-horjO, '944 ;
PttHHi TOTMPOST
I .
L.j -in Iho meetings of
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
aZ . in iho meetings of tho
fr i Artlustinont iihhO'
I, Inn
at rt Kl.miith
' n,iv Looslcy, chairman;
, Korimii, vlco chairman;
nt Knit
!m"lh unci Henley. " election
' niltleenion was hoi. .
lose
ire
Srry ... t..u-t.!n riinliir mum
LVocoWu ili.Kitli.leln. first al
r ... , miil F. CJ. Brown, second
fee V Henley. Uurn.ll
! J? ch.lrm.in: Willi..". M.
mim. vWo cliulrmuti; Luc
XilHay. regular in o in ui,
ferirrttli. first alternate,
5! William Cl.oy.H!. second al-
' A ii.ccling will be haul
30'p . Tluirxrliiy lit Mer-
Slid 7:'IW I1- ut Bonanza.
VitlUnB Fr.n.ncc . HP Mc;
dui.n c llilKMirr ui mi . uuii
m'i"' . ,..M..i.m. or nnnn
will leave Saturday for Lou
ales where bI.c l attending
feodbliry college, uimiiiuiw
ffi Frances Loo arrived
tZ Thursday to upend
lnnkiglvluK here wltl) her pur-
iri In Franco Mm. Edith
J";......!.... "Wll Allnmiint rlrlvi
is advised of Iho safe arrival
i ItVimri Snvnor In n
Sdmte of Sacred Heart acod
iy class of 11K15, and ha been
Jliio jcrvlco for tho past two
ha..
frormir Heildentt Visit Mr.
Xi Mr Heine llortaiicr of
ospect. formerly of Klamath
are sihmuiiub u wctn nciu
guests 01 fl'r. aim nirs. i. wy-
torn, WH snasiii way. wiui
km 15 wie.r ciiiuKoier, mm.
(nicy Rasoy, and baby duugh-
jo ucu.
ffliiljni Parker Martinez,
fislant Hoy Scout executive
jk the Modoc area council, re
ined his post effective Thurs-
!Y, and will wji.hiiiiu u uuniuvm
Jlh McKesson and Robert!
fug company at Seattle, Mur
iel will leave nero aaiuruuy.
fin Silem Mr. and Mrs. Ed
jlendorf have spent the past
'tral days In bulcni, called
the Illness of her sister, Mrs.
Lrl Swanson. Ostendorf Is ox-
(led home this weekend, but
Is. Ostendorf plans to remain
h Mrs. swanson lor a lime.
Word of Death Word has
:n received hero by friends of
death of Bertha Burtsch in
puns, Kns., on November 22.
L'l Burtsch, who o)crutcd a
fss (hop here for a number of
in, hod been In poor health
lomctimo.
Exttnilon Unit The Bonan-
extension unit will mcol
(csday, December B, at 10:30
m., at the home of Mrs. Ben-
oixon. Mrs. Wlnnlfrcd Gil
will conduct a discussion on
fcl's Have Fewer Colds." All
ftrestcd women aro Invited.
Wlilli-Pvt. Olden A. Fisher
CamD Joscnh B. Robinson.
K., spent three days In Bly
P week vlsitine friends. He
II report (o Monterey, Calif.,
lur.ncr orders.
luxlllary Members of Eagles
lillary will meet Friday, Do
nber 1, nt 8 p. m., In tho up
FOEhnll. Therowlllbcl.il
lion and entertainment will
low the meeting.
h Kitil.r SSRt., J. L, nich-
Whn I ....
"iiu tuiiuiitru rucuniiy irom
y where he comolctcd his
lUlOnS With thn II S nrmv nlr
fps. Is now stationed at
per field, Miss.
a w i vlsl,or m ".lamalli
Cfltbratai Bov Seoul I rnnn
cliiht cclvbriiled tho oriiuiiizu
Hon of the troop with a birth
day parly Wednesday uvuiiing
at Allamonl Junior hlifh school.
The troop was sponsored by the
Altamont I'rusbyterlun Commu-
niiy cmircii and Uu people were
present at the nurtv Incliidlnu
scouls, leaders and tho families
or tho boys. A troop committee,
headed by C, C. Weakley, was
In cl.aiKf of the dinner which
was served by, the scouts. Weak
ley presented a leuther jacket
to Scoutmaster Harold B. Ash
ley In appreciation of services
rendered, and Mrs. Ashley was
given a corsi.Kc. The scouts
Held an initiation ceremony and
pictures of tho summer camp
were shown.
Dave Bridge, who has been
employed as part-time city rec
reation officer, submitted h 1 s
resignation at yesterday's meet
ing of the recreation commit
tee. Bridge Is taking a position
with the new cold storage op
eration at Tulclake,
Tho committee adopted a res
olution thunkli.K Bridge for his
service us recreation officer and
praising IiIh efforts In behalf of
Klamath Pulls boys and girlB.
The resignation is effective
December 15.
PACE FIVE:.
Bubonic Plague Not
Menace to Oregon
PORTLAND. Nov. 30 ifl')
Dr. Frederick D. Strieker, state
health officer, said today that
bubonic plague does not threaten
any Oregon town even though
the Tacoma, Wash, port has been
termed "plague infested" and
Portland has hired a rodent-control
expert.
