Club Group tette Clara
Rimer entertained t h e Engles
, auxiliary club and friends with
'' a Hallowe'en party Thursday
"" evening in her home. Games
, 0 were played and prises won by
, Dolly Machado and Ruby Bur
, 0 gess Door prize went to Peggy
Long. Befreehments were served
I to Meatiames Wood, Waldvogel,
Book, Long, Pereell, Gibson, Au-
'. Bretton, Herbert, Diets,
Burgess, Larson, Bauer, kineba
' do, Hendrickson, Behind, insid
e duck, Lewis, Cole, Winningham,
Wilson, arable, Alt, Smoot, Alta
t Larson, Hogue and Itolinte. Tea
towels were given to Dolly Ma
chide, FRIII)10 Thempeon, Helen
Bauer and Mae McAnuily, the
, members having birthdays in Oc.
7 a
Junior Claes PartyA Hui
lowe'en party for the Junior clues
of the Community Congregationtl
church wee held Friday night at
the community hone. on Garden
avenue. with the Bev. and Mrs. J.
G. Dickey as host and hostess.
- Those present were Shirley Cur
, 11011, Vivian Direchl Evelyn Dir
.' still. Dolores Cody. Ude Hutchins,
F., Karen Hardin, Patricia Kerfoot,
rt.'', Arlene Kerfoot and Violet (tray.
F. A "1.101Y of KRUM watt played,
followed by refreshments.
Church SupperA potluck sup
" per will be served Tuesday eve
- sing, October 26. at 1:30 o'clock
, at the community Congregational
s, church social hall on Carden
avenue. Uames will follow the
supper. and ell members and
friends of the church are cordi
ally invited to attend. Mrs. F.
IL Vance is chairman of the eve.
mini.
United Church Meetings A
meeting of the women's organize
lions of all the Klamath retie
'churches participating in the Ray
burn evenatillatic mission will be
: held at the First Mothodlet church
o at 1 p. to. Burnley. A similar joint
' I meeting of young People's sociti.
ties will be held at the aunt,,
s church at 6:30 p.m.
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Plans for Roll Co il--Mrs. Wil
bur Jones, roll call chairman of
; the American Red Cross in Kim
.: ath county. has been working out
of the city this week. selecting her
, different chairmen. The names of
o. the various chairmen throughout
the county will be announced Me
fore part of the week.
Returns to SIAlt leFriends
will he interested to learn that
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CITY BRIEFS
Returns to Stain leFriends
will be interested to learn that
Lynn Zimmerman, who has spout
tbe past three months in Wuhing
ton. D. C., has returned to Seattle,
where she glans to make bar
home. Mrs. Zimmerman lived
bars for a number ot years, and
was affiliated with the Herald
and News.
Returns RomeJ. 14. Poulin
lett Saturday for his home at
Los Angeles after a two weeks'
visit in Klamath Falls at the
borne of Ms 100-inIIW and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
M. Reynolds of 1411 East Main
street.
Riverside PTAThere will be a
special meeting ot the Riverside
PTA Monday, October 15, at 8
o'clock. This is Important, gild
all members are asked to attend.
Trainmen MeetTh. Brother
bood of Railroad Trainmen will
meat Monday evening. October
at 7:15 o'clock at 1001r
ball. A apecial'aemion le planned,
and all members are urged to
attend.
St. Paul's dutch,'
Episcopal s '
St. Paul's church, Episcopal,
Eighth and Jefferson Streets, Tito
Ites. V. E. Newman. rector.
Twenty-second Qunday after
Trinity. ,
Holy Eucharist at 8 o'clock.
Church 4001 at 10:111 a. tn..
class Instruction 'period.
Morning prayer, and sermon at
11 o'clock, codthined worship of
the church school and adult con
gregation. ,
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Klamath Luther..
an Church
Services In the Willard hotel.
Sunday, October 24. 10:30 a. m.,
Informting DisplayA bestati
ul handwrought toaatmaster and
new distinctive hospitality tray
made by Wendell August Forge
of Grove City, Pa., le on display
for a few days at IA lire electric
more. The tosetmaster and tray
are made from aluminum and
decorated with a wheat design.
No machinery wag used in the
conetruction. The display is not
for hale, but the public is invit
ed to visit the store and look at
the work of art.
