November 12, 1988
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGS fiSVd
Society
Soroptimists
Have Dinner
Reports Given by Mem
ban Attending Con
ference , at Chehalis
At a dinner meeting nf tha
Klamath Fulle Rornp 1 1 in Int club
held at t ho Willard hotel
Thuraday evonlng, th mem
bera who attended th thir
teenth Northwestern Conforenr
t Uhehnlla, Washington, pre
iitd dotullod reporte,
Mn. Laura Bertram, preat
dnt of th Klamath rail
elub, gave a general survey
of tb trip and of th varloua
funotloni that eomprlaad th
conference. Mn. Yolla Mnrgulla
reported on thn talka on Claa
alllcallon and Membership, In
which war etreased, ah stated,
tba faata that Boroptlmlat oluba
ar not aororltloa or bualnaa
cluhe. Tim tnoinlierahlpe, ah
olaaalflnd a active mamhra,
Iboaa having a vol and a III
to bold office; tnaotlv mom
ban, ihoi who ratlra from
tbalr vocation but daalr to
. rataln mmbarahlp In th elub,
nd aualalnlng members, thot
changing tholr classification
who ar entitled to member
hip for elx nionlha whll re
ealabllehlng thomeelvee In naw
llna of endeavor.
Mn. Sophia Kannffol ra
poriad on lb work of th
regional conference bualnaaa
eraslone, explaining tha baud-Una-
of flnancaa, tb (dltorahlp
of tb magatln and tba allot
inant of raalonal and fedora
tlon duoa. Mn. Effl Oarcalnn
reported on th xtenalon work.
Mia Krneatln Farqiiereton'a
raport waa on tha Kronomle
Advancement of Woman In
which ah daaorlbad bow wo
man'a advancement In draaa
waa Illuatralad br a pageant.
Th Ventura elub work waa
reported on by Mra. It It.
Whlaanant wbo atatad that
elileen Vanlur Olrla cam
. from Baattl to tb conference
breakfast. Thai Ventur oluba
ar for young women engaged
In bualneaa but not exeeutlvee
or bualneaa ownera. They ar
aponaored by tb Boroptlmlat.
on member eervlng on tb
board of each Venture elub.
Mra. Lucy Hauger far an
amusing account of aoma of th
aiunia preaented by thoa at
tending lb conference, on of
which waa llluatratlv of tb
laaalflcatlon of each member.
It waa alio reported by th
legatee that plana are al
ready undarway for the 140
American Federation of Borop
tlmlat eluba meeting In Bait
Lk City.
Mra. Edith Morrison, paaU
president of tb Cheballe club,
la a former Klamath Fella real
dent. With her alatar, ah atart-.
d what la now tb Eyerly
Variety ator. Mr. Morrlaon
waa aniloua to bear of local
Seople and auted that ah
ope to rlalt bar next lu ra
nter. SEWING CIRCLE
HAS POTLUCK
LUNCHEON FRIDAY
Memhera of th Congrega
tional Community circle met
. Friday, November fourth, at
, th bom of Mra. X B. Henry
n Garden avenue. Tb day
wa apnt In aawlng and a pot
luck luncheon waa aarred at
on o'clock. Thoa preaent
wer Mra. W. L. Larsen, Mra.
W. 0. Lobrey, Mra. K. D.
Jonea, Mra. B. R. Barry, Mr.
. Harry Btaua. Mra. W. 0. Little,
' Mra. Don Marin, Mra. L, A.
Eachle, Mra. J. J. Pex and
; daughter Janlco, Mra. R. W,
Clapp. Mra. A. W. Hammel,
; Mra. a, V. Haynea, Mra. W. R.
Nolaon and daughter, Joyc,
; Mr. Charlea M. Reynolda and
- daughter Charlene, and Mr.
' L. E. Henry and daughter,
Betty.
Tb group will meet again
Wednesday, November alzteenth
: at th bom of Mra. W. O. Loh
rey at 1144 Eberleln avenue. A
potluck luncheon will be served
at on o'clock. Th day will b
apent In sowing.
Sawing Club Hat
' Meeting Thursday
Tb Friendly Sewing club
1 waa entertained Thuraday eve
' nlng, November the eleventh by
Mra. Clifford'' Jenklna at her
' bom In St. Franola Park.
