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Newspaper Page Text. ... ' ( f.v. ,(tt KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Mpvfh V., 193(5 PAGE SEVEN II t.'i -.III . A I II. AMI I'. W. HOOK f'MlllH IU'1,11 I.NTUItllHTl.NO 8IKKTM Th Mliiurvn iKink club of tlio Iliiiitnnss and l'rofiisslnniil Wo Hum's oluli niiit nt tlio lmmo of Mm. Btella Bownu for tlio rog 11 1 u i mooting Inst wuuk. Jose phine 1'imruil kiivo a rovlow of "Mutiny on thu llouiity" by t'hnrlns NiirUoft uud JnuitiH Nor mini Hull. Minn I.ydia Frlcke dismissed lh curnors of tlio u thiiiH. Of puclnl Interval win tlm dismission by lln A. II. Kmutintm "t llio tinrly lift of Jmne Noriniiii Hull whom she know porsunully ilurliiK coIIuko )n '. iMiituiiM and correspond nneo of tlio uutlior added to the Ininrusl. Currant events wore given by Mlm Carolina Vuorottl. Tin next montliiK will be hold nt tlio, homo of Mntida Million on IIIIUIilo utroot. MIh Vnarotll will rovlow "Lost Horlson" mid Kntiiorlno Itniisnni will rovlow "(inod-byo Mr. Chlpus," both by Jume Hilton. Th Edith Cunning bonk club will must Momliiy, March 23 at tlio homo of Grace Kliitgon, 832 North 11th troot. A study of lltornry prises will tin part of th evening's program, followed by a rovlow of tho Harp r urlxo book "llouoy In tho Horn" by H. L Davis,, an Ore Him author. Mr. Klorenoo Drohor will give tlm rovlow, wlill all members will contribute to tho discussion of lllorury prises. Mr. and Mr. John McCown of tho McCown atuillo of dancing. are prosonllng iroupi or moir mi nlli In recital on Wednesday evening. March 25. at both Jllvor- Ida achool and the siouoc roini comniunlty hull, at 7:30 o'clock. Chlldron who will participate In th pToitrnni to b given at Idvorslde school .are; lto Mary William, Dobby William. Willi tlrlffllh. Bobby Griffith, Violet Griffith. Bully It) murs, Lola Larson, Jlinmlo Bhuck, Morvln Hhuck. Constance Hunt, Juno Mario Murphy, Bhlrluy Frimols, Bhnrcm Wtlllu, Barbara Nnthan, Sully Oulltrlo. June Kldd, Ilevorly liuvHiy, Joy Swnnson, Shirley Hutclilimnn, Joan Welsh, Jo Ann Mullcr, Aiurion Matnows, llllll Mathew. Lowoll Hlllhouso, I'atly Hillbouse, Margaret Bui lard, Horbort Klrby, Katharine Wllaon. Tho who will present the program at Modoc Point are: Unity Dickers, Uuddy Dicker, Huane Alathla, Juuulia Mathl Kva Ftao Jacobon, l)ol Davld on, Winifred I-nnim, Shlrloy Vanderhoff, Mafalda Blenchlnl, Yolonria Dlcnchlnl, Enna Urucp iliirkinan, IiiKva Johnson, Betty Wontlln, Mnrjorle Penberlon. Delightful and varied program nev neon rranged for both Itlversld achool and th Modoc Point community ball. Mombera of th Mother elub of Bncred Heart academy mot Hiinaay anornoon. March 15 with Mrs. 0'I.eary. Mrs. D. It. Vandenherg, Mr. Ou Miller and Mra. Thomaa J. Towey presiding noateasoa. e Mr. L. M. Ballard entertained nnmber of friend In honor of Mr. Bcllard'i birthday, fn their homo at 821 Martin street, Frl day evening. Th guests Included Mr. and Mrs. n. J. Bprlgga, Mr. and Mra, C. H. DvLap, Mr, and Mrs. O. O. Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Brltt, Mr. and Mr. J. T. Brown, Mr. and Mr. L. P. Benson, Mr. and Mra. M. Q. I,ee, Mr. and Mrs. Hay Hunsakor. Mr. and Mra, Travis Hatfield, John Blalock, Mra. Ralph Modrell, Josso Bal Inrd and Wilbur Welch. Th Clrclo Eight brldgo club mot Wednesday afternoon at th horn of Mr. Ira K. BhermKn on Radollffa Drive, when Mr. Italph TAILORED JACKET Mr. Hnrrlion William, con ildorod one of the world's bent dressed women, wear a black Inoe evening gown In fUhnot pnttorn and a white flannel junket with podded shoulders and other nmln-tallorod touohog, 1 f' ;- .