The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 13, 1941, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMay m. m4f THE NEWS AND THK HER A LP.- KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Dctitrt Luncheon Tho Con grcgatioiiul Community Circle will moat Friday uftcrnoon, Mny 10 t lliu homo of Mra. L. J. Ilrlnk lit 2242 Orclmrd evciiuo A deamrt luncheon will bo acrv ed by tho hoatcasoa ut 1:.'10 o'clock, An executive meeting will bn hold Wednesday after noon, May 14th at 3 o'clock at tho homo of Mri. Charlea M Rnynoldii, 2110 White ovonuo Tho member oro all welcome Hobekaha To Moot Tint Ho bokahi aoclal club will moot In tho IOOP hall Wednesday afternoon, May IB, at 2 o clock Following tho businosa mooting there will bo entertainment and refreshments. Tho commltlva In . cludo: Mrs. Bert Bhuey, Mr, W J. Stelnmotz, Mri. Ivy Propat, Mra. Hollo Thompklna and Mra Cora Kennedy. Study Club Tho Indepen dent Study club will meet Thuraday, May 19 at the homo of Mra. Kathorlno Wllllama In Merrill. A politick luncheon will bo aerved at 12:30. The group will meet at tho homo of Miia Nona Hall at B15 Eaat Main atreet for tranaportatlon, Viaita Daughter Mra. E. L. Mitchell returned homo Satur day morning to hor homo at 817 Eaat Main atreot from Forest Grove, She attended tho Mothor'a day program at Pacific Univcr ally whero her daughter Loulac la a atudont. Bridge Lunchton Tho Thura day Contract club will moet May IS at tho homo of Mra, Pearl I' York land at 510 North Elov enth. A brldgo luncheon will bo aerved by the hoatcaa at 1:30 o'clock. In Hoapltal Here Bill Sch- meek, who ha been a patient In Tho Dallea Sanltorlum for the paat 11 montha, haa returned to Klamath Falla. He la now In the Klamath Valley hospital where frlenda may call. Twin Born First twlna of May ware born early Tueaday morning to Mr. and Mra. Jamea O'Brien of the Hamel apart ments. The girl baby weighed 6 pounds Si ouncea, the boy, 7 pound 12 ouncea. Daughter Born Mr. and Mra. Cheater H. Hamaker of South Sixth atreet are paronta of a daughter born Tueaday morn ing at Hillside hospital. Mrs. f Hamaker la the former Marie Duffy of this city. Vblt from Medford Mr. and Mra. Russell Crandall spent Mothor'a Day In Klamath Falls from their homo in Medford, visiting Crandall'a parent', Mr. and Mra. W. Crandall at their home on Eldorado atreet. To Move Her Mr. and Mra. Jim Vogue, son-in-law and daughter of Mra. Oscar Loven burg, will aoon move to Klam ath Fall from Wenatchee, Wash. Beauty Operators Sylvia Stelber and Valeria McCauley are the new operator at the Palace beauty shop. Here Saturday Ed Johnson .of Medford waa a visitor in tho 'city on Saturday looking after business Interest. A good mattrass deserve a good box prlng. Available In either full or twin (lie i at the same low price and easy termsl LUCAS 193 E. MAIN OUR Returna Horn Mra. P. E Hunnon, 117 North Eighth atreot, returned Sunday follow' lug a vlalt with her aon-ln-law and duughter, Mr. and Mra. M M. Fisher of Trinidad, Colo. On the trip alio . vlaitcd tho Koyal Gorge, Santo Fe, N. M., tho Grand canyon, Painted dei ort, and other polnta of Intereat on the routo, While In Trlnl dud alio waa the gucat of honor nt. a dinner to commemorate her 70th birthday. Among tho gueata were two nephawa from Itoton, N. M., whom aha had not aoen for 3d yoara. Mra. Hannon wua accompanied by E. J. Mur ray, and also her aon, Murray Hunnon, of Iteddlng, Calif., tho trip being mado in tho latter') car. Initiation Nclghbora o f Woodcraft will meet Monday evening May 10 In the KC hail at B o'clock. All tho officers and guards are to attend dressed In uniform aa there la to be Initiation. Following tho bus! nesa meeting a stork shower will be given for a member of the order. Tho committeo Includes Mary Blackatone, Evelyn