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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON June 12, 1048 WEYERHAEUSER CAMP PTA MEETING HELD WEYERHAEUSER CAMP 4 Getting membership for Wey rhaeuier Camp 4 PTA will be a contest between Mrs. Gor don Good and Archie West with the deadline set as Sep tember second. It was an nounced at the meeting on June the third. ' Miss Carol Knapp will be the librarian for the branch of the Klamath county library in this community. It is to be open each Monday evening from seven until eight oclock. . PTA. program for the year will be arranged by the elec tive officers, H. H. Ogle, presi dent; Al Hartlerode, vice presi 1 dent; Mrs. Earl Cruikshank, secretary; and Mrs. Jack Chap man, treasurer. Entertainment will be spon sored by the PTA to raise funds for playing cards to send to former residents who are in the service. Mr. and Mrs. Al Hartlerode and Mrs. Jack Chapman are on this commit tee. ... Group singing and refresh ments concluded the meeting. . FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN FOR . MRS. YOUNG SPRAGUE RIVER The Pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. B. E. Wolford for a farewell party in honor of Mrs. Esther Young. Re freshments were served at eight o'clock. Seated around the table which was covered with a lovely lace banquet cloth and centered by bright tulips, pansies and other yel low flowers, were Mrs. Es . ther Young, Mrs. Ethel Pan key, Mrs. Gladys Passolt, Mrs. Wila Grob, Mrs. Edna Seright, Mrs. Ruth Nelson, Mrs. Grace Reynolds, and the hostesses, Mrs. Betty Moore, and Mrs. Anna G. Wolford. The remainder of the even ing was spent in playing pin ochle. High award was won by Mrs. Pankey and consola tion by Mrs. Seright. A gift was also presented to Mrs. Young. Returning home from Stan ford this week .was Merlon Albrecht, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Albrecht of Pacific Terrace. She was accompan ied home by Wanda Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Shaw of Pacific Terrace. A meeting of the executive board of the Business and Pro fessional Women will be held at the home of Ellen Upp on 808 Delta street on Monday, June the fourteenth, at half past seven o'clock. HURRY CAB Will STOP OPERATION From 1:30 to 3:00 Monday For the Funeral : ; of the Late It. IL Kelly Again! Cal-Ore Is Serving Its Famous Dinners ,. . , . , Featuring ft Prime Steer & Spring Fried Steaks Chicken : Beginning Sunday Jun, 6 P. M. ' Full Seven-Course Dinner, $2.50 CAL-ORE ORCHESTRA MUSIC , ., . ! Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9 P.M. CAl-ORE :B TAVCIW BRIDGE PARTY AT DEARBORN HOME MONDAY ; . LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Mary Dearborn entertained with a delightful bridge party at her home on Monday' af ternoon, June the - seventh. The large dining room was at tractively decorated with spring flowers. Four tables were in play with Mrs. Lester Leavltt win ning high score, Mrs. Owen Pepple, second high, and Mrs. Frank Brown the travel ing prize. Refreshments were served later to Mrs. Claude Murray, Mrs. Malcolm ' Tears, Mrs. Charles Revell, Mrs. Lloyd Gift, Mrs. Mike Dearborn, Mrs. Paul Monroe, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. Harry Frazier, Mrs. Owen Pepple, MrsWes ley Dearborn, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Mary Leidy, Mrs. Claudia Mustek, Mrs. Lester Leonite, and Miss Hazel Mor rison. OUGHS GUESTS OF SPRAGUE RIVER FAMILY SPRAGUE RIVER Mrs. Tiny Ough was the honor guest at two card parties giv en last weekend while Mrs. Ough was here as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Croly. On Friday evening Mr. and . Mrs. Lewis Croly entertain ed for two tables of bridge for Mrs. Ough. Those attend ing were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zadnow, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kircher, Mrs. C. C. Heidrich, and Mrs. Irene Ough. Tasty refreshments were served. On Saturday evening ' the Zadows had a group of friends in to play bridge and honor Mr. and Mrs. Ough. Those present were the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Grobe, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Croly, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Heidrich, and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Kircher. , Mr. and