IWturned 3Sgt. ..Olln A,
Jloyor, bud of Mro. Itulli E. Hoy
cr, rotm-ned (ruin Okinawa on
the V. H. 8. Admiral Uonsun duu
in Scuttle January 21, I'M
John KruUlur ul Kirk returned
on tho U. S. 3. Euslluiul wliluli
left Yokohama, Jupun, January
13. l,stLt. John Ulnko of
Malln, relumed on the (J. S, S.
Cioni'ral Ernst urrlvlng In Scat
t!o January 28. Mill. Konnolli
C. Coo, noil of Mr. und Mm. J. A.
Cue, former resident of Klniniith
1' ul 1m, hits returned from lliu lu
I'lflc war zonu tu his homu In
Anhlund.
RNA Muling Tho Roynl
Neighbors of Ainurlt'ii will hold
ItH regular meeting Friday at 8
p. in., In thu KC hall. Officers
arc united lo wour fornmls. There
will he u valentine! prl.o und u
mimical urogram. Refreshments
will hi) ii surprise lunch, and
each member In nuked to bring
nn Individual lunch In o paper
bag.
Army Hocruluj Charles Hcrk
shen, 18, of Chlloquin and Orvul
Itiiymond Lnyton, 17, of Lako
view, huvo been enlisted In tho
U. H. army tliroiiKli tho local
U. S. iirmy recruiting office,
l.avton choso three years with
the Infantry In tho Kuropeun
thenter and llerkshcn 18 months
uuaislgnod duty.
To Euaent Dr. Halim W,
Lclghton, dean of the school of
physical education, University of
;Oregon, returned to his homo In
tugeno lust night after conduct
Inn two locturo meetings ul
KUHS ns part of tho oxtonslon
division courses neid nero um
winter. The classes were excep
tionally well attended,
Oyitor Dinner The public Is
cordially Invited to attend the
annuul oyster dinner to bo
served In tho community hull
on Garden by members of the
Community CoiiKrcKiiltonu!
church Sunday from noon until
4 p. in. Mrs. F. L, Van Uoozer
Is general chairman.
Daughter Born Lt. and Mrs.
. Denis llabson, (Hose Macartney).
ro parents of their first child,
a Bin. born early Wednesday
morning In New Orleans, La.
Mrs. ft. R. Macartney, Mrs. Bab
son's mother, Is with her In tlx
south.
Returns Mrs. Rose M. Poole
and duughlor, Mrs. Prentice
Yeoman huvo returned from a
three weeks' trip to Florida and
New York. They attended the
funeral services for Mrs. Poole's
son, Roger Torrey, In Florida
and went in Now York on bus!
ness.
Tau Chapter Tau chapter,
Beta Slgmn Phi, will meet at tho
home of Mrs. Georgo D. Wnrdoll,
17.1ft Mnnln lutiv nl II n m
Thursday. Following a short
business mooting there will be a
valentine party. All visiting
members are invitca.
Rtddlno Construction How.
ard Perrln's office architects
hnve drawn the plans for the
Wlnelrout Motor company's new
sales and service building In
Redding, Calif., now under con
structlon.
To Willows Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Silanl of 4(100 Shasta way
left last night for Willows. Calif..
where they were en 1 led by the
acum oi Airs, biionis uncle.
Degree Staff The" Robekoh
degree staff will practice Thurs.
day at 8 p. m. during lodge. All
members are requested to be
present.
On Business R. H. Dunbar,
Klamath realtor, Is In San Fran'
Cisco this week on business.
Visitor Onnoleo Hayes, who
serves us a precision Instrument
mechanic for tho army ulr corps
ul Fort Richardson, fuur miles
from Aucliorugc, Alusku, arrived
hero Sunday morning to visit for
several weeks with her sinter,
Mrs. Karl 11. Nelson, 1UU1 Wor
den. Miss Hayes flow by Pun
Amerlcun from Anchorugu to Sc
uttle, Wiish., continuing here by
triiln. Shu wus uccompunied by
7-yeiir-old Bllllo O'Brien of An
churuge, who will visit ut the
Nelson home.
Executive Meeting Members
uf tho executive board of A 1 tu
rnout PTA uro urged to uttend
(in importunt meeting Thursduy
ut 2 i). m. nt tho homo of Mrs.
R. K. Jeschko, 2732 Summers
lane.