Mra. Albert Longmlr and
Mra. Carl William war pr
aented with glfta In honor of
tholr birthday, nana wer
mombera and tholr huabanda.
Daaaert waa aerved to Mra.
Alan Cameron, Mra. Alan Croup,
i. Mra. Glenn Jonoa, Mra. Albert
Longmlre, Mra. Ben Trlppett,
Mra. Ralph Wlone, Mra. Carl
, WIIHama, Mra. Gllbort Moty,
Mra. Frnnk Morln and th
boateaa, Mra. Clifford Jenklna.
,' The next mooting will b
j November twonty-flflh at th
borne of Mra. Clayton Hlllhoua.
Community Circle
j To Name Officer
: The Congregational Commun
. Ity circle will moot Friday
! afternoon, Novombor eighteenth
nt two o'clock at tho home of
Mra. Don. Marin, 2460 Orohard
I.Way. Election of officers will
i be hold at thta time. Hoateaaea
1 -will b Mra. Don Marin, Mra,
; W. 0, Little and Mra. S. H.
.' Ooddnrd, All lomliore ar
j urged to attend.
CALENDAR
SetureJey, November 12
The Glee club of the BPW
club will hold rummage sal
next door to Foulger't shoe
store.
Sunoley, November I J"
U.L ll it. L.iL.I
iviwmDvrs vi rvomQin pemvi.
Daughter! of Job, to attend
morning lervicet at the First
Presbyterian church.
Sigma Theta chapter of Del
phian society to meet at 8
o'clock Thursday night at the
home of Mrt. r. Cecil Adams,
Ladr, Mn. George Hillii.
Topic, "Th Early and Late
Cruiadei."
Monday, November 14
Bridge party to be given for
new memberi by American Al
location of University Women
in the Library club rooms at
. 7:30 o'clock.
.Gllmpsei of Mexican Life
and Handicraft with display of
Mexican art by Mn. Lawion
Bralnerd of Tulelele a' Novem
ber meeting of th Klamath
Falls Woman'! Library elub.
The next meeting of the exe
cutive council of the Businen
and Professional Women'! club
will be held at the home of
Isabella Brixner in Lokeihor
Gardeni, at 6:30 o'clock. Host
esses ere LoMolne Savag,
Jan Porter, Ann Thrahr and
Isabella Brixner. '
Meeting of Pro America to
be held at B p. rn. at the
county court room when win
ter's program to be outlined.
All interested urged to attend.
Thursday, November 17
Election of officer! to be
held by Daughter! of Job et
Masonic temple at regular
meeting.
Saturday, November 19
Harvest dance to be given
by memberi of the Reames
Golf and Country elub in th
elub house. Invitational. Mr.
and Mn. Rudolph R. Proeb
. itel. chairman.
Cooked food tale to be held
by Eastern Star Social club at
Safeway itore. 836 Main itret.
Mn. V. J. Josephson, chair
man, Don Cossack chorus, second
Klamath Cooperative Concert
leriei.
Regular meeting of American
Association of Un iveriity
.Women. .
, Sunday, November 20
President of Portland Sorop
imiit club, Mrs. Maiiie Mur
phey. to be honored by Klam
ath Falls elub at breakfast at
Pelican grille and dinner at
Willerd hotel.
Monday, November 21
Luncheon, planned for the
League of Women Voters at
the Elk hotel at 12 o'clock
noon. Mn. Thomai Sharp, firit
vice president of the Portland
league will be guest and
speaker of the day will be Mrs.
Henry Corbett, . also of Port
land. The regular 'dinner meeting
of the Business and Profes
sional Women'i elub will be
held at Willard hotel at 6:30
o'clock. Ida Nordine, interna
tional relation! chairman, has
charge of th program on "My
Employer and Youn."
Tueiday, November 22
Mn. Lena Latham Goble,
Pacific coast organiier for
Delphian, to be in Klamath
Felli to meet with Delphian
memben. Luncheon planned,
Wednoiday, November 23
Thanksgiving Eve ball given
by the Elks club in the Elks
.temple.
Monday, November 28
The Edith Cunning Book club
will meet , on November 28 et
the home of Clara Shaw, 614
North Tenth itreet. Martha Me
Collum will review "Hone and
Buggy Doctor." A potluck sup
per will be served and those in
terested in Joining the book
club ere invited to attend.
