The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 13, 1940, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextDocembflr IS, 1940 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE NINE; Aecud Klamcdlvi Gkusudi&l Hrsl Mplhodl.t Church "In the Heart of Iho Clly" nt North Tenth unci IIIkIi slrools. Itcv. Vli'lor 1'hllliuii, mlnlslur, 1UU9 Ulyh struct, tulupliono 30118. Church Sunday school at 0:43 a. in. Lnuronco K. I'lwlps, mi'IIiiu ntiliorliitiimlonl. Onset's for boyn and uirli und men und woim-n of ull aK-. A school of mllKlon for tho fuinlly. Nursery nnd junior church at 11 n. in, MoniliiK womhlp t 11 a. in Mm, 8. Mrmlo IliidiliT, illrrclor of inuiilc; Mm. K. K. Vciitcli, uc coinpiinlnt. Tho choir will m tliu nnthtiin, "Heck Yu llic Lord," by HobiTln. Tho prelude will he, 'Truytrr of Ellzubi-th," by Wiik W'r, nnil (ha offertory, "An ilmito," by TchmkiiVHky. Wen dell Smllh will hIiik Iho I mi in nolo, "O Snvlnr, llunr Me," by (luck. Muxltin Luiiiciniiii will piny Mm violin ohlluuto. The mlnlnli-r's xernuin nubject will br, "The Surprising Chrliit." In Iho afternoon nt 3:30 o'clock til 8 children of the public achoola will present the annual Christmas enrol ncrvlce, undor the Irailemhlp of Minn Uc Unrby of the public school sys torn. In the evening at 6 30 o'clock the Epworth icuifuei will meet, the Anbury lenijue for younK people of hlitll st-lmol nis the Wcnley leniiuo for thorn) of col Irilo info and above. All young people cordlully Invited, At 7;3U p. m. the evening serv Ice of noun and prulso will bo W again prasent this groat COMBINATION OFFER with DIAMOND SPinENBURG apples' DIAMOND SPII2NBURCS...25 ' ho coi...25 TOTAL VALUE. ,.50 BOTH FOR. ..37' mm bill. )n hud XtM Mllip III III IMllI rtxl Im mtmiic III Ikt i"cn inn in i iiKii iii n u i mi mi DIIHOHO tmiGROWERSiSS N. mot writ tutsan held, when tho milliliter will upoak on the subject, "The Moan ing of Christmas." On Sunday, December 22, a Christmas pageant of surpassing beauty will bo given In the church sanctuary, under the di rection of Mn, E. J. Schneebeck. Klamath Temple 1007 1'lno street. Rov. Roy E. Southurd, paiitor. Tolophono 3U74. Bunday services: 0:40 a. m., Sundny school. Hubert Mount, iiuperliilendont. Chi unci for ull ngo group to ittudy Ood'a word, 11 ii. in., morning sorvlce of womhlp. Rov, Dnnlol D, Andor on of Minneapolis will apeak at this time. 0:30 p. m Young Poople'a Overcomera and Junior meet ings. 7:43 p. m., evening evungells 1 1 c service. Hov. Anderson upenklng. Midweek service.: Dlblo itudy and pro 1.0 .ervlco Wednciduy evening, 7:48 p. m. Prayer meeting Friday eve- nlng, 7:43 p. m. Young pcople'i prayer meet ing Saturday, 7:4.1 p. m. Iludlo broadcast, KIM I, Thurs day evening, 7 p. m. rirst Baptlit Church Klghth iitreet at Washington. The Church With A Mvssugo." Kev. Cecil C. Brown, pnstor. Residence, 414 North Eighth street, i'hone 7430. Jllhle school 0:43 a. m. George O. Welch, superintendent. Morn ing womhlp service, 11 o'clock. The piintor will use as his sub ject, "According To." Special inunlc will bo urranged by H. U. Shlrey. Tho tlnptl.it Training service will meet at 6:30 p. ni. under tho direction of Kodney Lumen. There are unions for ever age group with appropriate lessons and discussions for each and competent leaders In charge. The evening song service, directed by Mr. Shlrey will begin t 7:30 o'clock, followed by message on 'ino hobo of Nod. ' This Is another message In the series of family hour services too pastor U representing each bunduy evening. He Is dealing with tho question of home life and Its rclutlon to the church and the Lord's work. Bring your family and come out to these services. Mid-week service Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal Thurs day, 7:45 p. m. Kudlo service each Sunday morning over Station KFJ1 from 8:30 to 0 o'clock. Bible Baptist Church Located on Wlerd street at South Sixth, north of Idellas store. Dr. C. B. Cnssel, minister; Mrs. Gladys Cox, pianist. Bible school at 0 43 a. m. "O taste and see that tho Lord is good: blessed Is he that trusteth in Htm. "Psalm 34:8. