MraAl.a a Nr.WS. KlaaaalS ralli, Ora. WKDNaSDAT. Mar t, IMS. rus
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Fremont PTA To Mral Finul
niolliM of tliu year fur tho Kro
niiml I'l'A will liu lii'lil Thiiihiiiiy
afternoon ul 2 Ml In Ihi' schiiiil
iKlltiirliini wlii'ii limliilliitliui (if
new officer will tiikti plueo.
Mm. Kdwln St'lini'i'lHTk, newly
elected iiri'Hldi'iil, will give
report of tin- Httilu I'l'A conven
lion held ul Lutiriiiiilo last week.
Arnolil Ciruliiii, city school su
perintendent, will discuss Hie
proposed stale basic school tip
port fund, uccordiiiK lo un an
nouncement liy the retiring
presldi-iil, Mm. Hinge Miisnn Jr.
Tea will liu nerved lit tho close
of the ufteriioiiii, mill ull inotlierit
of Fremont students lire urged
to uttend.
Exl.nd.d TripMr. and Mr.
nkiuird Walsh of Tuleliiko left
Tiiemlny for Ireland. traveling by
wuv of Seiillle where Ihey will
visit their noil, Hoger. They plan
to leave New York May 211 on
the George Washington. Muring
tlielr slx-miinlh slay they will
vliilt relatives In Ireland. They
are parents of Mm. John Kellc
her of Tulelake and Mm. Merit
K. Smith of thin city.
Wlnema Toniplo Winemn
temple, i'ylhlan Sinters, will
meet In regular session In the
lOOK hull, Friday, at H p. in.
II in urgently reipiented Unit
mcmbeis of tho degree fctnf f be
present for practice,
Horn From Hospital Mrs. J.
S. I'ade has returned to her
home, 1720 Crenocnl, from
Klamath Valley hospital, with
her infant daughter, Mary Ann.
Friendly Circle Friendly cir
cle will meet with l.lr..lc Utile
of 2444 Orchard way Thursday
Instead (if with Grace Dock,
Visiting Mrs. Hubert O. Units
of Port I mid Is visiting her
mother, Sun Wolf of Klamath
Falls.
Meetings
ftUrr i'lrrla- riral St. .niMllal church
manitMr and antona lnlr,aal,I tnawl
I church I p it' Tluiiatlay Inr liana
porUlliMt lo horn, til Mia Jt lliaar.
MSB Itarlail drlvt, fur Uoaaerl lum.-h.ull
SI I 3U p. 111.
Uarraa -Oorcaa Cirri., rtral Praalivlar.
Ian church, politick luncheon al church.
Thurailar. lu a m Mia llavul r. Uar
m.tl Jr , vailing' riavullonata
rralar-'l'aitlott I'raiar 7, titaaU Ttmra.
alar, a p m. loor hall, rias prarllc.
fur fraud anramitinritL ItatiMrimanlB.
SI. raal'a Guild uotlura lunrhaun.
)S noon, Thursday. Vila TrailartrS C.
Wlaaentiarh and Itafal Morrlauit rapon
on rmd durlns luiirheun fullowad lo
guild Itualrtaaa maall'X
haala 'law drama llama kcanamlra
Claa- Matl Thura.lav. I .Ml p. m. Willi
Mr a. Ada lUrlaan. U7 llia.
Correct Datas The local Girl
Scout office wishes to corriicl
two Incorrect dales which up
peared on the postcards recently
Lent lo leuders. The itrownlo and
intermediate leaders' picnic will
be held at Mnoru park May It)
Instead of May I), untl the llrow
die Itevel will bo held ul Modoc
field May 25 Insleud of May 24.
Mothers Club Tim Sucrcd
Heart Mothers club will meet at
7:UU p. in. Thursday fur Installa
tion of officers, followed by a
program und silver leu. Since
this will be the last uicclliiil of
the school year, ull duds aru in
vited. KF Women Entertain
Visiting Speakers
Visillmt speakers for the rally
at the First Christian church
Thursday will be guests of local
churchwoineii.
Mrs. J. K. Howard, stale presi
dent from Corvallis, and Mrs. J,
W, Jordan, stale secretury from
Sllverton will be kih-mIm of Mm.
Frank Forlna, 2U74 Karl.
Mrs. II. 1.. Wlckershuiu, 1202
I'lue, will have as her ituest) Mm.
K. It. Moon, missionary from
Africa, unci Mrs. Juliu Gregory,
district secretary from Medford.