He stated that only six cases
of the disease wcro reported in
the United States the past three
years, all of them In California's
Siskiyou county.
ODD JOB
A man In Cheltenham, Eng
land, makes his living by mend
ing eggshells, which are in great
demand by collectors from all
parts of tho world.
SE
Plans arc now complete for
the annual benefit bridge party
sponsored by the Lioness club
Saturday night at 8 o'clock in
the Willard hotel. Reservations
may be made with the chairman,
Mrs. Lester Finlcy.. .
Each year the Lioness club ar
ranges this party and all pro
ceeds go into their eye conserva
tion fund, used to provide needy
children with eye correction,
treatment and glasses. It is a
worthwhile project and support
of the community Is asked by
members of the Lioness club.
The public Js invited. Tea and
coffee will be served following
cards. . ,
In the Fiji islands, the human
head is held to be sacred, and
it is an insult to reach above
the head of another person.
For Hli Chrlitmai .
An All-Wool
SPORT SHIRT
A Large Selection of
Plaids and Solid Colon
$8.95 o $10.95
DREW'S IWTORE
733 Main
J
TUf TCWNDCF
Main at Fifth
k...j'a-.... a fl i rtiiiihi'ff " '(r'i-"g'Kftii Vi i r'liiir ( ' ''' - '
To Hold Hally A Klamath
basin district Boy Scout rally
will be held next Tuesday al
7:30 p. m. at the local armory.
Tweiuy troops ure expected to
purtieipute in competitive ac
tivities which includes tower
building, knot lying, fire by
irlclion, and similar scoutcrafts.
Lloyd i-rock, district committee
man, will bo in charge of the
rally, assisted by his staff ot
district officers, Ribbon awards
will be made to troops placing
in the various events.
On Furlough Pvt. John
Bowers, son of Mrs. Virgil An
dersen, 3101 Bristol, is on a 30
day lurlough after having been
with the army overseas two
years. He is with tho mechan
ized warlure department In the
Pacific area.
Roturni Mary Stivers, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sti
vers, 2301 Orchard, has returned
from Portland where she has
been employed for the past year.
She plans to remain here for
some time. .
To Klamath Lllllas D. Lund,
homo extension agent for the
Klamath Agency, is here today
on business,
Pvt. James Novotny
Given Bronze Star
Pvt. James Novotny, 38, for
mer Klamath resident and for 10
years employed by Weyerhaeu
ser, has been presented with the
Bronzo Star medal for meritori
ous service In France, according
to word received by friends
here.
Novotny was Inducted In May,
1042, and has been overseas for
quite some time. The award was
njado. In lute August. Novotny's
wife, tho former Winnie Parker
of Klamath Falls, is now em
ployed in the Portland ship
yords. Bly Women's Society
Schedules Bazaar
BLY The Women's Society
of Christian Service of Bly
Mclhodlst church will hold its
annual bazaar and dinner at the
Bly high school, Soturday, De
cember 2.
Serving will start ot 5:30 p. m.
In the evening ond close at 8:30.
All kinds of fancy work will
bo on sale and there will bo a
country store. Every one is welcome.
Child's Colds
"ZT WICKS
Ttat Twlti V VAPORUB
1
A DIVIDED HEART
"Whatinnu., tku knrf llnrfalh In rio. da it with lhV
jraljhti" (Eccl, 9:10). No ona raipacts a man with a divided
". Regsrdltii of hli nation in Ufa ha li a mliflt
n outcast. If a man Is aolna io lerva tha Davll why not
i It wholeheartedly? If ha U determined to lerva tha
Mtd why not do that with all tha heart? Joau! laid, "Ya
"nnot iorv God and mammon."
!8ome people hava Juil enough religion io make tham
miitrahli,. Tu... nin,.i ui.,niH Irom the
j , - ., UWft hWMI M,H V.J "
! '--"' oi am ana io tnere 11 a con-wm mH-.-.i
'"m to go with iha crowd. They also know that to be
'"d thoy must live a consecrated, clean Christian Ufa.
Py have not decided io completely forsake sin, nor have
i"lf determined to obey all the commandments oi tha
I'd. Thti type ol parson is a misfit In tha world of iln,
"W U certainly a misfit In tha kingdom of our Lord.
I. : Not manv n.onl. drink lukaiftarm water. ' Wa Ilka our
atht. .... . . ,j .
oi many peoole drink lukearm water, wa
f M either cold . or hot. God would rather wa be
P"ilhartod In our righteousness or In our wickednesi.
--..u..wll una, io, speaKing w n v. --
P Hyi, "I ,now thy worki, thai ihou art neither cold nor
" I would thou weri cold or hot. So became thou art
'"warm, and neither hot nor cold, I will epew thae out
" my mouth."
t 0h fo, mot, m,n nd women of firm, unfaltering,
Fm n our Lo", "ho " "V wh iha psalmist David.
i nrt u jx,a on Thee, oh, God. My nean
HAYMOND I. GIBBS, Evangelist.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
2205 Wanlland Ave.
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
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I
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