November 14, 1031
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE nVE
CITY BRIEFS
Kteetet Home Mr. nd Mra.
Iiiiuald llrown, whu ariir mar
ried In Klamath Kalla a wees
mi, ar eapeeieil In ft urn thla
ik iid Iroiii Han Krmirl.ro
wlier they (pout their luiuey
moon. Mr. mid Mra. liruwu
era married November 7. II"
In III ion uf Mr. nd Mr. II.
llrown of via Owena alreet did
Mra. Ilriiwn will b remembered
as Mlaa l.llllun Woodruff. They
will make Ihelr hum In Klam
ath full..
Moved la Portland Mr. and
Mra. W. !. Ilnuwoud hav moved
lo Portland, Oregon. II. C.
llrown, father iif Mra. Ileiiwood
and Mr. Ileuwood'a parents ac
companied them uiirlh. Mr.
llrown will apend aoina lima
vlallln In Halem and wllb bis
alitor In Corvallls.
leaving fur Mrniih Mr. and
Mra. l.oula Hanson and aun.
I. oula. Jr., ol I&0 Martin street,
arc leaving by molnr In Ilia near
future lo vliil relatives In riur
Id and (Icorgl. Mr. Ilensnn la
a mechanic (or Iha Klamalb r"or
rat rroiacllve aaaoi lailou.
T H"'r Turkey pinner Tha
public la Invited lit roina and en
Joy ft turkey dinner, lo be given
by tlroup 4. of Ml. Mary'a AHar
society at Iha Pariah hall. Hun
lay, November U. IMimer will
be served Irniu II unlit p ni, A
liumlnal laa will ba charged.
Wlllar.l liMcele- liueata al Ihe
Wlllard Hotel Krlday night In
cluded II. W. I.akeu. slcCl.iud.
Pallf.; Mra. K. K. Ward. HI. Paul.
Minn , U. II. Ilrnnka. Ml. hhaeta.
Calif., and Howard lieeaerl.
Kureka. Calif.
Peons Han r'rawlaro Ban
Francisco gueate In Klamath
Kalla Haturilay, reglatered at Ihe
llolal Wlllard, Included II. M. Al
lium. II. J. Ir. Hnlph W.
Chaffa. W. 11. Trainer. W. CI.
Ilymau. A. II. llnrdon, Walter
Johnaon. A. U. Marlon.
IHiinee tiuceta Mr. and Mra.
II. C. llrown and ann. Krneat.
and daughter. Marlorle, siere
gucata al an Intormal dinner
iiarty at tha bom of Mr. and
Mr. Clarence I'lne. M Owena
afreet. Thursdsy evening, No
vmbr Iff.
Carroll Vlalte H. II. Carroll.
Healile, former resident o thla
rlty. la In Klamalb Kalla visit
ln friends and looking aller
property Interests.
At Tlh
rlrwt lnt)1rrtaa I'harrh, Ith
bald aa uaual at ll a. nj. and
hald aa uaual a til a. m. and
1 ID p. m. with, th paator, tha
rt. A. Thodor Bmllb, aprak
Ing both morning and rnlng.
Tb topic for tli morning err
mon la "War What Ar th
prnaprrta for Prrmanrnt prac?"
and th toplr for th rrnliig
arrmon la "Whom (iod Truata."
Mra. (irorg W. M. Inlyr. or
ganlal. praarnla (or th morning,
aa proludr. Srrndarn'a "Uo
manrr" and aa offrrlory Tarhal
kowaky'a M.-loilla." whll Mlaa
Auguata Parkar, dlrrcllng tba
choir, prrarnla aa tb anlhrm
t'hrlatiaii. th Morn." by Hhrllv. i
Morn," ny niiaiir
In lh. rrrnlng th organ prrludr ,
will b. 'Hu.ol- by Tod and a.
olr-rtory. Ka.orll I ) .. Mb -i
Doroihy A. Hinllh. dlr-llng lh.
young propl-'a rhorna prrarnla a. .
'.h apwlal mualc, "Jua. 8alor.
