May 7, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
r AGE NINE
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REPORTS FIRST
TING LIST
For (ho (lint tlmii In llin li In
lory of Hi" Klunuitli ( uIIh Cmii
irntlvn roiii'"il ansui'liif Inn, llntri'
Is n wnltliiK H"l "( pursim who
wru iliiul'l'' In nlMiiln hioiiiImm'
lhlin III I III" Kl iMip.
'I'll la wun III" uiiiioiiiirniiiMil
mmlu bulurtliiy li) Mil H. It.
Mucurliiiiv. chairman of Mil
mnmhiirnlilii ilrlvn which diisuil
Mvlilay nllnriiiiun.
Martin Hwiiiiwmi
ih-mIii.'IiI of
'((in unsocial hm, will iiiiimiiiiiuu
tlio X'l'i-lluu ut artlnl miily ml
wiiolt at iiiiifl 1( I iik huukliiKi uf
tlio nolortnd aiilnlM iituilti U lin
imnnlhln In aniimiiiro nuiiius Hnt
unlay. Tim iim'IiiImti'IiIii ,.u-i','ih l.mi
iir l' iiKirn ihaii lu,
Imrnud. It n uku "! thut
nynna liiavliiK luwii ut til" Hum
rhoiinli'd tr n cmicorl puss tho
llrki'l I" ii nona whu littvy
luiilKlit titu in rn li 1 1 n uiiil ni'iii
unnlilii tu uliiulii llii'in.
Tll CIHIOITI Bi'lliH will llilll
bo hulil In Hi" IiIkIi nrhunl au
ditorium. EAGLES ANNOUNCE
Tho Kriili-rnul OnlT of KkI"
nil tho I.udli'n' auxiliary will
sponsor th" (ciIIciwIuk Molhor'n
day iimitraiii Hiimlny. May K, at
; ji in HI Hi" imnory In whlrh
thn imliliit l i-iirdlnlly liivllml.
I'ri'nmliitl I Ut" of riil
miitlmr of llm 1''UK and l.udlon'
auxiliary.
Orchestra niinihrr - Kuiili'i or
chestra. Vocal m'liHtliin- tipul Illohii.
miiiimurod liy Woim u uf the
Mouse.
Introduction of llm oldxil
inollior of thn Knitlns auxiliary.
CiMitral I.alior council and af
filiation pioncnl fluwcri In moth
ers. Invocation ll"vnrciid Itiiica.
Addroaa of Wclcoin A. K.
Ilooinc. prrshlmil of KOK.
Itxupnnan Otto l.uncnlct
Niimlirr by thn municipal hand.
Adilrcmi hy npi-uki'r of thn day
Willi K. Miiliimry.
I'lirnutH and Tcarhcia cniincll
presents thn Mother'" rhoriia.
Harrerl Heart Molhr' rlub
V
In no milo hy Kill Yoitim.
MiiNlcnl miniher battles " or-
chcNi rw.
VKW and auxiliary Souk by
Itoniilil Hierlliic (flvo ycur old)
accompanied by Mri. storllnK.
I.oyal Ordor of Moo Musical
trio. Dubby l.orcl, and Howard
and ItoRcr Wllklimon.
t Violin and xylophone, duot
Mailnn and Domlliy l.aureiinon.
mcouipnulcd hy l.elu l.anrennan.
J lliind number Municipal band.
. I. Ion club auxiliary Piano
olo hy fiennvlvi lloup.
' American Lcalon auxiliary
ocul nolo by Hurry Van.
i Admonition and prayor Itev
wrcml Holen.
Kxlt march Bugle urchcatra.
fMEVERS SELECTED
On Thursday cvcnlnc at tho
church, Goorgo A. Myer was
!iiccccdlni! Andrew M. Colllnr.
who has server! In that capacity
for over 21) ycurn. Dunne Hint
iperlod tho present atibatmitlal
i brick building wi erected, the
'Oman Installed, tho church freed
from Indebtedness, and Improvo
, inonla of vnrlnim Itlnda coinplntcd.
