Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 26, 1946, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextChurches Present Musical Programs Knstrr mitliciiiH mid niirlul music ln-lct over from lust Sun iluy will lie hruril In si'ViTiil Klmiiiilli Kiills cliuri hin at muni' lull servile April 211, The rhnlr if Klrst ChrlsMim church, Dili mill I'lnc, will pre Kill two iinllirins iii'i-piiii'il fur Kr-Iit wliliii 1 1 ii in cliil iiul penult ii.hIiiu. The si'iiiiun, 'Kviilence Of The Iti'stirri-i'llnn In Our Lives," will ! Klvrn hy the Itrv, llnwnrd K. lluti'lilns, pun tor. Tim rvrnlnK si'sslnii will fen I urn "Church News KpiilllKhf' mid ii snnitfrst of hymns of the churi'li lining both plmin mid nr. "H i HARDY'S lor Men" Leather JACKETS Hon and Pony Hon Aviator Slylo ind Leather Dying Types with knit bottomi and wrliU. 19.85 - 26.50 pHARDY'Sfi STORE ron MEN I I 820 Main 'A Singer expert ii belt qualified to repair and atliust vour ma chine. Reasonable charge, based on advance estimate. Vl SINGER SEWING CENTER 41S Main St. Phona 6402 HAHmORD ImMhI aa4 ladaaaallt Coaipaoy INSURANCE T.B.WATTERS Canaral Insurance Agency . FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE ! lis Main St Phona 4193 Friendly Helpfulness To Every Craad and Puna Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 923 High Phona 3334 limi. C Mi 1 1 1 ii 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 In tiffrrt-tl ill lintli ri i ii 1 1 1 k mid cveiiliiK serv icer. Midweek llihle sliiily mid prayer nii'i-tliiK held Wcdiies iluys tit 7:4.1 p. in. Kiislcr music will be repented lit 1 1 Kl II II. in. BIT VII I' lit St. I'mil'a KpiHciipnl church this Suniliiy. The Itev. Frederick C. WlMii'iiliurli, 1 1 ii' rector, mid his f inn 1 1 V will leave Mnudiiy lor 1 1 to Synod ol the I'licific ii tluu In llri keley, where Ik- will repre sent (hp hiistern Ori'Kuii Mission. ii ry District. Morning Address Fluyd K. (Jlllirelli of tin; Mil line iliu nicks will deliver tliu cm ru I nit mlilrcss lit C'niiiinuiilly ('oiiKii'Miitliinul In Hie iihscncu of the rt'Kiilnr piudnr, I lie Hcv. liodfn-y Matthews. Hi! will speiik mi "The Lost Uencriitliiu." Kcmii'lli l,iiinbli will conduct the service assisted by Miiry tirlffiths mid Mrs. Marie Wriiilil 1'iisjens. The choir diri'Clcd by Mrs. II. W. Moore, will sln( mid t'litherliir llliiiuis, hIIii solo 1st will offer Ihi' well known "Ave Miirlii" by Couiind, The entire service will be un der Ihe siipei'lntendency of Com rades of the Way, the IhkIi school Itroup, exti'iidinu Invltiitioua to nil yoiuiK people of the church mid friends to attend. At H p. in. the Kioup will hold Its reiluliir evcnlnt! nieetini!. ConKieifiitloniil senior circle met at the home of Mrs. K. S. Kil wnrds, 24.M) Orchard wny, Krl dny, with Mrs. Nellie Whltemiin mid Mrs. Henry Drown hs host esses. Mrs. Victor I'hllllps wive the address or the afternoon. May Fellowihlp At the n-Kiilnr meeting nf tho Klmnuth Fulls Council of Church Women held Inst Monday lit the St. Paul's parish hull It was de cided to hold the May Fellow ship meeting May .1, at the Pres byterian church. All women of local churches are invited to he present, A May leu will be served mid on IntcrestlnK pro. Iirum presented. The next reiiu. lar business ineellnK of Ihe coun cil will be held May 27 and pre ceding the business a pot luck luncheon will be served. Church women and friends are remicslod to remember the cltithinii drive and bring dona tions toward It lo the I'lno street entrance of First Christian church any Friday afternoon be tween I and S o clock. Guast Soaaker Dr. William Wrlghtoii. guest speaker, will speak at Ihe Im iniinuel Hnptlxl church, N. 11th and High streets at the morning service 11 a. m. This-service will also he broadcast over sta tion KFLW. L)r. Wrlghton will be speaking at the Bible Baptist