Lord of I-..." by lillbrrt. Tb.
thrlailao Kndraror a. l.ltr mm :
at :S0 o'clock In th ..mlna. I
Th aanlnr Irailrr la Lillian Kni
kay. Tha lllbl. achool with
:laaara for all ara mrria al I: 4a
i. m. Tli public la cordially
wolromrd to any or all o( Ihra
arvlca.
a a a
The Hnl vol Ion Army. 1 Wal
nut airrct. Knalgn and Mra. C
Kord In charg. VJuarlrra ITaS
(Irrgon arrnu. Hall and office,
phon 6l-W. Rrangrllallc mrrt
lnga aa fnllnwa: Turailay. Thura
ilay, Hniurday and Hunday ra
nlnga. I p. m., Ilollnraa meeting
Sunday. I p. m. Young Paoplr'a
mretlnga ar aa (ollowa: tilrl
(iuarda mrrtlng held at hall Mon
day rvenlnga. g p. m.. for glrla bo
iwren agea of 11 and 111 yrara In
ctualv. Corpa Cadeia claaa W'rd
nriday Tcnlng at hall, 7:SU p.
in., for Salvation Army Junior and
aenlor young peopl between tha
agra o( 11 and in yeara o( .
Hunbeam meeilnga Friday atler
noon. 4: IS. lor glrla between agea
S and 11. Pcoula and Chuma meet
lug Friday night. S o'clock, (or
boya betwosn S and la yeara of
age. Fir patrnla, working. Hun
day achool and lllhle claaa Hunday
allernoon, 2;30. Young People'
Legion aorvlc :3 p.m.- The
young people not otherwla en
gaged In Chrlallan work ar In- I
vlted to lh ahov meetluga.
a a I
1'lrnt Mrlhcxllat rlinrrh. corner .
Tenth and High alreeta, Melville ;
T. Wire, paator. Hunday achool '
at :4S a.m. Morning wnrahlp
at 11. Anthem, "Com Thou i
Fount of Every llleaalng." Th
NORTHLAND
Transportation
Company
To all points North
East and West
For Convenience
Kcononiy. HhIi and
l)eirnlBllllly
RUK IIIK NimlllLAND
Phnne 999
Terminal Stage
Depot
Union Stage
830 Klamath Ave.
From Oregon CHIee Visitors
In Klamalb Kalla ha I unlay from
other Oregon cities Inrludad the
following who wer guests at lb
Hotel Wlllard: N. J. tary, Houg
laa Crulkahank, J. K. Itiiuerlaon.
of Portland; C. P. Wanlrhnk, C.
I., latad, J. Klwuod latad; M. It.
I'la, of Hand; Mr. and Mra.
W'allvr II. Jonas, Thomaa freed,
U. A. Iiarr, C. 8. biuarl, 11. (1.
Harding. Madford.
(iurala at llntl Oueate at Iha
Hall llolal Friday night Included
II. W. Iilcblnaln, W. R. Aldrlrb.
Portland; Dr. and Mra. L. Park-
ar, New York City; Mr. and Mra.
H. A. MrCutcheon, Heal lie; Mar
man Wllham, palilay; Ik Lo,
city; L. Harnes, Chicago, 111., and
(iaorga Pandargrafl, Los Angalaa.
l.lcenaos Kerured Marries .
renae war aaturad Haturilay by
Ur'ivar Clavaland Ilatlorf, 47.
and Ion L. plummar, II, both
of JXIamath Falla, and by Mlllon
lloy Vane. J7, and Kuhy Uayl
Thomaa, 11, alio of Klamalb
Falla.
Arrl Hatunlay Arrlvala Hal.
urday morning at Iho Dotal M il
lard liKludKd M. I). Hnoilgraaa,
Anrhoragn, Alaaka; H. C. u kr
nian and Hay MrCarty, Htorklon,
Calif.: I.. N. Ilralnerd, Portland
and C. C. Taylor, Lo Augulr.
U III Vlll NMrr Iran Coving
ton of Mrrrlll, laft Halnrday
morning for Krdinond. Ora .
vhwrw b will aprnd two
Hilling bla alalwr. II la making
lh trip by motor.
