Herald and news., June 23, 1942, Page 5, Image 5

Juno 23, 1042
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Entertained Her.--. Mrs.
lCllrnn RelnkliiR la vlnltlim In
lliu city with frlmitla for several
duya (rum lirr liutno In Moclford,
and on Tui'udny ovcnlnii will bo
uuust at tho homo of Mra. Hurt
Cull Thomas. All mmnliors of
th WiiUira Iciikuo nro Invited to"
cull lit U o'clock nt linr homo on
Pacific Terrace to moot Mil.
IttilnklliK, who luis hud uumur
out stories piibllnlicd.
In Cleveland Mra. Stephen
Hiibo, president of the Klumiith
Falls Soroplmnlst club, U ut-
tundlnil tho federation convert-
tlmi In Cleveland, O., ull thin
week. En routu to Clnvuluwl
Mra. Snbo vlallud In Missoula,
Mont., vnd attended the Inslnllii
Hon of H now HoroptumlBt club
there
In Portland Annla 8truthra,
a lillo houllh nursu mid employ
by tho Klamath County
Health department, resumed her
poiltlon Monday utter an ub
nenco of three weeks spent In
Portland. While north Mla
St minors auhmlttod to a thy
roldectomy. In Blom Frod Peterson,
Klamath county achool superin
tendent, led Saturday, accom
panied by Mra, Peterson, tn at
tend tha county achool supcrin-
tendnnta convention In Salem
thli week.
On Vacation Mra. Lydla
Frlcko Howard, public health
nurso with the Kluiniith County
Health department, la enjoylnii
a vacation from her dutlci. Part
of her holldnya oho pluna to
spend In California.
Vlurn to Klamath Gary
Cozad, con.iUiblo of the Llnkvllle
dlatrlct, returned to tho city
Monday evonlnu after a vlalt of
several daya In tho John Day
country with hla brother, sister
and other relative.
From Bray Mra. Norman
Neraeth and her mother, Mra.
Ray Harifla of Dray, spent Mon
day In Klamath Kalla visiting at
the home of Dr. and Mra. Marvin
Neraeth. 2030 Del Moro alrect.
Theft Reported E. E. Smith
of tho Dig Baaln Lumber com
pnny reported to city police the
theft of hla rear license plato.
VITAL STATISTICS
HOCKETT Born at Klam
atlt Vullcy hoapltal, Klamath
11a, Ore., June 22, 1942, to
and Mra. Ray V, llockelt,
41 U Miller avenuo, a boy.
Weight: 8 pounds 0 ounces.
PLEDGER Born at Hill
aldo hoapltal, Klamath Falla,
Oro., Juno 22, 1042, to Mr. and
Mra. John Pledger, route 3 box
274, city, a girl. Weight: 6
pounds 0 ounces.
CARD Born at Hillside
hoapltal, Klamath Knllj, Ore.,
Juno 23, 1D42, to Mr, and Mra.
B. V. Cord, routo 3 box 042,
city, a girl. Weight: 6 pounda S
ouncea.
GIBSON Bom at Hillside
hoapltal, Klamath Folia, Ore.,
Juno 22, 1042, to Mr. and Mra.
Carl Gibson, Bonanza, Ore., a
girl. Weight: 6 pounda 10
ounces.
NIRES Born nt Llghtfoot
bupltnl, KInmath Falla, Ore,
Ule 23, 1042, to Mr. and Mra.
Nick Morrlon Nlrea, Froicr
Court apartments, No. , 2, city,
girl. Wolght 7 pounda.
KINKAID Born nt Hillside
hospital, KInmath Falls, Oro.,
Juno 22, 1942, to Mr, nnd Mrs.
Arthur Klnkald, 1032 Summers
lano, a boy, Wolght: 7 pounds
4 ouncea.
4FOOTED BCRAP
4 REDMOND, Oro. -J (KP)
Control Oregon's acrnp rubber
drive litis yielded 230,000 pounda
of rubbor and aevoral chip
munks. Tho chipmunks had mado
their nost In nn old tiro casing,
and wcron't discovered until tho
service station nttondnnt al
ready hod paid a ponny-a-pound
for them,
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Homekeeper Does These 4 Things
OI. Prvi family rUhti.
t. Faya monthly Inooma (titling
children' trowing yaara.
