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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1940)
March 13, 1040 THE NEWS AND THE HERAI.D. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FiYB City IZtuey. Resigns LeNore Wuttncm, for tlia past two youra reception lit at Klamath Valley hospital, wii to leave Wednesday night (or Los Anuolcs where lie has accepted slmtlur position hi tha 'clinical offices of Dr. Lewis V. Bolander. Mini Wattnem came to Klamath Foils from telllne, S. D. Her many frlcmli regret her ditparluro from thli city. . . Rummage Bale The Fair view Parent-Teachers assocls tlon will sponsor a rummago sale In tha old Montgomery Ward company building on Fri day and Saturday of thli week. Anyone having articlei to do nate, please call the ichool or aomo member of Falrvlew dls- trlct. The garment! will be called for. Illshso Circle Member of the Ulahee clrclo of the First Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. C. Van Emon on Thumduy at 1 o'clock for luncheon. Reservations may be made with Mri. Van Emon. Memberi of other circles are alio Invited to the luncheon. ' Invitations luued Invita tions wero In the mull this week for the annual Camp Fire Moth ers-Daughters tea which will be an event of Wednesday, March 20, from 3 to S o'clock In the pine paneled room of the Elks temple. Bon Bern Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Bradshaw are being compll' mented by their friends on the birth of a son, their first child, at Hillside hospital. Mrs. Brad Shaw Is the former Gladys Hall and daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. R. Hall of Allamont Mrs. Woodworth 111 Friends of Mrs. Floyd Woodworth of 2033 Del Moro street, regret to learn she Is critically 111 at her home. She suffered a severe heart attack Wednesday morn Inf. No visitors are permitted at tha Woodworth home. Visits Here O. D. Baker of Klmue, Ore., affiliated with the Kinxue Lumber company, was a visitor recently at the O. R. Holloway horn on Crescent ave nue. Baker Is a former resident of this city. Delta Oamma The evening rouo of Delta Oamma of Del' phlan society will meet Thurs day with Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt at her home on Riverside Tho topie will be, "Nineteenth Cen tury Sculpture and Painting." New Members New mem bers of the Klamath Klwanls club are Bogue Dale, Joe Hicks and Ernie Marsh. Thursday's luncheon meeting will fcatu-e, colored slides or ur. a, ; u. Lamb's recent trip east. Daughter Born Dr. and Mrs. J, Martin Adams are receiving the congratulations of friends over the birth of a daughter, their second, at Klamath Valley hospital Tuesday night. League to Meet The League of Western Writers will meet Thursday ovenlng at 7:30 o'clock in the chamber of com merce rooms. Women's Council The Wo men's council of tha First Chris tian church will meet at the church Thursday, March 14. A hot luncheon will be served at 12 o'clock by group two, oftor which tho business mooting will bo hold. Sojourners The Sojourners club will meet Thursday after noon at 2 o clock In the Willard hotel for an Informal afternoon of cards. Returns Home Mrs. Emll Buzald has returned to Klamath Falls aftar spending the past weekend In Portland, Here on Business Verne Llvesay, field supervisor for the farm credit association of Port, land, was a business visitor In Klamath Falls on Wednesday. Police Court Two drunks and one man charged with vag rancy appeared before Police Judge Carl K. Cjok on Wed nesday morning. PTA Notes v r 1 90 Jiff:;': THIS WHIIKIY II 4 YIAKI WD tO PROOF , Copr. 1940, The Old Quaker Co., r - lawrenceburg, Indiana MILLS The regular meeting of the Mills school PTA will be held Wednesday, March IS, with vis iting from 1 to 2:20 p. m. Re freshments will be served In the cafeteria from 2:20 to 2:50 p. m. Business meeting will start promptly at 3 p. m. An Interest ing program will be presented by the program chairman, Mrs. M. F. Lust. The executive board will meet at 1 p. m. for a busi ness meeting. All chairmen are requested to be present, RIVERSIDE Tlie regular meeting of tho Riverside PTA will be held at the school auditorium Thursday, March 21, at 7:30 p. m This will be Parents night and a program has been arranged to Interest and entertain all mem' bers of the family. All parents are urged to attend and meet the teachers and the parents of their children's playmates. FAIRHAVEN Girls of the cooking class of the 4-H club served tea at the Fairhaven PTA meeting Friday afternoon, March 0. Mrs. A. H. McLean, president, presided at the business meeting. An Inter esting discussion was held on tho value of the PTA In our community. Mrs. Gallagher, program chairman, presented