Conflunl lo Hum I. Mil Dor
othy Dan, daugbtrr of Mr. and
.Mra. W. T. Dean, of 1U4 Wbit
avenu. baa bn rnnflnad lo bar
bum (or tb paat wk with III
l.aaa. Kamuiagr hair I'lanard Group
No. I of HI. Mary'a Altar aorlrty
will bold a runimag aal la th
Magutr building on Mala alrwet.
Nalurday, .Nomlr II.
Motor lo Kugrnr Among Kla
mathll woo moiorrd lo Kugone
lo wllnraa th horaromlnt gam
Kalurday wrr Circuit Judg W.
M. Duncan and aon. Oeorga.
MamUrd llrarrr Mrrl-rTbar
will b a marling of th Htaadard
llrarar Monday alanine al 7 00
o'clock at th hum of Ea Km
taraon, lilt Portland alrvrl.
CIhiiiiirdh3
arrmon will b tb la at D th,
arrir, on Iha T.mpiatlona or
thrlat. -Th Third T.mptatlon.
or lh Aaaault Through th Voca
tional." Kpworlh laagu at :30
P.m' Al T:, p-m- ,h nwrlra
111 b In charg of Mra. o T
( a.prr a Kunday arbool claaa. and
will b In th Iniarrat at world
praca. Hpaclal rholr numbrr In
rharg of H. K. Paltrraon; piano
ai-lo by Mra. F. C. Forbra; planft
and rlolln numb.r by laabal and
.halma Tiara; ocal aolo by Mra.
filrnn Krnt: addrraaoa on world
par by Mra. D. J. (Jood and Orr
nld lloh.
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.,. ow ,lm. 0p';,0r;n".
lg. ,.r u. D W rayrr pa.lor
8ulin.r .rhool - J ""J- ""r.
,ir,hln, , rh ITrachln. Il
M 0vlork h" p.'"l mJ" "
..h7. ",0.1; .V.u
VcKlnnon l-adlna Hn-,i.ri
"'"nn leading. Bprclal alng-
The H. W. Poole Theatres
THE PINE TREE
lat lihowllig Toda
of
SUNDAY and MONDAY
"Homicide Squad"
A thrilling picture whose gripping story is dedi
cated to the Police Force of the land . . . Vigilant
Courageous Ready ; . . Soldiers of Society . .
Warring against the Criminal, the Lawless, the Evil!
The Picture of the Hour
Co-S tarring
LEO CARILLO
NOAH BEERY
I
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION!
ON THE STAGE
THE ALL-STAR TRIO
Playing Hawaiian stringed instruments. Ap
pearing at each performance. '
THE RAINBOW
Iat Hhonlng Toiler
GRETA GARBO in
SUNDAY and MONDAY
OLSEN and
Tha Two Maniacs
in
FIFTY MILLION
An All Natural
Ing by young people. All young
iieopl Invited, (evening preach
ing, 7:411. Prayer meeting every
Wduaday, 7:46, at th mlaalon.
Collage prayer mealing every
rrlday, In Iha home. You
have a aperial Invitation to at
tend all lliea meiliiga.
a a
lllxliwar Tahrruai Ir, full
goapnl umlaniimliiallonal rliurch
at Hi rlly llmlla. Houth Hlilta
and Dlvlalon alreeta. All who
ar not affiliated with other
rhurrhea or Hunday aihoola are
cordlaly Invlled lo attend. Herv
Icea: Hunday achool, rlaaaea lor
all agea at IV a. m. Young pro
plea aervlcea at I p. m. F.venlng
avaugrllailc aervlcea at Lib, Th
Krlday night ervlc la an van-
gallatle aervlra conducted by th
young peopl. Monday and Sat
urday nlghta at 7:4a o'clock In
Iha prayer room, tha antlr aerv
Ica davolsd to prayer, (luy I'e
Vrlea, mlnlalar, realdanc. lltl
Houlb Hltb HI. Phun JKUt-H.
a e a
Flrat I'rntrroatal Aaaruibly, I
Main atrael, corner Conger. A. II.
