k ? A
Bon Home SSgl. Wnllcr C.
Stimuli, nun of Mrn, Mmy Uwim,
11) '12 Day Ion, in homo un n HO
diiy (iii lininli. I hi wim wuuiulod
In I'liinliul In I'ImuIiiikI unci
luniml to tliu Unltcid Hlulua In
October. 1044, lie him buun ho
iillalUeu nil ico find will return to
Chnmilo (lolcl lion pi tal imxt
week. Thin l hi first furlough
homo in onn unci n hnlf yonr.
Omitted The nuiiiu of Ira M.
Colcinuii, (ornior Klnmnth Full
man. wun Imidvcrluiilly loft off
Ilia lltl of Kluninth ciiaufiltica In
thin war, pi Inlucl Wednesday.
C'ulcimm lufl Klnmnth Full with
Ihv flrnl niilioiiiil uuurrl unit
mid ho (Unci In lliu service In
1042. IIIh widow liven In Luke
view. Vlilt From Aitil a Mn,
Helen tvuiolt ami duuKhtor,
llclty, lire nut'iullnii theli- vncu
Hon In Kluiiiitlh county with
rotative uml irluiidii, wmio
Intro thuy uio guols of Mrn.
Juverell brother una sUlor-m-luw,
Mr. ii nil Mn. Dulhorl Ad
dison of Lukunhoro drive, und
nt the George Stevenson homo
near Olciiu.
Vital Statistics There were
four mora births recorriod In
Klnmnth county during June,
1048, tluin In June. 11144, nnrt 24
iiKin- during tliu f iitt lx inontht
of lhl ycur tluin during the
aiiiiuf period hut yvur. Deaths
rciii'hi'd three mint for June,
11145. Ihiin June, 11144, und were
lit lea during Hid flrat tlx
mouths Ih lh yrnr thnn lual.
Dig Strawberries Puul Pier
ferln of Denver nvenue had
strawberries uhout 'ii Inches in
rlrcumfnrenre on cliaplay lit the
Herald und News office Thura
ilny. Pfefferle reported Unit tho
Inruo berrlea were of the Mtune
Willi 11(18 variety, very few of
which tit grown west of the
Rockies.
Vacation at Lassen Mr. and
Mrs. 11. S. Wood and Mrs. John
ladon spent several days In Las
sen national park where they
were tho guest of Attorney
Stanley Wood and family of
Oakland. Calif. Stanley la the
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wood
and the brother of Mrs. Yaden.
Want Somor Vegetables? A
victory gardener has notified the
homo demonstration office that
she haa some surplus vegetables
including stimuli. Anyone in
terested may call the office
81 M. Anyone else having sur
plus vegetnblea Is requested to
call llio office also.
Luncheon W omen of tht
Moose will meet for a potluck
luncheon Friday, August 17, In
Ihj Moose hall at 12:110 p. m.
A card party will be hold at 2
p. in., in tin- hall. This I the
third of a series and is sponsored
by tho homemaklng committee.
La urn Drumulo Is In charge.
Ptcnlo Sunday Odd Follows
of Klamatli lodge No. 137 and
their families will picnic in
Moore park Sunday. Members
are requested to bring basket
lunches, and the lodge will
furnish Ice cream and coffee.
Tho picnic will start at noon.
Picnic The potluck picnic of
the Senior circle or the com
munity ConsrrgnHonal church
will be held Frlriny nl 12:30
n. m., at the homo of Mrs. W. C.
Little, 2444 Orchard way. Hos
tesses will be Mrs. William Lar
son and Mrs. Godfrey Mathews.
To Salem Meeting Malcolm
Epley of Klnmiith I-nlls will go
to Salem Saturday to attend a
meeting of tho alute post-war
tourist committee of which he is
a member. Governor Karl Snell
will attend the meeting sched
uled for the capital at 10 a. m.
Postponed The meeting of
tho Thimble club which was
orlglnnlly scheduled for Wed
nesday, August 15, has been
postponed until Wednesday,
August 22. The meeting will bo
held at the home of Vera Reeves,
437 N. Third.
To Modford Mrs. J. L. Cal
houn and daughter, Beverly, of
Dudley Heights, left Friday for
Modford whore they will spend
a few days.
A Fence to
Meet Every Need
Mode from selacted 41 In.
lull slsa wood slats, evenly
apaead and wovon between 5
cables of heavy wire. Colors,
tad oi green.