Card Party HeldThe eel'
auxiliary held it first card party
In a new series on Monday eve
ning, October 20, with 16 tables
In play. Women'e high prise went
to Mn, Dahlatn, and second high
to Mrs. Delon Dowers. Hens high
went to Mr. Wilkinson, and Nan
ond high to Mr. Crape. liner prize
was awarded to Mrs. Taylor. Re
freshments were served at the
close of the evening. The second
in the card party serlea will be
held In late November.
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Attend FuneralMrs. Leo
Blom ler and daughtar, Barbara
Ellen, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Fouch of Ban Bernardino, Calif..
arrived in Klamath Falls Thurs.
day. They attended funeral mummY.
ices for Mr. Fouch's mother, which
wore held Friday. Mrs. Biemier
and Mrs. Touch, with their father.
Jim Los, bad just returned to ihn
Bernardino after a three months'
tour of the east.
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Applegate loelittellElmor Ap
plegate, who bee spent the sum
mer at Crater lake, whore he is a
park naturalist. left Friday for
Ashland, where he will visit rela
tives en route to IWO Alto. Calif..
whore he is a member of the fee
ulty at Stanford university. Ap
plegate spent a few days in the
city with relatives and friends be
fore departing for the valley.
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lor&VO for PortlandMay King
Conradl of the May King studio,
accompanied by Jean Browne left
Friday evening for Portland to at
tend the lecture being given in the
northern city by Dr. Victor Heiser.
author of "An American Doctor'.
Odyssey." They expect to return
home the fore part of the week.
Services HeldCremation se
Ices were held recently in San
Francisco for the late Fred Jack.
son. 3$. for 18 years a resident in
Klamath county. 'lb. remains
were buried in the Umpqua no
tional forest. where Jackson at
one time took up a homestead.
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Condition Improves--Don Kirk
patrick. Klamath Fails youth who
I, a student at the University of
Oregon. is recuperating rapidly
front a recent emergency oPora
lion for appendicitis. Don is the
son of L. F. Kirkpatrick of this
city, who went to Eugene to be
with his son for a few days.
Medford GuestMrs. Riley D.
Henson or Medford is visiting in
Klamath Falls and is tbe guest
of Rev. and Mrs. O. T. Ander
son. Mrs. Henson Was a former
resident of this city and is here
to attend the Rayburn revival
services.
Study Group MeetsThe inter
national relations study group of
AAIJW is to meet Wednesday eve
ning. October 27, at o'clock. In
thd home of Mrs. James Buick, at
the Audley apartments.
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Party EnjoyedA Thursday af
ternoon card party was enjoyed
by members of the Eagles' auxtl
tar, when four tables were In Play.
Another of these events Is set for
October 211.
Nevis of Klamath Churches
by the Rev. B. Bogstad, pastor
pro tem.
At this service arrAngements
will be made for organizing a
laza to be instructed for con
firmation. Books for instruction
are free.
Young people desiring to reg
ister for confirmation instruction
may contact Rev. Bogstad at the
Willard hotel from 7 p. tn. Sat
urday until 8 p. m. Sunday, Oc
tober 24.
Ills sermon text at the Sunday
morning service will be Ex. 14,
15, the theme. the Lord's com
mand, "Go Forward."
Zion Luther.
an Church
Zion Lutheran church. 1025
PILE
And Other Rectal D season
tear down the general health
luld lead to serious corn.
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fly Dr. Itt. C. Cassel, Specialist
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Urn. from work. Many satisfied patients in Klamath and
urrounding country have been given permanent relief. Get
a free examination by a doctor who is especially skilled and
trained to properly diagnose and treat your rectal ailments.
DR. 0.11. MATHER
781 Main St. Chimpractio Physician Phone 404W
High street, 0. W. Hoffman, pas
tor. The morning ervices begin at
,111:00 o'clock. Sermon topic:
The Unforgiving Spirit."
Sunday school meats at 1:45
a. in.
The Ladles' Aid aocity will
meet at the home of Mrs. John
Bonfeldt next Thursday afternoon
at 1:00 o'clock.
First Church of
Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ. Scien
tist. corner Tenth and Washington
inmate.
Sunday school at 1;80. Morn
ing service at 11 o'clock.
Testimonial meeting Wednes
day evening at S o'clock. This
church maintains reading rooms
in the First National Bank build
ing, rooms 212-213, where the
Bible, writings by Mary Baker
Eddy, and authorized Christian
&fence literature may be read,
borrowed or Dung:axed. The
reading room is open daily from
7;30 in the morning until 9:00
o'clock in the evening. An attend
ant is in charge from 13 to 1
o'clock and from 2:30 until 4:30,
except Sunday and holidays.
