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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1942)
Juno 10, 10-12 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE TECHNICOLOR 0P BE SWEDEN SHOWN TO E Church Schoolers Enjoy Picnic TCI mats. On Tuisauuy ovuiiIiik, Juno 23, IIIIHI fuel of technicolor niov Inil picture! of Sweden will lie shown nt tl m Klrst Covenant chinch, H'i'A Wulmit ti vomit). Juno 23 Is nililKununvr we, a duy celebruled extensively In Swedi'ii mid the pictures will ri'veul somo o( the celehrutloiu nl tills I line of the year. The (linn lira of the hlifltost cdncii tliiniil vuliia and lvo vivid liortriiyel of the only northern Kuroiierin nation still ncutrul thmiKh hiird premcd by the wnr niulng on nil slrli-j of It. The public In Invited to this nieelloK, In order to show the Q picture to the bent ndviintuue the service will not begin until 0::tll p. m.' Two reel cover tho produc tive Industries of Sweden. Arl culture him nil Important phico '; In Swedish life. Krom the brond i plains of southern Sweden to the more mountainous ureas of tho north one cnn eo tho farm ' er busy nt hl tank. Forestry ," nnd wood products piny nn over Increnslnu Importance In the ; productlvo life of Sweden. Lum-'- her, pnnerpulp end fabrics arc trie residue of tho forest Indus ; try, Iron nnd silver mines nro '. nbundnnt In tho north nnd en tin nn thousands of workmen. Glass blowers nnd ulnssenurnv ers nro shown nt their varied nnd skilled tanks. One reel displays "Colorful 4 Sweden." Sweden Is n beautiful country nnd tho enmern s eyo hits endeavored to ditch the J . J IBM -mW - eVV '-TWi ' -T. ' Followlna two woeks church school conducted nt St. Psul's EpUcopnl church, Unchtrs. chtldron and a law motneri gam rsd for a picnic lunch at the H. P. Boiworth noma on Conflar avanua. Hot dogs wara roasted om u opan fira on Tha Big Lawn and "a good lima was had by all." . mnny-hued glimpses of nature's gnrb In the land of the "Mid night Sun." Tho colors of tho rainbow are depleted in the scenes thnt aro shown in this reel. As a contrast to midsummer, one reel displays "Snow Mnglc In Sweden." Winter sports arc loved by all Scandinavians nnd they exccll In all of them. These winter scenes will give nn in sight to tho pleasures as well as problems encountered during tho winter tlmo In Sweden. Special Purchana Tot Saturday Only Ilctf. 2.1c yd. Cool Print SIippi st Colors, Stripes and fk( ral Patterns .....Yd. I 9 MONTGOMERY WAItll Churches (Continued from Page 12) First Church of Christ, Scientist Tenth and Washington streets This church, a branch of The Mother church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Mass,, holds scrvico each Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Subject of lesson-sermon for next Sua day, "Is tho Universe,. J Deluding Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. A mcotlng which includes testimonies of Christian Science healing Is held every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. A frco Christian Science read ing room Is located In tho First National Bank building, Sixth and Muin streets, where the Bible, writings by Mary Baker Eddy, nnd authorized Christian Science literature may be read. I borrowed or purchased. All aro cordially invited to at tend the services and use tha reading room. Radle program KFJI, 2 to 2:19 p. m. each Monday under the di rection of commutes on publica tion for Oregon: ; ; Tha Apostolic Faith Located at 228 North Eighth street, extends to all a cordial invitation to attend our services. The Sunday services are as fol lows: Sunday school, 9:30 a. m Morning worship, 11 o'clock Evening evangelistic service, 7:45 o'clock. ... Week night services are on Tuesday and Friday at 8 o'clock with prayer service on Wednes day. 7:30 D. m. Special singing by our various singing organizations and music by our orchestra are features of each service. All are welcome. A collection is never taken. Rev. C. R. Lambert, pastor 228 North Eighth street Phone S429. St. Paul's , . Episcopal Eighth street at Jefferson. o YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO FlpHT.l ; .:'yr ; fu. VW SW Victor E. Newman, rector. The Holy Eucharist each Sun day at 8 o'clock. Church school at 10 o'clock. The Holy Eucharist at 11 m. on the first, third and filth Sundays. Morning