Mrs. J. A. Konnedy, Camp Flra girl execu tive, who In turn introduced Mrs. Tommy Duke, local leader of the Blue Bird troop. Mrs. Duke presented her girls In an Inter esting and varied program con sisting of songs and piano selec tions. Girls taking part In the Edith Stevens, Ima Jean Eth- rltlgo, Jean Ethrldgo, Mary Kay Gallagher, Barbara Zlnn, Bar bara Schlesol, and Lavetta Tur- pln. , . ' ' A card party will bo held at tho Fulrhuvun gym on Saturday night, March 30. Details will be announced later. MODOC POINT The next regular meeting of the Modoc Point PTA will be hold Thursday evening, March 14, at 8 o'clock in tha commun ity hall. An interesting program is planned for all parents. Dr. Potcr Rozendal, county health officer, will speak on "Yellow Jaundice," followed by motion pictures. i Another speaker of the eve ning will be Mr. Cloyes, county sanitary engineer. The PTA Is sponsoring a dance to be held In the commun ity hall Saturday evening, March 10. Wilkinson's orchestra will furnish the music. A good time Is assured everyone. Dancing starts at 10 p. m. . JOSEPH CONGER Father's night will be observed at Joseph Conger school Friday evening, March IS, at 7:30, "A Modorn School" will be presented by the pupils, "Now, what la that?" asks father. Well: Father, you very seldom find tha time to visit your son or daughter in school; so the teachers have consented to work overtime and conduct a school for your benefit. The pupils will be taught reading, 'riling and 'rlthmetlc. without the hickory stick. In the modern way, This program Is unrehearsed: and the everyday classroom at mosphere will prevail. Community singing and re freshments will conclude the program. - ROOSEVELT Roosevelt PTA will hold Its regular March meeting Tuesday, March IB, at 3 p. m. All members are urged to at tend as the election of tha nom inatlng committee will be held at this time. After the business meeting, Mrs. Charles Scharfensteln will give a talk on "The Schools of the Hawaiian ' Islands." Mrs. Scharfensteln organized the PTA in, the Hawaiian islands and win give a vivid picture of their children and schools. Don't miss the announcement to be made by Carl Muender. It concerns a subject vital to all parents and teachers, and your hearty and friendly cooperation la asked, Tea will be served by the mowers of Miss Flood's room. under the chairmanship of Mrs. jonn Set by. FREMONT PTA The programs for the remain ing three meetings of the Fre mont PTA this school year have been planned as follows: At the meeting on Tuesday afternoon, March IB, guest art program were, Gloria Bunnell, ists will be the Mothersingers SET NEXT 2 ON BUS ISSUE The first of two hearings on bus operations will be held In the city council chamber Thurs day beginning at 0 a. m. At that time the public util ities commissioner's staff will receive information in connec tion with a proposal of Fred Duke to operate buses over a number of streets in Klamath Falls, including a route to Ship plngton and other north end points, and along California and Conger avenues. It is expected the city of Klam ath Falls will be represented at the hearing to the extent that the city's franchise arrangements with the Klamath Bus company will be made known to the PUC. On Friday in the council chambers another hearing will be held on the conflicting sched ules between the bus company and Duke on lines operating into the suburbs south and east of the city. . Some time ago .PUC men made a preliminary investiga tion of this situation, distribut ing questionnaires among resi dents of the district. VITAL STATISTICS ADAMS Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., March 12. 1040, to Dr. and Mrs. J. Martin Adams, Roseway drive,, a girl. Weight: 8 pounds 2 ounces. Bless me! You will when you try Wieland's Extra Pale Lager, and the speaker will be C. S. Lee, now a local resident who is a graduate of Ung Nan univer sity in China, and also post graduate of the University of California. Mr. Lee will speak on education and existing con ditions in China today. : Mrs. Lucille O'Neill, head of the English department at kUHS, has been invited to ad dress the Fremont eighth grade graduates on Tuesday, April 16, and at that time the teachers will be hostesses to the mothers. Installation of officers will take place at the final meeting of the year on Tuesday, May 21. Your Patronage is Solicited by the RICHFIELD OIL STATION ' 1202 E. Main Lynn J. Leslie, owner, gives 2 of sales to Townsend ' plan. WSffi SODOW (MOT AT AW VBK-asszaBaBBaaaaB' esaazai THRIVING Isn't work any more . if you have a Fluid Drive Chrysler. Just touch the throttle to go . . . touch tha broke to v ONIT 38 . 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