It'l aasiry, quickly and par
mansntly ereoted. Long last
ing and makes a good ap
pearsnca, It'a Inexpensive,
too.
Just tha thing for Victor?
Cardans. Keeps dogi In or
eutl -
Suburban Lbr. Co.
Bp
Daughter Born Mr. und Mrs.
Bertram O. Brown. Cliffs. Ida.,
aro parents of a little girl born
August 10 nt Klamatli Valley
hospital, This wus previously re
ported as Mr, iind Mrs, L, 11.
lil'OWIl,
Wave E n 1 1 s t a a Vivian
Franks, 2504 Croat, enlisted In
tliu Waves August 10, Sim is
homo on liiuctlvc duty until Sep.
lumber 2, Miss Franks hum
llvocl hero three years and Is em
ployed by J. C. Penney company.
Fire A fire which threatened
tu bum a garagn and paint ahed
near tho caretaker's house at
Modoo field Thursday afternoon
was put out by the fire depart
ment before It did much
damage.
Hoof Firs Tho city fire de
partment was called Thursday
afternoon to the home of Frank
lloguc, 1748 Mcnlo way, where
sparks had set a fire on tho roof
of tho house.
Girl Scouts Mrs. Roy Carter,
executive secretary of the- Girl
Scuuts, tin returned from h.'
vacation and wishes to announce
that the Scout office will bo onen
beginning Monday, August 20.
Major Surgery Mrs. Iva Pin
iicll of Tcnmint, Calif., bookkeep
er at the Long Bull Lumber
company, is In Klamath Valley
hospital recovering from a major
operation.
To Portland Mrs. Lea Mc
Mullen and daughtor, Francis
Lee, S. 8th, are In Portland for
a few days on a business and
pleasure trip,
In Hospital Joseph L. Hemp
hill of the ZX wagon at Paisley
Is In Klamath Valloy hospital re
ceiving medical treatment.
In Office Mrs. Coral Sabo
was working In the county court
office Friday while Frances Lee
McMullon Is on a short vacation.
VUitlno Hera Mrs. Rollin
Rodolph of San Francisco Is vis
iting in Klamath Falls.
Recovering Mrs. J. J. Ze
man, 118 N. Sth. Is In Klamath
Valley hospital recovering from
major surgery.
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The corner alone of tho new
Peace Memorial (formerly Alla
mont) Presbyterian church was
dedicated at a special V-J Day
meeting at the Altamont Junior
high school August 14, at 8 p. m.
Dedication scrvlco was con
ducted by the pastor, the Rev
Hugh T. Mitchelmore, and pa
triotic addresses were given by
Phil Hitchcock and Chaplain
Graham Gilmer, lieutenant com
mander, stationed at the marine
barracks. The program also In
cluded a flulo solo by Harold
Peyton, and a 'cello sold by Mar
garet Mc.Clellan.
Reports were made on the
building fund by Chairman Rob
ert Lamott and on tha building
construction by Chairman Cal
Peyton.
No Draft Changes
Slated For August.
There will be no changes In
the August sclectlvo service ln
duction lists o x c c p t for men
over 28, according to Ted Caso
today. Men under 28 will report
as previously scheduled.
No instructions have been Is
sued to this offico on what will
bo dono after August, the Of
fice reported.
VITAL STATISTICS
nnOWN-norn it Kisnnth VilUy hm.
nltel, Klamaih falls, Or., on Aurxut
o, 1040, to Mr. and Mr. Bsrlrsm O.
Itrnwn. Cliff. Hnho. a rlrl. Welti,.;
h pm in tin ;i ourto,
hAHC- Born at Klnmnth Valley hm
pltal, Klamath Falls, Ore., on AhbusI
Itt. IP4A, in Mr. and Mn. W. w. Hare.
Plttvllla. Calif.. a girl. Weight: 7 pounds
6 ouneas.
. ni'ltft) Tlnvn al irtatnailh Val1u kn.
pIlaT, Klamath rails. Ore, on Atiitusl
m. mas, io Mr. ana mn, e-iayion Retxjr,
Malm, a girl. Weight; 0 pounds 7
ounrrs.
