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Jim 27, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE 6 III! I I lillllllil liii llii iil'.illl llllliiiliiiliill illliiilll ll ililil! ' Returns Horo Mm. Miner Ware him returned recently (rum trip whlcli tuok her to Chicago, Detroit Mini oilier points In Michigan. Mm. Wore accompan ied lutr ninther to Hcottsvllla, Mlclf.. whom thn uUlm-ly woman 'will miiko ln'i' liomi) wllli twu diii. It In liopi'd lliu cluinga it climate will Improve her health. Mm, Wmo ruturnud wast by wny of Kl i'linu, Tux., where tho visit M her brother for suvuial days. Sim report lunch ilefeiuie ncllv Ity niilcd throughout lliu country. ! Plan Trip Mr. mitt Mm. Will Irr A. Palmer of North Third tract will Iruvit Miiiulny by train (or Denver, Colo., whero thoy will ho Joined by their ttuughtor mill (iimlly, Miijor ami Mm. Julin K. Utirita unci young nn, John Michael. They will o by motor to Lubbock, lex., whore MuJ, Hiirnit In In cliurga of th ulr basil liOHpltnl. Mm. Burns In tho former Navu Palmer ( thin city. Vlilt Horo Mr, mill Mm, Kiirl Blrchord mid daughters, Kern mid llnzul, of llend tiro visiting In Klnmiith Falls durlnu (ho VFW encampment. They nro guests of Mm. Itlrchnrd'i ulster, Mr. John Charles of Worilen trcol, Mm. lllrehurd Is post president of Iho llend VKW auxiliary. . Roturiu From East Mm. Kmll Albroc-ht hns returned to her homo hero from Minnesota, whom she wns culled severnl weeks ugo by tho death of two of her sisters nnd her brother- n-hiw. . Here From Velloy Julia Hall, former resident of this elty, Is visiting hero with Molly Stewart .nil other (rlends from her home In Grants Puss, where she lias resided for tho past several years. Ooos 8oulh Louise' Howie, graduate of Klamath Union high school with tha class of 1IM2, left Frlduy morning (or Berkeley, whore she will enroll nl Arm strongs business college. Returns Homo Mrs. Jerry Groves of Disbco street, hns re turned homo from Portland where sho visited her son Dale and his family. Dead at tho Plow i Yes Dead, and yet ho fol klaws on and puts In tho crop. ynd in the city you sea dead men at work In the stores, of' flees and mills. Of tha young folks who press Into tho schools and colleges, a vast number nro likewise dead, So they are In tho eyes of Cod, their Mnkor. ; Back In tho Garden of Eden, God warned our first parent ADAM, not to cot of tha for bidden fruit: "Yo shall not cat of It, neither shall ye touch It lest ye die," But ADAM went ahead. Of that awful hour we rend: "For as by ona man ADAM sin entered Into the world and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for .that nil have sinned." Romans 8:12. From that day, In tho eyes of flod. . ADAM counted bul as a ?lcad man. With his hack to his Makor and facing the wrong Iwny, living to please self and I not God, he ranked as dend to the Lord. All of us share In tho ' I fall. In ADAM nil dlo. ' And yet God loves us nnd .seeks to win us bock, or oin, he sent his prophets nnd holy men to wnrn ogalnst sin. Thoy i cried Slon-Look-Llsten. Then iln tho fullness of time, ho sent ihls only begotten Son to seek land to snvo that which was lost "I am coma that-they might havo It more abundant ly," was Christ's message. Of those In tho old city of F.phesus who received Christ Into tholr i hearts, we rend -"You hath Ho aulckencd MADE alive iwho woro dead In trespasses land sins." But nolo tho words . ; that follow. They gnvo n bird's Ssvr, vlnw nf th hiss hero on QSnrth. Tho passage shows the ; proud nnd self righteous, along I with tho human scum, nil In !lockstep nnd marching townrd jthe pit. We add thnt of such, 'many prnlso Christ as a mnn but sneer nt His being tho cter- 'nal God, conie to dlo for mnn's :lns. Rend It. F,pheslnns 