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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1945)
Visits Parents Mr. and Mra. riuil J, HorniiUuu lira vIsltlnK at Hie noniu of Mm, uamuuuu s iiiiiiiiU, Mi', uiul Mm, J, A, ulionuy, rm N. mum street. IJUf ItllMUU, I UW14V, WWO ill Iho nuvy for 41 months, and wu illsuhiii'iod October 1(1 at Bun J'rdio, California lifter hit return from duly In thu South 1'aclflu whoio ho served In nuvul coin nuinlciitlonii. Prior lo ovurscus duty, hu wim ut the Unltud Stales Armod Qtiurd Conlor In lliooklyn, Now York In tho IukiiI diipnrtinuiil, Mr, und Mn, born ndou expect to louvo noon (or Unrkuluy, California, where thoy will mitko their homo, Rtturn Horn Mr, and Mn, nobort IS. Wattonburg of Pino ilroot returned Snturuuy from uno wuok'e vacation motor trip to Sun Jose, Santa Cruz, Mon leroy und Cnnnol, Calif, Thoy reported perfect wcuthor but mild hotol and motor court uc commodutloiiB woro hard to find slnco tho kiui rontrlctlon hua boon lifted. Thoy returned ono wook earlier than thoy anticipated be cause of thin. Mra. D. J. Powell ui-compunlod the Wattenburgs lo y Chlco, Calif., whore sho will visit her sister's family. Reamet Women of Renmes will moot Friday at the club houxo for tho niuuiiil luncheon and election of of (Icon at 12:30 p. in. There will bo a chartto miido for tho luncheon und of flcora and committee houda will servo. Reservation may be tele phoned to Mra. H. E. Haulier, 7202, or Mrs. Martin Swanaon. 4771. Ilostomea for tho day will ho Mm. Enrl Weimar, Mra. L. H. Clockaln, Mra. W, A, Ilouao ond Mra, B. C. Johnaton. Halloween Frolic ; Wcdncs day, tho Loyal Order of Mooao and Women of the Moose will hold a Halloween dance In the Mooao hall ttarting at 9 p. m. for all Mooao and their gueats. Thoao attending are asked to come In co.itumo If poiuiiblo, and awarda will be given for tho heat and moat original coatuinoi. Hofieshmonts will bo served and a good tlmo la expected. Ninon Nybock la chairman for the eve ning's plant. II I,,.. V I,. IILIMIl ..,,. l To Kentucky Mrs. Fred Taylor, who has been helping in the USO office for the past few weeks, is leaving with tier hus band, Sgt. Taylor, for their homo In Kentucky Sunday, The Taylors have been here for more than a ycor while he has boon stationed at the Marine Bar racks. He Is now being released from service, Chamber Meetings Klamath County chamber of commerce board of directors will meet Wednesday noon to hear reports of Phil Hitchcock on the air lines. Ho returned from Wash. Ington. D, C. Monday nlsht A letter from Marshall Cornell who Is still in Washlnston will also be read giving his progress on ine suojeci. Discharged TSgt. Jack Otterbetn wos discharged from the marine air corps Saturday after four years service In the raclflc, He has left for Santa Barbara where his wife and baby are living, after a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Airs, pam tuterbein. Wednesday Club The recti nr meeting of Wednesday club of st, Paul s w bo he d Novom her 7 at the pariah house. There will be no meeting of the club mis ween as mis is mo tinn Wednesday of the month, New Draftsman Howard Per rln addeed another architect. Lyle Glenn, to his staff Inst week. Glenn formerly worked with the navy engineers at the Marine HarracKs here, WUd Oama Several Canad lan geese and ono duck was the bag of huntera Alvord Lathrop ina iinir nnmun wno iriea their luck at Tulana farms Sat urday. Pinochle Club Esther Adkls son will be hostess to Ye Olde Pinochle club on Thursday, No vember 1, at her homo on Ore gon avenuo, Luncheon will be served at 1 p m. Lara Hunting Party Al Winter, with a party of 10 In cluding Judge Walter Tooze of Portland, arrived Monday for the duck hunting and are staying at tho Wlnoma hotol. Convoys Leaving Sunday morning and today Klamath police supplied an escort for convoys of