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. "O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt His nnmo to gether." Ps. 34:3. Evening service at 7:30 o'clock, 'The angel of the Lord encampeth around about them that fear Hun and dclivereth them." Ps. 34:7. Prayer meeting at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening In the Cnssel home at 600 South Sixth, corner of Wlard street. "The Lord re deemeth the soul of His ser vants, and one of them that trusteth In Him shall bo des olate." Ps. 34:22. The data of our Christmas en tnrtalnmont will be Monday eve ning December 23. All aro wel come to these servlcos. Bt. Paul's Episcopal Church The Rev. Victor E. Newmun, rector. Church located at Eighth und Jefferson streets. Holy communion, 8 n, m. Church school at 10:19 a. m. Holy Eucharist, 11 a. m. Girls' Friendly society, Mon day at 4:30 p. m., parish house. Boy Scouts, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday club, Wednesday evening, 8 p. m. Choir practice, 7:13 p. m. Wednesday. Salvation Army Church 010 Walnut street. Sunday. 8 a. m., men's Bible class. 0:49 a. m., Sunday school. 11 a. m.. holiness meeting. 0:30 p. m., young people's legion. 8 p. m., salvation service. Wednesday. 7:49 p. jt prayer and Bible study. Thursday, 8 p m., praise service. East Side Baptist Mission 023 East Main street above the East Side pharmacy. Bible school each Sunday at 0:49 a m. with classes for all age groups The mission is sponsor ed by the First Baptist church under the supervision of Mrs Earl Britt and the people of the community are Invited to at tend. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hold meetings In the auditorium of the public library on the corner of Fifth street and Klamath avenue. Sunday school services con vene at 10 a. m. and at 11 a. m. departments ere separated for priesthood classes and a special women's class and tho children's choir. .Sacrament meeting Is held each Sunday evening at 7:30 p m. The Relief society hold meet ings each Tuesday afternoon at 2 p. m. The second Tuesday of each month 1 devoted to work and business meeting. The Mutual Improvement asso ciation meets each Tuesday eve ning at 7:30 o'clock. The public Is cordially Invited to attend each and every meeting. The Church Of God 1207 Division street Sunday school 0:49 a. m. Preaching, 11 a. m. Evangellstlo message 7:43 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 p. m. Everyone Is welcome. jPAILACDS mamkiet f.IMM i:illi:S M MEATS Phone 4109 A Home Owned Store - 524 Main St. Free Delivery Phone 4109 FREE PARKING . . . Customer Parking Lot at 5th and Pine mi: at sii:cials 8ATURDAY ONLY Fresh Fruits and Veg. Siiortoiihig ... I Him. 29 I 15c Hons! . . Ib. 1719c Yanin ...... 1 Ibfl. 29c Shoulder f (ST Extra Fancy Delicious O fifsra I'oi k Honwt .... Hi. Apples 4 lbs. m9 Shoulder ffTaT Guaranteed to Pop, Bulk "I Asn INu-k StViik . . 2 lbs, titl lopi'orn . . . . il lbs. J.U c Hump Honni! . . lb. 20c Ornugs . . . . dor.. 23c Sl'l t IAI.S FQH S VTI IUIAY ANIf MONDAY Van Camp's 1'ork iiikI IIniiN 300 Slse ) Cnns Save Labols for Sterling Silver Rlnct 29c Del Monte Hill SlllM'41 Cans 17c Armour's IvOriMMl HMf CAN 19c Tillamook Fancy Select Oysters Cans 27c Ascot Light Meat Tuna Flakes sate Cans 27c Rogue River Sweetened IKoysenberrles No. m Can 23c Sunshine Crackers 2 Lb. Box 29c Kraft's Malted Milk Vtt 59c 1 Pound Can 35 Chase It Sanborn's Coffee 1 Pound Package 23c Schilling's linking Powder 12-os. Can .. 