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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1940)
January 13, 1940 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Library Club Program Indian Interpreter To Appear Monday In Auditorium Hor li an Interesting excorpt from the St. Louis pnst-Dls-pstoh about Cherlos Bail flume, America's foremost In dim duiioer mid noted Interprn. Ur o( Indian culture end folk lor, who will appear hart on jenusry tho fifteenth In tlio auditorium of the public lib rary, presented by Klamath rll Woman'! Library club. "Knkl I'luino, ill-yaar-old Rlsckfoot Indlnii, haa com In St. Louie thla mouth to prnnt th wild, beautiful dancea of lit people. Ilia costumes art sulh ntle, down to lbs boadnd do Inn on bla inoocasln; every ati-p of bla dauce la aludlod and true. These dances are not a fllihl from boredom aa are our ball room dsncss, but an out-pouring of spirit to the Indian's god. "When Kail Plume ilnli aa he dance, the notes seem weird, and In minor key. Out that Is becauae their acale la baaed on quarter notes. Once beard In the mountains or on lb plains, Indian uiualo la un forgettable. "When l first listened to your songs, 'Bt. Louis Ulues' and 'Minnie, the Mooohnr,' 1 waa startled,'vbs said, "for they ounded strange to me." A gradual from the College of Colorado, b Is member of lb Plkunl trlb of lilackfoet, wbos reserratlon la In Mon tana. Hla grandfather, Whit Weasel, waa a famous cklef. Eagle Plum ho some whit blood wbloh accounts for hla blue eyes, which contrast so vividly with bis copper akin. Above medium height, slender, be boa th blgh ehek-bones, blgb bridged noae and wld firm mouth, characteristic of hla race. He apoaka better Eng Hani than moat whit people," FAIRHAVEN PTA CARD CLUB HAS MEETING WEST KLAMATH Th Falr brn PTA card club met at th bom of Mr. Lloyd Ilobl son. Thursday, .January th fourth. Pour table of bridge wore played. High score went to Mr. Warren Miller and low to Mr. M. N. Rlc. Thos present wer Mr. M. N. Rica, Mrs. Warren ,M tiler, Mra. Lt Hnllidny. Mra. Marian Holllday, Mr. EfUia HaaUpga, Mra. Lloyd Rnblson. Mr. jeUIHensel,'Mr. Elisabeth Wnall, Mr. L. B. Hopkins. Mr. Otto Mlkkeloon, Mr. 0. B. Thurman, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Williams, Mrs Percy Cook and the hostesses, Mra. B. C. Johnston and Mra. h. L. Smith. Th Chlloquln atudy group meeting bat been changed from January the elevonth to Janu ary lb clgbtaentb at two o'clock at th bom of Mr. E. E. Evans In Chlloquln, It wa annonnced. jn !' HI ituif-'i-ff -Miyiwi'''it'''t'Wj' - i ; . v J i ONE YEAR OLD! Utile Keren Myrle leemi to be reaching right out into th Now Year. She it with hr mother, Mn, Joan Kranenburg Rohr, now ttudying at Arm strong's In Berkeley. Karen Myrle observed her firtt birthday ennivenary on January I, 1940. Kennell-Ellls picture. "Snow Ball" Party Slated Group Four of Altar Society Making Plan? For Party Numerous beneflta are In the air, and one that promisee to be delightful la the "snowball" card party planned by Bt. Mary' Altar society, group four, of which Mra. Russell Peterson and Mra. 0. F. Knoll are In eharg. Th affair I planned for Thursday evening. January th eighteenth, at eight o'clock In the Wlllard hotel with contract, auction, pinochle and Chinese checker on the game schedule. Thla I th first winter party planned by lb group which al so plana th annual summer picnic ot the society. Keanrratlnna for th affair may be mado by calling either Mrs. Peterson, 193-W, or Mra, Knoll, 18S-J-4. " ."" BROCK MEYERS On Thursday evening, Janu ary th eleventh, at th horn of th officiating clergyman, th Rev. Theodore 8mlth. 43S North Second street, pastor ot the First Presbyterian Church, Fred Monroe Brock of Merrill, Oregon, and Miss Ida Virginia Meyer, also of