-:, .: i u -i V JU Mb Eh . Uuvldson wa bnluss to th club. Hnuclnl guest of the group woiu: Mrs, Kuril Carr and Mr. Krnucti Kllllun. Mrs. Luclll 111- for will tako Mr, Kujuc's place In tho club a Mm, (uJuo Is tuaili I iik school at present. Momliur at Wodnusday party wore; Musdumn Mux Lupley, Ijus Nelson , Huh Ehlngur, Ira H). Hlieriiiiiu, Al Zyback and tho host ens, l'rltua wor given to Mrs, Nel son, high, and Mr. Carr, low. unrruaiimiuit wor served lowing th sumo. fol- The club will moot next woek with Mr. Lucille Heifer at ber home on Molroso svonue. NAVY MKS IIONOItUII AT KAItKU'KIJj PARTY Diian French and Hnrold Gor don wiiro honored at a farewell party Friday evening at th com munity social hall on Garden uvunue when frlenda mot to bid thorn goodhy upon their depart ure for tho navy. They loft Holiday and ar now at the training camp at Ban Dingo. Those honoring Dean and Gordon war Mr. and Mra, Ver non Itobortaon, Mr. and Mra. Carl Tomllson, Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Sherrlck, Mr. and Mr. W, 0. Little, Mrs. Etna Gontry, Mr. B. L. Mlti'hnll, Mra. Burt Hawkins, Mr. Ona Bagloy, Mr. A. 8. Dennett, Misses Leu In Mitchell, Lillian and Barbara Davis, Ber tha Dodson, Julia Tomllson, Klonnor Graham, Florence Park, Mr. C. E. Newcom, Noll and Molvln Owen, Marvin Bhnfolt, Elton Galborth, Charles Cuthbert son, Dick Pex and Jumos Qulbell, Games wor played, aftor which supper was served by tbe hostesses. '. Mr. Charles M. Reynold was th guest of bonor at th Eogle auxiliary elub Thursday after noon at th bom of Mr. Pet Bather of Falrvlew Acres. Mra. Itoynolda waa presented with a miscellaneous shower of gifts. Pot-luck luncheon waa sorted at 1:30 after which pinochle wa played. Those honoring Mr. Reynold were: Mesdames Pet Bstliers, M. L. Brstlon, Emma Dlt. Clara Homers, Elma George, William Stanley, Lena Aubrey, Stella Per son, Frieda Parsley. Sarah Olb son, Peggy Long, P. W. Bsylos, Francea Herbert, Olson and Reed. v MATItONH HONOHKD AT UlllTHDAY PARTY Mr. F. J. Dowormsn and Mra. Virgil Peebler were th guests of honor at a doublo birthday sur prise party Tuesday afternoon In th bom of Mr. R. O. Miller on Gsrdon gvonuo. Mr. L. E. Honry and Mr. John Gurtl were eo-hostesses. Complimenting Mr. Bowerman snd Mrs. Feebler wer: Mo- dame Ralph Baker, B. A. Dsh lolm, Myron Taylor, Leon Ty. lor. J. W. Crawford. Ben Ah' bridge, L. E. Henry, John Our- tlo, R. O. Miller, Charles m. Key nolda and Mlsa Haiti Hall. Pinochle wa th diversion of the afternoon with high (chore going to Mr. Taylor, and sec ond high to Mr, jieynoia. Trav eling prts waa given to Mr. Peebler. Following the game refresh ments wer served by th host esses, with two large birthday cakes aa center pieces on beaut Itully decorated table, Mra. Bowerman and Mra, Peeb ler wer presented with many gift. . . .. Mra. L. A. Miller and Mra. W T. Dean ware co-hostesses at a dlsannoaring P.-T.. A. .dinner Fri day evening at Mr. Millar' horn on White avenu. This Is one of the Mill P.-T. A. bonefit project. Dinner guest wer: Mr. and Mr. J. D. Bagley, Mr. and Mr. Joff Bean. Mr. and Mra. T. E. Dean, Mr. and Mra. Justin Lagesnn, Miss Marguerite Hund ley, Mlsa Delia Records,. W. T. Dean and L. A. MIHcn Following dinner the-remainder of tbe evonlng wa spent In social conversation. ' Neighbor of Woodcraft met Wednesday evening In the K.v C. hall In the Loomla building, for regular lodge and a ' apodal en tertainment, In commemoration of Bt. Patrick's day. Tho program Included a group of song presented by Mr. Clara MoPhurron, accompnnlea by Mr. Don Zumwnlt: a roadlng given by Mr. Noy McDnnlsla) piano numhora fay Mlsa Znmsky, reading by Mis Jenn Eschley and. a de lightful vocal duet. The remainder of th evening wa spent In playing gamea ap nronriate to Bt. Patrick' day. Mrs. C. O. Dryden waa ohalr man of the evening, and wa s- slstod by Mr. Noy Mcuanteu ana Ml Meredith Hewitt, ... KENO Mr. Perry Bargor wa 11.