,TtU - ' boilnnKi
"i'.ro Ir-vifd to at-
0, y.upnlnK of mineral
iKno . and Mc
."'Trvlc' men arc cs
!'invltcd. rl.ono. 42D0.
mUmti. Walter B.
'25 Wo 'on., Stephen
,r. l"nvln(t thl week
I'o rcmnln Indefinite,
i iJcmdr. Martins
Martin. Lt.-
1. rlln, USNFl. Ill now In
i'piclflc with tho navy
of duty.
umilnin Caldwell, who
1$ oS with tho U. S.
. camp In Texas, a
fu louKh vlaltlng h i
Hurtle senior public
K at the Klamath
Sic health unit. The
ff rSldo on Altamont
Walter J- Kcrrlan and
rrlgan from Ashland
,h, past (cw days In
h county. Mrs. Kerrigan
.recovered from an eye
J, which took place In
nclKO. Kcrrluan I. con
with dotecllvo and pa
m California.
,,, Society The
, Bcattlc Missionary so
illl meet with Vera
437 N. 3rd, Friday,
rv 23. for sewing and
' annual reporta. All
ire ejpcclnlly rcqucst
ttend. rionrNlBht Tho an
dhcrSons nlnht at tho
He will be observed to
rhurtday. There will bo
I session of lodo fol
mmedlatcly by entertain
nd Ice crenm and cake.
nil Party There will
irewcll party for Pastor
it of tho First Covenant
on Frldoy, February 23,
p. m. All friend, are
to attend,
ni Club Winema club,
i Sister., will meet at the
Mrs. Daley on 213 Mich
n Friday evening, . Feb
13, at 8 o'clock.. A pot
nchcon will bo served.
To Meet A mooting will be
held nt Shaker church In Chllo
quln Frldoy at 1 p, m. to dis
cus, a bill removing restrictions
on tho property and money, be
longing to the Individual en
rolled member, of tho Klamath
Indian reservation In Oregon,
and to confer complete citizen
hlp upon thco Indiana, and for
other purpose.. A mooting will
be held at Bcatty Saturday at
7 p, m, and at Sprague River
Monday at 7 p, rp.
Bon Born Mr. and Mr.. L. E.
Loppert, 1732 Gary, aro parent,
of a .on who orrlvod on Thurs
day, February 22, and tho young
man will share birthday honor.
In tho future with George Wash
ington. Both mother and .on arc
reported doing nicely at Klam
ath Valley hospital.
In Hoapltal Mr.. Virginia
Kllpatrlck of Malln, an employe
of the Klamath Fall, dehydra
tion plant, was moved to Hill
aide hoapltal late Thursday
night whero alio underwent an
operation for the removal of her
appendix. She Is reported doing
nicely.
Stamp Bala Student, of Mill,
.chool aro reminded that Fri
day, February 23, will be the
semi-monthly defense .tamp
aalo at the school, sponsored by
tho PTA. Last olo conducted
at Mills .howed a purchase of
$380.30, bringing the total for
tho .chool year to $8408.65.
Friendship Camp Friend
ship Camp 898, Royal Neighbor,
of America, will meet on Frl
doy evening, February 23, at 8
o'clock in the KC hall on 40(1
Main. All member, and visit
ing neighbor, are asked to attend.
Leaves W. J. (Mickey) Boat
right, well known investigator
and formerly connected with
the U. S. navy; left for Ashland
to vl.lt with W. J. Kerrigan.
' Sprained Ankla Friends of
Mr.. W. E. Curtis will be .orry
to hear that .he I. conflnod to
her home at 120 Lincoln with a
severely sprained ankle. .
Vacation Mr. and Mr.. Curt
Lion of La Point?'; ar leaving
this week for a brief winter va
cation which they will spend at
Lnguna, Calif. . .
ARM
EMBERS
TO CONSTRUCT
T
WASTE DEPO
Eight member, of the AFL
carpenter', union In Klamath
Fall, volunteered to assist In the
construction of a permanent
main aalvagc depot at 532 Mar
ket at a meeting of the union
la.t night.
