Jnnunry 27, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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LOVELY EMBROIDERED
RELIGIOUS PANEL '
Booki Mining Threo motor
ist roportocl tho loon o( their
fui rationing books to city police
Wednesday; Robert' lllmul
wrlnlit, 2440 Reclamation uvo
mio, mild his "A" curd win iiiIhn
ln. Tho curd was Issued to a
1037 Plymouth cou)o, Oregon II
consa No. 31)4-220. Wultor Robl
ioii, Morrill, lost 111 "C" rum
book near lliilli!r Miirnito Tuus
dny, tho curd Issued to a 104U
Chovrolot sodun, Oronon No.
OH-778. An "A" curd owned by
MikIko Kookon, 2010 Wordon
itroot, In mlnsInK, pollco were
advised. The enrd carried Ore
Kiin IIcoiiho 3112-040, lUIIB Ply
mouth sedan.
Rotary Program Churlca A.
Homloriion, Klnmiith county iik
rlculturul nKcnt, will bn tho
prlnclpnl spoultor at tho Friday
noon luncheon of Hotnry club In
tho Wlllnrd hotel. Henderson
will discuss Klnmuth'i farm pro
duce quota and tho "Food for
Freedom" proKruin. E, A. Ccnry
Will bo tho chairman, At thin
meeting mvmberit will Inwo the
opportunity to bid for "Ciiptnlii
Jack," tho club'i rooitor who
ho brought mimy thousands of
dollnri In Rotary' Jnnunry bond
iil.o cnmptilgn.
Recolvei Promotion Friends
hcra will bo Intoruslcd to lunrn
that Mary Walker, who hui been
with tho Mcdford green stamp
office of tho Sperry and Hutch
inson company, lum been pro
moted to the Portland offico
and loft tho valley last week to
tako up her new dutici. Mini
Walker ha been with this com
puny for tho past IS years, and
had charge of tho first green
lump department o p o n o d in
this city.
Receives Cap Jnno Sanders,
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth San
ders, was among 20 student
nurses who received their cops
at a ceremony hold at Cood
Samaritan hospital In Portland
last Friday ovenlng. Mrs. Ida
Crimes, June's aunt, returned
tho first of tho week from Port
land where she attended tho
ceremony at tho hospital and
lso visited with her sister, Mrs,
Sanders.
Receives Greetings B. S.
Crigsby, one of Klamath's beat
known pioneer residents, was
receiving greetings on Tuesday
from members ot his family
nd many long-tlmo friends on
tho occasion of his 80th birth
day, Ho wns also guest of honor
at a birthday dinner given at
tho homo of his daughter, Mrs.
Henry Crimes, on Eldorado avo
nue, Death Learned Mrs. Sura
Robbins Brown passed awuy in
San Francisco on January 20, It
has boon learned hero. Mrs.
Brown mado her homo in Klam
ath Falls until a few years ago,
and was a member of tho Royal
Neighbors of America, Klamath
Falls. Bosldcs her husband, she
Is survived by a daughtor, Inoz
Hassott of Sun Francisco.
Name Omlttod Tho namo of
Martin Dingier of Tulelake was
omitted from tho list of sur
vivors of Fred Dingier of Hon
ley, who died Snturdoy, January
23, In San Francisco. Seven
children survive. Services will
bo hold Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock from Ward's with in
terment in Llnkvlllo cemetery.
Visitor Here PFC Harold
Shelley of tho Manzanar re-location
center in California is spend-,
Ing a portion of his furlough with
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Epperson of
130 North First street.
Walker New Democratic Chairman
is
I ,
' Retiring' Chairman Edward J, Flynn (right), clasped the hand
of Postmaster General Frank C. Walker as he welcomed him to
the rostrum at Chicago after Walker's oloctlon as chairman of
the democratic national commlttoe.
Meots Husband Mrs. Robort
Monett has loft for Superior,
Wl In mi'i't heir husband. Cor
poral Monolt, who Is spending a
furlough thero witn his mower,
Mrs, Monutt (Elsie Boldlschar)
plana to return In about two
weeks to Klamath Falls, whora
she Is residing with her mother
at 1420 Lookout. Corporal Men
ott Is stationed at Camp Buck
mnn, N. C.
Shrine Party . Plans hove
boon completed for tho Shrine
club dancing party and buffot
supper to bo glvon Saturday,
January 30, in tho Wlllord hotel.
Cocktail hour is from 0 to 10
p. m. with dunclng to follow
and tho supper at midnight, C.
S. Elliot is chairman of tho af
fair with Walter Wiosendangor
as supper chairman..
On Buying Trip June Gnrce
lon left curly this week by train
for San Francisco and Los Ange
les, whero sho will attend mar
ket week and spring housewares
shows.
Police Court Only ono traf
fic ticket was paid at tho desk
sergeant's window Wednesday.
Four drunks and ono drunk and
disorderly appeared in police
court.
In California Mrs, E. Dletsche
Is 111 in Sun Francl-co. Dr.
