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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1945)
cuto WOMEN CDUNGILWILL SPONSOR TEA 'I'horo will he siio'clal Hindu liv tlin choir,' Youth fellowship will meet lit 0:80 p, ni. with tlio Wes ley I'ltih. There will bo a special speaker nt thin service, Thu WHKH club will hold its general meeting Thursday af tor noon In thu church purlor at 2 p, in, TUMI THEFTS Out) of thu big comlnu church events for Kliimulh Fulls Ik tlio Full ten given by thu Council oi unurcn women iviuiuiuy, Sep tember 2l, ut 2 p. in. It will he hold In thu I-'IimI Christian church, I'lnu uud Uth. Ih leu In mi iinnuiil uvunt ii ml In opi'ii to nil church womuii of thu city. Those who huvu not iittouilcd btttoro nr especial ly Invited to bu present mid loin tint council. Illl.cl MOITlSUli will give till) wclcouiu address, Mm. John Ed ward thu objective and proiiriiin of (hu council. Mm. John Yadcn thu iluvotloiiui, Mm. CluirluH Sundslrom will sing a nolo, mid visual dumoiv Miration will bu given by Vera Hulzor or t hi Iutcrnntloniil inter duniiinlniitlimiil Fellowship of IMillu I'.viinuvllHiii, A sliver tun will follow noon sored by Iho womnn'ii council of llio Mrsl Christian church, Flroiidt Hour At thu Sunday morning wor shin hour. Klumiith Luthcrnn church, I'uslor S. M. Topncs.i will speak on "ClirlMt Channel Tlilim." Thu choir anthem will bu "Semi Out Tliv l,lglil." , Ciounod, with 0. K. Wurcup, di rector. Klrcsldo hour It t 5 p. m. Sunday with Chaplain Herbert W. Strnup of the Klamath naval air station as the Kue.it speaker. Thin will bo followed by pot luck supper. Members of the Lutheran league will meet Tues day ut 7:1)0 p. in. Thero will be a scaveiiifcr hunt and those tak hiK part will then return to the church for refreshments and Haines. Presbyterian Picnic A picnic bus been scheduled for First Presbyterian church members for Saturday, Septcm ber 22. in case of rain, the pic nic will not be held. Planned recreation for each see croup will bo enjoyed In the afternoon from 3 to 5:30, The picnic sup per will take plnco from 8:30 to 7 p. m, Knch family Is asked to bring lunch and table service. Dessert and beverage will be served by tho church. Anyone lacking transportation l invited to call the church office. Missionary Speaker The Itov. John R. Blalock, Baptist missionary to China, will speak at the First Baptist church, N, Dth and Washington, Sunday, September 23. The Rev. Mr. Blnlock tpent flvo years In China as a mis sionary, four of them under war conditions. He was imprisoned for more than three years, part of tho thno at Santo Tonios prison. At Los Banns prison camp the Japs hud prepared to shoot all of the prisoners. On that night the American Dang ers effected their release. Ho plans to return to China as nulckly as possible to continue his work amoiiK the Chinese, and this will probably be his only opportunity to talk in Klamath Falls. No Services Jesus Name Calvary Taber nacle, 1442 OrcKon, announces that there will be no services at tho church this Sunday, Sep tember 23, as tho congregation is IIIVIItTll HI IIIIITIIU UCMIlHUUIl services at the new church In Springfield, near Eugene. Bible: study will bo held as usual Thursday evening at 7:45 and services will be held as usual here next Sunday, Tues day and Friday evening meet ings have been discontinued during the fall and winter sea son, Conference Pastors and rcnraiciitatlvcs from Baptist churches of tho Knguo River association' are meeting with r.xccutlvo Secre tary Dr. F. W. Starring In an all day conference today. This con ference was called to work out plans for the promotion of the Christian Llfo Crusade which will begin January 11, 1040. In connection with the crusade, the Northern BaptlHt convention has set a goal to raise four mil lion dollars for its missionary program. The two churches In Klamath Falls afflllntcd with the convention arc Iinmamicl Baptist and Bihla Baptist. The rtev. Chnrlcs J. Sundslrnm Is the moderator of tho association. Sermon Topic Tho Rev. Victor Phillips, min ister of tho First Methodist church, 10th and High, will use as Ills sermon topic Sunday, "The Power of the Spiritual." Two curs were reported to city police yesterday. O. T. (iuthrie, Anchor hotel, reported that his car was taken last night while it was parked on Klamath avenue between 3 p. in. and 1 a. m. John T. Mitchell, 2411) Crest, told police his automobile was stolon sometime yesterday after noon from Klamath avenue. City police aro investigating both cases. Lester Hurler, Klamath naval air station, minted $8 ball for failure to obey a slop sign at nth and Klamath and William Woodfolk. Grants Pass, posted $5 ball for violation of the basic rule. Eight drunks appeared In po lice court Ibis morning and six parking tickets were paid yes- turday. YOU DON'T NEED CASH AT Soon-USe PURCHASE COUPONS Trm in to tlio Crtm Mfl Jmt onra to gtt a tinrtk full of cnunnm . . . then votl prtnd rhs conponi juit like ffnh nil