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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1963)
PAGE tB HERALD AND DARK MAGIC Room-darkening window shadeb are a boon to busy mothers. Used in the nursery, they keep out dis trading sunlight. New designs are dust-repellent and nonallergen ic, as well as coming in colorful designs to dress up the interior. lumitute Zalk By BEN RYAN "HOME FURNISHING IS OUR BUSINESS" Carpeting fs one of the most Impor tont parts of your dec o r a 1 1 n g scheme. For a s m a I room, car peting, wa to woll, can give the Im pression space. When matched to wall color an even orea'rer illusion of snace can be achieved. your probem is a big living area, make a conversation car rier with an areo rug. Area rjugs can define and set aside 3ne living areo from another in the some room. Just be $ure the rug Is large enough so that at least part of the furniture sits on the rug, so your group looks cozy and In viting rother than skimpy. At Adair's we can help you select the carpeting that will give your room an entire new look. With today's choice of deep dyed colors, and the big choice of miracle fibers and blends, vou no longer hove to choose on ordinary dull color so it worvt show the dirt. This is the age when you can make exciting things happen with brilliant new colors in vour living room. Come in and see our new car. peting; there are styles to blend Or contrast with your present furniture, whether it's eorly American, contemporary, or . your own inventive blend of mix and match. Our sales men suggest that you pick several samples you like, and then have us coll at your home with the samples so you an compare them with your furnNhinas. This Is one of manv decorator services at Adair Furniture that ore a I wovs ovailohle to you without 'Miootirtn. Coil on us soon at TU 4-7510 DAIRS FURNITURE & APPLIANCES TU 4-7510 2200 So. 6th SPECIAL PURCHASE THESE .TALI AN 100 PURE . WOOL KNITS have the knack tor the easy, relaxed look of fashion's new foil look. Whot'i more, they're washable, too! Soma Carpi designed suits have braid and button trim, - Special purchase brings you this suit at a low, low price. Available in rod, gold, taupe, blue, beige, and gray. Sites 10 to 20. $ JUST SWEATERS ONE GROUP VALUES TO $10.95 SALE PRICED KNITTED T-SHIRTS Long-Sleeved 69' SPECIAL PURCHASE HAND BAGS Ire$298 Tapestries, Leathers, Block Patents The Finest Fashions PIUS Green Stamps In turn "The Pick ef the Smartest Foshiens for Heme, Campus or Career" '480 South 6rh Next to Oregon Food NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Jdcunatlt Jempie Sc Of OLn.Par fu,,ti On Aug. 24 the Klamath Tern pie was beautifully decorated with pink gladioli and ferns for the: marriage of hue Ann Page, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Page, to Gary Paul Olscn of Kalispcll, Mont. He is the son of the Rev. A. F. Olsen and Mis. Olsen, Kali spell. The double ring ceremony was performed at 8 p.m. by the Rev. Elmer Kretainger and the Rev. Lonnie Sehorn. Mrs. Elvin Hess was the organ ist and Mis. Melvin Page, Bea verton, sister-in-law of the bride, was the soloist. The bride was given in mar riage by her mother end father. EXCITING!! Jubilee Patent Pump i Mid Heel Fashion takes new poinf whjn you slip on tht xcftlno lublle Patent pumps. And when thsy'rt malchtd with Aur lubllea patent purt , the combination la lensa- tionall Loy Them Away daki I 527 Main 25 From $500 CHILDREN'S SWEAT SHIRTS Hooded & Lined $1 00 1 V Sunday, Spplemlier 8, 1963 cene laU Her gown was fashioned with fit ted bodice of hand-ciipped Chan- tilly lace with long bridal point sleeves and scalloped Sabnna neckline. The front of the bodicei was rcembroidered and accented with seed pearls. The very full skirt of pure silk was slightly poufed in front with fullness held by a lace motif, Edging the skirt were three tiers of lace which ex tended in back to a chapel train. Her