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October 1, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN t 0 0 At Ashland Ilolun Ilmtellffo, dmiulilur of Mr. and Mrs, It, Heher Hudcllffo and a Kiucluutu of Klumiitli Union IiIkM school, class of 11)42, lias enrolled tit boiitlitti'n Oregon CuIIiiko of Edu cation wlioro nlm will innjor In prlmnry and klmlurunrtmi work. Minn Iladcllffu wm accompanied to the vnllny by her pnrnntH. Second Lieut. Thomas Ituddlffo linn advised his pnioiitn ho ex pect to 1)0 transferred nontli from tho 1'rr.iitllo within a short time lis has boon stationed In flim Francisco for tho punt nov um! weeks. Mil. Hadcllffn In with her parent, Dr. and Mm. II. W. Stcclhnmmcr of l'ortliind. 0 Watting Orders Don Tabor, on of Mr. and Mr, Roy Tuber of tli In city, lit now employed with tho l.miullnll lnniber com puny at Weed, Oil If., whilo watting for orders to report Willi tho United Stales nlr corn lit Santa Ana, C'nllf. Don panned hln exams 111 February wbllo at tending UCLA at Los Annates Also In hln claim and poknIiik exams wai Tim McCoy, son of Jack Holt of movlo famo and former Klamath buckaroo. Daughter Born A dauKhter, their first child, wan born to Llout. and Mrs. Waller Jendrze Jewskl of B14 Walnut avenue, at Hillside hoapltal, September 30. Tho Infant" wolKhed 7 pounds. Lieut. Jendrzcjcwskl, former as sistant Klamath county aKrlcul tural auent, is now on duty with tho armed forces somewhora In tho Pacific. Mrs. Jendrzejewakl Is tho former Geneva Lyman of this city. From Hunting Dr. and Mrs. Albert 0. Itocnlckc, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pickering of Miirys vlllo, Calif,, and Mr. and Mrs. Chaunccy Colo of Portland, re turned this week from a deer hunting trip, which they en joyed In the Medicine lake coun try Th Plrkerlnss. formerly of this city, returned south Tues day night and tho Coles left Monday for their homo. To Ban Francisco Mrs. Lud- yIb Peterson of Prlnevllle, for merly of this city, left Tuesday for San Francisco to spend a short tlmo. She will bo Joined there by Mrs. C. J. Dugnn of Bend. While hero Mrs. Peterson was tho guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lane Warren of California avenuo. To Gradual Cadet Joseph F. Hlllls of this city, formerly of Medford, will ba graduated and receive his commission as a second lieutenant at Ed kc wood Arsenal, Md., on October 3, ac cording to word received Irom there. Me was chosen from the ranks for his training because of excellence In military record education and character. In School Mrs. Herbert Den nla, tho former Deth Cummlng, la now studying at tho Univer sity of Oregon where she Is ma- Jorlng In music and harmony in public schools. She will receive her BA degree In January, ac cording to her mother, Mrs, A. C. Cummings, 1034 Auburn street. Prom Portland Carlton Wiley of Portland Is expected here Thursday evening from tho north to Join Mrs. Wiley and on, Patrick, who have visited the past two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Lucllo Warner. Tho three will return to Port land this weekend, To Seattle Mrs. Harry Faabo and two daughters, Kerstln and Susanna, returned Tuesday eve ning to their home In Seattle after a fortnight's visit In Klnm ath Falls and with Mrs. Fanbo's mother, Mrs, Avis McConnoll, Assisting Mrs. Nolle Knupp has accepted a position as offico girl and receptionist at Hlllsldo hospital. The office was former ly held by Marlon Ilnrty May hew. To More Mr. and Mrs. T. Tt. Thompscn are moving this week end to Lakeshoro drive where tl.ey havo taken lliu Ridden C llastlng'a homo for the winter months. Mm DOES UN AVERAGE ROOM I , At BIG BASIN LUMBER CO. Main and Spring Phono 3144 m MIMCie MIA FINISH ifS? ' 00VEM WAUPAPERI Bll'l1l'wrt' Visitor Expected Mrs. Mel vln Cummings of