- hnnn, iriinnt nt At shower given by ber many friend at the home of Mrs. vong i-uckou r ri duy afternoon, Mr. Bargor re ceived many gifts.- Thoso present were: Mra. Ros Slmmora, 1 Mrs. George Elliott, Mra. L. Ramsey, Mr. L. Smith, iPntii PnlninR. Ml'H Bon Clocksln, Mrs. Chnmhorlaln, Mrs. Door, Mra. HonuncKson, mrs. iv. 0. Hurkaa. MIsb Jean AUUon, Mlsa Qonova Glenn, Mrs. B. B. Kllpntrlck, Mrs. Doug Puckott, and the honor guest, Mr. Perry Bnrgor. A number of chlldreu were prosont with tholr mothera. Rotroohmonta were served by the throe hostesses, Mfa. Doug Pttokott, Miss Geneva Glenn and Mra, B. E. Kllpntrlck. ' MURIULL BRIEFS MERRILL, March ' 31. Har old J.- Hondrlokaon ha been -UJ Aar,6nta ttli th atate COn- vontlon of the Catholl Order of Foroator to b held in June in Stayton. . .. u nmi Mrs. vt. L. Martin hawa 'valtirnml tmm . tHn tO EU- gone where moy vishbu tlves. Miss Catherine Gavlord, rep resentative of a Klnmath Falls NOTEWORTHY When th musle goei ""round and around you want to come out In a now evening dross, and this ono of silk taffeta ha white music notes printed on black. For the qulto young woman, It hss a high front line with a Poter Pan collar In white pique. It la cut to the waist In back. Rovors, roues and skirt flanges are linen with wnlto pique. portrait studio met with th senior class of the high school Thursday to take Individual pic tures or toe graduating class, to b included In th senior mem. ory book, a small publication Is sued by th class. The memory book, also containing brief out lines of class activities over tbe four-year period of achool life, has been published since the dis continuance of the high achool annual. Tentative plana are being made by tbe clasa for commence ment exercise which ar expect ed to follow the plan used last year when practically the entire graduation program waa In charge of the atudenta. School will cloa Friday, May 8 a. Clell Haley has returned from Grants Pass wher he visited several weeka with his mother. Ha wo accompanied home by his daughter, who la visiting with Mr. and Mra. Perry Haley and daughters on the state line. Special services, observing Good Friday will be held in the Merrill Preabytorlan church, Fri day evening, April 10, It baa been announced and special serv ices are planned for the Sunday aorvlce Easter morning. Rebekaha entertained at an evening of cards at the last so cial session of the lodge when Mrs. M. L. Moore' committee wa In charge of arrangement. Mra. Luther Hasklna waa elect ed president of the Ladle' Aid of the Probyterlan church to succeed Mra. Eva Bowman, who was elected to the office of treasurer at , a meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mra. Warren Frulta, with Mrs. Etta 8coggins asalst Ing hostess. Mr. J. W. Taylor will serve during the coming year as vice presldont, and Mrs. Charles Brown will fill th office of sec retary. ', 8ome discussion, was. conduct ed on plan for th coming year and committees will be appoint ed In the near future for varloua activities. . , Healing cults ' are receiving $125,000,000 annually from the Amorlran public... TEXTURED LINEN "Ml"'"!, '!- , -a:-. '- vv. ' Fne natural-colored Irish linen is used to make this simple sports froak with two rows of button down the front of the bodice and a belt of black pntenn. The fabric has a rough, homespun-llke texture. "Wl A ' ' ; If w- r p if ft News of Klamath Churches Ht. Paul' Church Eighth and Jefferson, Rev, Hate B. Eubank, Reutor. Rectory (28 Pacific Ter rene, phone 438, The Fourth (mid Lent) Sunday In Lent, March 22, 1838. 7:80 a. m, Holy communion. 8:80 a. m, Cblldren'a church and church achool. 11 la. m. Morning prayer and sermon. 