THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH TALLS, OREGON
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A mission At Racrod II a I r t
Cut hoi In church will opon Hiiniliiy
iminiliiK, October 10. Hit preach
er nro llio ltovoiond Wllfrod (I.
Hurley mill llio Koviirnml Prnnela
1'. Lyons, two ii ti I lo 11 it 1 1 y known
orators, ncconllnii to tho Hnv. T.
P. Casey, pastor ot tho Baored
Heart church. Thoy will explain
tho woril of Odd In attcb a man
nor tliut thoy will ninka Cntholln
tiouplo (ully ronllto tha bontily
ami Importation of tholr (nlth
and oroato a longing to under-
, atnnd mora fully tha bellofe and
. practices of Catholicism.
"Mnny auk what a mission
moan," Kn their Caaoy aald. "It
1 moana tha opportunity to bocoma
donor unltuil with Clod throuiih
i-Jftit proachlnia of thoaa two men,
ipon whom Qod haa boatowad
iiiarvnlotia powora. Ita olijoct la
to offnr extraordinary opportunl
lira for all to henr tho word of
(iod and for Ciilhollra In receive
Ilia aucramonta of tholr faith. All
who make tha m Union will bo
enriched by thoaa aorvlcaa."
ttov. T. P. Caaoy earnestly re
quested that not one member of
hla pariah full to attond tha mil
lion inoolliiM.
Non-Catholics aa wall ara In
vltod to attond tha million eerv
Icoa. "Thoy may roal aaaurod
that no Insinuations will ha mado
toward Ihom. nor that any word
will ha ultnrcd that mlitht poa
a I lit y lvo offnnao to any man or
woman rogardlooa ot religious at
filiation." Pathor Caaey aald.
Father Hurley, author of eev-
- oral nrtlrlri and pamphlota, la a
leader of inodnrn thnuKht In tha
vCnullit ordor. Tho elouuonco of
hia apooch la coiiflrmod by tha
fact (hat ba haa boon froguontly
called upon to broadraat ovor the
. radio.
Father I.ynni, a nationally
known mlaaliinary and prearhor,.
i haa boon the chnaon apvakor for
many groat ecclealaatlcal evonta
In thla country and alio In Eu
rope, lie la a noted churchman
and achnlar with a far-reaching
, itraap of worldly affalra aa they
are today.
JOINT EPWORTH
LEAGUE MEETING
HELD AT BLY
The Epworlh loaguea of tha
Methodlit Episcopal churebea of
Chlloquln and Klamath Falla
were enlortnlncd by tha Illy Kp
wnrth league Sunday evening,
October If.
Tha meeting opened with a
potlnck dinner In tha Bly achool
gymnnalum. Tha tablea ware at
tractively decorated In a nautical
inn (If to aymbollie the launching
of a new program.
During the monl clover aklta
wore given by each Epworlh
league. Following the banquot
a wonhlp aorvlca, In which the
three Epworlh lenguea participat
ed, waa held In the Illy Methodlat
church, alter which plana wore
completed for a auh-dlalrlct union
of the l.nkovlew, Chlloquln, Illy
and Klamath Falla Epwortb
loagttoa,
Tho following offlcera were
alerted : prosldont, Helen Hough,
Klamath Falla; vice proaldont,
lllll llakor, Illy; aecrotary, Ohio
thy YVnlaon, Lakovlew; Ircaaur
er, Jean Tbompaon, Chlloquln.
P.-T. A. NOTES
FAIUVIKW
Falrvlew PTA will hold Ita aec
ond meeting ot the year on
Thuraday at 7:30 p. m.
A novel and Intereatlng pro
gram haa been arranged by the
committee with tho fnthora tak
ing complete charge of the eve-
ting. 8. P. Miller will act aa
halrman with Lloyd Miller aa
aecrotary.
Mr. Clemona, chairman of the
program, hna arranged a panel
illnciiaalon with tha yoar'a topic,
"Now Pattorna In tlroup Living."
Bpoakera at the table will be Itov.
