YOUNG PEOPLE
TO
The Sunday mornlnu sorvlco
of tho Puneu Memorial Priisby
tnrlnn church will (euturo im
ports rum two young, paople's
conference's, Making tho roporui
for thu fiuiilura will lu Kuth Put
terrain, Uiivlri I'lilttrmon, Vlulol
buiiirs, (Jurol Leu Kuuvi'H, Uor .
thy Puiigli unci Loin Lundiuiu.
HtipurtH ut Inu Junior nigh group
will be Hindu by Murlluu Craw
ford, Juimnu itulihicttc, Hwlli
l'cyioii, Mury Lou Wiles, Sliuilcy
Mi M.illi,.. A., It,. I.',,.. l..t,.,l,
Shirley i'l'iiKh, Noll ulnuii mid
DIcK .weuklcy.
Bermon Till
"Tim Clirinliun Kcllglon, Knot
or Knncy7" In Iho tltlo of the
f rniHiii to be p r o ii c h d
in inu uoinmiiniiy (joiiKrvKuiioii'
ul church Sunday morning lit 11
o'clock by thu iiiinlntur. the Hov,
Godfrey Mutlhuws. Lloyd Ruuw
will sing the solo "Cloln' Homo"
(Dvorak). Tho combined mnlo
viilco mid mixed cholrn under
the direction of Mm. Vlolul
Mooro will leud the conurvgU'
llomil singing uud choral ru
apormos.
Tlw victorious Life Campaign
conducted by thu Itev. iind Mm.
Arvld K. Carlson ut the First
Covenant church it I 82:t Wnlnut
livenui:, In cloidnit Hi third week
of the cumpiilKn. Tonight there
will bo u iiroup from tho lllble
nnptlnt church tuklnit part In
me nervier. I he lev. Mr. uur.
on will Nnenk on n subject ner.
tnhilnit to the Lord's return. On
Sundiiy he will prench nt both
tho morning and the evening
service.
Next week services will be
held Wedneiidiiy, Thursday mid
Krldny nt 7:4.1 p. m when tho
sermons will center about the
theme of salvation. There are
children meetings on Tuesday
unci imirHciuy ri 3 p. m.. and rn
dlo programs Tuendny, Thursday
ana rriony nt 1:1a p. m.
Chttrrb af lragra..la r.rrbla
III. In. IWilltif
toratad al 323 Main, mom T. Sun.
qy trVlC. S U- nt.! Wadna.daV rlrrU
p. m. Mauptiyilral IvMIiib library
npan i ua.nar. inunnar. nailiruav. 11
m lo I p. m ; Wadnaadav and Thura.
day vrnlnca. T to fi D. m Paalnr'a rail.
d.nra. 710 Mill-hall. Phona 7il. All
mn waicoma.
Fall Oaaaat Chaaal
3 O jorffanaan. paator. Locatad !
1M N 4th Sarvteaa Sunday. II m
morning wnrahlp and T:4S avantallatle
aarvtraa. Wadnaadav mldwaab aarvlraa
bt 1-4A p m Saturday night prayar and
praiaa a, can,
a ,
rirat Cbarrb ar Had
Mnj Allamont drlva, JUV. Donald
nelph. paalor. Sunday aarvlraa: Sunday
arnooi. a. m.: praaenini aarvifa,
Jl m.; 1YP. p. m-t avanlnff aarv.
ra. T SO. Mld-waak prayar aarvlc Wad.
aaaday. 7:30 p. m.
a '
Alratna Tammanltv nautili Mliilan
iSponaorad by Imminill Bapllll
cnuicni - ,
Sunday ichofll, JO a. m. Worahlp aar.
vita. II.1S a. m.
raa Malbaaial
M Sou In Ninth. Rav. Nnrrla S.
