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By Helen Bcchen
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Friday, March 19. W.3
195 E. Main
Ph. TU 4-3134
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Mrs. Peaav
PRESIDENTS HONORED
Harnsberger,
right, current president of Aloha Social Club of Eastern
Star, was hostess to all past presidents of the club at
luncheon recently. Her decorations were in the St. Pat
rlclc theme and pretty corsages were gifts to her guests.
are Boss Hunt, Carrie Rush, Alma Cofer,
Bess Frezier, Gladys Tennant, Gwen Pearson, Katie Pey
ton, who was the first president, Lilliam Haneline, Sally
Wood, Martha Powell and the hostess. Photo by Kettler
Easter 'Suits'
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By HELEN HENNESSY
NEW YORK iNEA You can
"suit" yourself for the Easter
parade this year. There's no limit
to the variety, of styles.
Suits look like sweaters, like
dresses, like shirts, like costumes.
In fact, some are sn different
from the conventional suits of the
past that you might wear one
believing you've bought a two-
piece eostume.
The open-air suit is jaunty and
The jacket is barely
neckline open and lilleii
in with a co-ordinated blouse.
A big favorite on Easter Sun
day will be the tunic suit. It
has a longer, shapely line, with
a minimum of detail, collarless
neckline, skinny sleeves and a
slim skirt.
The sweater suit, sure to be an
other hit. resembles a two-piece
dress. The jackets close in back.
Many have cowl necklines and
sleeves with shirt cuffs. Skirts
are easy for free movement.
Printed Pattern
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- SIZES
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POLLY'S POINTERS
Waste Not, Want Not
POLLY CRAMER
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
DEAR POLLY We use old
bathroom plungers as ash trays
in our back yard garden. Place
the stick end in the soil and the
inverted plunger cup is the ash
tray. A piece of cleansing tissue
a paper napkin scoops up ev
erything after a party. 1 paint the
sticks bright green and they blend
right in with the grass. I do not
paint the rubber cup. These cups
hold water for the birds during
the cold weather when we are not
using the garden. MRS. J.T.R.
GIRLS I suggest adding in
dividual glass molds (intended for
cooking) as liners for the rubber
ash trays. Thev fit fairly well and
nrolonc the life of the rubber
cups.-POLLY.
DEAR POLLY When some
thing drops into a small crack
or crevice, place a wad of chew
ing gum on the rubber end of a
lead pencil. The small aritcle will
adhere to the gum and there
you have it MRS. H.D.
FOR HALF SIZES
If you enjoy wearing smart
clothes, this coat is yours! Deep
band neckline, slim lines impor
tant now. Choose flannel, broad
cloth, linen.
Printed Pattern 904fi: Half Sizes
ioi' 1.411 ml- idi oni:. on:
" " . DEAR POLLY A "blackboard
sh'i. size ib'2 requires z-4 yarns ',.,. ,.. fr un,i too,.!
mathematics, saving and indus
try. Even preschool children learn
54-inch.
Fifty cents in coins for this
pattern add 15 cents for each
pattern for first-class mailing and
special handling. Send to Marian
Martin, Herald and News, Pat
tern Dept., 232 West 18th St.,
New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly
zone, size and style number.
Free Offer! Coupon in Spring
Pattern Catalog for one pattern
free anyone you choose from 300
design ideas. Send 50 cents now
for catalog.
ELEGANT MANNERS
When we say a man has Clies
terfieldian manners, we are com
plimenting him on his breeding.
Lord Chesterfield was an Eng
lish statesman whose name be
came a symbol of polished, ele
gant manners.
to add and subtract nickels and
dimes when it involves their own
money. Some of the odd jobs
around the house that they are
not paid for are credited to their
account on the blackboard, chil
dren like to feel they have money
in reserve, that they can decide
when and for what it can be spent
or saved for a larger want. The
arithmetic they learn is an ad
vantage at school.
For traveling by car on vaca
tion trips, I save old T-shirts
underwear and pajamas that are
about worn out. These can be
worn until soiled and then dis
carded, saving laundry en route.
MRS. M.C.
GIRLS .Mrs. M.C.'s idea saves
on laundry but I am sure many
will feel as I do about wasting
all those things that would be
such good cleaning rags. POLLY
DEAR POLLY Screen patching
can be brain-wracking if you let
it go until the holes are big. I
keep an eagle eye on mine and
when a hole is large enough for a
mosquito or fly to get through, I
dot the hole with household ce
ment. It covers and seals the hole
and, being clear, is scarcely no
ticed. SALLY.
DEAR POLLY' To make an un
usual card for a wedding gift, at
tach a miniature sprig of tiny
flowers to an ordinary kitchen
match and mount the match on a
plain white card. Write on it.
with gayly colored ink, "For a
couple we think a perfect match."
MRS. S. B.
DEAR POLLY-A safe way to
bathe a small child is to use a
plastic clothes basket. Use the
kind that is open on the sides so
Ihe water flows through. Run
about four inches of water into
the tub, set the basket in it and
put the child into the basket.
BLOSSOM.
Share your favorite homemak
ing ideas . . . send them to Polly
in care of Herald and News. You
will receive a bright, new silver
dollar if Polly uses your ideas in
Polly's Pointers.
Hazbins Club !
Pinochle was played at the
March 25 meeting of the Hazbins
Club at the home of Sarah Kirby.
Sadie Wallace won high score,
Mabel Ward, second, and Fannie
May Thompson, low. Pinochle
was awarded to Mabel Ward and
Betty Ketsdever. Stella Persell
won a special prize.
The April meeting will be at
the home of Lola Truax.
TRUE DATE
Actually, the Declaration of
Independence was adopted on
July 2, not July 4, which later
was the date the document was
proclaimed to the world.
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