J. Clnronce Orr ot the Mlnla
torlal aaaoclatlon; Dr. Peter Roe
endahl, public health doctor;
Carl Cook, anfoty offlcor, and
Mra. Wilson, jtivoulle otflcer.
A aoclnl hour and rofrosh
menta will follow the mooting,
and all fnthora and mothera In
tho Fnlrvlaw dlatrlct are Invltod
to bo thoro. -
Grand
Opening
Dance
Legion Hall
(Completely nertoenrnted)
Sat., Oct. IS
Baldy's
Band
rtu
Van Thome's
Inlmllnblo Vornla
riiia
Mane Sewell
Klnmnth'a Own Sweetheart
of Hiring.
Come mid enjoy nn evening
of film entertainment anil
ilnnrliiR with n flno Iinnd
nnd a cmiKcnlnl crowd.
Lead Catholic Mission
a v -,t ; 1 C'" v'v
o
,1 J It I, a -
llev. W. tl. Hurley (left) and ftev. Francla P. Lyona, who will
conduct million aorvlcoa at the Bacred Heart church here atartlng
noit Hunday.
"Ilorrownra and nudgola" la
the aubjoct of a dliplay by '.he
Klamath county library In the
window of the ohamhor of com
merce. Thla dlaplay ahowa by
moana of a poller the compara
tive number of reglitered borrow
ore and tho 19.17 library budgeta
for Umatilla, Jackaon and Klam
ath countlea.
The atatlatlca for thla poiter
were gleaned from a report laaued
by the atnte librarian. It la note
worthy that Klamiilh county la
flrat In the number of reglatnrod
borrowera, with 7078, oxcluilve
of county achool puplla having
carda In the library and Ha
branchea. Umatilla county re
port Oust registered borrowera,
and Jiirkann county MOD,
In the budget flgiirea, Umatil
la'! 117,301 and Jackion'a 116,
609 tar aurpaaa Klamath county'a
budgeted fund of 110,217 for the
library.
That tho county irhooll are
each year making much mora ute
of the roiourcci of the library la
ahown graphically by a aecoud
poator. Pictured achoolhouaea
portray that In 1931,, the aehoola
circulated 2037 hooka. In 1933,
21,99.1 hooka were circulated by
the aehoola; In 1936. 41,348, and
In 1937, 41 county aehoola cir
culated 119,221 volumce.
Thla meani that In 1937, the
aehoola mado nearly 30 tlmea aa
much uao of tho county library
book! aa they had In 1931, an
avoruge yearly growth of 600 per
cent ovor the 1931 flgurea.
COMMUNITY CLUB
AT ALGOMA HOLDS .
OCTOBER MEETING
ALOOMA The Algoma Com
munity club held Ita regular moot
ing October 7 In the gymnaalum.
The new offlcera taking tholr
plaoea for the enaulng year ware
Mra. H. V. Cobb, president; Mra.
A. W. O'Brien, vice president;
Clayton Sharp, aecrotary and
troaaurer.
It waa voted to allow Jlmmlo
Laraon'a orchoatra to hold a dance
every two weeki atartlng October
It, In the hall.
A pot-luck aupper will be
aerved Wedneaday, October 12, at
6:30, under the direction of Mra.
A. Watklna and Mra. Molvln Fol
land. Each family will bring what
they wlib and a nominal charge
will be made for the food fur
nlahed. Mra. Joe Brown and Mra. H.
Haukll ware appointed on next
month'i program committee and
C. R. Keeling and F. C. Bcbulti
on refreshment committee, who
aaked all women to bring pump
kin plea.
The following program under
the direction of Mra. Fred Hagel
ataln and Mra. Carl Weger waa
presented by first ahowlng a gen
eral aclance motion picture, The
flrat and aecond gradea aang
"September" and the third,
fourth and fifth gradea preaented
a group of aonga followed by a
folk dance. Erma and Alice fav
ored the group with a duet and
June Bowell aang two numbera,
"Bhanly In Old Bhanty Town"
and "Plggiea Went to Market."
All enjoyed the community alng
lng under the leadership of Mra.
