Mnrch' 10, 1048
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
On Llit Cicnovn Obrlst,
diiuiililvr (if Mi', mid Mm. A'. It,
Obiisl, 201 U Vino struct, mid u
Kiiiiltlnto of lliu Kluiinitli Union
hlKh achiml, In iikiiIii u mciiiliur
of tho di'iin'a lint, IiiivIiik iniiiii
liilncd n 'II' iivcrmiu for lliu win
litr Uinlii'. Miss Obrlst la en
rolled in tho prlvnlu sucrutnrliil
ririuirtiiHMiL of ArinntroiiM colleuo
In Jlrki'!cy, Shu n I no bus been
very iicllvo In colleen ftiiictliiiis,
To CorvalllsMrs. Wlnnlfrcd
Gilloii, Klumuth county homo
demonstration Dtfont, 111 leuvo
Aridity for Corviillls whero alia
will iitlund u duliydrutlon truln
lull bcIioiiI to 1)0 held ut Orcnon
Sliilo collt'Ko Suturduy. Includ
od In tlio instruction courao la
drylnu of Irulla und vcKetiiulcs
for homo, school hinchoa and
Institutions. Mrs, Glllmi will bo
buck In her offices Monduy.
In BmIUo Mrs. Ted Shoop
returned Tuesday nlKlit from
Scuttle, where alio Iiiin spout tho
punt three, weeks with liiir hus
bund, Int. LI. Tud Shoop, Tho
Kliiiniilli nii.ii Id Klullimcd lit tho
port of cmhiirkiitlnn, Scuttle, und
him bci'n plncod In i'Iiiii'ku of
iniiliitciiiiiico of Hi" port ordi
nance equipment ut now uovorn
inent bulldlnifa under construe-tion.
In Hospital Krlonda will bo
Interested to Iviirn thut llurrlot
IJuliiley, former uniployo of tho
old Amerlcun bunk, now tho
old U. S. Niitlonul, U la KIiik
County lioapltul, Unit No, 2,
Gooruotown, Souttlo. Miaa Qulg
toy la linprovlnK nnd hopca to
leuvo tho hitter purt of tho month
for her brother's homo In tho
east.
On Vacation Tho Itov. Eu
Kcne V. lliiynea und family of
tho Community C'oiiKrcuiillonul
church, nro ex peeled homo Sat
nrdiiy from Muhcullu, Wiish.,
where they have been oir u brief
vncntlon. Itov. Ilnynca rcporta
thut aectlon tho center of tho Pa
cific const oyster furmlnit Indus
try. Ho will bo In hia pulpit
Sunday muriiliiij.
Viaitor Lt, (ag) Jullua Fink,
United Stales navy, vialtcd with
friends hi Klamath Kails Tues
day en routo from Portland to
Phoenix, Ariz. Lt. Kink la well
known hero where ho has visited
since 1028. Ho aerved aa OrcRon
mnnnger for Swott and Craw
ford. Inauriineo firm in Portland,
prior to lila enlistment.
From School Anion; the stu
dents who returned homo from
the University of Orciton Into
Sunday und Monduy were Lucy
nnd Luurn Kimball, Virginia
Howard, Penny Keating, Gordon
LodiiiKhum nnd Koith McGil
vary. Hosomnry Slonn la expect
ed hero Wcdneadny.
Returns- South Mrs. Inn
IJluckmor left Sunday morning
to return to her homo In Loa
Annelea nftor visiting horo with
her Bon and daughter, Frank
Blnckmcr of tho police depart
ment, and Mra. Wlllnrd Bock-man.
CD Meeting Various groups
of the civilian defease corpa are
urged to attend a mooting Friday
nt 7:30 p. in., in tho civilian de
fense headqiiartcra.
Card Party Theta Rho girls
are sponsoring tho aecond of a
aeriea of curd parties Saturday,
March 13, In IOOF hall nt 8 p. m.