- Collier romnlna a member of
tho board of tnmteeH whore hi"
.'oxporlonco nnd valuable counsol
.-will be available. Conslderlng
'tho oiitntnndliiK aorvlco nnd char
'acter of tho man ho li aiiccocdlni!,
tlio olectlnn to llila chairmanship
la J tint ly rcunrilcd an an honor,
lohurch offlclala anld.
r Myer haa lorved as tnmleo for
nnmbor of years paat and last
'year was vice chairman.
', Other offlcor olocted wore
Frank llnmhlnll, vlco chairman
Vniul Earl C. llnynolda. socrolnry
Wof tho linard. In addition to this
Hert C. Thomas was ro-cloctod
'financial socrotnry nnd tronsurer
' of the congregation.
A special building commlttoe
; was RppnlnlPil lo mnko provision
; for thn fliturn espcrlnlly along the
-line of providing iiildlllnnal room
for educational pmpose.
il
A nnw Union Oil Service stntlnp
, la rising on Main and Conger nve
i nuo on n. place of propci'ty owned
! by a. I. Slohhlns, Thniiith the cr
( vlco nlut (on will really ho owned
by Rlclililun, Iho nil enmpnny holds
.' a lenno nn II for 10 ynnrn.
;.; Tho now alnllnii has boon aub-
leaned In Itny Till low, local gnrngo
V opeialor, nccui'illnii to lutormntlon
.renelved hero from J. 1''. Wnllaoo
of Medfnrd, dlslrlct sales mnnngor
1 for the Union Oil company of Cal
Mrnrnlit, whu was In Klunmlh Kails
Friday.
News of Klamath Churches
Flnt PreibyUrlan Church
First I'rusbyturlun Church,
Norih Ulxth unci I'luu atrunla.
I'uklor 1 thu Huv, Thuuduru
Hin it h, church tulupbon 421) and
lUHlduucii tvluphuiiu 'i'iil.
.Moriiliin survlca 11 . in. Iii
iiiiiiiucIi as this I Mother's Huy
ami n largo iliilitgutluu uf Jub'
DiiiiKhtura wlih tliolr iiiothurs
niu tu ulioiid I 'i a budy under
i liu dlrocllun of Ml May 1'lilu
ney, Mil, Voyo ITA M oili
er aliigiira aro to sing and many
of their friends will ha In ut
ti'inliiiicu, the public Is asked tu
cuiiiu early,
II. ,M, I'uikhurit, director uf
111 choir, lluu lloeiliiln, organ
1st. 1'rogram, organ pruludu,
llm offertory and thu poslluda,
and special vocal numbers. The
I'. T. A. .Mill her singers will
prcmiiit "Thu llond Thin llruught
Yuu tu Me," by lliiiublun. and
"The Christ Is llure." by Welh
erley. Iwls Hurt will sing a
Moihur day tenor solo. Thu
pastor will apeak on "Mother
hood." Special reservation will he
lumle for tin Uethel of Jobs
Daughters and their mothers
and friends. There will also be
reservation for tho I'TA chorus
and friends,
Prayer group meets OMu a.
in. In the pastor's study. Ulble
nilHiol. :! a. m Huperlnlond
eui tieorg W. Mrlniyre In
i-lla l ge.
The Christian Kndeovor o-
rl.iy u ts at :J0 p. m., with
William C. Hum. Jr.. 'a','r
The topic Is taken from the life
of Christ and will deal with
trr.rlMlnr His CrUCl-
rixlon." "The Ambition of James
and John." and the "Anointing
of Jem by Mary of Ilothany.
All young peoplo nre Invited.
ihn evening servlco the
young people will be In charge
with Mis Mry Thomas, pros
,nt of the C. K. oclety, pre
siding. Tho evening will bo de
........ ... ..nnrii of delegates to
ihe state ChrlBllan Kndeavor so
cial ', which met this last week
In Oregon City. The organ mu
sic. Including" prelude, offertory,
and posllude I to be elected.
The general public will be wel
comed at thl service.