27c Meco Cut Spears, All Green Asparagus Cans 29c Royal Club Fancy Cut Qreen Strlngless Beans Cant 29c The Apoctollo Faith The public is cordially Invit ed to attend the services it Klamath F a 1 1 s' progressive downtown chapel, The Apos tolic Faith, 228 North Eighth treet. Sunday services are at 10:30 a. m. and 7:49 p. m., with Sun day school at 0 a. m. Weekday services are on Tuesday and Friday at 8 p. m. A speclul feature of our Sun day ovenlng service Is a 20 miuuta progiam of music end singing by our 18-plece orches tra and IB-volcj chorus. The orchestra Iqads the congrega tional singing at all the serv ices. Como and hear the marvelous testimonies of men and women whose lives have been trans formed by God's power. Also tho straight forward preaching of God's Word. You will enjoy every minute. A collection Is never taken In any of our services. First Church oi Christ, Scientist first Church of Christ, Scien tist, Klamath Falls, Ore. a branch of The Mother Church, the First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mass., cor ner Tenth and Washington streets. "God, the Preserver of Man." Sunday service 11 a. m., Sun day school 0:30 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. A free reading room Is In the rlrsl National Bank building, corner Sixth and Main streets. All are cordially tnvlfori in nt. tend tho services and use the reading room. SPRAGUE RIVER MAN CHANGES PLEA TO GUILTY MEDFORD, Dec. 13 M5) Af ter four witnesses had been called Thursday, in the federal court trial of James O'Mallcy, oo, oi bprague Krvcr, Ore., charged with the sale of intoxi cants to an Indian, the defendant changed his plea to guilty. Fed eral Judge James A. Fee sen' fenced him to 2 s years in a fed eral prison. The trial concluded the cur rent term of the federal court for the southern Oregon district, ana adjournment was taken un til May 8. Weed Mr. and Mrs. Coy Wibourn daughters, Patricia and Barbara, motored to Redding on Satur day. Mrs. Joe Eppick, accompanied by ner niouiei , Mrs. Allin, motor ed to Yreka Saturday. Henry Darrel was visited by his brother, Rester Rusher, of the U. S. Navy who was on a ten-day furlounh. Finvn n,.,.. and J. R. Minelg accompanied iur. nusncr. Ralph Brown and his sister, Mrs. H. Ferris, have returned from Missouri where they visited relatives for two weeks. The Frank Pul nmii.. . - - " -"""'J ocelli Saturday shopping in Klamath v a lis. Chief of Police Frank Fuller- ton Of YreltA la runnHol ..i ly ill at the Yreka hospital. He nemorrnage attack at his home Sunday. Two transfus ions wero mado. The Shastona theatre, Mt Shasta, offers to buy the largest live turkev rnUoH in ci.ui.. county at double the market price. An important district meeting of the p. T. A. will be held in Yreka December 7, from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Rena Tamlxnl j , m. - uaugmer oi Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tarolunl, sn-iiea on Sunday by the Rev Fr. Fitzgerald in the Holy Family chnrh o-j - .... uuu-jjureuia were Vina Bortolozzo and Urn- "",u ocoxBDeiio. Mr. and Mrs. Taroluni entertained at dinner a mo oavoy notel following the ceremony. Tho earliest type of air condi tioning and cooling in busses and trucks was a system employing ice. ADVANCES 3 REASONS FOR 1 DRV Three reasons why the AFL is seeking to organize lumber workers of the Klamath basin were advanced Thursday by Joe Boyd and Mike Pavolka, AFL organizers for this territory. Issuing a statement in the midst of widespread controversy over wages and hours