Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 17, 1963, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEBS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday, April 17, 19ftl PAGE J-B sir Printed Pattern i LADIES DAY For the record this group of women called for the photographer one day last week when all were present at the home of Mrs. Anna Shufelt; seated left. Her guests included her sister, Evelyn Cross, seated next, who is visiting from Eastern Oregon. These two women are aunts to Mrs. Charley Fraley, standing left, who is the mother of Mrs. Billy Harrison, standing right, who is the mother of Mrs. Wayne Robatcek holding her young daughter, Tamara. All but Mrs. Cross are resi dents of this city. Handbags Go To Geometry Fashion dips inln geometry texts for spring handbag styles. New collections include squares, rec tangles, circles, arcs and trape zoids in many leather textures and more leather colors. Rounding out the picture are shoulder bags, newly returned to I he fashion scene, in pouch and barrel shapes for day, evening and sports. NOW IS THE TIME TO CONVERT Your Old Worn Out Wooden Windows with ALUMINUM WINDOWS NOTHING DOWN Up to 60 Monthi to Pay AD A I IIL4 windows nnnbwiTi 1317 t. Moin & Doors TU 4-8196 Both boxy bags and rounded totes take graceful shape in smooth and grained, antiqued and patent, suede and brushed leather. Envelopes, scheduled for spring popularity, are gently rounded and feminine in line. They're set off with rigid bar handles, gold brace. lets and filigreed detail. Brilliant patents, are seen as frequently as smooth, antiqued and suede leath ers in the envelope handbag cate gory. Most of the new shoulder bags have adjustable self-leather straps to give added versatility. Outside flap closings, gold buckles and bright colors add color to costumes. THEXTON'S AQUARIUM 235 Alameda Ave. 10-gal. Tropical FISH TANK 22.50 implflr pump, liltrr. thfrmomptrr hf atf r, Hand, etc. Reames Dance Tinhe Is Near Heames Auxiliary dance chair man, Mrs. Bob Chilcote and her committee, announce a last-minute reminder of The Night in Baghdad, fabulous dance extrava ganza to be held at Reames Temple on Saturday, April 20. All of Reames members and their guests won't want to miss hobnobbing with the Sheik of Ara by, the Sultan and his harem, and listening to the Nymphs of the Nile. The whirling dervish is also scheduled for an apicarancc. Fun starts with the cocktail hour beginning at 6:30 p.m. Din ner serving starts at 8 o'clock and will feature a menu of Sul tan's Chickling Divan, pilaf, dates and many complementary dishes. At 10 p.m. tile Starlighter Com bo vill play dance music. Table reservations must be made with Mrs. Cecil Drew at TU 4-5010. Tickets may be ob tained from auxiliary members or at the door. mm Sprit ely embroidered dreamwear on Sanforized drip-dry "satin set" batiste by You'll love the elegant touches of this charming dreamwear. Lustrous embroidered blossoms and baby tucks on demurely rounded yoke. Embellished with Val lace . . . accented with diminutive buttons. In fine combed cotton batiste. Pink, Blue, Maize. Sizes SML. $ A 00 I EACH SHIFT GOWN .I. - ( p . ' -'Tr ts Ik SLEEP COAT L - i 'A A . i ii DAD I HULL I: X: I MJULA AVALON & SHASTA WAY In The Oregon Food Shopping Center Use Our Convenient Lay-Awoy and Charge Accounti Extra Savings With Green Stamps . . QUICK SEWING Want a new dress now? Sew this slim, sleek, easy sheath in a matter of hours! Two main pat tern parts, no waist seams cinch with belt. Printed Pattern Hltil: Misses' Sizes 10. 12, 14. 16, 18. Size 16 requires three yards 35-inch fab ric. Kifty cents in coins for this pat tern add 15 cents for each pat tern 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, name, address with 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 noV for catalog. ft (jifjDrtVW'A (AdimthA Play Date Announced By HUn Btehan Stork Showers MOUNT SHASTA-Mrs. Dana Abbe was honored at a stork shower April 5 at the home of Mrs. Cluiia Payne. The hostess was Sally Ruth, with Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Lawrence Lensing and Mrs Ben Frank as co-hostesses. Three artistically decorated cakes and a large stork with pink and blue .streamers were on the table, Those present besides the guest of honor and the hostesses were Mrs. Lyle Chambers, Don is, Rose Kennedy, Dodie Hayes. Mrs. Bill Waldcn, Nancy Gomez, Dunsmuir Virginia Wheeler, Dunsmuir. Mrs. Ken Lensing, Mrs. Floyd Por- leous. Mrs. Lester Brush, Janet Crispi, Sacramento, Mrs. Tom. my Hough. Mrs. George Hough, Mrs. Orville Porteous, Mrs. Jer