'
Fint Covtnint Church
First Covenant church, 2
Walnut avenue, llottfred J. An
derniin. pastor.
ID-3D a. m. Kunduy school and
Swedish service. At the Swedish
service Ihe pastor will speak on
"Lessons from Ihe Lord s Prayer.
At the Sunday school session he
will touch upon "Tho Privilege
and Responsibility of a Mother.
7 to p. in. Mother's Day pro
gram given by the young people.
Wednesday. 2:00 p. m. Bible
study t the church.
A serle of meeting will begin
on Wednesday night and continue
over Sunday with services each
evening, except Saturday. The
Kev. Nils llelner of Mpon, Cali
fornia, H1 be the speaker. Ite.
Hetner I pastor of the Covenant
church at Itlpon and has for
yeors been the treasurer of the
California Covenant association.
He I an able speaker and the
public Is cordially Invited to hear
hltn. The sorvlce are held at
7:45 each evening.
Community Congregational
Church
"Famous Mother o f His
tory" I the Mother' Day ermon
theme of Ilev. Kugene V. Hnynes,
pastor, a he speaka at the eleven
o'clock wornlng worship sorvlce.
Special music under the direction
of Mr. Stella Bagley will be an
added feature of this Inspiring er
vlco. Mothers with little children
may have them carod for In the
nursery which Is conducted for
their convenience each Sunday
morning In the parionage during
the church hour.
Sunday school under the direc
tion of Mr. Frank Kllllan, superin
tendent, meets at 9:45 a. m. each
Sunday morning with a class for
each ago group. Tomorrow there
will be a special worship sorvlce
In honor of Mother' Day.
Two young people' groups meet
each Sunday evening at 6:30 p. m.
Thoao young people of Junior-high
school ago moot with Mlsa Joyce
Nolson, counsellor and those of
high achool and college age meet
with Mr. Hayne In the parsonage.
The young people of the communi
ty are Invited to attend.
Immanuel Baptist Church
Immanuel Baptlat church, J.
Clarence orr, minister. Eleventh
and High strocta.
Dr. snndford Fleming, president
of tho Berkeley Baptist Divinity
school, of Borkcley, will be the
spenkor nt both service next Sun
day, Mother's day. During the
morning worship aervlce from 11
to 12 Dr. Fleming will apeak of
tho work of the divinity achool.
There will be apeclal music.
Young people meet at 7 p. tu.
Evening service, g p. m., will
fouiure Dr. Fleming a be telle of
hi recent trip to the Holy Land.
The public la Invited.
As a special feature ot the morn
ing sorvlce we will burn the mort
gage which has boen upon our
church for so long. Those desiring
to seo this ceremony must come to
the church.
Zion Lutheran Church
Zlon Lutheran church, 1025
High street, O. W. Hoffmann,
pnstor.
Sunday's service bogln at 11
o'clock, in observance of Mothor'i
dny the pnstor will proach on
Prov. 31, 28: "Her children arise
up, nnd 'call her blessed." All are
welcome.
Sunday school meet at t:5
a. m.
. Midweek Bible elsa .Wednesday
evening at g o'clock.
Flnt Methodlit Church
First Methodist church, curlier
of North Tenth and High street.
John W. Wurroll, pastor. Heal
dence, 1005 High alreetj phone
44II-W.
Sunday next the church achool
will nssninblo at I): 40 a. in. L. K.
Phelps, superintendent.
Morning worship nt 10:55 a, m,
A Mother' day servlco with tlio
following features: Mrs. B. S.
Ventrh at the piano will piny
"Come (lenlle Spring," Haydn,
mid "Crndlo Song" hy Krelnlcr.
Miss LUIIo Darby. In chnrgo of the
choir, hns arranged for the follow
ing number: Anlli' "Incline
Thine Knr" hy Ippolltoft-lvanoff.
Special, by the woman's chorus, "O
Blessed Day of Mothorbood,"
Mueller. Holo by Sherman Carter,
"Llltln Molher of .Mine," hy Bur
leigh. Tim pnalor will speak on Ihe
thomo, "Behold Thy Mother." At
this aervlce the aacramcnt of bap
tism and reception of members.
