December 21, 1035
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Girl Scouts Enjoy Busy
Week Prior To Xmas
Holiday Recess.
TWA 8 111 wk
hafor Christ
mas and oil
I b r o u k b the
t r o o p Si avory
niembur wm stir
rim 1'erbaps Iho very busiest troop,
for the pnst low days, bus boon
the newly fnrinnil IiIkIi acbool
troop. To Dili troop was nlvnn
Ilia Interesting task or prupurliilf
the Christinas box (or the Klsin-
th county patients at the into
tuberculosis hospital at Tim
Hallos.
"Each yoor Hi Klnmnth Coun
ty Health association senile a icirt
and a tioi of boina made canity
to acb of thla county'a pntlenla
at tho atato hoapltnl. Tlila yanr
thara ara Iwolro pnllcnta, four
woman and elxht mon, rauglna'
In ai from II to 70 yenra,
Twolva girls, membera of thn
Mull achool troop, anleclml Iho
twain gift. Mlaa Liyilla Prlrka.
who la paraonally aciiiolntud
wltb all of tha patients, supplied
tha samaa and a written dnacrlp
tlon of aach ona with aiiKKiwtlona
aa to what aort of (Ida each
might Ilk. A dvflnlt amount
of money waa allowed for each
gift and th (Irla mad their
own election", allowing excellent
judgment, (ood taate and thrill
In tbalr eholre.
On Wednesday availing the
glrle met at tha homo ot Mrs.
Karl (lllbort and wrapped tha
gift with the gayest of Chrlst
maa paper, aeala and ribbon. Mm.
Twyla Ferguson, proalilnnl or Ilia
Klamath County Hntl h aanocla
tlon, who waa Invited to he pre
eant Wednoailay evening and seo
th gift before they were wrap
per, aa well aa after, spraaed
her complete aatlifnctlon a to
th manner In which the (Irla
had carried on the plan.
Th randy, which had been
mad before band by Mr a. Al
fred Peteratelnnr and Mra. Oil
bnrt, aaalilad br several of tha
(Irla. waa carefully parked In at
tractive boxes, Thla la a special
treat to th Inmate of tho boa-
pltal because only at Chrlatmna
are they allowed any but bard
candy, The project waa a real
thrill tor the (Irla. and should
the health aaanciatlon chooso
again to entruat tbla pluco of
their yaar'a bualneaa to the atlrl
arouta, ther la no doubt but that
th rrapona would be an eager
one,
Th high achool troop la com
nosed, for the moal part, of
Irla. who, until they entered
high achool wvr active momhnra
of (rail chool troopa. The
troop la open, however, to any
Interested high achool girl. Bomo
of the membera of the troop
have attained flrat class rank
and bar earnod a large number
of badges.
Theae I! Irla will complete addi
tional bndg work In which they
are particularly Interested, and a
few will even work toward tWo
highest girl econl award, the
Golden Eaglet. Some will pro
par themaelvee to become lieu-
tenants In younger troops. ine
members - of the high achool
troop, who are not an far ad
vanced In rank, aa well ne tho
new niomhera, will work Ihroimh
various ranka, and earn nucua
aary badgea until they, loo, roach
first elms. Qua reason for tha
(Iris being anxious to receive.
first class rank Is because It Is
required for membership In Mar
iners, an Interesting advanced
girl scout group, which will prob
ably be organised hor during
the coining year.
Tha high school troop enjoyed
a pot-luck dinner at the Ullhurl
homo on Thursday evonliyi. De
cember 11. Tho members of thla
troop at the present time are:
Edith Aber, Umtdcll Aubrey, Lil
lian Davis, raululiino Qiirgea,
(leiinne Ooellor, Virginia Gilbert,
Nan Ooellor, Eloonor Graham,
Deity Hanson, Hotly Horn, Dur
bar Johnson, Louise Mltcholl,
Iron Mueller, Yvunno I'etor
atelner, Kllon Upp, and Dorothy
Ward. Mrs. George Mnbeo la tho
leader for tbla group, nnd alio
will bo asalated by Miss Kiln
lied key and othors to be announ
ced tutor. ,
Another group for whom thla
weok hns boen a busy one, la
troop No. 4, which la mad up
of glrla from Rlvorsido achool.