Mrs. Ough return ed to their home in Klamath Falls on Sunday. ' Miller-Finley Word was received here this week of the marriage of Miss Evelyn Miller, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Miller of Klamath Falls, to Sergeant Dale Finley on June the tenth in Pocatello, Idaho. The bride is a former stu dent of KUHS. Ladies and chevaliers of Canton Crater met at the IOOF hall on Thursday eve ning for a potluck dinner at half past six o'clock and a large group of the member ship was in attendance for the meeting following. The can ton will meet again on July the eighth. Mrs. Francis Manning of Roseway drive, her two sons,' Jimmy and 'Billy, and her aunt, Mrs. Frank Joans, plan to leave Tuesday evening for Seattle where they will spend several days on business. Mrs. Betty Gilmore, presi dent of the Southern Califor nia chapter of the American institute of decorators, is vis iting here with her daughter, Mrs. C. R. Kingan of 1346 El dorado street, this week. Mrs.; Gilmore is a decorator in Los Angeles. . NEWS OF THE THEATRES i3 Hi, - Veronica Lake makes her . - W - I i'"t" ' J I a Witch'! as a modern stream-lined witch who uses her hex appeal on helpless Fredric March, the current attraction at the Esquire theatre. Susan Hayward and Robert Benchley are the other stars. Warner Baxter is giving tions in a scene from the 20th hich la the Sunday attraction program is 'Truck Busters." Four Funsters out of more musical . comedy, "Star Spangled midnight prevue at the Pelican i" .'y'1' witviiwwajtwssM I J k ' ' . ft;' ' the piano, Gil Lamb, Betty Hutton and Eddie Bracken. Some of the others are Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Fred MaeMurray, Ray Milland, Dorothy Lamour, Paulette Goddard and Veronica Lake. MIDLAND HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MEETS The Midland Home Econom ics club met with Mrs. Robert Ess last Tuesday, June the eighth. Members present were Mrs. Phil Motschenbacher, Mrs. Roy Huff, Mrs. H. B. Lar gent, Mrs. Leon Andrieu, Mrs. Fred Crapo, Mrs. August An drieu, .Mrs. Lee Sutton, and Mrs. Myron Taylor. Miss Katherine Ess was co ll o s t e s-s. Delicious refresh ments were served and the rest of the afternoon was spent do ing hand work. Creameries Get Butter Subsidy CORVALLIS, June 12 P) Creamery operators will receive five cents a pound subsidy pay ment on all butter produced and hence will be able to pay the full price to producers for butterfat regardless of the retail price roll back. The state-U. S.- depart mengrjculrewwbcrd LET Store Farm Ins. Co. ProtMt Your Prlvllaga to DrlM J. I. Beard, Agent ' ' 101D Main screen appearance In "I Married Alice Faye some pointed instruc Century-Fox film. "Barricade." at "the Pine Tree. On the same than forty in Paramount's great Rhythm," which opens with a tonight. They are Victor Moore at was so informed today by war food administration. the AUTO DRIVERS' Have you complied with the new financial re sponsibility law? Is your driver's license pro tected? Our Public Liability and Property Dam age Policies meet the requirements of the new law, effective June 9. Redman Insurance Agency 111 So. 8th St. BAH C E EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT SKATELAND 515 Klamath Ave. Music Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies Auspices Veterans of Foreign Wars Clark Gable and Lana Sunday in "Somewhere I'll Find You." an exciting story ot war correspondents in the far east. The companion feature. "Apache Trail," stars Lloyd Nolan and Donne Raid. Tulelake Bandage-Makers Handle Big Job in May TULELAKE Thousands of surgical dressings left Tulelnke in May and response to recent calls for help have been most satisfactory, it was announced this week by Mrs. A. E. Ryck- man, publicity chairman. At the meeting Thursday afternoon, 21 women were pre sent and 580 dressings were com pleted. Mrs. Don Kurtz,. chairman of the surgical dressing division re ported that 33,040 dressings were completed in May with SS workers putting in 572 hours. Mrs. Frank Rhodes of the sew ing division reported at the re cent executive meeting that seven women worked 60 hours finishing 20 blouses for women. Mrs. George Yost of the home service department has made four trips to the WRA project at Newell, has conferred with Dr. J. R. Barr on medical help for families and has collected a huge quota of books and maga zines for those in the armed forces. The project now being under' . t ...111. , I I1CA t II .1 ittitcii Willi iiiv 13 t:uiit.