Memberi of the Minerva
Book elub are holding their
next meeting et the home of
Emma Carfer, 1134 North
Eighth itreet, on November 28
at' 7:30 o'clock. Anne Earley
will review "The Yearling."
Wedneiday, November 30
The Home Building Arti
elub will meet at the Willard
hotel at 8 p. m. Mrs. Claude
Davis will speak on Tottery.
Chinese Herbs
Herb are eompotsnded to meet th need of th Individual.
Th use of herb for all human ailmente are tested and
handed through the agee. They ere being need dally.
Come today Consultation free
Prices reasonable.
Y. S. Lee Herb Company
415 S. 9th Street, Klamath Fail
Open Daily 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
COUNCIL GROUPS
OF CHRISTIAN
CHURCH MEET
The eounoll group of the
Flrat Christian church mat
Thuraday, November tenth In
the recreation room In th
church at Ninth and Pin
atreata.
Mrs. Lola Newman- presided
over th missionary program,
Tulka on missionary work were
given by Mra. Frank Fortna
and Mra. Willis King. Oroup
three waa In charge of th mis
sionary program and group four,
hospitality. A paper aack lunch
waa enjoyed at noon with thirty
niiimhera present, The bualneaa
nutating waa conducted by Mrs.
Bert tills, president of th
council group. Mra. Bhulta
reported on the "harvest" din
ner held at tha ehurch Thura
day evening, November third.
She thanked all who cooperated.
Group meetings, which will
be bold November aoventeenth,
ar aet ahead a week due to
Thanksgiving. Oroup on will
be held at th horn of Mra.
John Oulbrecht, 1015 Uphara
atreet: group two will be held
at tha home of Mra. Wesley
Cross In Hlewart addition;
group three at the home of
Mra, W. O. Lohrey, 3144 Eber
leln atreet and. group four at
tha home of Mra. It. B. flteera
at 1229 Garden avenue.
At tha next regular council
meeting of all the groups, th
mlaalonary program will be ar
ranged by group one, with
group two In charge of hospital
ity. LUCKY THURSDAY
PINOCHLE CLUB
HAS MEETING
Mrs. Kalhryn Billings enter
tained the ' Lucky Thuraday
Pinochle club at bar home,
1134 Wantland avenue, Novem
ber tentb. High acor waa
given to Mra. Katharine Evana,
low to Mra. Kata Crowaon, and .
th traveling prlte waa awarded
to Mra. Millie Beckett.
Following th gam, refresh
tnenta ware aerved to Mra. Mary
Martin, Mra, Florence Young,
, Mra. Millie Beckett, Mra. Es
tella Bmlth, Miss Nona Hall,
Mra, Fannie Ooddnrd, Mra. Lou
ise Borton, Mra. L. E. Henry,
Mra. Katharine Evana, Mra.
Oood and th hostess, Mra.
Kathryn Billings.
The next meeting of the club
will be hnld Friday, November
twenty-fifth, at the horn of
Mra. Florence Young. Tb dat
haa been e b a n g a d due to
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Davis will also have a dis
play. Saturday, December 3
Annual cafeterie luncheon
and bazaar sponsored by the
women of the First Methodist
church in the church rooms.
Bazaar and winter festival of'
St. Mary's Altar loeiety, Mn.
S. P. Miller and Mn. Ann
Fiala, co-chairmen.
Seturday, December 10
Annual holiday bazaar to be
given by the Guild of St. Paul !
Episcopal church in the parish
house. Bridge party also.
Monday, December 12
Book review. The Late
George Apley, by John P.
Marquand. To be given by
Mn. Victor E. O Nefll at the
December meeting of the
Klamath Falls Woman'i Library
club.
Saturday, December 3 1
Elki club to have New Year'i
Eve dance, Elki temple.
Saturday, January 7
Soni of Norway will have
annual luteflsk supper with
'trimmings" in the armory from
5 o'clock until 8 o'clock. The
public Is Invited.
Wednesdey, January II
Dalies Frantz, pianist, last of
the artists to appear on the
Klamath Cooperative Concert
series.