Thn Junior church will meet at
Die siunn hour with Mlsa Hose
Howe snd Mrs. M. 8. Itlce in
charge
The Kpworth loogue devotional
meetings at 0:30 p. m.
Continuing tho Mother's day
emphasis In Iho evening service
beginning at 8 p. in. tho girls'
chorus of tho Senior Kpworth
leuguu will sing Ihe anthems,
"Mother's Kveiilng Song" (Mol
loy) and "What a Friend We Have
In Jesus" (Converse). A Mother's
day reading will he given hy Janice
Bubh. The paslor will speak on tho
iheine, "Motherhood and a Henri
Strunguly Warmed," emplluslzliig
the Influence ot mothorbood In tho
development ot Methodism.
In honor of mother altcnd
church on Mother's day.
Apottolic Faith
Special music In memory of
mothers will be a feature of tho
three services at tho Apostolic
Faith, at 228 N. 8lh street, Sunday,
with a sacred concert opening the
Sunday evening sorvlce.
Reverend It. K. Crawford, gen
eral overseer of the work, has re
turned to Portland with his evan
gelistic party, where he will have
charge of the Mother's duy eerv
Ices at tho headquarters, also su
perintending a full Apostolic serv
ice at the Oregon State penitenti
ary at Snlem. Next Sunday the
evangelistic party will he In Port
Angeles. Washington, where a
bentillfiil new church will be dedl
cated. This will mark the dedica
tion of ihe third new branch
church home this year.
Other workers from Portland
and Medford will assist Kev. ('. W.
Frost, tho local pastor. In tho serv
ices at the local church. Tho serv
ices Sunday will be at 10:30 a, m.,
2:30 and 7:30 p. in., with a meet
ing Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri
day evenings at 7:46. The public
la Invited to spend Mother's day In
thesa old-fashioned meetings.
ARamont Community
Preibyterian Church
The Altamont Community Pres
byterian cburch holds all services
In the high school, with ti. W.
Wheatley, minister, In charge.
Hesldonco, First avenue. Home-
dale. Tel. 783-W-4 Bible achool,
9:45 a. ni. A. C. Olson, superin
tendent. There are (lasses for all
agea from beginners to adults.
Morning aervlco nt 1 1 o'clock. Tho
minister will speak on the subject
"Mothers of Men." This nieasnge la
In keeping with Mother's day, and
a special Invitation Is extonded to
ull mother of this community to
attend this aervlce.
Junior church for the llttlo fulka
at 11 o'clock. Tbero will be an ex
perienced attendant present to care
for your little ones during the
morning aervlce. Following the
custom ot past years, our Sunday
school will again present to each
mother a special floral gift on
Mother's day.
Church of the Naierene
Church of tho Nuzarene, cor
ner Garden and Martin. Rev. H.
L. Russell, pastor, 2132 Orchard
avenue, residence.
Sunday school 9:45. The class
period will be shortened to give
time for a short Mother' Day
program. Mothers will be honored
with recitations and exorcises by
the children and special musical
numbers by the orchestra,
A prize will be given to the
oldest mother, the youngest
mother and the mother with the
largest family present. Tho child
bringing the moat mothers to
Sunday school will also receive a
prize.
Morning worship, 11 a. m. Mrs.
R. T. Holmes will brlug the spe
cial number In song.
Young People's sorvlce, 6:30.
Evangelistic sorvlce, 7:30 P. m.
Honor to our mothers will be the
special feature ot each service
throughout the day.
Rev. and Mr. R. T. Holmes
of Orogon City will be tho spe
cial speaker of the day.
We urge and wolcome the
mothers to attend these services.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ, Sclon
tlst, corner Tenth and Washing
ton streets,
Sunday school at 9:30, Morn
ing service at 11 o'clock.
Subject, "Adam and Fallen
Man."