Drake, paator. Kunday achool for
all agea at l:4t a. m. Hoy Dar
nell, auperlnlendent. Morning (el
lowalilp aervlc 11 o'clock. Young
Paopla'e Chrlallao Ambaaaadora
aervlc :lo p. m. Evening evau
gallallc aorvlce al 7:4i. 'lueaday
evening queattona and anawera
at 7:46. Wedueaday evening
prayer meeting 7.45. Friday
evening evangnllatle aervlc at
7:46. All welcome.
a e e
Klrat Mrlliwllat church. Tenth
and High air eel a. Hunday evening
aervlcea 7:3U, In charg of the
Mlipah Hlbl claaa. 7:U. Hperlal
World Ivace program. All Hlbl
claaaea ar apcialv luvltrd,
a a
Klamath l.ailirran cliurrli, I.
O. U. F. weal hall. Filth and Main
atreete. Kugen W. Lee. mlnlater.
Hunday achool and adult llllile
claaaea commence at 10 a. m.
Morning worahtp at 11 o'clock.
Theme, "The Hllver Lining." A
cordial welrom la eitended to'
everyone who wlahea to attend.
!
Kleniaih Trmplr, Eighth and
Oak atrrrt.a, Fred llnrnabuh, paa
lor. Hunday achool at :4S. Mra
l.aura Turpen, auperlntendenl.
Morning worahlp at li eu at
which hour lh pa-Uir prrarhea
on "Will W (twin Have a Mlllrn
lal Age or Do We Look (or Tri
bulation Daye?" Young peoplea
aervlc Hunday at a. 3V. Hoy Nine
preetdent. fe.venlnr evangellatlc
aervlc at 7:46 opeutng with ape
rlal or.heaira nuutbera, followed
by cbolr aelectlona and other ap
clala, vocal and lnatrumenial.
Tb paator will preach th eve
ning nwaug on "Klgna of the
End of the Age."
Week night aervlc: Monday
prayvr meeting; Tueaday, orrbea
Ira; Wedneeday teaiimonlea and
preaching; Tburaday. cbolr: Frl-
! day teaching and prayer; Satur
day at l:lu Junior church, and
at 4:00 Young People vange
Uailc arvlc.
a e e
HI. Paula Kplaropal Church,
lib and Jefferaon alreeta. Joaeph
8. Ewlng rector. 1:00 a. m. holy
communion. 1:46 a. m. church
achool, 11:00 a. m. prayer and
aermon by tha paator.
a
Church of Jeeua llirlai of Let.
ter Dav halnt. Katibatb day meet
In ra Kunday. Sunday arbool for
all age at 10 a. m. Evening aerv
lcea at 7:10 p. re. Th adult
claaa leaaon will b "Iteaurrec
lion." e e e
The Church of Hcirnllflr a
lural liwa, meeta every Hunday.
Tueaday and Friday evening at
p. m. at 1131 Walnut afreet.
Kev. Helen M. Cllnkenbeard. paa
tor. a e
lliurrh of the Xaaerrne. J0
Marun alrrel. Milla addition, i
liula Plnnell. paator. Real,
dence 114.1 Vln etreet. Sunday
rhool :45. Clarence Smith, aup-,
"Young Sinners''
MARY BRIAN
RUSSELL GLEASON
"Inspiration"
JOHNSON
of Monkey-Shineg
FRENCHMEN"
Color Picture
rlnleudenl. Cuvaa for all agea.
Morning aermon at II o'clock.
Y. P. H. at :J, iJolorea Ixil.
leader. Evening avangeliailc aerv
lra al 7:1(1. Inaplrlng gong aerv
lc. Weekly prayar meeting on
Wedneaday nlghta at 7:10. A
friendly welrom gwalla all who
coma.
.
Imuianuel laMlt Church,
Corner Kleventh and High etreetx,
Kev. W. T. S. Hprlgga, paator.
lllhle aibool at 1:41 a. m. Morn
ing worahlp It a. ni. Huliject,
"Where th Mlaalonary Prohiem
Ilea da I'p." . N. Y. P. V. bnur la
f.iU. Ilutb lh aenlor and Jun
ior aorletlea meet. Kvenlng aerv
Iva 7:30. Th paator will glv
lh rloalng number of a anrlea
on horn tlea. Thla will he on
"Horn Amumnta." Mid-week
aervlc Wedneaday 7:30 p. m.
a e e
.Ion Lutheran lliurrh (Mlt
aourl Synod), 1"ZS High HI. (1.