in Pacific Northwest lumber operations, Boyd enumerated the following: "First," he said "wage differ entials have already been adjust ed in the north, but adjustments have yet to be made in the Klamath basin. "Second, too large a percen tage of workers In the basin get the minimum wage, whereas under union agreements not more than 20 per cent of any crew may receive the minimum in organized sections of the north. "Third, the minimum in the Klamath basin is slightly less than the minimum in the north prior to wage increases made there or now being sought by striking workers." Boyd said AFL organizational meetings are scheduled for vari ous local lumber concerns nearly every night. Thursday night Ewauna Box company employes were to meet at AFL headquarters, 702 Main street. Friday night, Big Lakes employes were scheduled to meet, and Monday night a meet ing has been called for Weyer haeuser. Other operations will meet next Tuesday and Wednes day. FRANCES LOOSLEY MAKES DEBUT AT COLLEGE RECITAL Miss Frances Loosley, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cary V. Loosley of Fort Klamath, was to be vocal soloist at the annual winter recital of the Marylhurst college department Friday eve ning. Miss Loosley, a soprano, chose Arditi's "Parla" for her solo. She was also to sing with the two choral groups. Treble Triad and the Choralists. This is Miss Loosley's debut as soloist at a formal concert at Marylhurst. She has often ap peared on the programs of smal ler recitaUr and has sung with Treble Triad, the glee club. She was appointed this fall to the more select group of Choralists. SOLDIERS REQUIRE 1500 FEET OF LUMBER EACH PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 13 W) Each soldier in permanent bar racks requires 1900 feet of lum ber and each soldier in tent en campments requires 800, Col. W. B. Greeley, secretary-manager of the West Coast Lumber men's association, yesterday told the Western Forestry and Con servation association. He assured foresters and lum bermen that the industry was meeting all defense needs, in cluding technical engineering re quirements as well as housing. OBITUARY JEREMIAH AHERN Jeremiah Ahern, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ahern of Merrill, Oregon, passed away in that city on Friday, December 13. Besides his parents Baby Ahern is survived by a sister, Katherine of Merrill, Oregon; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Ahern of Ireland, and Mr. Jim O'Connor of Merrill, Oregon. A graveside service for little Jeremiah will take place In the Mt. Calvary Memorial Park on Saturday, December 14, at 11 a. m., the Rev. Father J. M. O'Connor of the St. Augustine Catholic church of Merrill of ficiating. Friends are invited. Ward's Klamath Funeral Home in charge of the arrangements. In tho month of January, 1911, 390 Inches of rain fell In Tamarack, Calif. Klamath Fathers Win Notice for Hadlator Stunt Tho Klamath city council's unpleasant experience of a hot evening last summer, when the steam radiators were run ning at full winter pressure, Is depleted in a cartoon in the magazine, Plumbing and Heat ing Business. In the picture, seven pant ing men are shown gathered around a table while a nearby radiator exhausts steam with a "fff-t." Heat waves rise from their sweltering shoulders while they wipe their brows. The council probably wouldn't mind a little more of that heat these winter Monday evenings. FIRE DESTROYS OLENE HOUSE OLENE Fire of undeter mined origin leveled the old Bal lentine place about 9 o'clock Thursday morning. The frame structure is located near Olcne and occupied by Harry Kinney who was said to have been home at the time of the blaze but un able to halt