We've JJ the latest models
la gay holiday wrappings
Be I ura that yours Is a gift
that's fully appreciated. Give a
Kodak and solve the problem
xpartly, Inexpensively. At our
ator you'll find them attractively
packaged for Christmas morning.
Print start at 1 5. Drop in now
and Oak a leisurely selection.
Currin's
For Drugs
''" Th FrUndly Drug Store)
Ninth and Main Phons 80
Miss Uraeo llbodea la their cup
t it I ii . These glrla propureil a
Chriatuine surprise for a young
widow and her four email chil
dren, A dress for Ilia mill her,
toys lor the children, and cloth
ing for tha year old baby were
among the things In the surprise
piu-kimes, which thn glrla nnd
Ihelr ruplulu delivered personal
On Wednesday evening ' tlinsa
girls went out caroling for the
IiohiIiiIh and eouia shtil-lus,
This troop also sold 80 boxen
of tha While's Quulnt Bhop
I'hrlnlinna curds, which a num
ber of Iho troops huve been anil
lug to earn money for scout
cijiilpmeut und Iroop acllvltlea.
Willi each 10 boxes of enrda
sold thn girls receive, In addition
to Ibolr commission, a year's
subscription to the American
Ulrl niUKUiInn,
Tho members of troop No, 4
nre: Rlullu llowne, Phyllis Col'
Her, l'ulny Ilel.np, Jennutte Kllx
itorhltl, May Krolil, Norma Oor-
liind, A il i a (loallvr, Albnrtlna
Hendricks, Churlolt MerHureuu,
and Juno Wllsun,
Troop No. 5 enjoyed a Christ
mas purly and gift exebango at
the Ouy Merrill home Thursduy
ovenlng, Uuiemlier 10. Thli
group also prepared Christmas
gifts for needy children, the ones
they chose being two children of
parents who have not boon In
Klamntb Falls long enough to be
eligible for relief, even though
they are In need. Some members
of thla troop wont caroling with
troop No, 4,
Troop No. 6 met at the Com-
Con-Chu cuhln after achool Tues
day, December 17.
After thn regular business
mauling an Investiture ceremony
was held around a lighted Christ
mas tree, nt which time Ann
Oley was welcomed Into the
troop.
After tape bad boon aung, tho
glrla went Into th community
hall whore they enjoyed a sup
per which hnd boen prepared for
them by the members of the
troop committee of which Mr.
K. D. Jones la chairman.
After Slipper the glrla apent
the evening decorating the
church for Cbrlsliuaa, under the
direction ot Mrs. K. I.. Mitchell,
fllrl scouts prosent were, Olive
Clapp, Thelmn Clark. Wanda
Hug ley, Gall Clupp, Uiadye Kll
llnn, Lorraine llrutlon, Violet
Gray, Ann Otey, Klennor Grah
am and Louise Mitchell.
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MILS. I'tmrihlL IIONOKKD
AT HlltlMtlMK IMItTV
Mra. May l'osplall waa honorod
at a aurprlse party at hor home
on Norih Klevoiuh atruot, Thure
iluy afternoon, by mombora of
tho Stitch and Gossip club.
A put luck luncheon was eorvod
to Mesdamea May 1'osplsll, tho
honored guest, Dnrbara Dunn,
Era Conk, Juno Peterson, Luclllo
Kane, Itowuua Itogvr and Helen
Mage.
following luncheon the after
noon waa apent with a Christ
ina party and gift oxrlinnge.
with sewing for providing diver
sion for tho rematniug tlm.
Wediicaduy afternoon, Decem
ber 18, was pleasantly spent by 35
membera of the Townaend club
auxiliary at tha home of Mra.
Dora Oacureon, 1755 Crescent
avenue.
Mra. Lllllun Drown, Mm. Peguy
Ilentrlm und Mrs. Ollio H. Lobr
were co-botwssns.
A Chrlatmna party waa bold and
delicious ptitluck lunch served,
with an exchange of gift among
Iho membera.
Prayer by Mrs. Ilrlnk opened
tho meeting,, followed by an hour
of btiatneHS, when new officers
weru nominated.
A rising voto of thank was giv
on Mr. J. C. 8" bio for her klnd-
noa oxtendod to the auxillnry,
nlao to J ii duo As burnt tor support
given to the Townsend plan.
A young Kuoat of the afternoon
wus Mlsa Josephine Le Kovor of
Spokane. A Townsend campaign
aoug was fling by the assembly.
