Herald and news., May 20, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

Vlilllna Hara t.ia l.uVirii
Jomiit, VIsltliiK III pint-ills, Mr.
unil Mm. Uuiiiihiii' nl Hit? SI.
Kruiiris iiui t rni'i 1 1 h. U1!B Unk,
autl John Hurry Wliri'ltliin, visit
IiiK hlii innlhi'i', Mm. Kclytlw M.
Howell ut 2(1111 Ciiirilim, mo
Ilium? nil 12 days' Iimivii friiin 1 1 if
luivy. Until buys I'll) I l imI
IhriiiiKli Hie lnciil ri'truiliiiK stii-
II Mm ch U, 11)411 uiul mi' In
Trillin In Sim Dli uci fur n ft." I n
nii'iit Muy 21. Ilulh iiul 1 1 n-l
fur iiiiirkmniin I ho firsl llini' nut
on Urn rldp riiiiui'. Joints Inli-ml
In n In Mil mid try lor tonka
mid huki-r rutin:. Whi'i'lilnn la
HiiIiik In cliunsi' I'llhiT nlorrki'i'ti'
it, iiii iii'iili'i- or Imki'r rntliiK.
With Hie mum' tyiir of work,
trnliiliitl unci iihynlciil rxi-rrlsii
Olid hi Ihi' munr tnnr, Julius rr
(hiii'il 10 pntiiiilH mill Whi'i'lilnn
lliilni'il iiiiroxhiuitrly tin.' miimi
wpIkIiI.
Niw Home Mr. mid Mm.
Hurry U. llolvln unit fumlly
huvii niovi'cl (rum lllllsltla In
thi'lr nuw iumIiIiiml'u on till) unci
Lincoln ri'ii'iitly inircliusrtl from
Mm. C. H. KohiirlKon. Mr. unil
Mm. John biiiiiimryrr urc now
ort'iiiyhi lliv llolvln humii
wlui'li Ihry iniichfiHC'd thin spring
unil movi'il from their duplex on
Knili' tri'i'l. Thi' Snniliiiuycr
ilupli'X, In turn, hit lii'i-n pur
chmii'il liy William I'littrrson of
Orcluiril uvi'iiiii', mul the Pallor
oiii huvo now moved.
AtUnd Shoot Mr. and Mm.
Jink Miirlln, Dr. unci Mm. J.
Mm tin Aihiinn null Mm. I'uul
liiiltnii utli'iidi'd the trupnhoot ut
Die 'I nlcliiki' Uun chili Kuniliiy,
linvhiK ilinniT uftiii'wiird with
Mr. mul Mm. J. Frank Atlmns
Jr., of Merrill.
In Hoipllnl 1,1-e Khmliluck,
12 yenr nlil diiiiKhter of Mr. mm
Mm, l.ui-y Hhuililuck of 5H48
Li'hind drive, Is rcrrlvlnB med
Will attrrit Ion it Hillside hoi
pllul. Al Lake Mr. and Mm. Ed
Dunham of Ouk utreet spent the
weekend at their summer home
at Lake o' the Woods.
Board Masting The Cump
Fire executive board will meet
Tueiidiiy ut 7:30 p. m., In the
ihamher of commerce.
Meetings-
rrtabrlfHan Varatlan Hlfcla Srhaal
Taarhara Mat lunlahl, Mrmdar, l-'M) In
chilrrh aorlal riww.
r.ailt Aulllry Tuaaday at p in
luwar ror. lull. fcnlarlaliimaiU and r
fraalinianla mtfr maallna
Ml. Labi- -t.adlaa aid will mill S p. m
Wadnaartar. May M.. al Iha noma of
Mia A It ramlihsll, Olana road.
S.h.almala. itaal Willi Mra Maud
Moalav. Ml lush. Friday. Mar M. P
Taomand ll.S- Haiular nualins
Tuaaflay, IP m In tha KC hall Alia
Handalf an Xilhar M.al will aarva ia-fraahmaiils.
