Picnic A plenlo fur llio Ore-
, Women's Ambuluiieo ouiim
will bo lurid ill thu gravel pit.
Sunday, August 2(1. Those nut
ill tin UWAC meeting held last
Tuesday nliiiuld cuiiluct Mm. Leo
Kviiiih. Those wliu plmi lo III
lend are asked to blind silver-
"" wind mid cups. Members nnd
their f(i lltl I k'H Hid advised lo
k'livu their homes by U ii. in.
Ladles' Aid Tho i&lim Ludles'
Aid will meet Thursday nflor
niiiiii lit 2 o'clock at tho church
lit loan High. Mm. V. W. Kbor
' lt-lu will bu lioHtc-HH. All friends
. mid plumbers uro Invited lo ul
. lend,
Daughter Born Mr, and
Mm. lllchurd li. Niihoii, U24
... 1 Huh, me parents of u baby girl
born Tuesday at Kliiiiiatli Valley
hospital. Thu little Kill has been
mimed Kelly Ann. Mm, Niihoii la
. llio former Marjorlo Young mid
Ik ii former employee of tho Her-
' aid in ul Nowh.
Orlont Picnic A picnic for
" Orlons and their families will bo
, held ul Moore park on Sunday,
August 2(1, at 2 p. in. For fur
Ihur Information in cm born
' should call Mm, C. A. Baker at
' 70;i,
Visiting Here Mr. and Mm.
C. Hoy whyliil are hero visiting
friends. The Whytals, formerly
of Klamath fulls, arc now living
In Eugene.
In Medford Marvin lllxon,
area rent representative, ban
been in Medford for several days
making n routine visit to llio
Jackson county rent office.
New Pine Creek
Mrs, Fnye Keller entertained
the Pinochle club on the after
noon of August 1. When tho aft
ernoon of nlaylng was over, a
surprise "I'lnk and Bluo" show
er wan given In honor of Mm,
' Buna Kurls. The refreshment ta
ble was deeurated In pink dark-
la mid little cradles filled with
candy were at each member's
place. I he hostess nerved Bluffed
tomatoes, raspberry ahortcakc
and Iced tea. Those proenl were
Mrs. bllziioclli Alexander, Mrs,
Dorothy Blunt. Mm. Jewel Can-
bron, Mm. Aiplm Smith, Mm.
Maudp Duller, Mm. Buna Kurls,
Mm. Bcmico Whlt-ictt and the
hostess. Absent members who
cut Mills wero Mm. Crance Ber
nard and Mrs. Daisy Fleming.
On Thursday, August 0, there
was a bridal shower held at the
Graugo hall in honor of Mm.
Ben IBihIkc) Mulkey of Willow
ranch. The hostesses, Mrs. Mary
' Snider, Mrs. Lyda Bishop and
Mm, Vlolu Bishop, served Jcllo
ana cbko for refreshments
About 00 uueslx wero present.
Hlumcr MeCrory has been
building a sleeping porch at tho
rear ot the furls store building,
Midland
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kidman
and daughter, Sharon, have
moved to Midland from Stock
ton. Call., and expect to make
their homo here.
Mr. and Mm. Kincald, new
residents of Midland, have gone
to California on business for a
few duys.
Mrs. Murgarlto Stcnctt, Ban
don, has been visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mm. Fred Mllonl. Mrs.
Htenctt leaves Friday for Ban
don. Mr. and Mrs. LcHoy llouch
liavo moved Into their new home
about one mile from. Midland.
Mrs. Edna Trovers is enlarg
ing and remodeling her store
at Midland. Her son, George
Flowers, will be connected with
tho new store also. i
Hans Norland Fir Insuranct.
Phone 60B0.
Single or Double
TIN COATS & PANTS
Famous Hlrsch-Welis
OREGON WOOLEN
BOO Main
Work Chang I'atly Bchiipp,
who bus been employed with the
U, 8, bureau of reclamation
Klamath office this summer, has
resigned her position to work iu
tho office of tho Southern Pa
clflu Railroad company,
Timber Manager Here Bob
Lcavcngood, assistant timber
manager at Fort Kliiinulli, Is in
town on business with thu U. S.
forest service and Big Lakes Box
company, lie will bo In Klam
ath Falls tho remainder of tho
week.
Early Potatoes Karly potato
harvesting is expected to start
soon. Ono growor has request
ed pickers, buckers and swamp
ers to start work Saturday.
Vacation In Bouth Barbara
Nyhart has returned from a IU
day visit with relatives in Los
Angolos,
From Vacation Mm. Grnco
Casey, employed by the Fashion
Cleaners, has returned from a
week's vacation at Eugene.
On Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
n. F. Ilngue, 1740 Menlo way,
arc out-of-town on a vacation.
In Portland C. A. Iliiydcn of
the Shasta View houxing nroject
is In Portland for a few days.
Local OPA
Fines Violators
Mack's (MacDonuld) store at
3113 Michigan avenue, and L.
(J lender ol Chllouuln have been
fined $23 for violating OPA reg
ulations, I lie price panel of the
war price and ration board look
action against Mack's store for
violating OPA regulation No.
