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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1946)
To Now Orlouni Mm. CJoiiiiu' ronei "lul iiHimiiior, I51l,itbiili (Vim, loll for Ni'w Urli'iuiH tliin inornlnK, euHuil tlicro by Urn Ul ricas Of Mm, Join Histi'r, Minn lonw 1iih Inki'ii u Itiuvu of til) ienc from tho limnu iIoiiiiiiinIi'ii Lion (Off leu wliuru hIiu In umi- tiloyvd H mierutiiry. They ox pect to Uo onu iibout one month. AftUtant Manager Morrlo Fltld. Iuim ui'i'lvuil from Stuuli ton, vi'Hf.. tu luku u position ih iatlaiunl mimiiK' f HoKur'N Jowoliy Nloru, roiiliiclnu lltmry (irn't who wiih liiumfc'innl to the UultiirHflulil, Cullf., nloru. Fltld'H wlfo In Htlll In Stockton where vlia will remain until ho lug IihiikI iidoqmitu IIvIiik quitr tari litre. Moot In Lakovlow Tim Hoy Scout Modue uri'U cuuuull fl nance uuniiiilttuo will meet In the JLnlievlow hotel In Hint city Thulwdiiy nlKhl. Altoiullim from Klnmntli KiiIIh will ho Arnold G r 1 u P P, Elton Thompson, Jamri I'atteruon, K. Ci. Kliihn, Dr. i'. C. AdiiiiiN mul It. 11. Lu Biott. " With Rolntlvei Mm. D. K, Mattel of Harbor him been apemllntf the week with her 1 h terfMrs, GeoiKtt Woolocy, mid hr iih'co, Mm. Kiiy Donhiim of 2U80 Etna. She lui.i Just ro tumid from Sun t'liinclxco where hu vixltud her diniKhtw, M John Tworck. Suburban Longuo Thu Suhtir liiiii leiiKiio will hold u rcKtiliir niuctlnu Friday lit U p. in, In tho Simula Hcliool uym, Thin meet- liill Ih for uny puiHon liiteroMlucl 111 1'OllllH, HVWIIliO UlffpOHIII, (1111111- UKO or uny othor probliiin con- curmiiK tho HiiMirbiin urea, Tho purpoHii of tho moothiK In to hold open (IIhciinhIoiik of IntcrcxtH con curnliiK community problem)). Llonon Club Momhct'H of tho Llonenn club will meet Monday In the library ulubroom ul u p.m. for n rcKulur mcetliiij, proKrum, una curux. HoNtesHeH lor llui meotlnu will bo Mm. Clifford VolKht, Mm, W, L. Whylul, Mm. Hoy Huki'Ktraw nnd Mm, Estlii KlKur. Moclianlcd to Moot There will bo ii npecliil meeting of tho uuto- mobllo mechiinlen ul tho AI'L Liihor temple ut 422 Main Ktreet on Thurndiiy, April 4, It wan an nounced today, I ho inucUnit will be held at H o'clock. To San Franclteo Mr. unci V' K. Michael Darmody, U24 ChMiuii left for San Kranclnco Tcliiy fveiilnit, where Mm. Qtirinody will no to Stanford Ine hospital for examination, T expect to bo away about t weekx, lack From Trip Trtivll Mllen, lfM Mull, huii jut returned bun u iiiiort trip to eimteri) Orts- f U. 'Mile hint Juki been din c. trued from the marine enrpn i IiIn present plana are Indefl- n . Ho muy decide to complete h K schooling, ho unici. turned Helen Woelk, I fly hotel, returned Sunday t nn trip which took her to t ttc, Idn., nnd Portland, She tiono two weeks nnd report 9 1 pleasant time visiting t inns and relatives. lsitor Hera Lou Lang' thy. former assistant muiv r or the J. U. I'enney coin- tMttiy here, now manager or the Ptiney store at Kcnnewlck, Wali.. Is vl.ilting here a few days. Langworthy left hero about tnrec years ago. I Visiting Mrs. Corla Jacob Mil of Springfield Is hers visit ln with Mrs. Mildred T. Mosby, 1KU urcscenl, lor n lew days 511 Guy E. Hellant, Great Northern conductor, is at his borne, 4510 Peck drive, recover ln (rom Illness. Conftronco Tho Women of I Iho Moono vonforenco Is to bo hold at Merrill. Ore.. Sunday. April 7 at 2 p, in,, also Legion or Moomi meeting at Merrill Community hull, April 7 at 2 p. m. Anyone going and having room lor an extra puHseriger. come to tho Moono hall and lend a ride, as there ure members seeking IraiiNportiilloii, T h e women of Merrill arc having re freshments for conference at tendants at tho Moose meeting hall, Mooso Legionnaires and their escorts will huvo dinner ut l'.l Itauclio rule. III Louis KncIiIo. 