Bonda Stolon Prowlora on
tored tho It, 13. Fonlcy roaldcnco,
1317 Aduma atroot, aomotlnio
Monduy und atolo eight $25 Typo
E wur bonda It wua reported to
city police v'flio niimea of It. B.
Fenloy and Lauru Fcnley uppcur
on thu bonds. Fonlcy la employ
od by tho Greut Northern rail
way," Hecolv.s Oidtri- Culvin
I .li mh inn nt Dr. und Mrs. E. D.
ordora Wednoa-
duy morning to report to tho
U. S. army Mr corpa, isun rrun-
clseo, Ho leuvea here Sunduy
night and from Sun Francisco
ulti an to tho Santa Ana air
field for prlmury training.
Ralurna North Mary Alice
Serruys returned to Portland
MmiiiIuv nluht to continuo her
studies ut St. Helen's Hull after
spending aprlng vacutlon Mere
with her purcnta, kit. unu mra.
William Scrruya of tho Merrill
highway.
Red Crosa Sawing The ludica
of the lmmunucl Baptist church
will meet Thuradny at 10 a. m.,
at the homo of Mra. F. E. Ear
hurt. 011 Eldonido, to bow lor
tho Red Crosa. Ench lady la ex
pected to bring a paper sack
lunch.
Expected Home B. E. Hay
den, Bupcrlntciulcnt of the U. S.
bureau of roclumntlon, la expect
ed homo tills weekend from
Fresno, Cnllf., where he hus
spent tho past month attending
meetings of tho Central Valley
project.
Police Court Two drunks
iwn drunk nnd disorderly con
duct cases, four traffic tickcta,
mnrio up tho Wednesday morn
ing pollco court report.
Has Flu Archie Huff, Klam-
..iu b-alU nillrn nfflrer. la con
fined to his home at 2318 Ebor-
loin atrect auffcring from an at
tuck of flu.
OBITUARY
JACK CARSON
Jack Cnrson, a resident of
Klnmnth county for tho last 25
yenra, paused away In this city
Wednesday morning, Mnrch 10,
1043. Tho deceased wns an em
ploye of tho Lamm Lumber com
pany nt Ynmsay, Ore., nnd wns
aged 52 yenrs at the timo of his
passing. Tho remains rest nt
Wnrd'x Klnmnth Funcrnl home,
025 High street, where friends
mny cnll after S p. m. Thursday.
Funcrnl nrrnngemcnts will be
nnnounccd nt a Inter date.
Join This Week
Klamath Falls Community
Concert Association
Presenting
COLUMBIA ALL STAR QUARTET
NINO MARTINI Tenor
IGOR CORIN Baritone
JOSEPHINE TUMINIA Coloratura Soprano
HELEN OLHEIM Mezzo-Soprano
In Program of Arias and Duets
As Well nn Quartets from Your Favorite Operas
and two or three other outstanding
concerts
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
Adults $8
I'lul 10 Tl
No Tickets Sold for Individual Concerts
Students $2
I'llll 10 Tni
HEADQUARTERS
HOTEL WILLARD
For Information Call 6613
Everyone Invited To Join
CAMPAIGN CLOSES SATURDAY
MARCH 13TH at 2 P. M.
Join Now
Corsetiere
f .-gv. I
May Morgan, Stars' nationally
known coraetler, who will con
duct a demonstration here
Thuradny, Friday and Saturday.
Muy Morgan, Scars' nationally
known coraetlcro and stylist, will
conduct a demonstration Thurs
day, Friday and Suturduy at the
local Sours store.
During tho corset demonstra
tion, Miss Morgan will present a
nationally known lino of founda
tion garments designed to help
relievo bodily fatigue and im
prove posture. The lutter Is ex
ceptionally important these days
when women aro doing so much
heavy work In war Industry and
civilian defense, according to
Miss Morgan.
She will be available for prl
vato consultation on figure con
trol problems during her stay
here.