Tho next meeting of tho order
will bo hold In tho East Klamalli
Improvement club room, Duke
building, on Wednesday, January
8, at 2:00 o'clock,
Mrs. Leo Camps entorliilnud
tho Krlilny-N'lla UrlilRe club nt
her homo on Mil it In strcot, Fri
day, December 13.
Threo tnblea of bridge were
In play and high acoro went to
Mra. Hurold Lopor; traveling
prlxo to Mra. Vie Kongla, and
low to Isubollo Scrlbner.
A dollKhtftil aupper cnrrlod
out In Christmas colors ot red
nnd greon, wo served Into In
the evening, Moinbera also ex
changed gifts.
Guest Included: Mra. Bill
Houghton, Mrs. Albert Porter,
Mrs, Harold Loper, Mrs, Vic
Kongln, Mrs. Art Foster, Mra
Jim Curmen, Miss Jorry LoMlro,
Mlaa Innbolle Scrihnor, Mlsa Ro
berta Grey, Miss Mnurtno Loslio,
and tho hostess, Mrs, Leo Camps.
Tho No-HoatoBS bridge club
mot WednoBiIny afternoon at the
homo ot Mrs. H. It. Morodlth on
Sargent avoniio. Mra. Meredith
sorvod luncheon at 1:30 o'clock.
Thoae present were: Moadnnma
Loallo Wright, L. C. Cnrr, J. 8.
Hoed, llenuy Meyers and Dob
Klilor nnd apeclnl guests woro
Mrs. Hnrvey Mni'tln and Mrs,
Irwin. v
1'rlxea wore glvon to Mra, Rood
for high score, and Mrs. Cnrr,
low.
The club will moot next Wed
nesday ovenlng for a Xmns
party and gift oxchnnge.
nSUTTER
EUROPEAN
PLAN- MODERN- FIREPROOF
DOOMWITHOUI BfH DOOM WITH BATH
SUTTER AT KEARNEYA
SAN FRANCISCO
SHOPPING SUIT
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Phyllis Drooka, acroen star,
wi-ara a handsome winter suit of
rougb-surfaoed woolen for her
Christinas shopping. Two-ploro,
Willi a slim akirt and neatly
tailored Jackot. thla outfit hua
sleeves ot Persian lamb and
flat collar to mutch. With It
Phyllis wears blouses In various
bright colore.
The Council Fire la one of the
distinctive points In the Camp
nre acllvltlea, luaamucb as II Is
conducted with certain ceremon
lea and ritual. The symbol of the
fire aa the heart or center of the
homo, aa well aa out-of-door life.
Is the beginning of the Camp
rira symooiiem, which enriches
and makes algnlflcant the pro
gram or neiutn ana aorvice.
The Cnmp Klre Girls com to
a Council Fir with dignity and
sincerity. Around the fire they
rodcdlcata themselves frankly to
ineir common Ideals: they re
ceive thoir ranks and their honor
bends aa recognition of work
well done; they alng their aonga;
they tnlk over thoir problems
and aspirations.
All local groupa nre participat
ing In the Council Klre which
will be held Monday evening,
Docombor 23, 7:00 to 9:00 at tho
Camp Klro houso. All pnronta and
friends of Cnmp Klre girls and
anyone Interested, are Invited to
attend.
Tawnklia group la having a
Chriatmpa party Monday.
The new group la hnvlng a
Christinas pnrty Saturday. They
have been milking scrap books
for Chrlatmna giving.
Llhtnnl croup has prcaonted
their guardian, Mra. Kohn, with
a gold Kiinrdlnu's pin with tho
Camp Klro symbol in black
onamol, ns a Christmas gift to
show thoir appreciation of hor
holp.
Tho Clllirdlans' nssoclntlnn mot
Thursday to make final plana
for the Council Klro. Tho next
guardians' meeting will bo held
January 0.