W. Hoflmann, paator. Morning
worahlp beg Ilia at 10:30. Th
paator will apeak on "Paul a
Prayer for the L'oloaalana." Hun
day achool with claaaea for chil
dren and adult meela at (:30.
Mid-week Hlbl atudy Wednes
day evening al 7:10. Tha public
la cordially Invited to attend our
aervlcea.
a a e
Fleet fhurrh of (lirlat, Helen
tlaU Tenth and Waahlngton.
Sunday achool from :30 to
10:30.- Sunday aervlc at 11 a.
m., auhjert. "Mortala and lm
mortala." and teitlmoulal meet
ing on Wedneaday evening at t
o'clock.
Thla church malnlalna a read
ing room at 100 Wllllama build
ing. 714 Main alreet. where Ihe
Mllil and authorised chrlallan
Krlrnre llterulyr may be read,
borrowed or purrhaed. The
reading room la open dally from
( a. m. to p. m. An attendant
la In rharg from 13 to 1 o'cloi k
and from I 10 to 4:30, Miepl
Kuudaya and h.illdaya.
a a
lathollr rlivr. h. Rev. V. P. Olea
ua-lor. Iter Timothy faaey. a-
alatant. Sunday maaeei at the Sa
cred Heart church. Klhlh and
high alreeta. at :S0 a. m., I a. m.
and high u ara at 10:10 a.m. Kve
nlng devollona at 7: J). Week
day maaaea at I a. m.
' e a
Keno Pilgrim Hollneea chnn h,
Paator, Iter. George H. Scofleld.
Hunday morning aervlce. 11
o'clock. Sunday evening aervlce
7: SO o'clock. Sunday achool 10
a. m., Jo Koa'.er, ruperlntendent.
Young People' meeting at 4S
. m.. Mra. Jo Foeter prealdent.
w e e e
M. I'anPa r.uJr"P' rbnrvh.
Hev. Joaeph 8. Ewlug. rector.
:4t a. m., church achool: 11 a.
m., morning prayer and aermon
by :h rector.
a e e
Kcandlnaviaa Ml'wion. Corner
Finn and Main. Hotel Earley
baiemenl. Sunday achool. :45
a. m. Sermon (Swedhbl at 11
a. m. Young people' meeting.
7:00 p. m. Thuridny evening
aervlc at S p. m. All ar cor
dially Invited. E. H. Unman,
paator.
a e e
' f"lrt Ctuiatla church. Ninth
and Pipe alreeta. Hev. Arthur
T. Eaton, paator. Bunday achool
S a. m. Morning worahlp 11
a. m.. with th pa' tor giving th
aermon. Chrlallan Endeavor at
6:30 p. m. Evening aervlc 7:10
p. m., Rv. A. T. Eaton, preacher.
The young people' cbolr provide
the ape.lal mualc for tha evening
aervlra. Everybody la welcome.
e a
rlrwt flantint church. Tempor
arily meeting In lh auditorium
of the Fremont achool. Parlor.
PELICAN
-Always A Wg Hill A Better
Know"
TOMORROW!
IVhrt a Wghter Me Was!
What an Karhantrraa waa She!
Kite Tenant Him How to Love,
He Inspired Her lo tight for
Love Lli'e and Happlnesa
ELISSA
LANDI
CHARLES
FARRELL
In Thr.1
DARING Vir.RANT
I.UVK DR.t.MA
Ijiat Times Todny
Cont Inuiius Slums 1:80 'Till
II 1. M.
I1KTTV tX)MISOX
tXIXRAD NAOEL
"THHKK WHO 1-OVED"
A mighty heart story writ
In tha fira of a woman's death
less Lova.
