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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1936)
May 18, 1930 rUE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE CITY BRIEFS Hnulli Ami'i'li'im Hiwkr nt I'l'Miiyii'rliin rininli Till ovi liliiK ( Wtiiliiiimluy) ut 7 : au o'clock, lliu Hoy. I'ryor Hinllh. who I In thu oily for n fnw duy vlaltlng hi wiur, mm. Knri 0. ItuynoliU, will anouk lit I ho Klrat I'ronijy toi llin church (ulluwalilp mi'iUlim, wlili:h It hold In tliu ciirlmlun Knuuavnr room, Tim llnv, Mr. Hinllli linn Ih'uii a niiNHlouury for u niiiiiliur of yuum uniliir tha fomliitt liuuid ut Ilia 1'iunbylurluii church, lociit' cd ut Duourumuniiiti In llm United Htutni or Columbia, Hontli Amur' kit, Wlillo lilt work hua houti mi marlly In (ho rullgloua uphuro, lit list much lu nay miiuntliiK com Ilimclltl and ImihIjiukh lomlltloni mid th ovporlunltlim for Inula. Tea fllmii Tuiwlay Mm. M. J O'CnlliiKlinn kv nn aftiirnocm lnu Tiiiwilny at hnr lioma nt 1(100 Jolinaun avuiiuu. Thu rooum wore diinornliMl Willi colorml tulip mid biitt(inu. Kxrnriit wirn rontl from a number of iniiluiiul miiKU- iim, and fiction writing wua illi cumiuI in W.II. (lunat Inchidod MuHdiwin Mury Ciinn, Koau Uluy suuiw, uorii Uncolii, Inm I.mn krt, Ida Momyxr Oilull, Nelllo C. Whlllnlclr nnd Mia Joyco Wlilt lalch of KIiiiiiiiiIi Kiill. Alao M'xtlamo Hulh proctor nud Uut- OtUy KoelliiK of Alumna.. Writer"' lonitiio Moot Th Kluiimtli-I.aka rhnntnr of the J.vnxtia of Wtrn Writer w II bold lu ri'Kulnr iniiiitlily jukxIIiik at 7:45 Tliurailuy Availing, In th chamber of commerce rooma. II y lawa, which hum huuu drawn up by Ida Mnmyer Oilnlli- Hun Otoy butlln und Nulllo (!, Whllltilcli, will bo docldod upon by thu aroun. A. II. Kpperaon will glvn u abort tulk, followed by Mra. Mulivl Blimn houaa and Mra. Anna llnrrlaon. All tiiiniiliiira are urind to attend thla tnontliif to dutnrmliia If tlio Irnituo will conduct innrtlima dur- llil thu auminnr monlha, HtlnMina lin Mr. and Mra. W. 11. (Illll) Hlluaon of Onklniid, Calif., will arrive hero Kriilny morning for a weck-ond of flaliliic. They are former riwldonia of Klamallt Kail, and Hllnaon hua ltrnntflit Iti navHrttl Dri Fulfil, of trout from Ilia Klamath rlvnr In provloua yvara. Tliny will ro turn to th tuiithurn city Mondny, taking with tlit'iii their boii, lllllln Jlob, who ha apnul innal of tlio wlntitr hera with hla arandmoilinr, Mra. f). Yancey, on Crcnccut uvo nue. Marrlnne On flotiiritiiy liven ing, May II, III Ilia haiun of .Mr. and Mra. CI. J. (Illllnrd, 820 Kluo rado treat, the Itav. Thomaa Hmlth. I). I)., pnatnr of Dm Klrat I'rrabyturlan church, in a r r I o d William V. Dewing and Ml-i Klleeli l.elallkow. Ilnlh aru roal dama of Klamath Kalla and ex pect o conllnua tholr naldnnco hare. Ilcaldoa Mr. and Mra. (Ill llnrd. Mlaa llnaid Nelnon nnd Wraley K. Caae were preacut and wllucaavd tho ceremony. Oarilrn Club Member of the Merrill Harden club flatted the Lakeahoda Harden nuraury on Lukeahnrn drive Tuexlny after noon. Mr. W. I', Myera, pro prietor of the nuraory, enter tained the 30 women who made the vlalt and apoko to them on ahMib culture and the vnrlellea of plant particularly aultahle to growth In tlio climate of the Klamath baa In. Klwanla Meeting The Klwanla program for Thuradny, May 14, will celehrato Moihcra' Day, and tho Itov. Halo II. Kubanka, rector of St. Paul'a church, will bo the apouker.' All club meinboia uro urged to bring with them tholr mothara, mothera-ln-law, or aome ono who takea the place of mother. Hpoclal muala will be preaanlcd by It. K. 1'attoraoa and Mra. lrma Iludger. Kour In llrlvvr'a Heat I.oren Hlatt, Lakevlew mill worker, woa fined $14. GO by Juatlco K. M. Duke of Lakevlew, Monday, on a charge of operating hla car with four In tlio drlvijr'a aeat. lllntt waa arrcated Sundny by atnto police. 