Leonard Leltxko was host to
the . Young Pooplo'a aoclety of
tho Zlon Lutheran church at hie
homo In Fiiirhaven HolgbtB, Fri
dny evening, December 13. The
ovenlng wna apent In playing
guinea nnd rofroshineiita wore
aorved at the close ot the evening
to the guests who woro: Mary
App, Louise Honfeld. Magdalene
Konfold, Edith Nelson, Lucille
App, Cnrl Konfold, Wilbur Zota-
niau, Albert Honfolu, Clifton
Ouginnn, Cocll Groan, Hurvoy
Ongmnii, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Close,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Leltzko, also
John llobar nnd Arthur Hauser.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cunning
ham ot Diiiismulr, Calif., wero
vlBltora In JClumnth Falla Wed
nosdny. ' They left Wednesday
evening for Alturna, where they
will Bpend the holidays with
their son, J. C. Cunningham,
Jr.
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Rudolph Lueok nnd Miss Kulnb
nurnette wore united In marri
age by Hov. O. W, Hoffman at
a quiet ceremony at the Luth
orun paraonago at 1025 High
Friendly '
" Helpfulness
To Every '
Creed and Purse -
Klamath
Funeral Home
U1M High St.
Mr. and Mra. A. A, Ward,
Manager
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Direct, Monday, Decninbor It.
AllnuilantH wore Mr. and Mr.
Wright Carlton. Tho bride la a
teacher lu tho school at Kirk,
and the groom la In forest aorv
ice at Kort Klamath, wburo they
will make their homo.
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MftH. M'l'lli:ltltKV
JIILHHIlAV IIOHTKHM
Mr. W. H. McPberren ontor-
tulnud Hi Thursday Contract
club at ir homo on Wautland
aveuun, Thursday afternoon.
Polluck luncheon waa served
nt 1:30 o'clock. Tho table waa
beautifully decoruled in tho
Clirlstiiiaa motif, with place cards
carrying out the Idea.
Ilrldgo followed tho luncheon
with thn following Joining In
plttyj Hi'Bilniiies Virginia Cuse-
maii, J. W. jMKraneo, nert King,
Charles Ynrkluud, Glen Hewitt,
C. O, Dryden, O. E. Bebupp and
tliii boKtws, Mra. Mcl'horron.
i'rlzoa were given to Mra. Cuao
uinn for high, Mra. Hchupp. sec
ond high and Mra. King traveling
prlzo. Following tho game a
Cnrlatmua tree waa enjoyed witn
an exchange ot gills.
Mrs, Mcl'herren had a beauti
ful silver tree wltb bluo trim
iiiImkk and blue lights.
Tho club will hold the next
party' Thursday afternoon, Jun-
uury second, at the homo of
Mrs. Charles Yorklund, 619 North
KIcventU street.
Mr. and Mra, II. G. Ouorout of
Anchorage, Alaska, arrived in
Klamath Falls, Friday morning,
to spend the holiday season al
the home or Mr. and Mrs. Z. W.
Dixon at I350 Kberlein street.
Mra. Guorout and Mra. Dixon are
aiatens.
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Mra. Mary Elzener la leaving
Friday for Hun Francisco to
viait hor alator.
A pleusunt evening waa apent
by tho Women of the Mooao and
their friends Tuesday, at a pin
ochle party In the K. C. ball.
Fourteen tnhles wore in play,
nnd prizes awarded aa followa:
Mra. Jensen, women's high acore;
Mra. Crnpo, aecond; Mr. Crapn,
men's high; Mr. Sargent, men's
second. Th door prlxe went
to Mra. Tom Hurt.
Itofroshments were aorved at
the cloao of tha piny by the
committee In charge: Mra. Pearl
Mann, Mr. Mildred Bonner and
Mra. Mildred Mosby.
The Frlcndehlp club will hold
Ita Christ maa party Friday after
noon. December 27, at the home
of Mrs. II. Leltzko In Fnlrhaven
Heights. Mr. Carl Frei will
assist Mrs. Leltxke.
There will be the usual gift
exchange and all tho members
nnd their friends are cordially
invited.
Any wishing transportation, or
who can furnish cars are asked
to call Mra. C. O. Dryden, phone
151 4-W.
Mra. Ed Langdon. entertained
Wednesday afternoon with a mia-
cellaneoua shower In honor of
Mrs. Lee Tawney at her homo
at 2136 Applcgate avenue.
Thoso attending the shower
woro: MoHdnmes Owen McCord,
Arthur Hill. Hobert Lentz. Alva
Wllcher, Arthur Bnker, Tom A.
HluKina. T,lnn Bailey, T. R.
Thomas. Elinor Smith, M. R.
Vance. Mlaa Clarlasa Mcnrido
nnd the hostess. Mra. Langdon.