RANDALL'- Burn at Illllald hospital,
Klamath rails. Or., on August 1(1, 1049,
to Mr, and Mr. Louis Randall, Boning,
a boy. Weight: fl pound fl ounces.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Tuesday, August 21 September 2
W..k Dayi, SiOO Till 11:30
Miss Clara Chrlstensen, Director
of Huntington Park College, California
THEMEi
Tne Life of Christ
asiaaBaWWWaaia.aa
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By MARYELLEN WRIGHT
Sunday morning services at
churches throughout tho city
will commemorate tho end of the
war with services of pruycr and
thankfulness. In accordance with
tho expressed wish of President
Truman, tho morning service at
tho Community Congregational
church on Sunday at 11 n. m
will begin with a service of
pralso and thanksgiving for vic
tory, Tho congregation will
unite In a litany entitled "Vision
After Victory." Incidental music
and hymna of pralso will be led
by the choirs under thi direc
tion of Mrs. Violet Moore The
prelude to worship will be
played on Itic chimes and organ
by Charlna II. Shinn. The ad
dress will be delivered by Lt.
Col. Paul Sharo, recently re
turned from duly with the
armed forces In the .South Pa
cific. Ninety and Nina
"Pralso, Prayer and Thanks
giving" will be tho. theme of the
Sunday morning service to be
held In the Klamath Temple at
11 a. in. There will be an Illus
trated sermon on the "Ninety
and Nino" Sunday night at 7:46
p. in. This Illustrated message in
on a parable of tho "Ono Lost
Sheep," An Invitation Is extend
ed to the public to attend these
services.
Victory Borvica
A special victory service of
thankfulness will be held at the
Zlon Lutheran church, 1025
High. Pastor Victor A. Schulze
will speak on the topic "True.
Deep and Lasting Gratitude."
The service begins at 11 o'clock.
THANKSGIVING
Tho 11a. m. Sunday morning
services at the First Presbyter
ian church will be a "Service of
celebration and thanksgiving to
God for Ills providence In bring
ing about the end of the war and
return of peace to the world."
CHURCH SCHOOL
Clara Chrlstensen of Hunting
ton Park college, Calif., for sev
eral yours vocul instructor and
summer dully-v a c a 1 1 o n Bible
school director, will be the di
rector and Instructor in the an
nual school conducted by the
Church of the Nazarene, Garden
and Martin streets, from Tues
day, August 21, to September 2.
Miss Chrlstensen will be as
sisted by Mae Cole, Huntington
Park, and a corps of teachers In
a series of studies and exercises
correlated In the theme. The Life
of Christ. Tho school begins at
8 a. m. and closes at 11:30 a, m.
each day, with periods of devo
tions, class study, recreation and
crafts in handwork and shop. At
the close of the school, a public
program of specially arranged
dramatization of the work and1
exhibits will bo presented.
Beginning Wednesday evening
and continuing each evening ex
cept Saturday, Miss Christcnscn,
who Is also an evangelist, will
speak at 7:45, On Sundays she
will be heard at 11 a. m. and 8
p. m. At each of these services
there will be a songfest at which
Miss Chrlstensen will sing.
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CHAPLAIN SPEAKS
Chaplain Graham Gilmer of the
Marine Barracks will preach the
sermon at St. Paul's Episcopal
church on the Sundays of Au
gust 19 and 28. The Rev. F. C.
Wlssenbaeh, rector of St. Paul's
Episcopal church, is vacationing
with his family on the coast.
Regular morning prayer services
will bo conducted on both Sun
days by Roy Premo and Heber
Radcliue, lay readers. Chaplain
Gilmer has prepared sermons
of particular interest at this
time.
TRUMAN
I'JISII
First Presbyterian Church
of MERRILL
"A Door Opened In Heaven"
Sarvlca 11:00 A. M.
DR. D. J. FERGUSON
at th.
Church of the Nazarene
Oard.n and Martin Sts.
T.laphon. 4870
Worihlp i Study I Ex.tcli.t t R.er.atlon I Cralti
Agat S to 16
WELCOME TO ALL
EAST COAST
ARRIVALS
By Tha Associated Press
Harvay O. Goddard, TS,
Nuhleber, Calif, Arrived on
Walter Hunger duo In Boston
August 10.
F, C. Hallo, 2nd Lt., Duns
tnulr, Calif. Arrived on Fred
erick Victory duo at New
York on August 14,
Raymond E. Padgat, PFC,
Lukevlnw. Arrived on Fred
crick Victory due at New
York on August 14.