S. Payi a nimp um ial.
4. Adtli to lootal Security oaymenU
let me txplaln iHtt rvmnrhnhl potlry,
Lynn lloycroft
118 N. 7th Btraat
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MAIL CLOBINO TIME
(Elloctlv. Juna It, 1942)
Train 17 Bouthboundi 0i30 a. m,
Train 20 Northboundi 10 a. m.
Train 19 Bouthboundi 6il6 p. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 9 p. m.
Auxiliary The Cerponters
auxlllury sowing club will mccl
for potluck lunch Wednesday at
10 u. in. lit tho homo of Kowona
Fuglll, 2124 Ogrion street,
P 1 no a h I e Tht Suburban
league auxlllury will hold lta
weekly pinochle party on Thurs
day, Juno 2D, nt The Fountuln on
South Sixth atruot. Members
ond friends nro Invited.
BIWer Tea There will ba an
Interdenominational silver tea
huld In the First Methodist
church parlors Friday, Juna 2(1,
nt 2 o'clock for to purpose of
considering tho organization of
tha United Council of Church
Women. Guest speaker will be
Mra. Genevieve Turnipsevd,
dean of women of tho Univer
sity of Oregon. Mrs. A. F. Hoi
inor of Eugene, state president
of tho United Council of Church
Women, will nlo be present. All
women nnd pastors of tho city
churches nro cordially Invited to
attend.
Food Bala Juvenile club of
tho Degroo of Honor lodgo will
hold a cooked food solo Satur
day nt Carter's Fine Foods, Sev
enth and Pino streets. Tho anlo
will start at 10 a. m. Anyono
wishing to donate food should
call BOBS, or bring It to the
store after 9 a. m.
Prosperity Rabakah Lodge A
specially called meeting will be
held Wednesday at 8 p. m. to
Initiate candidates and hold ex
amination of elective officers.
Meeting Tha auxiliary of
tho Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers will meet Thursday at
12:30 p. m. nt tho Elk hotel.
Past Matrons to Meat Tha
first half of tho membership of
the Tnst Matrons club, In alpha
betical order, will prcsldo as
hostesses at a mooting of tho
Past 'Matrons club on Friday
afternoon, June 20, nt tho Ma
sonic temple. There will bo a
1 o'clock potluck luncheon fol
lowed by entertainment.
Mast Slatad Tha Woman's
Society of Christian Service of
tho First Methodist church will
meet Thursday, June 23, In tha
church parlors. Tho study class,
to meot at 10:30 a. m. will be
under the direction of Mrs.
Paul Edwards. There will bo a
paper sack lunch at 12 o'clock
noon. An oxocutlvo committee
meeting Is scheduled for 1:30
p. m. Tho program will bo di
rected by Mrs. T. B. Powers and
tho lesson by Mra. E. M. Chll
cote. Picture A moving picture
of Swodon, 1600 fect of techni
color film, will bo shown at the
First Covenant church Tuesday
at 8:30 p, m. The church is
loented nt 823 Walnut nvonuo.
Thoso pictures show Swodcn's
industries as well ns tho coun
try during summer and winter
seasons. In order to seo the
picture to tha best advantage
the timo Is set for 8:30 p. m.,
the Rev. Gottfred Anderson stat
ed. There Is no admission
charge and the public la invited.
Tho Russlnn tactics are costing
nn enormous amount of blood,
but RuksIb has moro blood than
Germany. Charles A, Wells,
world trnvolcr.
-ft In keeping with
tha traditions ol South.rn
Calllomla.th.BIlTKOM H0TC1
...lara.at and linaat
V In Western America,
invltea you to enoy
Its gay, Icntlv., .glam
orous atmospb.ra to
tha lullaat
Din. and danc. In the World
Famoua 'Supper Club of tht
5tara'...Th IIITN01I BOWL
Lunch aon In Th. (S a
mor. 'Night Club
In tha Allarneori
Visit the beauttlul
Blltmor. COFFEE SHOP
,..lh. world's largest, most
modernly aqulpp.d.
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