Pra School Children All chil
dren who will enter Kri-iiiiint
i-hoiil thl Si'pti'inhi'r mid were
not t'Xiiinlueil ut the mimiuer
round-lip proKrinn hct week,
muy he hroiiHht to Kremonl
'I'lii-Mhiy iimrnluit hetween the
hoiirii of II 3 (i ii. in. unil noon mid
they will he (tlven n cheek-up hy
Mm. Mlllit'cut West, school
nume.
Birthday Party Mm. Jink
Uutcher of l.uke n' the Woods
win u vlnltor in Kliiiiuitli Kulla
Tlmi'sduy, hoiioriuu her iniither,
Mm. II. A. Illckaoll, WllielllU
hotel, wllh u hirthdiiy pnrty ut I
the I'ellean enfe. Ciui-sl preient
were Mm. How I'niile. Mra.
I'tenth-e YeoiniiiiN, l.ee Stouer
and little Jimmy Uulcher.
Last Masting The Leucue of
Women Voter In liolillnu Hi lust
meellDK hefore slimmer. Wednes
day ut 2 p. m., In the city library
chihrooms. I'lnns for ntteudluK
the slide convention Muy 27 unci
2H in Kuifeue will lie uiiide mid
otlier business pi-rttiinliitf to next
year's work will hi diM-unsed.
Informal Danca The lust
dunce of Hie sprlnK seuson will
he held lit the Klks club the eve
nliiK of Msy 20. Informal
sports drcs will he worn and
I'nppy Cordon's orchestra will
piny. This Is for members only.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wll
1 1 ii in Klesendull of I'ortlnud
were weekend tmesis of Mm,
Jin k liny, llomednle roud. Sun
tluy they visited with Mrs, J.
Km nk Allium Jr., of Merrill.
In Balam I.uclle Tweed was
in Siilcm Friday of lust week
coiiferrlnn with the state depart
ment of vocational education at
the slide library bulldliiic.
A
an
Flsxlblllty
In
Intursnca
Can rn aaa
ll.a yaara ahaadf
Tha
AdJustabU
Policy
Hay ba your answer.
PAUL A. LEE
Phone 7777 111 N. 9th
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
Breaks Arm Kiehiird K.
Cuiuphf II, H-vciir-ohl nun of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd C'lllliphell of 144.1
Oreuon, Is recrlvuiK medical
cure ut Hillside hnr-pitnl for n
broken arm. Klehurd was lid
milled to the hn.ipitul Friday
eveniiitf.
Improving The condition of
I.nule I'nlln of Iteiin, former
Klumuth Fulls htiincjnniin, wits
reorted hnpriived tills ufter
noon. I'nlln had miijor suruery
at IlllUldn hospital ut 8 a. m.
Mouduy.
To Missouri F. J. Dnnfnrth,
110 Washington, left Sundiiy
niitht fur Kiinsus CHy to visit
his father who Is III. He expects
to be Kiine iibout a month. Dun
forth whs recently dischurijed
from the V. S. murine corps.
To Portland Frank Z. How
ard, county surveyor, Is leiiviuK
tnmiihl for I'ortlnud where he
will nttend a state central com
mittee meellnK.
Attention j Owners
The Intcrnotionol Harvester company is interested in
keeping your equipment rolling ot a minimum cost and
delay.
Mr. Stuart McKic, service monager from the Interna
tiona! company's Portland bronch will be in Klamath
Falls from Thursday, May 16th on, to ossist Dick B.
Miller company in this program.
You are invited to bring in your truck or pick-up to
Dick 8. Miller company's Truck Division at 11th and
Klomath for a complete checkup of conditions and need
ed repairs. This checkup is FREE,
DICK B. MILLER CO.
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK DIVISION
YOUH LOCAL DEALER
Phone 77SS 11th and Klamath
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
It's
My Business,
'of;---'Re
. Li ' 'J.'V
to Serve You Better
m. m TmfFSMM m wmfirmrt
MOM CAS tUSIHCSf Mil
er Loiitg Stoih, fH,or partner
t Serri'ff, Portland, hat been
Hrndng tart at iht Mint lotathn shut
ipjo. Loring it married ami hat tun
thihh fii of uhont age, enm hit own
ixmt and, with hit utfc, it an arttut
mrmhtr of tht Vtrnuvarf t'arent-Ttaih
tri' Atwdalion. I.otiNg't pattntr, Don
1 (finger, has been atm fated with tht
station for tight j ears. Ihth ilaim their
buxinen bt their hobby.