church Sunday evening at 7:30 p." m. Dr. Wrlghton l president of Ihe Western Baptist Theological Seminary of Portland. He came here from the cast where he was connected with Newton College and tile University of Boston. He is a very Interesting speaker and author of many books. A Lions Attending Holy Week Services j, , o & m: A 1- J.: Has at 1 1 tii a I r 1 T i fir i r i - it ai i J 1 1 'I'M Vi n--- -f New Snow Falling In Mountain Passes SALEM, April 28 (A-) New snow was falling in the moun tain passes today, the state highway commission reporting two inches of snow fell lust night in Santiam pass and a half Inch at the summit on the Willamette highway. wraAi.D a mmi, Maaaaik r.ni, on. mm AT, Atrtl N, 1lt, Pst fnm fr Members of the Lions club shown above attended noon Holy Weak services held In the Peli can theatre last week. The Klamath Ministerial association extanded invitations to service clubs to attend thasa services in a group. The Hav. Howard F. Hutchins, pastor of First Christian church, is chaplain of the Lions club. baptismal service Is a part of the evening program at the Immaii uel church at 7:30 p. 'in., when several candidates will be bap tized. The rtoguc rtiver Baptist asso ciation meets in conference at Medford Oregon Thursday and Friday of this week. At the First Baptist church of that city. A large group from the two Baptist churches In Klamath Foils are at tending tho meeting. The two convention churches here are the Immaniiel Baptist and the Bible Baptist. Rev. Charles J. Sund strum, pastor of the Immanuel church. Is the Moderator ond Itev. Keith Fields, pastor of the Bible Baptist church, will de liver tlie conference sermon. Tiie association takes in ail tiie Baptist churches of southern Oregon and the conference Is expected to be well attended. "F.ustcr Heaclions" will be the subject of the sermon at the morning worship ul Klamath Lutheran church, the Itev S. M. Topness, pastor. The newly or ganized Junior choir will sing. Tiie Brotherhood will sponsor the monthly Fireside Hour at 5 p. in. Mr. Buford Boyd will show movies taken during the war In Germany. Lunch will be served ot six o'clock. The Ladies' Aid meets Tues day nt 2 p. m. The program will center about the Education Department, Mrs. John Larson, chairman, being in charge. Clothing for Lutheran World Action should be brought to the church by May 1st. The worst accident ia one with out insurance. Sea Hans Norland today. 123 N. Sth St. Baby Clinic Set Up In KF Dr. Peter Itozendal, Klamath county public health officer, and field nurses are conducting a well buby clinic for babies and children of pre school age to be held at the public health department, 11)411 Main, Mon day, April 2D, between 2 and 4 . m. This service is free and is available the last Monday in each month. Mothers are urged to bring children in to the clinic, and newcomers in town arc especially invited to take advantage of the service. Chil dren are examined in the order that they come In. Each child is given a thor ough checkup, weighed, meas ured and immunized when nec essary. The object of the clinic is to relieve pressure in doctors' of fices. H would be appreciated, whenever possible, if the moth ers would bring the children to the clinic by 3 p. m., Dr. Rozen dal stated, in order to complete examinations by 4 p. m. RUBBING IT IN KIRKLAND. III., April 26 lP) Housewives making the rounds of meatless butcher shops can I see a manoeniuK nigui ai me I edge of the village. I Thousands of sneep and cattle 1 are brought here to graze on j 12.000 acres of pasture before , continuing to slaughter centers. WHITE TEE SHIRTS OREGON WOOLEN STORE 1'iiri in' t: : mil II I. ill Ln a IIS MAIN STBEET DRIFTWOOD CAFE 12S So. 7th Vn4r Nw Mints tnnl Barbecues Stcolti Hamburgers OPEN 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. Closed