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May 3, 1038
chairman, took charge uf thn nn
torlulninunt, which ooimlatod uf ft
liroup of on und dance by tha
flrat f radaa and ft reium of tha
work of tha 4-II club, Including
aiylo allow.
Tha roiiort of tha nominating
cniiiiiiltluu nil voted iiiimi, mid
tho offlcara elected for tha com In
yaor ra:
IN ELKS EVENT
President, Mra, drac Miliar;
flrat rlca proaldent, Mra, Orn lloyil;
iiciind vlco proaldunt, Mra. Urn
Cui'laon; smrutnry, Mra. Iloverfa
Millar; Uonsiiror, Mra, Allco 1 1 1 1
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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man.
Tim Cnvomon lira coming!
Omnia J'asa' rnlr(ul clvlo or
niiiil.in'.iin, wi'itrliiK Iholr cnstoin
li i y ,'iiiiiillit, will nn ft reiltllio of
Iho Kiln' nnrutlu In bo stimoil hero
r.nlurilny In honor of (I rami Kxalt
oil Ituliir l.'linrlca Hurt.
A 1 11 rod In aulinnl Mkltm mid
cnrryliiii niuimlvo clnln. Ilia Cave
men linvn iillrni'tmt iimjiir nlli'n
tlnn nl nniiniriiiis ptihlla pnrnilna,
liicluclliiK Iho tlnlilim Unto procoa-
Inn nl Hun Kranrlaco lull Irlli.
It ! umlnratootl that the Urania
I'naa nisliriiKatlon will Initial.
Hurt lulu thn nruunlmllim ahlla
ho In In Kliunutli Fall.
Unhurt Thimiianii. In charge- of
Rnlurilny'a c-voti In. mi lit that tlinr
la mut'li Interest In evidence
iiiikiiik nil llm Klki loilo-na of
norihern Caltfortiln, anuihnrn mid
ennlinl Ori'uon. I.aknvlow will
muni it hi l! tlnlosat loll, anil lionet
will mill it crowil In by bin,
Tlio Metlford Elk' bund, on of
tho nnpiilot mimical out (It In
till-no pin K, will bo anothor bund
(on i tiro.
Other datftlla of bualnea war
disposed of mid Hi moating ad
journed, nftor which aoclnl hour
wuii enjoyed, the olKhth iirmlii
inothiira acting na. liomonm-H and
aurvliiK coffee mid aunilwliihc.
Church News
Acllvlllra of thla weak at tha
Klrat MulhoUlal church will III'
cludo the choir rclieursnl Wodiiea-
day evening at 7 o'clock with
Mill Darby directing and Mra.
K. H. vcnlch at the piano.
The Kallowahlp of the Upper
lloiiin anrvlce will be held Wed.
nenriny nt 8 p. in,.
Thiirailny IipkhiiiIiik at 2 p. in
thn International left and mooting
of Ilia Women's Korolgu Mlaalon
nry society will ho held In tho par
lnra of the church. A travelogue
and miialo representative of for-
xlKii countries will be given, with
Mra. Uoorgo Casper In charge of
Ihe trnvologue and Mra. K. I)
Redman In charge of tha mualc.
Thuraday at 7 p. in. the glrle'
chnrua of Ihe Senior league will
meet for rehearsal In tha church,
with .Mra. K. II. Hodman In charge.
Thuraday at 7:46 p. m. the
Young reoplo'a league will have
bualneaa and aoclnl meeting In
the parlnra of the church. Klec
tlon of officer will be held.
P.-T. A. NOTES
MEMBER ON COURT
Pnrmera of Klnmuth county
ahoulil bo represented on Iho comi
ty court, It la ass-trled by J. 11.
I'hlppa, Midland, who la ft can
didate for the democratic nom
ination for county commissioner.
I'hlppa aald that neither of the
prnannl county comnilaalonora la
actually farmer, wherena a grout
doal of tha bualneaa dona by the
county court la rrlmarlly of In
tnreat and concern to the rural
dllrcls.
The Midland farmer'a plat form
ralla for Improvement of counly
roada and holding down expondl-turea.
PA1RVIKW
The rogulnr meeting of the
Knlrvlew l'TA waa called to order
April 21 at S p. m. by th preal
dont, Mra. Oraca Miller,
Mra. L. Hoagland, program
SET FOR TIL
Tho following cnaoa have been
ant for trial In the Klamnlh
counly circuit court:
Sari va. McCulloch, May 12.
Hall va. Ilall. May 23.
