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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1945)
KLAMATH FULLS CHURCHES PLAN II PROJECTS By JOY BIGOS A special message of npprecln lion for their recent cnopcrutlon In extended to w o in e n (if the Klnmntli busln by Mm, Auncs I.re, of siilcm, chulrmnn nf the United Council of Church Women. "Tiilelnko women lire to be ok pecliilly commended, nuld Mrs. Lee." for their substuntlnl donu linns to the fund for protesting missionaries nbroiid," Contributloni! to tho fund were uceented when the coiinell met two weeka nun nt the Klnm ntli Kulla Flint Chrlatlnn church Church Parties Iinmunuel nnptisl church la contlnulntf the Saturday night purtlca for aervlce peraonncl and their frlcnda, which they hnve found to bo io well attended Hose Williams will again direct the party thli Snturday which will bo held nt B o'clock at the church, N. 1 lilt nod High. Illhld cIuhjch will bo conduct ed by the Hev. Chnrlei J. Sund troin In the aide room of Im- maiuiel church, beginning thla Saturday at 8 a. m. All young people between 12 and 10 yeara of alio are cordlully invited to at tend. Chimes will bo continued every bulurduy until hunter. The pu.itor will apenk at both aunduy aervlcea and Mrs. blun ley Oordh of I'orllund will be soloist, nono Wllllnma will direct the ahiK.iplrntlon nt the cloac of evening aervlce. Building Plana Preliminary pinna tor a new modern building nro being luld by Zlon Luthcrun church mem bors. The new building will be completely equipped with, cdu cntlonnl, aoclul und worablp (n cillllci, pluna for which hnve al reiuly been druwn up and pro. aentcd to the congregnllon by Roy Schonowlll of Grnngor, Wash. Victor A, Schulzv, puator of tho church, states conatructlon la hoped to be atnrted In the spring of llio. bervlng on the building committee are: F. A. Ohlemeyer, F. W. Kberlcln. Wil liam Ronfeld. II. Ebcrlcln and II. Attman, A apeclal Inspirational aervlce win bo held at the church bun duy morning. Pastor Schulze will apeak on "Self-Sacrificing service unto the Lord," Convention Kinmatli Falls church of the Nazarene will have the (Irat of alx convention acrlca on the Ore gon coaat, conducted - by Itov. Lyle K. Putter, paator of Naza- rene at Freano, Calif. Tho meet ing will bo hold October 18, be tween 2:30 and 7:30 p. m., at the cnurcn on unmet) ana Martin, The Hev. Mr. Potter will use aa his theme. "Working Togoth er to Build the Church School.' Special muaio will be a feature of the conventions. All friends of the church are Invited to attend The Oregon Pacific district In cluding Klamath Falls, Grants Pass, Salem. Roscburg. Eugene and Portland serves teachers at each convention with a training class for departmental work A.ttl . J i 1 niary.Junlor departments will be featured with specialists In the item as supervisors. Dr. E. E. Martin, district su- ficnnlendcnl of Portland; Rev. otter, Fresno; Mrs. Corlnne Mills, Portland, and the Rev. Dcrtrand Peterson of Klamath Falls will conduct classes for per sonnel workers. Wood pulp Is used extensively In tho production of high ex plosives, such ns cordite and gun cotton. News IP T A "Votes The Klumnth County Council nf I'u rents and Teachers Invites all Interested parents in Klnm ntli county to attend tho achnul nf Inatrufllui) to bo held Mon day, October IB, from 10 a, m. to 3 p, m. nt the First Chrlatlnn church, 1133 Pino. Tho president of tho Oregon Congress, Mrs, II. II. George, will apeak, I'rogriiui nf tint duy Includes Invocation, Huv. Howard Mulch Ina; group singing, led by Mra. Homlrlckaon; business aeaaion, Klnmnth County Council; "Alma und Objectives of PTA," Mra. II. H. George: "J'uDllelly." Mrs KI....I C!IA. 