Sundays ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE MARK SMITH & CO. 155 E. Main Phona 5370 r- IMVf STMtHT CimriCAIII, Irtm rnntft UiStrwritir INVESTORS SYNDICATE MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA MARTIN A. PUTNAM Phone 6216 Klamath Falls, Ore. I have sold my Beauty Shop KATHERINE'S BEAUTY SALON 123 No. 8th end wish to thank my patrons for their support and cooperation. MARGIE LAVERTY who has been with me for several years, hat purchased the shop and will continue to givt you the same high type service as before. ICatlteiUie Olenlee OVER 100 MILLION BOTTLES SOLDI SIMPLY GREAT FOR lilOHTIILY PAID Ljitls E. Plnkhsm's Vntrlnbla Com pound docs moss Uin relieve monthly pain when clue to femnle functional periodic disturbances. It also relieves scrompnnyini weak, tired, nervous, cranky feelings ot such nature. Tnkcn re uularly Plnkhsm's Compound helps build up resistance sKitlnst such distress. It's also a great stomacnio tonic i WHY OIDNT I CAllVLT . DON'T DIG UP YOUR SEWER Phone 8390 for Electric Roto Rooter Sswer Cleaning Servlca FREE ESTIMATES WORK GUARANTEED A New Inexpensive Method of Cleaning Clogged Sawers of Roots. For Comiiicrclnl Itpfrignrniion SALES and SERVICE See Karl Urquhart Refrigeration Equipment Co. (II Klamath Phona 645$ LISTEN!! to the Westinghouse Program Mon. thru Fri. 10:15 - 10:30 a. m. KFLW 1450 K.C. Car Running Hot? RADIATOR AND COOLING SYSTEM CLEANING Radiator Repairing and Recoring Anderson Auto Service (32 Walnut St. KIM ..A n WW Si SHOOP and SCHULZE Jack Schulio Black & White h Super Service Main at Spring Phone 7741 TV ILJUI AUATU VADICTV CTHDC" I IIL. lYLHriHIII THfllLI I JIVI1L ' Klamath Shoppers Are Acquiring the Habit of Visiting the Klamath Variety FIRST for Scarce Merchandise . . . They Have the Merchandise. Children's Colorful Anklets Oc Beautiful spring pastel shades J Hand Decorated Plaques AQC $1 69 Ideal for either dining room or kitchen M I Mother's Day Novelty Plaques $1 19 Recessed styles. Mom will like these ' Thousands Mother's Day Cards Jc $ 00 These entirely fill one counter Children's Spring Dresses $1 70 Beautiful spring pastel shades. Sizes 7-14 Children's Training Pants c Siies 2-12. Flna knit cotton panties Gto M Boys' Corduroy Bib Pants $40 Colors red and blue. Sixes from 3- to 8 Boys' Two-Tone Sport Coats $95 Can be worn either for play or dress - Ladies' Halter Sets $198 Either short or halter styles. Sises 12-18 ... Ladies' Plastic Purses $f&98 Assorted colors and styles. Reasonably priced fcsal Ladies' Outsize Panties $?49 This hard-to-get item is hero in quantities KLAMATH VARIETY STORE 836 Main N0"" 7134 WEAR THE tILBROS n I I THE AMAZING WATCH THAT FEARS NEITHER WATER NOR SHOCK! 117 Jewel gMf HAS STAINLESS STEEL 6 AC K . . . RADIUM DIAL . . . SWEEP SECOND HAND . . . STRETCH BRACELET The HEL8ROS "Diiilnaugkt" . . . tUtigntd to meet the demand! ef men In civilian life (or a watch of military preciiion and ruggtdneill A remaikable value ot $39,731 ! ' INCIU010 A ... J X ' -rr- KENMORE QUALITY BUTANE mm 95 SEARS EASY TERMS Now that things are getting back to normal again Butane Gat is available in Klamath Falls for your convenience. It's better to cook the convenient, clean modern way . . . with gas. Particularly when it's a Kenmore gas range. The finest quality you can buy at any price. You'll appreciate all its outstanding features. The batk-to-wall, down-to-floor construction! The lift cover top burners. The fully insulated porcelain lined oven. The automatic oven heat control! And the slide-out drop door broiler. Better hurry down for this stove soon! Unlimited quantity in stock for ' immediate delivery. The Most for the Least That's Weitlnghouie. Yout Westinghouse Dealer Hafrer Furniture 9th and Klamath SIM BERTRAM'S JEWELRY 133 So. 8th Phone 5188 628 Main St. Klamath Falls