Earl E. Tabar, PFC, Mer
rill, Arrived on Sea Porpoise
duo at New York on August
13,
Church Of God
Gets New Minister
A recent arrival In Klamath
Falls la the Rev. Donald Dolph,
new minister at the First Church
of Cod on Altamont drive. Ac
companied by Mrs.- Dolph and
little daughter, Ruth, he Is mov
ing into tho parsonage which has
been recently redecorated by the
church.
The Rev. Mr. Dolph attended
the Bible Seminary at Owosso.
Mich., for several y o a r s and
preached in Owosso and Sheboy
gan, Wis., before coming to
Klamath Falls.
The Rev. Mr. Dolph plans to
lay particular emphasis on work
with young people for which he
has had special training.
AiMmbfy f God
ICv. C. O. loon pastor, 74tf Oak.
flundar trnool, IMS a. m., sermon
I h m.J Young paopla, 0:30 p. m Evan
rllitto matting, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday
7:.10 p. m., prayer meeting; Thursday
7:30 p. m.. preaching.
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ririt I'mbylerlatt. Merrill'
Morning service, 11 o'clock, David J,
Ferguson, minister.
it. Paul' tpltcopsl Chared
liev P C WUtenbech. rtotor. Corner
Jeffcnon and lth
Sunday service. Holy communion. 8:00
a n Cnurch school, 0:43 a. m. rirst
Sunday of ch month Holy communion
at 11:00 a. m. and all other Sundays
morning prayer and sarmoo at 11-00 a.
m, Holy Day and Saint Days, Uoly
Communion. 10 oo a nx
a a
'?! Latheran
loas High. Victor a. Schulx. pastor
Phone 0793. DlvitM worship, 11 a. m.;
Sunday school. 8:43 a. m. Choir. Thurs
day 8 p m. Children' confirmation
class. 0:30 to 11 iO a m. t ttva parsonage.
Altamnt Presto y Una a
Junior high school, S. Sth and Sum
mars, Key Hugh T llttchairnora, pastor
Bible school. 9:4A a m. Won hi d 11
a. m Junior Christian Endeavor. 4:30
p. m. Sigma PI-society, S:30 p. m.. 4431
S. Sth. th mans
Plrsl Cberrh mt Christ Salenttrt
10th and Washington Sunday momlna
eervlca. 11 o'clock Sunday school. 0:30
a m Testimonial meeting Wednesday
at 8 p m, Tree Christian Selene read
ing room located at 1033 Mala.
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Klamath RtTlral Center
1A25 Mitchell at Shasta way. TW.
and Mr. J. R. Griffith, pastor. Sunday
school, 10 a. m. Morning service, 11
a. m. Evangeliitlc, 7:30 n. m. Wek
ntght services. 7:3o p. m. Wednesday and
m day. Phone 4320.
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO rIN NO UOll-ITALIZATION
N 1..M el Tim.
r.rm.n.nl aIUi
DR. E. M. MARSHA
oatrareti. rartei
Dta N. tia - r.Mnir. Tkutr. aiaa
tsm
Come to worship with ui
at tha
FIRST CHURCH OF
GOD
on Altamont Drive.
Ths Church whir Chrlstlsn
Experience mskes you s
member.
FERVOR WITHOUT
FAVOR
Rev, DonaldDoIph,
Minister
Klamath Church Directory
Charefe sf Chriil
2ft Waatland. Ministers. Saymond
t, Olhbs, 03ft Pront, phone t')0
and M. l-loyd Smith. M7 Alternant
drive, prion 30r8 Bible atudy, 10 a. m.,
aarmon and communion, 11 a. m. to 12
nootj. Kvenlfig rvloi, 7:48 o'clock;
Ladle Blblt clan, Thursday. p. m.;
Wednesday Blhla study 7:30 p. m. A
hearty Invitation to all.
Pint Cavanani
823 Walnut. Phone 8517. Albert U
Owlght, pastor, Sunday aohool, 10 a, m.;
frioinJng worship, 11 a. m.; Young peo
?li meeting, 7 p. m.J evening service.
43 p. m. Mld-w fellowship, Wed
nesday, 7l40 p. m.