veil, borrowed from Rev. Kretzinger's daughter, Mrs. Bar bara Ulmanis of Des Moines, was lingcrtip illusion, held in place by a delicate tiara of pearls and se quins. A white orchid centered her . in new Cranberry Red or glistening Bronze! HOUVWOOB INSMED SHOES INSMED SH 10" Matching Bog only 7.99 Chargt Account! Invited bouquet of white carnal ions and slephanotil. Linda English, this city, was maid of honor, dressed in an or chid brocade satin frock made with round neckline, cap sleeves and short skirt with back fullness The same styling was used for (he bridesmaids' frocks of capu- cine pink brocade siHin. Tiny, veiled hats and slippers matched the attendants' dresso.f. Bridesmaids were Dona Coop er, this city, Joyce James, Sac ramento, cousin of the bride, Jan- ie Olscn, Kalispell, sister of the bridegroom, and Sue Witt, Klam ath Kalis. Tammy Hoffman, the bride's cousin, was the flower girl. Her orchid dress matched that of the, honor attendant. Scotty Perkins, I.ivcrmoie, Calif., was ring bearer. Best man was the bridegroom's brother. Robert Olsen of Kalis pell. Ushers were .Jim Schabcrg and Paul Schaberg, both of Sa lem, Larry 1 Kempher, Medfordi and Melvin Page, Bcavcrton, brother of the bride. The bride's cousins, Phillip Ma hancy, Oakdale, Calif., and Dan ny Shelby, this city, were candle- lighters. Mrs. Page chose for the occa sion a beige lace over satin dress trimmed with chiffon. Her hat and accessories were champagne color. Mrs. Olsen wore a pale green brocade dress with match ing accessories. Both wore cor sages of orchids. The reception after the cere mony was in the church annex. Background for the bride's table was an arch of wild huckleberry with capucine pink roses, white bells and ribbon streamers. Tne three-tiered while cake had pink rose trim and was topped with a heart-shaped white satin nillow studded with pearls. It was served by the bride's aunt, Effip Caviness, Modesto, Calif., and Mrs. Noel Schaberg. Salem. aunt of the bridegroom. Mrs. Violet Stafford served cof fee and Mrs. Elmer Kretzinger, punch. When the new Mr. and Mrs. Olsen left for a honeymoon tripl through Oregon, Washington and into Canada, she was wearing a sapphire blue double knit suit with matching accessories and the bri dal orchid as a corsage. Mrs. Olsen is a graduate of Henley High School. Her husband is employed by the state survey department and will attend Ore gon Technical Institute. They will reside at 1108 Martin Street. Out-of-town guests not already USE OUR CONVENIENT CHARGE, REVOLVING CHARGE or LAY-AWAY PLANS , l 'jmtmbMtB,, g BRIDAL PAIR This pretty wedding cake was served to guests at the Aug. 24 marriage of Sue Ann Page and Gary Paul Olsen at Klamath Temple. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Page. Photo by Guderian mentioned were Mrs. Mattie Page, Willows, Calif., grandmother of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Schaberg, Noel S. Scneberg, Mrs. Paul Schaberg, Mrs. Richard Kahnsen, Mr. and Mrs Paul An- Jojell - Scott YuplL Solemnized Die wedding uniting in mar-, riage Kathleen Mae Scott of Rose- burg and James Emil Tofell, Ma lin, was performed in St. Joseph's Church, Roseburg, on Aug. 3. The Rev. Marion Corbin officiated The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glen Scott. Rose burg. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil A. Tofell pioneer family of the Malin area Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride was gowned ir white silk organza fashioned with a princess embroidered bodice with scalloped neckline and cap sleeves. The floor length bouffant skirt flowed into a chapel train and was embroidered to match the bodice. Her fingertip veil was held in place with a crown of pearls. Her bouquet of stephanotis and white rosebuds was arranged in a frame around her white prayer book, from which hung a pale blue crystal rosary made by the bride's maternal grandmother. The