Saturday, February II
St. Valentine's dance to be
given by the Elks elub in th
Elks temple.
Saturday, March 25
Formal Inaugural ball to be
given by the Elks club In th
Elks temple.
Ftlenda of Mr. and Mra. C. B.
"Cart" Harding have received
word that they ar now pleas
antly located In Whltefleh,
Montana. They ar former resi
dent of Klamath Falla. Their
aon, John Harding, la a atudent
at Paclflo university in Foreat
Orove, and John haa played an
excellent game of football, tana
will be Interested to learn.
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HOLIDAY
PLANS MADE,
BY NEIGHBORS
ALTAMONT The Jolly
Nelgbbora meeting for Novem
ber waa held at th home of
Mra. A. C. Cameron, 110 Lin
coln atreet, Wednesday after
noon. A short business meeting was
held after which gamea wer
enjoyed tb rest of the after
noon. Two new members wer
Initiated also.
Plana were made lo make the
next meeting the Chrlstinae gift
exchange party. Everyone I
sked to bring a gift not to ex
ceed fifteen cent and alao bring
a gift for their guesta. Mem
bars having children are asked '
to put the children's names on
their preaenta.
Thla la one meeting of th
year that members are allowed
to com "dressed up" Instead
of in print bouse dresses.
The committee for December
Includes Marjorle Gregg, Klsle
Hamilton, Katie Hall, Veta
Hooten, and Opal Jonoa. The
meeting will be at th bom of
Mra. R. J. Hall on Second ave
nue west of Altamont drive and
aecond house on the left hand
aide of atreet in Altamont ad
dition. Guests of tha club at tb
meeting Included Lela Wright,
Charlotte Jenkins, Madeline
Moty and memhera were Gladya
Croup and daughter, Gertrude
Wlcse, ' Margery. Gregg, lla
Ryles, Katie Hall, Effl Paul,
Elsie Hamilton, Opal Jones,
Juanlta Trlppett and children,
Gladya WIIHama, Millie Sackett,
Matilda Crapo, Mabel Frank
lin and daughter, Dorothy Ab
ner. Laura Taylor, Christina
Clark and children, Daisy
Douglaa and Barbara Cameron.
Thoa assisting with th en
tertainment and refresbmenta
were Daisy Douglaa, Mabel
Franklin, Christina Clark and
Matilda Crapo.
A cordial invitation la ex
tended to all members and
friends to attend tha next meet
ing and Chrlatmaa party.
ALTAMONT The McKlnney
barn waa the acen of lively
Hallowe'en fun Monday eve
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OF KLAMATH
111 No. -9th Street
Membera of Federal Savings and
Household
Aria
by'
Alice
Brooka
Linen
ning when Mlaa Betty McKlnney
entertained a group of twenty.
Fortune telling, bobbing for
applea, spin the plate and am,
ateur hour were some of the
game played.
ALTAMONT Tha Home
Economlca club of tha Alta
mont grange met at the home
of Mrs. Alice Jonea, Third
atreet, Altamont. A potluck din
ner waa enjoyed by the group
at twelve-thirty o'clock.
A abort bualnesa meeting waa
held with plana being com
pleted to hava a Chrlatmaa gift
exchange at tho next meeting.
The limit aet la twenty-five
renta and children'a glfta ar
not to exceed ten cent.
Th club will dispose of a
quilt they have made on De
cember third at the regular
grange dance.
The birthday of Pearl Haraey
waa remembered and aha re
ceived many glfta. Tba laat
member to ba remembered for
the coming year la Georgia
Ktnnlako and a aet of dish tow
els will be completed for ber for
the Decern bo r meeting.
This meeting of the club will
tie held at the home of Mra.
Ralph LaSalle, Friday, De
comber aecond.
Members present at the meet
ing Included Alma Baker, Anna
Baaey, Ruth Boorman, Matilda
Crapo, Grace Goodrich, Lillian
Francis, Lela LaSalle, Maudl
Tompkina, Laura Taylor, Deola
Wyrn, and the bostcsa, Alice
Jonea.
