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Society 1s enjoying a rus'i season
M'ioclal affairs as the past week
haa beea crewded to the utmost with
parties, dinner and danceB follow
ing afternoons ot bridge teas and
Nab JonlR parties. Of the highest
Importance. this week was the dinner
. dance given In the White Pelican
hotel by the management,, the first
dinner '. dance of the season. ' So
successful was the affair that a sim
ilar dance Is scheduled for St". Pat-!
rick's day, March the 17th. Clubs are !
meeting as usual and informal g.ith-
erlngs re quite In vogue!. Members j
of the yuhger set' are highly. Inter
ested In the Sunset Social club danco
tonight (n tho pdd FeJlows. ' hall.
More thari BOO Invitations were la
sued to guests during the past week.
Several .bridge tolas - and , bridge
luncheon re on the social calcn
dar'for text week bringing In swift
ly, spring activities. '
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MISS HfcMPHKKY , '.-X '
lJtKRtAINS
' .For the pleasure of Mrs. Marvin
Lucas, Mia Prance Humphrey en
tertained at her home on Pine Street
'Wednesday -with ' an Informal even
ing. . A 'dainty ..lunch - wis served
around as attractively arranged
table, with ' Valentine . decorations
carried out in the favors and center
piece." " "Miss : Humphrey's guests
were Mrs. Marvin Lucas Mrs. J. R.
Conway, Ma.,Paul Noel, Mrs. W. P.
Johnson, Mrs. : George Humphrey,
and -the. Miasee' Peart Rente, Grace
HoagUnd,DcrpthyjC urrln, Joseph
ine ', tlndiey, Jean Perry. Ferae
Hanks, Virginia Hoeft, Bessie Tull
and Lola Bynoni. .l. . .. -
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KISS CTRKLX -V ' : " -' . ' ' - "
Jipsrass',. .; ';
'.'. Miss Dorothy Currln . entertained
informally; at her homo. on .Thursday
freehmen'ts were served at a late
toour arbtrnd f tale" which had tor
favor motifs,- Valen tinea... Miss Jean
JPerry was awarded a ijrbtei for; sol
. lng a.crossw.brdi.pusile lilch'had'
fbqen-cleverly arrangedi.by the. hos
tess.' The -eueats' pf . thq ovening
jwer Mrs1.: Mbrvlh- Lucas, Miss Jean
fearl Henie, -Miss JOsepninee kind
ley, -Miss Frances. .Humphrey,. Miss
IjbU Bydoni and , Miss ; Dorothy Cur-
rio. .. -. ; -
MISS HOETT t. - . ;
wfcBs V' j -.:';' '. -:
v Miss Virginia' Hoeft-' ' entertained
Informally...' Friday '-.evening for ' a
group lot '-friends." ,The Invited
guests Iricluded Mrs. Marvin Lucas,
Miss Jean Perry; Miss Ferae Hanks,
Miss Frances: Humphrey, Miss Dorr
othy Currln; Miss Josephine Lindley.
Miss Lois .Bynon and the hostess.
Miss Hoeft served later in the even
ing assisted by her mother,. Mrs.
Wlnfleld Dawley. '
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MUSIC DFP.VRTMKXT ."
HAS GOOD PKOUKAM . . i
The members of the Musfc depart
ment ot the. Library Club held their
fortnightly meeting on Wednesday
afternoon, of this week with Mrs. A.
M.: Worden aa hostess.
A very interesting paper wis pro-
parea y nra. uyuu aautu uu m
Trovatore" and "Lucli di L'amaier
.moor" with 'selections from both ou
..the Vlctrola. The next meeting of the
t' ts nhfduled far tha sec-
nnrt Mnndn. in Miirch at wblcn time
the afternoon will be devoted to
themselves. ' ; Mrs." Rachael Solomon
lctlonj wilt bo given from the opera
ks well.' .' '. V ;' - i
; 'A r' -.;vrii ' ".!.''
busivesjv women ; ;
. ibet mo.vdav
t (Members of the ' Klamath . Falls
Business Professional Women's Club
met on Monday night In -the dining
room o the White Pelican hotel, for
an - Interesting ; dinner and social
evening. ' Following the dinner, Mrs.