Merrill, were married In the presence of a small group of frlende. The alngle ring ceremony waa used. The couple, following a honey moon, will reside In Merrill. SHOWER GIVEN THIS WEEK FOR BRIDE-ELECT A bridal shower was given at the home ot Mrs. H. D. Park, J2! Main street, one evening this week In bonor ot Miss Bar bara Eater Soul'. Rooms wer arranged with bowla of early spring flowers and the bnffet table was centered with a brid al bouquet In a low crystal bowl flanked on either side by whit tapers. A miniature church and altar, with a tiny bride and groom, wer fashioned of Ice cream. Mr. J. H. Heaslg and Mr. Eva Long, assisting th hos tess, cut the Ice cream and poured coffee. Many gift were presented to Mine Soule. the presents con cealed In a large bin bell topped with a perky whit bow. Bridge and pinochle wer played during the evening. Honors In bridge went to Mr. Vera Melhaae, low to Mra. Jean Heaslg. In pinochle Mr. Orae Welle waa high and received white chrysanthemum and pink earnatlona. Presont were Mra. Melvln McCollum, Mr. Frederick Far ley, Mr. Madam 8taatney, Mra, Jean Heaslg, Mr. Marie Osbom, Mrs. Alicia Osborn, Mr. Nettle Miller, Mr. Grace Wells, Mrs. Emma Dunham. Mrs. Edna Rob erlson, Mra. Eva Soule, Mr. Vera Melhase. Mr. Elal Rweasy. Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs. Minnie Kranenburg, Mia Barbara Soule. Miss Oladya Pnrk. Miss Jo Hosslg. Mis Isa bella Milne, Mlsa Dorla McCord. Miss Audry Edwarda and th hostesses, Mra. Park, Mr. J. H. Heaslg and Mrs. Eva Long. r'-'iyT''. ; U INDIAN LORE INTERPRETER SLATED Chariot Eagle Plume, America'! foremost interpreter of Indian lore, life and culture, will be presented before the Klamath Falls Woman's Library club on Monday, January the fifteenth, In the main auditorium of the- public library. All of Eagle Plume's programs are presented in authentic coitumes, the' significance of which he explains, . - Ceremony Occurs At Order of Amaranth Mrs. Frances Reeves Named to Serve Friendship .Court as Royal Matron During Coming Year The Masonic temple, beautifully decorated with tall baskets of cut flowers, wes the scene of another Impressive installation ceremony, Seturday evening, January the sixth, when the newly elected and appointed officers of Friendship Court No. 1 1 , Order of the Amaranth were Installed by Mr. Henry Rahllte, pest royal patron ot the local order. Officers of th grand eourt ef th Order ef the. Amaranth of the state of Oregon, who assisted with the Installation ot the local officer wer Pearl V, Scobert, grand royal ma tron; France Hurlburt, grand ertary and past suprema ma tron of th United States; Jen Ill Smith, put grand royal matron; Margaret Howataon, pact grand royal matron; Mr. Frank Bcobtrt, pent grand roy al patron! and Mlas Marjorl cobtrt. Tb Scobert are from EUgen and th ether grand officers are from Port land. Mr. Scobert opened Friend ship Court whll th retiring officer aunmad their posi tion for th uncrowning cere mony. Mrs. Bernlec Mead, retiring royal matron, cloaed th court. Following th uncrowning ceremony, Mra. Mead received ber put royal matron' Jewel and Mr. Rahlk, hla put royal patron' Jewel. Alio Mead, email daughter of tb retiring royal matron, pre sented her mother with a beau tiful arm bouquet ot rose from Mr. Mead, their eon Bob, and Alice. Conducting th uncrowning ceremony were Margaret How ataon, uncrowning matron; Jennl C. Smith, standard bearer; Lola Caaiel. crown bearer; France E. Hurlburt, flag bearer. Tb arch of flow er wa formed by the officer of the 193 court. "Lovt'i Old Sweat Song" by Th Family Group, a trio com posed of Mr. Ouy Merrill, Mn. J. L. Olson and Mr. Ray mond Michel, accompanied by Mr. Harlan M. Parkhurat, brought this part of th ve nlng'e eeremonle to a elos. Th tat officer assumed positions for th crowning ceremony aa follow: Mr. Scobert, crowning matron; Mr. Smith, atandard bearer; Mr. Howataon, marshal In the east; Lot Cass!, marshal In th west; Mr. Mead, crown bear er; Marian Dickson, sword bearer. The Installing officer were Mr. Rahlk. patron; Mr. Hurlburt. ' marshal; -Mr, Sco bert, aldef Mrs. Bmlth, pre late; Marjorle Scobert, mu-' elelan. The arch of flower ' waa formed by the 1940 eourt and the arch ot tel by Mr. Frank Scobert,' -captain; Mr. Henry Rahlke, Mr. 