Testimonial mooting Wednes
day evening at 8 o'clock. This
cburch maintains reading rooms
In the First National Bank build
ing, rooms 212-213, where the
Bible, writings by Mary Baker
Eddy, and authorised Christian
Science literature may be read,
borrowed or purchased. The
rending room la open dally from
7:30 In the morning until 9:50
o'clock In the ovonlng. An at
tendant la In charge from 12 to
1 o'clock and from 2:30 until
4:30 except Sundays and holiday!.
First Christian Church
First Christian church, Pine
street at Ninth, Arthur Chas,
Hates, minister. Study In church,
Ninth street entrance. Phone
1033W.
Illlilo school meet at 9:45 a. m.
Clyde O'Neal I thn superintend-
mil. Classes fur all ago and an
Individual class ruoin for each
clans. You ahould come lo tbla
achool If you are not In a Bible
school. A moat cordial Invitation
Is extended.
Communion and worship 11 a.
Mrs. Mow at the Organ. This
Is Mother's Dny Sunday. Tho one
duy when e ought to honor moth
er by attending church. The day
will be observed In honoring moth
er In nermon and song. The ser
mon, "A ifreat Woman.
Tho evening service begin with
Ihe Chrlstlnn Kndeavor meetings.
These meet at 7 o'clock. (Note
tho change In time).
Tho worship hour I changed to
8 p. in. Tho young people will
have churgo uf tho opening part
of thu services. Young people's
choir. Tho pustur will speak on
'The Purposes uf the Church."
This is a Bible study on the
Chinch." Bring your bibles.
Mid-week service. Choir re
hearsal on Wednesday 7:30. Be
there lu gel ready for the coming
revival May li.
Bible study and young peoples
choir on Thursday 7:30 p. m.
Bible Baptist Church
HI bio Baptist church, corner of
South Sixth and Miller s lane. Dr.
C. B. Cansel, minister.
Blblo school at 9:46 a. ni.
Chinnes for all ages, using the all
Bihln series ot graded lessons.
This Is a fine place to gel ac
quainted with the book of books,
the Bible.
Morning worahlp at 1L There
will be special music by the choir,
and tho sermon subject will be
filve C (iodly Mother."
Baptist Young People' union
at 0:3U p. ni., Mis Anna Wood
leading. The study will be the
book of Deuteronomy.
We are glad to announce the
formation of a temporary organi
zation of tho church, and also the
completion of the foundation of
the new church structure.
i
Weyerhaeuser
Community Church
Weyerhaeuser Community
church Invite all those not reg
ularly attending elsewhere to the
Hlhlo school at 9:45 and the wor
ship hour at 11 a. m., each Lord's
day. These meetings aro held In
the Fairhaven school gymnasium.
Subject for tbe morning services
will be. "Now there stood by the
cross of Jesus, His Mother," taken
from John 19-25.
Keno Mission
Keno Mission. H. V. McGee,
leader.
Church services, 11 a. m. The
subject for the church service will
ho "A Mother' Responsibility."
Kvery parent should hear thla sub
ject a it deala with our responsi
bility to tb children that God
has placed In our care.
Sunday achool, 9:45 a. m.
Blblo atudy and prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
Modoc Point Mission
The mission at Modoc Point un
der tho leadership ot Mr. Martin
Hnack and E. V. Zell will continue
again Sunday with Sundny school
nt 10 a. m. Classes for little folks.
Intermediates and tbe gradea. Also
a class for adults. There are plana
being mnde for a high school class.
Sunday school will be followed by
preaching service at 11 a. m. Sub
ject, "Encouragement," using the
scripture as found In Galatlana 6:
9. The public I invited.
St. Paul's Episcopal
Church
St. Paul' church (Episcopal)
Eighth and Jefferson. The Rev.
V. E. Newman, rector.
Holy Eucharist at I o'clock
each Sunday; and at 11 o'clock on
the first and third Sundays. Morn
ing prayor at 11 on other Sun
days, On Saints Days and Holy
Days the Eucharist 1 at 10
o'clock. Church school on Sunday
at 10:15 a. m.
Church of Jesus Christ,
Latter Day Saints
The Church of Jesua Christ ot
Latter-Day-Saint holds regular
services at the public library
auditorium at Fifth street and
Klamath avenue.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Evening aervlce 7:80.
