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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1944)
utfjs: . HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON rAC4 FIVI r . i T,,v,wiiiii"i c. L.. on i m... w. '"""Tin ft moniln, ,UMt.it II""' "vllll ,n ji .mini Before join- . Tim cdll. 'n. U I 'd of i M ,. P..vIli K.Wll IJS N- ?'" . .''J ...MV.'.Vi'i.Vi v 1 nr Ihn Ilium limber 3. T he proiirmn 5f, S i r'hurch Women and !".",i i. ihi. Klrsl I'lCJ jy- cnurm. .d. Daitce-.luiilor llos Jill sllcnd d.imc to bo ; Hie Mjiiiiu llarracks ."i ,7,,1 . . v.rtMl Mil llllfl fill (Or irfllini"" "" Ire asked lu come In cos Ji' ..".i.. with ii nn (or lloween dance, lhe glrla ipttend dance Cmp iko on ' iJutn-Joe U""y Merrill, fete Ncwbill of Klamath 1 have returned from Port &here they attended a dls i4mnKcr(s meeting of I ho If Oil compnny. muklnil the V p131"' w"' H""y und om .'pent Siiliirilny In jjtth Falls Willi Mr. mill Mrs. WMilchrll. n"H returned Unit cafct to Merrill with Dally. ajtielpatei Ucttie Hopkins, idler el .Mr. nnd Mi l, S. U. iBiisot Klamath Falls. Is pur Ami In many student ae ,tjj al Lewis nnd Chirk col ..tyhore she is n Miphoninrr. 4 been eleeled secretary of 1 jja, and vice president of f'An'l, women's service hniuir Mi's lliipklns Is also an of I h c committee is formulating pinna (or a newspaper. 'attunes Honors A mnn tijaih life liiMiniurn men who tlrfccntly received special cjcnition for outstanding Wtments In policy sales nrc rtjh Swanson nnd Paul Win i, fin York Life Insurance ny, and Ben If. Gibson, tenia -Western Stales Life luce, compnny. 7lJlori-Mr. nnd Mrs. Silas !1 ftf Caijvlllc. Mo., hnvc been dte here wllh llielr son-ln-rlM daughter. Mr. nnd Mrs. djDonty of Klnmnlh Falls, ta.i, tmx uki, nnd a Min, rno lives at Cmiby. Calif. lSiv Plrrl tn....l rJ 47111 n.rriH mi v,,iii, win i-inrr-i the Friendly Circle. Thurs 'Jilober 20. Luncheon will njved at 1 p. m, Wjieout Matting Sea Scouts lk, No. 100, will have a 1 meetlni! nt the nrmory at ' I m. Thursday. Orand Commandar Vlilla J, Hoy Huberts, Kinnd comninu der of KnluhU 'I't-inpliir of Ore. Hon, will iiiiiko Ilia ufllcliil visit to Cnlvury Comiiiundcry No, 1U tiniluht. lie will be ui'cuinpiiuiud by u (Irli'Ulitlon of Sir Kllluhta from rilnrlin Coiiininiidcry of Hand, svho will confer tho Or. der of tho ried Cro. All Sir KullilitH cordlnlly Invited. Poat Card flhnwar lelfinrlu of Thornoa L. Wlntcrrlnuer are iniiiaorinii a posl euro sliuwcr for him, curds to be mulled now Or bv Mill fir. I nl .,!,, Tommy Is a putlcnt In the nnvui iiospiiui wnere lie underwent a To School Nudlne and Mnrglc Piilmi'i ton, dnuiihtera of Mr. and Mrs. Lorcu Pnlmerton of Pacific Terrace, left Tuesday for Berk eley to enter the University of California, N inline lins attend ed Lewis and Clark colleiiu In Purllnnd for one year and Marulo la a 11144 urnduate of Klamath Union hliih school. Maetlng Plact Changed The StlilKeiettc social club will inert Wednesday, October 25, with Mra, A. A. Myera, 2026 Applcjgalc, Instead of with Anna Brow ii, as previously announced. Moat Cuncollod '1'ho meetlni; of the Schoolmates club, ached nled for Friday. October 27. at the homo of Mra. Henry Grlmea. has been postponed due to Illness of the hostess. Visit In Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Audley White, 1116 Lincoln, left Wednesday for Twin Falls where they will vlilt for the next 10 days with White's brother. From Corvallla Walter Dur Ken. attorney from Corvallis. is In Klamath Falla on business bavins to do with OPA rent con trol. Tramont Stamp Salt Tuea. duy'a war slump sale at Fre mont school netted $127.20, ac cordion to a report from the ITA today. Pupils of the lower lirndcs nre dolim exceptionally well, purchasliiK pracllcnlly 100 per cent In each room, it was Handy with tool? This job may bo up your alley This Is a cood Job. And a bit unusual In many ways because It's got Just a bit mora excite ment and real he-man' "atuff" to It than most Joba. The work: Helper In Southern Pacific's big R.n. shops or roundhouses . . . worklni! wllh skilled crnfts. men on locomotives, rolling stock, other M.R. equipment. You don't need to bo experi enced Just willing. If you wish, you can learn railroading on the ground floor . . . learn b fine- craft from men who know their business. You'll be part of n fine outfit ... a com