IHTIH TO 'INFORMATION fit AS!' OVER
NIC II A IKONS. MONDAY AT 3,30 P.M. (f ST.)
Xien yrm own j-mir own KuincM yon hive
a b'pper iukc in ii oKraiion...ymi arc mighiy
nrtlul in give the kiml ofTvkc and to sell the
top-t)ujli(y prmlmn tlut nuke ciiMomcrs come
back. That's why I My Ikchmc it' i business
it'i my biiM'ne to serve ou better.
I'm one of the thomandi of btistness men who
make up the greatest group of Independent
Gasoline Dealers in the world. We sell lop cjuality
products Mohilgat, Mobiloil, Mobil batteries
and Mobil specialties. Wc render a high-grade,
conscientious service that will insure your steady
patronage. Wc want your business.
Remember - when you patronize an Independent
Mnbilgai Dealer you arc helping support a local,
indrpcmlenil)Mwncd business .the kind of
small business that helps make America great.
Loring Sloths, Portland, Oregon
Services Feted
At Moore Park
Sunduy uftcrnouri (it Moorr
park, siTvli'i-mi-n sIiiIIoiikI In
anil nr-ur Klumuth rail, were
Kui'Sts of the Junior llostt'ssrs
unci the Aini-rlcun Lt-Kion at a
picnic from 2 to 7 p. m.
ArrsnKliiK tin- uffnlr were
Mililrvd Wlllliims and Vi-rda
lli-ldlund of the Junior llost
t'ssi'S, Lt. Gi.tuIiI Antli-rson of
tlin Marine Hurracks, and Uouk
Varien of the Aini-rkun Li'Klon.
Lynn Itoycroft was muster of
ceremonies.
The Junior Hostesses supplied
food for the )) guests, the
American Legion supplied soft
drinks, und the Murine IJur
rscks furnished transpurtutlon.
The group pluyed busebull,
fiiollinll, und various games In
cluding a suck race, a three
li'Kxcd ruce, and 100 yard dash.
Winners of the games were
Marie Uorlaiie, Itlunche King.
f'FC II. W. Oliver, I'KC Holwrt
Myers, and PFC Chris Plnginun.
Awards were donated by
Hardy's,' Senrs, Town Shop,
Penney'a and Herman's.
The next picnic will be on
May 30, Memoriel Day.
Softball Leaguers
To Meet Tomorrow
A final meeting to perfect the
organization of the Men's Soft
ball league for piny this sum
mer is to be held in the council
chambers of the city hall Tues
day night at 7:.I0, Harold Hend
rickson announced today.
All team managers should
bring their team entrance fees
to this meeting, along with a
roster of players.
Classified Ads bring Results
IIHAI.O NKWS. Klamalk falla, Ora. MONDAY, Mas N, IM.
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
HO TAIN NO IIOdFlT Al-latAl ION
no l.wi mi Tim
Prminil Katnllt!
DR. L M. MARSMA
Vh l r rartl rbfilrlin
IT Mm Ilk KatiMli Thvklra Btftl
David H. Goehring
Dentist
Practice limited to
Prosthesis and Extractions
Full Plates
m Partial Plates
Hemovable Bridgework
307 MEO.-DENT. BLDG.
Telephone S283
JOHN SANDMEYER
onnouncej that the
C. S. Robertson Agency
HAS MOVED
from the First Federal Savings and Loan office
to new, larger quarters at
625 Pine St.
Esquire Theatre Bldg.
See SANDMEYER for
Complete Insurance Service
Phone 8822
0m CMS FOR THE GMNfR
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A Fair Sampling Is Illustrated Here
WE HAVE MANY MORE IDEAS FOR GIFTS
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To Use
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