First Covenant
Church
First Covenant church, 323
Walnut avenue, Gottfred J. An
derson, pastor.
Sunday school 1;45, a. m.
Friends will please notice that our
&Bader school hour is changed
from 10:80 to 9:45 a. tn. We will
dispense with our morning serv
ice and all other meetings of the
week in order to give full sup
port to the union effort. The con
firmation clans will meet on Sae
urday at 10:30 a. m.
First Presby
terian Church
'rho First Presbyterian church
is located on the corner of North
Sixth and Pine streets. The Rev.
Theodore Smith is the pastor, and
can be reached at his home, 435
North Second street,' telephone
718-J, or at the church, telephone
429, for any case of need. Mr.
Hans Hoerlein is the organist.
The First Presbyterian church
is happy to cooperate with tie
other Christian people of the city
In the union tsbernacie service
which opens a little before 11
o'clock, in order to make use of
the radio as largely as possible
for the sermon. On account of
this. the Bible school which opens
at 9:46 a. tn. will close a little
early that all may attend. Mr.
George W. McIntyre, general mu.
perintendent, will be in charge.
The usual Sunday school service
will be held. This is preceded by
the pre-prkyer service. held in the
pastors study. To this all inter
ested are invited.
The pastor desires publicly to
recognize the very large attend
ance thus far of his people at iLe
tabernacle Atervices. By actual
count again and again the Prez
byterians have been in their
places. He feels that this loyalty
to our common Lord is especially1
commendable in this time Of spe
cial effort to reach Klamath Falls
in the great union of Christian
forces under the able leadership
of Dr. Rayburn. He would now
urge all members and officers un
able thus far to attend, either by
pressing duties, Ill health. or ab
sence from the city to be present
In the Sunday services.
Baptist Bible
1 Mission
Bible school will meet as usual
at the.Baptist Bible Mission. ear
ner of South Sixth street and Mil
ler's Lane, but church service will
be discontinued until after the
Rayburn evangelistio campaigu
now being conducted in this city is
ended.
The Bible school meets at 8:45
a. m. The nubile ie, heartily in
vited to attend.
First Christian
Church
First Christian church, Pine
street at Ninth. Arthur Charles
Bates, minister, study in the
church, Ninth street entrance,
phone 1033W.
Bible school will meet this Sun
day at 9:30 a. m., instead of
9:45 a. m., the usual hour. Clyde
O'Neal is the superintendent.
Communion service at 10:30
BEN WINDOW
DISPLAY ,
THE NEWS 'AND THE HERALD,' KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
m. There will be no sermon
hers, as this congregation will
join with others in the taber
nacle ervicee under the leader
ship of Dr. James Rayburn. All
the members are urged to attend
these unio: services.
Church of Psychic
Research
Church of Psychic Research at
305 North 'eleventh street. will
have ae the Sunday evening
speaker, biro. Eva M. De France,
associate minister. Her text will
be "Ask and You Shall Receive."
After the talk there will be mes
sages for the balance of the eve
ning. The Acorn club. the women's
group of the church, will have its
regular meeting at the church on
Wedneaday afternoon from 1 to
4:30 p. m. Sewing and cards, pot
luek lunch at 1 o'clock, everyone
is welcome.
Thursday evening the family
circle at the church. , You may
bring your problem.. For private
consultation call 1038R.
The Klamath Temple
Klamath Temple. Eleventh and
Pine streets, Rev. Roy g. South
ard. paator, 22 High, phone
3355R.
Come to Sunday school at Klam
ath Temple Sunday morning at
9:45 and enjoy the study of God:s
word with us.
At 11:00 o'clock Rev. Southard
will be speaking at our regular
Sunday morning worship. All
other Sunday and week-night serv
ices are discontinued to join with
the revival meetings being con
ducted by Dr. James Rayburn in
the tabernacle at Eighth and Pine
streets.
To those of you who are unable
to attend the tabernacle service
on Tueeday evening, we extend an
invitation to listen to "The Gosoell
Hour" broadcast from radio sta
tion KF.11 between 8 and 8:30
o'clock. We know you will enjoy
the broadcast, and are anxious to
sing your request numbers.