the fire. Insects average about eight generations annually. E A more strict observance of the Sabbath in Klamath Falls was advocated by Rev. Victor Newman, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, in a hard-hitting talk delivered at Thursday's meeting of the Klamath Kiwanls club. Rev. Newman said ho had never been in a community where there have been such "flagrant violations of the time- honored institution of Sunday ob servance," particularly with ref erence to business houses stay ing open. He paid glowing tribute to the hills and streams of the Klamath country and deplored the fact "too many of us let these things lead us away from God." The minister Spoke urgently in be half of church attendance. Rev. Newman's topic was "The Duties and Responsibilities of Free Men in a Free Country," Speaking about conscientious objection to bearing arms, the minister said "we honor the sin cerity of conscientious object ors," but he added that while the Bible says, "Blessed are the meek," and "Blessed are the peacemakers," It does not say that one should permit others to come in and trample over their rights without defending those rights. 1 Rev. L. K. Johnson Introduced Rev. Newman. TO FEDERAL POST ASHLAND. Ore., Deo. 13 K.H The Southern Oregon Federal Business association Thursday elected B. G. Harding, internal revenue agent, Mcdford, as 1041 president. Other officers elected werot Otto Krueger, U. S. ranger in charge of Oregon and California administration, vice president, and T. C. Parker, national park; service, secretary-treasurer. E. P. Cliff, Siskiyou national forest supervisor, Grants Pass, and B. . Hayden, U. S. bureau of reclamation, Klamath Falls, were reelected to the executive committee. Nine-tenths of the total welaht, not height, of an Iceberg lies below the water surface. 50 ! s HB rem s M VAN CMf Be the envy of your friends with this gorgeous STERLING SILVER RING and lave money look- fftt a nel dromond Thlt iWutlfnl rins ( Solid Sterling SMmr (not pUtixl). It ii t witb a larg white, brilliant -cut tono that looka like a diamond. Two fmailer atonoa on either aide with heart motif (pre you pride and pleasure in wearing: tbia dittinctiTe ring that goee with any cuatume for any occasion. Jiiit send 50c and Cut) labels from Van Camp'a Prod acta with this order blank. iiii.vr.niTi:i."':.Mi''ii:ii':-:i.n:iM;i:i m.tvi Van Camp's Inc. DM. C. N 144, Nn Yort, M.Y. hncloitd an SO emit and two fafcefs from dtliciout Van Gimp's Pmduna. Pleat tend im lh lovtty Solid Surling SUar Ring UluttrtanL CITY ST ATT RING SIZE SCALE ,UJ ruATin iil 1128 Main Across from Elk Hotel - Dial 5372 Plenty of Parking Space Delivery Service Till 11:30 P. M Sat Till Midrxit We Reserve tho Right io Limit Quantities FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS COFFEE MJB, S&W, Golden West, Chase & Sanborn, Folgers, Alpine, Bliss. Maxwell House Can Csa u CATSUP CRACKERS Bla 1 1A. Garden, 12 ox. borrle -15e Grahams, Honey Maid -IPC 2-lb. pkg. 27c OYSTERS Eastern Cove fancy Western Fancy ....2 cam 25c Western Fancy, large Oysters, lg. can 2 for 37c Ungrated .... 2 Uj. can 33c Tuna Fish, Century, S&W Product V she ISc Minced Clams, Vi she .15c Shrimps, fancy quality dry or wet .2 cant 25c Tuna Rakes, Vi the ean..l0e 31c tiM Mediums ', Grade AA Dos. Large A, Dot 32c Large AA, Doz. 33c Local strictly fresh Ranch Eggs. Every Egg Guarantee d Tomato Sauce 3 cans 10c Tomato Puree, 2Vi site cans ....3 for 29c Corn, Vacuum Pack 2 cans 19c Com, Del Monte Cream Style No. 2 can . - 2 for 25c Peas, Del Monte No. 2 can ....2 for 29c Vegetable Salad, Del Monte, No. 1 tall ...................2 for 25c Milk Swift's Premium 6LcT35c Pumpkin, Del Monte, No. 2Vj can 10e Orange Marmalade, Dickinsons 2-lb. ar 39c Vanilla, Imitation, 4 ox. bottle 5c Cocoa, Guittard, Ib. can 29c, 3 lbs. 79c Mince Meat, Crosse & Blackwell, Quality lbs. 35c Sunbrite Cleanser, 3 cans and ball bear- ing Scissors, value SI all for 39c Butter LGiFrh tb 37c Cranberry Sauce, Ocean Spray, 2 cans 29c Fruit Cocktail, No. Is ...... 