45.' L. DaVls ead .from the"Ueve!a
tlons.of ty' Friends" which , the
Knests had. unwittingly written '. cf
thaSaokepi, ,Xfi;i., ttaceal Solomon
ntertaiued, Vltk.. !seloctlons trom
DrlnM'Hcr's '' :'A.tralism Lincoln"
dho' of t'tfto in-wt ' vidc-ly discussed
plays of' thu jwcr. -Mrs. Frank L.
Mars 'plowed with two.'plano solos,
fables tor Mth Jongg, bridge and
Jpicer caraa were arrangea lor mo
guests. The membership of the organisation-
is growing and the group
Oasjo to hava one ot the. largest in
the state by late spring. . ,
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MISS MILLER ,'. ,.; :,. .'
IS'BRIDB ','., 'v'''1 '.'."
Vh a quiet and simple ceremony
ot Charles Cain at the manse of the
Presbyterian church ' on Saturday
evening, ' February seventh, . with
Rev. Arthur L. Rice of Delating' The
" couple wfero attended by George W.
Cain, - brother of Hie groom, - Mrs.
' Cain Is a graduate from the Klam
I atb County high school In the diss
At 1 1 ' r.nln hso hoan inn.
i: nected with the Shaw-Bdrtram lum
' ber company tor the past two years,
'i They wilt make their home In this
Fv -wXh Jj.'.ii-i.ii.'iir.
Silver Cloth
And Velvet
..TTELVET. two Wnds-cf. !ftci -an J
some cloth of KiKci; rrwkc th
frock which twn qu:'.n club,
omta In a .'in when nrc
' pkiin ami trinimin? rcJucd to uch
ncsHeil!o lenna., Uwcvcr, thci's
something very fcmiiiine obOUL the
; lnc rulTlcs and the ftney. bolt aiul
the sash. And womcnrWho atrcM
femininity- will find sood joiixt3
about It to copy.. Jt : . . . '
VALENTINE PARTY '
. JN.. WHITE. PELICAN
'..With one-of the most "delightful
bridge teas of the " season, Mrs.
Warren Hunt and Mra. Alfred Col
lier entertained . this ..afternoon In
the White Pelican hotel.' Miss Le
Lilne . West and ' MIbs - Margaret
Worden assisted Mrs. Hunt and
Mrs. Collier in jrecelvlng and about
the -rooms. -Miss Mercedes' Bayd,
Miss Sara' Etta Truax, Miss Mary
Hunt and' Miss' ''Beatrice Walton
also assisted the hostesses. Valen
tine favors and. -.decorations were
carried out in the spirit of the day
with hearts and colorful flowers
adding to. the attractiveness of the
rooms. . .
Painty corsages were given as
guests fsvors. "-- v ' 1
Tho guest ' list included tho f-jl-
lDwing: Musdames J. 8- Elliott, O
A. Masscy, Hoy Durban. W. It. Boyd
Clarence Underwood, Charles Wood
Eberleln, E. B Hall, Leslie IXogers,
Fred Fleet, Merle West, C. B.
Browne, H. D. L. Stewart, Herbert
Newell, J. Bedford. J. Boyle,. Wll
bur Jones, Del Gammon, L. C. Van
cmoD, lnaries Jiuure, a. d. .
person, Allan Sloan,' H. E.! Hauger,
George Walton, Glenn Jester, Geo.
Stevenson',' Oscar Shlve, Fred Dun
bar, William Duncan, Lynn P. Sabln
John Martin, Will Baldwin, W. H.
Robertson, H. .E. Getz,. .Ed Geary,
R. C. GroBbeck, Syd Evartj,' Charles
Roberts, William McNealy, T. C.
Campbell, R. E. Wright, George I.
Wright, J. R. Shaw, H. W. Bathiany
A. E. Whitman, E. D. Lamb. George
Merryin.in, F. Hill Hunter, Byron
Hardeubrook, G. A. Krauee, William
Dalton, Fred Baiter, Herman Foster
J. J. Parker, H: N. Moe,- Joe Brett,
K. E. aidgtie, iiiriiird Rse, M. P.
Evans, 11. W. Bridgeford, C. P.
Mason, J. A. Gordon, Jack Slater,
Janes Foster, K. G. Cummlngi,
Charles Martin, William Ganong, E.