'I'l1n ll,.ll u,.rl nuill uu:will l. lllu :,,. Mill. News; "Helntlon of PTA to the Schools, ' Arnold Urnlupp, su uerlntondent of city achoola, . Luncheon will bo nerved lit noon, The apenkera will be Elton Flshbnck, leKlslutlvo ehiilrmun, und E. K, llumbrlck, city rcerou llounl officer. A Founders Duy. aklt will bo prcaenled by Milla PTA, During the afternoon ses sion there will be group discus sions and a uuealloii box. Those nttending are naked to bring their own cup and silver ware. Local PTA units nro nsked to bring the following: Snnd wiches, ltnosovelt. Mills. Alia mont, Gilchrist, Henley nnd Weyerhneuser camp 4; vegetable snlnd, Kulrvlew and Riverside; fruit aalud. Shasta nnd Fremont relishes, plcklea, ollvea or Jolly, Fnirhiivcii nnd Conger. Cuke nnd coffee will be provided by the council. Up It members are naked to notify their president or tins. pltnllty chairmen, if they plnn to attend. Parents and patrons of the high school are Invited by the council. SHASTA Shasta PTA will hold Its an mini Family Night progrum nnd potluck supper lit 6:30 o'clock in tho school cafeteria October 17. Each family is linked to bring lis own tnolc service. The room mothors huvo planned the menu and each room is naked to furnish special items. There will be entertainment and food for everyono und nil are urgod to come. Tho following officers nnd committee chairmen nro serving under Mra. Clifford Golden ns president for the yenr: Mrs. Rol Rail y day Sunday at tho First Christian church will mark the end of the membership enm paign. Each class has been con ducting its own campaign to reach nn Individual goal, A spe cial program has been nrrnnged for the climax, nnd motion pic tures will be tnken on color film of tho classes und activities by vnnce vnupoi in the morning. - Fifty babiea are expected to attend In the nursery depart ment, and it is hoped that the new assembly room and primary and Junior class rooms will be linished lor tho occasion. A cordial welcome Is extended all parents-and children to be present for this big event In the fall program of the church. which - will commence nt 0:45 a. m. Howard F. Hutching will speak at Wiornlng worship, 10:50 o clock on "The Call to Service The Way to Victory." Ladies' Aid To Hold Monthly Meeting The Indies aid of the First Covenant church, 823 Walnut, invites everyone to be present at mo mommy meeting wnicn win be held at 7:45 o'clock this Fri day evening, Hostesses will be Mrs. Albert Clawson, Mra. Knrln- Cnrlson, Mrs. Eugene Bailie, and Grace Horani. lln Thompson, first vice presi dent: Mra. James Clnrk, second vice prcaldcnt; Mrs. T. II. Buck, aecrolury; Mra. Earl Bherldnn, treasurer; Mra. Marvin Shell historian: Mra. Ilollln Thompson publicity nnd parliamentarian; Mrs. lvnn Crumpucker, progrum Mrs. Hill Steele, refreshment nnd summer round-up; Mrs. Unle Gott, hospitality; Mrs. Claude Williams, ways and means; rvirs. John A. Klrkputrlck und Mrs. Hulph Gibson, stamps; Mra, Mau rice Ilouanr, Roy Scouts; Mrs. Wlnnlfrcd Clawson, Girl Scouts; Mrs. Wallace Uerllngs, Founders Duy; Mrs. Hazel Roulnlrce, fi nance; Mrs. Zoru Kitchen, 4-11 uellvlties. coffee were served at the close of the meeting, under the direc tion of tho hospitality chairman, Mrs. J. K. Culdcr, nnd tho teu chulrmun, Mrs; Stewurt Duy, THULOVE'S Chicken Center 7 LrJ mmmmmmmm ftJ fryers rS?n Hens i 919 E. Main Phone 4282 Lb. Lb. 48c 42c j We Cut and Wrap Deer for Your Locker DELICATESSEN DEPT. Imported Russian Romanoff Caviar Vita Anchovy Pasta Masso-Anchoves (Imported from Spain) Old Mill Blackberry Wlna Jelly Kaukauna Klub Smoked Hickory Cheats Dutch Maid Borden's Llmburjsr Kraft's Swiss Chaste Swift's Brookfleld Cheesa ' Tillamook Chaesa Kraft's Mellowest Cheese Dry Jack Chetsa . Philadelphia Cream Cheese F.A.B. Canned Whole Clami Cottage Cheesa Dili Pickles Smoked Bonells Herring Bloaters Swan Brand Freah Cooked Shrimp Sauerkraut Mlncemaat Spiced Herring Salt Mackerel Clam Juice ' Swift's Seasoning Butter Smoktd Tongue Potato Salad -(With or Without Onions) . Italian Spaghetti Baked Beans Macaroni Salad Boiled Potatoes Hard Bolted Eggs Spiced Prawns FAIRHAVEN It was Dads' night' at the meeting of Fulrhnven PTA to be held Frlduy evening, October 12, at 7:30 o'clock in tho school gym. After n short business meeting n social hour will be enjoyed fol lowed by refreshments served In tho cufelcrln by eighth grade mothers with Mrs. Frank Tarr, chairman. , . MILLS . Fathers' night und open house wore held ut Milla school last Tuesday evening, .with npproxl mntely 200 members present. Old members were