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CITY BRIEFS
On 110 nor RollRuth ROM.
any, daughter of Mn. Ruth Huth.
lany, has been placed on the
honor roll of Artuntrong college,
Iteritniey, Cal., where she is now
enrolled In a private necretttrint
course, An avorage of li or bet,
tar must be teutintainod through
the quarter for this honor, Miss
Whinny has been very active in
school affairs, and since her en
taring has boon women's repro.
imitative anti nerves as one of the
student Thespians,
Apostolic) FaithThe Apostolic
Faith mission at Ninth and Klam
ath will hold meetings Huntley at
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. sn. Thera
will be special music and singing
by orchestra and chorus. Moot.
lags are also held Tuesday. Wed
nesday and Friday at 7:46 3. m.
No collections, all welcome.
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Society to MeetThe Klamath
Lutheran Aid society will meet
at the home of Mrs. It, II. Log
yin, 727 North Ninth street.
Monday afternoon. Rev. Bowed
will be the speaker.
VFW to MeetThe Veterans
ot Foreign Vitra. Fe Bran post No.
It SAL will meet Vednesolay. De
cember S. at 8 v. m. In the 100F
hull.
Hupp), Hour ClubThe Happy
Hour club will moot with hint.
Ocorgo Mahn, ell Pine street.
Tuesday.
ThurstMy Hewing ClubMrs.
Leona Qualls wits hostess to mem
bers of the 'nor'( 'sty Hewing club
of Mt. Loki December 2. A 'Mort
business meetine wan held, and
the remninder of the afternoon
ems emit with needlework. Re
freshments wore served into In
the day to 11 members and enacts
of the club.. The next nieotine
will be hold Doceniber 16 at the
home of Mn. Hull Kilter.
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Pledged to Honor Modell--
Russel Revell of Bonanza, senior
in civil engineering at Oregon
Stets colleee, has been pledged to
them Tau, national engineering
honor society.
Vital Statistics
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IVER8ONliorn at Klamath
Valley hospital, December 3.
1937, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Iverson of Merrill, a daughter.
Weight 8 pounds and 103 ounces.
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PKTERHONliorn at Hillside
hospital. December 4. 1937, to
Mr. and Mrs. Pldward Peterson of
421 tVashington street, a daugh
ter. Weight, I pounds and 5
ounces.
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8C111.151ACIIERIlorn at the
Klamath Valley hoepitI. Decem
ber 4, 1937, to Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Hclitimacher of 2335 Darrow
street, a son. Weight. 8 pounds
and 3 ounces.
News of Klamath Churches
First Covenant
Church
First Cuvenant church. 823
Walnut avenue. phone 1908W,
Oottfred J. Anderson, pastor.
10:30 a. in timidity school and
Swedish morning serv ice. The
subject Of the sertnon wili he
"The Essential When the Lord
Comes." Miss tierda Persson will
give a vocal solo. The members
of the 193g confirmation eines
will be presented with Billies
giren by the church.
6:45 p. tn., young people's
prayer band.
7:00 p. tn., young people's
meeting. topic. "Verb Events in
he Light of Phopitecy." Leader,
Mertha Eastman.
7:45 p. nt. ' evening service.
The pastor will speak on the sub
Pat "The Vision Of Annanins."
Tuestisy, 2 p. tn.. !tibia study.
Thurstier. 7:15 p. In., mid.
week service.
Friday. 7:45 p. In.. the Ladies'
Aid society ill hold its monthly
mooting and election of officers.
Mrs. P. Mild and Mrs. K. Frold
will he the hostesses. Mrs. Alfred
Carlson is the program chnirman.
Chudch of Psychic
Research
The Church of Psychic Re
search at 305 North Eleventh
street will have regular Sunday
evening service at 8 o'clock, and
the speaker will be Nov. Alfa
Dieutnitt: messages will follow
the sermon.
Wednesday afternoon from 1:30
to 1 p. nu. the Acorn club meets
at the church for sewing and
cards.
Vednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock the class On spiritual
science is held at ,he church.
Thursday evening the Family
circle is held in the church at 8.
o'clock where you can bring all
your troubles.
Saturday evening. December
11. the Acorn club will hold
card party at the church. Every
one Is welcome.
Klamath
Lutheran Church
The class receiving instruction
for confirmation will. meet Satur
day December 4, from 7 to 8 p. nt.