Coburn va. Itoff, Juno t.
Lang va. Crawford, Juno I.
Gottlieb va. atata Induatrlal ac
cident eommlaalon. June 13.
llateman va. Ilurgeaa, June 16.
Slate ra. Cole, June 20.
Funerals
GKOUOIH MIIAE
Funeral acrvlcea for the lata
Georgia Millie, who passed away In
thla city Monday, May 2. 1938,
following an extended lllneaa, will
be held In the chapel of the Karl
Whltlock Funeral Home, Pine
treet at Sixth, Wednesday, May
4, 1938, at 1:30 p. m., with the
Itov. J. W. Worrell of the First
Mnthoillat Episcopal church of
thla city officiating. Commit
ment aervlcoa and Interment,
Llnkvllle cemotory. Friend are
Invited.
City Grade Schools Plan
Music Festivals This Week
In keeping with National Muale
week the public achoola of Klam
ath Fall will preaenl two aong
and dance featlvala, both to be
held In tha armory and to which
the public 1 Invited.
Wcdneadny, Mny 4, at 1:30
o'clock tho elementary feallval
will be presented. There la no
charge at elthor thla program or
the ono to bo given Inter In the
week. It waa announced by l.lllla
E. Darby, mualc supervisor of tha
city achoola.
Following la tho elementary
program:
Hongs (a) Robin' Return,
(b) My Utile Yellow Duck, (c)
The Frog.
Dances and rhythm band: ()
Rhoomnknr Danco, (b) Norwegian
Mountain Dance, (c) Top! (loon
tho Weasel by flrat anil aoconil
grnde of Joeph Cnngor, Fnlr
v I a w, Fremont, Mllla, Pollcan,
Rlvoreldo mid llnoaovolt.
Danco of tho Hoes Knlrvlow.
Itiilny Dnlslcs and Parasols
third grade, Mill.
Danco of the Itlrda Joseph
Conner aocnnd and third grade.
Konita: (n) Song of Summor,
(lil Hiimmertlme, (c) A Spring
l.o vo Htory by third grndoa, all
achoola.
1'otor Rnhhlt Fnlrvlow flrat,
oennil and third grade.
Dance of the Turtle Mill
third and Fourth grndoa.
Ronga; (a) Jack Tar' Fro-
wnll Old UngllKh, (b) Robin
Hood 1 1 ii 1 1 nil folk aong, (c)
Kvnnlng Hell (lermnn folk ong
by fourth grndca, all achoola.
Oroheatrn: (a) Triumphal
March Vordl, (b) Cloltl and 811-
,ver hehnr, (c) Hong of Yea
terdny. On Thurnilny afternoon, Mny
C, nt 1:,10 o clock tha upper
grade foatlvnl will bo proaonlod
nnd number by tho achool
hnnda, imnga and dnncea will
fenl uro I 111 program. Thla foa
tlvnl will nlao he held In the.
armory and pnronia nnd mends
nin Invited, Mia Darby mi
ll on need.
Tho following program will be
given:
Rand: (ft) Marilyn WalU. (b)
Ambaaaador March, (c) Spirit of
Youth Overture.
Dance: Quataf Skoal Pelican
upper grade.
Bong: (a) Island of My De
elro -Filipino folk, (b) Spring
Flowora folk, (c) In Spring
Swablnn folk by fifth nnd eixlh
gradoa, all achoola.
Dance: Cahcbognr Fremont
upper grade.
Clarinet enacmblo: (ft) Twi
light La Forroat, (b) Moon
glndo Urbanek.
Dance: Bummel ijchottlache
Rooaovelt fourth and fifth
grndoa.
Dance: Oxdanaen Rlvoralde
fifth and lx grade.
Song: (a) May I Hore
Pollh folk song, (b) Spring
Heaven Curtis, (c) Sweet nnd
Low Rnrnby, (d) On Wings of
Song Hnhn by mixed chorus
tippor grades'
W. M. LORENZ
Plumbing Heating
Sheet Metal
611 S. 6th St. Phon 1 59
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and eyOi ear, nose And ittroMl
dlsonlera are best treated by
drugleae non-nurglcnl methods,
e 1 1 m I nnllng liospltalliatlon,
general unaeathetlc, loss .of
work time, and danger of In
foetlon or hemorrhage.
See Dr. O. n. Caascl, Eye, Kar,
Nose and Throat Specialist, nl
Casiel Brother
Chiropractra Clinio
BSSH No. 7th St., Klamath
Fall, Ore. Phone 420
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