prayer at 11 o'clock on tha second and fourth Sun days. On Saints days and Holy days the Holy Eucharist at 10 o clock. The Young Peoples' forum meets on the third Sunday at 6:30 p. m, This group comprises all high school young people of the parish. Choir practice is on Wednes day at 7:30 p. m. . There Is nothing to be gained, everything to be. lost, through the promotion of national discon tent and confusion. CIO Presl dent Philip Murray.. . t; Rev. Sigle Will Speak at First aptist Church The Rev. L. B. Sigle, pastor of the . First Baptist church of Lbngvlew, Wash., will be guest speaker at the First Baptist church of Klamath Falls, Sun day, June 21. Mr. Sigle was pastor of the lo cal church from 1030 to 1939 The Rev, C. C. Erown succeolid him to the Klamath Kalis church. Mr. Sigle has beer. In Longview the Da-it three years, following several years of field work on tha Pacific coast. The Rev., Mr. bigle plans to enter the service as a chaplain and expects to receive his ap pointment soon ' The First Baptist church Is de lighted to have the Sigle family as guests. The members and friends of the chuich are urged to be present at the Sunday services and the public Is cordial ly invited to attend. ' Schools Will Open At Japanese Center On September 1 SANTA BARBARA, Calif., June 19 CP) Schools for approx imately 6000 evacuated Japanese children will open, about Sep tember 1 at the Manzanar and Tulelake relocation centers. That was the announcement Thursday of Dr. C. E. . Warren, Santa Barbara superintendent of j schools and state board of educa- i tion representative for the es tablishment of evacue education. Some Japanese-American cit izens will be employed as teach ers, Dr. warren said, but at tne regular wage paid other Inter-, nees. Remainder of the instruc tors will be certified under Cali fornia requirements, and paid from $1600 to $1800 annually. He estimated that Tulelake will have 3800 students and a teaching staff of 170; Manzanar 2200 students and a staff of 110. state fair In September, but on a greatly curtailed, basis. Tha fair will consist of 411 and Future Farmer exhibits, and the horse races. A victory food fair will be the main feature, We had a wrong idea of total war. People thought of it as to tal danger. It isn t that exactly. It's total effort. Jonathan Dan iels, assistant director of the OCD. Baptists Name Rev. Brown to Post BEND, June 19 (VP) The Rev. Cecil C. Brown of Klamath Fall! was named morierotor of tha middle Oregon Baptist associa tion at a convention session her yesterday. J. R. DoLap of Fos sil was elected clerk. The association Is holding a joint convention here with tha eastern Baptist association at Cuiii'ornia, Curtailed Statf? Fair Approved - SALEM, ' June 19 (P) The state board of agriculture yes terday . approved holding the wt ".. w ' ,. ' "l ? ,i'''.rT--Tiit--t"f n - jf 51 - . 4tr ' 'V' r'SJ ' f J Ar- -W ' sasaoBssacfX 1 0iA " Make Dad Happy By Giving A New Pair of Glasses Si J0 LJ Him Make Dad's gift a pair of glasses and give htm greater comfort and pleasure all year 'round. Columbian's glasses complement his appearance and will enable him to work and play better. REGISTERED OPTOMETRISTS NO CHARGE FOR EYE EXAMINATION ONE PRICE CASH OR CREDIT 130,000 SATISFIED PATIENTS OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT BUT YOUR SCRAP METAL CAN! d metal you have no use for the ' stuff that is cluttering up your basement, shed or yard. It has a definite place in war production. v , A large navy contract enables us to use, right in Klamath Falls, all the cast iron and steel 1 melting scrap we can obtain . . . . so . SELL IT TO Klamath Machine and Locomotive Works Spring and Elm Phone 5141 . . ... , .... . ,., .v- i'.?-;v.--.. -uwws.' j "XWNPS' f I WfT't'rWSWaiiSK'.'.) You Don't Need to Work in a Ship Yard TO HELP BUILD iiw i libit LEXINGTON! FIRST FEDERAL is ready and willing to do whatever is necessary To Help Win This War! . , The boys on the Lexington gave , . . their share Uncle Sam Only Asks You to Lend Yours ! Meet Us Tonight at the Courthouse And you can not only help build another Lexington but you can pay tribute to those boys who were un der fire on the U. S. S. Lexington Buying a United States Wi i Bring your checkbook "Action Speaks Louder Than Words!" savi::cs c igi:i nsy'n. -a klamath mis . t jj.