Portland Is ex pected hero this weekend to visit her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cummings of Auburn street, During tho tlmo Second Limit. Cummings has boon sta tioned at tho Presidio, San Fran clnco, Mrs, Cummings has been with her parents, Major and Mrs. Jiiincn Went, Cummings Is now with tho military pollco at the Presidio and his wlfa will Join him tho first of next week, She is the former Alice West and her wedding was an event of July 24 In Portland. At Fort Bragg Private Arch lo D. Ileckwlth of Kliimnth Falls Is now stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C with the U. S. army ord nance department, according to word received by Mrs. Hock with, lie was shop foreman at Odell Motor company and Joined Cap tain Ralph McCulloch when he enlisted with the army trans port, Deckwllh staled In a re cent letter that nono of tho orig inal company remained as a unit and men primarily stationed at Camp Sutton woro now at vari ous posts, hore and In foreign service. Pledges Tony Molatore Jr., who entered Oregon State col lege at Corvallla this September, has been pledged to Beta Theta PI fraternity. He was employed by tho Southern Pacific before going to school. Mrs. Molatore accompanied her sons, Tony and Leo, north, returning this week. I.co Is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity at tho University of Oregon, Junior student. He was omployed during tho summer months at Van's Camera shop. Domiciled Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Simpson, formerly of Klamath Falls, aro now making their homo at 1044 San Pablo avenue, Fresno, Calif., according to word received hero by friends. Simp son is In the employ of the Ma son Paint company In Fresno where he made his home at one tlmo. Parents of Girl Mr. and Mrs. Lynno II. Thompson of Malln aro parents of a girl, Lynn Shar on, born September 10 at Dr. Harold Comfort's maternity homo In Fortuna, Calif. Mrs. Thompson will return to Malln after a month's visit in Califor nia, From Portland Mrs. Richard Post Is expected here from Port land lato Friday to visit for a week with her mother, Mrs, C. B. Browno of Eldorado street. Mrs. Post was . formerly em ployed as secretary to tho mayor but left her position to Join her husband In Portland. Condition Unchanged The condition of Joo Shirk, well Known Klamath resident, re mained unchanged at Klamath Valley hospital Thursday morn Ing, attendants stated. He spent a fair night" according to re ports. Name Son Robert Parcher Elllngson 3rd Is the namo chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parcher Elllngson of Pino street for their infant son born at Klamath Val ley hospital recently. In South Mrs. Roy Taber Is visiting In Mt. Shasta, Calif., with ncr daughter, Mrs. Joseph DeAvllla, (Edith Taber) . Mrs, Taber Is cashier at the Willard dining room. Joins Nary Frederick Murphy, Lakeview, hai joined tho navy for general service according to CBM C. J. Speak man, navy recruiting officer here. Murphy went through hero this week on his way to Portland. Dorrls Visitor Mrs. Joseph Young of Dorrls was shopping in Klamath Falls Thursday Young, former Dorrls druggist, Is now located at Everett, Wash., with tho United States army as n pharmacist. From Lakeview Circuit Judge and Mrs. Arthur D. Hay of Lakeview were visitors In Klamath Falls on Thursday, guests of their daughter, Mar garet, At Studio Mrs. Dale Alter has returned to Kcnncll-Ellls studio as receptionist, a position sho held for several years. Breaks Leg Mrs. Stanley Slarkcy, 1030 East Lowell street, suffered a painful Injury Friday evening when sho fell and broke Ladies' Specials at Mary's Beauty Shop OIL PERMANENTS $2.50 - $3.50 That Aro Softy and . Curly 432 Main St. Phone 4673 Upstairs Over Balin'i Furniture; Store. 