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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1963)
3 PAGE-U s - - n BRIDE-TO-BE The engagement of Sunn Fredrickt fo Michael Dennis Tarry ii announced by her parents, Dr. and Mn. Harry Fredrickt. The future bride is a Klamath Union High School graduate and attended Oregon State University. Presently the is living in Portland. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terry of Sweet Home, is a junior mechanical engineering student at OSU and is affiliated with Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. The young couple plan a June wedding. Photo by Ferebee i V FUTURE BRIDE Announced in Medford this week by Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd N. Parsons is th engagement of their daughter, Marion Inness, to a former Klamath Falls man, George Edwin Bratton, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bratton Jr., now reside In Medford. The fu ture bride is a graduate of Medford Senior High School and is presently a senior in elementary education at . Southern Oregon College. Her fiance, graduate of Klam. : ath Union High School, attended San Francisco City Col- ; lege and is now doing degree work at SOC. He is em- ; ployed by Oregon Food Stores. Photo by Landis Studio, Medford : Be Stylish In Corduroy By HELEN IlEMNESSY Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Women's Editor NEW YORK (NEAt Like Eliza Dooliltle, corduroy has undergone rygmalionesfnie gla morizing since daddy wore --'whistle britches" as a boy. Textile and apparel design ers have taken the old favor ite out of tlw School yard and off tli work bench. Corduroy now goes partyinR, skiinfi, to the theater and even into the biillroom. Beautiful theater coats in soft wide wale will attend first nights. Corduroy (toes dancing in beige w ide wale in a starkly simple Empire gown, deeply scooped in back, designed by Jeanne Campbell. It entertains at home in vel ORIGINAL FRENCH CREAMS, artfully tranged In e new luxurious gilt box. ..exciting French creams, tempting chews and crisp nuts.Treasured recipes, experienced blending end isltcttd, quality Ingre dients make each piece a rare treat So fresh end delicious ...lust perfect for the holidays, (From $1.90 to 112.50) HERALD AND , f 1 V tt tt ft vety w ide wales, printed for the first time. 1-oiir skirts in art prints are especially newswor thy. For fireside-sit! InR, designer Melha Huhson lias orealed a jump suit of while wide uale with cilt buttoned pockets. And for after-ski wear there is a cu lotte jumper of fine pinwale printed with a Picasso original design. Imaginative handling of the fiihric itself plays a big part in the new role of corduroy in fashion. Umbrella pleating takes a pair of culottes out of the ordinary. Quilting adds warmth and style to a youthful car coat, and clucken-wire em broidery adds pattern to a w ide wale skirl. And if you are planning a u in ter vacation in the Caribbean, you'll find that corduroy even swims in a brand-new role, in a bright red stretch pinwale bath ing suit. 'a a a !a a a la a 'a a S a a $ a a 'a a a iS i r NEWS, Klunitb Falli. Ore. iMi. ) (EaieWAteto-';- ' tfcy deeMeeflMeHMeMMeWMMelBaaaavi BRIDE-ELECT Mrs. K. J. Halaas announces the engage ment of her daughter, Donna Jean Epps, to Ray E. Sted man Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stedman Sr., Columbia, S.C. Their wedding will be an event of Feb. 15 at Peace Memorial Church. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Klam ath Union High School and is presently employed at Kingsley Field. Her future husband is a second lieutenant in tna Air Farce, stationed at Kingsley Field. 11 4, ' V 'vT, fi SBHIltli ANNOUNCED Mrs. Ruth Franks, this city, announces the engagement of her dauqhler, Carma Leah, to Ken neth Frank Ramsey, son of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth F. Ramsey Sr., Las Vogas. The future bride, the daughter of Carl Franks of Lakeview, is presently employed by Pacific Northwest Bell and her fiance is with World Wide Construction in Nevada. Their wedding will be an event of January in Las Vegas where the couple plan to reside after their marriage. Photo by Ferebee Id V, SHE LOVES A GIFT FROM LA POINTE'S f because she a give her an exquisite slip ... hij 1. proportioned slip lias picot lace and lace appli ques at bodice and hem. Miort, sires 32 through 36 and average, 