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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1963)
t cMjitK l-ASMIONS Zuleima Nile Club viewed fashions for spring which were pre- senfed by Fashion Villa and Bon Bazaar at the last regular meeting. Among th. mod- els, all club members, were these three, left to right, Lois Mest, Mary Bothwell and r"L r.i ti i . oMuewsoorne. jne bunny was part of the interesting Easter motif of the d, Alameda Nursery Special SPRING OFFER! No. 1 Holland rf GLAD BULBS eo. 3 BLEEDING in HEARTS ea. 0U't Peonies eo. 85 Alameda Nursery on Eost Side Byposi OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Styles Shown I Zuleima .Stie Club met Wed-. nciday, April J. at the Winema Hotel for a regular luncheon meeting and stvle show which as presented bv the new Fashion Villa and Bon Bazaar. Princess Margaret Larkin cave She eommemarv, accompanied bv Prmcess Ruth Heme at the pi ano. Models sere members of the dub. President Emocene Jones con ducted the meetins. Princess Ruth Rodenberger was chairman ot the day. The tables were deco rated in the Easter motif with large bunnies and flower carts pulled by smaller bunnies. Junior past queen ' Kalhryn Stonecypher and past queen Lu- cue Rice of Medford were intro duced. Birthday prizes were won by Princesses Florence Timmons end Grelchen Thompson and spe cial prizes by Princesses Rober ta McGee, Pansy Burton and Duicie Motley. The next regular meelina will be Slay I at the winema Hotel at which time Queen Marina Gardner will make her official visit. rjueriamment win include vo cat selections by Kathy Chilcole. HERALD AVD NWS. Klamath Fatli, Ore, Friday, April If, IMS PAGE t-A The DANMOORE HOTEL 1217 S.W. Morrison Portland, Oregon All Tnnilfnl r.uritf. All th( hn tfmf return. Katri not lag hlfh, not low. fcree ear!, now location i block Iroin Uolel. Oprn Bnlll IS P.M. TV't and Radio. Rrpulatlon for clean llnrai. Childrrn nndrr aoven, no tharge. JUST ARRIVED AT J. W. KERNS! ew Imports for Gift Giving! 4.98 11.25 21.95 99.95 229.95 119.95 2 Trans. Radio. Complete with Battery & Case 6 Trans. Radio. Complete with Battery & Case Deluxe 8 Transistor Complete Portable TV. 8'2-lnch Tube Type ... Portable TV. 8'2-lnch Transistor Battery or Plug-In Portable TV. 16", New Deluxe Tube Type ay. St. I -4 Ji J.i V MM m J immJtl .? .!- , J for the FASHION SPOTLIGHT Suits dosion.rl Easter parade are worn at the Nile Club style review by these three club models, from the left, Thelma Leonard, Kathryn Stonecypher and Marlys O'Neill. Knits Don Easter Colors By I HELEN HENNESSY Newspaper Enterprise Women's Edilor NEW YORK (NEAl - There's i'i J. W. KERNS f ; J 734 So. 6fh Ph. TU 4-4197 I J ifinini in imiiiiitiii iijjiia i II, ii IIIIIII.IWUHIUUI in u njfli T limilMiiilmenalniiilioiMi A TIME OF HOPE Wwft lSfM Akin uapdikiccc ICiriTf X."Is:'NC x I II IPC 1 . VTA Afi k v , 1 -.r I the beautiful white, waxy flower symbolic of the Resurrection of Christ. WEAR A FLOWER every costume that's traditional the one style that never changes. SHARE THE JOY of Easter bv decorating your church, sending cut flowers or plants to your family and friends. nothing like bright color for Eas ter Day in the morning. And the spectrum is well represented this season's knits. Lighthcarted, lightweight knits will star in the Easier parade. Gay as tulips in their Ircsh sprinc colors, they take various fashion turns this spring. The jacket mav have tuxedo styling, a trim fie bow at the neckline or hands of contrastinc color. Hie printed knit, a two- part invention with a one - piece looK, is a perfect choice for Eas ter and afterward. Since Easter will be late this year, the knit dress with its o n jacket will be a oood ucicht Worn with the jacket, it will be right for church in the morning and an afternoon stroll on the avenue. Later, for dinner, the jacket can be removed to reveal a smart, colorful sheath, that can stand on its own. mills win oe seen in an arrav of beautiful colors and combina tionsnavy or black with white, orange with white, oastels. hrinhi yellows, pinks and every shade of nme. .nany easy-care knits can lv tubbed in a jiffy and slay bright and pretty right into summer. wm IPn Qinmiuaiiiii i. : 1 111 V. .JU l Jk , r'. , I I I iy .i ,k i 5''. .i i I if., V.fVw! -.N I I I ! gtfS "W'l .V. ': iiiMiMn aiimkii iiMMnrii it-ail,,,..'