3. Voatch, ' Bert Thomas, James
Blackwell, . W. E. Lamm, E. H.
Pike, L. ' L. Truax, Luther Rood,
Miss Margaret Worden, Miss Mildred
Olson, Miss LeLalne West, Miss
Loretta Jennings and Miss Anna
Reeves. " -
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LEAGUK MKET3 ' ' .,',
IS GUILD HALL
Mombers of the Church Women's
Service League of St. Paul's Epis
copal church met In Guild Hall on
Thursday afternoon for several do-
llghtful . social hours. . Final plans
i were, made for a 600 party o be
: given Wednesday evening of inxt
week In Guild hall for members ot
the League and their friends. Ar
rangements are under the direction
of Mrs. . L. O. Mills, Mrs. Load,
Mrs. Walter West and Mrs. II. E
Oat. Following the short business
meeting the hostess of the ufteriw l.i
served a dainty tea. They -''
Mrs. Caleb Jones, Mrs. D. V. X'
kendal, Mrs. Allan Sloan and Mvt.
EVENING HERALD, ' KLAMATH FALLS,
DINNER DANCE IS
SEASON'S SUCCESS
One of the mov successful social
affairs of the year was the 'dinner
dance given on tha eve ot Lincoln's
birthday by the management ot the
White Pelican hotel In the hotel din
ing room." 8ocloty turned out en
niaise and rasorvitlons were mado
several weeks ahead U aure the
guests of tables.' A feature of tho
evening was the boxing -match - be
twoen "Xlllie' and Spike" ' Robineon
whl.-h ended in a dras'.'after a four
round bout." . Clement Hogue and
Harold Bell favored ., 'ltU :.' vocal
numbers and Johnny Houston's or
chestra was at Its hsst .with synco
pation. Another dlnu'or dance. Is
scheduled ,-itor St. Patrick's night
which U 'expected U idrplss tha
recent affair.. ; ; "i . ' .
';, Reservations made, far the attalt
wre: Mr. -and Mrs. H. K.- Haugor
and; party "of "six; Mf. and Mrs.
Percy - Murray and party' ot four;
Mr.", and Mrs. Frank D. Lee and
party of .fear; Mr. and Mrs. John
M.,Bodford and party. of four; Mr.
And. Mrs. Lynn P. Sabln and party
ot six; Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Mont
tllus -and party ' ot four; Mr. and
Mrs. Junior Daggett and party of
eight; Mr. and Mrs. F. Hill Hunter
and party ot five; Mr. and Mrs.
John' Boris and. party of four; Mr.
sad Mrs. Leslie Rogers and .party
ot six;, Mr. add Mrs. Fred Houston
and party ot four;.' Mr. add Mrs. J.
P. Brett and party of four; Mr. and
itrs. .C-" A.. Hlschle and party- of
tour; Mr. and Mrs. R. Board and
party of two; Mr. and Mrs.' I. M.
Q lover and put.' ot four; Mrs.. Marie
Davenport and party of five; J. C.
Gilberts and party of: ali; B.' F.
Sloe -and' party of Six;' T. .p. Hender
son.; and , party v of four; - H(i.rd
Cameron, 1J. J. Kckman, W., 0- Ter
rell and T.IP 'Carter. .- .'.. j ' ;
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MRS.- LAXDIK ;''.' ' - ! . -'-. '
c:!Tviifti'ca' ' " '
Mrs.rC.i H LAndts .entertained .in
formally at hf . hom&Tridaji' after
noc '.ftif ;a,:g'roiip'v6t ttdlek -of th2
i'resb;tri!n: 'church. -TltV "after-
doon, was spent In- a social mannei
making. 'It one. ot the most . deiiihi
ful of -the. Informal meetings -which
tha. group enjoj'.' The 'hostess .srv.
ed. tea later to-more thsn -JO gUoats
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INVITATIONS. lOliT ".'
FOH BRIDUB TKA . . i
' -Clever little' invitations printed
in green Ink are. oat tor. a St.. Pat
rick's Day b.dge tea to ba ,!,. Ch.rl U'.IUberU. Mr T.
by Mrs. Vred Dunbar and Mrs. J. w- C and Mrs. 0. H. Merry
S.' Elliott t' Mrs. Elliott's homo atin,8nv" . ; i."'.. ;' ! .