32 through -12 in white, black, sand. Venflian roe nr Mclitrrraiiee. Tall, sires 31 through 41, in white . '2. luiurioui jre bodice ml liemline border grace this slip in white or black. Se 32 through 41, aver age length 3.9,'s ! delirite chateau emhroiilrrv roer th bodice and forme the deep scalloped hrm of this slip in while, pink nr sand. cMrcs 32 through 42, average (. the rlrek-fillinc fheath slip has lace-trimmrd side lil, hrniline and bodice. In while or black. Jisee 32 through 40, average B. 03 X, novel bonlrr of petite fleur lare i accented with lace appliques on both hodire and hem: insets of embroidery add further beauty, XThile or foam tri cot. Jiift 32 through 38, average 12.05 a a a a a a i c Sunday, December tt, IKS X. ' Cap .4 likes nice thing -S.83 Bottles Interesting Flower Containers In this era of casual entertain ing in home recreation rooms, empty bottles can be most use ful as containers for unusual floral arrangements. WHh few exceptions, lower arrangements in bottles are in formal in feeling since the very nature of the container itself is casual and unassuming and the clever hostess can use a wide variety of flowers and green foli age in such arrangements. Tliese vary from a simple rhythmic spray to a grouping of blooms to a highly stylized ar rangement of cut flowers. Bottle containers inflict few limitations. One of these is that most bottles have a slenderness that requires a vertical design in the arrangements. A few types of bottles, however, have squat shapes that call for low rounded flower arrangements. Generally speaking bottles are symmetrical in design, but the over all arrangement is most at tractive In an asymmetrical pat FLOOR (ELEMA ALBUM tern or informal balance. The hostess should seek com patability between the flowers and container in size, color, tex ture, and spirit. For example, the casual composition required with a Mexican bottle could be handled with five sprays of ec tasia, ranging in color from pink to wine, and a spray of plum foliage. Another suggestion is for a wine bottle in wicker which is casual and ties in with modern or traditional decor. This ar rangement can include three white pompons, groups informal ly with autumn grasses. - The round form of a Victorian milk glass bottle calls for a rounded form in an arrange ment. White mums with a tint of yellow, and five yellow roses with curving stems, could be used advantageously. To show how flexible bottle container arrangements can be, try placing a floral arrangement In a suitable bottle on a hang- MODELS and BIG REDUCTIONS from regular price when new VARIOUS SOME REE RECORD WITH PURCHASE OF A MACHINE SINGER 633 Main St. hm ka monday . I Holiday Shortcuts Shortcuts are the key to en joyment of your own holiday parties. Look for ways to save motions. Here are I few to start you off, , If you have to make a lot of in? shelf. In the arrangement, use spider plant branches with one branch falling below the shelf. In the center of the ar rangement, where a broader form is needed, a possibility is a Spathiphyllum. One of the many assets of bot tle container arrangements is that you don't need mechanical aids such as needle holders or chicken w ire. The slim necks of bottles support flowers adequate ly- However, don't crowd the stems. They may become bruised and unable to draw wa ter up to the blooms. With clear glass or light-colored bottles when you can see the stems', be extra careful in placing the flowers. They must be considered as an interesting part of the total picture. Ml DEMONSTRATORS s, TYPES AND MODELS 1 OR 2 OF A KIND SEWING CENTER Lilted In our phone book under SINGER SEWING meat patties, use an ice cream dipper that holds the right amount of meat mixture. D i p the meat in ball shape directly onto tray. Space evenly with room between. Set another tray the same size on top and press down. You can flatten all the Pan Am saves you $66 to New low Jet Thrift far8 any day via California Let your Pan Am Travel Agent plan a carefree trip. Have fun all the way! MclNTYRE TRAVEL SERVICE 116 So. 8th MACHINE COMPANY TU $E DELIVERS g For Christmas K cuni) meat patties at once. Dip up mashed potatoes, veg etables, fruit cups with a dip per. You'll save motions and also keep servings uniform. Save trips with a cart or tray to take foods and dishes to and from the kitchen. 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