2:1-3 Christ stnnds nt tho door nnd knocks. ONE Turn ngnlnst your pnst record ns a lnw break ; er. The Blblo snys thnt you sot aside God's will to go your own way and servo your own lusts TWO Turn ngnlnst your old rebel self that the Book nnmes you to be. THBF.E Turn to God nnd tnko . forgiveness on tho ground thnt Christ pnld the rielit-t-Chrlsl died for our sins. .FOUR Search tho Bible; lenrn Who mnrchlng orders nnd what Ox required of tho Twlca-Born. Press forwnrd In prnyor. Look 'nwny from self nnd to Christ .only for VICTORY nil tho way i nil ho dny. ' GEO. N. TAYLOR, i . : , , . Clovorriale, Ora . L Thin" space i'pnld for "by nn ' Oregon businessman. mmmm mil hi! hil I i! li ! Quoit Horo Lli'iit. Frederick I). lihlors, stationed at tho lro hlil In, In a guest nl thn homo of Mr. mill Mm. Alfred O, Col Hit of Luroy street, Limit, Ehlors wild sent to Klnmiith l'n 1 1 In con nection with thn showing of tho picture, 'Tho Unoxploded lloinl)," Hlmwn to nil civilian de fense worker In Khimuth Fnl In ut tho Vox theatre Friday nlithl. Lieut. Khlors will bo hero until Siindny evening. Attending School Mary Mo Comb, county librarian, is spend ing tho summer in Denver, Colo., whom shu hus enrolled In tho six weeks' course nt Iho Uni versity of Colorado library school. During Miss MeConib's absence, I'hllllp It. Illodgett Is In charge. of tho county library, To Eugono Mrs. Genuvlovo Turnlpsccd, deun of women at tho University of Oregon, and Mrs. A. F. llolmer of Eugena, ntii to president of tho United Council of Church Women, re turned to tholr homes Friday night lifter attending a meeting of women in tho Methodist church. Enlist Among (ha recent en liniments published by the Port land office of tho United States navy were names of four Klnm nth men, Alfred 1). LnUargc itayiniind F. Wniis, Raymond W. Hampton, and Charles G. Haul win, On Trip Mm. C. E. Dennis and Mrs. Oscar Peyton are en joying u motor trip which will take them to Los Angeles, where Mrs. Dennis will attend a three day meeting of lied Cross pro. ductlon chairmen. She is the loeul chapter production head, On Vacation Elizabeth Bak er, cxecutlvo secretary of tho Klamath chapter of tho Amer ican lied Cross, Is expected to return Monday from a fortnight's vacation which she spent in Sun Frnnclsco. From Dallas Among tho delegates to tho Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary conven tion hero Is Mrs. Harold Dewey Peterson of Dallas, tormor presi dent of the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs Mrs. Peter son vlsiled horo frequently dur ing her term of office. Ml iiliSiiiiii our "i;1! iiil.i::,1,":il'W;il!i MAIL CLOSING TIME (Efloctlve June 16, 1942) Train 17 Southbound! 8:30 a. m. Train 20 Northboundi 10 a. m. Train 19 Southboundi Bill p.,m, Train 16 Northboundi 9 p. m. Thota Rho to Meet All Thota Rho girls of Court 8 are asked to meet at the IOOF hall Tues day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to plan their part in tho July Fourth parndo. Members imablo to at tend tho mooting nro asked to call Mrs, Blanas at 31S7. Dance The Eagles auxiliary and drum carps will sponsor a public dance Saturday night In the KC hall. Another Dividend Check will very shortly be mailed to over 2500 First Federal Savers! Steady growth I proof of the con fidence placed In "touthorn Oregon's largoit institution of itt kind!" ' N sAvaiiBS s m NEWS OF THE THEATRES ', i ' ' "A " iJ...i'.!Cl;?-'::.)'; f.'Vvw' v i W-p i1 ' A Robert Cummlnqi and Prltcllla Lano In Alfrod Hitchcock's "Sabotour," a picture revealing the American peoplel Opening at the V ll r9. f ' t ""t ?., -Hlir '.' '"A 'f . evn. t V . ' Errol Flynn and Olivia DoHavllnnd In the heroic saga of "Custer's Last Stand" "Thoy Died With Tholr Boots On." open ing at tho Pino Tree Sunday. fJsx it ' ,1 V ... ..... .