7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and sermon, ; (Confirmation Instruc tion). Corporate Communion for the Fellowship at 7:80,: followed by breakfast In tbe. parish house. wennusiiuyi The Annunciation, 8:18 'Litany; 10, Holy commun ion, (Corporate eommunlon of th guild, presentation of the United Thank offering, followed by-lunch. In, the pariah houae.) First Church of Ctirlat Brlentlst Tenth and "Washington streets. Sunday school, at 8:30. Morning sorvlce at UfOO Bubjest, "Matr ter." ; ! - v .' ( Testimonial meeting Wednes day evening' at- 8 o'clockl This church malulalna a reading room In the First National Bank build lug, room 112-213, where tbe Dime, writing by Mary Baker Eddy and authorised ' Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. ' This roadlng room I opon dally, from 7:80 In th morning until 8:00 o'clock in th'. evening. An at tendant Is .In 'Charge from It to 1 o'clock, and - from 3: SO un til 4:80, except on Sunday and holiday.' v -' ;:. '.','. - ' Community Congregational J. O. Dicker; mtntiter. Garden-at Martin, Church- achool at 9:45, with girl' robed choir leading tbe singing. Mrs. E. L. Mitchell, superintendent, and ber teachers of th primary and beginner de partments are-anxious that every boy nd girl- be present Sunday to prepare tor the Euater pro gram. Mra. Dickey, leader, and Louise Mitchell, accompanist, will meet the girls choir at 8:80. The church Is. to have tbe ploasure of hearing Dr. Fred B. Mossing speak at the 11 a. m. sorvlce. Tbe Church of tbe Nat- arene will, unite with us In this service. Their choir and orchestra will help provide tbe music for tbe meeting. Mr. Herschel Morris will sing also, her solo being "Boauttful Land of My Dreams," by Blount. Dr. Messing ha a message of Interest to all and has been getting many large bearings about town. This will be hi only appearance in Mill Addition. We urge all to attend. At 6:30 the C. E. will meet, James Qulbell being the leader of the prayer meeting following the social hour. -It la hoped the young people may attend In force at the morning service, too. First Presbyterian Church North Blxth and Pine streets, Rev, Theodore Smith, D.D., pss- tor. Church telephone 428, resi dence 713-J, Morning service at 11 o'clock. Mrs. J. E. Clanahan dlreota the choir and Mra. George W. Mclntvre la the organist. The opening musical number la the organ prelude, "Paatorale," by Richmond. The effertory 1 Bee thoven' "Andante." The morn ing anthem la "The Good Shep herd." by Barrl. The pastor will Bpeak on "Receiving tbe Atone ment." . In the evening at T:20 the naator will apeak on "Love In s-oiir Dimensions." The organ prelude will be "Evensong" by Vincent and the offertory, "An- dantlno," by Lefebnre-Wely. Miss Augusta Parker will sing a con tralto solo. ' The Bible school under th di rection of Professor Everett Vanderpool opena at 8:45. Mra. George W. Mclntyre will be In charge of the Intermediate de partment, Mra. Frank Mllla of the primary department, and Mr. Paul Keyea of the begln nera' department. In these vari ous' departments are classes for all ages. , ' - The Christian Endeavor ocle tle meot at 6:30. The Intermed iate meet with Mr. H. 8. Cun ningham. Evory on la mad welcome In thle friendly church. i Church of Jeans Christ of Lat ter -Day Balnt Fifth and Klam ath. Roland Rlgby, president Sunday school at 10 a. m. Re- llof oclety each Tuesday after noon at 1 o'clock. - Young men' and young ladles Mutual Improvement associations meet Tuesday evenings at 7:30. Sunday .evening service at 7:30. i ' Klnmath Temple 1007 Pine stroat, near Tenth. Fred Horn huh, pastor. Sunday school at 8:45 a.m., Joe - Stafford, uperlntendent; George Brodland, assistant. The Sunday school basement Is being completed to make room tor the growing Sunday achool, which we hope will reach 400 Sunday. Clnates to suit everybody. Mprnlng worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon subject will be "Water BuptlBin." The adherents of modes of sprinkling, pouring and immersing all will be pleased to hear this message. ' The young people have another unique service at 6:30. The pres ldont, - Dale Sackett, Invites all young poople to enjoy this spir itual young people' service from 6:30 to 7:80, , - Tho ovenlng evungellstlo serv ice oponB at 7:45, with the Klam ath Temple orchestra presenting sacred number and marches. The white robed choir will sing. Vocal and -Instrumental number Included In the musical program of the evening. The pastor will preach on "Judgment and Con demnation." . . Week night service Wednesday nSUTTER EUROPE PlKn ? MODE RN Fl RE PROOF 0M WHH0W IMH - MOM WITH BATH SUTTER AT KIARNEYA SAN FRANCISCO aWMtSAM&ADKIS$ON and Friday. All alway welcome. . Church of The Nazarene H. L. Russell, pastor, Sunday school st 8:46: classes for all with good teacher. The 11)00 o clock asrvlce will be an union service with the Con gregational people, held In th Congregational church, With D. E- B. Messing of th Oregon Social Hygiene society speaking. The Nasarsine church will have charge of the music. The people of Mills district are cordially Invited to at tend this service. Young people' asrvlce at 6:80, with E. E. Elnarsson leader, Evangelistic services at 7:80. Topic for evening service, "The ways of Man," Pror. 16:2, These services ar planned for th help of all. Zlon Lutheran Church 1025 High itreeU O. W. Hoffman, pastor. The morning service begins at 11:00 o'clock. Th topic for this Sunday' sermon will be: "The Fallen Dlsclpl." Every one I welcom at our services, i , Sunday school meet at 8:46 a. m. i 1 Ladles' Aid society will meet next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mra. L. Kottimeler, at Algoma. Brief services are being broad cast over KFJI every Saturday evening from 7:45 to 8:00 o'clock. These broadcast will continue un til th Saturday before Easter. m 9 First Methodist Choreh Cor ner of North Tenth and High street. John W. Wsrrell, pastor. Residence, 1006 High (tract. Phon 448W. ' Tbe aim of th Sunday tchool I to give Instruction In th word of God and lo giv to boy and girl, men and women, a deeper appre ciation of tbe meaning of Christ Sunday will be decision day In the school- The service of th day will begin at 8:30 a. m., with de partmental worship service. A class with an interesting teacher will be found by pupil of any age. and all are Invited. ' The junior church service has It appeal to the boy and girl of elementary achool age, when In service specially dealgned to meet their needa they take an act ive part. Tnl ervc will begin at 10:55 a. m. The morning worship service of th church will begin at th same hour with th paator In charge, Mra. E. 8. Veatch presiding at tbe piano and R. E. Patterson di recting the musle of the service. Mra. Veatch will Dlav "The Lost Chord." bv Sullivan, and "I Wait ed for tbe Lord, by Mendelssohn. Mr. Patterson will direct the choir in singing the anthem "Th Lights of Home," by Wilson. The duet, "Precious Hiding Place," will be sung by Mr. Patterson and Mr. Dollarhldo. The pastor will con tinue the serle of sermon on "Th Lit of Jesus," speaking Sunday an "Jesus, the Light of the World." At 6:30 p.m. the Senior and Young People's Epworth League devotional meeting will be held under tbelr own leadership. At 7:30 p. m. a service will be held to which tbe public I espe cially Invited, when Dr. Fred B, Messing will address both men and women on a theme of vital im portance to better living. - First Baptist Church Corner Eighth and Washington streets. The Church with th Gospel Message and Mission." Cecil C. Brown, pastor. Residence 428 North Eighth. Phone 146R. Bible school, 8:45 a. m., George O. Welch, superintendent. A