Ifughta. paator Sunday achool at 10
a. m. llnmar Munial. auparlntendanL
Mamlna aarvlra at 11 a. m. ItaoDy hour
and YI'MS at 7 p n. Cvanaatlil aarvlra
at T:4A p. m. Thuriday avanlns at 7:4S
yravar maatlnf . . . n r n n ri n r ri r ri . (
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTU r or BALE
NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVE.V that ttur
unt to an ord if of 1h Circuit Court
of th Stata of Or ion, for Klamath
County, mad on Aufiut t. ItHS, tn th
mattar of th retard ! am hip of William
A. Jarhion. an lncomptnl. lha undr
atfnad guardian of aald Incornpatant will
aall at prlvata ala to tha hlihatt btddar
for rain or upon tarma. auhjact to rnn
flrmatlon by tatd court, on and Aftar
Kpiambr B, 1B4A, all lha rlfht, tltl
and Interest of aald William A. Jack ton.
Incompatanl, In and to tha following;
dacrlfe4 parrel of real property, to-wlt;
Situate In Klamath County, Oregon,
Lot T, of Block Sfl, or Lakevlew Ad
dition to the City of Klamath falli.
Rlda ahall be In writing, addreaied to
aald guardian In rare of R. C, Oroetherk,
I,wrf. tVU North Ninth Street, Klam
ath ralli, Oregon
Dated: Auguat 10. 104)1.
' PEARI OSBORNK. Guardian of
tha person and eatate of William
A. 'Jarkaon, an Incompetent.
Au. lO.n.34 31; 8. 7 No. fl.
VIRGIL
3-Day Service
All Clock Repair
F. ROBERT SIMONSEN
Watchmaker
and -Jeweler
710 Main
Phona 5623 , ,
lltllllltltttttUUlUtUltttUltlitlltttUUltl
First
Church of Christ
Scientist
A hratirb of The Mother flhnrrh. The
rirl 'Jbureh ef ChrUt, OrltntUt, In
Hokleo. Mate.
' lOtb and Wanning I on
SerTlcaa
iundajr iaheol 9:30 . m.
landaf Harflot II . m.
dubjaol, Aug. Hit. "Mind'
Wadnaidajr eTenlng aarrlra R p. m
Reading Room, lew 3 Main ill.
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOK
SCIENCE
and
I HEALTH
With Ky to the Scripture!
' - . ; by
Mary Baker Eddy
may bo road or purchased
1 nt the
, Chrlitlan Science
v ' Reading Rooms
1023 Main St.
REPORT ON
CONFERENCES
Klamath Church Directory
Ami ni lily ud
Itev, C. O. Hoaa paator, 748 Oak.
flu ml ay school, IMft a. in., eennun
II a m. Young people, 0 30 p. m Evan
lallatlo meeting, 7:30 p. m. Tuetay
T.'Mt p. m prayer mealing Thureday
7:30 p. in,, preaching.
t
t'liur. h nf Ood
:iMa) Murnrnera lane. Itev. II. M. Dig
ger! paatur. Church ohool, in a. m.
Preaching aervlva 11 a. in. Vl.fl O.'M
p. in., preaching aarvlra 7:45 p. nt,
fee
SI. raul'a KpUnopal Oliarrh
llev r C WUaenbauh. rector. Cornet
Jefferaon and nth
Hunday ervicee Holy ootnmunlon. M
a, rn, Cmm;h school, (f:4D a in- Klrtt
Hunday of eanh month Holy communion
at 11:00 a m. and all other Mundaya
morning prayer and aennnn at II Wi a
m. Holy Uaya and Bulnla Duya, Holy
Communion, to no a in.
e
Inn Lutheran
Um High. Victor A. HrhillMi, paator
I'hnne 670:j Divine worahiti, 11 a m.
Hunday aohool. U.4ft a m. Choir, Thure
day. 0 p m. Children's confirmation
claaa. 9. SO to U W a in- at Hie paraonage
e e
4Hamenl f raabyianan
Junior high school. B nth and Hummers-
Itev Hugh T Mllrhelmore. pnslor
Hlhla school. 4A a m Worahlp I)
a. m funlor Chrlktlan Kndeavor. 4 .W
Bin. Sigma 11 society. 030 p- m.. 4431
Sth tha man.
a a
rirsl Cborrh.af Vhn Bol.tjllil
10th and WavtHnglon Hunday morntm
ervlce II o'clock Sunday school, V M
a m Teallnmnlal mfttnt Wednexlav
il II p m Free ChrUt'an Hop nee read
tng room located at 103-1 Main,
e e e
Klamath Kovlval Csnlsr
HUB Mitchell at flhasta way. Itev.