'William Milne, and Dr. M. O. Caasel. Officer who will serve tb local eourt tor the ensuing year are Mra. France Reeve, royal matron; Mr. William Milne, royal patron: Mra. Jun Rahlk, aaaoclat matron; Or. M. C. Casaal, aaaoclat patron; Eva Long, conductress; Lett Goehrlng. aaaoclat conduo tr; Laura Stevenson, sacra- -tary; Bernlec Mead, treas urer; Lois Caaael, pianist; An ns Pierce, truth; Nelta Wot, faith; Ida Grimea, wisdom; Xatharyn Rs, charity; Ethel Matthew, standard bearer; Marian Dickson, marshal In the eut; Isabella Milne, marshal In th west; Lucille Penc. pre late; Edith Caaeel, hlatorian; Ruth Stanley, aentlnel; Mary Elian Outor, warder; and Frieda Jackson, trustee. Mrs. Jackson will serve for three year. After th beautiful corona tion ceremony and Mr. Reeraa had aaaumed ber station. Miss Elisabeth Burton played "Can sonetu" by d'Anbroslo, on ber violin, accompanied by Mrs. Alma Cofer. Mr. Milne ipok, welcoming th new officer and friend . and Introduced Mr. Herachel Morrla, newly Installed mas ter of th Masonlo order, and Miss Betty Reymere, honored queen ot the Klamath bethel ot Job' Daughters. Mrs. Reevea received many lovely gift from her officer and friend. Mr. Scobert pre ented her with a fitted com pact In behalf ot Mr. Reevea husband, snd Mrs. Hurlburt - gave the new royal matron her blue ritual. ' After a few word ot appre ciation ' to her officers and members, and a greeting to the many guests attending the ceremony, Mrs. Reeve ad journed th court. Coffee wu served tb mem bers and guests from a pret tily appointed table centered with a charming skstlng scene tlsnked by tall white tapers. Mrs. Maggie Milne, Mrs. Elisa beth Norrla, Mrs. Ruby Ken yon, and Mra. Ruth Stanley were In charge of arrangement.- The coffee maker used In ssrvtng was presented to the court by the 1939 trus tees. ' FORT KLAMATH Mr. and Mra. Frank J. Baker were host on Sunday evening, New Tear' ve, to a group ot friends at their bom In Fort Klamath. Pinochle wa th diversion ot the evening, and at midnight lunch waa served by the hot teas. Present were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams, Mr.-and Mrs. Of vllle Bchrooder, Mr. and Mr. Roy Dcffenhaoher, Mr. and Mra. Harold Wlmer, and the host and hostess, Mr, and Mrs. Baker. CLUB RECEIVES . ANNOUNCEMENTS OF INTEREST A business Motion waa held by th Klamath Falls Sorop tlmlsta at their Thursday noon luncheon at th Wlllard hotel, prealded over by Mra. Ida M. Odell, the new president, when several announcement of In terest wer mad. In a formal announcement from th director of th north west region, American Federa tion of Soroptlmlat eluba. It waa atated that a charter pre entatlon and installation . of officer of th first classifi cation service club for women of Aluka, the Soroptlmlat club of Fairbanks, would be held In th studio ot station KFAR at Fairbanks, January th twentieth. Th Installation will be broadcast from ten until halt put tan o'clock and all clubs of th northwest region are Invited to participate via radio. Also, members of the local club proudly received tbe news that the talk, "Advancement of Women Through Legisla tion," presented by Mrs. Jean Young at tbe northwest re gional conference, bu been published In th January Issue ot tb Soroptlmlat club maga sln. Thla wa th only apeech given at any