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Newspaper Page TextJanuary 15, 1938 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN ;TheArts" , Is Reviewed ; Miss Kathryn Horn!- brook Reviews Van ' Loon's Latest-Volume. Minn Knlliryn llornlhronk, of the romil jr lllirnry mutt, has kindly reviewed beat seller, "The Arts" liy llemliik Von ' l.nnii for renders of Hi rlub pniin or Tim llornld-Nnws. Knoh week nn Interesting review will ho given, these book to hit (mind on tlm lii. lion or th city and county libraries. Ilcndrlk Vnn Loon, III au thor of 'I'ho Hmry of M unkind nnd The Hnnita W HIiik, linn given us a now liook, entitled Tho Aril. It la tho rcinttlt of thirty ycnrs of painstaking utmly nml liilior, Nut "Ail for A rl'ii Huh"" hut ii r t nn nn ex pression of thn living lilnnls of people In olio of thn purposes ho sets forth In thn bunk. To tudy Art nnd to live In llKly surrniiinllima aeom to him lu rrtnitruoun. nml thrntiKhout thn Imok hn shows In many wnys thni every groat nrt has boon nn tpresslou of tha lives nnd noede of th alio In which It win criialod. To try to koop It allv after tha need haa vanished It futile nnd foolish. In n tuoNt cnlcrlntiilng chop tor "Prologue" wo find ninny of hln basic lilcoa ntntod In n man nor (lint In Inlniltnhlii. An ancient ntaiinsrrtpt tolling thn story of n Chinese orllsl, Lan-Kung, fclvca nn n definition or nn nrt UI, "n nutn who In nllowcd to touch thn hem uf Klornlly." "Hut," nuyn tho ntithor, "her ti another wny of approaching tho aomo subject. It In my own nppronrh , , , "Mini, i' vii n nt hln proudest moments, In n puny and helpless croottiro when ho compares him olf to tha Uudn, For tha (lodi apeak unto him through crea tion. Mon trloa to nnawor, ha tries to vindicate hlniaolf nnd Unit anawor thul vindication In reolly whnt wn mil nrt." After tho "Prologue" explain ing hln purposes with many di gressions nnd aly wlnka, tha author proi'eoi's to ahow, In chronological manner, the de velopment of tho artn. Tba chaplor headings nro worthy of apcclal nota. Hero ara two ehoaon at random: "Chapter III Tho Art of Egypt A country In whli li tho IIvIiik played thn game of 'let's protend' tth thn deed," and t'hnpter LIV Dos Lied- Per which you can auhatltuta tha word 'aong' but It won't ba Quit tba amno." Music la a favorite subject of air. Van l.oon and a largo pnrt of tha hook denla with mualc nnd inualclona. II)- a clovor manlpu Inllon of Ideaa wa ara liven tha aaaontlal oharactorlatlca of anch mualclan'a atyla and real li how cloaa ia tba composer and Ilia rotnpoaltlon. And tha unwillingness of anch gonera tlnn to accept tha work of lia own compoaora la ahown by amno humoroua examples. Wa learn that tho crltlca of Haydon'e day were aghast at tha cora pnanr'a hnhlt nt Incorporating folk tunoa Into hln aymphonlea and quartets. "To thorn," aaya tho author, "thla waa aacrlleia. Just aa If a groat modern com pnner, doing a little Ninth Sym phony of hla own In tho heat Doothoven atylo, nhould Inrnr pnroto 'Turkey In tho Straw Into hln third moromnnt." Of Iloelhoven, Van Loon aaya, "Oorrets ara common enough la the hlnlory of tho arte. I.onell ncss la pnrt of the penally every trim nrilnt payn tor being dif ferent from the roat of hla fellow men. Hut aitrely tow peoplo have lived aa atranga a llfo an thla acowllng and un couth bnrbnrlnn whnno mnnnori wore thnaa of n ponannt, whoaa mil wnn Hint of n nennlllvo child, and whnae genius created a now on of mualo o( nucb atark beauty and atich vnat dlmonalnni that our own little evorydny world aoomi to rattle around la It Ilka ono pea In a pod." An In hla other hooka, tha II Itiatrntlona nro by the author and are a valuablo and aniunlng pnrt of the book. He advocator that everyone develop at lnnal ono of bin Intent tnlonla aa a hnhhy, both for tha plenaure of creating nnd for grealor oppre clntlon of tho work of the art ists. Whon we know the dif ficulties which must be over oome In some one art, we undor atand bolter whnt artlnta In all Holds havo accomplished. The Hit and Mlna home making