and Mrs. J. R, Griffith, pMttnrs. Hunday
school, 10 a m. Morning servlre, 11
a. tn. Evangnllitlo, l.'M it, rn. Week
nlahl servlres, 7:;in n. ni. Wednesday and
rrlday. I'hone mo.
e e
Churrh mt Christ
32na Wantland. Ministers, Raymond
1. a i htt, u;ut front. phone 4ti.ta
and M Lloyd Smith. 1237 Altamnnl
drive phone .lOAft lllhle study to a. m..
erinon and cotnntiinlun 11 a m lo 12
noon Cventnjf services 7:4ft o'clock ;
I adtea HI hit rlaas Thursday 3pm
Wednesday lllhle sludv 7.30 p. m. A
hearty Invitation to all.
first Cava nam
R23 Walnut Phone Ml 7 Albert U
Owtghl. pastor Sunday achool. 10 a m.;
morning worahlp II a m.. Young peo
plea meellng 7 p m.; evening service
7 4A p m Mid week fellowship. Wed
nesday 7:48 P m.
e
riril Preabytsnan Cbarcb
N eth and Plna Kev David T Rar
nelt Jr.. naitor tOi N aih Church
telephone 7311 lllhle school at 0 4A a m.
wnrshlp at If a. m. Kvenlng service.
7'30 p, m Young Peonies fellowship
meeting and recreation "13 p. nt.
e
Cammanllr Cengrsg aitenal
(iarden (tetwevn Kt Main and Martin
Church school 0:45 a. in, service, II
a. m.. Comrades of the Way, d p, m.,
community hall Hervlces every Bun
day. Itev, Godfrey Matthews, pastor.
see "
LatttrDay latnls
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day (tain is hold their services In the
auditorium of the city library. 9th and
Klamath. Priesthood meeting Hundav
morning at 12 15 Hunday school com
mences at 10:30 Harramenl meeting al
6 o clock Sunday evening E Bur
rows, branch president, phone B293 oi
6721.
e e e
tremsnaet Itsptlsl
Northern Baptist affiliate!
11th and High. Hav. Charles J. Sund
strom pastor. 1&30 Lookout, phone 077ft.
C. Z- Cogerwell director of music. Sun
day achool e.43 a. m. Morning worship
II a. m. Poung people 0:30 p. m.
KvangelUttr servlre 7 30 p. m. Midweek
service Wednesday 7:30 p. m,
a e
Jesea Name Caltery Tabsrnscie
Located at 1442 Oregon avenue. We
invite everyone to our meeting. Sun
day, tl a m, morning devotions: S
fm., evangelistic service. Tuesday
p. m.. prayer meeting: Friday, B p m
prayer meeting. Fred U Hotter, pastor
and evangelist.
a
Klsmaib Temple
1007 Plna. Daniel R. Anderson, pastor
ittinday Softool, 0 4A a. nv Morning wor
ship 11 a. m. Overcomers service B.30
p. m Jail meeting. 3 pm, Radio pro
gram. KFJI. flalurday. 0:30 p rn Evan
gg.) title service 7:4ft p. m. Wednesday
night prayer meettrui
New high crown
felt Super for
mils!
First love for fall
Felt cloche in
now shades.
Let's
.rf00 ; featuring
i TailleurTown's Tiss-U-Tex Hats f
As Advertised In "Seventeen"
Cburcb ot Cbrlsi
iDowntowni .
All memtfera and friends are ex tend
ed a special and cordial Invitation to
attend I he downtown Church of Christ
at Hunday morning services Song serv
ice, 10 a m,; Hlhle studv 10:14 a m.
or mot and worship 11 a m., commun
ion. 11:40 a m, evening servlfea. 7:30
o'clock Located In tho KC hall ova
lha Itainbow theatre.
rirsl Christian
Ninth and Plna. Church school at
0:4ft a. in, wllh classes for all ages.
Alvln Slalley, general superintendent.