111 facilic lerrace. ......
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HELPING HAND ,
CLVO MEETS . . , .
The meeting ot tho Helping Hand
club -was hold -Wednesday aftor
nqon at the home ct Mrs. R. A.
North,1 760 California avenue.. - The
attendince for .t to day aS
good and the muetlng a nrat sue-1
cessful one. Tho afternoon was
spent In quilting, the hostess serv
ing a dainty . two course luncheon
'jater
The next: meeting, ot the
month- 'will be hold with Mrs. In
geborg Wllkerson at, her homo at
751 California avenue.'
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KPWOHTH LEAGUE
has party ' v -'...' .; .,.
' More', than.. ?Q . m6mbtrs of tho
Younger set, belonging to the Ep
worth : League. ;. of the . Mutoodist
church In the .clly,; enjoyed a Val
entine's party 'Thursday evening in
the church '. parlors., . The , evening
a as spent In game and music and
prizes' were 'awarded to Mlas Veron
ica Washburn and Miss Ituth-t'ofer.
Refreshments were, served later to
the guests' by the ', committee In,
charge. ', : " ;'.-
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fcVTKltTAIv! VITH i .'-'f s'.. - . .
( pANtJN.G. rAnTVv ',' "
Mrs. W. H. ,!Lorenz ana 'miss ina
brahiiir'errtcrtnlued for i 'linmbdr
of frienls' with a dellgbttul danc
ing party on Thursday evening of
th.s week at tho home of Mrs. Lor-
ens. Valentine favors and strung
hearts, lent a charm to the rooms.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Ackloy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waters,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bchallock, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Voy, Mr. and Mre.
R. C. 8plnk, Mr, and Mrs. A. 8.
Graham Mr. and; Mrs. M. L.- John
son, Mr.; and Mrs! J. J.'.Vlllalr, Mr.
and Mni.' Kenneth Klfthn, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Smith, Mr. end Mrs.
E; M. Igl, Mr. ' and ' Mrs. John
Houston, Mr, and Mrs, Barney
Kropp, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lorenz
and the Misses Anna Mae Johnson,
Mamie Harris, Loretta Jennings,
Margaret Worden, Ina Graham, Irene
Anderson, and the Messrs. Oirl And
ereon, Harry B-'orgmdn, Tom B.
Malm key, J, C- Lorenz, O. R. Lorenz,
J. Keneally, Hal Ogle and Dr. Phil
UP. Coo, :;.t;-MLuJ...
! ENTERTAIN WITH
- VALENTINE PARTY
"'More 'thau 100,' guests onJoyd
Mie' Valentino.' day party given In
Lyceum hall Wednesday evening,
b'tno youn'ladles of the Sacred
; Heart church Whon th:y enioi'iain
Jed.wlth.a. pre-LcnteaJc.ird party1 tor
! ihelr. many . friends, ,'fwoiity tables
of S00 were In play as well as soy
oral tables of bridge and othvir
cards. ., Msdamo Montetuma added
U tho Interest of tho evening with
her mystical fortune telling hlch
!.k gave for a-mero pltlanco when
! her baud was crossed with silver.
MIm Ulnnche O'Null ploaJcd with
a 'Valentine's dunce and Miss Kvol
ya riocnchostor-dellgiitea lir autll
ence with recitations.
Miss Evelyn Koonchoster ,, and
Warren Bennett received' .high score
of- the . evening with conolat:oni
going to lr. E. W. Renlck anJ
John Deal. .The party waa by tar
the moat successful ever given In
the hall and the oommlttee In charge
received many compliments tor th
decorations whlon were carried out
In the spirit ot St. Valentine.
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MISS WEST -v.. ..
KM'EUTAlSS .
Miss LeLalne Wet entertained
with bridge on Friday ovenlitg In
honor of Miss Mildred . Olson of
Seattle, vho" Is In . Klamath Falls
as the house guest of Iter slater, Mrs
William Qrtuong:' Miss Margaret
Wordoo ..agisted Ml' West In her
duties as uostess. The following
guests woro . preschl. Mrs. Lynn
aauiu. . Mrs. Aiiiert .uormon, Miti.
Orln Dsdinua. Mrs. J. it. Shaw. Mrs.