double ring ceremony was performed in front of a back ground of white and pink gladioli and daisies in floor baskets, with the traditional candelabra in the background. The matron of honor. Mrs. Jo seph Scheffeld, Portland, and bridesmaids, Mrs. Scott Kirk. Eu gene, and Patti Sinner, cousin of the bride, Vancouver, Wash., wore rose - colored chapel veils and white organza dresses with bell skirts. They carried rose carna tions and aurora borealis crystal rosaries made by the bride's ma ternal grandmother. Tom Tofell, Malin, brother of the bridegroom, was best man, and Lcn Dobry, Malin, and Rob ert Scott, Roseburg. were grooms men. Ushers were Jack Knpacz, Lakcview, Ted Pauck, Ashland, and James Scott. Roseburg. Barbara Martin, accompanied by Mrs. Robert Kahian. sang "Ave Maria'' and "The Wedding Prayer." Mrs. Scott, mother of the bride. EXHIBITION 10 DAYS ONLY STARTING TOMORROW Of Genuine Mirimoto 700 Main St. derson and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Harry King, all of Salem; Mrs. Ralph Smith, Willows, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cisler and Dick and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cisler, Portland. laid $o5eb lira wore a coral pink silk sheath with white accessories. Her corsage was white gardenias. Mrs. Tofell wore a pale yellow silk crepe sheath with matching accessories and a corsage of yellow and brown orchids. A buffet luncheon was served in the garden of the Scott home to the wedding guests immediately following the ceremony. The din ner prepared by Mrs. Scott was served bv Mr. and Mrs. H. Fen- wick of Roseburg. A lace covered table centered by a white and pink wedding cake with the bride groom's cakes on each side was decorated with pink rosebuds. Assisting in serving and pouring were Mrs. B. V. Dodge, Eugene Mrs. R. W. Sinner, Vancouver Wash., Mrs. W. D. Harper, Mrs Alton Andrews, Mrs. Rae Brittcll, Mrs. F. C. Riley and Mrs. Brit Weaver, all of Roseburg. JfcYOtf MARY MARTIN Here are a few hinrs for the women who (ike to wear rnairj hair straight. First, and most im portant your hair must be prop erly shaped to fit your features this can only be achieved by an expert, and after having it cut properly remember regular trims are a must. A light permanent might be necessary to give body to your straight hair particularly if it is the fly-away kind. Con. istont brushing, frequent sham- poing and conditioners are im portant to add luster. For beau tiful straight hoir must be healthy hair. Phone TU 4-3316 for your appointment with beauty HOUSTON BEAUTY SALON, 500 Main St., upstairs ever old Town Shop location. Use our 5th St. entrance. See the outstanding beauty and lustre of a perfectly matched string of pearls - 9MM pearls matched in both size and color. This beautiful strand is worth several thousand dollars and will be on display tor just 10 days. Ph. TU 4-3151 Julienne Thompson and Jan Ri ley were in charge of gifts and Marc Roberts and Tom Hill, pu pils of the bridegroom, had charge of the guest book and assisted in serving. Leaving for a wedding trip to Carmcl. Lake Tahoe, San Fran cisco, Reno and Los Angeles, the bride wore a pale pink and white linen suit with white accessories and a white orchid corsage. The couple is now at home in the Oak Hill Apartments, 1237 Main Street, Roseburg. Both are teachers in the Roseburg city school system. The bride is a graduate of Rose burg High School and attended Mt. Angel College and University of Portland. The bridegroom is a graduate of the Malin High DONNIES YARDAGE 1029 Main SEW A JUMPER OR SKIRT WITH QUILTED COTTONS 1 .69 to 1 98 yd. A popular fashion fabric in neat prints and florals. 36" wide. , SEW A JUMPER OR SKIRT WITH WASHABLE WOOLENS 2.98 ra A blend of 85 wool, 15 nylon. 18 toihion col on. 5456" widt. McCALL SIMPLICITY SPADEA PATTERNS CORDUROY COMMOTION by Graff of California. 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