Pat terson, Elsie Ramsey and Bessie Splndler. Conger PTA Joseph Conger PTA will moet for It laat reg ular meeting and installation of offlcera Wednesday, May 14, at 3 p. m. In the school. Lust meet ing of tho atudy club of Joseph Conger will bo held in the school Wednesday at 2 p. m. In Hotel Mra. Mae Gale, who la Improving nicely following an operation at the Klamath Vat- ley hospital, has taken a room at the Valley hotel and may huvo vlaitora. Mra. Gale will soon be moved to her home in Lan gell valley. Card Party The newly form ed Fraternal Order of Eaglea drill team will hold a card par ty In tho local Aerie hall Wed nesday evening, May 14, at 8 o'clock. The public la cordially Invited to attend. Field Man Here H. W. Sho gren, field representative of the atata board for vocational edu cation, waa in Klamath Falls Monday to Inspect tho new air craft sheet metal claaa here. VITAL, STATISTICS O'BRIEN Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., May 13, 1941, to Mr. and Mra. Jame A. O'Brien, Hamel apart ments, twins, boy and girl. Weight: boy, 7 pounda 12 ouncea; girl, 6 pounda 0 ounces. HAMAKER Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore,, May 13, 1041, to Mr. and Mra. Cheater II. Hamaker, 2260 South Sixth atreet, a girl. Weight: 7 pounda 3 ouncea. KNIGHT Born at Lightfoot hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., May 12, 1041. to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight of Bly, boy. Weight: B pounds. LEARNS ARMY ABC'S CAMP SHELBY, Miss. Johnny Murphy, American Bowling congress all-events champion of 1036, missed the event this year. Ho was called In tho draft. SAVE OXE-TIII11D! Genuine Iiinerspring MATTRESS ONLY Available in cither full or twin lit, these mattresses are on outstanding value! In ner roll edge, heavy weight new type striped art ticking In blue, rote or green. Luxurioutly toft, filled with cotton and tital. Over 225 colli! Enjoy tleep more with a good mattren! Take advantage of this low priced ipecial offer. Get a GOOD Mattren. FURJVITURE LOCATION SAVES YOU MONEYI 21 DIPLOMAS TO BE GIVEN Twenty ono member of the eighth grade at Falrhaven school will receive diploma In graduation exercises to bo held in tho school gymnasium Wed nesday evening, May 14, at 7:30 o'clock, The class will be pres ented by Wilbur Robinctte, with presentation of diplomas by L. L. Robison, The program Is as follows: Processional, BPW glee club, "Claire do Lune," Debussy; "My Johann", Grlcg-Aslanoff, Llllie Darby, director; Ola Mae Hough accompanist. Salutation, Bob Mc Lean. Falrhaven school glee club, "Midnight", Rinck; "The Dancer , Lacome, Vera How urd, director. Address, Malcolm Kplcy. managing editor of The Herald and News. BPW trio, "Beautiful Dreamer," Foster "I Heard a Foreat Praying", DcRoae, Irma Badger, Florence Terwilllger, Vera Howard. Membera of tho claaa are, Bcv crly Bailey, Peggy Batman, Burnico Baumgardncr, Robert Cascbicr, Roy Cook, Audrey Elder, Ella May Frost, Virgil Gay, Mary Gibson, Joy. Gron duhl, Bcrnlce Gustauvaus, Bob Kennedy, Robert McLean, La deen Peters, Edward Schultz, Eleanor Scrgcnt, Virginia Steppe, Jackie Sweglc, Jerry Watson, Calvin Worlcy, Ruth Zimmcr Crater Lake The travel check at Annie Springs for thia laat Sunday to taled 223 cars carrying 016 per sons. 140 cars and 631 persons entered via the Klamath Falls entrance, and 74 cars carrying 263 person entered through the Medford entrance. Eleven states were represented, they were California, Idaho, Indiana, Mis souri, Montana, Nebraska, Ne vada. New York, Ohio, Wash Ington and Oregon, Thia ahows a definite increase of various states represented in Just one day. On May 8 the senior class of Oregon State foresters from Corvallla visited the park on It annual forestry tour. Another aenior claaa