club of tho women of the Moose mot for a one o'olock pot luck luncheon Frl dny, .Innunry tho novonth Willi slxtuon niomhnra present. Hoa j tnsaen wore Mnrtha Huknr and Mlldrod Wllkoraon. A business mooting following liinohonn re sulted In tho nidation of An notto Hall, prnsldont nnd Opal Hullin, soarolnry, The pnst president nnd sccrolory, Edna Jonson nnd potty Wood were proaanted with gifts In ap preciation of their services. A birthday nhowor wnn given for Opal Ilolhn. Cnrdn were en joyed Inter. The next mooting In to bo held Friday, January 21. Two birthdays will be re membered. Mnhle Ward and Hetty Wood will ba hostesses for the dny. Mrs. John Arfen entortnlnod nt hor homo Thitradny evening ' at pinochle. Hor guests wore i Mrs. Union Btnttb, Mrs. Grace Drndley, Mrs. G. B. Bollonl, ' Mrs. Julian Abbott, Mrs. Leo 5 Ilnner, Mm. Ilort McMnhnn and Mm. Kiinnno Love. Mrs. HI nub rocolved high scoro and I Mrs. Lrtvo, low. Lunch was J served by the hostess after V oards. Lloni Auxiliary li Entartalntd At Hotel A deaaort brldgo with Mrs. Kayo Klahn, Mrs, Ooorgla Htft d ii in and Mrs, Tholma Hkeon as. bnalessos was enjoyed at the regular meeting of the Lions auxiliary last Monday evening at the Wlllnrd hotol. The occanlon wns given a touch of spring with tall vaaus of daffodlla placed about lha rooms. Mrs. Poggy Wolson dnngor was awarded high score and Mrs. fern Hhoop high for contract, Members prnsent were Mee d nines Dona llnokaa, Dorothy Uuvla, Tholma Fllnk, Alice llnnaon, Clnra lloup, Irene Kerr, Fnyo Klulill, LuVelit Mooro, llolun Moore, Ann Mu sou, Hoae Owena, Forn Hhoop, Helen Hplkor, Tholma Hkeon, (loorgln Hlniluni, lva Thomp son, Peggy Wlnaendnngor, l.omn Mi.Mnllon and llernluce Mend. It was decided by the mom bors to ontortnln tholr husbands at a politick dinner during Feb ruary. Tho committee to as alal with arrnngomenta la com ponod of the chnlruiun of oacb club coninilltoo. CALENDAR Sunday, January 16 Junior Businost and Profei lional Womon sponsor sic a party el Crater lolo. Monday, January 17 B u I i n e 1 1 and Profsttlonal Women'i club to moot, Leaquo of Womon Volon In city library club rooms at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Hardin Black mor to speak. League of Women Voters to meet at 2 o'clock in small club room of the city library for interesting program. Members of Klamath Falls Library club who ara intorasted in organizing a Garden club to meet in tha city library at 3:30 o'clock. Mooting of Girl Scout coun cil to bs held at tha Little House on Conger avenue at . one o'clock. Those attending to bring individual lunches. Tuesday, January 18 Founders' day observed by P.E.O. when chapter U enter tains chapter All at tha horne of Mn. E. W. Vannico. Pylhian Sisters to hold Joint Installation in K. C. hall at ight-thirty o'clock. Wednesday, January 19 ANW club with Mrs. Rufus Moore at her horn on South Riverside. Dessert bridge to be en oyed by members of Wednes day club at regular meeting at Parish house at 7:30 p, rrf. Thursday, January 20 Regular meeting of Prosperi ty Rebekah lodge to be held at I.O.O.F. hall. Mrs. Mabla McCullough, noble grand, in vites all members and visiting members to attend. Daughters of Job to meet at Masonic hall at 8 p. m., when initiations to be held. Saturday, January 22 Miss Bornice Hector to be come bride of Mr. Coad at St. Paul's Episcopal church in four o'clock wedding. Sunday, January 23 Buffet supper to be qiven at 4:30 o'clock at St. Paul's parish house followed by parish meet ing with Bishop Remington as speaker, Saturday, January 29 President's ball to be en Joyed by Klamalh Falls. Saturday, February S Ellks to entertain with "hard times social" In ballroom of Elks temple. Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Dryden Mrs, Stella Dryden was the guest of honor nt a hlrthdny surprise party nt her home on North Eleventh ntrnot, Mnndny evonlng, January tenth. Uuesia honoring Mrn. Dryden wore Mesdamoa Bertha Hewitt, Mere dith Eioll, Mlldrod Smith, Dixie Wood. Idollne Bchnupp, Coell Sparks, Virginia Cnaomnn, Mll drod Lnrgent, Kdlth Kscblo, Myrtle Dunham, Cora Kennedy, Ellen Ely, Noy McDanlels, Frank Cooper, Arthur Hlotman, Helon Slnub, Charlos Marpla, Sr., Frank Sexton, Honry Oloyatlen and the guest of honor, Mrn. Drydon. Pinochle was tho di version of tho ovonliift with high scoro awnrded to Mrs. Casemnn, second high, Mis. McDanlels nnd low to Mrs. Eachle. Mrn. Drydon wns given an apron nhowor. Lunch wns served following enrds. Tho hostesses wore Mrs, Ellen Ely, Mrs. Bortha Hewitt, Mrs. Meredith Eroll, Mrs. Mil dred Smith and Mrs. Dixie Weed. Mra, Claude Murray gave a delightful dinner party at the Hot Sprlnga lodge In honor of Claude Murray's birthday. Covara were laid for the fol lowing: Mrs. Floronce Botklna, Nate Ottjrbeln, the Misses Jenn Rogora, Erelyn Gibson, Anna Mne Carter, Mr, and Mra. Robert l)on,n, Mr. nnd Mrs. Waa Carter, the honor guest, Clnudo Murray, and tha hostess, Mra. Murray. Members of the Pythian sis ters of the Knights of Pythlns ara holding a joint and publlo Insinuation on Tuesday night, January eighteenth at eight o'olock In the K. C. hall. All visiting sisters and Knights are Invited, HARRIETT ESTES HEADS AUXILIARY FOR COMING YEAR At an Impresalvo ceremony now officers of thn Ladles' Auxiliary Canton Crntor num ber seven worn Installed Wed nesday evening at the IOOF hall with C. H. House, major, acting nn liialiilllug officer. Tho Installation wan preced ed by a chicken dinner tut both tha ladlea and the chev allern of thn canton. Tho din ing lahlen wore attractively decorated In gold nnd pnrplo iimIhk yellow roaen nnd IlKhied tapers. Thesn colors were also cnrrled out In tho hnll, Thoso Installed Into their respective offices by Mr. Ilousa Included: I Inn lot Kstes, president; Maud Htiuey. vice president; Cnthorlne House, chaplain; charlotte Martin, past president; Alfroda Htoln meu, treasurer; Jennie Hum, secretary; Myrtle McCullough, officer of the day; Madge Conn, officer of tho guard; Addln Bnndell, right aid of the president; Efflo Kedkoy, left aid nt the president; Line Motachenbacher, right aid of vice president; Anna Henn, loft aid of vice president; Laura Uerllngs, aentry; Kins Heck, mualclan, Thoao on the flnanco committee are Esther Lund, Nellie Langor and Viola Jonea, and tho publicity la In rhurgo of Llna Motachen bacher, Tho retiring president, Mra. Mnrtln, wna preaonled with a lovely gift and with tho paat presidents Jewel during the ceremony. Ladie'.' Auxiliary Meets On Thursday The Ladles auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Hullroad Train men met Thursday evonlng, Jnnuary thirteenth nt the city library club room for tho regu lar business mooting. Eleven momtinrn were prosont. Tho next mooting of tho auxiliary will ba held Thursdny evening. Janu ary twenty-eighth. Following the regular business session a public card pnrty will be held at 8:15 p. m. Pinochle will bo played. Prltes will bo given nnd refresh ments served. The committee In charge Includes Mrs. Edna Jenaon, Mra. Lillian Thomns, Mrs. Beatrice Wilkes and Mra. Myrtle Guthrlo. Each member Is requested to aponaor one or more tnblos. The Auxiliary club will moot Thursday afternoon, January twentyth at tho home of Mrs. Lorotta Pel. 2036 Vine stroet. A potluck luncheon will bs served at one o'clock, fol lowed by a short business meet ing aftor whlcb pinochle will bo played. Home Economics Club Moots On Wednesday MIDLAND The Home Eco nomics club of Midland grange mot Wednesday nfiornoon t the home of Mrn. Phillip Motnchonbackcr. Mom bora prosont wore Meadnmos Ward Dolun, Aloo Cheyno. H. B. Lnrgent, Hnrry Young, J. B. Burnett, Jess Wnlkor, Walter Kolsom, John l.lskcy. 