E. J. SVIsecurver.. M. Avli Me-
Connull, Miss Lorena Jennings, Ms
Margaret Warden.tho honor guest
Miss Olson and the. hostess Miss
West.-, ..... s .
St'HOOL C HlLDRJiN
EXJOV PAHTY s ;, ..
The children ot j -tha . Falrvlo
school, In district JSo.. 42. were en
tortilned with a delightful valen
tine party at'wblob lime they com
bined . a i program with selections
from Washington and Lincoln and
St. Valentine' Dar, Tae parents of
the children: also-nttended the pro
gram and' ohjoj-ed-; It- lbjroug.ily.
Thexlass rocm wis decorated In ac
cordance with tho program with rod
hearts., green " boughs and , Ameri
can ' flags.-; . Those . present during
the-' afternoon Were Mr. and .Mrs.
Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and
daughter Jean, Mrs:- Jlobert .Chevna
and sons. Dile and.JImmy, Mrs. Tay
Wr and Jaon.iOren, Mrs. : Matney and
daughter Dilly.'Mrs.i Strayor. .
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aictiox bmii4' I'?- o , , ,
ciiCu.MKKT. ;;., ', ' . . ;.
'Membera ::oV' Vhel.' Auction'. Urldgo
clhb.' were'- enlorlalned with' brldgo
lUnobooa by MTs-i't?. ,'H. .MerrTnan
at'.her home oh'.iWedncsday. ' Fol
Wwlpfe -'the luncheon.. bridge , was
playedt high score of the a'fterndon
awarded, to,. Mrs. E.. B:. Hall. Tho
guests, of the' afternoon were Mrs.
T. C. . Csimpbell and members pros
ent Were Mrs. Lj' F. Wlllltts, Mrs.
E. B. Hall, Mrs. O. R. Wright, Mrs.
William Duncan, Mrs. Oscar Shlve.
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I KSTKRTA1X AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Harry d'olls were
hosto at dinner, Tnursaay evening in
I honor of their 20th wedding anni
versary or china woddlng. Dlnnor
guests . wcro Mr., and Mrs. Georgo
Ilarnhart. M'r. and Mrs. Goorge' R.
Lindley, Mrs. Robert,. Mies Myrtlo
- srVy Polls. Other
guests wore bidden tor later in the
evening to spend ' several hours in
music and games. They were Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs.- Walter' West, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Cofer. ' -
EVENING AT BRIDOE
Mr. and Mrs. O.. D. Mathews en
tertained Informally, on.,. Wednesday
evening with twp' tables of . bridge at
their home. -High scores of tho evo
nlng. woro given to Mr. and Mrs.
Robblns. Thosa .who enjoyed . th-.
evening's play were Mr. and Mrs. A.
Whitehead. Mr. ' and Mrs. T. R.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. -Robblns and
Mr. and Mrs. O.' D. Mathews. -
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PRESBYTERIANS ' ' '"
ENJOV PARTY;',,
.Members and. friends . of , the
Presbyterian ctiitrch enjoyed one of
the most delightful parties thoy havo
had last night.. Games and 'music
took, up the maor portion of the
ovoolrig. ' Wig's,. ileticedes Boyd en-
luriameu ,wun , several, piano num
bors. A Soxtette was thoroughly
enjoyed, composed of Lynn P.
Sabln, Dr. George Mallet't, E. S.
Veatch, Mrs. Bert Thomas and Miss
Augusta Parker.,- M.rs. E. 8. Veatch
accompanied the group.' Several
recitations were given, by Betty
Zlmmorman, followed by two panto,
mimes. Tho program ot the eve
nlng was in charge' of Mrs. E. 8.
Henry and Mrs. Spannus and Mrs,
ueorge Orlitle wore on the refresh
ment committee.
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KKDRON CLl'U
ENTERTAINS , (
. Members of the Kedron club -were
entertained Jn the Presbyterian
church parlors'- on- Thursday eve
ning, with a .social hour folowlng
Bible study and a business meeting
Mrs. C. L. Harvey and Mrs, Adams
wero in charge of the evening's af
fair. .j .
OREGON
MRS. JOHNSON IIOHTKSH .