Vint Prsbytrita Cbaroo
N, Sth and Pm. Hv. David T. Bar
natt, Jr., pastor, 830 N. sth. Church
telephone 7311 Bible school at 0149 a. m..
worihlp at 11 a. m. Evening service.
7:30 p. m. Young Peoples Fellowship
Hi ting ;td racraatlon 8:18 p. m.
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Cmmaally Cencrfiiaal
Oardan batwaen East Main and Martin.
Church school 0:46 a. m , service, u
. m.. Comrade of tha Way, 8 p. m
community hall. 8rvlcs vry Sun
day, Jlav. Godfrey Matthew, pastor,
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LaiUr-Dsy Salaie
Tha Church of Jesua Christ of Latter
Day Saint hold their service In me
auditorium of tha city library, Sth and
Klamath. Priesthood meeting Sunday
inurnlng at 12:10. Sunday school corn
menra at 10:30, Sacrament meeting at
6 o clock Sunday evening E. E. Bur
rows, branch president, phone 8202 or
9721.
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Immanael Bsptlii
(Northern Baptist affiliate)
11th and High, Kev. Chart J. Sund
itrnm pastor. 1330 Lookout, phone 0773.
C. K. Logerwell director of music, Sun
day school 6:43 a. m. Mornlnr. worshlo
1 1 a. m. Poung people 0:30 p. m.
I Kvangeltallo service 7:30 p. m. Midweek
service weaneinay i.m p. m.
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Jesus Nam Calvary Tahersscie
Located at 1442 Oregon avenue. W
tnvlt everyone to our meeting. Sun
day, 11 a. m., morning devotions: 8
p m., evangelistic service. Tuesday
8 p, m., prayer meeting; Friday. 8 p. rn.
prayer meeting. Frad Ii. Holier, pastor
and evangel is u
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Klamath Temple
1007 Pine. Daniel B. Anderson, pastor.
Sunday unooL 0:43 a. m. Morning wor
ship 11 a. m, Overcomer service, 8:30
p. m Jail meetings, 3 p. m. Radio pro
gram. KFJI, Saturday. 8:30 p. m. Evan
gel 1 tic sarvlca 7:48 p. m. Wadneaday
nighb prayer maaUnav
Church of CbrlH
(Downtown)
All members and friend ar extend
ed a special and cordial invitation to
attend tha downtown Church of Christ
at Sunday morning sarvloae. Song arv
Ic. 10 a. m.: Blbla study 10:14 a. m.;
aermon and worship. 11 a. m,; commun
ion. 11:48 . m.: evening sarvleaa, 70
o'clock Located tn tha KC hall over
tha Rainbow thaatr.
Pint Cbrlstlan
Ninth and Pina. Church echool at
9-45 a. m. with etas for all aga.
Alvln Bailey, general superintendent.
Morning worship at 10:30, and the
observance of tha Lord's supper at
11 o'clock each Lord' day. All
Christian ar Invited to tha com
muniAfl aorvlea waaklv. Young Mople
meet at 8:30 p. m. Juniors and seniors
meet In respective group. Evangelistic
session every Sunday, beginning at 7:30
p. m. An Interesting and neipiui serv
ice. On Wednesday evening, mid-week
nravftr and Hlbta study. Thundav eve
ning choir practice. A warm welcome
is exteooea to au. uowaru a. nuwiwu,
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I HJQ theutandi of utartaqo-lonqhnorfihvt
I tvtr was a (sold Standard 1
Th. Klamath Indiana har. baan warda ef th. gov
arnment lor eighty-on. yaara; their property and monay
politically controlled.
S. 1313. A BUI Introduced by- S.natori Mora, and
Cordon of Oregon, will confer full citizenship upon
the Indiana of th. Klamath Reierratlon. Tha progrea
ahr. Indiana of th Reeervation and prominent citizen,
of Klamath county endone th. principle invoW.d In
th. Bill.
Th. Bill earriea out the recommendation, of th.
r.port of Hou. Reiolutlon 166, 76th Congreaa, 2nd Sea
aion, and Senate Report No. 310 of the 78th Congreaa,
let Seaaion. The Koua. Report r.comm.ndf to th.
Congreaai
"However, your committee doet feel that th. tlm.
haa come when a procedure ahould be enacted into
leglalatien whereby th.' individual American Indian
who haa th. capacity and dealr. to mo from hi
apeclal itatu into th. realm of full cltlianahip ahould
be permitted to do o upon preaentation of hi requ.at
and a demonstration of hi ability to free himaelf from
the restriction and privilege of hi ipeclal atatut."