of foresters was in the park on Sunday from the university of Montana, Mr. Hazel Frost and her two son Charle and Gorden of Cra ter lake are returning here to day after a stay in San Fran cisco where Charlea Frost has been recovering from a minor operation. After coming here they will spend three days in Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purse Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Mr. and Mra. A. A. Ward. Owner WUlard Ward. Mgr. 92S High Phone 3334 BOX SPRINGS TO MATCH ALSO $19.75 AT A N PHONE 3824 Lovely Needlepoint Easily Made Pj! Household lvWam'- Il$f Brooks ) & com m. moummoi PATTERN Needlepoint, loveliest of needlework, forms this sacred picture which will be a treasur ed heirloom. Embroider it in richly colored wool. Pattern 6070 contains a transfer pattern of a 9xl2t Inch picture; materi al needed; color chart; illustra Medford with Ranger Frost, who will be there on business. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Palmer left Saturday on their spring vacation. They plon to travel through northern Oregon and Washington. Palmer is Crater lake's mechanic. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ordwcin of Crater lake are also on a va cation. They arc visiting rela tives in southern California. Land snakes seldom bite un der water, but the cotton-mouth moccasin snake can and does. America' feminine clothing industry is conservatively valued ; st 13.500.000,000. I Have you discovered how smoothly you take the hills with Finer Flying A? olow down," warns one sign. "Speed up," says the next. 25 miles an hour, 45, 10, 15. Slow, fast, slow again. Changing speed limits wherever you go. Arid at some of these varying speeds, some motors fail to respond with ordinary gasoline. And all motors are different. One motor balks at 10 miles an hour, but works OK at higher speeds. Some motors cough and hesitate only on the hills. Another motor chatters at 45. But now the problem is solved. You can have a motor smooth tt every speed. Use 7 gatollnea In one. Seven proved fuels scientif ically blended to give you smoothness at every speed. Polymerized gasoline is in there. Cracked is another. meyintei's Associated Service 2 LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 4TH and MAIN (OPEN ALL NIGHT) and CORNER 8TH and PINE k This Will Be An Heirloom Sacred Heart un. mc 6970 tion for needlepoint stitch. To obtain this pattern send ten cents in coin to The News Herald, Household Arts Dept., Klamath Falls, Ore. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, AD DRESS and PATTERN NUM BER. STRARACI NEAR HOME NEW YORK Frank Strafa ci, inducted into the army, is stationed a short distance from his Brooklyn home ... at Fort Hamilton. The Brooklyn boy won the national public links, north and south, Long Island and metropolitan amateur golf championships. LUCKY SEVEN BOSTON Bill Posedcl.j Braves pitcher, has not dropped a game on the seventh of any month since May of 1030. Eighty-five per cent of Amerl- can farm families own motor ve hides. AT EVERY flkSIc I v S. - Try a tankful today and feel the difftrinct at any speed Finer Flying A - For Your Information fot tttim M SdvHIItlns la Thia Column, anoiM IIU WEATHER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: Showers today and tonight and clearing with showers near and in the mountains Wednesday; snow in the higher Sierra to night; little change in tempera ture; moderate variable winds off the coast, becoming fresh northwest Wednesday. OREGON: Shower tonight and partly cloudy Wednesday, but with showers in the moun tains; little change in tempera ture; moderate to fresh north west wind off the coast. Extended forecast for far western except southern Cali fornia for period May 13-17: Gradually clearing but with showers or