The Ladles' Relief Society
meet on Tuesday atternooa at
2 o'clock.
Salvation Army
The Salvation Army, 19 Wal
nut street. Captain Don V. Barry,
commanding officer.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Holiness meeting, 11 a. m.
Young people's service, S p. m.
Evening aervlce, 7:80 o'clock.
Services also on Thursday and
Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. The
public Is Invited to all services.
The men's union prayer meeting
will be held In the First Baptist
church Sunday morning at 8:80.
All men aro cordially Invited to
this service.
Friendly
Helpfulness
To Every
Creed and Pun
Klamath
Funeral Home
02S Hib St.
Mr. and Mr. A. A Ward,
Managers.
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PORTLAND, May 7 VP) Gov.
Charles Martin's description of
himself 'a a champion of labor
was challenged today by Ben T.
Osborne, (ocretary of tbe atate
federation of labor with the a
sortlon that the governor fought
thn unemployment compensation
hill before the legislature.
Osborne claimed the governor
had denounced new deal legisla
tion on this act and threatened to
veto the Oregon enabling act. He
abandoned hi position, however,
when employers displayed favor
toward the measure, tbe labor
leader declared.
An assertion that Martin had
shied away from Intervening In
labor violence last fall also came
from Osborne, who declared that
Sheldon Sackett, Marshfleld pub
lisher, had visited the governor
and urged him to curb terrorist
activities only to be told by the
governor that the situation was
"too hot" to handle.
Church of Psychic Research
Church of Psychic Research,
Rev. Loots Ballard, pastor, 305
North Eleventh street.
"That Little Molher of Mine"
will be the Sunday evening topic
for the lecture to be delivered by
Rev: Louis Ballard, who will also
give a special vocal selection.
Message to follow lecture.
Sundny school for children and
adults at 10 o'clock.
Tuesday night class meets as
usual.
Wednesday night Is circle
night. A message to everyone
who comes.
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart church (Francis
can Catholic) corner of Eighth
and High streets. Father Casey,
bead: Father Donovan, assistant.
6:30 Mass communion.
8:00 mass children's service
communion.
10:30 high mass choral music
by the choir under the direction
of Mrs. Lester Offleld, choir
precentor.
4:00 p. m. -Rosary and bene
diction of the most blessed sacra
ment. Eleven more Russians face a
firing squad. The typical Rus
sian these days Is the one with his
back to the wall.
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CONFUSED CITIZEN
SEEKS HIS MONEY
AND FALSE TEETH
A Keno resident, who found
himself unable to remember
Just where he had laid his head
the night before, appealed to
the city police to help him find
hla hotel and recover for blm
841 and hla false teeth which he
aald were atolen from him earli
er In the night.
Police were unable to locate
tbe visitor's hotel and It was not
until the small hour of Satur
day morning that tbe visitor ar
rived at the police station and
told police be bad found bis ho
tel. HI money was under his pil
low and hla teeth In a glass by
the bed.
EVENT AT CHURCH
An unusual service will be held
at the Immanuel Baptist church
Sunday morning following the reg
ular service. For many years our
church has bad a mortgage which
bas proved to be a burden. Two
and one-half years ago at the be
ginning of the present pastorate
thl mortgage was over one thou
sand dollars. Through the co-operation
of the entiro membership
and friends of cur cburch this
mortgage has been paid In full.
As a special feature of the ser
vice tomorrow this mortgage I to
be burned. Tbe burning of the
mortgage will take place after the
close of the morning worship ser
vice. All who desire to see this
ceremony must come to tbe church.
We urge all to come early in order
to get a seat, a our church is al
most full during our regular ser
vice and by opening tbe side room
we will be able to accommodate
twenty-five or thirty more. '
As special speaker during tbe
morning worship service we are
privileged to bave Dr. Sandford
Fleming, president of the Berkeley
Baptist Divinity School ot Berke
ley, Calif.
Why should I be worried! If
there ain't any Justice In that
Joint I guess I will have to die.