Dletscho visited her thoro this
week.
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective June 16. 1942)
Train 18 Southbound! 8tlS p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 10 . m.
Train 17 Southbound! 6:30 a. m.
Train 18 Northboundi 9 p. m.
p. ro, Evening Airmail.
Medford Stage, Westbound, 3i30
Friendship Club The meet
ing of the Friendship club post
poned from last week will be
held Friday at tho homo of
Idollno Schupp, 830 North Tenth
stroct, with Bertha Hewitt as
sisting hostess. , Dessert will be
served at 1:30 p. m.
Nuries to Meet All officers
and board members of tho Ore
gon Stnlo Nurses association.
District No, 8, arc asked to meet
Friday at 8 p. m. at tho homo
of Mrs. Earl Houvol, 2204 Eber-
loln avenue.
Circlet to Meet The circles
of tho First Methodist church
will meet Thursday at 10:30
a. m. in tho church parlors for
reorganization and olocllon of of
ficers. Members are asked to
bring a paper sack lunch and cof
fee in thermos bottles. At 1:30
p. m. the WSCS will hold a
regular business meeting and In
stallation scrvlco with tho Rev.
Victor Phillips In charge. Mrs.
J. K. Reno is program chairman
and Mrs. T. B. Powers will have
churgo of tho afternoon music.
A good attendance is desired.
To Sew Ladies of the Im-
manucl Baptist church will meet
at the homo of Mrs. S. D. Ear-
hart, 011 Eldorado, Thursday,
January 28 at 10 a. m for Red
Cross sewing. They are request
ed to bring paper Back lunches,
VITAL STATISTICS
CUNNINGHAM Born ot
Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls,
Ore., January 20, 1043, to Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Cunningham,
Merrill, Ore., a girl. Weight: 8
pounds 14 ounces. ,
Intonation
Jfel -Hwdies coats , - ilSllla ;
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;vYy Jf ' f ie3 ' Flonnel Shirts P feia:it;ia I
by Alice Brooks
Inspiring beauty In a religious
panel to "paint" with your em
broidery needle. It's tho "Sacred
Heart of Mary," and it is a com
panion panel to the "Sacred
Heart of Jesus," Pattern 7181,
shown recently. Pattern 7475
contains a transfer pattern of a
panel 101 x 14 Inches; illustra
tion of stitches; materials need
ed; color chart,
To obtain this pattern send 11
cents In coin to The Herald and
News, Household Arts Dept.,
Klamath Falls. Do not send this
picture, but keep It and the num
ber for reference. Bo suro to
wrap coin securely, as a looso
coin often slips out of tho envel
ope. Requests for patterns
should read, "Send pattern No.
, to followed by
your name and address.
Damages for personal Injuries
amounting to $1250 were award
ed Mrs. Cornelia Eaton by a cir
cuit court Jury late Tuesday.
The suit aroso from an auto
mobile accident which occurred
in June at tho intersection of tho
Merrlll-Malln and Lava Beds
highways. Defendants were Mrs.
Anna Dryer, sister of the plain'
tiff, John Kirby Jr., and Colunv
bla Utilities.
Attorneys for the plaintiff
were Napier, Morryman and Bal
entlne.
Dairy
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blom
and Harry Brown arrived here
Thursday from Portland to at
tond the funeral of their brother,
Staff Sergeant Dnlo V. Brown,
which was held Friday after
noon. They, spent the weekend
with their parents and brother,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brown and
Richard.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb re
turned to their home in Pondosa,
California on Monday, January
23, after spending the past week
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Schmoe and family.
Many local residents have
been suffering from flue and
severe colds.
Courthouse Records
WEDNESDAY
Complaints Filed
Dunham, Carrlgan and Hay
don company versus Fred S,
Jones, and Jones Manufacturing
company. Suit to collect $344.13,
interest and costs.
SURPRISEI
LOS ANGELES, (P) Mrs.
Karl Nechols sat down with a
surprised thump on a stool at
her cash register, because the
stranger blurted:
"This is a holdup!"
He took from the cash register
the $41 she'd started to count.
After he left Mrs. Nechols took
from atop , the stool the $200
she'd finished counting.
You Women Who Suffer From
HOT FLASHES
CHILLY FEELINGS
If you like so many women betweon
the ages ot 88 and 83 suller from
hot flashes, woak, dlezy, nervous feel
ings, distress of "Irregularities", are
blue at times duo to the functional
middle ago period In h woman's life
try. taking Lydla B, Plnkham's Vege
table Compound ot once. It's tho brat
known medicine you can buy that's
made especially or women.
: Plnkham's Compound Is famous to
relieve suoh dlstroBi. Taken regularly
it helps build up resistance against
such annoying symptoms. It also Is a
fine stomaohlo tonto.
Thousands upon thousands of
womon rich and poor alike have
roportod benefits. Time and again
Lydla Plnkham's Compound has
proved some women's happlosb days
often can bo during their "40's".
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