On Thursday morning at 10:30
o'clock. at the home of Mrs. G. E.
Baker, 327 Alameda, the Women's
Miesionary circle will meet for a
Bible study and prayer meeting in
the morning and a miasionary
meeting in the afternoon.
Community Congre
gational Church
Community church is located
over on the east side at Gar
den and Martin: John G. Dickey
minister, residence 2160 Garden
avenue. telephone 1540W.
Because of necessary delays.
rally day for the church schuol
and church was postponed until
now. and will take the place of
the usual service at 11 a. m. We
count our work in Christian win
cation vitally important to the
children of our community, and
heartily invite all the parents to
encourage their children and the
church in this work of bringing
us all close to Almighty God
through Jesus Christ and his
church. This too is evangelism,
Parente of our parish children,
come and enjoy rally day with
your boys and girls. The work
will he presented in short speeches
by Ray Barter, Frank Killian.
Don Black and Louise Mitchell.
Music will form an important part
of the program.
All the friends are reminded
that on Tuesday evening at I
o'clock one of our popular pot
luckfamily church dinners will
be given in the community house.
The young people are reminded
that at o'clock Sunday follow
ing the worship service a reor
ganization meeting. with election
of officers will be held.
On Sunday, October 81, there
will be no 11 o'clock service.
leaving all free to attend the tab
ernacle service. The minister will
be absent for several days at that
time.
Methodist Epis
copal Church
First Methodist 'Mirth, corner
of North Tenth and High Artiste.
John W. Warrell. pastor, resi
dence. 1005 High street, phone
448W. -
Readers are asked to note that
the Sunday schools of the city
will meet a little earlier on Sun
day morning in accord with the
request of Dr. James 1167burn.
The Sunday school of this church
will assemble promptly at 9:30
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I. m., proceeded by a brief meet
ing of the Fellowship of the
Upper Room beginning at 9:15 a.
m. This brief period of prayer is
In preparation for the activities of
the day and teachers In the Sunday
school are asked to participate.
The morning service will be a
united service held in the taber
nacle, corner of North Eighth and
Pins streets, when Dr. James Ray
burn will preach on the theme
One Thing God Requires of Me."
Rayburn is differentbe is a sin
cere preacher of the gospel of
Jesus Christ. His message Is put
In an attractive manner. Every
member of the church and con
stituent should hear Dr. Rayburn.
Methodism's world service year
ends October 31. All money for
missions should be turned in on
Sunday so it may reach mission.
cry headquarters by that date.
Million unit fellowship pledges
should be paid in full by Sun
day. Kindly bring your offering
to the Sunday school or to the
tabernacle, using the peseta' of
fering envelope distributed on
Sunday last and available in the
vestibule of the church this Sun
day. Great afternoon service for
men and boys in the tabernacle,
beginning at 2:30 p. m. when Dr.
Rayburn will speak on "Man
hood." Service for women in this
church beginning at 3:00 p.
with Mrs. Rayburn in charge.
United young people's service at
6:30 9. m.
Great evangelistic service at
7:30 p. tn. with Dr. James Ray
burn preaching. Special song'
service with Robert Rayburn in
charge. Services every evening ex
cept Monday and afternoon Bible
studies Tuesday to Friday.
First Baptist church, Eighth at
Washington, "The Church with
the Gospel Message and Mis
sion." Cecil C. Brown, pastor.
Residence, 304 North Second
street, phone 2185-W.
The Bible school will meet at
9:46 a. tn. with George,O. Welch
in charge. All are urged to be
I on time so as to begin promptly.
The Bible school will be con
ducted as usual except that some
of the preliminaries will be elim
inated so as to allow sufficient
time to get to the tabernacle for
the morning worship.
The training service depart
ment will meet at 6:15 under
the direction of Mrs. Vents
Walker. All are requested to
note the change of time and to
be prompt in this service which
will be dismissed at 7:10, giving
time to get to the tabernacle for
the evening service. The First
Baptist church will unite with
the Rayburn services at the
tabernacle for the worship serv
ices. The pastor urges all of the
members to attend all of the
services at the tabernacle. The
teachers and officers are re
minded that Tuesday evening is
Sunday school night and are
asked to be present with their
classes represented, also that
next Friday is church night. The
regular Sunday morning offer
ing which is for Home Missions
will be received in our enve
lopes at the tabernacle.
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