grcotcd und new members were welcomedj Parents visited the various rooms nnd met the teachers, and then went to tho auditorium for a short business meeting and mu sical program. The flag salute was led by Benny Shepherd, fol lowed by the singing of "Amer ica," led by Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. Fos ter guve tlie welcoming address and introduced the PTA presi dent. Mrs. M. F. Shrccvo, who conducted the meeting. The treasurer, Mrs. J. D. Muttcson, announced a totul of $237.80 at the lust stnmp sale. The member ship chairman, Mrs. A, Fcoco, announced the closing of the membership drive contest with 305 paid members. Mrs. Griffith's room won the prize In tho lower grades, and Mrs. French and Mrs. Walker tied In the upper grades. Twelve members subscribed to the Na tional Parent-Teacher magazine, which won the blue award for the organization. The children's activities chairman, Mrs. Frank Lambo, announced four Brownie troops and two Girl Scout troops had been organized. The room call was won by Mrs. Elliott's second grade room, with 22 par ents present. It was decided to take tho rcdccoratlon of the teachers' room as a project for the year and Mrs. Ray Brolller wus appointed chalrmun of the committee with Mrs. G. E. Mat thews, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. El liott as assistants, JOSEPH CONGER ' A meeting of tho Joseph Con ger PTA will bo held Wednes day, October 17, at 2:30 p. m. In the school. Guest speaker at the meeting will be Mrs. Adu H. Mnyno, manager of tho Oregon Dairy Council, Portland, Her topic will be "Cold Prevention or-Fewer Colds Among Chil dren, Mlaa Parker, progrom chulrmun, has also asked the sec ond grade to present some inu steal numbers RIVERSIDE At a meeting of tho Riverside PTA executive committee held Tuesday, it was decided to have the November dinner for all members of the family and their friends. The date will be decided Carpenters! Get a good job at S. P.! Pcd up with routine hammcr-and-sawlng? Want to get out of the city, , . . move around . . . and still hold down an interest ing, good paying Job? We have the Job for you . . . carpenter ing out on the S. P. line, build ing and repairing bridges, cul verts, stations. You travel plenty . . . in the mountains, the valleys. Living quarters are free . . . a R.R. outfit car goes with you. Meal costs are mod erate ... so you have a fine chance to save a nice stake. Besides, you get medical and hospital services, R.R, pass and insurance privileges, good pen sion plan. This Is your chance at a good Job with the west's largest railroad. With materials The music instructor, Mrs.j available again, S.P. has a big Hunt, presented the following program: : "A Little Wheel a'Turnln'," "Steal Away" and "The Vaga bonds' by the boys chorus; "Stars of the Summer Nigh t" by a group of seven boys, and a violin solo, "Largo," by Athena Lam propulos. The white elephant sale, conducted by Mrs. Ray Gar rison, was a great success social ly as well as financially.' Total receipts were $44.70. Cuke and repair and construction pro gram ahead! Come In and get the details on this job with the friendly Southern Pacific. See or Write ' Trainmaster, S. P. Station, Klamath Falls, or your nearest S. P. Agent, later. This Is the money making project of tho year and plans for a large affair are under way. The next PTA meeting will be held October 23, In order not to conflict with the county council session. London has approximately 7000 women bus conductors. Friday, Oct. 12, I94S HERALD AND NEWS NINE The cow Is the only four-footed animal that gets up hind quarters first. Muslin was Imported Into England from India In the lata 1600's. This is what's behind that CHEVRON SIGN Lots of folks are curious about our new Chevron Gas Station. So here are the answers to the questions you've been asking the story of how Standard of California is helping us establish our identity as an independent merchant. I No, our gas station hasn't changed hands. The new name, the new paint job are just to establish us as an independent businessman. 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