U.r, 1944
HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVE
OFFICERS CHOSEN
Honored
BY HEALTH
P
Enlnn Bon llust
7i S nuvy. w of Mr- Ull(l
' r allien C Hiistlnifs of
:,and uiid formerly of this
m. conimlBKloiiucI this pust
k,t Alurlu. MM. Bon Must
(Suiaimo Toml nspn pf
J" ...i i U v Kit nu In
Iff. HiullK and hep sis-
Mnriuilf, sliiiioiu m ueeu.
will return to Sun Frim-
DccombtT 10, mi mm.
ma, will remain with her
Luritf-SKl. Chuplw Foster,
.rmv. son of Mr. hikI Mrs.
rosier of 1871 Portluncl, ar
In . Klamath Kails Tues
if,.lliwlnil an absence
rVcar. Cl.arle. hns ; been
loned in - "",,.,;: ,
18 monuin, u.iv.
hns been niibllshinii
sinr Sentinel for ser-
Sneit in thai area. Ho has u
hi furlounh and will return
fereoiilnnd ufler tlio holidays
Kmc here. Charles wad vain
fn.,L 1 ui- .... ..i ifnim
nu.
litorical Society The Klum-
Scounly Historical Society
ffmeet on Wednesday, Decern
2s at B o'clock In the rooms
the cnnnioer ui tuiiuui.ii.;.
va Glenn Dtincnn will be
Irm chairman and will (ilvc
iccoiint of the early Klamath
wr. Everyone In Invited
Jiicr a member of tlio society
I and no admission win ue
:c'd.
p Quota The Loyal Order
EOOSC lOUKe liwu, "iwut-ii
quota for the Oth War Loan
UimrU were nledifcd by
Eicnibcrtt at the party Sutur-
inighl wmcn whs sihjhbuh'u
lie women s cnnpicr oi me
4c, Bonds piccigca wcro m-
lie of payroll acaucuons,
5. ininl nf SI 123 hi bonds
ipurclinscd.
I States Cpl. Dick Acker
who was recently report-
loundccl on Guam, phoned
bther. Sum Ackcrman, irom
in cbo to mvo mm me news
Se would probably bo home
ho Christmas holidays. The
kie Has been in the South
lie for about three years.
UatAUAB Thprn will
meeting of the Junior Hos-
In the Pino Room of the
l.mlitlit Wiflin.
al 7:30 p. m. All Junior
esses arc asked to maet at
JSO center at 7:30 p. m. on
it. TWntYilioi. fl tn nttnnri
Fdn'nco at the Marino Bnr-
Homecoming Following the
meeting of Prosperity ltebokah
luclKu, Thursday ovi-nhix, Dc
cembep 7, In the IOOF hull, will
bo homecoming night, on(j
members of the Independent Or-
.i.i utm ''eilows, Hebekahs,
visiting members and friends of
... U.H..IM.HIMJI1S nro invited to
intend. Curds will be played
following the business meeting
unil refreshments served. Cash
doniillons will be received to be
used by the Odd Fellows' home
at Cliilslmiis, und It Is hoped
that the attendance will be e
ccpllomilly good.
Missionary S o e 1 1 1 y The
Klilhryn Deutlie Missionary so
ciety will meet Frlduy nt 10:30
lit the home of Mrs. Arthur Den
Isoii, 5005 S. (1th. A thank of
fering will be taken and a short
Christmas program will bo given.
Speaker will be Kathryn Alexander.
Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
tied Houglund, 202U Portland,
are parents of a daughter, their
second Kill, bom December 3 at
Klamath Valley hospltul. The
child weighed II pounds 2 ounces
at birth. Houglund is manager
of the Klamuth branch of
t luhror s.
In San Francisco Mrs. Frank
Mills, third grade teacher at
Fremont, is In San Francisco
receiving medleul attention. She
left the early part of last week
for the bay city. During her
absence Mrs. Lowell Koup is
teaching Unit class.
To Most The Uly home ex
tension unit will meet Thurs
day, December 7, at 1:30 p. m.
In tho home of Mrs. Carl Ross.
The subject to be discussed is
"Forest a lllng Delinquency."