1 Acorn Club ,Mnra The Acorn club, 805 North Klovcnth at reel, will open Ita doora to curd play ing and dancing tonight (Wed nesday). A aerlea of prlcea will be offered to winning -plnyera. and tree lunch will bat provided thnne who attend. , . ,ft ,r ... T.f J., -Jfn VOTE 61 X FOR B. o. , DUIILEA Republican Candidate for County Clerk An Able Executive Amiable Efficient Co-operative Pd, Adv. by B, Dtinlon Ht. I'niil'a 4lnl( Ht. Paul'a Klacnpul guild will meet Thura dny urturtiooii, May 14, ut the homo of Mra, D. V. Knyliiinilnll, 6411 California nvenue, at J:00 o'clock. J''Iiiii pinna for a dna aert bridge party to bo glvun lu the purlali hoiian, Hutiiriliiy, Muy It, ut 1:30 o'clock, will bo din euaaed, and all member and frlcndn are cordially Invited to attend. Concert Announced - An all Rcundlnuvlun concart will be given at Ilia Flrat Covenant church, 823 Walnut atroot, on Kridny evening, May ID, for tho boueflt of the Hcaiidlimvlun Tu borculoala HanlUirluiu at Denver, (,'oloriuln, Admlaaloii In free but a allver offering will be taken, all of which goca to the alok at ilia annltorlum. All are Invited lo utleiid. I'luniheni' Kunina Blnto board of health eiiimliinra will ba In Klnmnth Pulla, May 20, to give exiunlnutlona lo ull plunibrra of tho county who denim to hove curda allowing that their work la done In accordance with the approved rule of lieu It h and auiiltiillon, The examination! will he hold ut city hull, buKlnulng ut 8:00 a, in, on that data. Vllt Hona at Kugeno Mra. A. A. l'aati'ga and Mra. O. Cllo vanlnl apeut luat week-end In Kugiina aa Mnlher'a day gueata of (heir aona, John Puategu and Nello Ulovaiilnl, who are attend ing Unlvtrnlty of Oregon. Mra. Puatnga und Mra. (llovunlnl were accampiinlad on tho trip by the luttnr'a younger aon, Domlnlo. Aid tiding to Aalilnnd Mem hera of tho Malhodlat Ladloa' Aid aocloty will motor to Anhland on Thuradny, whero they will enjoy a luncheon, Thla trip will take the place or Ilia regular monthly limit ing of tho aid. Thone making tho trip will meat at the Methodlat Kplnropul church at Tenth and High ' alrpota at :S0 o'clock on Thuradny morning, Mi-Wing of Itiwo null Tho Rono club of the firm Preahy terlan church la to meet Thuraduy ufternoon, In the church parlora. Thla la the llino when the mem bera exchniiKO plnnta and allpa. Mothera with children uro wel comed at any time. Mra. Arthur 11. Dlckaon la tho prealdvnt. , Choir to Mert Tho choir of the Klrat Methodlat church will meet for rehearnjil in the parlora of tho church tonight (Wednea dny) at 7:30 o'clock. It. K. l'at- toraon will direct the choir In rclnuraal. A full attendance of mombora la deal rod. It Ornclrn club The Pant Oraclea club of the llnyul Nelgh born of America will meet nt the home of Myrtle DonMaon In Ilomednla Thuradny night at 7:30. All mumbcra are roQueated lo attend. Minor Ait' Imf - lolin Morgan, Jr., reported to the therlirf'a office a minor nccldeiu which occurred at 6:30 o'clock Mon day afternoon anutli nt Klamath Kulla on the Woed-Klumiith Jul la highway, A machine driven by lCdwnrd V. Hubert orunhed Into the rour of Morgan 'a truck, when a heuvy dual atorm obacured vlnlon, I'ellinn Clilliln-n Vlalt Clrcua Dun to the klnclneaa or tieorge Klliculd, over u hundred children were tuken to tha clrcua. The llnv. Ilule Kubanka, a Pellrun, hud charge or tho group. Tho I'allcuna uro Intereated in the welfare of the children of Klamath county, and deaarva tha whole-hearted aupport of every poraon who reul Itea tha value of our children. A'uraca to Meet Graduate Nuraoa aaaoclatlon, O. 8. 0. N. A?, dlatrliit 3, will meet thla evening Wedncaduy), ut the home of Mra. Dean II. Oaborn, 2104 I.nw rmico atrcut. "The Life of Flor ence Nightingale," will Ite the topis of the evonlng, and all graduate nuraea are urged to at tend, Pelican Pot Regular meeting of Pelican Pott No. 1333, Veter ana of Foreign Wara, I. O. O. K. weat hull, tonight (Wedneaduy), 3 o'clock. All member urged to attend aa Poppy Hale and Memor ial Dtiy program will be dlacuaaed und outlined In full. Ruglra to Meet Regular meet ing of Aerie No. 201)1) fraternal Order of Kuglna. Knlghta of Co luinbua hall, Thuradny, 7:45 p. m, Final plana for I.nkevlew dlatrlct convention trip, May 17, will be outlined. Refreshment will be nerved by tho entertainment com mittee, fallowing tho bualneaa aea-loii. Condition Improvna Nine-year-old Donald Knott, who auatulued aorloua liilorual Injuria when hi bicycle wa atruck by an auto mobile driven by W. C. Strong near tb Weyerhaeuaer Junction on Muy 6, in reported to ba re covering rapidly at Hlllnlde bo-pllol. Court Honue Record (Tl'KKDAF) Divorce Nult Filed Clarlra Ferrari Teraua Frank Ferrari. Couple married In Klnmnth Fall. December, 1(31. Plaintiff charge cruel and in human treatment, aaka restora tion of maiden name, Clarice Fallow, 2t ault money and f 126 attorney' fee. E. B. Driacoll, plaintiff attorney. Divorce Granted Eather F. Noel granted a de cree of divorce from Paul Mc KlnlcyNoel. Plaintiff awarded cuatody of two mrnor aona, $75 a mouth for aupport of ona. with condition that plaintiff pe tition the court for aucb addi tional amount aa may t nece ary at a lator period, (126 at torney feea and 338.70 ault money. Dofendnnt and defen dant' mother permitted to vlalt chlldron at all reasonable aad proper tlmea. I Bssides, Stiidabaker is the Economy Champion" "I tried out all the 1936 cars and for me Studcbaker offers the most. "For one thing, it has more proven me chanical improvements and conveniences than any of the others. "The overdrive and Studebaker's exclu sive Hill Holder are two of the biggest im i provements in automobiles in years. - -1 V "I like the Hill Holder because of its great ' : ' convenience and contribution to safety. . And the overdrive is worth having simply because of the smoother, more comfortable ride it provides at speeds over 40 miles per hour, to say nothing of its economy. "And speaking of economy, the fact that Studebaker won two first places in the Gilmore Yosemite Economy Run is simply further proof of what all 1936 Studebaker owners are discovering for themselves the greatest economy of any car they have ever driven." ' . . STUDEBAKER