Chiloquin Seniors
Dine On Chicken
CHILOQUIN, Muy 8 Sunday
uftcrniion the members of the
Krutliiutluk class of Chlloqulu
111 Ull school und their dims ad
visor, Miss Margaret' Molilor,
were entertained at chicken din
ner by Mr. and Mrs. (Jus I'ugo
unit son, Gene, lit their home in
Fort Klamath.
The beautifully appointed table
curried out the class colors, rose
and silver, even to the nut cups,
which were rose with tiny silver
diplomas tucked Into the bundles,
Chlloqllln's graduates this
spring are: Donna Hruutlacht,
I'uiila Albert, Hose Murie Floyd,
Mary Christy, Kenneth Luder
man, Klmore Nicholson and Gene
I'UKC.
AHMYFFICER TO TOKYO
ASTORIA. May 8 i1'i Trans
fer of LI. Col. Waller W. Abbey,
coinmuiKllnit officer of the har
bor defenses of the Columbia the
past six months, to Tokyo was
announced today. He will be
replaced by Col. Louis II. Thompson.
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VITAL STATISTICS
COX -Born t lllllalil hrMflul. Klim-
tth rH. Or . M-y 4. IDM. lo Mr. net
tr NuImM Cos, t4ia Itayton, lrl.
'Itfht: 7 pound ounrM
C'ATAI.ANO llnrn at Klmlh VallfV
hnanltal. Klimilh Talli, Or , May 1.
1U44, lo Mr. a ml Mr. Mlrhavl Calalann.
Bit H luih. m buy. Walglil; T pounito
I minraw
IflU'-Horn at Klamilh Valley ho
riul. Klamaifi fall.. ( , Mar X. luw.
Mr. arui Urn. Arthiil Hill. NtKaftta
IHWar. a boy. Waithl. poutwlt 13
gnrti,
urtlfR. Rnm ( Klamath vallav
h(Mtill. Klamath r-M, Or. Mav A.
Uta. in Mr. amj Mra Halph K)Ur,
Midland. tfl. WoBit; 4 pounds U
ouiirtia.
AI.VARADO- Horn ! Klamath Vallay
hnapltal. Klanvath ralli. Or . May 2,
ItHfl. to Mr. and Mr J 1.. Alvararto.
MarHII. flrl. Waitfhi: 7 pounda 4
ounrM
ANORt'lt -Rorn at Klamath VallfT
hm,piul. Klamath rM, Or. May 1,
10M. tn Mr and Mra Jack Andrua.
VMt2 Rrrtamatlnn, girl. Wujht: 7
pounda 1 1 nun !-. ,
Altr.rrHtNi;ril-- Worn at Klamalh
Vatr hiMnltal. Klamath rati. Or.
Mav fl. I0. tn Mr and Mr. John
Arelalngr, 3-lA Auburn. a boy.
Walfht: 7 pounds 1 ounraa,
Courthouse Records
C'amnlalnta Fllatl
Oliver I 1'nta v.. t ti lwli, and
tn (lhtalti paymrnt Harry U. Uolvln.
attorney for plain Off. 1
Theo M. Mad.en vt. William S Pet-rr-mn,
atili in otiiain pavmeiil llert C.
Thomas, attorney for plaintiff. I
J ml Ira rurl
Otaf Raymond Ulixahath. no Pl'C par- .
mlt Pine. tlO !
Ftnyd Itnv imtraham, no optrator
Ikenia. Pin. M
Odia Key. void forelm llrenaa. Fine,
MJVO.
Arnold William Conway. n operator's
license. Fine. S VJ.
FUNERAL
rt.vnr tavi.or
Kuneral srrvlrra for the late Clyde
Tailor who passed awnv In this rllv on
Monday, May a, fullowlna an Illness I
of five months, will Iw held In the !
r ha 11 of the Karl WhMlnt-k Funeral i
Home, Pint at Sixth, on Thundav, May
. al 3 p m, with the He v. Howard i
r Hutrhtiu. pastor of the First Christian f
rhitrrh of this city, offk-lntiitf Com- i
I","!!1.?.1 fve "t Inlerment In i
I.ltikvllla cemetery. Trlfnda are Invited, t
Nunn-Bush
Ankim -tUloih'tt 'oxpomsj
Draw's hsy Just r
ceivad a smart, nsw
shipment of NUNN
BUSH Ihou . that
Klamath 'ffltn ' hava
baan wanting.
9k X,
tlirla 230
$12.50
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