October 1, 1938
PAGE nVK
Society
Banquet
Is Given
Rose Club Holds Party
In Presbyterian
Church.
A Joint meeting of the Rose
olnh mid Mill. Theodore Rmllh's
ni III o class in hold Inst night
In Ilia (IIiiIiik rooms o( I ho Flint
l'rosliylmlnn churrli In Hit
form nt tho ii 1 1 -u ii ii it a I ban.
quit. Tho lloao chili, which ll
composed of young inotheia
from tho Illhlo claaa, waa In
chargo. Thli club haa boon do
Ini great sorvlro In tho work
j of tho church, ovor allien It wn
I originated yours imo hy Iho
liniaiinl toucher. Tho nnnio la
derived from tha practloo of
proaonllng now mothora with a
bouquet of rosea when the hap
py arrival tnkee plnco, thtia pro
auutlng, In thu nemo of Ilia
church, tha fellcltatlona of the
congregation. Tha club aleo
perforate a moat worthy aorvlce
In provided a nuraery for little
children, ao that mothere may
attend the morning church
services each Btindny through
out the year. In addition to Ihla
they mlnlater In many waya to
needy mothere In the commun
ity. The Dlble claaa la compoaed
of tho younger women of tha
church and rcprosente probably
Ibe largest group of workers
connected with the congrega
tion, providing teachera for tha
Sunday achool and aaalatlng In
many worthy undnrtaklnge.
The committee In chnrgo waa
compoaed of Mre. C. H. Klllott,
chairman, Mn. C. II. Under
wood, Mra. C. I.. Harvey, nd
Mrs. A. It. Ulckaon. Tho ap
polntinenta were pink and
white, evidenced by the pink
candles and cnndlcallcke, fav
or, and roaua, Thu tnblna wore
arranged In U-ahapo and ran
tha full length of tha larger
dining room. The affair waa tha
largrat In the hlatnry of the
claaa. HUty-flve women were
protein at ihla moat enjoyable
affair.
The program had been plan
ned and waa In charge of tha
capable teacher, Mra. Bnillh,
and from bugliinlng to end ll
waa admirably carried out and
enlbtialaatlcnlly received. Tha
opening number waa a hand
aliaklng alunt to "determine
the agoa of thoae preaent." con.
elating of the ability of linking
bnnda with youraelf over yuur
right ahouldi'r. Many aiiccerded
In ao doing. The card of ac
quaintance furnlahed much fun
aa well aa aervlng aa an Intro
duiilon. . .- .
The claaa presented Mra.
Bnilth wllh a beautiful coraaga
In npproclallon of her aervlcea.
She mndu a fitting rcaponao
and later preaented tha pur
poaea of tha organization.
In tha ahaenca of the geuernl
aiipnrlnlendent of the Mlhla
achool, Mr. George W. Mi-In-tyre,
who waa unnlilo to attend,
' the pnator waa tha only man
preaent, although the claaa una
divided Into pnrtnora with the
older mombera of tba olaaa
marked wllh black rlhbona on
tho alcove, eorvlng aa "men."
Tho pastor apoke brlofly on tha
rolntlonahlp uf the claal to the
church.
MISS LANGELL
IS HONORED
WITH SHOWER
Mlaa Mary Langoll waa com
plimented with a bridal ahow
.or Tuoaday ovonlng, Septoinher
( tho twenty aovonth, nt tha home
of Mr. and Mra. A. McNully,
421 Onk alreet, when Mlaa
Ruth McNulty, Mlaa Lorraine
McNulty and Mra. Oacnr Berg
hind wero hoatoaaoa to mora
thon thirty-flvo frlnnda.
Fall flowers wore uaod about
tho rooma and nftor the hrldn
olect had opened her attrac
tively wrapped glfta a lata aup
per wna aervod.