jinny whoso biggest Job still lies ahead: carrying tho war load (or the huge Pacific offen sive. Regular railroad wages. Fine pension plan. R.R. pass privileges. Medical services. In vejUgiitu today, Sea or writ Tralnmaatar, S. P. Station, Klamath Falla, or near est S. P. Agent. WHY "CHURCH OF CHRIST"? ill hai alwavi heen Iko of h. 1-1,,. r-U aI Thrill 4a 1w,t 'he Bible speaka and to romain allent whera I'm I' 1,nt" ln "tM that pertain to religion. Sine Vw Ttatament apeaki of the church as the church of 3 "' or 'he church of Christ, wa bellava It lo ba the $t God that we call It aueh. If a wife calls heraeH by I. ol,h,r nme than that of her huaband aha dishonors TUiband. Bul hve w, forgotten that Christ la the bride "i nd the church la the bride? Read Ray. 21t 2, 9. afc1"" In N,w Teatamant la tha church olven any ,3 ,. H Joaua shed his Ufa's blood for tha church loil " 9'VOn ,0m man't nam,? Why ,hould w - -,,.ii Dy caning it His chuiohf II la no my A: ,', ur. cnurch, nor any other man's church. It la tha r '"urch becauao He bought U with hla own precious M hi notice lome of tha Scriptural that mention lha '"In cad onl m. u... .i.. i ..j i. Jj lujjj TT V IIWIIVU I1W" IIIV MUIU lll"ia pit. 16: 18"Upon this rock I will build mv church," rcU 20i -"Foed the church of the Lord which Ha '"d with His own blood." m' lBl 16 "The churches of Christ salute' you." V..!?'23-"' 10 flonoral assombly and church 'tborn who are enrolled ln heaven." HI?6.'; the church of God which la at "van them thai are annctlflod In Chrlal Jeaus " r,m th....j ... . . ........ ... Ilht w , 'nor acripturoa we can ciaany s Ider ..""'""ont church took tha n a m a of Its 1 h Lo" Jiui Christ. mentioned In lha New man, meet wllh ui tonight ai 7:30 P. M. 1"S If rTe'rV1' ,0?r ChUreh m' v not, it w in.umud by Jnylta you t0 mt wlh us io '- iiuay, " I RAYMOND I, GIBBS, Evangollit. pHURCH OF CHRIST 0S Wantland Ava. Klamath Falls, Oregon. slated. Tho Junior high council, luinpuscci oi oillcera from the upper grades, Is now working in niiiiiuinic anie: in rremonl s upstairs clnsurooma with Hit hope that tho lllllll will he roil. sldcrably Increased by next week. For Cold Weather! DUOFOLD "Two-Layer" Health Underwear Lots of Warmth without Weight, Short und Long Sleeve Sizes :m to SO 15.85 DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main major operation. Ilia address It Naval llonpilul, Surg. 3, Corpus Clirlstl, Tex. Invited to Breakfaat Mothers of Fremont I'TA are invited to attend a eo((cc und douxhnut breakfast Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the homo of Mrs. Henry Corner, the president, 32(1 High. Thero will be a small charge to raise funds lor the treasury. Home From Georgia Stella Bowne, daughter of Mrs. Stella Downe, 313 High, !i homo from Columbus, G.i., whero she vlsit cd Lt. and Mrs. Ivan Kundra, formerly of this city. Stella was employed by tho City Transfer and Stor.ige company In Seattle before her trip cast, Hlllah Temple There will be a Shrino ceremonial in Mcdford on Saturday, October 28, for all I members of Hlllah temple. Any one desiring hotel accommoda tions in Mcdford for the week end Is asked to contact Ed Os tendorf, 7426. Visits From Valley Mrs. Ace Adams, formerly of this city, is spending several days here willi relatives and friends from her present home at Cold Hill. She plans to return to the val ley on Thursday. JEAN MEADE Is Now with ZOE BRUCE and BE HAINES In the Vanity Beauty Shop 100 N. 7th St. Phono 7181 Any i'hotogranh I Copied, I I One Print I L. $l'00 -J Films developed and printed for any 1 or I exposures ' Roll 35c Reprints 4e aach Prompt Service BUD'S 1031 Main Phono 7167 AS Roll Call Night Thursday, Oct. 26 Complimentary Dinner, 6:30 Lodge Meeting, 8:00 Official Visit of District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Dr. George E. Dix Initiation Special Entertainment iVfJ M'W '-SSW il. llffT'iS F FALL 1 Rlr LbL5UV Lovely Plaids, Checks and Tweeds in Exciting Colors! REGULAR PRICE 2.39 yd. Reduced to yawl Make beautiful clothes from these warm, rich-looking suitings and Fall coatings. Stunning classic and excit ing novelty weaves all 54" wide! An excellent value at our low regular price now at $1.97 it's a bargain you cannot afford to miss! Come to Wards for woolens shop early while selections are complete. Others at 1.59 to 3.98 yd. M Varc