Malcolm
In Jacksonville
Kpley Jr., H 2c. USNIt. hus Just
buuu triiusferred from the niivnl
ii Ir technical training stutlon at
Norman, Oklu., tu the nuvy train
ing Institution at Jacksonville,
Flu.
4-HCIub
Members
Hold Meet
The West Mulln Champions,
4-H beef club, met Sunday, Feb
ruary 3, 1948 at Stuart Henzel's
home for Its February club
meeting. ' The president, lllys
Smalley called the mooting to
order at 2:45 p. m. Tho opening
songs and yells wore led by ucr
ulri Dixon, ' vice president und
yell leader. Nancy Jenkins, sec
retary, called tho roll and as
each member answered a report
on different breeds of cuttle was
given. Kathleen Wilson reported
on Aberdeen-Angus: Gerald Dix
on, Galloway breed; Nancy Jon
klns, Red Polled; lllys Smulloy,
Brahman breed; jerry smniiey
Hereford breed. Stunrl Henze!
and Orvllle Dixon will glvq their
report at tho next meeting.
rne ciud nua two visitors,
Family Circle Members of
tho First Covonant church will
meet Friday at 7:48 p. m. in
tho church.
Scout Pack To
Reorganize
Boys from nine to 11 years
old of Rooscvolt school, are In
vited to attend a meeting at 7:30
p. m., Thursday, In tho Roose
velt rchuol auditorium, for the
reorganization of Boy Scout cub
pack three, Dr. Byron Friedman,
neighborhood commissioner, an
nounced today.
Tho new leader of the pack,
Clay Burrcll, will be Introduced
at the meeting. Durrell Is new
In Kliimath Fulls and has recent
ly been dlschnrgcd from the
coast guard. He Is connected
with Maxwell and Ferrin law
offices.
Boys Interested In Joining the
pack must be accompanied by
one or both parents at thu meet
ing. The cub pack Is being X)D
sored by a citizen's group.
Typing Class Will
Be Held At KUHS
A typing class will bo held
Wednesday and Friday from 7:18
to 9 p. m. In room 103, KUHS,
under tho auspices of the gen
eral extension division of Ore
gon State system of higher edu
cation. Two hours of college credit
will bo given for those success
fully completing tho work but
anyone Interested In typing In
struction Is eligible to lake the
course for which a foo will be
charged. - -
Ample Supply
LEE
AND
DISNEY
MATS
Sugarman's
th and Mala
i
Constant quality control
in ingredients, baking
and delivery assure
perfect goodnessl
CHEDlIB
Uil'J.filllL'J Ml i-Tltl
F. A. Skinner, 4-H club agent
odd Hon.el. Skinner fold the
club whiit ho planned In 4-H
work und how the other clubs
were getting ulong lieiuel
spoko to' us on some of the ac
tivities of tho Rotary club. He
said pluns aro underway for the
1048 4-H fair In Klamath Fulls.
It wos decided by the club-that
another beef club be invited lo
the next club meeting.
Club members enjoyed a nice
lunch prepared by Mrs. Henzcl
and after the mcellng, Clifford
Jenkins, local leuder, talked
about lice on cattle. Ho demon
strated the treatment on a club
calf und each member wus given
the opportunity to apply the
treatment.
Tho Needle and Thread 4-H
club mcUJununry 20, ul the Hen
ley school. The meeting was
culled to order by the president,
Gerry Musten.
Club members gnve the
ac
as mot mullicrs
WICKS
Relievo misery, as most mullicrs
do. Rub the
throat, chest
pledge, sang two songs and gave
two yells. Some of tho girls
brought their sewing to show
lo tho other girls and to discuss
how tho urticles were to be
made. A few games were pluyed
and then the meeting was ad
journed. Tho leader of the club,
Mrs. C. H. Kelly, wus unable to
bo present at this meeting.
Save cako and cookie crumbs
and use In bread puddings and
Brown Betty recipes to save as
much as half tho sugar.
LOOKS ARE DECEIVING
Knowwtmttolookfor. Lookforthenams
Ht, Jrjftoph. Kind quality, ipeJ and econ
omy in upirtn. Oet fit. Joseph Aspirin,
tturid'NlvKoatsellar.IOc. 100tablet,36a.
Ptpri-ColaCrnnptmv.Lmgl&mdCllVt'N.Y-Franchlscd
Bottler: Klamath Foils Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
Wednesday. Feb. 8, 194S
HERALD AND NEWS FTf
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