8. L. Burnett, Phil Mntachonbucker and Hoy Huff. Visiting mem bora from Allamont grange wore Laura Taylor, Mathilda Crapo, Otaco Goodrich, Alma Bokor, Georgia fltanluko, Evan Byers, Rosa Thompson, Cath erine Slownrt, Angelina Ma lono and Mra. Salea. The aftornoon waa spent In business. Aftor the mooting refreshmenta were served by the hostess, Nellie Motschen hacker. The noxt regular moot ing will bo hold nt Orange hnll, hostesses to be Mesdamos J. B. and C. F. Burnott on February ninth nt two o'clock. Merrill Group Enjoys Party Sunday Night MERRILL The Now or Never club entortnlned with a pot luck supper Sundny night at the borne of Mrs. Vnn Meyers, the Invitations Includ ing husbands of the group of 1 3 members. A belated Christmas gift exchange wna enjoyed and during the eve ning Mrs. Van Meyers waa eloctod to serve the group aa prenldont during the coming year. Mrs. Ethel Blake will servo as vico president, Mrs. Max llartlerode as socretary and treasurer and Mrs. Baulab, Kandra and Mra. Edwin Turner as chairman of the fnncy work department. Those In attendance were Mr. and Mra. Edwin Turner and dnughter Garda, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Max llartlerode nnd daughter, Vivian, Mr. and Mra. Poul Lowln, Mr. and Mra. William Wnlkor and sons, Jimmy nnd Dale, Mrs. Eva King, Mrs, Boulnh Knndra and Miss Mar garet Welch, St, Barnabas Guild In Langoll Valley LANOELL VALLEY. Mrs. Frank Popple entortnlned the ladles of the guild of St. Bar nabas church of Lnngell Val ley at hor home on Thursday aftornoon. Mesdnmos prosont Included Florenco Botklna, Lit tle Powora, Betty Topple, Mar gnret Monroe, Mary Dearborn, Ruby Brown, Virginia Thomas, Ruth Sullivan, Madge Monroe, Hnxel Turner, Grace Dearborn and Kntle Popple. Refresh menta wore served at the close of a pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Paul Monroe will entertain the guild at the February meet ing. Mrs. Agnon Schmltt returned Thursday to hor home In Port land nflor spending a weok In the oily as a guest of her dnughter, Mrs. A. P. Heup, at her home on Lincoln street. Thimble Club Meets On Tuesday Afternoon The Neighbors of Woodcraft Tb I in bin club mot Tuesday after noon, January eleventh st Hie home of .Mrs. William Ely on Nnvailn street. Tho mooting wns railed to order hy the president, Mrs. Stella Dryden at two o'clock. Election of officers was held for the onsulng year and all offlcors wore ro-elocled. President, Mrs. Stella Dryden; vice president, Mrs. Edith Kscblo; secretary, Mrn. Kllen Ely; banker, Mrs. Bertha How III; finance committee, Mrs. Dixie Word, Mrs, Noy McDan lels nnd Mrs. Idnllno Huh u pp. At the close of the business meeting dessert wns served by the hostess. A lovoly birthday enko centered tho table In honor of Mrn. Dryden. I'lnochlo was played after the luncheon. High score wns glvon to Mrs. Frank Hnxlon, second high to Mrs. Lee Kennedy and low to Mrs. Dixie Wood. Tho next meeting will b held nt tho homo of Mrn. Arthur lleitmnn at 1612 California avenue, Tuesday, January twonly-flfth nt two o'clock. Pot-luck Luncheon At Basey Residence ALTAMONT The Altamont Home Economics club met at the homo of Anna Basey In Falracros on Friday aftornoon. A potluck lunchoon was on Joyed by all at one o'clock, fol lowed by a business meeting. Tho Installation of officers was held with Mrs. C. C. McClellan of the Shasta grange aa installing officer. Officers are president, Mathilda Crapo; vice president, Grace Good rich; secretary, Lola La Salle and treasurer. Alma Raker, The club wishes to thank Mrs. McClellan for the Impressive ceremony of the Installation. Georgia Stnnlake was appoint ed the club's dramatic chair man for tho year. The rest of the aftornoon was spent In playing games. The club Is working on a quilt and the noxt meeting will be apent as an all day quilting party at the home of Maudie Tompkins on February the fourth. Guests enjoying the after noon were Gladys Cress, Char lone Lewis, Marian Lewis, Mrs. C. E. McClellan and Inez Has sett. Members present were Lillian Francis, Georgia Stan lake. Mathilda Crapo, Anna Hnsoy, Grace Goodrich, Lola LaSalle, Gertrude Blind, Alma Baker, Maude Tompklna and Laura Taylor. An afternoon card party la being given at the home of Gertrude Blind on Thursday, January 27 with Lola LaSalle anslsting. An Invitation Is ex tended to all frlonda and mem bers to attend. Mr. Redifer Is Honored At Party Mrs. Aubroy Rodlfor enter tained a group of friends at her home at Altamont Saturday eve ning, Jnnuary eighth In honor of her husband's birthday. A potluck dinner was served at alx o'clock and the remainder of the evonlng was apent In playing contest games. Mr. Rodlfor was presented with many gifts. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Anderson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bingham and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fyler, Mr. and Mra. G. O. Tat man, Mrs. M. Kerr. Mra. Hana Broadland. Miss Virginia Fyler, Mlsa Betty Knowlton. Miss Shirley Rodlfer and Mr. and Mra. Redifer. ALTAMONT The aeries of card parties the Altamont grange ia sponsoring are prov ing vory popular. Fifteen tables were In play Saturday evening. High score for wo men went to Anna Basey, sec ond high to Verda Huff. High to siien wont to Al Roome, sec ond high to O. F. Anderson. The door pilxe was won by Harry Klmsoy and the travel ing prlte went to O. F. Travers. The prlios given at the party were donated. Refreshments were served to all after the party by the Home Economics committee. The fifth party In the aeries will be held at the Summera school gymnasium on Satur day, January 22, playing to start at eight-fifteen o'clock. All grange members are asked to bring card tablea and the public ia extended a cordial invitation to attend. Pinochle will be played. January Luncheon Enjoyed On Wednesday The Mother Singers' January luncheon waa enjoyed at the home of Mrs. Raymond H. Roeves last Wednesday, with Mrs. J. L. Olson nnd Mrs. Reeves as co-hostosses. The fenture of the aftornoon waa nn amusing recipe exchange which netted a amall sum lor the group's treasury. The prettily appointed table sented Mrs. J. A. Burke, Mn. Clayton Hillhouse, Lorraine Koffard, Mra. Otto Langalet, Mrs. Guy Merrill, Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs. John D. Selby, Mrs. H. S. Stone, Mrs. James E. Swanson, Jr., and daughter Diane. Mrs. R, E. Thompson and the hostesses, Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Reeves. Mrs. Hnrry Fratler enter tained with a bridge party on Tuesday afternoon. Three tablea were In play, with Mra. Henry Dearborn winning first prlte. Mra, Robert Dean won the low prlte and Mra. Claude Murray won the traveling prlte. Refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Louis Monroe, Mrs. Wet Car ter, Mrs. Claude Murray, Mra, Robert Donn, Mra. Paul Mon roo, Mrn. Bill Sullivan, Mra. Henry Dearborn, Mrs. Owen Popple, Mrs. Dee Chandler and Mra, Lea Loavitt. Birthdays Observed At Party Saturday MIDLAND Mrs, E. A. Shitl mlro entortalned with a birth day party at her home In Mid land Saturday evening com plimenting Miss Evelyn Stevens and Mr. Raymond Shulmlre. Games and dancing were en joyed during the evening and refreshments were served to tho following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Loper and daughter, Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lloyd and daughter Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Frank (,'rowoll, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hlgglns and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Hhulnilro and daughter, Yvonno, Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd and daughter Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lloyd and family, Mr. and .Mrs. Jim Lar son, Mm. Peggy Park wood and son Bobby, Mrs. Carrie Shul mlre and family, Mrs. A. T. Stovons, Mrs. A. A. Myers, Miss Viola Hlgglns, Herb Jamos, George Jennings, Jim Becker, Ethyl McNulty, Basil Lewis, Marie Bolangor, Ralph Peter son, Vovcrly Anderson, Carol Muyfleld, Marlon Poranay, Don ald Robertson, Jimmy Spare, Carroll Nelson, Phillip Ander son, Lucille McCray, Earl Stev ens, Leona Judd, Jack Boeker, Betty Esgate, Elsie Brain, Os car Andrews, Dean Jones and Nell Mayfleld. Mra. Inct Glvan. for the past two years postmistress at Merrill became the bride at an eight o'clock ceremony, last Saturday nlghf, Jnnunry 8, of Lawrence Griffin, Bly. The Impressive ceremony, performed by Rev. Forrest C. Trnvaille, pastor of tho Mer rill Presbyterian