trucks from the naval air station on their way out of town. Stromberg Carlton R a d 1 o I Derby's Mutlo Co. DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 111 Underwood Bldg. HALLOWEEN FROLIC 'all EST NITI MOOSE HALL GIVIN BY W.O.T.M. OCT. 31 9:30 P. M. Hey tartan and Hit Orehattra to Entertain You MASQUERADE PREFERABLE Raceipti Required for Admittance to Club Room Floyd Phelpt will ba floor manager Special dancos, ; Refreshmontt Lots of fun for all. VFW Auxiliary At tho regu lar meeting of the uuxlllury to tho Votiiruns of foreign Wars, to bo huld In tho library club room Thursday ut 11 p, m,, u cluss of ciindidntuH will bo In- Itlutod und unicorn will wear their uniforms. Plans will bo completed for tho Armistice Day dinner ut tho homo of Mrs, John Mullln, uiul refreshments will bo served by a coiiimlttoo houd od by Mabol Brocktrup, Creates 4-H Intoresl Mrs, Deuluh Holland, acting 4-H club ugonl. will nix-UK at KUU3 wed nusduy at 0:;s5 a. in. on club work with tho Idea of Interest lug students In tho club, At 11:30 a. m. she will spcuk at Henley high school, und ut 2:13 p, m. at Kcno school, Thursday morning at 10:30 sho will talk before stu dents at Bonanza ond 111 Malln at 2:4S. Anyone Interested In being a 4-H leader may contact Mrs. Jlollund. Vialtor Elolso Kuppcs of Lufuyctto, Ind., is hero visiting her undo, John C. Kuppus, f00 N. Oth. Miss Kuppcs wus recent ly discharged from tha murine women's roscrva during which tlmo of service sho was stutioncd at murine hcuclciuiirtors, Well ington, D. C. Miss Kuppcs was the only ludy marine ut tho Nuvy Duy celebration at the Marino Barracks Saturday, In Washington II. G. Hansen, 1018 Summers lane, left Satur day night for Longvlew, Wash., to accompany tho rcmulns of his mother, Mrs. Anna B. Han sen, for burial thcro. Ho will re main for funeral services und ro turn the ond of tha week. Catholic Daughters Mem bers of Catholic Daughters will meet Wednesday at 1 p. m. in tho parish house lor politick lunch eon. All ladles of tha purlsh are Invilod and used clothing for children In the war ureas may bo brought to this mooting. Teacher Her Mrs. George Randall, teacher of Unity Truth, will urrlvo here October 31, una will bu at tho home of Mrs. J. L. Smith, 2020 Lawrence. Mrs. Randall will conduct classes while here. Qt Fly South A rough storm In the northwest Is bring ing goese, both honkers and speckled breasts, south to this area by tho thousands, hunters report, California Vacation W. W. Chadsey, chief clerk In the Southern Pacific office Is on vacation In Sacramento. Ho Is expected back Monday. Vacation Our Lcs Llcb- mu n ICInmntH Valla nal-nln,Dn has returned from a two weeks' vacation which he spent on tho coast. Dane Successful The Hallo. ween formal dnnco held Monday mgnt at tno u&u wos pronounc ed a largo success by those at tending, Horn III PhvlllH Ltskev. Information clerk at Klamath County chamber of commerce. was at home Tucsdoy on account oi niness. Blromberg-Carlton Radios. Darby's Mutle Co. THEY USED TO CALL HER FATTY Almost unbelievable low of weight It poHibla for moat overweight peopl through a pleasant, absolutely tiarm 1ms reducing method. Whilo eating plenty, It is possible to takeoff at much eatlireetolivounaitthtlypoundaaweek. No exercise, no starvation diet, no re ducing drugs or cat hart ics are neceaaary for thoae who seek to regain a graceful, youthful figure. In fact, theTremett Way it to confidently recommended thatyou may tryTromettwithout riek ing a penny. You and your friends muat marvel at the exciting improvement in your appearance; you must get tha retultt you teek in 30 days, or your money will be refunded in full. Eaey-to-follow direction! with every package, Ask for Tremettatu,. I ,.,,. n. Store and SrnaiUli evfrvwharf. uopr, ina, oxford fromicia, ino. t 1h ! f ; Jj y-w I Te New Jersy ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert MlnolU loft this morning for their homo in New ton. N, J whoro thoy will visit their piirents. Mluolll wus re cently discharged with tho rank of sergeant from tha miirlno corps after huvlng been station ed at the Murine Barracks for tha past 17 monthrfj Mrs. Mlnnlll has boon employed In tho First Nutlonul hunk. I J. O. PKNNKY CO,. IiVC. jj LK VJ ju if) )j ffl THE SUIT You can blow vour own horn i w'Wi 29,75 Tou see how well you look in a Town-Clad.' But we're blowing our horn when it conies to the long life tailoring that built this fine suit! All wool worsted, clear or blended ttripct. Good choice In single or double breasted Rtg.as.puoa. MAIM l'LOnlt OPA Program "Fighting In flntlon" will be tho subject of the OPA radio broadcast on tho 'air over KFJI Tuesday uftornoon at 3:30. Mrs. Wlmilfrcd K. Clllen will ba tho speaker. At Home Mrs, Theresa Al losch, who has been quite 111 In the Klum'uth Valley hospital, re turned to her homo Sunday. y Short sleeves. 9-15. 13 OF THE YEAR -FOR YEARS suiUI when V Km a Brookings Visitors Mrs, Earl J. Templar of Brookings, depart ment president of the American Legion auxiliary, was here for the district meeting at the Le gion conference Sunday und vis ited with her daughter, Mrs, Er mcl Hosloy who, with hor two sons, Richard and Frederick, re turned with Mrs. Templar to Brookings Monday evening. NIOR For For After School Hoursl Clothes for young sophisticates! Carefully cut bright rayon crepes with dainty bows and cut- A OA out neck lines. Sizes 9-15. g and 10.90 Regular Sizes In Thai Pric Rangti second rcooa. A'- This Guilford model the single-breasted, fly front Is really popular! Sleeves hnng well from shoulders that fit. The collar slays put! Home Trom Bar vice PFC. Martin Strld, son of Mr. and Mrs, Pole Strld, 1019 McKinloy, Is home from 28 months of over seas service, He has been re leased from tho army and Is va cationing before making any plans. His sister, 1st Lt. Karen I. Strld, who has served as an army nurso on Guam arrived In San Francisco Friday and Is expect ed homo soon. DRESSES Jr. Fa$hion Plates ( JDresses to match gay young times! Tailored with an eye for Junior needs. Round and square necks. New winter colors. M QQ combinations. 9-15. ajw Made For Young GadaboutsI The soft feminine tailoring that Jun iors demand! Carefully styled crepe dresses in rich colors. Short sleeves. 9-15. &J-T 'M '!J MV'' -J"- J ' MAIN FLOOR Tuesday October SO, 194S Auxiliary Members of St, Paul's Women's auxiliary will meet Thursday at 2 p. m. with Mrs. James E. Swanson, 217 N. 6th. The program will be pre sented by Hazel Morrison who will open the study of the book, "God Is Not Dead" by Dr. Bar nard Bell. on Women's Hats ft Y an UNTRIMMED COAT fAn" untrinuned coal"fi the"'ack-ot-aU-(trades to a winter wardrobe. It has equal poise when out for the evening or worn .with your favorite sweaters and skirts. jWe offer you Chesterfields, Boy Coats 'and Fitted Styles in black and winter colors . . . any one of which could be the (mainstay of your away-from-home life) ' SECOND FLOOR SOFT FEMININITY "NW I If you like to look feminine, wear a softly h!rred hand bag, perfect foil for frills! If you're sophisticated, choose a smooth bag with gleam to make tailored suits sparkle! Penncy-prettlesl ' Subject to 20 fed. tax. HERALD AND NEWS T1VS Rebekab Lodge Prosperity Rcbokuh lodge will meet in tha IOOF hall Thursday, Novombcr 1, at B p, m. There will ba In Illation and otflcors and mem bers of tho drill team should wear formats. Refreshments will be served at the close ot the meeting. "How very smarC "Where did you get it?" and "You re looking especially! pretty." This is the kind of comment you'll bear, when yon wear a new hat from Penney 'si Hat fori sports or evening in black) or colors. Sequins, veils bow or feather.. 19.75 24-75 2975 HAJK FLOOft