mild thunderstorms in and near the mountains Wed nesday, followed by partly cloudy with showers near end of the week in Pacific north west; cooler in interior and ris ing temperatures in northern California about Thursday. Mall Closing Times (Trains) Southbound: 6:00 a m. Northbound: 0:30 a m. Southbound: 5:15 p m. Northbound: 8:30 p m. (Stages) Alturas, L a k e v 1 e w. Rocky Point and Ashland, all close 7:00 Society to Meet The Mission ary Society of the Immanuel Baptist church, Ann Judson group, will meet in the church Thursday, May 15, at 1 p. m. Red Cross sewing will occupy the afternoon hours. Missionary Group The Wom en's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Thursday, May 15, at 2:15 p. m. at the home of Mrs. An """saesaaasaaaaaasl w-m ..t- .nwj. . m -k m "" Alkylated, Solvent-refined, Re-formed, Natural and Straight-run make the seven gasolines in Finer Flying A. Try a tankful of this new blend of gasolines today. Discover how smoothly you ride through the changing traffic zones and over the hills with Finer Flying A. Go fast. Go slow. Go fast again smooth at every speed. Good housekeepers, tee. AisocUted's Certified Clem Comfort Stations irt lor your coneenieKct. And Hit til good housekeepers, Smiling Associated Dealers rt proud of lb cleanliness of their facilities. Pleas feel fret to slop in wher ever you set the while and green Certified Clean Comfort Station sign, "For Baby, Too." It's another Associated Senict. TIDC WATER ASSOCIATCD Oil COMPANY at ASSOCIATED DEALERS drew M. Collier, Olene road. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. A. R. Wilson, Mrs. G. C. Blohm, Mrs. J. A. Kincaid, and Mrs. W. C. Hornibrook. Mrs. W. C. Hum will present the year book of prayer. The book review, "Stand By For China", will be present ed by Mrs. Lloyd Emery. Mrs. Damon Cheney will lead the devotionals and music will be presented by Mrs. J. D. Cheney and Mrs. J. L. Olson. Study Group Members of the Altamont Study group will meet Wednesday, 12 o'clock noon, at the home of Mrs. H. Beasley, Boardman street, St. Fran cis park. Potluck luncheon will be served and all members and friends urged to attend by Mrs, Steve Larson, hostess. State Meet A number oi Klamath Falls women plan to leave Wednesday morning for urants Pass to attend the two day session of the Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs to be held May 14 and 15 in the valley city. A display of wild flowers by the Illinois Garden club will be of special interest to all attending. Picnic trays will be presented as gifts from the local garden club, donated by Weyerhaeuser Timber com pany. Tionesta The Sewing Bee was enter tained Thursday, May 8, at the home of Mrs. Viola Banta. En joying the busy afternoon were Mrs. Inez Thorpe, Mrs. Lydia Moulton, Mrs. Haley Washburn, Mrs. Linnie Harris, Mrs. Betty McClelland, Mrs. Jennie Mat lock, Mrs. Alice Theabault and Mrs. Banta. The Tionesta Bridge club met Thursday, May 8, at the home of Mrs. Irene Hamm. A new idea in score cards was tried out and irp ,;V V -C FINER FLYING A IS 7 GASOUHIS IN ONE proved entertaining and differ, ent. Refreshment were served to Mrs. Zellah Matheion, Mr. Delphla Brown, Mr. Alice Reeae, Mr. Mildred Starr, Mr,"3 June Dickey, Mrs. Lela Breed- -love, Mrs. Winnie Brownaoms Mrs. Irene Reese and Mrs. Irentu Hamm. High went to Mrs. Ireneux Reese and low to Mrs. Zellah Matheson. . trt Juneau, Alaska, has an averJ age of only one sub-zero day m" year, - ; , , (Pit i ITT K The" written' PRESCRIPT TION i la 1 yourldoetoe'i blue print for medicine to be made especially foil you Beeauae every body is adlrTernt'ibody,1 hej alone haa facta "enough about you to design the medicine, you need.1 '. yiudidMt V nudumii, . CURRM'S FOR DRUGS 9th k Main Phone 4514 - a. nil lid tSl iqo t"IO