ItegtilOr Llitheran morning
worship Sunday. December 6, at
II o'clock. Sermon text, Rev. 3:
20-22. This is one Of the lessons
selected by the Lutheran church
tor advent Sunday. Rev. It. Bog
Mad will deliver the sermon on
the theme. "Jesus at. the Door."
Lutherans in Klamath Falls and
vicinity aro cordially invited.
Meeting place for confirmation
class and Sunday morning service
eu will be tile hall On the second
floor of the Wi ilnrd hotel on Main
and Second streets.
The Ladies Aid society of -the
Klamath Lutherah church will
mem Monday, December 6, at 21
p. in., in the home of Mn. It.
Logout, 727 North Ninth street. A
general invitation is Issued to
men anti women. Program and
refretibriletitn. The pastor will bp
present.
First Baptist
Church
leiret Mullet church, Eighth t
Weehhtgtou street. "Tho Church
with tho Gospel Message and
Mission. Cecil C. Brown, pastor.
residence 904 North Second
street. phon 2186W.
Bible school 9:46 a. ni., George
O. 'Welch, superintendent. A cittss
for every age with competent
teachers for nil classes. Morning
worship ll o'clock. Sermon sub.
Oct, rtio Glorious Goepel."
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6:30 gm. m., with unione for all
ages. Hong eorvice at 7:30 fol
lowed by eite evening message.
Hermon subject, "The Touch of
the Master'e Hand." A baptimummi
service will follow the worship
hour.
Mid-week service Wednesduy
I at 7:30 p. in., with Iliblo study
I, and dovotions.
Mission service at Stewart
Lenox Thursday at 730 p. ns.
Tho Womeit's Missionary so.
rimy will meat Thursday after
noon at a o'clock for its annual
business meeting and election of
officers.
Baptist Bible
Mission
Corner Houth Sixth street high
way and Miller's lane, Dr. C. LI.
Cassel, minleter. Billie school at
0:45 a. in. and morning worship
at
Know your Bible is the motto
of this Biblo school. You are
most heartily invited to attend.
"The Socond Cooling of Christ,"
will be the suliject for discussion
by hr. C. IL Cassel at the mourn
ing worship. This will bo tho last
of this soden of dispensational
sermons, and a most interesting
one.
Special music wil be provided
as follows: a trumpet solo by
Dale itunsaker with Don Hun
salter at the piano,' and itolph
Vow() will also play his French
horn. Vali tho new triutuphant
service long booke. and under the
direction of Dr. Cassel, good live
ly congregational singing will be
assured. This is an important
part of ottr servico, and all who
will are invited to coma and join
theso praise and study services.
Ono of our most Important
service. is the 5lominy night
Prayer group, and the Pantie'
iidde Mission urges all who pos
slilly can to be present.
Zion Lutheran
Church
Zion. Lutheran church, 1025
High street, U. W. Hoffman, pas
tor. Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.
tn. Members of tho Sunday school
are also requested to meet at the
church Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock for rehearsal of the
Christmas service.
The preaching service begins at
11 p. m. The Lord's supper will
be celebrated at this service. Pre
paratory service for the communi
cants begins at 10:30 a. m.
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Response to Potato Recipe
Contest Here Enthusiastic
An enthusiastic response, far
beyond the expectations of the
committee, sent scores of po
tato recipes to the chamber
of commerce in answer to
the call for unusual recipem of
ink type to he used in the little
"view" bound booklet which
will adventle to nationwide users
the aavory Klatneth Netted Gem.
The (molest is tieing oponsored
by the Tub e Lake Potato Growers
association, the Klamath County
Potato Growers association and
the Klamath county chamber of
COMMIT and to the housewives
whose recipes have been accepted
for publication in the News
Herald, a 25-pound sack of Klam
ath Netted Gems is waiting at the
chamber of commerce.
Judges sat at a desk piled high
with recipes, more than 85 in all,
turning the russet-jacketed potato
Into every sort of appetizing dish
imaginable. It was a difficult
task that awaited them, but they
chose a group that they felt Were
especially tuitional, one of the
loom outstanding being the Old
Dutch Potato Pancakes recipe
sent in by one of the teen's hest
cooks, Mrs. E. C. Stucky, 1434
Canby street.