Morning worshfti at 10 no, and the
ohsarvMitce of the Lord's supper at
1 1 o'clock aauh lord's duy. All
Christiana are Invited lo the com
munion service weekly. Young people
meet at (:;io p. m. Juniors and seniors
inert In rnspecllve groups. Evangelistic
maalun every Hunday, beginning at 7:30
ft in An intttrestlng and helplul serv
re. On Wednesday evening, mid-week
prayer and Hilda study. Thursday eve
nlng choir practice. A warm welcome
Is extended to all. Howard F. JIulchlns,
pastor,
a
Marred flsarl
Eighth and High streets.
Hunday M 7 B 30 ind 11 a m
Holy Day Masses: 6 B and 6 30 a. m,
Werkday Mtu: II a. m.
Conlrasfons: Halurdaya. Evas of Holy
davs and first Fridays from 3 to 4 p. nv
and from 7-30 tn 8 30 p m.
e a
The Salvation Army
Fourth and Klamath. Company meet
ing 10 a in- Holiness meeting II a m.
fvatiHellstlc meeting H p m. Thursday
nd Saturday pm. Officers In charge
Major and Mrs W Roawall.
e
Union limps! Mission
Located at 231 Commercial. Hlstar
Caroline M Tlmins pastor. Residence
217 KlArnath Sunday school. 10 a. m..
preaching. II a in. Bible class, 1 p m
Mrs A. Harnett, lenchrr, Evening
ervlrr. 7:10 p in., songs, Prayer meet
ing. Wednesday 7:.'io pm.
first Hapllst
N ftth at Wathlngion. ftev Cecil C
Drown pastor Residence. 827 Eldorado
Phone 7430 Bible school. 8 46 a. tn
Morning worship 11 o'clock. Baptist
training union 0:48 p. m. Evening serv
ice, 11 p m. Mld-werk prayer Wednea
day, 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal Wed
nesday. 8:30 p. m.
Cbureb ef the Neraisae
Garden and Martin Sunday school
9:43 a m : worship 11 a m.; da part
men al mrellnga A'4ft: Evangelistic. 7:4ft
p m.j mid-week praver Wednesday 7:4ft
p m Pastor Hcrtrand F Peterson 620
Mi. r tin phone 4470
nii'i iispiist
Wiard at Idella'e corner. Keith P
Fields, pa tor Worahlp. II a. m. Dtble
training achool. 0 4ft a m. Evening
service 7 4ft p. m, Wednesday prayer
service. 7:49 p ra.
svsnlh-Usy Ativan! In
ftAhhalh schiKil Kalurdays 0 50 a. m.
at church. n:i3 North tfth. Pastor. P. C.
Alderson speaks al the 11 a. m, eervlca
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:43 p. m.
Mt l.akl Prssuylsnaa
Rev Hugh T Mitenelmora. pastor.
Worship. 0 43 a. m Bible school, 10:40
a m Christian Endeavor. 7'30 p. in
Come out to any of thee services.
Apoilolle Falla
22fl N Hth Sunday school. 0 30 a m.
Morning devotion. II a m. Evangelistic
service. 7 43 p. m. Wednesday and Fri
day. 8 p. m,
First Mstfardtsl
N lOlh and High Rev Victor Phillips
minister Andrew Loner- Jr director of
music Mrs John O'Connor, organist
Minister's residence. 1003 High, Tele
phone 3AM
Worship 11 a m
Sunday school. 9 '49 a m. -
Methodist Youth Fellowship, each tun
day. I p. in.
a a e
Klsmslb Lutheran
Crnu and Crescent, 8. M. Topnesa.
Sailor. Iteildence 2038 Leroy, phone
470 Sunday school at 0:43 a. m.
Divine worship at 11 a. m. Senior choir
rehearsal Wednesday at 7.4ft p. m.
Church phone .1432.
e e a
Flnl Prsibyterlan,. Merrill
Morning service, 1 o'clock, David J.
Ferguson, minister
e e a
Pilgrim nnllnssa
nev. William Inge rt oil. pastor. 1301
Wantland Sunday school. 0:43 a. m.:
morning service. 1 1 o'clock. VHYP8.