3 for 25c Cherries, Sour Pitted, No. 1 tall can, ................................ 3 for 29c Strlngless Beans, small cut No. 2 . . 2 for 25c Peaches, Kosmos, S&W product, 2Va cans 2 for 25e Beets, whole auality, No. 2 ......2 for 25e 171 All. Swansdown 25 Lb. Qfl. flour ramUy Sack 89c 49 Lb. Sack $1.69 Sliced Beets, No. 2 can ..................10c Preserves, Dickinson, 2-lb. ar................39c Pears, whole apricots 22S........ 2 for 35c Gloss Starch or Corn, Argo .... 2 pkgs. 15c Plum, date, fig pudding, Helnx or Crosse & Blackwell ............ Ig. can 35c Peanut Butter, Best ......................2 lbs. 25c All-Sweet Oleo, dish premium free lb. 20c Pancake Flour To.. 49c Self Rising NUTS Walnut Meats New crop, finest in town Light dark halves .......Lb. 45c Light halves Lb. 49c Walnuts Oregon FranqueHei ....2 lbs. 35c Mixed Nuts .. 2 lbs. 35c Peanuts 2 lbs. 25c Pecan Meats, in cello pkq.....10e, 20e, 35e FRUIT JUICES Tomato Juice, Swifts Premium, 47-ox. can , Tomato Juice, 15-ox. can.. 19c 3 cans 23c Pineapple Juice, 46 ox. can -.......23c Pineapple Juice, 12 ex. can ..3 cans 25c Grapefruit Juice, from pink grapefruit, -unsweetened 46-ox. can 17c Sugar "J.cJSOc Powdered or Brown 3 lbs. 19c Pineapple, Quality, cut slices, 2Vj sixe can 15c Pineapple, extra fancy quality, 2Vi sixe can .. . ... -,..1 8c Pineapple, flat tins crushed or sliced . ........ ........ . 3 cans 25c Bacon U pl23c Macaroni, pure Semolina, 2 Ib. cello . pkg 19e Spaghetti, 2 IB. cello pkg..........10c Noodles, egg noodles, .........I Ib. pkg. 19c Olives, Black Beauties, Ig. can, 2 for 29c Green Olives in large glass ........19c Peas, Corn, Strlngless Beans ....3 for 25e Wild Rice, S&W Lb. pkg. 49c Rice, Blue Rose ..............-......3 lbs. 19c Beans, small white, Red Mex., Pink Cranberry ......................3 lbs. 19c Pancake Flour TO:, S3c Soap, Ivory, large bars 3 for 29c Soap, P&G, Giant sixe .............6 for 25c Borene, Thrifty package ..................25c Crystal White Chips, Giant pkg 33c Woodburys Toilet Soap ............4 bars 25c Tissue, Scot .... ........M.....3 rolls 19e Tissue, National ..................4 rolls 15c Brooms, Eastern $1.25 Brooms ............89c Highest Quality 89c Brooms ..................,.......,...............69e 69c. Brooms 49c Snowdrift Lb. Can 42c Prunes, Santa Clara by S&W, 2 Ib. pkg. 10c Honey, Local Clover, finest ....5 Ib. can 39c Syrup, Karo Waffle ............3 Ib. can 25c Syrup, Staleys ...................... 5 Ib. can 49c Bisquick for fine biscuits ......Lg. Pkg. 29c Mushrooms, fancy pieces and stems . 2 ox. 10c 4 ox. 19e 8 ox. 35c Mushrooms, fancy buttons 2 ox. 2 for 25c 4 ox. 25c 8 ox. 45c Pard Dog Food 3 c.n. 25c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Bananas, fancy golden ripe Lb. 5c Lettuce,' solid, large 5c I Cauliflower, white, nice ........10c Celery, large Utah fancy ........... a.... .....10c Lemons, large Juicy Dot. 1 9e Oranges, large ..........................2 Doi. 35c Oranges, extra large Dox. 25e Grapefruit, Arixona large ............6 for 25c Grapefruit. Imperial .................7 for 25e Avocados, extra large ..............2 for 15a Sweet Potatoes, U. S. No. 1 Lb. 54 Oranges teiec.eee..ee 2 Dot. 25s Apples, Winesap extra fancy and Rome Beauty ................................ Lb. 5 Apples, Newtown 7 Lbs. 25 SHIS, tl I IIIIIIISIB Wrap otmimi Ann n1 hcfc ysur tlx.