'
Mrs. Thomas Is
Hostess et Tea
Mra. Alice Tbomaa entertain
ed at a "galloping tea" Friday
evening at ber home on Martin
atreet when Mrs. Alda Kemp
gathered together membera of
the Stingerette club. Pinochle
waa played after which refresh
menta were aerved to Mra. Rita
Fuller. Mra. Myrtle Guthrie,
Mra. lrma Miller, Mra. Florence
Love, Mra. Iva Reynolda, Mlaa
Patsy Ruth Miller, Misa Bever
ly Fuller, Mlaa TJharlen Rey
nolda, Mra. Alda Kemp and th
hostess, Mra. Alice Thomaa.
High score waa awarded to
Mra. Guthrie and aecond high
to Mra. Miller.
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PROGRAM IS
GIVEN MONDAY, :
BY NEIGHBORS
Neighbor of Woodcraft mat
Monday evening, November
th seventh, at the KC hall. Fol
lowing th bualnaaa matting a
program arranged by th fol
lowing Paat Guardian Neigh
bor Mr. Mildred Bmlth, Mln
nl Orltzle, Lilly Hayden,
Bulla Persell and Stella Dry
den. Spanlah dance by Launa
Smith and Lenora Patterson.
Guessing gamea; recitation
"Th Dying Yr" by Lilly
Haydn. Musical aklt "Just
Llk a Gypsy" with Myrtle
Dunham at th piano. Gypsy
family, Stella Dryden, fortune
teller; children, Dickey Weed,
Ellen Ely, Launa Smith and
Lenora Patterson. Bean con
test, prise given 'to Eva Rich
ardson. Following th program re
freshments war aerved by the
Paat Guardian Neighbors,
Stall Paraall, Bertha Hewitt,
Mildred Smith, Lilly Hayden,
Maud Gull), Mlnnl Orlnle,
Effl Redkey and Stella Dry
den, Th next regular melting
of th Woodcraft ' order will
ba held In th KC hall, Mon
day evening, November twenty
first at eight o'clock. Th
committee in charge Includes ,
Meredith Eiell, Loren Marpl
and Maml Stelnselfer.
BENEFIT PARTY
IS EVENT OF
OCTOBER 29TH
On Saturday afternoon, Octo
ber th twenty-ninth, t h
Daughter of the Legion apon
aored a benefit deaaert card
party. Tha tables were decor
ated gaily with Hallowe'en
favors and color.
Mra. Clayton Hlllhoua waa
awarded flrat prlie, aecond to
Mr. Fret and low to Mr.
Strong.
The refreshment committee
Included Mis Bessie Pope,
Mia Gloria Pop, Mlaa Gloria
Peterstelner and th prise com
mittee waa composed of Mia
Francea Foater, Mlaa Barbara
Bean and Mlaa Dorothy Teed.
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Mra. George Relllng enter
tained th Wee Eight elub at
her horn In Po Valley laat
Thuraday afternoon. Lunch waa
aerved followed by cards. High
acor waa won by Mrs. Nick
Nelson, low acor by Mr. Er
hardt Blind.
The
Two thousand years ago the spirit of service was
clearly explained: "And whosoever shall compel thee) .
to go a mile, go with him twain." The first mile
is sufficient to get bythe second mile is some
thing more it is service.
Outstanding in their willingness to go "All the way"
are the operators of modern service' stations. To .
purchasers and non-purchasers alike they cheerfully
dispense a score of helpful and vital motor services.
It would be difficult to estimate the great saving to
motorists resulting from the service station oper
ator's question, "May I check your tires? or tht
many accidents that never happened because wind
shields were cleaned without the asking.
This newspaper is proud that it has helped to carry
the sales messages of operators and petroleum com
panies to motorists in this area to more motorists
than can be reached by other mediums. .We, too.
believe in going the second mile.
NEWS and HERALD
PAlfi CIRCULATION OVER 8000 HOMES
Prepared by West-Holllday Co., Ine.
Galloping Tee U
Given at Thomet'
Mr. Nettle Anders gathered
a group of th Stlngerett club
member together for a "gal
loping tea" Monday vnlng.
They wer entertained by Mra.
Lillian Thomaa at her bom on
Reclamation avenue. Pinochle
waa tbe diversion of tb eve
ning with high acor going to
Mr. Maud Phillips and sec
ond high to Mra. Gladya Ruff. '
Those enjoying th evening war
Mra. Alda Kemp, Mr. Beatrice
Wilkes, Mrs. Grace Oenereux,
Mra. Viva Bonney, Mrs. Gladya
Ruff, Mra. Rita Fuller, Mra.