It wa. pointed out by Paul
Lee, chairman of the county
.alvagc committee, that a total
of 20 carpenter, aro needed to
build the depot and other car
penter, dc.lring to aid In the con
struction of this building should
contact C. D. Long at hi. office
In the Labor temple.
Thl. depot Is being built In
conjunction with the forthcom
ing county-wide .alvage drive on
waste fats, paper and tin can. to
take place in March.
Salvage drive, will be continu
ous from then on until the urgent
need for materials is lessened,
and It I. hoped by the county
nalvagn committee that resident,
of outlying communities will
take advantage of this denot bv
turning in waste material, as
mcy accumulate. Thl. would put
Should We All Si.
Alike Religiously?
"Now I beseech you, breth
ren, through the nam oi our
Lord Jesus Christ, that ye
all apaak the ama thing, and
that there be no - divisions
among youi but thai ye be
perfected together In the
same mind and in the mt
judgment." (I Cor. 1:10). How
can we Justify our sectarian
nam, and craed. wlih thl.
ScrlptureT '
R. I.' GfBBS, Minister.
Church of Christ
2205 Wantland Ave.'
the program on a more voluntary
ba.ia and alleviate tho necessity
of frequent sulvago drive,
throughout tho county.
Tho bulk of tho material to be
used in tho construction of the
building will be donated by
Seo.ler Brother, and tho Big
Basin Lumber company. The
location of tho depot la also do
nated by Scsslor Brother.,
From Medford M. L. Tcdrow,
fire assistant of the Rogue River
natlonaUforcst from Medford, Is
in Klamath Fall, conferring
with John Surglnson, Lako o'
Wood, district ranger, on post
war Improvement plans for the
Rogue river forest.
Apply for Navy Alvln L. El
II. and William W. Alestlne of
Klamath FuIIh, George R. Jor
don, Dorris, Calif., and Elmer
L.Walt, Tulclako, left for Port
land Tuesday night to take final
qualifying examination, for gen
eral service in tho navy.
KI5SPR
CONCERT SET
FOR MARCH
Tho annual spring concert
of the high school, will be given
on rnuiiy.-raarcn 33. All music
group. In the high school, will
participate in this concert and it
will feature soloists, ensemble.,
concert band, orchestra, girls'
glee club, a cappclla choir, and
specialties.
This concert will bring to the
public of Klamath Falls for the
first time the Bymphony orches
tra of tho high .chool. Thl. or
ganization, which until thl. time
ha. been functioning a. a string
orchestra, now has completed
symphonic instrumentation, add
ing clarinet., flutes, bassoons,
bas. clarinet, French horn.,
trumpets, trombones, and per
cussion. Tho orchestra is under
the direction of John Best,
An overflow audience heard
last year's spring concert and it
1. expected that a large crowd
will be on hand to hear the mu
sic group, in the numbers that
they have been preparing for
several month..
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Tnur.daKFeb. 22, 1945
HERALD AND NEWS FIVS
Officer Reports
For Duty At NAS
Lt. Vsn T. Smith, USNR, re
ported today, to the Klamath
naval air station from Whidbey
Island, Wash., and has been as
signed to the ground training de.
partrnent. Lf. Smith has been
on duty at Whidbey Island for
the past year, and prior to that
time served for one year- at ad
vanced bases in the South Pacific.
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE TEETH
Do falae teeth drop, illp or wbb
when you talk, eat, laugh or aneeza?
Don t be annoyed and embarraued by
euch handicap!. FASTEETH, an alka
line Inon-acidi powder to sprinkle on
your platea, keepe falae teeth more
firmly aet. Olvea confident feellnf of se
curity and added comfort. No gummy,
gooey, paity Uate or feeling. Get FAS
TaTZTH today at any drug atore.
Lt. Smith was born in August,
100B, at Washington D. C. Hit
home is given as Arlington, Va.,
and in civilian life he was a fire
and casualty insurance agent in
Washington. Mrs. Smith i and
four-year-old son, Thomas, will
join Lt. Smith here as soon as
housing facilities are available.
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