8 45 p m.i evangel Is tlo service, 7:48
p m.
go to
Datc-balt calot In J?
young velveteen. aP. AIJ
Heads, you win in
a twinkling half-hatl
LEON'S
exclulivtbf. ifOuM
525 ,Moin
New cars will be on display
this year at the showrooms of
D I nihil t Motor company, 239
Main, George Dlmbat and Hur
ley Gluth, proprietors, said, ac
cording to the Information on
hand now.
The new aniKe, which opened
here recently,, features new car
itules, a large parts department
and repair shop, with a full crew
ot mechanics,
Carl Brown, formerly em
ployed In a motor factory for
eight years, has charge of the of
fice and Mrs. Dlmbat works as
bookkeeper. Dlmbat takes care
of sales and Gluth supervises the
service department.
All three men have purchased
home In Klamath Falls and
moved their families here from
Portland. Dimbnt and Gluth
were with an automobile con
cern there for 16 years before
becoming partners In their own
business In Klamath Falls.
Fire Com pony To
Burn Weeds On Lots
'TULELAKE Weed covered
lots In the city limits are being
burned free ot charge to proper
ty owners by the Tulelake fire
department. Work on the clean
up program started Thursday
following a meeting of the de
partment -Wednesday night.
Three city fires and four rural
fires were reported or July
with no serious blazes during the
period.
The Merrill fire department
has been invited to a social eve
ning on the next regular meet
ing date, September 19.
Officers of the Tulelake de
partment are Bruce Brickell,
chief; Burris Short, president;
Jerry Van Buskirk, vice presi
dent; D. L. Thomas, secretary
and treasurer.
Linfield College
To Study Ozone Uses
McMINNVILLE, Aug. 24 (P)
A special research project is
being carried out by ' Linfield
college, the only small school
awarded a Bonneville Power ad
ministration grant.
The problem water treats
ment by ozone and uses of
ozone is one of several fi
nanced by the federal govern
ment to obtain information on
uses of hydroelectric power.
ASSOCIATE PROF
CORVALLIS. Aug. 24 (JFl
John W. Nelson, Lafayette, Ind.,
will become associate professor
of pharmacology at Oregon
State college this fall.
VIRGIL
Single or DoubU
TIN COATS & PANTS
Famoui Hlrich-Wii ,
OREGON WOOLEN
800 Main
Former Resident
Dies In Idaho
Mrs. Florence Lawrence, resi
dent of Caldwell. Ida., died re
cently after an illness of several
weeks. Mrs. Lawrence was the
wife of E. P. Lawrence, who was
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church here from 1917 to 1921.
Mrs. Lawrence had been ill for
several years with a heart con
dition. She Is survived by her
husband, E. P. Lawrence of 1723
Dearborn, Caldwell, Ida., three
daughters and two sons.
BERLIN CONDUCTOR
SNOT B! OUTPOST
BERLIN, Aug. 24 VP) Leo
Borchard, conductor of the Ber
lin Philharmonic orchestra, was
shot to death shortly before mid
night when his automobile
failed to heed an American out
post's command to halt.
Three soldiers on duty shout
ed and waved flashlights, but the
55-ycar-old conductor's car sped
on. One bullet struck Borchard
in the head. Another man and
a woman in the car were not in
jured. The Berlin Philharmonic or
chestra, under the direction of
Borchard, has been giving con
certs for allied troops in Berlin.
Borchard's sister, Mrs. Margar
ita de Kudriafzev, who was the
wife of a Russian for many
years, served as a telephone
operator at the American em
bassy here before the war.
VIRGIL
Community Congregational
Church
Garden At., Near Martin
SUNDAY AT 11:00 A. M.
'The Christian Religion"
"Is It Fact or Fancy?"
Sermon by Rev. Godfrey Matthews
You are cordially welcome to the fellow,
ship of this church of the Pilgrim Fathers.
FOB SERVICE AND '
CHRYSLER ENGINEERED PARTS SEE THE
New Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers
) Vy
. gfth
GEORGE DIMBAT, Partner, has had 10 years ex
perience In the sales and service of Chrysler products. During
most of that time he was located in Portland, where he
served as service salesman and later as a new car salesman
for the Dodge Distributor. Working in this capacity he dis
tinguished himself by winning numerous sales prizes Includ
ing trips to the factory and new cars. More recently he was
sales manager. Mr. Dlmbat has always felt that his interest'
in his customers should only begin wjien a sale is made.