To Mrs. Stucky goes the first
sack of Netted Gems and this Is
First Federal Savings
and Loan Association.
OF KLAMATH FALLS
First Presbyterian
Church
The First. Presbyterian church
holds Its morning service of wor
ship at the 11 o'clock hour. with
the pastor, the Rev. Theodore
smith, speaking on the topic, "A
Difference lietween." The now
choir director, H. V. Parkiturnt.
l in conjunction with Hans Hoer
ptin. offers an attractive musical
I program. The organ prelude will
be "Prayer" by Humperdincit, the
offertory. 'Ave Maria" by Rich
spend, the anthem, "The Earth Is
the Lord'n" by Lynes, and the
organ pontlude, "Magnificat" by
Clannmann.
This church is located on the
corner of North Sixth and Pine
streets. The 'moor can be reach
ed in aft, case of need at the
church over telephone 429, and
at his home over telephone 713.1.
The evening worship period at
730 o'clock will be given over tt
the 1Yomen's Nlinnionary society
under the leadership of Mrs.
Theodore Smith, president of the
nociety. The service opens with
the organ prelude, "Andante Pas'
tomtit" by Stephens. The offer
tory will be "Evening Song" by
Seim& A beautiful duet will be
presented by Miss Phyllis Collier
and Miss Patty Fleet, entitled,
"A Song of Praha) and Thanks"
by Bixby. The address of the eve
ning will be delivered by George
v Wheatley, a but-Miens man,
now in charge of the Presbyterian
work in the Altamont section.
His topic will be "Demi the Truth
Energise or Paralyze?" The eery
ice will clone with the organ post.
little, "March" by Gaul.
In the morning at 8:30 o'clock
the men of the various churches
of the eitY, as has been the cus
tom started during the Rayburn
meetings, will meet for prayer in
the auditorium of this church.
All men interested in and believ
ing in prayer are invited to share
in this great half hour of prayer
for a blessing on the ministers
and congregations of the city for
Dint tiny.
Immediately preceding the open
ing of the Bible school. at 9:45, a
group of praying men anti women
meet in the pastor's study for in.
tercession at the throne of grace
for a special blessing on the con
gregation and its varied activities
George W. McIntyre will be in
charge of this anti of the Sunday
school which follows.
A young people's Bible class.
for young people over high school
age and for young married folk
has been organized and is meet
ing regularly each Sunday morn
ing during the Sunday school
hour.
The young people's society of
Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30
in the evening. These meetings
have been unusually fine spirit
usually. The attendance fills the
room. You will be blessed, if you
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her-recipe, an old 'favorite of days
gone by when cooking WIN one
of the finest arts and "the .best
cook won."
Old Dutch Potato Pancakes
Peel aix large Klamath Netted
(sum potatoca, wash and grate,
hen drain. For every pint of pulp
allow two eggs, one tablespoon
of flour, one-half teaspoon of salt,
a little pepper and a little onion,
grated. Beat eggs well and mix
with the rest of the ingredients
adding a little milk to make a
batter, Drop by opoonfula on a
griddle, turn and brown on both
sidea. These are excellent with
apple sauce.
Mrs. E. C. Stucky, 1434 Canby
street, Klamath Fails.
The content will remain open
for several weeks and cooks
throughout the county are urged
to 'tend in their best potato recipes.
Members of the committee aid(
that potatoes be apecified as Klam
ath Netted Gems. Many of these
splendid, unusual recipes will be
given over KUO, San Francisco,
a bleb will carry the radio public
ity lit northern California of the
Klamath basin potato.
Addresa your recipe. to Klam
ath county chamber of commerce
end assist the potato growers in
advertiaing the principal agricul
tural crop of this area.
Klamath Temple
Klamath Temple, 1009 Pine
atreet, tat Roy E. Southard.
pastor, residence 22 High, phone
2355R.
Regular services for Sunday at
Klamath Temple will be Sunday
school at 9:45 a. in. with classes
for all ages under the direction
of Mrs. Turpin, superintendent.
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
Rev. Southard will be speaking on
the subject: "The Love of God."
The young people will meet for
their regular service at 5:30 p.
III. in the basement auditorium.
At 7:45 p. m., Rev. Southard
will be bringing an evangelistic
message.
IV invite you to tune in Tues
day evening at 8 o'cjock to sta
tion RINI for "The Gospel flour,"
and we know yeu will enjoy It.