OPEN MONDAY
5 & 10
Jumbo Hamburgers
Home-Made Chili
Irish Stew
NOTHING OVER
10c
Juit
Over tha Viaduct
Fall Brides
Name Month
September P o p u I a r
Month For Weddings
in Klamath
Unless It Ii tha month of
June, there la no month In tha
year'a calendar that haa aa
much appeal aa fleptomher for
brldoa. A number of amult
Wflddlnga were reported dur
ing tha pnat week,
Jamoa-llapp
Mlaa Martha Dapp became
the bride of Mr. Kalel Jnmea at
half paat ono o'clock fliindny
afternnon, Bnptomber tho
twenty-firth, at the homo of
Ttov. Arthur Charles Mnlca of
the Flrat Chrlallan church. The
bride waa lovely In a powder
blue enaemhla and her corauxe
waa made of white gardnnlaa.
Rhe waa attended hy her ala
lar, Mlaa Dorothy Depp, who
rhoae tha aama abada of blue for
her ooatume.
Mr. Claranca Crapo iraa beat
man.
Thoae who attended the wed
ding wora Mra. Naramora,
mother of tha bride. Mlaa
Tteaala Naramora, Mlaa Marjory
Rmlth and Mlaa F.thelyne Rob
in. Following tha ceremony
the gueata wore entertained
with a luncheon at the Tollcan
Grille.
Krllierff'RItruiinna
Mlaa Mary Jean Rlmmnna,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. John
Rlmmnna of neatly and Mr.
Robert Frlhorg. aon of Mr. and
Mra. K. A. Frlberg of Klamnth
Falle, were married In a quiet
ceremony at the home of Rev.
and Mra. Roy Southard In Klam
ath Falle on the evening of
September the fifteenth.
Rnv. Southard road the ring
ceremony. Attendnnta wore
Mr. and Mra. Krlhnrg. brother
and alater-ln-law of the groom.
Only Immediate relatlvea at
tended the ceremony. The young
couple loft Immediately on a
wedding trip which will lake
them to the roaat and they will
he at home to their many
frlenda at 20110 White avenue,
after October tha flrat. The heat
wlahoa of their many frlenda In
Rently go with the pair.
Ilrown-Pycr
Mlaa Dorotha lyor of Mer
rill became the bride of Mr.
Virgil I,. Rrown of Tlonosla,
California Saturday. Septem
ber the twenty-fourth nt the
homo of Iti'V. Cecil C. Drawn
who read tho ring coromony.
The wedding occurred at three
o'clock In the presence of a
group of frlenda and relatlvea.
The young couple will make
their homo In Tloncaia whore
Mr. Rrown la employed by tho
Khaw Lumber company.
Wheeler Itwlglit
Mlaa Pearl Faye Uwlght and
Mr. Frank Marlon Wheeler,
both of Klamnth Falls, wera
married at tha home of Rov,
Cecil C, Hrown, 804 North Sec
ond ureal, at one o'clock Sat
urday aftornoon, September the
twenty-fourth. Attendnnta wera
Mr. and Mra. Harry Dingier.
Mattcrn-Kranry
A brief marriage ceremony
wna solemnised hy tho Itnv.
Theodore Smith, paator of the
Flrat rreabyterlan church, In
the chambera of the circuit
court. Wodneaday. September
twenty-eighth, when Mr. Adol
bert F. Mnltern of Dunaniiilr,
California, and Mlaa Edna
Francy, alao of Dunamulr,
were married. Mr. and Mra.
Howard Morrison wera the at
tendnnta. Tha couple will re
side In Dunamulr.
lllcka-Hcovell
A qulot coromony waa read
at .the home of Rov. Arthur
Charles Batea of the First
Christian church Thursday
evening at olght o'clock when
Mlaa Dorla Scovcll hoenmo the
, bride of Mr. Mux Illcka. Mr.
and Mra, K. C. Hricco wore the
attendants. Following the cere
mony the young couple loft
for a brief wedding trip. Guests
at tho wedding wero Mra.