ot tbe conferences to be published. Mrs. Effle Garcelon, the club's retiring president, was presented with a diamond and gavel Soroptlmlat pin in af fectionate regard from the -member of her club. Mrs. Odell announced the following committee appoint ment for thla year: Mr. Ruth Ray and Mrs. Coral Sabo, dinner collection; Mr. lea be! U Van Fleet, at tendance; Mr. Kathleen Thompson, Mr. Edna Albrecht and Mr. Tatta Margulia, clari fication ; Mr. Beulah Ray, Mlu Catherine Gaylord, Mr. Laura . Bertram and Mra. Lucy Hauger, hospitality;. Mrs, Jean - Toun-ud Mr. Beulah Ray, legislative; Mr. Margull. Mr. Alice Howard, Mr. Rita Whlcenant, program; Mra. Rose Poole, Mr. .Clara Shaw and Mr. Olive Cornett, civic gerv loe. ' Mrs. Ruby Lyla, Mr. Van Fleet, Mra. Albrecht and Mrs. ; Garcelon, budget; Mr. Cornett and Mr. Sabo. finance and audit; Mra. Thompson and Mra. Albrecht, mualc; Mr. Beulah Ray, publicity; Mr. Gwendolyn Wright, Miss Gay lord, Mr. Sophia Kenoffel and Mr. Ruth Ray, social: Mra. Bertram and Mr. Hauger, sunshine; Ruth and Beulah Ray. venture club; Mr. Young, parliamentary; Mrs. Lyle, Mrs. Whtsenant and Mrs. Beulah Ray, extension; Mrs. Haugsr, world peace and Mrs. Howard, standard-bearer. FRIENDLY. CLASS HAS LEAP YEAR PARTY. The Friendly class of th First Christian church Sunday school met Friday evening, Jan uary tbe fifth, at tbe home ot Miss Augusta Parker at (37 Eldorado street when she en tertained the group with a Leap Year party. . Gams wer played and a singing contest held. The prise given to the best quartet went to Mra. 8. D. Doremus, Mr. O. H. Fralay, Mr. Oscar Loven ' burg, and Mr. T. A. Grubb. Hoateasea assisting Mlsa Par ker were Mra. Lulu Puterbaugh, Mr. Effl Paul, and Mr. Marie Fraley. Refreshment were served to Mr. and Mr. Ralph Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 8. Roberson, Mr. and Mra. A. L. Paul, Mr. and Mr. J. A. Leech, Mr. and Mra. J. H. Huntar, Mr. and Mr. O. H. Campbell, Mr. and Mr. B. E. Relnhart, Rev. and Mr. VA. 0. Bat. Mr. and Mr. R. W. Clapp, Mr. and Mr. F. W. Fortna, Mr and Mr. 0. H. Fraley, Mr. add Mra. 8. D. Doremus, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wlcksrsham, Mr. and Mra. J. J. Keller. Mr. and Mra. O. Lovenburg, Mr. and Mr. C. - D. Robert, Mr. George Wirt. Mr. C. C. Morrla, Mra. Laura Rowley, Mr. Louisa Brandt, Mr. Dale Mattoon, Mr. Cell Williams, Mr. J. R. Fugill, Mr. Alvin Lucas, Mr. T. A. Grubb. and Mr. B. p. Alexander. Prises In the contest gsmes were given to Mr. Hunter, Mrs. Wil liams and Rev. and Mrs. Bates. MRS. BRIXNER HOSTESS TO . .BRIDGE CLUB Members of TNT bridge elub mat with Mr. Phil Brlxner at her home on Lakeshor drive, Wednesday evening. High score at card went to Mis Gertrude Toll, 'club award to Mra. Harry Bathlany who will ntertln th group In a fortnight, low score to Mr. Henri Conradl, and traveling to ' Mrs. Phil Fabnlander. - i :y.. i V W, f 'JP c & & :: ' rr:v OBSERVES BIRTHDAY Emilie Elliot, attractive young daughter of Mr. and ' Mrs. C. S. Bliot of Washington street, observed her fifth birthday anniversary at the family homo on Saturday, January tho sixth. Highlight of the day's party was the showing of moving pictures. ' Kennell-Ellls picture. MISS ELLIOT HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY Emllle Elliot, young daugh ter of Mr. and Mr. C. Sidney Elliot of Wuhlngton itreet, wa complimented on the oc casion of ber fifth birthday an niversary Saturday, January the -sixth, when a group of young friends were invited to her home. ' Moving pictures were shown during the afternoon and at the luncheon an Ice cream birth day cake wu ent by the honor guest. Honoring Emllle were Clar issa and John Mfcson, David French, Jack Prock, Shirley Ger kln, George Knight and John Elliot. ,. ,- :. WOMEN'S COUNCIL' CONDUCT MEET-. IN CHURCH