( ;''Vf i l - i Jr 1 f .1 i f. "To Bo Or Not To Be," Carole Lombard's last picture. An exciting romantic comody keyed to an ever-mounting tempo of utponse. Jack Benny at his bast In a surprisingly different comic role. Here Is a Lubltsch picture. Opens at Esquire tonight at midnight. Pay Boost Story Applies to KUHS Recent Information In a news story about $200 salary Increases for tenchers next yenr did not np ply to grade school tenchers, It wns pointed out Snturdny. The Information concerned Klnmnth Union high school tenchers. Exact amount of increases to assu klmot falls X ' J most dangorous menace to tho Pelican Sunday. f "V - kn .r.i (ujotk'. nj.. i l i T '"nth .J. -If.' . 'j' . 4 3- iv' M V - 1 bo given grade school teachers has not been announced by the school board. LARGE ROOM Suitable for office. Underwood Bldg. Corner 7th and Main Inquire Room 211 Undorwood Bldg. 1 f? jy .'.j -'U tt. - - i-e-nfc: v cia rtr-A v ALLOTS TIHES, TUBESJUTOS 1i,s fc!!o'.v!r" Klsmsth c?untu cliglblcs were alloted tires, tubes, recaps and automobiles at the June 22 meeting of the ra tion board: George W. McAnulty, 4 tires and 4 tubes, livestock dealer. Noah Zochrlah Manns, 2 tires and 2 tubes, airport construction. Lnngcll Valley Dairy associa tion, 1 tire and 1 tube, whole sale milk. Ivory Pino comnany. 2 tires. 4 tubes, jogging. Roy A. Glenn. 2 tires, com. miinlcation facilities. Lemm Lumber company, 1 tire, lumbering. J. L. Jacob, 2 tires. 2 tubes. farm use. Joe Meeker, 1 lube, farm Im plement. Roy Chastain, 1 tire, logging. Updegravo Trucking, com pany, 7 tires, 1 tube, logging. J. M. Baker, 2 tires, building materials. R. M. Taylor, 4 tires nnd 4 tubes, airport construction. Jack Livingston, 1 tube, serv ice and maintenance. Albert Shannon, 2 tubes, trans portation to war Industry. JaCfv vailACll, 1 tube, 'oi ill U SO . Forrest C. Losce, 1 tire, 1 tube, juvenile officer. Crane mill, 1 tire, 1 tube, lum ber industry. Elmer Henry Kindcrdick, 2 tires, 2 tubes, rural mail carrier. Carl V. Rcichman, M. D., 2 tires, 2 tubes, physician. Edward A. Mordhorst, 2 ob solete tires, 2 tubes, tending sheep. Robert F. Brown, 2 obsolete tires, 2 tubes, transportation fa cilities. Robert S. Olson, 1 tire re capped, 1 tube, transportation facilities. . - Normon Skolton, 1 recap, ' 1 tube, farm use. " Farris Erwln Foster, 2 recaps, Think things THROUGH on buying a new car! If you are Eligible under Newly Liberalized Rules it's Smart to BUY NOW! And here's why! The Government wants us all to save gasoline. The Government wants us to save rubber. The Government also wants to make most efficient use of transportation facilities now available including cars now built and ready for sale. You do not help the country by continuing to "get along" on a car no longer fully efficient, safe or dependably able to serve you in any necessary use. If you can qualify under latest rationing rules, you are recog nized as an essential driver, i '' As such, you are not only entitled to your share of available gasoline and rubber, but are in reality expected to make the best use of them. Your Buick dealer can show you that you can more efficiently do this in a brand-new, gas-thrifty, solidly dependable new 1942 Buick than in an older car which may have seen better days. So before jumping at conclusions, get the whole story on new-car buying. Drop in on your Buick dealer for full details. He is at your service any time. If you're eligible to buy" BsSi 2 tubes, transportation to war industry. lone Hull, 3 recaps, S tubes, farm use. Albert O. Bates, 4 recaps, transportation facilities. Jack S. Hcrwick, 3 recaps, transportation facilities. Don Helmlck, 2 recaps, trans portation to war