Mnud L. Illcka, Mlaa Eclone
Hlcka, mother and slntor of
tha groom and Mlas Natalia
Scovell, sister of the bride.
Bridge Club
Resumes Meetingt
The Get-to-Clother bridge
olub haa started parties again
after enjoying a summer's va
cation. Mrs. Floyd Wood
worth entortnlnod the club
Wednesday at hor home on
Del Moro strool. Luncheon was
served by the hostess to Mrs.
Buelah Honry, Mrs. Stella
Sherman, . Mra. Lucille Heifer,
Mra. K. M. Moty, Mrs. Moty,
Sr. and Mra. Ruth Fnranns.
High score was given to Mrs.
Honry and Mrs. Sherman re
ceived low. Tho club will
meet In two wooks at tho
homa of Mra. Lucille Helfor
on Melroso street.
E
Leonard V. Hosford, D.C,Ph.C
CHIROPRACTOR
COLON TIIKRAl'V
Roinrmherl Cnnnllpnllnn la a
aroni'KO which sliortona life.
It poison jour body folia you
of vitality, deprives you of n
y o ii I Ii f ii I porsonnllly and
Mpccds up old arc.,
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJU8TMKNTS
Fear no lonttcr Spliml adjust
ment I nilmlnlsti'iTil wltliont
pnln. Ono limit' la devoted to
a plon.mnt, rclnvhiK, vllnlllng
treatment which la combined
with the use of tlm various
modern modntltlcs of electro
therapy. Consultation gladly given with
out chargo.
COMPLETE X-RAY FACILITIES
2IT Stewart-Prow Rlflg.,' 7IB Mnln St. Telephone 8844
Tliero Is a logical way of over
coming this health depleting
nialnily. lt mo talk to you
about It.
El Rodeo, tha Klamath high
achool anniiiil, la aliirllng Ita
drlvo for sponsorship. Luat your
tho a n n norl n I veil hy Kliiiiintli
mnrchitiila rouchod an all 1 1 mo
high. Tbla year Kl Rodeo la out
to beat that record.
Tho advnrtlaing ayatnm uaod
by tho local annual la the only
one of Ita kind In tlm alate. in
aloud of soiling nil apnro us moat
iinnunla do. the Kl Rodeo aolla
apoiiaorahlps, They are throe
claaaea a 16, a MO and a I IB
aponaorahlp.
The aponaorahlp plan haa
proved auccoaaful. The merchants
who support tho Kl Rodeo re
ceive a full year of aavortising.
I'lncarde era placed In tbolr win
dow! asking high achool students
to support them bocauaa of their
palronngo. Llat of aponaoralilpa
are printed on all tne progrnma
of football and buakotbnll games.
A now illuminated bulletin board
la heliig nlnccd In tho main hall
of the high achool. Sponsorships
are noated on tills board. lio-
aldea all thla tha Krator, schoo
nowapaper, cooperntoa with tho
annual la publishing llsls of
aponaora.
Tha support given by Klamath
merchanta made It possible for
the 1931 El Rodeo to receive a
high rating;,
' The engraving firm of Illcka-
Chattnn of Portland, which hand
lea tho El Rodeo a engraving, aa
s il red the El Rodeo alaft that the
1938 laaue waa "the largeat and
moat comprehenalva In the alate."
The Illclis Clmllen firm dooa
moat of tha engraving for the
high achoola and collegoa of the
northweat.
IRRIGATION SERVICE
M. K. Ilnyden, superintendent
of the 1'H buroiiu of reclamation.
announced tialtirduy that wator
In the mnln canal would bo con
tinued for a "few days after
October I to enable the men who
hnve pasture or now seeding to
get Irrigated In good shape.
This applies to all cannla with
the exception of E canal, or the
north Poo valley canal, according
to Haydon. The aorvlce ezpecta
to begin lining tbla canal with
concrete and for thla reason wator
will be turned off Immediately In
tbla artery.
All land ownera Irrigating at
the present time are aaked to Irri
gate quickly, Haydon atated.