'V ii!.!?a' tA j'w e, ' ' Bii Earl Browdar, general secretary of the communist party, raised his hand to emphasize a point as he addresaod a second front rally in N ew York's Union square. He declared "the forces celling for delay are the forces that work for defeat." her leg Just above the ankle. She Is confined to her home after receiving treatment nt the hospi tal. Returns Home Mrs. William Carvor Ball, who makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. R. Hcbcr Radcliffc of Pacific Torrace, returned Monday night from Boavcrton, Oro., where hc was the guest of her brother, N. B. Whltford. Sho also visited a cousin in McMinnvllle, tho Rov. LcRoy Hall, and her grand daughter, Mary Awdry Rad clllfo of Oregon Stato college Mary Awdry Is working this term In tho seed laboratory of tlte college. In London Mrs. J. Martin Adams of Roseway drive re ceived word this week from Cap tain Adams that he had enjoyed a recent plane trip to London. Capt. Adams said, In his letter, that foodstuffs which Americans "tako for granted" aro practical ly unheard of In England where ho has been stationed for Uie past few months with tho U. S. army medical corps. Returns North Mary Alice Sorruys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Scrruys of tho Merrill highway, is among-the students who havo left for school. Mary Alice is a senior student at St. Helen's hall, Port land, In California Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clorko left this post week end on a motor trip which will tako them Into southern Califor nia. Mrs. Clarke is the former Elaine Baxter and has been em ployed at .Kcnncll-Ellls studio. To LaGrande Mrs. Colon Ebcrhard has returned to her home in La Grando after visit ing here for a week with her daughter's family, Mr. and Mrs. James Busch of North Second street. To Lake Mrs.. Clara Shaw, Mrs. Twyla Ferguson and Mrs. Rose Poole plan to lcavo this weekend for Lake o' tho Woods whore they will spend tho week end at the Poole summer home. Home From North Mrs. Dick Rccder and two sons, David and Stephen, have returned from a 10-day -visit In Colton, Ore., where they were guests at tho home of Mrs. Reodcr's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Frlgaard. - At Whytal's Mrs. J. O. Har ney has accepted a position with the sales personnel at Why tal's. Visitors Mr.' and Mrs, D. A. Ballard of Dorrls were among tho out-of-town visitors in Klam ath Falls on Thursday. Red Cross Moves Red Cross headquarters, formerly located In the armory building, havo been moved to 418 Main street. Back Again at the 8ame Old Standi ANOTHER GOOD TIME Dance Merrill, Saturday. Oct. 3rd Baldy's Band "Just Good Dane. Music" Dancing 10 Till 3 Earl Browder Addresses Second ti Delays Contract Brenda Helior (above), AAU swimming champion, in Port land, Ore., said the proferred a year of college and another summer of competition with the "Cody Kidi" bofore considering a movlo contract. The new offices will be open for business on Friday. At Copco Julia Dcneault has accepted a position as assistant cashier at the California Oregon Power company. She is a grad uate of Sacred Heart academy. Women of Moose The home- making committee of the Wo men of the Moose is to meet Friday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock In tho Moose hall for potluck lunch. All members of the chap ter are invited to attend. Demo Contral Committee The Klamath County Democratic Central committee will meet to- Surprise! Wall Dltnty't Mtriorttlrury ntw fealuri, "Fanttlll(" It tilled with iirprlBr, since II t iniilki my other motion picture ever tViade, "To de ter I he it ( impotilble," wrote the critto tor Eiquirt Maga tin, "you mint tea It." Tit eharantari hart an from tha tnrrletqut ballet which will lorivar maha you allshtly tlppant about tot-rJartclng. -ft ; f i' J..