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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1922)
ATUiuAV, APniii in, iiwa THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH JF ALLS. OREGON Page Two P 1 it .9 B .1. S B tgl t The Evening Herald I'. K. 80ULK....Klltor and Publish H. II. HI Mi............... City Kdlior Published dully except Bnndny, by Tim Itornld l'tibllslilnR Company of Klnmnlh Knlls, nt 110 KlRhth street. Entered nt tho poslofflco nt Klnm nlh Fnlls, Ore., for transmission tliroiiuli tlio malls nj second-class matter. MBMIIER OK TUB ASSOCIATED PIIE8S Tho Associated l'res Is exclmlre ly entitled to tho use, for publica tion nf nil news dlpatche credited to It, or not otherwise credited In thin nnpor. nnd nlso the local news 'published herein. WMMMWWMWWWWWMWWWMWMMWyWW OutburtU of Everett True By Condo MWWWWWWWWWWVMWWWWWWWWWAVi sattiw.w. Ai'iiiii in. mag J XO TIMB VOl LIKE I TIlKtlK In no time for anKcr, Tbcre U no time for hate; N'or any tlmo for war. With Its Into of Brave and tears. ifpvrriiiiK men to urines Of prehistoric years; i ilieir wake w nolo nation starring, OrylnK. In despair their need, Tortured, helpless, hoplcs victims Of Inhuman, ruthless Vreed. ''Mil tie world shall censo Its tu mult and abandon strife, Hjrro s'rmlnK Is no time for life. ' 'o mankind I offer serrlce, ' ! np nthrrs when I enn , yv n-orid v(lll bo keptbusjr iicRjun n lour-squaro man. , , r Orlando Kline. M. D. ' : . i.-i. i , u EASTER i EATErt, annlrerwry of thanes tiTPfilon; and" real birthday of Christian ciTlltratton, apaln Is ecle u ncd ns It has been for nearly i " year, Primarily It Is a religious festival, f'lrlst'anity's rMlylnc day. on which evening of auction bridge and music. r.iw wanderlnB sheep return to! Their RUMts crc. Mr. and Mrs. K. II. ''e fold to hear Inspiring sermons "lit 5lvr many a new lease on life. T!ie spirit of Caster Is tho spirit e' tlin Resurrection of spring the rwaVrnlng of life, hop and happl- en after the long death of winter. In l'. rense. the Kaster season Is ob- " 'ed even In heathen countries. The Mlil'ng Illy and the Kaster egg are . vinbollc of the eternal ro-blrth of life. Let us strive, this Easter, to res urrect tho best that Is In us and faro tho futuro with re-born hope, toler ance and Christian Kindness to our fetlSws, striving to extend the glad spirit of Easter until It permeates all days of the year. Mrs. Kstollo Cnrrler, head of tho, history department of the, 8ant Hosa high school Is spending tho Kaster holidays with friends hero. Mrs. Can rler, formerly n tenrher In tho Klnm- nth county high school tin been ex teusloly ontertalnod during her May Sunday night Mr. nnd Mrs, B. II llat rntertnlned with nn Informal dinner nt their np.irtmont In tho Hall annex. It was n M'ry delightful affair mid wns oiijood by Afr. nnd Mrs J t llrorkenbrouKh. Miss Mnvlo McMil lan, Herbert Harry, Mrs. Lottie Mar tin nnd Mrs. Cnrrler Wcdilesdny nttenioon Mis Mario McMillan entertained nt brldgo for Mr. Cnrrler. SeNer.il of the Klamath county high school teacher entertained Mrs, Cnrrler nt n dinner at tho Club cafe, Tuesday evening nnd afterwards tho evening win spent nt tho While Toll can renewing former friendships. Those honoring Mrs Carrier wero Miss Mnry Craig. Miss Hetty Reyes. Miss Avis PatiRherty, nnd Miss draco Knrrand. Tho I'syehology class will meet In tho Library club rooms Monday night April 17th, nt 8 o'clock. Arch deacon Vnn Wntera will bo lender for tho evening, Kvoryono to eordl ally Invited to attend, Mr. II 1. L, Htottnil nnd Mrs. Fred Dunliar outertnlned on ThttrM day evoiilttg nt tho formerV homo honoring Mrs, (loldeu Lincoln. Tito affair was a Httrprtoo and kitchen shower. Tho guests were attired lit nprotts A "pot-luck" dinner wns serv ed nt 7 o'clock nnd tho venltig was spent In playing bridge. Tho giteM wero Mesdnmus Lester Torullllgor. L 1. Van Mellon, M. 8. West. It B Do weese, (lien Jester, J. II. Cnrtor. IV H I'npe, Chns. Martin, J. K. Blllott, Chas. L. Moore, J II. Bttders, II. L, llnrdrnhrook, Jurk Sinter and the honor guoM. The Hosehtirg News llevlow ghes tho following account of a welcom Ing party given In lloselitirg this week for former Klnmnth Knlto resl- "r" " ...... . I WJinrlon. Mis Jane Wharion. Miss club of II I' t) Mrs. Carl Wlmberlv wns hostess'.,, . ...... .. SCIENCE IN BAKING CflBM'B H'lto lis ('" 'Imt baking telil J iMiiiliiiv to llt ileitree t f ilejtrtvx for luead. SIIOt'LD (lie linking not Inko place at tho right lime, on meoiint of Mailing thirty minute-, for jour , the gut to iilliiwril In eenpe. YOU do not have to wait for your oven to heat It it al ways ready; jutt turn the twitch, in two minutes you're ready to bake. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Vtlltn Will,. 1 1 Mr, Cllv linr.liiti Mr. Inst evening nt n dinner nt her homo T,,m Wlmrlln M,M Mr), , I Cnrl Wlmberly The regular meeting of the .adit GAIN FOR VIRTUE TUB 'Easter season lg a fitting tlmo for spiritual Inventory; for consideration of loss or gain in reli gious standing. It is cheering at this Easter season to noto the balanra sheet show a decided credit for the effort of the twelvemonths of 1921 an Increase in church membership of 761,727. When all Is said by the cynics and the prophets of evil, the fact remains that right Is constantly gaining as cendancy over wrong, and truth over falsehood. , Tho dovll Is blatant and bis works aro performed to tho tune of loud noise. Virtue makes progress quietly. Ueeauso c-vll Is exceptional, tho wick edness of the world gets more display than tho good work that aro dally being performed by myriads of good citizens. T "Wo aro gad to note, thb activity of tho oar In organization of the forces of good. It Is pleasant thought for .Kaster contemplation. Prairie. A L. Mice. May Telford, and Mobt. Goctz. Misses.Mary Mall, Augus ta Parker, Ollvo and Jfnudo Carleton. Snyder, Payne. Kannle Virgil, and Vera Houston. The next meeting will bo with Mrs. A. M. Collier, April 2. at her home at Third nnd Pine streets Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whlttock. Mrs. Estelle Carrier, Mrs. Martin, Herbert Barry and Mr. Albcrtson. Mrs. Wi, P. Johnson entertained the Happy Hour club Tuesday after noon at her homo, 743 Valnut ave nue. Tho time was plcasantlr spent In needle-work. Recently the club In augurated th'e custom of giving a sil ver offering at each meeting for the benefit of the playground work of the chamber of commrcc. Those present were Mcsdames It. A. Emmltt, Ed ' Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Truax enter Propst. W. J. Sielamctr, R. J. Sheets. I talned n few of tho younger set Frl Harry Richardson. Ceo. Humphrey.' day evening at their new homo on Miss Mary Craig gave a dinner Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ranong tn the grill room of the UTiltc Pelican hotel. is Mrs. Horaco Mrldgcford entertain ed tho Lelsuro Hour club Tuesday afternoon at her homo at Pelican City. Theru wera flvo tables of brldgo. At tho cloto of tho afternoon dollclous refreshmenta wero served. Tho decorations wero In keeping with tho spirit of tho Kaster season. Mrs. ilenrletta Molbasc won the prlzo for high score Tho Missionary Society of tbo Methodist church next Thursday at tornoon at tho homo of Mrs. Carrlo Malors. Tboro were eighteen mem bers present. Tho leader for tho aftor noon was Mrs. W, J. Stelnmett and tho subjects considered wero "Latin Amerira" and "Africa". After tho pionram n social hour was enjoyed nud tea was served by the hostess. Thursday ovonlng Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Urockenbrough entertained with nu Informal dinner, followed by an Sam Summers, Wellington Templar, E,d Jones, JJ. Keller. L. Ruconlch, "Jennie Hum, O. L Hector and tbo guests, Mrs. C. I. Rcckard, Mrs. Ray Tatlow and Mrs. Olan Pfopt. ' 'Mrs. Chas, Dlundel Drownc enter tained Informally at bridge Tuesday afternoon at her home In tho Sunset apartments. The prize for high score was won by Mrs. Byron Harden brookTThe guesU were MesdamtsT. A. Stovenson.'P S. Pope. H W. Hen derson, J. E. Enders, Hardin Carter. Dyron Hardenbrook. Louis Hoagland and J. M. Allnut. The Assembly Dancing clug gave one of their delightful dances Mon day night at the White Pelican hotel. There was not a large crowd but all present declared It one of the most enjoyable dances of the season. Tho next dance