IIIHT1IH
RIM'CK Horn at lllllsldo hoa.
pit n I October 1, 1938 to Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Shuck .of Tulolake,
a girl. Wolght: S pounds 14
ounces.
KKItrtll.l, Rom at the Anna
Shirley bahy home October 1
193D. to Mr. and Mra. Charles
E. Ferrlll, 830 Oak at reel, twin
girls.
Ilcctipernllnit Mra. Elva Phil
lips, who underwent an operation
for appendicitis a month ago. la
now able to be up for ehort
periods.
Itahy Knitted A eon born re
cently to Mr. and Mra. Frank
Kherleln haa boon nnmod Alan
Wllbert. Mra. Kberlcln was for
merly Venice Zetiman.
Itiialneoa Trip I.. M. "Tex"
Rnlton, Portland representative
of the fllcn Kails Insurance, com
pany, waa a visitor In tho city on
business Friday.
Art Claaaea A meeting of all
peraona Interested In enrolling In
art classes under tha leadership
of Mrs. Mario (.'ono aro roquosted
to attend meeting In room 10.
Kromont school, Tuesday at 7:30
p. m,
Volco Instruction H a r 1 a n
Parkhurat will meet with those
porsons Interostcd In beginning
clnasoa In voire training, Tuesday
evening, October 4. In room 9 at
Fremont school at g o'clock.
riedaed Word waa received
In Klnmnth Falls of the pledging
of Rill Patterson of this city to
Thotn XI at Oregon stato college,
Corviillls.
CITY BRIEFS
He turn Here Mr, and Mra.
Qiiontln Fruclnr have returned to
tbolr homo. 1402 Eaat Mnln street,
from a vacatlo n trip to I.oa
Angnlca, where thoy apent ' two
woulia visiting with frlenda and
rolnllvas, Thoy were accompan
ied aouth by Hotly Jean Smith,'
Mrs. Kriulor's daughter, who Is
attondlng school n I.oa Angolcs.
Mra. Murvln Miller, 2136 White
avenue, also accoinpanlod Mr. and
Mrs. Frailer. The party spent
aovornl dnya In Sun Kranclaco
whoro Mlllor Joined them and
accompunlod Ilium buck to Klam
nth Fulls. Mr. and Mra. Ii. M.
Ilurat took care of tho atore which
tho Frazlcra operate on Kual Mnln
street during their absence. They
have now returned to their homo
in Ventura, Calif. Mra. Fruiter
la Hurst a daughter.
Ilroken Hone Margarot "Peg
gy" Itownn, 21, of Wenatcbee,
Wash., who waa Injured In an
automobile accident early Friday
morning alz mllea north of Klam
nth Fulls, waa found to have
suffered a broken collarbone, It
was reported from lllllsldo hos
pital Saturday. Mrs. John Pla
num, also of Wanatchea and oc
cupant of the car. Is recovering
from shock and bruises at 11111
Hldo hospital, Tho women wore
en routo to Bun Kranclaco ac
companied by Henry Bundermler,
drlvor of the car.
Recover Car Stale police wera
advised that a Ilulck aedan
owned by Phil Fahnlander of
Standard Clcanere had been re
covered In Tho Dalloa and that
Cordon Earl waa held In that
city on a charge of theft of tha
machine, Shorlft Lloyd Low waa
to leave Monday to return Karl
to thla city. The car was taken
from In front of Fahnlander'a
business office Thursday evening.
lU-ports Theft A small dia
mond engagement ring and a wed
ding ring, alao aet with dlamonda,
wera stolen from a window dis
play Friday according to a re
port filed with city police by Ells
E. Elnarason, 2439 South Sixth
street. Elnarsson told officers he
suspected a transient, and a de
scription of tha man waa obtained.
Find Plato Balalger Motor
company reported that they found
a license plate belonging to Bet
ty Negri of 929 SW Salmon
atraet, Portland, and the plate
may be bad If Mlas Negri will
call at the company'! offices hare.