ROOMS . . . - - . The Women's Council of the first Christian church held lta regular meeting at the church January the eleventh. A hot luncheon wa served to more than forty members by Group four. - The business meeting was called to order by the presi dent, Mrs. Pearl Schultx. Plan were completed tor the brotherhood dinner which Is to be held on January "the seven teenth. After the business meeting the young people had charge of the program which waa en Joyed by everyone. e Tbe next meeting ot the council will be on February the eighth at which time all members are urged to be pres ent to learn "Silent Sister's" name. A new drawing of names for the following year .will be held. The meeting was ad journed by the benediction. MRS. GILCHRIST HOSTESS TO JUNIOR MATRONS Mrs. O. W. Gilchrist, SIS Grant street, entertained the Junior Matrons of the Methodist church on Monday evening, January eighth. Mrs. C. Poole and Mrs. McDanlel assisted. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Elsie Lar son, president. Officers elected tor tbe coming year were Mrs. C. Poole, president, and Mrs. Sid Petersen, secretary. The calling contest, which has provided much Interest, came to an end. The losing side will entertain the winners at a Valentine party, to be held at the home ot Mrs. Victor Phil lips on February the twelfth. Following the business meet ing, games were enjoyed and refreshments were served. WEED The members of the Sunday school board met at the Weed Community church Wednesday evening at eight o'clock to discuss ways in which to improve the Sunday school attendance. Officers Elected Heads of Presbyterian . Social Group Named Tuesday Miss Pearl Jean Wilson and Mis Marie Collier were elected chairman and secretary, respec tively, of the Presbyterian soo ial and study group at a meet ing held at the home ot Frank Fleet, 645 Alameda street, Tuesday evening. By coin cidence they succeed Marie Col lier, chairman, and Pearl Jean Wilson, secretary. The group, organised last fall, meets every other Tuesday tor a combined study, business, and pleasure session. Tbe study . topis Just completed waa a com parative survey of world reli gions, led by Mrs. Ernest Moser, returned, missionary from Cam eroun, Weat Africa. Reverend A. Theodore Smith addressed the group on th his tory of Christianity. Subsequent meeting will tak up this toplo in detalL -- The business session waa fol lowed by games and refresh ments. POTLUCK . DINNER IS .SCHEDULED i. The American Legion auxil iary is having a potluck din ner at the Legion hall Tues day, January the sixteenth, at halt past six o'clock. The Legion is to be entertained at this dinner. Anyone wishing further information may call - 419-J-5. Mr. D. E. Van Vactor will speak during the evening meet-' ing on Legion legislation. Mr. Van Vactor will apeak on th work being done at the Doern backer hospital in Portland and the . benefit to be given bere January the twenty-seventh. The membership chairman, Mrs. Ines . Ashurst bu uksd that tbe members have their dues to her by January th twenty-fifth as they must be . in to national headquarters by January the thirty-first. Dues are also payable to Mrs. Fan nie Thompson. The Congregational Com munity circle will meet Friday afternoon, January the nine teenth at two o'clock at the home ot Mrs. H. S. Stone, 1304 Darrow avenue. Mrs. 8. R. Ber ry will give a book review "From Tragedy to Triumph,"by Bull Mathews. Hostesses assist ing Mrs. Stone will be Mrs. C. L. Jones, Mr. K. D. Jones, Mrs. W. L. Larsen, and Mrs. C. A. Pool Neighbor of Woodcraft will hold the next regular meeting Monday evening, January th fifteenth, at eight o'clock la the KC hall. The Juveniles will meet tbe same date at four o'clock In the KO hall. All . members are asked to attend. Benefit Date Set