12K4 El dorado, Is u patient In Hillside hoKpltal, Ho was taken there Saturday and will probably be there another 10 days. He may receive visitors. PTA Henley I'TA will meet Thursday at a u. m. in the Hen ley grade school building, Mem- hern are urged to attend and friends are welcome, Anniversary Tho Joint mis sionary societies of the Bible Uaptlsl church and tho Irninun uel liaptlst church are cooper ating in tho celebration of the 7Bth iinnlverstiry of tho Women's American liaptlst Foreign Mis sionary society. The meeting will be held in the Bible Baptist church, S, (1th und Wlurd, Thurs day at 7:110 p. m. Tho sound film, "Tho Man Who Forgot God,' will conclude the meeting, nnd refreshments will be served. Members und friends ore invited. Caromonlal Zulelinn temple. Daughters of tho Nile, will hole a ceremonial Saturday at the Ashland Masonic temple. Lunch eon will be served for candidates and members nt noon at the Mu sonic temple instead of the Lith la hotel, as previously an nounced. The ceremonial will be at 2 p. rn., with public Instal lation of officers at 8 p. m, In Suaanvlllo Dr. and Mrs, Allen Priest nnd children nrc In Susanvllle, Calif., where Dr. I'rlest will relievo Dr. Claire Hurnello for two weeks. THESE YOUNG FOLKS ce'rulnly hv a diract way of king questions. Tsko Juno Smart, for Inatsnc. Tho othtr day aha said, "Doctor, a group of ua were dlacuaainf alcohol lam. Bomo folka arc claiming long and loud that It la a dla t." "Right, June," aays X. "Now with all other diaeaaea, reaoarch trys to dlacover tha aourcc, and deatroy that aourca, docin't lt?""Rlght,Jjno,aglnl" "And yet tho sourco of alcohol lam Is known, and rather than dtatroy It It seems to ua girls that they aro trying to alibi or camouflage the source if It la a dlaeaae why not treat tho source Ilka other diaeaaea?" Looking for a place to live ? Imtk Wirlceirs n Southern Pacific urgently needs track workers. On this job you help lay track and ties, ballast roadbed, repair storm damage and keep the line in good condition at all times.' It's healthful, out door work. Np experience required. ... If you work' with a section gang (stay in one locality and maintain one section of track) the company furnishes housing, including fuel, light and water, without cost. ' If you work with an extra gang out on the line, you'll have outfit cars to live in. You'll get board at reasonable prices, too. As a railroad worker you get these valuable extras: medical and hospital care, insurance, railroad pass privileges, and a fine retirement pension plan. Remember, you need no experience to be a track worker. You'll catch on quickly. Remember, too, that Southern Pacific is a good Outfit to be with a permanent company with plenty of work ahead. Apply S-P EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 83 California St.. San Francisco 33743th St., Oakland OP-240 & Mm m At It f i1t 1 5. n OttfT&t, Sunday Cuitm . i i 4 y ' ' ... ., 1 . 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EASTER SPECIALS For Tots To Teens From Our Downstairs Store Girls' Easter Coats Coots for tots to 12 years in new spring jewel tones, navy and red. Beautifully styled of 100 all-wool fabrics in cluding tweeds, polos and checks. Lin gerie trimmed and tailored styles in belted and unbelted styles. $5.40 to $18.40 ft Girls' Skirts All-wool and rayon skirts in newest pleating and gored styles. Pastels, deep tones and plaids in suspender and plain. Mix-match the Easter en semble with one of these smart numbers. Sizes 3 to 14. $2.00 to $3.60 8 iik Boys' Cotton Pants Finest cotton gabardine slacks in brown, tan and red. Gabar dines come in front pocket styles with suspenders. Sizes 1 to 6. BOYS' DENIM PANTS with suspenders Sizes 3 to 8 2.50 BOYS' RAYON POPLIN SHIRTS Tan only Sizes 2 to 5 1.69 .ft Boys' Dress Pants Girls' Easter Bonnets Hats, bonnets and beanies in felt, straw, organdy and pique. Self trimmed, flower and fabric trimmed little lovelies to brighten up the Easter ensemble. Tots to 12 years. $1.98 to $2.50 ft $2.90 ft ft Girls' Blouses Exquisite batiste in snowy white . . . colorful stripes and plain shades in heavy cotton in tailored styles. Team them up with a. lovely new spring skirt. Sizes 2 to 14. $1.20 to $3.50 I I Easter Stuffed Animals Formerly Moe's, the Woman's Store i n Dazzle the kiddies with one of these soft, fluffy, plush covered little beauties. All shades,, shapes and : varieties , to choose from, priced from $1:98 to $6.95 $1:79 to $4.70 . , Sizes 6 to 12 Tweeds, flannels and fine serge pants in dressy styles; also wash twill pants with shirt to match. All shades to choose from. V I i 1 .m , W9 '