Games suitable for home rec
reation will also be exhibited.
Visit Son Mr. and Mrs. For
rest V. Loomls and Gay McLeod
enjoyed a weekend visit with
their son and brother, Pvt. Har
old McLcod who is with the
engineers in north Fort Lewis,
Washington.
Airdid StrPFC Edmund
ilirlg, U. S. army, former
enl 01 ucich, was mica
Ig seven Oregonians award
Is Bronze Star mcdnl for
k achievement on D-Dny,
ing a landing at a beach
ic Normandy coast, tiding
iniantryman.
Mitatlnn Thn T.nnttiin nf
Irn Vnlnra will nnl knvn
igular meeting on Monday,
liocr ih. instead members
icrvo ai ino uso center on
y, Dcccmuor 17. Mrs.
't Orif.11 Um Drranifnrl tn
league members and their
inds work in shifts.
fio 8ehool Kenneth Hnr-
ina uinrlcs Gerald, twin
of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
in nf Mnlln hnvn nnmnlnl.
Vie trnlnlnor at fihnnnnnl
ITcx., and are now station-
I oioux rails, s. D., where
attending the army air
iauiu SCIIOOI,
Arrlvtt Mr nnri nr..
Cocllcr of S. Riverside arc
"ig congratulations on the
of son, their second child,
"L-remner s at Klamath
' llOSOllnl. Thn Hnnllnrg
(one daughter.-.
VAC Tho Junior OWAC
"'wring a rummage sale
P will be held Saturday,
PMr 9. Thn enln ...111 lin.
I' 10 U. m. In thn Tnwnr
J building.
Will Moot The Po Valley
Olenc home extension unit will
meet Friday, December 8, at
10:30 a. m. at the Lost River
Grange hall. The subject un
der discussion will be "Fore
stalling Delinquency."
Viiltor Charles Haynes of
Portland Is visiting in Klamath
Falls for two weeks as the guest
of Fred and Ted Reeves, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Reeves,
1825 Melrose.
Returns to Work Boyd C.
Norrls, employe of the local
reclamation bureau, returned
to work Wednesday uftcr a ton
silcctomy, which was performed
at Hillside hospital last week.
To Tulolak Layon Steph
ens, local reclamation superin
tendent, made a routine trip
over the Klamath project Wedr
ncsday, Including the Tulclake
area.
Auxiliary The Carpenters'
auxiliary will meet al 7:30 Wed
nesday at the labor temple for
their business meeting and ex
change of Christmas gifts.
To Meot The regular meet
ing of the Henley PTA will be
held Thursday, December 7, al
3:30 p. m., in the high school
activity room.
Roturni Sgt. Leigh ' Ackcr
man of the city police depart
ment is back at his desk follow
ing a severe attack of influenza.
tj... viuf-nlnn New member
of the local Kiwanls club is Rev.
S. M. Topness, pastor ox inc
Klamath Lutheran church.
Metropolitan
Life Insurance
HARRY PELTZ
723 Washington Phone 7644
ear ' : j
PSONAL gift 4?f I .
(our Photo
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A meeting of the Klamath
County Public Health associa
tion was held Monday, Decem
ber 4, at the chamber; of com
merce, at which lime the of
ficers of the association were an
nounced. Mrs. R. P. Elllngson
Is president; Mrs. John McFee,
first vice president; Mrs. O. N.
Haley, second vice president;
Mrs. Arthur F. Blockllnger, third
vice president; G. C. Elohm,
treasurer; Mrs. Gilbert Fleet, sec
retary; Mrs. Parker, executive
secretary; Max Hicks, chairman
of the seal sale; Mrs. Burt
Hawkins, chairman of health
education; Mrs. Richard Hcnzcl,
membership chairman; Vaneo
Vaupcl, chairman of public
health activities; Fred Fleet, fi
nance chairman; . Mrs. Hugh
Campbell, publicity chairman.
The returns of tho first day's
sale of tuberculosis seals was
$400. according to Vance Vaupel.
