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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1963)
I. HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fll, Ore. Sunday, March 17, 1963 PACE T-B if ' U w ' sst. , A i "' I. sslK-'-'-. ' .'- - . - V,. M A to STRAW HAT TIME AGAIN Ai everybody knows, Straw Hat comes but once a year and this year, Straw Hat blossoms out in a perfectly enchanting new dress: yellow and white daisies-in-red against a field of straw so fresh, so gay, so Faberge! Leading the parade is the brand-new 'Straw Hat-omizer' over 1,000 sprays of sun shine cologne from its charming daisy-decked atomiier. New, too, is 'Travel 3' a smart little set 6f cologne, soap, bath powder destined to go places. Faberge is also making beauty news with the 'Sunlit Look,' one of good health and high spirits, a far, far cry from the heavy-handed exotica of only yesterday. And all the gay col our cosmetics Faberge created for this exciting new look are labeled 'Straw Hat '63' and are now available at Currin's for Drugs. Mjf9S!pjf fMyn- "rr ii 'ii up ii ii i ilium i iiihhiiiiiiiii.'--wi I n li) i ;ii mnimia Vttiitii iii r - -r -i in ii fj"Su ' ? 'jT'- -" ' J NEWS IN COSMETICS Currin's Drug Store is proud of another famous beauty line, Elizabeth Arden, who this season features Sheik, a lip shade only the chic will know. To complement this sun-drenched shade are Arden rouge, nail lacguer, eye sha dow and powder base and powder. A final note is a suggestion for hair spray that is not sticky, ,but possesses holding power, the new Blue Grasstspray, also by Elizabeth Arden and found at Currin's. Forecast Sees Hemline Drop By GAY PAIXEY NEW YORK (UPI) - Hints that hemlines are in for a drop in 1963 pervade the fashion indus try. But don't rush into letting out teams. Based on the bulk of spring and summer 1963 shows from New York designers, the hemline for a while at least promises to remain at kneecap height where it has been for several seasons. But the hints are there. The Burke-Amey spring collection (or instance, dropped skirts to calt length, one of the most drastic hand-downs New York fashion has seen in several years. Last June, James Galanos of California paraded hemlines down an inch from his previous collec tion. Simonelta and Fahiani. in their Paris shows last July, both showed lengthening skirts. One veteran fashion observer, Robert Riley of the Brooklyn. N.Y., Museum's costume division, believes skirt' lengths are due for a change. "Dames no longer want to look like juvenile delinquents with knee-high skirts and beefed-up hairdos," said Riley. He foresees "longer skirts in the mood of the alluring Vionnets named for one Create Moods : With Perfume By ALICIA IIAKT .Vmspjper Enterprise Asi.n. It's a rare woman who doesn't know that perfume is one of the loveliest things she can wear.. But many of us are not aware of its value in creating a mood. Although American women will eiperiment with every form of cosmetic available, some cling to just one fragrance, believing it suits them best. You can miss out on an excit ing adventure by being a stick in-lhe mud about your perfume Try several, and see how differ ent scents can affect you and the people around you. You'll find one, perhaps, that's a delight to use simply because it makes you think you're going to party cverytime you remove the stopper from the bollle. An- ELEGANT FASHION Brand new .for spring is the sculpture lipstick that both outlines and fills in the lips with any of 15 popular shades. Introduced by a famous name beauty house, the new shaped lipstick complements equally new spring accessories shown including small white patent leather handbag with coral-encrusted gold bar handle, flame-patterned, black and white chiffon scarf and solid gold handbag accessories: DKG Meets Wilma Marvin, second vice president, served as the presid ing officer for the March 2 lunch eon meeting of Alpha Lambda Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, teacher's honorary society. The meeting was held in the Blue Room at the Winema Hotel. In