Mrs. W. P. Johnson entertained
for members ot the Ilap-py Hour
club aud suveiul guests ut her borne
Tuesday uttornaon. T.ie gugita,
were Mrs. Harry Louchi, Mrsi II, Is.
Pelts, Mrs. Rlnohart Mostenbauher
and thu following . members: Mrs.
Harry Richardson, Mrs. Will Deck.
Mrs. Jennie Hum, Mrs. Quorge
Humphrey. Mrs. It. A. Emniltt,
Mn. Wellngtan Templar, . Mrs. S.
P. Summers, Mrs. Ed Cropst, Mrs.
J. J KoIlM, Mrs. O. M. Hector,
Mr. (1. W, Stolnmets, Mrs. It. N.
Jones. Mrs. Lawrence Rucoulch.
Mrs. Ed Lnwreuco and tha hostess,
Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Jeunlo Huru
will entertain In a , fortnight.
UOY MNK IIONOHKl) '
' For tho pleasure of her son Hoy
Nine, who colobrated his 14th birth..
day anniversary yesterday. Mrs.
Preston Nine entertained with an
lutormal party for a number ot
friends. Games and muslo aped the
evening hours. The guests were the
Misses Grace Ginger, Ina WoMfull,
Marjorle tltlnsou, Gnrtrudo, Lindley,
Gwendolyn Clay, Vera Moore, Gon-
evieve-Houston, Helen Mason, Lu
cilia Nino and Jack Elliott, Elmer
Wllkerson, Mathew Kohn, . Buddy
Dean, 'Roland Ulrlcb, Armand 111-
rich, Rex Davis and Itoy Nina,
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SHIS. RICHARDSON
KONOKKI) '
hi honor of Mrs! Hurry Richard
son, who wll luave the coming week
for, Vreko, Mrs. J. !. Johnson en
tertained members of the Happy
Hour club at lior homo on 'Friday
otternoon. Mro. Richardson was
presented with a silver gift aa a
remembrance - from the club. The
guests ere Mrs. Harry Richardson,
Mrs.. Will Beck, Mrs. Jennie' Huru,
Mrs. Georgo Humphrey, Mrs. R. A.
Emmltt, Mrs. Wellington Tomplar,
Mrs. S. P. Summon, Mrs. Ed Cropst,
Mrs. J. J. Kellor, Mrs. O. M, Hoctor,
Mrs. O.. W. 8tclnmcU. Mrs. H.,H.
Jones,- Mrs. I.awrence HutonVh,
Mrs. kd Lawrence and t:io hostess
Mrs. Johnson. : - r ,
ICJiurcliQsl
-8. I'mil'" KpUcopal Church
7th and High street. ,
Holy Communion 8 a. mi '
Church school 10:00 a.-m.
, Morning prayer 11:00 a. m.
'"From Wealth to Destruction."
Evening; prayer 7:30 p. m. '
"Morality , of Youth."
Following the ovonlhg services
then ;-- be a' discussion group,
v n...vu jureiuB are -invuoa,
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: .' ; SM'cntlr Day Admitisl
.'1015 Rose Stroot.' ... .' ' ' r. ",r
': Alva O. Wnlkir; Paatbr. ' ''
10 n. m. Sabbath school (Satur
day.) Preaching, 11 a. m. Subject)
"Cod's Wise Men." welcome.
'.,; '",-.. :.;
' ' ' Zlon Lutheran Church
Chamber of Commerce hall, Fifth
and Main. ;
9:30 n. m. Sunday school.
, 10:30 a. i. Morning worship
with ' termon. ' ' . .
r a. W. Hotfmann,' Pastor.
Furs
Milady
DO YOU KNOW?
Thought applied to mat
ter constructs; furs are
materials that need to be
constructed thoughtfully.
Experience, knowledgo,
plus responsibility la my
guarantee. ; . , .
I will do your work
30 to 50 per cent loss
than any other i tur
house In Klamath
Falls. ' i
A postal will brlag
mo to your home.
Mrs. Win Bessler
Furrier; '
023 Washington'
Sixth and Seventh
Ilet.
Swansons
Barber Shop
Look) for the Tallest Pole
In the World
,
Beauty Shop In con
nection. '
, Gertrude Johnson In
charge
'
Specializing In Marcel
. ing, water waving and
French paper curl.