At Monday's meeting it was de
cided that the date of the month
ly meetings would be set as the
first Wednesday after the first
Monday of each month. ,
TO ELKS THURSDAY
Lt. Col. George Van Ordcn,
commanding officer of the Ma
rine Barracks, will address the
Klamath Falls Elks lodge Thurs
day evening on the occasion of
the observance of Pearl Harbor
day, December 7. Col Van Or
dcn is expected to tell some
thing of his experience in the
South Pacific combat area, as
well as to outline suggestions
for community cooperation with
the Murine Barracks program.
Exalted Ruler Jack Linman of
the local lodge urged that all
Elks make every possible effort
to bo present for the meeting,
which starts at 8 o'clock,
LAND LEASED .
MEDFORD, Dec. 6 iff) Ap
proximately 22,480 acres of
Camp White military reserva
tion land have been leased by the
Antelope Stockmen's association.
All persons not members of
the association have been noti
fied to remove stock from the
land. . .
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Kennell-Ellii
A. J. McDonald has been
honored by Pelican post No.
1383, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
with a citation for his assistance
in compiling records of depart
ed comrades for benefit of the
post. For meritorious service,
McDonald has been awarded the
American Citizenship medal of
VFW.
Lions Stress Bond
Buying At Meeting
A meeting of the Lion's club
was held Tuesday, December 5,
in which the interest was divided
between the Venture club and
buying bonds for babies.
The Venture club, with three
sales girls headed by Geraldinc
Crawford, sold 35 1: y bonds in
excess of $650. The quota for
the organization was set at
$5000. .
A special attraction was the
showing of a war film, stressing
the importance of bond pur
chases, called "Freedom Comes
High."
Guests at the meeting were
John Janssen, B. H. Trippet,
L. R. Thompson, Don Gram, and
Sgt. Clifford Smith. .
Fairhaven PTA Fairhavcn
PTA is sponsoring" a social eve
ning December 8 at 7:30 p. m.
in the school gymnasium. Bridge,
pinochle and other games will
be played, and refreshments will
be served by Mrs. Scharfenstein.
According to "Baldy" Evans,
the final name band attraction
for Klamath Falls dancers this
season will be "Tiny" Hill and
his orchestra. "Tiny," who tips
tho scales at 305 pounds, is
well known throughout the na
tion as "America's biggest band
leader."
He made an appearance here
with his orchestra in the spring
of 1042 and at that time the
dancers were unanimous in
their praise for his pleasing per
sonality and his marvelous
dance music,
"Tiny," coming to the armory
Wednesday, December 20, fea
tures himself on the vocals.
Featuring the type of music
that makes your toes tap,
"Tiny" and his boys arc equally
proficient in their renditions of
waltzes, fox-trots, rhumbas, tan
gos and the more recent swing
tunes. ,
Charles Yoder, Navy,
Killed In Action
Mrs. Ernest Mullis, Marion
apartments, was advised this
weekend that her brother,
Charles W. Yoder, 28, radar man
3c, U. S. navy, was killed in
action while on duty on an air
craft carrier In the South Paci
fic. Yoder had visited here sever
al times with his sister. Ho is
survived by a wife and two
daughters, Paula and Jan, one
of whom he had never seen, and
his mother, Mrs. Clara Yoder,
all of Portland.
For His Christmas
AN ALL WOOL
OUTDOOR
SHIRT
Beautiful Plaids -and
Solid Color:
$6.50 to $10.85
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
HO'SiEfeYvSALE
At o time like this . . . it's o "scoop"
. .. . for the values are astounding
on such sheer . . . lovely . . .. stock
ings. Each pair is slightly irregu
lar . . . but the imperfection is
so slight . . . you'll probably
never see it . . . They come
from one of the best known
manufacturers . . . whose
name we are not permitted
to quote, but whose
duct you'll readily reo
ognize.
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pro- m
'or If -my$ P
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400 needle boreleg stockings...
no backseam . . I rt
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very sheer dinier ..
42 gauge full fashioned in two of the
71c
season's -newest shades
an exceptional buy
45 gauge . . . very fine thread . ,
three lovely shades
48 gauge . exceedingly sheer . of finest quality
rayon yarn . . TQf
really a steal sr G
Sixes 8'z
to WVt
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A very limited quantity of these ex
quisite sheers . . . They look like ny
lon . . . and they hug your ankles . . .
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