charge of luncheon arrange ments and hostesses for the occa sion were Mabel Nitzel, Jean An gel and Idamary Kurtz. The month of March provided the theme for table decor, w ith sham. rock trees and colorful nut cups and placecards adding color to the tables. Anne Overman, in charge of the program, was unable to be pres ent but members enjoyed the time discussing ways to make Delta Kappa Gamma more meaningful The next regular meeting will be April 6 at the Winema Hotel with Lela Thurman. Anne Dolezal and Marjorie Gunderson making luncheon arrangements. DYKING NEW YORK (UP1 Almost half the women in this country now color their hair, reports Clairol, Inc. The firm adds that the percentage is on the rise other may bring to mind all the crisp freshness of an autumn day in the country. For a special date you may wish you eouki transform your everyday self into an elegant bea ity. The perfume you choose will create the illusion as effec tively as your perfume, for it will make you believe you've achieved your wish. Whether or not you've ever been to Paris, for instance, one sophisticated floral perfume, packaged in a copy of a French brocade evening bag. will conjure up thoughts of that charming city. Your perfume can make it pos sible for you to "wear" your moods. So don't plant both feet firmly on the ground and insist there's only one fragrance for you! VFW SOCIAL CLUB MALIN Mrs. Katherine Isensee entertained the VFW Social Club; at her home recently with two ta bles in play. Prizes were awarded to Mary Alice Stastny and Ruth Morrow. Other members present were Blanche Beldraine. Alverta Williams. Margaret Peckham, Rose VanMeter and Gail Wil liams. Alverta Williams will host the club March 20, at her home in Klamath Falls. Jl'MPKRS FOR SPRING New jumper looks for spring feature the wrap style and the ya-ya, with low hip sash. SHAPING SKIRTS Skirts for spring are slim but soft, flared and fluid, pretty and pleated. of Paris' most famous designers of the 30's . . ! not the Dior 1947. Fashion otherwise olfcrs a smorgasbord of ideas, with the emphasis on easy-fitting clothes, softness from bias cut, and more variations of the pullover than you'll find in a locker room. Also still very much around the heightened waistline. Coats come both slender and full, but the slender silhouette is the leader for spring. Suit jackets are longer, some are belled, and the favorite jack et silhouette is the demi-fit. Skirts leave walking room, ranging from the slightly gath ered to the flared and box-pleated. t ! Now you can shampoo permanent color into your hair... Suddenly you're a Titillating' Blonde" with Helena Rubinstein's dramatic new discovery UntiUate 'ot a rine, but nntiirnl-lnnking rolnr thai utayn in until your hair grout out! Ym. you ran rhange jour hair color! Darkpn or lighten it to the moM glorious 'Tintillating' Blonde phadel Covrr gray rompletely! All by just shampooing! It'a that ensyl 11 glorious 'Tintillating Blonde Shades - (plus 7 other hair shades, from light brown to blue black) ! ALL you do is mix Helena Rubintein's new . Tnitillate with peroxide and vnu ran color your hair t home without help! Goes on in half the time because you jurt shampoo it in! Colors your natural hair evenly... smoothly from roots lo end. There's no patching, or streaking. No tedious section ing. ..because you jut shampoo it in! The result? Your hair will look magnificently natural! 'Don't just lint your hnirTIMTILLATE ! Tintillate 150 JL . ii plui un S - , a.. FLOWER HATS SPRING-FRESH GROUP IN PRETTY COLORS 4 99 Wards blossoms forth with a gardtn of flowered millinery in new fashion styles. , M Flowered trellis, sprig of veiling, J. . Turban of rayon flowers one) tulle, 5.Y7. Others in Wards collection... 4.99 to 8.99 t 8 Jf ' wards f !m& l) : ! r YOUNG I idA h JUNIOR f- i : i I UM-M OLIVE! MY SPRING WARDROBE TREAT Dctcron" cofirun "H partners 98 Fashion sayst olive's the newest . . , and I found it ot Wards I A whole wardrobe of denim olive in Da,cron polyeslercotton i dashed with red. 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