church In the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cox, Pacific Terrace, Klamath Falls, waa witnessed by Mrs, Inez Cox and Harry Obenchain. The groom It a well known rancher of the Bly district. Mrs. Griffin will continue in her position as postmistress. Mrs. Hugh O'Connor enter tained last week for a large gathering of membera of the Holy Cross Altar society with Father Casey, Klamath Falls a gueat. Due to change of residence of a number of the membera some changes were made in the boundary lines dividing the Merrill. Malin and Tule lake groups. Tho Morrill group, meeting on Wednesday afternoon, Jan uary 12 at the borne of Mra. Hugh Falvey will elect a chairman for the coming year and perfect working plans. Mrs. Margaret Brown was co-hostess with Mra. Hugh O'Conner and the February meeting la to be held at the home of Mra. Pete Calise. Mra. Pearl Yorkland en tertained the Thursday Con tract club January IS at her home on North Eleventh street. A bridge luncheon waa served by the hostess to Mesdamoa Clara McPherren, Idollne Schupp, Virginia Caseman, Bertha Hewitt, Stella Dryden, William Anderson, Sue Mor rison and Cecil Sparks. ' High score went to Mra. Anderson, second high to Mra. Sparks and the traveling prize waa awarded Mrs. Dryden. The club will meet again Thursday, January twenty-seventh at the home of Mra. Virginia Caseman, 834 California av enue. ' There will be a regular meet ing of the Missionary society of the Presbyterian church at the home of Mrs. A. M. Collier, Pine and Third atreets at two o'clock on Thursday afternoon, January twentieth. Mrs. G. L. Black will be In charge of the year book and Mrs. Ida Grimes devotions. Chapters throe and four In the atudy book, "The Land Bridge" will bo "Palestine and Syria" and "From the Nile to tho At lantic; Egypt and Africa." The program will be under the di . rectlon of Mra. Carleton W. Hornlbrook. A benefit basket supper and social la being aponsored by the presidency of the Lat ter Day Sainta church, Tues day evening. January 18 at eight o'clock at the public li brary. There will be a pro gram and proceeds will be used to buy new hymn books for the Sunday school. Nolghbort of Woodcraft will meet Wednesday evening, Jan uary 1 at 8 o'clock at the K. C. hall. Following tha business meeting a program will be held after which re freshments will be served. Mrs. Stella Persell la the chair man of the committee. The Midland grange will en-' tertaln members of the Hilde brand grange on January 28 at eight o'clock In the grange hall, It was announced this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harble son entertained with a .New Year's eve party at their home In Langell Valley. Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Walt Wil son, Mr. and M r t . Francta Lilly and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Harris. Lunch was served by the hostess at a late hour. "LET GEORGE DO IT" SWISS WATCH REPAIR SPECIALIST A COMPLETE LINfi I OF JEWELRY GEO. METZ 837 Main Wtchmakr and Jwlr News of Klamath Churches First Metho- Ckureh T nurtn First Mothodltt church, North Tenth and High streets. John W. Worrell, pastor, residence 1005 High stroet. Phone 448-W. The T ' I . .1 I. nAAl- will be held In thla church on Sunday morning beginning at 8:20 o'clock. The Sunday school will aatemble at 9:45 a. m. L. K, Pholpa, super intendent. Brief fellowship of prayer will be held In the west parlor beginning at :30 a.' m. Morning worship at 10:51 o'clock with the pastor In charge. The Junior church service will be hold In the church parlor be ginning at 10:55 a. m. and the nursery In the social hall at the same hour. Devotional meetings 5:10 p. m, Sunday evening service sermon will be given by Dr. 8. W. Hall, superintendent of the Cascade district, 7:30 o'clock. Sherman Carter will he presented In song. First Covenant Church First Covenant church, 822 walnut avenue, phone isoaw. Gottfred J. Anderson, pastor. 10:80 a. m. Sunday school and Swedish morning worship. The subject for the morning sermon will be "How the Lord won a Thonghtless Person." The Ander son quartet will furnish the musi cal numbers. 