- w . jJ.J. a,. V . J., - (AddviikA Kuttesi spring items in sports wear are shifts and wrap skirts. Women's tt ear Daily reports. The skirt comes in dozens of varia tionsfront wrap, back wrap, side wrap, slim, full, A-lint . reversible. THEXTON'S AQUARIUM 235 Alameda Av. 10-gol. Tropical FISH TANK (mpfvtc pump, AA pA tUUt, tbermmL MM Hll fct.ler. nj. elc. fc """! w'" vi"'i"9 informally at a dinner sponsored by th. wu,r wmD8r or ommerce ar the retican Karty Room Saturday night were thei. ladies, wives of members of the Oregon Legislative Assembly. They included, stand mg, Mrs Dan iel, Astoria; Mrs. Carrol Howe, Klamath Falls; seated, Mrs. Harry Bo.vm, Klamath Falls; Mrs. Don McKinnis, Milfon-Freewater, and Mrs. Ward Cook, fortland. The legislators visited and inspected Oregon Technical Institute sites Sat- FINAL REDUCTION HUSKS Hurry! Shop Tomorrow POLLY'S POINTERS Font Of Information POttr CRAMER Newspaper Enterprise Aim. Mona Lisa's gone home but the Mona Lisa wigs still are around. The smoolh off-lhe-face wig enmes in black, blonde, brown, ciav. BLUE OX EASTER $2.25 DEAR POLLY-One little bos has addresses, dates and other pertinent information about our friends and relatives. When my husband ito-be them and 1 were preparing the guest list lor our wedding, vc used index cards tor names and addresses and tiled Ihem alphabetically. At Christmas time, we had a neat card list. Now on the buck ot each card. have ruled spaces enough to keep track ot the cards received and sent tot 15 years. Also in cluded on the backs are birthday and anniversary dates. New cards for new friends are easily added -MllS. M. H. DEAR POLLY After npprag out seams or hems, the tedious job of picking out the short threads can he eliminated by us ing an eraser on an ordinary pes!- cil to rub them out and off. In! many materials, the eraser will close any holes made by the orig inal stitching. MRS. H. E. DEAR POLLY When ironing. I take a piece of chain about 8 to 12 inches long and slip the top link over the hook of a coat hanger. Hang this on a cupboard dour or anvplace close to the ironing board. Have plenty of hangers nearby so as you finish each shirt, blouse or dress, all you have to do is to put it on a hanger and slip the hanger into. one of the chain links. When you area through ironing just carry in one trip to the closet, the entire chain loaded with finished gar ments. H sure saves steps. G. 0. W. DEAR POLLY ff your wall can opener is hemming dun, try grinding a small piece of slcei wool through it. Then wash in suds and rinse. It cleans as well s sharpens. I occasionally add a drop or two of salad oil. G. C. DEAR POLLY After I set my 4-ycar-nld daughter's hair, it was problem to keep the pins ami rollers in place long enough the hair to dry. Now I cut off the foot of an old stocking and slip tire slocking over her head To please her vanity, the cut end is tied with a pretty ribbon bow to make it like a pony tail. MRS. ED. D. DEAR POLLY ff you want a good way to keep garden tools in place, you can use a man's old leather bell. Nail it to Uie wall. spacing the nails so thai you can slide Ihe handles of rakes, hues. etc.. through. One could also lie nailed to the kitchen door to hold mop, broom or anything else wilh a handle. MRS. B. B. Share your favorite bomemak- ing ideas . . . send them to Polly in care of Herald and News, You'll receive a bright, new silver dollar if Polly uses your ideas in Polly s Pointers, 14 Klamath I I ll.i I a A L4 itfy Ei i 5th and Mem P "Mu,h,mihj EST f2i f ill 1 iM This is a cookie jar. Color it blue. Use it for cookies. . . but put your savings in r e're - Almost - Through SALE Come in and see what we've done so far with our Remodeling. BARGAIN BASKETS A!! Over The Place! Odds & Ends All Sales Finel on Sale Merchandise Soles Limited to Stock on Hand LADY WINSTED Model 62 Electric Broiler 6ril! Oven Toaster for $2.25 I WE HAVE LARGE ASSORTMENTS OF BEAUTIFUL POTTED PLANTS LOVE LY FRESH CUT FLOWERS. BOUTON NIERES AND CORSAGES AT PRICES TO PLEASE EVERYONE . . . 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