grad ed school with competent teach er. Th Bible school Is now spon soring "Th Gold Star Sunday School Campaign," under th di rection of Rev. John J. Blalock, missionary to China. An Interest ing program will be presented at the close of the Bible school hour Sunday morning, B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Vanle Walker, general director. Here you will find a live-wire union for each age. Morning worship service, ser mon by Rev. Blalock on "China. Evening evangelistic service, sermon by the pastor, "Tbe Sign of the Mulberry Tree." Choir re hearsal Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., John T. Brown, director, Mrs. Melvin Ostrom, pianist. Mid-week service Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. General meeting of the Women' Missionary society In church basement Thursday at 2:00 p. m. At this church you will find a friendly people, spiritual services and good fellowship. We invite you to worship with us. First Covenant Church 823 Walnut street. E. A. Obman, pastor. Residence, the church. Sunday school at 8:45, Mrs. E. A. Ohman, superintendent Classes for all ages. A Sunday achool for everybody. Morning worship (Swedish) at 11:00 o'clock. Evening service at 7:45. Topic, "Christian Service." This service begin with a ong service. Praise ye the Lord. Sing unto the Lord a new song, and hi praise In the congregation of saints. Wednesday evening rvic at 8:00 o clock. All ar welcome to attend these services, The Altamont Sunday achool continue to grow In number and enthusiasm under the leadership of Principal A. c. Olsen and an efficient number ot teacher for all age. Mr. R. J. Wiese will present a vocal aolo at th worship service, and Rev. D. Jay Good will apeak on "Tbe Essential Exercise of a Christian." The Pelican City Sunday School In the Pelican City ichool house. Beauford F. Miller, pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at 3:00 p. m. A short aermon or Bible study follow the Sunday school. Everybody welcome. . Pint Christian Church Pine street at Ninth. Arthur Charles Bate, minister. Offlc phone, 103 tW; residence, 538 Lincoln street, phone 1583W. Bible school meets at 8:45 a. m., C. S. Robertson 1 the super intendent. Classes for children and adults. You will enjoy thl school. New members ar cor dially invited. - Commnnlon and worship 11:00 a. m. Mrs. Nina Nybaek is the organist and Mis Thelma Parrish direct th choir. Lord's Supper sermon: "Your Father Knowetb." . Christian Endeavor. Pre-prayer service at 6:15 p. m. Regular session, 6:30 p. m. There ar poDDg in the No doubt of It now the opon season. for Spring Fever is upon us. The first robin has been duly acknowledged, crickets are tuning up, and the advertising columns of this paper are full of news about gayer things to wear and do and eat and enjoy. Even a shut-in can follow the rhythm of the seasons by read ing the advertisements. The first ad for white shoes is as sure a sign of Spring as the first tulip. Soon you'll be seeing in these pages what you dare leave off on the beach this Summer, and hearing what new sunburn lotion will guard the exposed areas. ,, You'll be buying Springy things off. and on for several weeks. Chart your shopping course carefully, wisely, by following the advertisements from day to day. Compare values, - select styles, make up your mind before you start the leg work from store to store. You'll save money and have more time to enjoy the nice weather. 