Homa From College Marjorle
Kempter, freshman at the Uni
versity of Oregon and ao Alpha
Chi Omega pledge, returned thla
week from Eugene for a vleit
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
C. W. Kempter.
Flrea Reported The city fire
department waa called at 12:45
p. m. Saturday to 142 South
Riverside street to extinguish a
grass fire. There waa no dam
age. The department also an
swered a call at 12:67 p. m. at
1327 Adama atreet, where another
grass fire waa reported.
Attend Funeral Mr. and Mra.
E. Li. Sanborn and son, Mra.
Agnea Shell and Mra. Claude
Harberger attended the Kenneth
Campbell funeral aervlces la Meds
ford Tuesday. Until three month!
ago, Campbell wai olty salesman
for Weatarn States grocery hare,
From the South Mr. and Mn.
Jack Wltchchureh have returned
from aouthern California -where
they spent two weeks on vaoa
tlon trip.
Mra. Polln HI Mrs. Louie)
Polln Is 111 at her home on North,
Eighth street.
QUALITY MEAT MARKET
Special Itea In Steer and Baby
Beef
Quality Alwaya Guaranteed
Free Delivery
Louis Eschle, Proprletot
HI. Paul Visitor Mr. and Mra.
Adrian Mitten and Mra, Ann 1-oh-man
of St. Paul, Minn., left
Wednesday morning for their I
homes In the cast after visiting
at the homo of Mr, and Mra. Harry
Williams, 2040 Darrow avenue.
Thoy are en route from l.oa :
Angclea, whoro they attended tho
legion convention. Mra. Mlttun
and Mrs. Williams are sistera.
Visit Relatives Mr. and Mrs.
S. R. Horry have returned to their
homo at 2106 Reclamation avenue
after visiting for several days In
San Jose, Calif., with their son
and duughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Chandler Horry. They also visit
ed at Angol a Camp, Calif., with
Rev. and Mra. John O. Dickey, I
former residents of Klamath I
Falls. Rev. Dickey waa pastor of
tho Congregational church hore for !
several years.
Closes Flrat Week The kinder
garten conducted by Mrs. E. V.
Keynes at 2160 Garden avenue
closed a very Interesting and suc
cessful week at noon Friday. This
school is for children four and five
years old with special emphasis
being given to the development
of the child's personality. There
la yet room for a few more child
ren. Interested parenta may obtain
additional Information by calling
2016.
Visit Here Mrs. F. W. Ouer-
man, Mrs. Max Horn and Emma'
Horn have returned to their,
homes in Burllngame, Calif., after
visiting for several daya at the I
home of Mr. and Mra. Roland
Kemp, 1323 Martin street. Mrs.'
Gucrman and Mra. Kemp are
sisters. !
Kntent School Mr. snd Mrs.
L. E. Henry, 2202 Garden avenue,
received word from their son,
Elmer Henry, that he has been
admitted to the university at Ann
Arbor. Mich., where he Is studying
for his mastcr'a degree aa chemi
cal engineer. Young Henry left
here early In the summer for Chi
cago, where he has been working
until going to Michigan to enter
achool.
Former Residents Mr. and
Mra. Cal Cruse spent several daya
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mra. Ira E. Sherman on Oregon
avenue. Thoy wero cn route to
their homo in Reno, Nev., from
I.oa Angeles, whoro thoy attend
ed the Legion convention. Mr.
and Mrs. Cruse are former resi
dents of Klamath Falls.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
Rcrt E. Miller, 1755 Crescent ave-
nue, have returned from a vaca-,
tlon trip to Los Angeles. They .
also attended the Legion conven
tion there. Their llttlo daughter,
Pntsy Ruth, remained hero with
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Kemp, 1323
Martin street, during their ab
sence, i
Visit Medford Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Williams and son, Don, and
daughter, Carolyn, of 1401 East
Main street, apent the past week
end visiting In Medford with Mr.
and Mra. Vern Dreger and family.