Senate Report No. 310 reeommenda to th. Con
grain
"Put th. supervision of Indian forests under th.
National Forost Administration.
"Eliminate federal trust over all Individual Indian
land, including tho. In Inheritance status. This will
fr. th. Indian ownara to becom. responsible clttiens.
neither in handicapped nor in preferred itatus. It
will enable them to take their placea In their com
munltiee without th. stigma that attach. to them In
Ith.r etatua. and wilt at th. same time free the com-'
munltloi to build up through th. contribution and to
th. advantage of all their people. This will eliminate
a large Item in tha administration of Indian property,
and aave th. government several million dollar." .
For the fiacal year 1946, the tax paid by th
Indian of tha Klamath Reservation, to the federal
government for Reservation adminiitratlon 1 $321,000,
a par capita coat of $214.00.
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Klghth and High streets.
Sunday Maisesi 7, S, 0:30 ind 11 m. u.
Holy Day Masse! S. and $.30 a, m.
Weekday Mass: S a, m.
Confession! Saturdays, Kvea of Holy
day and first Fridays from ? to 4 p m.
and from 7:30 to 8:30 p m.
a a a
The Hslvatlea Array
Fourth and Klamaih. Company meat
Ing 10 a. m. Hnllnaa meeting 11 a. m.
Evangelistic meeting 8 p m. Thursday
and Saturday 8 p. m. Officer In charge
Major and Mrs W RoswalL
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Un(n flaspel Mtislan
Located at 231 Commercial. Sitter
Caroline M, Tlmms pastor. Reildence,
317 Klamath. Sunday school, 10 a. m..
preaching. 11 a. m, Bible class, 8 p. m.
Mr A. Harnett, teacher. Evening
service, 7:30 p. m.. songs. Prayer meet'
Ing, Wednesday 7:10 p m.
Church ef lb fUtarena
Garden and Martin. Sunday aehool
:43 a- m.: worship. 11 a. m.; depart
men'al meetings 8:48: Evangeliitlc, 7:45
p m.: mid-week prayer. Wednesday 7:48
b m. Pastor. Bertrand F. Peterson. 830
Mitrtia phone 4870.
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First Baptist
N 8th at Washington. Rev. Ceofl C
Brown, pastor. Residence, 827 Eldorada
Phone 7430 Bible school. 8:48 a. m
Morning worship. 11 calock. Baptist
training union 8:3 p. m. Evening serv
ice. 8 o. m. Mid-week oraver Wednes
day. 7:30 p. m. Choir rahearsal Wed
nesday, bo p. m,
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Blhie BaptUI
wiard at Idella' corner. Keith P.
Fields, pastor. Worship. 11 a. or Bible
training school, 8:45 a. m. Evening
service. 7:45 p. m. Wedneaday prayer
eervlce, 7:4o p m.
Seventh-Day Advantltt
Sabbath school Saturday 0:34 a. m.
at church. 833 North 0th. Pastor. P. C.
Alderson speak at tho 11 a. m. service
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:49 p. m.
ML Lakl Presayterias
Rev. Hugh T Mitchelmore, pastor.
Worship. 0:49 a. m. Bible school. 10:43
a. m, ujtruiian snaeavot, l) o. m.
Come out to any of tnes"
Apestalte Falu '
228 N. 8th. Sunday school. 0:30 a. m.
Morning devotion. 11 a. m. Evangelistic
service. 7:43 p. nv Wadneeday and Fri
day. 8 p. ra.
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For
Commercial
Refrigeration
SALES and SERVICE
See
Ksrl Urquhart
Refrigeration
Equipment Co.
81 1 Klamtth
Phone 6455'
fVli'tiV'iWaTTiatf.'ifi
Should the Klamath Indians
Receive FULL CITIZENSHIP?
Frldar. Aug. 17, 1945
Churah af Prngrtsslve Piycblo
uivine iieaiin
Looatad at 323 Main, room T. Run.
day aarvlc. 8 p. nv: Wednesday circle.
8 p. m. Metaphysical lending library
open Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday, it
a m to 4 p. rn.i Wednesday and Thurs
day evening. 7 to 0 p. m. Pastor resi
dence. 700 Mitchell. Phone 7373. All
are welcome.