Lioness Club Names , February Third For ! Bridge Part ' One of the year's Interesting Benefit bridge parties 1 ached uled for Saturday, February the third, when member of the Lioness elub will ntrtla at th Wlllard hotel with pro ceed to go totfsrd th light eonservatlon program which tho organisation carries out each year for children of the county. Date ot tbe benefit, previously et for February tb tenth, wa changed due to th Lenten . son. Chairman ef , th affair I ' Mrs. Tad E. Rlin-ap and she ha named members of her com mute a follows: Tea table. Mrs. F. Cecil Adam, chairman, Mr. Che lalgh 0. Moor and Mrs. Day ton E. Van Vactor. . Serving, Mr. D. J. Bee, chairman, Mrs. A. p. Heap, Mr. Gorg P. Davis, Mrs. Estla Kiger. Mrs. C. F. Harris and Mrs, Ted Reevea. Arranging table, Mrs. R. B. Hooker, chairman, Mrs. J. H. Robbln, Mr. M. C. Caaael. Mrs. Ted Balcom, Mrs. L. M. Castl. berry.' Mr. Welter Wleeen dngr and Mr. K. 0. Klahn. Door eommttt, Mrs. . A. 0. Backs and ku. Fred Belt bronner. Tea service, Mrs. Carl Stela- -elfer and Mr. Han Norland. Each member 1 member , of the calling committee and tho with whom to make re servation are Mr. Snoop, 3ll J. and Mr. Vernon Moore, 1T3I-M. Member of th Lion elub Inelnd Mrs. F. Cecil Adam, Mr. A. 0. Back, Mr. Ted Balcom, Mr. Howard Boyd, Mr. M. 0. C as sal. Mr. W. A. ; Constant, Mr. Lottl Currin, ' Mrs. John CuslcSt. Mrs. L. M.. Caatleberry, Mr. George P. ' . Davie, Mr. Ethel Ford, Mr. 0. F. Harris, Mr. Frd H. Halt bronner, Mrs. A. P. Heup, Mrs. R. E. Hooker, Mr. Eatla Klger, Mrs. Kenneth O. Klahn, Mrs. A. J. McDonald, Mra. Carl Mason, Mr. L. B. Mead, Mrs. C. O. Moor, Mr. Vernon Moore, Mr. Han Norland, Mra. J. V. Owen, Mr. Al Ptawl, Mr. Ed Roblnaon, Mrs. J. H. Robblns, Mra. T. H. Reeve, Mr. Lynn Roy croft, Mrs. W. H. Robert. Mr. D. J. Reea, Mr. Paul B. Skeen, Mrs. T. B. Shoop, Mrs. O. W. Spikcr, Mrs. Carl fltelnselfer, Mrs. Lester Thomp son, Mr. D. B. Van Vactor, Mr. Clifford Volght and Mrs. W. B. Wlesendanger. p; ,r .- - MRS. M'AULEY ENTERTAINS : .WITH DINNER" ' V Mr. William C. McAuley wu hoateaa Saturday . evening at dinner at her home on Paclfie Trrac in honor of the birth day ot Mr. McAuley, Mr. How ard Johnson and Mr. Mare Wat on. In th center of th dining table two downy doll gathered candle from a white frosted sugar plum tree. At the toot of the tree a parade of clever wal nut shell turtles designated the places by displaying on their backs the names ot the guests. After the cutting ot a birthday cake, touts were glvea and gifts were exchanged. Those present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johhson, Mr. and Mra. Mar ' Wation, Mr. and Mr. Gomer Casemsn, Mis Lot Glenn, Mr. Milton McAuley and Mr. and Mr. William McAuley. ' - Friendship Court No. 11, Or der ot the Amaranth, Is spons oring a St Valentine' danee on Saturday, February th third, at halt put nine o'clock in the Masonic temple. All lodges affiliated with the Ma sonic order, and their friend are cordially invited. CONT1IACT 1IIIIDGE LESSONS By Jam Gordon The Kibitzer The Hone Sense Method A "Natural" for Men The Easiest and Quickest Way to Learn Bridge BIDDING AND PLAY Taught in a simple and entertaining manner that appeal to BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED PLAYERS THREE DAYS) Afternoons, 9 p. m. Nights, p. m. axOO Mon., Tuei., Wed., January 29, 30, 31 Sponsored by ' Reams Golf and Country Club Held in Willafd Hofel, Klamath Falls, Ore. Open to the public -Tlcketn now on sale from Women of Bean-iea Club Good News! FOR HAND-CONSCIOUS BUDGETEEAS Peggy Sage present THE TRILLIUM" 1. Salon Manlcwr PoUsk . choke of (Is shade. B. tabrieant Follab ft. Satlnbaae. , Three Essentials for th Sag Maoicar - FOR A LIMITED TiMI ONLY1 $1.45 Value ; infMt rii i "The Friendly Drag Mor tHh and Main fans ) $1 nna