Games were the diversion of
the afternoon, after whtcn
datntv lunch waa aorved.
Mr. Tawney received many
gift.
Fascists Decide
To Continue War
ROME. Saturday, Dec. 21.
fUP) Italy will continue to
fight for Promlor Benito Mua-
aollnl'B goals, tho fascist grano
council decided In an Important
meeting ending early today,
After three hours and 20 min
utes' deliberation with II Duce,
the hierarchy of fascism an
nounced Italy's policy would con
tinue "to an Immovable decision
In order to achieve the goals, es
tablished by 11 Duce."
The statcmont was tnKon as
meaning Italy would push for a
military solution of tho Halo
Ethiopian conflict since Franco
and Great Britain have disowned
their peace proposals at Geneva.
Martin Gives Youth
Conditional Pardon
SALEM, Dec. 20. (UP) Gov-
ornor Charles H. Martin today
pardoned Glenn Stringer. 23-
year-old Medford, Ore., burglar,
from the Oregon state peniten
tiary, but tho action doea not
menn freedom for the youth.
Stringer will bo taken to Van
couver, Wash., to stand trial on
a charge of first degree murdor
of Herbert Caplea, Vancouver
candy saleamnn slain In his own
yard on March 11, 1934.
The pardon was granted on
the oondltlon that If Stringer Is
acquitted at Vanootiver, he be re
turned to prison to complete his
3 Mi -year aontonce.
Up-To-Date
Dentistry
OVer 15 Vcnrs In rractlce
Dr. W. R. Bilyeu
- c Dentist
Tfll Mnln St. ., Tel. llon-J
Over Drew' Mnnstore .
VEIL COMES TO FORE
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leaoii
A dinner hat with the new basket type crown and a deep circu
lar veil, held In place with a band of ribbon and a tiny cluster of
bright flowers, Is worn by Anita Louise, young Him star.
y
Gift of canned goods, fruit
and vegetablea aa well as a Bum
of money were presented to the
Salvation Army Friday afternoon
by Klamath Union high achool
nt the annual Christmas assem
bly period.
The drive for gifts to the
Army Is carried on yearly at tho
high achool under tha direction
of the Hl-Y club.
Special Christmas music waa
also featured at the assembly
period. Football letter were
given out, and Mayor W. EL 11a-
honcy'a athletic award made to
Jimmie Rogers. The mayor made
the presentation address.
Classes were dismissed- Friday
after assembly and tha student
body participated In a Chrlatmna
dance during the remainder of
the afternoon.
British Embassy
Under Watch of
Increased Guard
ROME, Dec. 20. (UP) Extra
ordinary precautions were taken
to guard the British embassy to
night. Besides the usual police 'patrol
around the embassy, a company
of soldiers mounted guard In a
nearby street.
Soveral other companies of
soldiers were ordered near, the
Piazza Dl . Spagna, where the
British consulate is situated.
Some reliable quarters believed
the additional guards were or
dered to frustrate any possible
demonstrations against the ab
rupt demise ot the Anglo-French
proposal for peace between Italy
and Ethiopia.
Officials would not explain the
measures.
Two Die of Burns
In Train Collision
AUBURN. Wash., Dec 20.
(UP) Charles T. Bryan, fire
man, and Richard Gilbert, brake
man, died tonight from burns
suffered when a Northern Pa
cific freight train crashed Into
the rear of a stalled Great North
ern train near hero. .
Walter Boyce, englneor, was
unconscious, and physicians said
he would not live. The men
were scalded when the boiler of
tbe engine exploded, after crash
ing through eight wooden cars
ot the Great Northern train.' -
Question of TV A
In Court's Hands
WASHINGTON, Deo. 20. (UP)
The legality of TVA heart of
President Roosevelt's ambitious
power program waa taken un
der advisement' by the supreme
WOOD
What is mora colorful, about
Xmns acason thnn a warm,
cozy home? Moat homes are
warmed with our fuel and
ne approcinto your business.
Doublo load blocks... $6.00
Single load block..;... 4.29
Doublo loail Slab.... 5.00
Single load Blab 3.50
Body and Limb Wood, Coal,
Fuel Oil, Stove Oil.
Oil 8tovea and Bunion.
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to Burn"
015 Mnrkct St.
Phono BBS
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court today after utility attor
neys bad condemned the project
as "socialistic, destructive and
humiliating."