industry. Earl V. Allen, 2 recaps, trans portation to war Industry. Mclvin Wlllard McCollum, 2 recaps, farm use, and transporta tion to lumber Industry. Marion H. routz, 2 recaps, transportation to war industry. Kcstcrson Lumber company, 2 krecaps, lumbering. Russell Forty, 2 recaps, trans portation to airport construction. Vernon Partln, 4 recaps, log ging. Ivory Pine company, 4 recaps, lumbering. John O'Niel, 2 recaps, farm use. E. C. Atkins and company, 1 recap, sales and service to war industries. George W. Flury, 4 recaps, public police services. Second Lt. F. C. Klrkpatrick, U. S. MC. R., 3 recaps, 1 tube, official business. C. A. Dunn, 1 recap, contrac tor. Edward R. Cole, 2 recaps, log ging. Great Northern Railway com pany, .2 recaps, emergency rail way repairs and service. Charles G. Whltmore, 2 re- cops, farm use. Lloyd J. Martin, 2 recaps, farm use. Deschutes Lumber company. 1 recap, lumbering. Anton Suty, 2 recaps, 2 tubes, farm use. E. R. Long, 2 recaps, farm use. M. J. Ortis, 2 recaps, logging. Dean O. Miller, 6 recaps, transportation of fuel. - Bly Water company, 4 recaps, maintenance of public utility. Orval DeVaul, 3 recaps, 2 tubes, farm use. Crane mill, 1 recap, lumber ing. Paul Stanley Sterling, Moth er's Cake and Cookie company. 2 recaps, wholesale delivery. , C. G. Reymers, 5 recaps, com mon carrier. Martin Lotches, 2 recaps, farm use. , Carl E. Yancey, 1 car, trans portation to war industry. Raymond Billings, 1 automo- 18 M, Si HAy 1330 MAIN ST. .,...,..1BELPU1ICLUB ADOPTS A PILOT - f "it 1 4 i ? Charles Felsenthal bile, transportation to defense construction. .' P. J. Lesmcistcr, 1 automobile, transportation and communica tion facilities. Don W. Hitchcock, 1 automo bile, transportation to defense construction. D. H. McNaughton, 1 automo bile, transportation to defense construction. Ernest Joe Vaite, 1 automo bile, transportation to main tenance work. Junius A. Roberts, 1 automo bile, . transportation to defense construction. " Marvin Say, 1 automobile, transportation to war industry. Vera Mallery, 1 automobile, transportation to war industry. Long Bell Lumber company, 1 automobile, lumber manufactur ing. When in Mediord Stay at ; HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joa and Anne Earley Proprietors aeon bo at the ' ' cok THMIAiujH,.-. ' wr-iW r A The Klamath Falls Model Airplane club has adopted a pilot in the "Adopt a Pilot" program of the army air corps, It was revealed this week. ' Sr. L..M. Burke, past presi dent of the club, said the entire treasury hud been dpnatcd to tha Pilot foundation In Fillmore, Calif., an organization set up to remedy minor physical defects which bar entrance of many young men Into the air corps. - He said that Charles Felsen thal, 21, of Fillmore, had been designated as the Klamath club's "adopted" son. Although $100 Is the foundation's figure for each pilot, Burke said the club's $70 had been- accepted and tho pilot assigned. .- , Help Win the War Witrt a Fly Swatter ;f Slap a Jap with a rubber fly swatter. - You - can use news papers (even this one) on. tha flies. , And you'll see by. tha date on this paper that only three days are left to register your fly-swatter entry in the rubber salvage campaign. ... Demonstration Beginning a series of meetings, Home Demon stration Agent Winifred K..GU len will present a demonstration of iioiTie canning of fruits and vegetables next Tuesday at tha Altamont elementary school, be ginning at 1:15 p. m. The -meeting is open to the public. Friendly Helpfulness . . To Every Creed and Pursa - , Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ward, . Owners . . Wlllard Ward, Mgr.. ',. 925 High Phone 3334 t you i PhyiWon, n it win you PeMe kM. ... . Met orfc you .. taxi- . H sl- ( it 1 IS