Jesse Jnmes
rNDKH THE III..U K Kl-AG"
"rrlres, To Kit Vour
rurses"
nAIKi.MN MATINEE
II.V
KVKM.NOS
1,000 Heals 8.1c
nH Ncala Hoc
Klilillcw A Kline Anytime
' touie Alonfr
r.'ii Vv i.'"
Society of
Pocohontag Lodge
Holds Installation
Degree of Porohontaa held Ita
Inatallatlon of off l era laat Mon
day evening. The following were
Inatalled by th IJeputy llreat
Ptxohontaa, Audella Ulover:
Porohontaa, An lee Bwluney:
Wlnonab, l.urlle Heifer: prnp
beieaa, Lulllan Joplln: Powhat
tnln, Sam Woodard: keeper of
record, Allc lieala, keeper of
wampum, Hady Hand, collector
of wampum, Omab Koberfon.
flrat acout, Margaret Bander,
aerond acout, Ixirraln liwaon,
guard of tepee, Anna Woodard.
flrat warrior, George Ileala, ac-
ond warrior, Ed Hobertaon; third
warrior. Jack Laweou, fourth war.
rlor. Jim Heala, flrat councillor,
Nellie Mayo, musician, Nlnla Hei
fer. After Inatallatlon of offlrera a
bualneaa meeting waa conducted
and plana for tha winter month
were mane. A aoclal hour waa en
poyed. Meetlnga will be held th
accond and fourth Wedneadaya
In tha I. O. 0. P. hall.
e e e
Bridge Supper Party
At Brosterhaus Home
A prettily appointed bridge a up
per parly waa held rt the home
of Mra. C. A. Ilroalerhana laat
Saturday evening.
Ilridge rcore wer awarded
to Mra. Charles Klley, hlrh and
Mr. Iave MrAullffe, conaolation.
A two courae aupper wai sirr
ed to the gueeta who were Mrs.
Jack Ileal. Mn. Charles Klley.
Mra. Hob Robertson. Mrs. I.loyd
lonard II. Slgle. Phone 1(-J.
Hunday achool at :4S. 8pe-lal
Inalrucllon well auperviaed. Ceo.
O. Welch, auperinlendent. Morn
ing worahlp at 10:45. Th tnes
sg of the paator will be of In
terest and help to all who attend.
Rpeclnl mualc will tie rendered
for thia hour. D. Y. P. U. at
C:30. Each union of thla general
organlfatlon la making progress
and rendering excellent program.
Special attention given to tbeJ
growth of Christian character.
The evening evangelistic aervlc
at T.10.
Where your membership
Dollar goes
FREE FOOD
To ward off future han
dicap that might assail
children, victim of the
drought. Red Cross gave
free lunche in rural
school room. Hot beef
(tew, bread and butter,
milk and fruit nourished
their bodies.
1,000 DISASTERS
Fifty years ago, on Mas
21, 18Sl,the Red Cross
was organised by Clara
Barton in her home in
Washington, D. C That
year the infant society
met its first disaster
relir Since it has aided
in over 1,000 disasters
The Fiftieth Anniversary of
Red Gross
your opportunity for service
Renew your Membership
Nov. 11th to 26
Space for this Advertisement Donated by Klamath News and Evening Herald
the Week
Low. Mrs. Dave MrAullffe. Mlaa
Marl Clark. Mlaa Daisy Clark
of Vancouver. H. C, and Iha
hoateas, Mra. Brosterhaus.
e e e
Lark in Club Met
At Sayles Home
Member of th lrkln club
mat at th horn of Mra. P. W.
Haylea, 3134 Lavey street. Wed
neaday afternoon, November II.
The ladles praaent wer Meadame
E. I.. Frenrh, Z. K. Dlion, Fred
tieneream, K. L. Mitchell, C. L.
Jonea, F. H. Vance, and Mra.
C. M. Reynolds. Mra. Robert
Grey assisted Mrs. Haylea with
Iha entertainment. Pinochl waa
Iha chief diversion of th after
noon with Mrs. Genereaui win
ning high score and Mrs. F. K.
Vance consolation.
National B. P. W.
Leader to Visit
Th forthcoming visit of Mrs.