And because of this he is providing outstanding service facil
ities for all Chrysler and Plymouth owners.
George Dimbat and Harley Gluth are a couple of swell citizens. They know
cars. They know how-to make customers satisfied. Whatever Chrysler-Plymouth
parts you need, they've got 'em. If that's the kind of service you want, we sug
gest you let them start keeping your car in tip-top shape ... Try 'em out on
anything from a grease job to a complete overhauling . . . The day you see the
new Chryslers and Plymouths roll in, you'll be mighty glad you did ... ! It'll
mean money In your pocket in the trade-in value you get . . . and a peppy, smooth
running car for the duration!
JAYCEES TO OBSERVE
A special banquet will be held
Monu.iy at b:3u p. m. at the
Willard hotel, commemorating
the 25th anniversary oi the na
tional Junior chamber of com
merce. This occasion also honors the
25th year of radio broadcasters
and will be a stag party for Jay
cec members and their guests.
Vcrn Owens will act as toast
master for the evening and a 15
minute radio program will be
aired over KFJI. Charles Stark,
manager of the Klamath county
chamber of commerce, will be
the principal speaker and all
Jaycen members are urged to at
tend this function.
CIGARETTES
There la food news In thla adv. for
thoaa who are afflicted with cigarettes.
Many ot America beat citizens are vic
tim ot the habit and would gladly re
frain from It If they knew a healthful
''way out." That' the purpoaa of this
adv. to let our people know that such
a way has been found. Mr. A. J.
Rathke of Rt. 2, Hermlston. Ore., writes,
In part: ''Have amoked cigarette since
a child: tried many curea out all failed
. . . Since receiving your remedy have
done moat wonderful thing In my life
QUIT BMOKINC: IT III THE MOST
VALUABLE II I HAVE EVER SPENT!
. , . God bless you . . ." Mrs. Rathke's
full, remarkable testimony will be sent
with each booklet. Prominent Portland
man writes; "Your wonderful booklet
will be a blessing to our people."
Nationally-known health specialist: "As
a soldier to a soldier I congratulate you
. . ." (Many others). Booklet tells how
habit, NO MATTER HOW LONG-STANDING,
can be completely cured in 10
days! NO DRUGS. NO PILLS, NO
MOUTH WAS II I No tiresome explana
tion can be read in one hour and will
grip your attention. Send $1 and two
3 -cent stamps to G. W. Hall, 2603 S. E.
Wanh., Portland, and booklet will be
mailed Immediately. . MONEY BACK IF
REMEDY FAILS!
DIMBAT
MOTOR
COMPANY
239 MAIN STREET
rrlday, Aug. 24, 1945
Are You
Your
WHOLE
Child
To mm
3
83 of ALL
Comes
THROUGH THE
A
NO CHARGE FOR EYE EXAMINATION
Vm 3d AJole
COLUMBIAN
OPTICAL
Ph. 7121
inci teas a exclusivity optical
nmAMO lt S W 6th TW STORES KIAMATH 'All. ?30 MAIM
HARLEY GLUTH, Partner, has been connected with
dealers selling Chrysler products for the past 16 years. Hia
background embraces such phases of the business as me
chanic, shop foreman, service manager, used car service
manager and appraiser. In opening a new dealership here
in partnership with Mr. Dlmbat, he hopes to make the most
of his extensive experience because he Is confident there if
a big future In the sales and service of Chrysler and Plym
outh cars in this area, :
HERALD AND NEWS mi
Sending
School?
KNOWLEDGE
To Us
AID OF VISION!
Will your child gat hit full
fhar of thit knowledge?
To male ear tain b
f or tha ruth of achool
. daya, bring your child in
for an honest, competent,
halpful y a examination
by capable, - experienced,
registered o p t o m trltta
using tha Columbian sys-
. tem. ' '
CHRYSLER
division or CHyjiif
COt0.UON
K Crwa - f A - - -
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