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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1945)
Blaasod Evtnl Mm. K. L. Ciinipbull la In Hhoomukur, CiiIU,, ui'ttlnit uc(uulntud with licr nuw tiriiiulaon, Cuurly Jumna Wilson. Waller Wllsim Jr., Cli. I'O 2e, u ml Mra. Wilson uru thti proud pnrunts of thu biiby who was born lit tho nuvy hos pital. Mi) wvIkIhkI 0 pounds lit birth. Thin In tho flint kiiiikI child of Mr. mid Mm. Cuiniibcll ul Khimnth l'ulln. Visiting Cpl. und Mra. Dob Frudrickaun nre vlsltlim the corporal's mother, Mrs. lliirold E. Fredrluksun, 2021) Hocliimu Hon, Mrn. Uob Frudrlckaun ciimo to Khimnth Fa I In from her homo In Now Orleans whon hor liunbiiiid roturnod from over sews, Sho will romuln hero with Prudrlrkson's inothar whun ha returns to Ft. Luwls. Civilian Agnlji Krlc Runo Johnnon, uttur survliitl throe yours in tho urmy. hun rcccivcu mi honorublo dlnchoriiu on 'thu point system. Pin t of tho tlmu ho wua stationed overseas, jonn non, aon of Mrs. Rachel John non. of K umuth Kails. In miik Inn lila homo with his wlfu In Napa, Calif. Furlough Om PFC Bill Christiansen, who hna been home on a 30-dny furlough with hl wife. Hutli. ul iu;tu vine. left Thurndiiy to report back for duty. He hus nerved alx months In the Euronenn theater 01 op' orations. Ilia mothor, Olcatha Christiansen," reslden at IBM) Mammilla. To Mt Husband Mrs. E. R Clark, the former Beryl Cun iilntihiini, public school teacher, received a wlro from her hus band asklnit her to meet him In I.onu Bench, Calif, lie la return' Inif from duty In the South Pa, tide. Mra. Clark left Friday. Maatlna There will bo a meeting of the Garden club Au gust 6 at 2 p. m in the library cum room, i nrre win te a weed show and a victory gar den surplus uxchaiifte. Hostesses will be Mra. K. G. Cummlngs and Mrs. H. C. Groesbeck. Vacation Fishing Vema Cnl laRan Is enjoying A week's fish ing trip with her husband, who arranged his vacation at the same time. She Is employed at the wworfl hotel and he Is wan Fluhrer's bakery. In Hospital Mrs. Dewey Powell, who recently underwent surgery at tho Klamath Valley hospital, Is now able to receive visitors. She hns been visiting with Mr. and Mra. C. W. Miller of S131 S. 0th. lUmodaltng Homo Stella T..i-n.M . I - .1 1. iiivii m iter volu tion, which begins Sunday eve ning, at her homo doing gome redecorating. From Bramerton Mrs. Henry Normnnd, of Bremerton, Is vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Snn Wqodard, 3528 Bristol, for 10 days. To Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morryman and Mrs. J. B. Reed attended funeral serv ices for Lynn Luca in Ashland yesterday. Raturna Horn Mrs. Fred Southwell and sons, 1147 Pacific Terrace, have returned home after visiting relatives and friends in Louisiana. floldlar Vlalta MSgt. K. L. Ruconich, former Flclachmann yeast driver of Klamath Falls, is visiting hore on a few days' leave. , Obsarva Campa E. E. Ham brick will be nt Lake o' the Woods the curly part of next week to assist and observe the camps now in operation there. Now Equipment Lesley Max well hns purchased a new truck and new combine for Ills ranch north of Bonnnzn. How to make coffee ice cream Scald a cup of milk . with one third cup of M.J.B. Strain this carefully, then arid a teaspoon of gelatin which has been soaked In little cold milk. Add half a cup of sugar and stir. Let the mixture -i. hi i .i ... ciimi ana men pour it into a re frigerator tray. After It hns be coind mushy, bent, It until light, then mix In a cup 'of cream which hns been bemen until It's thick but not stiff. Return to the re frigerator. It needs no further stirring while It freezes. Cowboy Stars Hara Ray Whitley and Porcy Cnrson, spur ring in tho cowboy aluga allow ut tho Tower llieutre,-uro slay ing lit tho Wlllurd. Mrn. Whitley Is with her husband. Boh Wills will bo a guest at tho Wlllurd next week when his Texan Play boys pluy ut tho urmory dunce. In Wisconsin Mra. Harold Elttrelm und nun, Jucklo, uro In Tomahawk, Wis,, whnro alio wua c n I I o d by tho Illness of her father, Business Hera E, J. Hnvllnn, of 1 In v 1 1 tin Brothers, Tuleluke, wun on business In Khimnth Fulls Thursday. Councilor Miriam Wcbntor In lit Camp A r rah Wunnu acting an councilor for tho rucreutlonul camp this weok. Crops Good Jack Lydell of Tuleluko, In Klamath Fulls on business Thursday, reports crops good In the Tuleluko district. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. Humor, 411 Puclflc Terrace, Ml Thursday for Pprtlund. On Vacation Marvin Hlxon, Klamath county OPA rent rep resentative, will leave Saturday for a week's vacation. No Dane There will be no dunce nt the Moose holt Satur oay night, August 4. Zion Lutheran Plans Missionary Services Special mission services will bo presented by tho Zlon Luth eran church this coming Sunday when tho Rov. George Reulo, mistor of tho Trinity Lutheran church In lllllsbnro, will be the guest speaker. This service will no in tne mills scnooi aumiori um on Eunt Main und Orchard streets, beginning nt 11 a. m. After a noon luncheon, which will be served by tho Indies of the congregation In the school cafeteria, another service will be conducted at 2:30 p. m., at which time natural color film slides on mission work In Ha waii will be presented by the Rev. Mr. Reule. Tho choir will furnish music. Tho public Is invited to attend. FORCIBLE RETAINER BEVERLY HILLS. Calif., Aug. 3 (Hi Carol Ncvlll Tlsher who, Intermittently, wus to serve a 15-duy sentence on an In toxication conviction, didn't show up at tho lull yesterdny. "1 couldn't," lie explained In court, "I already wns in Jail In Vnn Nuys for disturbing the peace." "Ninety days In county iall," responded Justice of tho eace Cecil D. Holland. Gabardine SHIRTS Sport and 3-button atylaa in blue, maroon, giitn and brown. $5.95 t0 $8.95 tinea 1111 LdrkwsJ MANSTORE W Mala St 1 . Vovk !torvbodf i . ' - in up !