Roy T. Lockard, condemned
to die for murder, and refused
clemency by Pennsylvania Par
dons Board.
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YOUTHS TO FACE
FEDERAL PROBE
Two young Klamath men, who
are said to bave cashed a WPA
check which their uncle wan to
receive, will face the federal grand
Jury In Portland early next week.
The hoys, Harvey Buchanan, 18,
and Alfred Morris, 19, are charged
with forgery of an endorsement
and W, S. MacSwain of Portland,
U. S. secret service man arrived In
Klamath Falls Saturday to Inveatl
gate the charge. MacSwain will
return to Portland to present the
case before the federal group on
Monday and a U. S. doputy mar
shall I expected early next week
to transfer the two young men
north.
Buchanan and Morris, according
to Dale Mattoon, deputy sheriff,
aro alleged to have taken a gov
ernment check made out to their
uncle, Hayden E. Hltson, from Hit
son's mall box on Shasta Way.
Both boys live in that vicinity.
Tho youths are alleged to have
cashed Hltson's check, for 822. at
the Pine Cone Inn. They were ar
rested a short time later by state
police.
LEADER TO VISIT
Dr. Walter Howell, of Philadel
phia, director ot Cburch Schools
for the Presbyterian Board of
Christian Education, under tbe
auspices of the Ministerial asso
ciation, will visit Klamath Fall on
Friday May 13, and will hold sev
eral meetings In the First Metho
dist church. At 3:30 p. m., a con
ference will be held for all Chris
tian workers eapeclally for those
concerned with tbe dally vacation
Bible school, which will be held
soon after the close ot achool.
Dr. Howell will meet with the
young people at 6:30 p. m., In the
social ball of the church when a
pot luck dinner will be held under
the auspices of the youths council
ot Klamath Fall.
At 8:00 p. m., a united public
service will be held in the church
when Dr. Howell will apeak on
"The Relation of Christian Educa
tion to the Chuch and to tbe Na
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tion Today." All Christian work
er ar cordially Invited to attend
these meeting and th publl to
tho united evening service.
Unusual aviation activity during
the last fnw days was reported her
Saturday by Bill Randall, manager
of the Klamath air aervlce.
Ralph Mcculloch and A I b t i
Stiles flew. to Ontario, Oregon, re
cently in the Pelican Flying club'
hip. Norman Larson, manager of
tho Pacific Aircraft sale from Ala
meda, Cal., waa expected to fly
Into Klamath Falls Saturday af
ternoon In the "Ranger Fair
child". Bill Randall also announced that
he flew Dr. Cecil Adams, and Cliff
Hogue on a fishing Jaunt to Illlhe.
Oregon, last Thursday, returned
Friday noon, and took O. K. and
Douglass Puckett to C o 1 1 a g
Grove. Dr. Suit wa expected to
fly Into Klamath Falls Saturday to
attend the Elk' convention here.
YOUTH ARRESTED AS
HOME ROBBER
MEDFORD, May 7 UP Roland
Rollo, 29, held for the alleged
robbery of a doien Medford
homes the past two weeks, waived
a preliminary bearing tbla morn
ing. Deputy District Attorney
O. W, Neilson declared Roland
plans to enter' a plea of guilty in
circuit court Monday.
Chief of Police Clatous Mc-
creaie reports koiio aamiis ine
burglaries, and 8500 worth of
loot, chiefly clothing and Jewel
ry was found In his quarters.
PROGRAM SLATED
FOR CHURCH
A Mother' day program will be
held Sunday, May 8, at the Com
munity Congregational church on
Garden street. The public is Invit
ed to attend the program which li
as follow:
A children's ehoraa with Mari
anne Carter, Joyce Graham, Glenn
Miller, and Solon and John Ston
will sing "Mother" with Jerry Bag
ley singing tbe solo part.
A trio consisting ot Louise Mit
chell, Doreen Butts, and Mr. Stel
la Bagley will sing "Home."
Doreen Butt will give a vocal
solo. "Faith of Our Mother."
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