-viiuil of reading lamps for the military personnel at Newell and films for their movie projectors. The quota being raised for equipping a sun room for con valescent soldiers at Camp White is nearing completion, and the following donations have been made by organizations of Tulelake; Community guild of the Tulelake Community church, $10; Tulelake elemen tary school, $14.73; Tulelake grange. Rotary club, Canby When in Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietors DANCE Go Where the Crowd Goes Every Saturday Night 9:00 to 1:00 At K.C.Hall Sponsored by Eagles Auxil iary and Drum Corps. Estin Klger's Orchestra Public Invited Men 50c Women 25c Service Men 2Se Tax Included Telephone 5461 Turner head the Tower program Cross Masonic lodge, Modoc Farm Center and tho Christian Endeavor of tho Tulelnke church, all $10; auxiliary of Tulelake post, American Legion, $38. Ruth Gnlgnno, executive sec retary of the Junior Red Cross, in a recent communication, urged that the Junior members here continue the good work started during tho school term, when children mado games and collected articles of interest for soldiers. Dutch Harbor Man Takes Tule Bride, TULELAKE Coxswain Tho mas Crawford, who for many months has been stationed at , Dutch Harbor in the Aleutians, i , came home long enough this : week to claim a brldr. Pes- : gy Lagan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Lagan, Tulelake. The groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs L. I. Crawford. The young couple, accompan-1 led by their mothers, went to. Dahh 1 tnm WHW VUIIU .111 IIIW III vmuiiy. Both are graduates ot the Tulelake high school with the class of 1940. Coxswain Craw ford wilt report back for duty June 16 and Mrs. Crawford will continue with her position with the Southern Pacific here. If It's a "frozen" need, advertise for in the clnssificd. article you a used one ' Twice Ji & 'Hih SEE "TITANIA" 1 t'Jfa, WyMiw. Th LBrB"1 Be"1 That w,ik if UfP4 OJL ThrU1 Packed W i. I T V V 1 I AO Circus Acts JO CHOSEN FOR NEW TERM OF COURT HERE A panel of Jurors to serve In circuit court for tho Juno term has been selected and Is as fol lows: Herbert N. Mlllnrd, Klam ath Falls; Hugh B. Campbell, Klamath Falls; Goorgo A. Grah am, Merrill; Basil Hall, Bly; Don Kenyon, Klnmnth Fulls; Ray Merrill, Morrill; Russell Leovor, Klamath Falls; Frank Victor In, Mnlin, Kenneth Klohn, Klunuith Falls. George C. Ulrich, Klnmnth Falls; John L. Fowler, Klnmnth Falls; Ralph Puckett, Kono; Jack L. Estt'S, Klnmnth Fulls; Jnuk II, Schulzo, Klnmnth Knlls; Clinton Landis, Klamath Falls; Dnve J. Campbell, Bly: Chester H. Hn mnkor, Klnmnth Falls; William C. Hacklier, Fort Klnmnth; Jack E. Dempsey, Klnmnth Falls; Mar Paul 0. r Jfg THIS QUESTION! "Is it too late to insure myself from liability under the new auto law? Is there a penalty?" For complete Information on thll law, and how to completely pro tect yourself, consult The LANDRY Co. 410 Main St. The Court House Down the Street tin Runwby, Klumnth Falls, Muurli'o kosllo, Klnmnth Falls. Jnmns Uiiriu'sa, Klnmatll Foils, E. M. Hammond, Morrlllj E. W. Clowan, Donnnzn; Joo C. lUlou sek, Mnlln; J. K. I'cpblor, Klam nth Fnlln; Raymond Parker, Klnmnth Falls; II. E. Gotz, Klam nth Falls; Hllucrt Lnrgont, Mid land; A, B, Monro, Klamath Falls; William Jenkins, Klamath Falls. Tho Juno term begins the third Monday in Juno and expire the first Monday In December, cov ering a period ot six months. Courthouse Record? Justice Court Ollford Coy Allen. Driving motor vehlclo with revoked censo. $25 bond forfeited. Howard Leo Kyle. No license tntis. Fined $5.50. Jounnnh Mnrgnret Chapman. No operator's license, Fined $5.80. TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourself . Save M Long and Bhort Trips STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 6304 1201 East Main Phone 5612 li Now One Block From Our Office. -HIOHWAY.v7IOUTM.-