$695 Let's go to LEO N S (Formerly Foulger's) 525 Main SUNDAY SCHOOL HUG URATES BUS SEUVIGE Br MARYELLEN WRIGHT For Ilia convenience of those attending tho Klamath Templo Sunday . school, tho church Is storting a Sunday school bus August 8, which will cover the south suburban and Hot Springs nreu. Tho bus will lcavo the Klamath Temple at 8:30, pro ceed out East Main and South Sixth to Mono street, On Hope street It will go to Homcdule rond, buck to South Sixth, turn ing north to Madison. From thero It will go to Shasta way, returning by way of South Sixth und Eunt Main. A trip will then bo made covering the Hot Springs district. Tho bus will ntop at all tho designated city bus stops. A return trip will be made Immediately after Sun day school. There will be no churgo for riding the bus. Plana are being made for picnics, hikes and other recrea tion for the Victory weekday Blblo school being held at. the First Christian church. Ninth and Pine streets. This Bible school meets every Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a. m. to 11 a. m. Those Interested ' may still enroll In the classes. Another dally vacation Bible school will be started at the Community Congregational church beginning Monday, August 6, and concluding. Fri day, August 17. Classes for be ginners, primary. Junior and In termediate grades will meet at 0 each morning and bo dis missed at noon. Children and young people living In the Mills addition are welcome. . The Rev. Godfrey Matthews resumes his duties on Sunday, August 8, at the Community Congregational church. Morning service is at 11 a. m., when the minister will preach a ser mon entitled "Come Ye Apart." The male choir and the mixed quartet will sing the anthem "Holy Spirit. Truth Divine." Sharon Moore will sing a so- firnno solo "When Jesus Walked n Galilee." At 6:30 p. m., the entire church family Is Invited to a potluck supper. - Young people of the congregation. will furnish a program of reports. YOU DONT NEED CASH AT Seora-USI PURCHASE COUPONS Ton to to ! Cn4H 0m Juit one to fl t book full of coupons . . . tti Ton i pen 4 tht coupons just Its CAsh all through th stor. There's do fuss or forms) Itr, M ilrnlaf ss.Ua slips. RmsJI down psyrornt sntt monthly rprraeots. Usual srrying chug. GET YOURS TODAY AT Your SEARS CREDIT Office faverilt ftathtr-right tho a platlie toft rlhorholct lilt lalhr, ' inied hSq Italhar loo. Yours , otacK j skits, and songs from Camp Adutna, where they spent a week In atudy and rccreutlon. Participating ure Miixluo Har den, Karen Harden, Lou Anne Chase, Mnry Griffiths, Mury Stone, John Stone, Delia Kob ortson and Lois Larson. A returned missionary from China, thu Rev. E. P. Ashc-ruft, will speuk at thu Frco Metho dist church, 428 South .Ninth, on Monday at 7:45 p. m. Tho Rev, Mr. Aahcraft returned on the Grlpaholm In May after having many experiences with tho Japanese. The public Is In vited to hear his message. Chaplain Herbert W. Stroup Jr., of tho nuvul air 'stution will conduct services at tho Klumath Lutheran church on Sunduy at 11 a, m. Chaplain Stroup will be in charge of services ut tho church during tho month of August In thu absence of tho pastor, tho Rev. S. M. Topncss, who Is on a va cation. The church office will not be open during August, Items for tho church bulletin may bo given to Mra. A. W. Wcatover. phone 3458. At the 11 a. m. worahlp serv ice tho pastor of the Immanucl Baptist church will speak on the subject, "Is Your Salvation In the Sacrament." Communion will be observed following the morning service. The evening evangelistic services will begin at 8 p. m. The sermon subject will be "How Great Is Your Salvation." ' The public Is Invited to the JUST UNPACKED 300 Pairs Men's Broadcloth, assorted patterns, gripper snap fasteners, sizes 28 to 40. 2tc& STORE for MEN Now That PICNIC TIME Is Here Again... pi an outing or picnic over tho waalc- rlUn and. Wa always keap a nica aaaort mant of cookies, doughnuta and pastries in stock from which to maka your selection. kjf also special several varieties of ' layer cake. You will ba able to maka a choice which will please every member of your party. I i forget to include soma of our ham '"1 burger and wiener buna ... No outing ia complete without thaml ' Klamatk'i tyin&U Bahetof. services at the First Christian church when the Rev. Howard F. Hutchlna will preach on "The Chrlstiun'g Debt. "A Clean-Up Campaign That Was Unpopu lar" will be the subject of the evening service. OFF RATION L18T WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 VP) Hearses and ambulances went off the ration list today. How ever, production controls remain in effect. I NEW LEMON-LIME SALAD I tViftcn 1 nvtopa (l tbsp,) unfUvortd geltv. (Id la 'A oup cold trsur. Dissolve to rups lot wswr, 8ll. Add 6 Itvsl tip. LraoD-Umt Kwl'Ald tod eup mtif, ailrrlnf until dissolved. 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