5:46 p. ra. young people's prayer band. 7:00 p. m. Young People's meeting. The leader will be Mar- Ian Anderson Vincent Anderson of Brlstow, Nebraska will speak on the Ufa of Charles Finney. 7:46 p. m. evening service. The pastor wllf speak on the aubject, "The Elder Brother." The And erson chorus will sing two num bers. Wednesday 2 p. m. th Bible atudy group meeta In tbe church. Thursday 1 p. m. monthly meeting of the Covenant sewing circle. Thursday 7:45 p. m. mid-week service and choir rehearsal. Friday 7:46 p. m. a cottage prayer meeting will be held at the borne of Mr. and Mra. Albert Clauson In the Altamont district. First Christian Church F"r.St.C'1?i.lan1c!LurcbAvI,,n atreet at Ninth. - Arthur Chariot Batee, minister. Pastor's study In th church Ninth atreet en. trance. Phone 1033W. Bible school meets at :45 dent. Mrs. O'Neal and Mra. Bates, Junior and primary superinten dents. '.Communion and worship 11 a. m. " Evening services: Christian En' deavor pre-prayer 6:16 p. m. Re- gnlar "meetings 6:30 p. m. Wor- ship service, 7:30 p. m. The pat- ior win again apeak from th chart on the "Holy Spirit." Bible study on "Providence" on Thursday evening 7:30 p. m. Baptist Bible Mission Baptist Blbl mission. Ronth Sixth street highway and Mlllefg "r. u. b. caasei, minister. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. The acholarthlp contest la on. Morning worship at 11 o'clock, There will be two apeclal musical numbers, a French horn aolo by Kalph Weise, and a vocal number by Df. Caasel. The aermon will """'deration of the quea- tlon. what Shall I Do to ba u.j, ThB, m lB0 short discussion of what Baptists believe, by Dr. Cassel. St. Paul't Episco pal Church . . 8t. Paul's Episcopal, Eighth and Jefferson streets, the Rev. V. E. Newman, rector. Sunday: . Holy Eucharist at 8 o'clock. Church achool classes at 10:15 a. m. Holy Eucharist and sermon at 11 o'clock on tha first Sunday of each month. Morning prayer and aermon at 11 o'clock on other Sundays. noiy ucuanst on Saint days and Holy daya at 10 o'clock. Zion Lutheran Church . Zion, Lutheran church, 1015 High atreet. G. W. Hoffman, pas tor. Sunday aervic begins at 11 o'clock.' Sermon topic: "Serving the Lord." All are welcome to our services. Sun jay school moots at 9:45 a. m. ' Mld-week Bible elasi Wednes day evening at 8:00. Utter Day Saintt Church Th Latter Day Saintt church will hold regular aervicea at the publlcllbrary auditorium en eaoh Sunday. Sunday school. 10 a. m. Evening services, 7:30 p. m. Ladles relief society to meet Tues- Ir day afternoons at 1 o'clock. Mu- tual Improvement association to Tue,dty ,v,ngi lt 7:0 o'clock. : Klamath Tempi 1 Klamath Temple, 1007 Pin atreet. Rev. Roy E. Southard, pastor, 22 High street, phone 2366-R. Sunday school at :46 a. m. At 11 o'clock Rev. Southard Is speaking on the subject, "Bring ing Back th Ark or Keeping th Power of God," at our regular morning worship. rne young people meet at s: 30 p. m. lor tneir service In the base- ment auaitorium. At 7:30 p. m. Rev. Southard will bring an evangelistic menage on th subject: "How to Conquer Sin." On Tuesday evening la our broadcast . from radio station . j av o ciock. Wednesday evening at 7:30 the women meet with Mrs. Southard In th main auditorium for a Bible study on personal work, while th men under the leader- ship of Rev. Southard are delving into "Th Church ' downstairs. Friday evening at 7:30 Is th mid-week service of prayer and fellowship. All young people are Invited to attend the apeclal Bible atudy at 7:20 on Saturday night. First Baptist Church First Baptist church, Eighth at with the Gospel Message and Mia- sloo." Cecil C. Brown, pastor. Residence 804 North Second street. Phone 2185-W. Bible school 8:46 a. m. George O. Welch, superintendent. Morn In? worshtn. 1 1 n'eloek Sermon subject, "Just Outside the King- dom." Th training service depart- ment meets at 8:30 D. m. in sec- arat unions for discussion of i-m.. ki. at 7:30 p m. Sermon aublect. "A Voice from Hell.", ...j . , . . 