On Wednesday, we have the
regular mid-week aervice which
will he a Bildt; study class for
men and women, with the men
meeting the pastor in the base
ment, while Airs. Southard
teaches the women upstairs.
On Friday there will be a praise
and worship service at the Temple.
Young people, notice, Rev.
Southard will be teaching the
newly inaugurated Bible study
class on Saturday night. Ali
young people are invited to come,
but don,t. forget Bibles, pencil:
and note-books.
Community Congregational
Church
This church on the corner of
Garden and Martin streets will
welcome you to its services.
Sunday school at 9:45 al m.,
church at 11 a. tn., young peo
ple's society at 7 p. m. on Sun
day. Girl Scouts on Monday evening.
also Go-getters club of junior
boys; Boy Scouts, Tuesday eve
nings. Sunday School Superintendent
Frank Killian would like to see
full quotas of teachers and stu
dents out at 9:45 a. m.
Rev. Martin Haack will preach
at the morning service.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Every
Creed and Purse
Klamath
Funeral Home
025 High St.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ward.
Managers.
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College educations cost money but are so indispensable for
young people these days. Tuition bills are no problem if you
save regularly for children's campus days. No ordinary savings
planwe never have paid less than 4 percent and each.
account is insured up to $5,00000we return to you many
more dollars than you save. May we show you?
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Members of Federal &Mona awl Loan Insurance Corporation.
Each Account Insured Up To 1115,000.00.
The First Methodist
Church
Pint Methodist church, corner
of North Tenth and High streets,
John V. Werreu, pastor, resi
dance 1005 High street, phone
448W.
The Sunday school which a
combine at 9:45 a. m. Sunday of
(en t to all an Opportunity for Bible
study, and the worship services
of the church which will begin at
10:55 a. m., an opportunity to
worship in a beautiful sanctuary
dedicated to the worship of. Al
mighty God. In this service Mrs.
E. O. Veatch will play "Prelude."
Chopin. and "Consolation," Men
deissohn. The choir under the
direction of Miss Lillie E. Darby
will present the anthem, "How
Beautiful," Stainer, Mrs. Aagodt
lertgaard Reeder will sing "If
Christ Came Back," O'Hara. Bev.
Charles O. Brown of Lakeview
will preach on the theme "The
Task of the Church." This is an
exchange of pulpits taking place
all over the Oregon conference of
the Methodist church.
The Epworth League devo
tional meetings will be held at
6:30 p. m., each league with its
own leadership, taking for dis
cussion a helpful topic. The high
school league will meet in the
league room and the young Peo
ple's league in the church parlor.'
At the evening service begin
ning at 1:30 o'clock, Rev. Charles
O. Brown will preach. Mrs. Ches
ter Williams will ming "Teach Me
to Pray." Newit.t.
A most cordial invitation Is ex
tended to all to attend the serv
ices of the day.
St. Paul's
Episcopal Church
Rt. Pore Episcopal, Eighth and
Jefferson streets, th Rev. V. E.
Newman. rector.
Sunday:
Holy 1Cucharist at 8 o'clock.
Church school classes at 10:15
a. m.
Holy Eucharist and sermon at
11 o'clock on the first Sunday of
each month.
Morning prayer and sermon at
11 o'clock on other Sundays.
Holy Euchrist on Saint days
end Holy days at 10 o'clock.
Salvation Army
The Salvation Army, 619 Wal
nut street, Captain Don V. Barry,
commanding officer.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Holiness meaning, 11 a. m.
Young peope's ervice, 6 rt. tn.
Evening service, 1:30 o'clock.
Services also on Thursdays and
Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. The pub
lic la invited to all services.
First Christian
Church
First Christian church, Pine
street at Ninth. Arthur Charles
Bates, minister. Pastor's study in
the church, Ninth street entrance,
phone 1033W.
Bible school meets at 9:45 a,
m Clyde O'Neal is the superin
tendent, classes for all ages, a
growing attendance.
Communion and worship, 11
a. m. Organ prelude, "Medita
tion," Pache, Mrs. Mary L. Mow,
organist; processional. "Holy
Holy, Holy," choir; doxology by
the choir and the congregation;
response by the choir, "AlinightY
Father:" a violin solo, "Thais,"
Massenet, by Miss Barbara Pow
ers; communion hymn, "Majestic
Sweetness Sits Enthroned:" an
them, "(loin' Home," (from New
World Symphony), Dvorak, by
the cleoir; sermon: "The Message
of the Christian Church," pastor.