FUNERAL
MARY JANE METLER
Tho funcrnl service for the
late Mary Jane Metier, who
passed away in this city on
March 3, will take placo from
tho chnpcl of Wnrd's Klamath
Funeral home. 025 High street,
on Fridoy afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, with the Rev. L. K.
Johnson of tho Klamath Luther
an church officiating. Commit
ment services and interment will
follow in the Llnkvillo cemetery.
Friends are respectfully invited
to attend.
Bike Gone Jono Corncs, 226
East Main street, reported to city
pollco tho loss of his Western
Flyer bicycle, city license No.
1600.
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Feb. 15, 1943)
Train 19 Southbound) 6 p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m.
Train 17 Southbound) 7 a. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Medford Stage, Westbound, 3:30
p. m., Evening Airmail,
Stagea to Alturaa, Ashland, Lake
view and Rocky Point, 7 a. m.
Ill at Home Mrs. L. J. Brink,
2241 Orchard avenue, has been
III nt her homo for tho pnst ten
days;
Circle 3 Members of Circle
3 of tho Methodist church will
meet Thursday at 1:30 p. m. for
dessert, at the home of Mrs. E. M.
Chllcoto with Mrs. G. A. Thomas
assisting. A business meeting
will follow. Members arc asked
to respond to the roll call with
current events on Latin-Amerl-cun
countries. Mrs. Edwurds
will leud tho lesson, which is also
on Latin-America.
Auxiliary The ladles auxili
ary to the Brotherhood of Rail
road Troinmen will meet Thurs
duy, Mnrch 11, at 8 p. m., in the
KC hall. There will bo enter
tainment and refreshments. Ini
tiation is not scheduled for this
meeting.
Day of Prayer The women
of the First Presbyterian church
arc to observe World Day of
Prayer in the parlors of the
church, Friday, March 12, begin
ning at 10:30 a. m., and continu
ing throughout the day. Mrs.
William C. Hum, spiritual life
chairman of the Women's Mis
sionary society, Is to be in charge
of tho entire progrorn. The day
is divided in 15-mlnuto periods,
led by different women. One
may come or go at any timo with
out disturbing the meeting. Any
one believing in prayer and in
terested in uniting with others,
Is cordially invited to share in
this devotional period.
Eagles Auxiliary A regular
meeting of Eagles uuxiliury will
be held Thursday at 8 p. m., in
tho Eagles hall at Ninth and
Wulnut. Silent Sisters will be
revealed and new names drawn.
Business Mooting Pythian
Sisters of WIncmu temple will
meet for a regular business ses
sion in the club rooms of the
city library, Fifth street and
Klumuth avenue, Friday, March
12, at 7 p, m, Visiting sisters
aro welcome.
Pinochle Party Pythian club
will sponsor a pinochle card
party Friday, March 12, at 8
p. m. in the library club rooms.
The public is invited.
IOOF To Moet Klamath
lodge, No. 137, IOOF, will con
fer tho initiatory and first de
grees on several candidates from
Bonanza, Merrill and Klamath
Fulls. All members are urged to
attend and visiting members are
welcome. Refreshments will be
served.
Prosperity OES Members of
Prosperity chapter, No. 160,
OES, Malin, will meet in the
church Thursday, March 11, at
8 p. m. Obligation night will be
observed with members taking
part in the proficiency test. Mrs.
Vaclav Kalina, worthy matron,
and Joe Halousek, worthy pa
tron, extend en invitation to all
members and visiting members.
Circles To Meet The circles
of the First Methodist church
will meet Thursday, March 11,
as follows: Circle 1 with Mrs.