PRICES S' $Q7 DELIVERED low as Jmi Fully Equipped Stkdcbaker'i New 6 Plan Offen New "Low" in Cost to tbi Time Buyer , M. . McCULLOCH- BECKWITH i MOTOR CO. t'liimli lloanl to Meet The official board of the Flrat Meth odlat church will mart on Thura dny evening, Muy 14, for It monthly bualneaa meeting. Tha meeting will be held In the pur. lor of the church beginning at 3:00 p. m., when all member are requested to ba preaeut, V, P. W, Auxiliary The wom an' auxiliary of the Votornn of Foreign Wara will moot Thura dny evening, May 14, Inatead of Wodnoaday evening a prevlonaly announced. .The meeting will be held at 3:00 o'clock, at the home of Dolphla lioyt In Altamont, I'lra In Truck Fire broke out In a truck load of pipe und oukum ut Seventh and Pine atreeta Mon day afternoon, and the flro de partment wn culled out at 4:11 o'clock. Tlio blaze wua "oxtln guiahed before cuuaing material damage. In Now Home Mr., and Mra. A. J. Fantamaw are now located In their new home at 942 Pro pect atreot. They nold the resi dence they built and lived In for 10 year, at 623 North Eleventh treat, to George Sample. CHIOAOO, Mar 13, UP Cau tion on tha part of aellera, a clr cumatunce partly uaaociuted with the Fraaler- Lemke debate at Waalilngton, appeared aomewhat responsible for wheat price up turn today. Illgbeat price of the day for wheat were reuched Juat before trading wa ended. The maximum riao wa 11c per buahel. Wheat cloned firm, lo to lc above yeaterduy'a flnlah, May 02Jo to 93c, July 86, c to 85c; corn lc off to lo up, May 2ic; Oat at lc decline to c advance, and provlilon varying from 12c aetback to 7o gain. Funeral C1.ARA ACIATHA 8CIIWAB Frlenda are reapectfully Invit ed to attend the funeral eorvlce for tha lute Clara Agatha Schwab, to be held Thuraduy morning, May 14, 1936, at Bucred Heart church, wber a requiem man will be celebrated for the repoie of ber oul, commencing at 9 a. m., with the Iter. F. L. del officiating. Interment to follow The Morning Afterlaking Carters Utile Liver Pills with vault entombment la . Mt, Calvary Memorial park. Recita tion of the moat Holy Iloanry will be held Wedneaduy night at 7:80, 'in the chapel of tha Enrl Whltlock Funeral Homo, Fin atreet at Sixth, with the Rev. Thomaa Brady officiating. Friend are Invited. la eai'l tlmea purpU waa aa aoclnted with royalty, becama It waa the flneat and moat axpan aire dyo made by the ancloiile.- U. S. BALENTINE OF KLAMATH COUNTY CANDIDATE FOR the Republican Nomination for State Senator 17th District This District hat not honored Klamath County for State Senator in 20 Years Pd. Adv U. S. Balentine Starts Thursday Moe's Annual May Starts Thursday OUR WHITE EVENT is an annual affair an event which we know many of you have formed a' habit of looking forward to with definite expectation. This year you will not be disappointed far from iti In spite of general conditions and rising prices our buyers have managed to obtain some of the best values which we have been able to present in many years. Check those listed below and plan to stock up now on all the "White Goods" you will need for months to cornel Sunshine Flounced Panels Si 00 GOLDEN GATE Xinen finish (h -g o Q SHEETS li" Today's biggest value! The special close weave gives you longer wear and a superior finish t Double-boil bleaching assures lasting whiteness, and the special