This church observes the Lord's
supper every Lord's day as a me
morial of Christ's death for sin.
The Christian Endeavor so
cieties will meet at 6:30 p. m.
Two good live societies. Young
people are especially invited to
meet with them.
The evening worship hour 19
7:30 o'clock. Bong service and
another Bible reading service di
rected by the pastor. The topic
will be "What Must I Do to Be
Saved?" Bring your Bible and
let's see what it says on thia most
Important question.
First Church of
Christ, Scientist
First Chutch of Christ. Scien
tist, corner Tenth and Washing
ton streets.
Sunday school at 9:30. Morn
ing service at 11 o'clock. Subject.
"God the Only Cause and
Creator."
Testimonial meeting Wednes
day evening at 8 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
Science literature may be read,
borrowed or purchased. The read
ing room Is open daily from 7:30,
in the morning until 9:30 o'clocki
In the evening. An attendant ist
in charge from 12 to 1 o'clock and I
from 2:30 until 4:30 except Sun
day and holidays.
KLAMATH COUNTY
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Attamorit
Presbyterian Church
Altamont Presbyterian Commu
nity church, O. W. Wheatley.
minister.
Services are being held in the
Junior High school. Sunday school
meets at 9:46 a. m., classes for
all ages, from beginners to adults,
A. C. Olson, superintendent.
Morning worship service at 11
o'clock, as this is Bible Sunday,
the subject of the sermon will be,
"The Light Shineth in Darkness."
Mrs. Frank Ration will bring a
special message in song.
Prayer meeting and Bible study
class, Wednesday evening at 7:45
O'clock at the home of Mrs.
Robert Hall, near Altamont drive.
A normal church serving a
normal community, If you are a
resident of this rapidly growing
community and have no regular
church affiliation, come and wor
ship with us and make this your
church home.
"I was glad when they said un
to me: let us go into the House
of the Lord."
Church of Jesus -
Christ of L D. S.
Church of Jesus Christ of tatter-Day
Saints holds regular serv
ices at the public library auditor
ium at Fifth street and Klamath
avenue.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.; eve
ning services, 7:30 a. m.
The Women's Relief society
meets on Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The Mutual Improvement asso
ciation meets on Tuesday ve
nings at 7:30 o'clock.
Immanuel Baptist
Church
Immanuel Baptist church, J.
Clarence Orr, minister North
Eleventh and High streets.
The morning worship ertie
from 11 to 12 o'clock will be
Dricsoht, :21erry ehristmas
Brightness is the gift of your electric service to your
home and community. Lighted homes create a holiday
spirit. Lighted trees shine brightly In public squares to
spread the Christmas message. Inside the home lamps
bring comfort and eyesight protection; radio brings
entertainment from all over the world; electric power
supplies safe refrigeration, easy cooking and all the many
services that are yours at the touch of a switch. Every
Christmas finds electric service contributing more hap
piness and comfort to the life of the city and the in
dividualand every Christmas finds the cost of this
service growing less'. To make your New Year happier,
use more of electricity's many services at today's
low rotes.
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broadcast over the local radii
station. The pastor will speak on,
the subject, "Justified by Grace!:
There will be special musie dur4
ing this service.
Our church school begins RI
9:45 a. m., with classes for each
age group and a competent teach.
er in charge.
During the young people's tour
at :30, the W. W G. will preq
sent a Vesper service. Everyone 0
I, welcomed to this service.
The pastor will preach during!
the evening service. Come and
enjoy the song service and the
fellowship.
The mid-week lerviee will be
Wednesday evening at 7:30. This
service la being enjoyed by
goodly number.
Union Meyer
Meeting
The Men's Union Prayer meet
ing will be held Sunday morning,
at g:30 in the First Presbyterian
church.
Morning Devotions
The morning devotions this
week will be under the direction
of Rev. R. E. Southard, pastor or
Klamath Temple. These broad.
casts are each week day over the
local station at I o'clock each
morning.
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new Offices
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Across from the
New B. S. Bank Bldg.
on
December 1st.
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By Dr. M. C. Cassel, Specialist
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