1 three societies and young people will find their ago group. Evening worship hour, 7:80 p. m. Organ prelude. Song service with orchestra accompaniment. led by Miss Thelma Parrish. Spe cial. Sermon: "Long Ropes and Stout Stake." Thursday, March 26, Is the one- day convention at thl church. Ther will be three sessions, fore noon, afternoon and night The women' board and th state Mis sions board will have representa tives here. Member of the church are urged to attend as many of the session a they can. The Pentecostal Assembly of God Under Moe's store, 612 Main street Beauford F. Miller, pastor. Sunday school at 8:45 a. m. Morblng worship at 11:00.. The pastor will speak at the morning service on "The Beauty of Mar riage and Home Life," or "What I a Husband?" Young People' meeting at 6:30 p. nw with Mr. Miller In charge. All young people invited to this servlc. Evening Evangelistic services at 7:46 p. m. Subject for the eve ning, "The Value of a Soul; or, Should : the Feeble-Minded Be Chloroformed?' Meetings on Tuesday and Thurs day evening at 7:45. Saturday evening service . In charge of the Senior Young Peo ple. ' . . Everybody welcome to every service, ... : !.; . . i -; Conference Set f , For Mid-April on' - Family Problems PIan"fo'r a day-long confer ence on family living, to be held April 17, were virtually complet ed Friday by representative of the granges, the P.-T. A. and the A. A. TJ. W. meeting at the county agent offlc. The conference I tentatively scheduled for th Henley grange nan ana win be under tbe lead ership of Mrs. Pearl Bradshaw of Beatty. Mrs. Maud Morse, specialist in parent education and ' child de velopment, and Mr. Azalea Sa ga r, specialist In clothing and textile, will address the assem bly. Both are ot the O. 8. C. extension division. Local speak ers will supplement the program. Committees were named to handle the event at the prelim inary meeting Friday. These are: Committee for general ar rangements Mrs. C. W. Sher man, Klamath Falls: Mra. Paul Lewis, Merrill; Mis Jean Alli son, Keno. - Lnnch committee Mrs. O. H. Rudolph, Henley; Mrs. Rosa Burnett, Midland; Mra, Hattie V. Friendly Helpfulness , To .Evory Crowd ne) Purto Klamath : Funeral Home .-MS High St, 81r. sued Bin. A. A. Ward, Maaasjen IF. lt eveir news Lewis, Shasta Vlsw; Mr. Fred ' Rolling, Olen. : Recreation - committee Mrs. W. E. Lamm, Modoc Point, Publicity commute . Mr. Howard Barnhliel, Klamath Falls, A. A. U. W.J Mra. H. P. Boawortb, Riverside PTA, Klam ath Falls; Mrs. F. H. Trolman, Merriii; air. - Arthur priauix. Chlloquln. , . -. . Presiding officer for th con-" terence, April 17 Mrs. Pearl Bradshaw, Beatty. Nominating commltto tor ' county home economic extension committee, to serve one year Mrs. C. E. McClellan, Altamont; Mrs. Twyla Ferguson, Klamath Falls; Mrs, Carl Cook, Klamath Falls. MERRILL, March 81. Initia tion ceremonies for 18 candi date inducted Into th Holy Holy Cross eonrt, Catholle order of Foresters, was held Tuesday afternoon in the Oddfellow hall when 10 member ot the Sub limity, Oregon, court degree team were present to confer th second and third degree. . State officer present for the Initiation Included John Desch ner, Portland, state chief ranger, . and Edwin Bell, Stayton, (tat secretary, . ' . , The meeting, opening at 1:80 o'clock in the Oddfellow hall, . wa concluded with a banquet at 1 p. m., at which plaeea wer 1 marked for 60 guests.. -Gay St Patrlck'a motif and Insignia of the order were used on the long tables, and Harold . J. Hendrlckson, speaker of th . local eourt, acted a toastmaater. Toast and response were made by Father Curran, Klamath Fall; John Descbner, Edwin Bell, William Hammond,, chief ranger of the Holy Cross eourt, and Mr. Williams, chief ranger ' ot the Crater Lake eourt, Klam- . ath Falls. ' WOOD la 1035 we sold many ear loads of Diesel and Stove Oil . which was maed hi Farm Tractors Our old customer are com ing back, also many new Peyton's Fuel Oils are more refined, therefore cleaner than ordinary fuel oils, and cost no more. Demand the best. PEYTON & CO. "Wood to Ban" ' 15 Market . . Phono 585