Iran Pankey with Mra. B. J. Lofts
gaard accompanlat.
Refreahmenta were aerved by
the committee headed by Moae
Barrett.
It la eatlmated that 1000 per
sona are employed In the rose
growing Industry In England.
High School
Newt Note and
Comment
Ily JKIUtV O'CALLAOHtX
KTOMINATION for senior elaaa
A officers waa the main buel
noaa ot a claas moating held
Tuesday afternoon. Thla waa the
flrat mooting that the aenlora
have hold thla year.
Thoaa nominated for president
were Dick Gallagher, Bob Joater,
Leo Molatore, Earl Kent, Bud
Stelnselfer,
Salesmanship waa the aubjoct
of an enlightening talk given up
perclaaamen at an aaaembly Mon
day afternoon by Samuel Wore
wick, who la conducting a ealee
manahlp courae here In Klamath
Falla.
"If you aet a goal and then
decide nothing can atop you from
reaching It, nothing will atop
you," Worawlck advlaed.
The apeech waa well received.
Hlcks-Chatten, Portland en
graving firm, haa been let the
El Rodeo bid. No plana In the
way of engraving are definite,
but It is expected that the 1939
El Rodeo will have aome color
platea. The Hlcka-Chatten firm
haa won a reputation for excel
lence in making color engrav
ings. The picture-taking thla year
haa been divided between the
Kennell Ellia and tha May King
atudioa. Kennell-Ellla will uke
the portralta and May King the
group and action ahota.
Poatera In the halls Indicate
that the El Rodeo circulation
drive la not far off. The aale
will atart next Wedneaday with
the big annual El Rodeo aaaem
bly alated for Tueaday. .
A total of ISO annuala aola" to
high achool atudenta la the goal
aet thla year. Bales to outsiders
are expected to run the aalea to
1000 copies.
Life for the football managere
la pretty dull ao they have rigged
up a radio for the field houae.
Should one pass by Modoc field
In the late afternoon be would
probably hear the awing atralna
that help the managers while
away the time.
Thla week marka the end of
the flrat grading period. Studea
are busily engaged In that age
old art of cramming for tbe ex
ami In an effort to make up for
five weeki of loafing.
Next - week will tell whether
or not their efforta were In vain.
Report cards will be leaned.
The Klamath Wildcat! will
play the Medford Cube here Sat
urday In a prelude to the annual
civil war between Medford and
Klamath. Whether tbe game will
be played Saturday afternoon or
evening haa not yet been decided.
BONANZA
t BONANZA The Bonanza
Garden club, whs held tbelr laat
meeting at the home of Mra. Ada
Sparetorn, decided that at tbe
next meeting they would bring
their year'a work to a cloae with
the election of offlcera for the
next year. The meeting will take
place at the home of Mra. Grace
Harrlion on Friday, the 14th.
The Bonanaa Woman'a club
held tbelr regular bualneaa laat
Tueaday evening. Tbe moat Im
portant new bualneaa waa In mak
ing the plana and appointing the
varlona commltteee to act in pre
paration for the Hallowe'en dance
to be given In the high achool
gym on Saturday, October 29. The
social part of the meeting was In
charge ot Mra. Lucille Coyner and
Mra. Lucille Grey and a very In
tereatlng program was given.
Mra. Ada flpnrrotorn and Mra.
Mae Holloway attended tha or
ganization of the borne economlca
units of Bonanza and Langoll Val
ley at Langoll Valloy Inst week.
The flrat demonatratlon will bo
held at the Bonanza library build
ing on Novomber 8,
Mra. Cora Ornyilon of Portland,
mother of Mra. William Hollowny,
la a house guest at her daughter's
home.
What is tha matter with aome
womenT They pull their eyobrowa
and, not content with that they
thon destroy our bird lit for a
whim. Dr. J, W. MoKlney.
speaking to the Field Naturalists'
Club In Toronto, on feathered
hats.
We should worry lose over what
la llboral than what la honest,
Herbert Hoover.
The oldest known manuscript
ot the Bible la In the Vatican at
Rome.
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