through the ilorn. There's nr fma or formal Iff, no Inning ski illpi. flmatl down payment unit monthly repayment, , dull carrying ehsrge GET YOURS TODAY AT Your SEARS CREDIT Office TO SPEAK AT CHURCHES 'Dr. F. W.', Starring, secretary for the Oregon slate Baptist conference, will remain In Klam ath Foils over the weekend. He came from Portland to at tend the con ferenco today and will be guest speaker at tlio rally to night. S u n d a V, September 23. ho will bo tho principal speaker at both linmanucl and Bible Baptist churches. He will speak at morning worship serv ice at 11 o. m. at Immanuel church ond ot evening service ut 7:45 ut Bible church which Is located at Wlord and S. 0th. These two churches are ufflli nlcd with tho Northern Baptist convention. PARKING METERS MEDFORD, Sept. 21 (!) This city will start to install parking meters within two months, under a contract signed with Duncan Meter company, Il War Casualties Reach 1,071,266 WASHINGTON, Sent. 21 fl'l U. S. war casualties have reached 1,071,200, or 530 moro than a week ugo. Comparative army figures in tho latest count are: killed 205, 500 and 205,046; Wounded 571, 008 and 571, U0H; missing 24,131 and 25.082; prisoners 120,088 and 120.607. Navy figures: killed 54,008 and 53,800; wounded 80,230 and 70,752; missing 11,107 and 11, 202; prisoners 3370 and 3005. John Quincy Fisher Dies At Home John Quincy Fisher, 70, a resident of Klamath Fulls for the past 10 years, died at his home In the Oregon rooms, 031 Main, Thursday evening following a lingering illness. Mr. Fisher was retired woods foreman of the Fort Smith Lum bering company in Arkansas. He Is survived by his wife, Mary Efflc Fisher, and two daughters, including Mrs, Gladys Mugcc of this city. Mr. ond Mrs. Fisher were operators of the Oregon Rooms. Final rites will be con ducted by the Earl Whltlock Funeral Home Suturday at 3 p. m. with interment in Plain vllle, Ark. PURCHASER y EVICT TENANTS AFTER 3 MONTHS The new amendment 67 to rent regulations, requiring a six months waiting period by new purchaser of property before evicting a tenant for own occu pancy, will not be effective in this area, Marvin D. Hixon, area rent representative, stated today. The application of the new rul ing was optional by the director in each rental area, and it was ruled that the existing three months waiting period Is ade quate for the Klamath Falls area at this time, Hlxon added. Under the existing regulations In effect in this area, before evic tion proceedings can be started, the purchaser must file an affi davit with the area rent office stating that at least 20 per cent of the total purchase price has been paid and that he intends to occupy premises for his own oc cupancy. If these conditions are met, an eviction certificate will bo granted allowing an eviction after thrco months from the date of filing with the area rent of fice, Hixon pointed out. A por tion of the down-payment and waiting period requirements will bo waived In cases of purchases by returning war veterans. In all cases of eviction, writ ten notices to the tenants are re quired and all evictions must be cleared through the area rent of fice before eviction proceedings can commence. Any questions pertaining to evictions or rent control should be referred to the area rent office, 430 Main, tele phone 6817. Service Personnel To Be Entertained A cordial welcome Is extended to all service men and women and their friends to attend d party given in their honor at the Immanuel Baptist church. Food, fun and fellowship will be combined at the party which will be held Saturday, Septem ber 22, at the church on 11th and High, at 8 p. m. The church home-coming rally will be held this evening follow ing the all-day conference today. Dinner will be served at 7 p. m. A short musical program is planned and Dr. F. w. Starring will address the group. 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Von Neurath was Hitler's foreign minister before Joachim von Ribbontrop. Then he be came "protector" of Bohemia and Moravia. He formerly was pres. ident of the secret nazi cabinet council. Justice Robert H. Jackson, chief U. S. prosecutor, said the Russians had appointed R. Ru denko their special prosecutor and I. T. Nikitchenko the Rus sian member of the four-nation panel of judges. Nikitchenko originally had been chosen at Russian prosecutor. Rudenko formerly was Russian protector ot the Ukraine. MOTEL PLANNED LEBANON, Sept. 21 (ft)-. Ground is being broken (or con struction of a $200,000 motel on tho Santiam highway south of here. Owner is Thomas Gaie ley, Lebanon. ' l70MEII'38t,52' art so. tikarrau4 ky JIOT FLASHES? t1t you itiffer from hot flMhw. feel weak, nurvmiii. hte-hBtrun. it bit blue at time luo to the func tional "mlddlo-age" period poeullar to women try this urcftt medicine Lydlfc , E, Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound to relieve euch avmptomi. Plnkham's Compound iieus matdw. 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