ry Harlow, aharon uvcruce ana Norma Holclen. Mrs. Keith Porter was surprised at a baby shower in her honor on April 9 in the parlor of Commu nity .Methodist Church in Mount Shasta. Carol Nelson was host ess for the enjoyable event. After opening the gifts, refresh ments of cake and punch were served. The cake was decorated with a stork and lowers, and stork favors and nut cups were on the tables. Prizes for games were won by Mrs. Dana Abbe. Gail Chase and Janet Elsea. Those attending besides the hon- oree and hostess were Mrs. Chris Nelson, Mrs. Harold Engdahl, Mrs. Perry Sheldon, Mrs. William Carter, Mrs. Jack Andrews, Mrs. Dana Abbe, all of Mount Shasta; Mrs. Warren Gaubatz. Sharon Bray and Janet Elsea, Yreka. Marjory Olson, Eureka, Diana Kennedy, Castro Valley. From Mount Shasta were Ncdra Graves, Sandy Cross, Gail Chase, Rosalee Pope and Sara Anchor. OSU Mothers Plan Meeting Members of the Oregon State University Mothers Club will meet at the county library meet ing room. Third and Klamath, on Thursday, April 18, at 7:30 p.m. Discussion will center around plans for the annual spring lunch eon to be held during the month of May. Also on the business agenda will be election of officers. All OSU mothers are urged to attend this last formal meeting of the year. Mothers of prospective OSU stu dents are iinvitcd to join the group and become acquainted with the members and the activi ties in which they participate. The fiber mats soaked with wa ter to cool the palaces of Indian emperors w'ene called "khus khus tatties." Judith Anderson will star in "Medea" and "Macbeth" on t h e stage of the Holly Theatre in Medlord Saturday, April 27. Cur tain time is 8:30 p.m. This is the fourth and last performance of the 1962-63 season sponsored by the M e d f o r d Broadw ay Theater League. Born and educated in Austral ia. Dame Judith is a pretty, slight woman with a deep music- cal voice. She has performed her art all over the world and is con sidered by many to be the great est actress on the stage. Queen Elizabeth honored her with the rank of "Dame." which is equiva lent to the British rank of "Knight." The Medford Broadway Theater League will conduct the 1963-1964 membership drive during the week of May 11-18. Headquarters will be in the Rogue Valley Art Gallery in Medford. Persons holding membership cards this year may renew them at this time by contacting Mrs Lon Skinner, 35 Valley View, Med ford. Mrs. Skinner's telephone number is 772-8913. Three Broadway productions scheduled (or the coming season include "Sound of Music," "Take Her, She's Mine" and "Man For All Seasons." S ft. TO STAR Judith Ander. son will star in ."Medea" and "Macbeth" on the stage of the Holly Theater in Medford on Saturday, April 27. This performance concludes the 1962 63 series of the Broadway Theater League plays. Mibfc-dclicious: KRAUT nECIPES Dept. K ' P.O. Box 2589, Portland 3, Ore. Don Alger of Lakeview. senior at Southern Oregon College, has accepted a graduate teaching as sistantship in chemistry at Wash ington State University at Pull man. He will continue studies toward a doctor of philosophy de gree in chemistry. . DON'T FORGET for GOODNESS SAKE Saramarie McLin obtained hon or roll standing at Oregon Col lege of Education for winter term. She is a sophomore majoring in elementary education. "Hansel and Gretel,1' this year's Southern Oregon College Play ers children's theater produc tion will open in Medlord at the Holly Theater Tuesday, April 23, under the sponsorship of the Med ford Branch of the American As sociation of University Women. Two casts will alternate perform ances in this version of the Grimm's fairy tale. Two Klam ath Falls students, cast mem bers, are Donald Buckingham and Karen Hochendoncr. Lakeview students listed on the University of Oregon honor roll lor the winter term included James Clinton and Charlcia Lantz Fendell. On the honor roll at Oregon State University were Ellen L. North and Melvin R. Adams. Achieving a )erfect grade point average of 4.0 for the term was Joanna Cosgrovc, senior at South ern Oregon College. Estin Kiger Jr., a local artist and former student of James Hall at Klamath Union High School, Q1VA has had two of his paintings ex hibited at the Instito Norte Amer- ieano-Mcxicaiio in Mexico City The work shown consisted ot a portrait and a cubistic painting. The exhibit was staged hy the University of America's Art Ceiv ter. The artist is a student at the University of America, which was formerly known as Mexico City College. 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