7:30 p. m. Blbl study followed by devotional service. Th Women' Missionary so ciety meeta at 2 p. m. . Thursday. Fireh Church of Christ, Sci.rrtist First Church of Christ, Scien tist, corner Tenth and Washing ton atreett. " .ng-c.-.rir o'clock. "suD- Sunday school at 9:30. Morn- 4ot "f.lfA' . . . ' ' -i. 'I' ' Testimonial meeting Wednes- day .venlng at. 8 o clock. Thla church Ma ntaine reading rooms in the First National Bank build- rooms 212-213, where th BiDle- wrltlnga by Mary Baker nl authorised Christian """""" """ lng room la open dally from 7:30 In th morning until 9:30 o'clock In the evening. An attendant la In charge from 12 to 1 o'clock and from 2:80 until 4: JO except 8unday and holidays. Klamath American Lulhar Ckurrk Luth,ran thurch Lutheran services at TOllard hotel, 11 a. m., Sunday, Jan. 16, 1933. Sermon by the pastor, R. Bog- atad. Text Mark 10:13-16. Th Lutheran church has placed thla lesson In a series of texts to be considered once every T"r at the Sunday aervlces.. . W are using the large ball at Wlllard hotel tor our services now. There will be plenty of room. Time is 11 a. m. Sunday, January 16. Class preparing for eonnrmaiion meeta Saturday eve- nlng from 7 to 8 o'clock, T Community Congrtga- tional Church Community Congregational enurch, Garden and Martin "' Sunday services: Sunday school 9:5 m" cn,rch at 11 a. m., Young People's society t 7 p. m u """""J", uin acouts on Mon- day evenings, also Go-Oettera club of Junior boys; Boy Scouta on Tuesday evening. Rev. Frank E. Carlson will preach the strmon at th morning service. There will also be new information on the future pro gram of the church. 2 3 !! n WHOSE BIRTHDAY COMES THIS MONTH? Remember Her with BOUQUET PLANT or CORSAGB tCtM w nit w t mm . 431 MAIN ST. WONl liol ?)! 4'tl'l4 t9 5 r .5 1 Firtt Presbyterian Church 1 The First Presbyterian church, 'the Rev. Theodore Smith, pastor, Is located on North Sixth street at Pine atreet, and holds tta ser vices In the morning at 11 o'clock and In th evening at 7:30 o'clock. Organ prolude. "Flnlnndla," by Blbellua; offertory, "Morning Mood" by Orleg; th anthem, "Thanks Be to God," by Dickson; and th postlude, "Norsemen' March," by Torjursen. Th pas tor will deliver th tocond aermoa In the series, "Christ's Invita tion," on the topic, "Learn of Me." In the evening, th worship period opena with the organ pro lude, "Sextette" by Donltettl. Thtj offertory will be Verdi's "Miser ere, and the postlude also from Verdi, "March." The pastor win speak on "Thla Man or "Th Man on the Throne. Bible school 8:45. Young People't Society Christian Endeavor 8:30 p of m. .wary ineraereau, loader. An Informal pre-prayer meeting ia neia in the paator'a atudy pro ceding the Bible school hour. i :, and a similar meeting 1 Del1 t 6:15 by the Christian En- ooavoror preceding their regular devotional and study period. ,,, Church of th Nazaren Church of the Nazarene, Martin and Garden streets. Rev, H. L. Russell, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Sunday school at Bonanza at 2:30 p. m. with Rev. Mabl Holmes In charge. Young people's service, 8:20. Margaret Lindsley aa leader and Verne Speirs, president. Evangelistic service. 7:80. The pastor will be the speaker at th -"''""' evening service. win uut db any mia-week prayer meeting next week. The Tuesday night service of the "Week of Prayer" will be held la thla church. Altamont Community Presbyterian Church . ... . . . lne Auaml, uommunity iree- 'terlan church holds all servlcea in ins junior nign scnooi. ueorge W,' Wheatley, minister, residence F'r3t Avenue, Homedale. Tel. puoBs- isdivi, Morning worsmp -nwino. ,v,A ...hi ,,-in. tor apeaklng on the aubject, "The . Wells of Our Lives." Bible achool begins at 9:45 in th morning, A. C. Olaon, auperintendent. A competent attendant will care for little onea during church hour. Mid-week prayer fellowship and Bible study class Wednesday at 8- p. m., at the home of th min ister. First Avenue, Homedale. 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