flame-singe finish gives the linen like texture found only in Golden Gate Sheets t 81x108 . $1.49 42x36 Cases ' 35 each 72x108 $1.39 45x36 Cases 39t each Regular $1.25 value c. Good quality end cut extra full and wide. Comes in pure white only with pastel colors for trims. Full 2 yds. long. ' Fancy Batiste GOWNS and PAJAMAS Plain white, some with pretty floral patterns,, others with appliqued de signs or fancy trim. Bias cut. Sizes IS, 16 and 17, $1.19 Cotton Slacks Good heavy quality, cut to fit perfectly and they will wash with complete satisfaction. Brown, white or blue $1.95 and $2.99 Smartly Tailored White Flannel Skirts Just the thing for smart summer sports wearl Complete range of sizes from 27 to 32 waist. 2 95 WHITE ORGANDY . BLOUSES Moat attractive atylea with neat blue pin dota. Sisea 84 to 88, $1.95 WHITE VOIL BLOUSES . Cool smart atyles nicely trimmed with lace. Site 84 to 88, $2.95 'Ml i Fine Values In WHITE GOODS Unen Suiting....!...Yd. 9St White Cotton Coating..... ...Yd. 85 White Curly Top Wash V Fabric Yd, SO White Plquel Yd. 35 White Poplin .Yd. 50 White Broadcloth, Yd. 25 Ripplesheen ... .Yd. 45 White Voll .Yd. 29 White Nainsoolc....Yd. 35 Whit Longcloth....Yd. 35 White Dimity ..Yd. 35 White Batiste .Yd. 25 White Lawn ....Yd. 35 NECKWEAR Frilly summer collars in or gandie, lace, linen or silk. Regular $1.00 values, 79 HANDKERCHIEFS . Colored linens in gay prints, 'also white with colored em broidered designs. Regular '. 19c, values .8 for 49 J'T,','!BWIiml(Plv : Bought for Our White Event! Big, Extra Heavy BATH TOWELS Size 22x44 Inches 39 You will know the minute you feel them , that they are no ordinary towels that they were made to sell for at least 55el They are of heavy triple thread construction in plain white with barred ends in pastel colors. Buy several at this low pricel Now is the time to buy your SWIM SUIT! Three of the very finest lines from which 'to make your selection Jantzen . . . Bradley and Royal Knit And when you choose from one of these outstanding lines you can rest assured that you have secured the very smartest, best quality suit obtainable for the price paidl Wa urge you to select now while our stock it the very largest and the size range complete. 2 95 3 95 4 98 up 6 98 GANNON HUCK TOWELS Well known, fine quality towels in plain white with corded border and taped edge. Size 16x32. Regular 18c value. I $1.50 per Dot. Q Ea. (Hotel Please Note) HI 3. j . J . . b !:ttc:uk:j ' ''ill "l ' IMN TABLECLOTHS Pure, crisp linen, lize 42x42 in. plain white with assorted colored borders. A regular 69c value, 1 58. Each FANCY SILKS AND ACETATES A new novelty waffle weave in a large selection of th best summer colors. 39 ia. wide. A regular $1.00 valua for 89' Yard TROPICAL LIKEN A popular new pure silk fabric woven to resemble linen. Numerous new shade from which to choose. 39 in. wide. A regular $1.00 value for 79' Yard WHITE SUNBEAM RIP-PROOF SLIPS A full bias cut white erep slip that is really shadow proof.. Well made and full length. Sizes 34 to 44, f 95 $ 80 , "d Z ' NEW SUMMER WASH FROCKS Cool cotton prints in pretty floral and novelty designs. Colors guaranteed fast. Regular $1.69 and $1.95 values i :' . ' - 39 STRING LACE COATS New pastel colors in smart swagger styles. Very cool and comfortable for sunny summer days, 7 78 Sixth and Onk v v Phone 680