-:. V - If a WALT DISNEY'S "FANTASIA" In Technicolor Op ana SUNDAY t Ihl p tiw '-yw' i,i ajtwewwtwastwewiMay h ; ! . .-rt V i A I Vr iw.i3wrg 1. "A Hi mm 1 Pelican Front Rally , rww m.r FT 7 1 An-. night In the circuit courtroom of the county courthouse at 8 p. m. All arc urged to attend. Wartime business clinics are recommended by the department Of commerce as a device 't bringing together local business people interested in common problems created by the war effort. toe EMPOMnm: In view of rapidly advancing prices type of goods in this sale are becom apain say only buy what you actually and Stamps. When these lots are g 53 All Wool Plaid Shirts Valuet to $5.00 Wool 33 Wool. 67 Cotton I $95 Blue Gray Leather Dress Shoes $$98 $295 New Fall Hats $"66 All ; Leather ' Wallets $4Q0 A THE MP iforiYourii !! I informalio, iii;i!!;;!l!iii'ii.ilii'ii;!'''i4l'!illlPll iW i'ff'l MAIL CLOSINO TIME (Effective June 16. 1942) Train 19 Southboundi 6:15 p. m. Train 20 Northbound: 10 a. m. Train 17 Southboundi 8:30 a. m. Train 16 Northboundi 9 p. m. Public Party The Women of1 the Mooso will sponsor a public , card party Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Moose hall. This is tho second game of a scries, Tho public Is invited. Study Group The study group of tha senior circle, Cuu gregational Community church, will meet Friday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. L, R. Harvey, , 2327 Garden avenue. Mary Eck stein will be in charge and give , a report on missionary work in Latin America as outlined by i Mrs. Paul Edwards, member of : the International Interdenom- i inational Church Women's coun-; ell. - -.. ! Social Club The Eastern ' Star Social club will meet for dessert Ji-nchcon at 1:45 Friday, October 2, at the Masonic hall. There will be a small admission fe. All members, visiting mem bers and friends are invited. Dance The Townsend -club will sponsor an old-time dance on October 2 at the KC. hall at i 9:30 p. m. The public Is invited. There will be a Townsend busi ness meeting at 8 p. m. Altar Society St. Mary's Al tar society of Sacred Heart church will hold its annual ba zaar Saturday, November 14. 5th and FALL AND 1 IMLl Gov't. Reject WOOL tLANKETS 80 Reused Wool 20 Cotton and Rayon Included Are About 100 Double Blankets 5 Wool Limit 2 to a Customer DRESS OXFOUDS Values to $5-00 - Two TrtrtAR .BlarVfi - Tn - w!r2ip2 - Pl!!l TCCS VentUaUi Limit 2 Pair to New Fall Ties 39c Leather. Jackets Aviator Style $185 '''9: The place will be announced later. Mary Martha Circle The Mary Marta circle of the First Presbyterian church will meet Friday, October 2, at two o'clock in the church parlors. Mrs. Make Your 1 1 it Let Us Give An Estimate Reconditioning Now it the time to have your ear reconditioned, while we still have parts available and skilled me- chanics on tho job. Keeping your car in 1-A condn tion will conserve gas, oil, metal and rubber for Uncle Sam's war machine .'. . . and keep you on wheels instead of afoot. Drive your car in for a free estimate. Easy contract terms are available. There it no obligation to find out what can be done. 'Keep 'em rolling" Dick B. Miller Co. Phone 4103 Corner 7th and Klamath Main WINTER this event is doubly important as the ing harder to get every day. But we need and put the rest into War Bonds one we will be unable to replace them. a Customer Heavy Sweat Shirts 98c R. H. Buck will be hostess slsted by Mrs. E. H. Tillman. Initiation The Loyal Ordei of Mooso will have open Initi ation and entertainment Frldnj night at 8 o'clock in the Moose,, hall. -x Car Last on 9? rl Sweaters Value to $3.95 Zipper - Button 2 Tonet Plain $219 Knitted Shirts or Shorts 1 2 Each Snort Shirts Values to $2.95 $169 Sanforised Work Pants sr8 Heavy Casslnierette Sox 19c Pair Sth and Main Tt r .( x it 3?