Donald Howman. national presi
dent of th Business and Pro
fessional Women'a club, Monday,
Novemljer 23. la drawing the at
tention of all bualneaa women of
lb city. .
An loformal dinner and muai
cal program have been arranged
for Mra. Bowman's pleaaure.
A aix-lhlrty o'clock dinner will
be aerved In HI. Paul'a pariab
hall with Mra. Ieda Parker, past
president of tb local club, as
hostess.
Mrs. Howman cornea her from
her borne In Kichmond. Va., and
will pay a viatt to tb Bend and
The Dallea club while In Ihe
slat. Hh will be accompanied
here by Mrs. Leona Brant. atate
program chairman. Mra. Belle
0DEH" FlREPROOf
IsiTTU af aUM ,
Sax Francisco
2,000,000 PEOPLE
At the peak ofRed Crow
drought relief work,
2,000,000 person were
fed, clothed, given medi
cal aid, or other assist
ance. One-third of the
narion'g area, or 1,000
countieg in 22 gutet,
wag affected.
FIRST AID
Life saving, expert re
suscitation, and first aid
to the injured are taught
annually to a quarter
million persons by Red
Cross experts. Death rare
due to industrial acci
dents and drownings
shows a great decrease.
i'-
Oould, atate membership chair
man, aM Ellen Rudnesa, slate
secretary.
Membere of Iha Hand elub will
alao ba guest at lh dinner and
other events.
e e
Bobbie Michael
Charming Hostean
Mis Bobbie Michael' was host
ess at an Informal parly at her
home on Martin alreet thla week.
Dancing filled tha evening and
later refreahmenta wer aerved
by th hostess.
Guest wer Mlaees Evllo
Thraaher, Lillian Redkev. Doro
thy Cullen, Anna Thrasher.
Helen Maaa, Rernlc Maaa, Mil
dred Cullen, Helen Richardson.
xsv
llewl Mound In Town
A GREATER LOVE
HAS NEVER BEEN
4DreyfusGase
A True Story Startling, In
spiring, Dramatic Of a Loyal
Captain Dishonored by Injustice
and Treachery But Always
Hero to His Loved Ones!
Cedrie Hardwicka
Beatrix Thomson
g! J )i
LrUl
SHOWING
TODAY
FAMINE RELIEF
The unprecedented cay
nstrophe, famine on the
farm brought 80,000 vol
unteer Red Cross work
ers. They sought the
needy, distributed food,
and as a result no au
thenticated case of star
vation due to drought
was uncovered.
CHAPTER WORK
Junior Red Cross has a
membershipof 7,000,000
school children. Red -Cross
is the largest em
ployer of rural public
health nurses. Thou
sands of girls and wo
men are taug'st Home
Hygiene, Care of the
Sick, and proper Diets.
Patricia Mnran and HoUert ftnsa,
Charle Jenka, Jawee IHinahou,
Oeorga Jenka and U- boa less.
Hobble Michael. ,
a
Misses Thrasher,
Joint Hostesses
Mlsseg A nag and Evllo Thrash
er wer Joint hoataaee at
lovely Informal, party given at
their bom on Mount Whitney
alreel Haturilay evening.
Th time wag apent In dne
Ing. Gueata wer Mlasaa Lillian
Red key. Helen Rlrharilann, Rnhhy
Michael, Doroihy Cullen. Mildred
Cullen and the hoalea-es, Anna
and Evilo Thraaher.
Coming Tomorrow
4 Bin Day 4
Sun-Mon-Tuea-vVad
STORY
TOLD!
J A I k HOL T la
"A Dangerous
Affair"
RIB SEED "
Where cotton used ts
grow to the cabin door
Tegetablegardeosrowti
fromfree Red Cross seed
were planted to help
solve drought relief.
Facnjlies gained the If first
knowledge of a balanced
diet frotn these gtirvlf 1 1.
VETERAN RELIEF
World War veterans and
their dependents are a
special charge of 3, COO
Red Cross Chapter.
Perfecting their claim
protecting their families,
and cheering them up in
hospitals is a major Red
Cross service.
On