C. H. Barnstable, 123 High
street, Mrs. Brannon assisting
hostess, dessert at 1:30 p. m.;
Circle 2 with Mrs. A. G. Proc
tor, 635 North Eighth street,
dessert at 1.30 p. m.; Circle 3
with Mrs. E. M. Chllcote, 401
Mesa street, dessert at 1:30
p. m., Mrs. Howry co-hostess;
Circle 4, Mrs. Lambert, 138
South Eldorado street, for des
sert at 1 p. m.; Circle 5 with
Mrs, Cilkison, 3320 Bisbce
street, 10 a, m. There will be a
luncheon served at noon for a
small churgc. Mrs. Miller will
assist Mrs. Gilkison.
Midland Grange Meeting
Midland grange will meet Wed
nesday, March 10, at 8 p. m.
There will be installation of two
officers. Members are urged to
be present.
Card Club Meets The Merry
Mixers will meet Thursday eve
ning, March 11, at 8 p. m. at the
home of Jo Paup, 2441 Garden
avenue.
The Italians went plumb crazy
when the destroyers hit the sub
marine. They went overboard
like flies. We weren't long after
them. American flyer rescued
from Italian submarine captivity.
North Carolina, twelfth state
to join the Union, now is
twelfth in population ranking.
Two-Bits" Frolicksome
Fox Terrier, Falls Again
MEDFORD, March 10 (P)
"Two-Bits," the frolicksome fox
terrier that fell off an 800-foot
cliff six weeks ago has done It
again.
The first time he was chasing
an imaginary squirrel when ho
slipped in the snow and went
over the cliff with a surprised
yelp. His owner, William Zicg
ler, Rogue River national forest
lookout observer, gave him up
for dead. But ten days later hi
found the dog climbing up a
trail. His fall had been cush
ioned In soft snow.
Ziegler reported that "Two
Bits" did the same thing yester
day. But this time Zicglor
doesn't expect the dog to return.
Only a few patches of snow
are on the ground below the
cliff.
Local OPA Office
Holds Fuel Meet
There will be a meeting of all
fuel dealers at the district office
tonight at 7:30 p. m., with all
stove dealers and fuel dealers
present.
Charles Maxfield, stove ra
tioning officer of the Portland
district office of OPA, will offici
ate at the meeting.
Maxfield will, at that time, ex
plain the regulation and mechan
ics of stove rationing.
Always read the classified ads.
EUGENE, March 10 (IP) Bob
Cavlness, McMlnnvllle; Joo
Cocnnenberg, Sutherlln, and
Dutch Simmons, Salem, are
among 15 University of Oregon
freshman basketball players
recommended for numerals by
Coach Earl Sandness.
Dr. A. A. Souls. M.D.
Medicine Sc Surgery 1
(Diseases of the Heart) ,
1945 Main
Phones 7323, 5314 ;
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that's a pretty
good idea!"
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WAR NOTK OirdlidllarlMaralOOX
aOJed in the prodtfotion of alcohol for War pur
poses. This whiskey cornel from reserve stocks.
Nsllonsl Dlrtillcn Products Corp., N.Y. . 90.4 Proof
. ..You can spot it
every time
ALL America values trie extra service that tho
jC. Women'a Army Auxiliary Corps brings to
the war effort. And Americans, too, set store by
the simple things that help build morale.
Ice-cold Coca-Cola, for example, does a special
job in refreshing folks. You know from exper
ience hat Its taste is dcliciously different. And
Coca-Cola does more than quench thirst.
It brings a delightful after-sense of refresh.
ment that never fails to please. Choicest
ingredients and 57 years of experience
have helped make it the best-liked soft
drink on earth.
An original creation to begin with,
the taste, refreshment nnd quality of
Coca-Cola set it apart. So make sure
you get the real thing. There's no comparison,
It's natural for popular names to acquire friendly
abbreviations. That's why you hear Coca-Cola
called Coke. Both mean the same thing , .
''coming from n single source, and well known
. to the community",
IP"
Army needs come Srat. That's why you see
.plenty of Coke at Post Exchanges. In civil life,
Coca-Cola being first choice sella out first, now
that there's less of It In wartime.
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