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ATTENDS MEETING Sharon Omdal, Portland, center, nutrition consultant repr
senting the Oregon Dairy Council, wa$ guest of honor at the reqular luncheon meet
ing or ine Mamain uairy wives March lb at Molatore i Restaurant. At the session,
plans were made for the fifth annual Oregon Dairy Princess contest of which Mrs. El
len Hobson, left, is local chairman. Mrs. Pat Masten. riaht
Dairy Wives.
s president of the Klamath
Photo by Kettler
; SHORTS SHOW
' Bermuda shorts show up in
spanking white or basic black
smooth leather and promise to
carry through to summer.
FOR FLATTERY
Fashion to flatter is the softly-
shaped coat with lightly indented
front and smooth, gently eased
or cape-full back.
Millinery Second Floor
for the total look
of fashion . . .
Top off spring's softly feminine styles with
hats that match their mood for the
total look of fashion. Choose from our
stunning collection of smart new
shapes in straws, fabrics and florals
to complement every costume.
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Golfers Post
Opening Play
With the official opening of
spring comes the official opening
of the golf season for the wom
en of Reames Golf and Country
Club. As in the past, a breakfast
will kick off Uie play. This is
scheduled for Friday morning
March 29. starting with a punch
bowl at 9:30 a.m.
Immediately following, weather
permitting, will be a nine hole get
acquainted golf game.
All women of Reames are urged
to be present for the breakfast,
whether they are golfers or bridge
players, for a fun time is in store
for them.
Tournament chairmen this year
are Mrs. Lee Flink and Mrs. Dick
C. Cary.
Other golf chairmen include
Mrs. John O'Neill, trophies; Mrs.
Edward P. Renick, handicaps;
Mrs. W. R. Bradshaw, electric; I
Mrs. John Fcrm, junior golf;
Mrs. Frank Peyton, director; Mrs.
Charles Dakin, WVSO senior rep
resentative; Mrs. Dick Cary,
WVSO junior representative.
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BRIDE HONORED Mrs. Jim Stevens, right, the former
Eva Schmidt, last year's Klamath County Dairy Princess,
was honored at a bridal shower by members of the Klam
ath Dairy Wives at their luncheon meeting. Helping Mrs.
Stevens with gifts is Mrs. Pat Masten, left. Among the
invited guests were the bride's mother, Mrs. C. L. Jans
sen, and Naomi Branham, who was a candidate last year
for Dairy Princess. Photo by Kettler
Mariners Fete Couples
MAL1N The Ancient Marin
ers recently honored couples who
had assisted them with their cat
tle through the summer months,
with a dinner, at the church so
cial room, recently. Due to other
events only two couples were able
to attend, the Gerry Browns and
the Halbert Wilsons.
A short business meeting was
in order, after which a special
program was presented by Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Bolin and their
daughter, Mrs. Halbert Wilson.
The program depicted s d e c i a 1
days in the month of February.
Several vocal numbers were pre
sented by Mrs. Gerry Brown and
Mrs. E. L. Cunningham. Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Bunnell presented Val
entine musical numbers.
Hostesses were Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Street and Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Lousley.
SAILING IN
Millinery this spring reflects
the nautical influence in Fashion
with a variety of sailor shapes,
among them a "gob" hat meant
to be perched toward the back
of the head.
Talented Twosome Keeps Hairdos In Une
Though the new hairdos are
closer to the head, they are far
trom flat. Height and width in
hairstyles shape a more becom
ing line, but there's a better way
Waiting In Fashion
Lifted waistlines, easy tunic
tops, sweater-like pullover jackets
and relaxed shift lines are spring
newsmakers that can, and do,
adapt themselves to maternity
fashion thinking.
With increasing emphasis on the
suit and the costume look, mater
nity suits are favored not only
for their virtues of comfort and
concealment but for fashion im
portance, too.
Suit skirts expand in a num
ber of ingenious ways, and many
jackets have the added advan
tage of shape-retaining foam linings.
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Warner Woih
ends "girdle grey"
$1.50 for 10 full oz
Lighthearted opproach to what
goes on underneath your
slocks and sheaths! A handful
of uncovered Lycra does
the work while you relox or
play. Reinforced front
panel gives extra tummy con
trol and the rest is rounded,
natural and free. S,M,L. In
White. 157 girdle: $5 00;
158 pantie, $5.95; olso available
159 long leg pantie, $6.95.
Strap Style
Steps Ahead
Leathers are light, colors are
gay and styling airy, in girls
dress, school and play shoes for
spring.
Stepping out at the head of the
fashion parade are strap pumps,
reports Shoe Fashion Service of
Leather Industries of America
The simple T-strap and the broad
sabot strap are favorites. Swivel
and removable straps play a less
er role.
Girls can be ankle-deep in strap
fashions in grained and smooth
leather school shoes, in brushed
and glove leather casuals and
in polished and patent leather
dress shoes.
The trend to lightness has in
creased the popularity of brushed
leather flats, ties and boot shoes.
Brushed leather is a sueded fin
ish on split leather, which has
lightness, with no loss in durabil
ity. Split leather is strong enough
to be used as a sole in some
casual or play shoes for young
sters.
In both casual and school shoes.
the classic moccasin is enjoyin?
renewed popularity. Although
available in dozens of style vari
ations, the moccasin most often
selected by youngsters is the clas
sic with simple handstitching and
a strap design across the vamp,
For dress or party, the low-
cut shell pump in a handsome
leather finish makes every social
occasion a full . dress affair
There are laced pumps in round
ed or square toes, slip-on pumps
strap shoes with a real open feel
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Pastels yellows, blues and
pinks are interpreted in soft
smooth leathers. Flashing patent
and glazed kid leathers also star
on the birthday circuit.
Scalloped edges and perfora
tions add a lithe look.
to achieve it than ruffing or back
combing. It's called feathering,
and it is achieved with a small
cylindrical brush with firm but
gentle bristles. Feathering builds
high-rising hairdos on softness,
not snarls, and it's easy on the
hair. One of these new feathering
brushes now comes with one well-
known self-styling hair spray. This
talented twosome makes hairstyl
ing easy.
Here's how to feather. First,
hold up a lock of hair. Then
stroke little tufts of it away with
the feathering brush. Let the
small strands drift down lightly.
Now. spray the featnered strands,
holding the containei about sev
en inches away from the head so
that only a fine mist dampens
the hair. Feather and spray,
feather and spray, until you
have built height or fullness
where you want it. Now, smooth
over the top w ith a brush, shap
ing the hairdo into line.
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makes the
first step
into Spring!
Pre Easter
Special Purchase Sale!
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7" T' j - beige, blue, navy, red.
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If happily priced!
Chiffon Fresh Water
PEARLS
Only a special purchase can make such low
prices possible. Take your choice of 2, 3, 4 or
5 strand necklaces of lustrous fresh water
pearls. Regularly sell for 3.00 to 6.00 each.
Matching Earrings, reg. 2.00
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Pictured: the Kismet in
platinum tweet kid.
Miller's Shoe Dept.
Street Floor
SI 2 Main Fr Parkin it Jlh I Klamath