Attend Convention Mr. and
Mra. C. E. Anders have returned
to their homo. 2235 Orchard ave
nue, from Los Angeles, where
they attended the Legion con
vention.
Sirs. Earhle Back Mrs. L. A.
Eschle has returned home from
Portland, whore she has been
visiting with friends and rola-
tlves for several weeks.
FASCISM
or
FREEDOM
Which Shall We Have?
A vicious effort Is now being made to destroy
Freedom of Assembly, of Worship, and of Speech,
Hear
the tacts and learn of the danger.
Judge Rutherford
will turn tho light on tho enemies of freedom,
Broadcast over
KFJI
Sunday, October 2, 1938
12 o'clock Noon
The following !$ a list of the business men,
farmers and stockmen listed approximately in the
order of sales, who purchased livestock
AT THE
Klamath County
4-H Clubs and Future Farmers of America
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW
AUCTION SALE
Held at Klamath Falls, September 27
Name of Buyer
George F. Hall
T. R. Thompsen
Sid Elliot
G. W. Berry
Nelson Reed
C. A. Pauley
Bill Dalton
D. E. Alexander
Andrew Collier
Carl Steinseifer
Bill Serruys
D. O. Williams
Dr. George Merry man
Earl Ager
R. R. Proebstel
L. E. Mead
Louis Eschle
Oscar Shive
E. H. Balsiger
Jim Baker
Jim Kerns
Ted Medford
A. Kalina
Charles Drew
R. H. Anderson
Dan Liskey s
J. H. Martin
Jack Harris
Ira Orem
G. W. Berry
Elmer F. Merritt
Ted Shoop
Merle Loosley
Jim Baker & E. H. Balsiger
Ernie Paddock
Henry Semon
Firm
MITCHELL, LEWIS. STAYER
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
J. C. PENNEY CO.
EMIL'S FOOD STORE
REED TRACTOR CO.
PAULEY PACKING CO.
BILL DALTON
D. E. ALEXANDER . -KLAMATH
ICE & STORAGE
CARL STEINSEIFER
KLAMATH BILLIARDS
PELICAN CAFE
HILLSIDE HOSPITAL
EARL'S GROCERY
MONTGOMERY, WARD
SWIFT & CO.
QUALITY MARKET
U. S. NATIONAL BANK
BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
WEST & BAKER CORP.
J. W. KERNS IMP. CO.
SAFEWAY STORES
KALINA'S STORE
CHARLES DREW
WHITEHOUSE GROCERY
LISKEY BROS.
MARTIN BROS. MILL
SYCAN STORE
IRA OREM
OREGON FOOD STORES
MURPHEY'S SEED STORE
BLACK & WHITE STATION
MERLE LOOSLEY
WEST-BAKER CORP.
BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
HENRY" SEMON
Total Sales
Number of Head Bought
Sheep Beef
2
7 I
I
2 9
2 2
I 6
I
1 I
3
2
3 5
2 I
8
Hog
I
1
3
-
I
I
3
I
I
I
I
I
8
4
I
I
I
I
I
3
3
I
I
I
3
3
I Capon
$12,513.39.
Total Head Sheep Sold, 35 Average Price
Total Head Beef Sold, 58 Average Price
Total Head Hogs Sold, 17 Average Price
...$.28
$.2012
..$.ll'2
The Junior Livestock Sales Committee, Members of the Four-H Clubs, Members of
the FFA Chapters and the Klamath Falls Rotary Club take this means of expressing their ap
preciation and gratitude to the people of this community who attended the Livestock Show
September 24, 25, 26 and 27, and who so generously gave of their time and money to
bring the Third Annual Junior Livestock Show to a successful conclusion
Again we express our appreciation and i
gratitude.
Signed,
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SALES COMMITTEE
4-H CLUBS
FFA CHAPTERS
KLAMATH FALLS ROTARY CLUB ,