423 Involving sales above celling
prices of condensed milk. L.
Ulengcr was found by the board
to be violating OPA regulation
No. 3M involving sales above
celling prices of meat. Both vio
lators signed a statement prom
ising to discontinue any further
evasions or violations.
In 1D2R Egypt declined the
offer of John D. Rockefeller Jr.
of $10,000,000 to help establish
a museum for her antiquities.
Lanaell Vailev
Mrs, A, E. Gulo returned Mon
day from Sun Francisco wlmro
slid whs called by tho serious Ill
ness of her mother. Mrs. Alice
I'uatrosH, Tho condition of Mrs.
i'ealross Is much Improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Murray,
Mrs, Florence Botklns and Mrs.
Claudia Muslck loft Sunday for
n week's vacation at Marshflcld.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Fra.lcr
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
K. W, Brown,
Marjorlc Mauldln spent sever
al days with her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Santford Jones.
Deepest sympathy Is extended
to the relatives of Mm. Ella
Walker who was burled at Bo
nanza on Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Dearborn bad her
tonsils removed Monday morn
ing at Hillside hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Itueek
spent Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Popple.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Dearborn
of Klamath Falls and Mm. Me
Govern of Bishop, Calif., spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mm. Bill
Burnett and family.
Malcolm Tcare has been very
111 at Hillside hospital but Is re
ported Improved.
Helen Gowen of Bonanza
spent several days with Hazel
Gift.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pcpplo
and Mr, ond Mrs. Les Lcavllt
and Mary, spent Sunday at
Lakoview with Mr. and Mm.
Jack Bradley and children and
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Chandler and
children.
John Dee Chandler Jr., re
cently joined the marines. His
address Is Pet. No. 62, RDMCB,,
San Dlcgo, 41.
Mr. and Mm. Wesley Dear
born entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Jones and Elaine, Mrs. Bob
Dalton and Evelyn, Dorothy
Jones, Mrs. Mary Dearborn and
Doris Lcavitl al dinner on Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frazlor,
Klamath Fulls, spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hurry Frazier.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brown
spent Tuesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Burnett.
Mrs. Mattln McFall was a
dinner guest on Monday evening
of Mrs. Myrtle Johnson and
Mm. Mary Lcidy.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Lchto
and Mr. and Mrs. George Bur
nett and family, all of Klamath
Falls, spent Wednesday with the
Bill Burnetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Johnson
and children, Bly, and Mm.
OREAD IS AT ITS BEST
WHEN ENRICHED AS
WAfD
Taste for yourself (He fresh
crispnoss made possible by
Sabinizina . . . the exclusive.
new method of making potato
chips. Test them today and
draw your own conclusion!.
If your grocer it temporarily out
of Blue Boll chips, please make
allowances for wartime conditions.
Chinese Leader Tells of Task Ahead
ti ' ,. i
(NK A Telenholol
Generalissimo Chiang Kal-Bhck delivers V-J Day speech to far-flung
listeners of China, Riving news of Japan's capitulation and task of recon
version ahead from radio station XOOY, Chungking, China.
Ruby Brown, Bonanza, spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wes Dearborn and family. In the
afternoon they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Brown and daugh
ters. Mr, and Mm. Emery John
son were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hitson and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roberts,
Klamath Falls, spent Wednes-
FESTIVAL REVIVAL
MERRILL Paul Lewis has
been appointed to check reaction
of Merrill businessmen to plans
of the Merrill Service club for
reviving the annual Klamath ba
sin potato festival, war casualty
of the last three years.
The club, meeting Tuesday,
heard Dr. D. J. Ferguson speak
on the United Nations confer
ence which he attended at San
Francisco.
Lt. Al Gould, bombardier with
the 8th air force, and a prisoner
o." the Germans for 16 months,
paid tribute to work of the Red
Cross among prisoners of war.
Hundreds of men were saved
the ravages of malnutrition
day with Mr. and Mm. Harry
Frazicr and Mrs. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brown and ;
children spent Wednesday with j
Mm. Ray Marchant and chll-:
dren.
Neil Grohs has returned to
duty in the Soutn Pocific after j
spending a short furlough with '
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1
Grohs. I
Stetson Hats
for Fall
arriving daily in the ' new
colors of Alpine, Pine, Wil
low and Mocha, in the new
Victory style.
They Are Beautieil
$7.50 u $10.00
Stetson dealers for 26 years.
Siace llil
LdrewsJ
MANST0RE
T31 Main St
Wednesday, Aug. 22, 1943
HERALD AMD MEWS FIVE
through packages received from
this source, he stated.
Gould is a brother of Mrs. Vir
gil Barron. ,
DIRECTOR TO HETURM
PULLMAN, Aug. 22 (VP) Lt.
Comdr. Howard B. Greer, for IS
years prior to his entrance Into
service publicity director of till
Associated Students at Washing
ton State college, Is being re
leased under tho navy point sys
tern and expects to return to
Pullman with his family about
September 15.
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