long cyl
indrical package.
These are just a few ideas for
making this year's Christmas a
musical one. The entire family
can put its imagination to work
and create new and exciting
packages to the tunes of "Santa
Claus is Coming to Town," "Jin
gle Bells," and other catchy
Christmas songs to sing under
the tree on Dec. 25.
Even odd shaped or extra large
gifts can be fun to wrap by util
izing a theme in which all fam
ily members may participate. A
Christmas treasure hunt builds an
air of anxious anticipation and
can easily be adapted to outsize
gifts such as appliances, bicycles,
radios, phonographs, TV sets,
furniture and other similar ob
jects which cannot be completely
gift wrapped.
To increase the excitement
of giving one of these large
items, wrap a small fixture from
the present (such as the basket
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or tail-light of a bicycle' and
place it under the Christmas
tree. The package should be ac
companied by a clever note indi
cating where the next clue
is to be found. At the next "hid
ing place the same procedure
may be repeated with the bicycle
horn gift wrapped. The third
hiding place will reveal the bi
cycle stand, wrapped in gay
Christmas paper, with a note
telling the recipient to follow the
streamer of ribbon which starts
there. The ribbon, after winding
around, will lead from the house
into the garage or basement. The
other end of the ribbon may be
tied around the bicycle with
huge pompon bow on the top to
really give it that wrapped up
look.
Someone giving an automobile,
TV set, electric appliance, or s
similar outside gilt, may also
want to purchase a toy model
gift wrapping it to blend with the
other presents under the tree.
The package should be accom
panied by a "clue" as to the
gift's actual hiding place. This
idea can also serve to present an
appliance or other item which,
due to the holiday rush, may not
arrive in time for Christmas.
Whether you wrap your holi-
tional yuletide manner, or select
special theme such as the
Tunes of Christmas," vou can
easily create an elegant gift
package. Mary West and her
staff of gift wrapping stylists of
fer these helpful hints to in
crease your family's gift wrap
ping pleasure:
Keep on hand an ample sup
ply of gift wrapping items such
as paper, ribbons, seals and gift
tags during the holiday. And
don't forget scissors, glue or
rubber cement, cellophane tape
and a ruler.
Choose a wrapping paper with
a design opaque enough to com
pletely cover any printing on the
surface of the box. With the
many colorful designs and foils
available this season, you'll have
no trouble selecting one that's es
pecially appropriate.
Wrap your gifts on a smooth,
hard surface and allow ample
space for all working materials.
A kitchen or dining room ta
ble is preferable to a small.
folding card table.
Cut your 'gift paper to allow
two inches of overlap around the
box, and make certain that the
edges to be folded at each end
are slightly more than one
half the depth of the package.
The result will be a smoother
I looking job with neat side corners.
! Round or cylindrical objects
should be wrapped similarly,
with the ends pleated into tri
angular folds.
Secure each step of the wrap
ping operation with glue, rubber
cement or seals. This way the pa
per will always remain in place.
After the box is dressed in
festive wrapping paper, you may
wish to try your hand with dif
ferent decorative effects. For
a special touch, add a few drops
of Christmas Glamor Glitter
which combines holiday glitter
and pine-scented adherent in an
easy-to-use squeeze tube. Start
by writing recipients' names on
packages and then try your ar
tistic touch at outlining candy
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Sunday, December , 1962
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cav.iiinu TAI.IVAWC3 favorite vnrisrmas tunei suggest cheery holiday qitt pack
ages such as "Frosty the Snowman," frosty tree package to the musical background
of "O Tannenbaum" and an angel inspired by the carol, "Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing." "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" and "Jingle Bells" are two other catchy melo
dies to inspire t melodic touch to Christmas wrappings.
Clauses and other
canes, banla
Christmas symbols.
Whether your gifts are large
small, put your imagination
to work during the weeks before
Christmas. You'll have lots of fun
they'll added an extra cheery ac
cent under your tree on Christ
mas morning.
Bethel 61
Honored Queen Cheryl Ball pre
sided at the Nov. 19 meeting of
Bethel 61, International Order of
Job's Daughters at the Scottish
Rite Temple.
Guests from Sisters Bethel No.
11 of Bend were Sue Fountain,
honored queen; Jane Undcrhill,
senior princess; Sherrie Fountain,
junior princess, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Boese, guardians.
Also introduced were Phyllis
Pool, past grand guardian of Ore
gon, and Virginia McClure, past
guardian of Bethel 61.
Refreshments were served by
the hospitality committee with
Mrs; Bertha Neccc, chairman
the sponsoring group. Iris
Johnson is the president. Music
was by Baldy Evans band of
Klamath Falls. A good crowd of
students and alumni turned out
for the annual affair.
Personality Awards Made
LAKEV1EW Mary Ann Wil- done by the Honor Society which
hams and Carl Coscorrosa were
the senior boy and girl who were
chosen as Personality Cup win
ners at the Lakcvicw High
School for 1962. Announcement of
the final choice of the student
body was made during the an
nual Homecoming Dance held
Friday evening, Nov. 23, in the
mezzanine of the gymnasium.
Other students who were in the
contest were Janice Decker, Nan-
cy Lantz, Lynda Baker, John Mo
ran. Bob Hunsaker and Larry
Flynn.
Mary Ann is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Williams!
of Lakcvicw. She is a member of
the Honkerettes and the Pep
Club in addition to taking part in
most of the student body activi
tics. She is also active in Girl
Scouts.
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Card and Richard Teater serv
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The group was entertained with
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Larry Johnson and Robert Gra
ham from Altamont Junior High
School.
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