Foil Oesptl dtapi
J. O. Jorgensen, pator. Located at
123 N, 4th. Services Sunday, 11 a. m.
morning worshlo and 7:43 avangelhtlc
services. Wednesday, midweek services
at 7:43 p, m. Saturday night prayer and
praise ei r.v.
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Flnt Charon ef QoA
2102 Altamont drive. Rev. Drtnald
Dolph, pastor, Sunday services: Sunday
school, 0:43 a. m.; preaahfng service,
tl a. m.j IYP, 8:10 p, m.; evening ierv
Ice, 7:30. Mid-week prayer service Wed
nesday. 7:30 p, m.
First Metbeglst
N 10th and HI eh. Rav. Viator Phtlllrw
minister Andrew Loner, Jr., director of
music Mr. John O Connor, organist
Minuter' rasldanea. 1003 HI ah. Tele
phone 3888.
wot nip. ii a. m.
Sunday school, 0:4 a. m.
Methodist Youth Fallowshlo. each Sun
day, 1 p. m
www
Klamath Lalhtran
Cross and Crescent. S. M. Topnes.
Kstor. Residence 2038 Leroy, phone
78. Sunday school at 0:13 a. m.
Divine worship at 11 a. m. Senior choir
rehearsal Wednesday at 7:43 p. m.
Church phone 3432.
Cbareh ef GeS
3343 Bummers lane. Rev. n. m. dii
:er. pastor. Church school, 10 a. m,
chtn trvic 11 a. m. VLB 6:30
p. m., preaching service 7:43 p. m.
FHgrla Rellnesa Mt
Rev. WUIlam rngersotl, pastor. 1301
Want land Sunday school, :9vSliJ
8:49 p. m.; ervangalUUo rvlce, 7:49
AIgDa CnnuttitT Baptlit Mltslen
icflurat hv tmmanual BaDtUt
church i . ... . ,
Sunday school, i0s.ro. Worship ser
vice, 11:13 a. m.
DUMB IS AT ITS MSI
m HtnsmoH wheh its
Superintendent Courtwright's report aa of March
31, 1844, itate:
"For over fifty year the Klamath have dreeaod
and lived like their white neighbors. All speak, read
and writ English . Their children attend, th public
and other achools.
"Generally (peaking, th. Klamath liv. much
above th. av.rag. of other Indiana In th. United
State, and, to some degree, bettor than their white
neighbor . . , Th.y dres Ilk whit, people, their home
re modern, most with electric current, waterwork and
sewer systems; equipped with modern labor-saving de
vice. They own many of the latest type of farm and
ranch equipment such a tractor, trucks, balers, etc.,
and own the batter grade of livestock."
' Th. Klamath Indians hava bought ov.r $100,
000.00 in War Bonds; they work in defense plants.
Thay have fought for freedom and democracy in th.
two World Wars. They have fought and died for their
country. They have proven they are 100 per cent :
Americans. They are eltlaena in ev.ry reapect except
their property right which 1 now politically mis-managed
by the Bureau of Indian Affair. The taxation
by the Bureau of Indian Affairs of th capital receipts
of their land and monies amount to usurpation of
their prop.rty. Th. American Indian do. not .njoy th.
light and privilege of the American Japanese.
Shall the Indian of the Klamath R.sorvatlon
rac.lv. full cltlienship
Expreis Your Honest
YES....
Moil This Bollot to: Tho
LCare of William Skeen,
1 ; Spragua River, Ore. I
HERALD AND NEWS m
Fr MalhodUt
428 Mouth Ninth, Rev, Norrla k)
Hugh, pastor. Sunday chnol al 1'
a. m. Itoiriftr Munsal, auoertntemUni
Morning service at ll , nt. Happy hunt
and YPMS at to. n. Evangnllil aorvln
al 7:49 p. m. Thursday evening at TiV
prayer meeting.
First
Church of Christ,
Scientist
. branch ef Th Mather Church, Th
first church af Cbrlit, HcUnllat, tn
Boiton, Mass,
lOtfe and WashlDgtoa
Ssrrlos
landay School 0:80 a. m.
tonday SarVIc 11 a. m.
Subjscl, Aug. 19, "Soul
Wednesday evening srvlr I f. lal.
Beading Roam. 1018 Main It.
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Opinion VOTE
NO....
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gr . . . :
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