Maude Phillips, Mra. Bertha
Beala, Mr. Orac Oenereux,
Mr. Nettie Ander and ' th
hoateaa, Mr. Thomas, who aerv
ed luncheon at tha close of th
venlng.
MOTHERS STUDY
CLUB AT MILLS
MEETS THURSDAY
Th Mother Study club of
Mills echool met Thuraday,
November tb third. A Potluck
luncheon waa aerved at noon,
followed by th regular bual
neaa meeting. Plana were
made for a Cbrlstmaa party for
tha children. The group aewa
for the needy echool children
In Mills echool. Thoa present
were Mra. L. Hill, Mra. K. H.
(.'oilman. Mrs. H. De Baets,
Mra. W. Wright, Mlaa M. E. R.
Scott, Mra. J. C. Glbba. Mra.
C. L. Llnkbart, Mra. T. N. Pet
erson, Mr. K. Davla and Mra.
J. J. Px.
Besides their aewlng activi
ties, the group haa been making
doll clothing and dreaaing dolls
for Chrlatmaa for tha needy
children.
Thimble Club
Meets Wednesday
Tbe Thimble club of Neigh
bor of Woodcraft mat Wednes
day afternoon, November ninth,
at th home of Mra. Earl Smith,
Sll Jefferson atreet. Following
the bualnesa meeting fonr table
of pinochle were In session, high
acore given to Mra, Mamie Stein
eel for, low to Mr. Dickey Weed,
and th traveling prlxe to Mr.
Bertha Hewitt. The club will
meet Tueaday, November tb
twenty-econd at th home of
Mr. Henry Gloyatein, 119 Eaat
Main atreet.
Second
BRIDE HONOR
GUEST WHN
FRIENDS GATHER .
A kitchen llaa ewer
waa given In honor et Mra.
Bud Ball (Marie Belllager).
a recent bride, at th hone
of Mr. Marl DuBol ea Alta
mont driv, Saturday. Nov
bar fifth.
Th afumocn waa laeat
In playing pinochle attar which
th hoateaaea. Marl On tola
and Iran Morgan, nether f
th brldt, rv4 luaeh.
Those bidden to th affair
war Mra. Frank Moris, Jeeate
Johnson, Nlta Bumwalt, Pearl
' Ryan, Ethel Moulton, Qraee
Moulton, Mary Smith, Kulak
Moora, Marie Roger, Kieth
Krauaa, Emma Dla, Mr.
Otto Peterson and daughter
Helen. Ruby Belllager, Ruby
Gilford, Freda Baldwin, Sylvia
Baldwin, Marl Ball, Ireae
Morgan and Marl DuBol.
OFFICERS ' " ;
ARE ELECTED
BY AUXILIARY,
Th Ladle Auxiliary te tie
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men mat Thuraday valag,
November tentb, with uta
member praaant.
Election of officer was held)
president, Mr. Edna Jensen!
vie president, Mr. Lilllaa '
Thomaa; secretary, Mra. Iva
Reynolda; treasurer, Mra. Viva
Bonnay; chaplain, Mr. Ansa
Belton; conductress, Mr. Idle
Jones; warden, Mr. Beatrice
Wilkes; Inner guard. Mr. Ler
etta Pex; outer guard, Mr.
Dorothy Jon; pUniet, Mrs,
Myrtle Dunham; delegate, Mra.
Edna Jenaen; alternate dele
. gate, Mra. Iva Reynolds.
Tb next regular meeting'
win be held December eighth.
Th November twenty fifth
meeting ha bean petpeael an
to Thanksgiving.
Rummage Sale
Planned by Greup
Prosperity Bebekaa ledge.
No. 10. wilt held a ruasaeg
sal December third, the place
to be announced laterv Re
bekahs and Odd Fllowe bar
ing rummage, eaaaed trait.
Jelliee, pickles, vegetables or
other thing te donate aleaee
eaU IU-W er the IOOP hell.
The proceeds ef thla eel will
be uaad to help defray the
expenaea et the I OOF grand
lodg to be held la Klamath
Falla next May.
Mile