Tbe sharp split between con
servative and liberal Justices
over the act became more evi
dent aa It took a place beside
the AAA and the Bankhead cot
ton control law already being de
liberated by tbe high tribunal.
The verdict on the agricultural
program is expected to come on
January t and the TVA decision
shortly afterward.
Ships' at Portland
Tied Up by Strike
PORTLAND. Dec. 20. (UP)
The McCormlck line coastwise
ateamers Ernest H. Meyer and
KEN HARRIS
One Night Only
XMAS NIGHT
DIRECT FROM HOLLYWOOD'S
CLUB NEW YORKER FEATURED
IN SHORTS AND FULL LENGTH
PICTURES ; ,'
LEGION HALL
ADMISSION 65c AND 35c
ALSO DANCING EVERY '
SATURDAY V
Parent-Teacher
Associations
Civic Organizations
All Organizations Interested In
Crime Prevention
Don't Fail to See
"THE GREATEST CRIME"
At the Pelican Theatre
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
This Picture, Which Is Fine Entertain
ment, Is One of the Greatest Child
Welfare Sermons Ever Delivered.
PARENTS ESPECIALLY URGED TO ATTEND
.
Loyal Order of Moose
Klamath Falls Lodge No. 1106
Munaml were tied up tonight by
a atrike of 85 unlicensed sea
men. Th crew of the Munaml walk
od out, demanding a alx-bour day
and overtime after 1 p. m. Th
Ernest H. Meyer's crew quit In
sympathy Just bofor Bulling
time,
ST,
TO
The Christmas aorvice for the
church achool of St. Paul'a
church will be held Sunday even
ing, at 7:00 o'clock. Membera
of the church achool and ot the
Young People's Fellowship will
present the Nativity play, written
by Annette M. Ham, "There Waa
One Who Gave a Lamb."
The theme of the pageant cen
ters about a group of wayfarers
who are ready to give their gold
or grain or flowera only when
they themaelvee no longer have
need of them. They cannot find
their way to the Chriat Child,
nor can they understand the
wondrous things of which the
heavenly angela tell. A boy wan
ders by with a lamb, aa dear to
him as a brother. He meets an
angel, and offers to give thla
little lamb to the Chriat Child.
Not until thla great gift la offer
ed la the veil lifted from men's
eyes. Then only are their hearts
opened to the beauty and mys
tery of- the first Christmas Eve.
Tbe service, nnder the direc
tion of Mra. Vernon Kuykendall,
and Mlaa Eleanor Deuel, will be
followed by the Chrlatmas tree
In the pariah ball.
Tbe eaat of character follow:
Man with a bag ot grain
Clark Weaver; Man with a bag
of gold Horace Getz, Jr.; Girl
with flowera June Bos worth;
Boy with a lamb Jack Raw
Ungs; Mary Donna Fife; Jos
ephTom Radcllffe; Shepherds
Ward -Payne, Marvin Watson,
Edward Hosley; Wlsemen Han
aea, Tyrell, Milne; Angel Patrl
ela Gallagher; Angel choir
Mary Audrey Radcllffe, June
Mlchaelson. Helen Radcllffe,
Joan Campbell, Naomi Baylor,
Suzanne Mlchaelson, Beverly Sie
mens, Joan Siemens, Mary Lu
cille Montgomery. Harley Bos
worth. Costumes - and properties are
in charge of Mra. W. McNealy
and Mrs. Phil D. Schroeder, and
the music Is nnder the direction
of - Mrs. Kuykendall and MIbs
Marls Obescbain, organist.
The only money known to
three-fourth ot the people in the
world Is diver.
Odd Fellows'
A Christmas Tree
Tuesday Night
Klamath Lodge No. 137, I. O, O.
F. will hold It annual Chrlatmna
tree for the kiddles on Tuesday
night, December 24, this year, and
all Odd Fellows with their fam
ine are cordially Invited to at
tend the festivities. ,
The adults needn't expect any
great consideration to be extend
ed to them, as thla entertainment
la entirely for the youngatera, and
th only reaaon th old folk ara
Invited la Just to damonatrnte
what a good tlm th young folka
can have when they ar th bosses
of the big tent.
Candy and nuts, orange and
apples, and a big room to mum
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Dancing Boy From
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Loris Ray
Blues Personality
Singer
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