will be given May Sth, and Is to be Informal and will be In the nature of a May party. Each couple may Invite another married couple as their guests. Aloha Chapter of tbo Eastern Star held a regular meeting Tuesday even ing at tbo Masonic ball. After tho bus lnefl meeting a short program fol lowed, consisting of n clever piano roonologne given by Miss Florence Pfrcmmer and a reading by Mrs. W. C. Van Emon. Miss Pfremmer hup como here only recently but Is a tery welcomo addition to Klamath Fall society because of her charming per sonality and many accomplishments. Mrs. A. L. Itlco and Mrs. E. B. Otto were hostesses to tho children of tho primary clatscs of tho Presbyterian Sunday school, Saturday afternoon. This was an Easter parly and was held In the church parlors. The Kedron club met at the home of Mrs. Uurge Mason Tuesday even ing. Mrs. Mason was assisted In ear tertalnlng the club by Mrs, Hollo C. Groesbeck. After the regular business meeting a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments nervod. The dining room was decorated In a color scheme of pink, using sweet peas and pink cyclamen and small pink Easter bas kets for the favors. Those present wero Mesdames A. M. Collier, Wy gant, O, L. nrown, W. S. Slough, R. C. Oroesbeck, N n. Drew, Roy La M. Willi... 0,in,lp. f,,.,n I'll. ii. I "' ..,,.-. ..... ..v.- .... ....... . both Orlgsby) entertained this after- '"V" '" " " "r '" '',.. V ",' , Mlsi Lots Parks nnd the hostess. Mrs noon with n reception honoring Mrs Carrier, nt her homo 721 X. Ninth street. Sho Invited her former ctnss mates nnd friends of Mrs. Carrier The decorntolns wore of Easter flow er and nn Easter egg hunt wai one of tho game of tho afternoon. A deli rious supper Is planned fur Medninrx Herman Foster, Jame Foster, Hnr din Carter, (lien Jester, Roderick Smith, Sam Holdrn, Jnmes Lytic, Lo Parker. Hans Wagner, Everett Mc folium. Hornre, Manning nnd Estelle Cnrrler; Misses Myrtle Jones. Flor ence Mradley. Vera Thompson, Fern Hanks, draco llonglnmt, Marie Oben chaln, Ruth Llndsey Mary Jenkins, Dorothy Currln. Albertlna Nltschelm, Esther Calkins, nnd Margaret John ston. ' i Masll Mrown, son of Mr and Mrs. O. L. Mrown celebrated his thirteenth birthday at his home, Ninth and Lin-' coin streets last Saturday evening. I The tlmo was very happily spent In! games and stunts put on by some of, the talented guests. Thono en Jo) Ing' tbo evening were, Jean Thompson,! Zepha Rogers, Allso Massey, Lena' Luln, Helen Abbey, Huth Color. Ad-j (MO JenKinn i.ois niTuun, tmuTrr Llndsey, Dorothy Dunham. Thelma Brlzzle, Joy and Joe Evans, Chas. I ly. Mr. and Mrs. (J. V. Wlmberly hnto been making their homo In Klamath Fnlls for tho past few jenra nnd hao Just recently returned here They Intend to mnkn their home hero In the future. Tho Carl Wlmberly home was very attractive for tho occasion last ovonlng with decorations of liar- rlssus, hynclnth nnd geraniums The' dinner table wan prettily decorated ( carrying out the spirit of Baster with plnro cards and favors The hostess was assisted In serving by Mrs (luy Cordon. Thoso "present wero Mrs 0 V. Wlmberly, tho guest of honor. Miss Alice 1'e.lnnd. Ma Kmmn IV laud, Mis draco I.lojil, Miss Moss K will ho held on Tuesday nt 2 3U p. III. Mesduines B l Lamb. T. f Campbell, It. B. Ie weesit and Myron Hardenbrook will bo hostesses All vlalllng tod)' Elks are Invited i 1 1 i " iN 1, MmmH0mlm .WWWWWWVWWWWVWSMWWMWWWWWWWWWI, SAVOY CAFE 532 Main Street CHINESE DISHES NOODLES SPECIAL MERCHANTS' LUNCH, 11 TO 2 0000000000000j0m0f00t0j0j000 Fourth street. The time was very Johnston, Murge Mason. Meredith pleasantly spent In sames and music. Htitchtns. Hugh Currln, (lordon and delicious refreshments were scrv-' Smith, Donald Harlan, Forest Colson.J ed at the ciojo of the evening Freddy niehn and warren Tice. sssW? 'sSssIssp M.J I BEST 'ItCOsO J.-... .J lsjL stnvict MmmL 507 The Dollar The dollar you can't afford to lo.su is tho dollar to put in the Hank. We have thousands of such dollars here, and yours will be in good company, absolutely safe, ready for you when needed, and the older it grows the more it will be worth. 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