' Bhampoolng, scalp treat
ment s, faoial - massage ,
' and manicuring for ;
ladles and men.
. Jlalr tinting and hair -goods
made to order. .
' Phone 318
62S Main St
Wyyvvywvvwwwvvyvyvvvi'vwywvi1
ciii'istiiin ciiuirii ;
Sunday sellout ut 10:00, Morning
worship at 11:00. Hormon "Thi
Oreatcst Virtue".
Kvonlng sorvico at t::iu. (termon
God's Ntornnl 1'urpoio."
C. K. at 6:30.
W. K. Ilobbltt, Minister.:
!
i First VreiibytorUn tliun'h '
Sixth and Pine streets.
10:00 a. m. Church school,
11:00 -a. m. Morning worihlp.
Sermon: "Praying tho-World Right
aide up." Anthem: "There is a City"
Shelley. Organ numbers: "Marcho
Rollgleuao" Adams, "Invocation
Mallly.
4:30 p. in. Vesper Servloo. Organ
prelude: "Chorus ot Seraphs" Hig
gle, "Serenade" Schubert, Anthem:
Day Is Dying Jn tho West" Speaks.
Sermon: "Two Prayers and Two
Prayers,"
t:30 p. m. C. K.
Arthur L. Rice, Minister.
.
Orsce Mctiiodlst Church
Corner 10th and High.
Sunday, Fob. 15, 1935.
10:00 a. m. Sunday schnul.
11:00 a. in. Morning worship. Ad
dress by B, K. Kurtclininu, "The
Jow In America". Music by the
choir. '
6:30 p. in. Kp worth League.'
7:30 p. m. Evening worship, Ad
STARVING IN KLAMATH FALLS f , ,M
Taor may look sleek and prorparouS, well-fejl til roe tmies a day. .'
but there are In Klamath Falls starving souls; souls that have
not been fed for yeurs. We nru careful to feed our bodlei whic!
will last but for a few ducadns; oirght we to neglect the soul
which lives etnrnnllyT Prayer, worslilp, church ol tendance, t
tho food on hlch tho soul thrives, ... ..i,,
Hours of Wcrshlp, Sunday at 11 a. m, and 4:30 p..m.
niWT I'llKSIIYTKHIAN CHUM II '
Sixth nod l'lue Streets ', Arthur L. Hlcn,' .Minister
"God's Eternal Purpose1
Bobbin's
i.. Sunday Eveningsubject , ' '.
t-. at the''' " ' ';'' '
i . v Christiani Xhurch "
Morning sermon : "The Greatest Virtue" '
Photographs
of the Kiddies
Never grow up.
Have them made how. ,
Hhoto
A'sT
ENLARGING AND TINTING
Opposite. Court House 327 Main Street
Auto Wrecking
Over 80 cars of all popular makes
; . . ' . V , ' ' '
wrecked for their good parts 1
We are just wrecking the following-
Olds. 8.
Oakland Six
Nash 6
Paige 6 '
Stephens 6
T- " . 1 . TV A A
1 Buick H-44-45
Buick D-45
Dixie Flyer
Studebaker 6, 1918
All Parts at
the Cost
Klamath Falls Auto Co.
ROY CALL, Prop.
"The small garage with a large trade"
Phon 246-R 224 Main St
SATURDAY, FEB. 14, lOSS
I . . J.. . Illlli .11' Ji.. I. .i.l!U ! ,-' ',
drots by tho pastor, '"Tarrying 'fur
Power." Duello: Mrs, John ' Lln
fesly and II. R. Patterstm. ( i
Come and .warship with us.'
' ' TIiok. Ov Vuung, Pastor.
STINSON'S
f STUDIO,,,
is now located at
- 737 Main St
Ladies
Special price on
Marcelling
for all ot next week -
Take advantage ot this won
derful opportunity and have ,
jour hair marcelled for
75c
At the .
(XIMKOItT llHAl'TV HHOl'
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QUALITY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE
FRAMES
j room
1. Chevrolet 490 . . ;
1 -ton Republic tiuck
1 Kelly truck,. v
. 1 Maxwell truck ' '
1 Saxon 6
1 Overland 85 ' '
1 Overland 90..
2 Overland 75
2 Fords
Less Than Half
of New Ones