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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1946)
Berkeley Cleric To Fill Pulpit For Episcopalians TIip Siimliiy niiiriilnif nervier f the SI. I tt ill 'm Kplieniiul .'htireh will hi eondiieted bv the llev. J. Henry TliinmiH, riTtiir ill Hie SI. C'li inenl KilneiiUil clitirrh In lleikeley. Tho Hciv. 'riiiiiiiua III dinner Presbyterians Slate Retreat Diamond lnkr will be the leentt of u relreiit lor upproxl mutely 'iH yuuiiK neuple nf lliu Klrst l'reshyleriiui elniii'h Aim lltiitl , 10 unci II. The llieino nf Hie lolieul III "C'Iiuiimi Ye" "J U under the dlreitlim of Mr. mid Mra. John Itlee. uclvieiirs to the hlilh mlioul yoiinu people, Churlca Wnincliidl, elder reprc enttitlve, und Urn Itev. mid Mrs. Uuvlil K. Hiiinrll Jr. Ueiirun Mulntyrc will ipeuk the Sunday innrnlnu church ervleen eondiieted by Ihe yoiinu iieuple. Kehifliina exerclnea xUo Includu two innrnlnu Illhle luiurs. led bv the llev. Darnell, nnd Iwu vmpiT ervleu. John Hteo In upeuker for Ihe Siitur day evenlim vepem. Kellowiihlp mid reereutliin will emnplete the pruuniin. Yotuitf. people uolntf on Ihe re lreiit lire Minnie Punter, Cliire Lundriini, Murilyn Munre, Kim nur Kinrry. Klo Ann I'erklm, Cieriihllne l.ewla, Marian Mcln tvre. i:ulleen C'rrnwell, Doio thru C'uKdill, lllllle Hymen, Dor othy Collier. Klinor llurff. Dor olheu Whllellne, Jaiue Miimiii, Aleim lUiiiihy. ShlVlcy Riilnn in. Jim CreHwell, John Kpley, Velcy Kutilimoii, Stanley llend rirks, John Kllliit nnd Steve Stone. Nurses Enjoy Their Spot In The Sun i 'iff .' f Jtl Ptl F 'Unload Thy Cares' Sermon At Baptist "tlnloml Thy Cures" will he Hip iih)ect of the iiiornlnit ner mon ulven b.v the Itev. Onirics SiimMrnin ut the linmnnuel HupUM elniivh Snndiiy, Aumml II. The ludieii ulee club will mil. 'l.i I. ove Knouiih" will br Ihe rtuhlecl for the evenln evnuetiie service. There will Im be iiiimleul priiKrum. Sunday school starts at 9:45 a. ni. with Mra. Mary Adumi aupcrvlnlnit. Gus Winter Selects Topics For Sermons GiK Winter, inlnlaler of the Church of Christ. 220S Want land, will .-peak on the theme. Jesui Stilling the Tempest," at the Sunday mornlnii services al 11 o'clock. Ilia evenlm sermon will bo "The, Church, the Body of Chrlsl " Bible school mrets at 10 a, m. with classes for all sites. Inland Empire School Association To Meet BOISK. Idaho, Aug. 9 lP) The Inland Kinplie Kducntlon .v aoclation, comprised nf the four northwest states, will hold its first meeting since 1U42 in Spo kane. April Oil, In 1947, Dr. John M. Mouth, president, said yesterday. Members of Ihe rxecutive com mitter, includlnK Martha Sluill, Seiitlle, past president, and Henry Tel.. Pendleton, Ore., hlKh school principal, will meet In Spokane tho first week in October. rector of (ho St. I'aul'a church, roinlnu to Klamath Kalis In lUiift. He directed thu construc tion of Hie present church bulld- Inu and held opening services In January lllliO. I'rlur to leavUig for Berkeley In lli;i;i, the Itev. Thoinua was iirchdeiicnn for tho Kplscopul church In the rural area of southeastern Oregon. The llev. ami Mra. Thoinai aro spending thu summer ut the Hegluuld Thomas homo In Lan gell Valley. The offertory aolo, "Jesus, All My Oludiiess," by Bach, will ho ling by liettv Olldden ut tho II a. m. Sunday service. Bur bura Hood will bo tho organist. There Is also a 10:30 atory hour for children. LDS To Hold District Meet The Church of Jesus Christ of 1. alter Day Saints will hold Ha district quarterly conference .Sunday ut 10 n. m. and 2 p. m. The district conference will not Interfere with Sunday achool for the children, which will be held lit 10 u. in. this Sunday innte;u of Ihe usual lime, 1 0:30. The district la composed of the branches of the church In Alltiras, Lakevlew, Mt. Hebron. Ciinby. Ashland, Grants Puss, Medford, as well as Klnmuth Kails. German K Kllsworth, presi dent of Ihe Northern California mission, will be present at all sessions of the conference. Services are now being held in tiic new cnapei at an Martin. Around Oregon By Ths Associated Press Whether or not Portland will have a civic center and whether It should be on the cast side or tho west side of the Willam ette will go before the voters in November If the report of the mayors special committee is accepted Monday . . . Dead line for some 80 aircraft op erators In Oregon to file ap plication to operate as non scheduled curriers under a new law has been extended to Sep tember IS from August 1 . . . While most Portlandera were yearning for tho mountains and the seashore Thursday 00 busi nessmen were treated to a trip around Ihe cooling crest of Mt. Hood In a DC-4 of the Call-forma-Kustcrn line, a coastwise outfit which begun hauling freight up and down the coast this week . . . Cigarette amok era have been warned by Nor innn Howard, fire Investigator for tho Portland fire depart ment, to be careful where they flip their butts during the re maining warm weeks, ills word caina after a rash of grass fires In the metropolis Thursday. During the past 12 months Portland'! accident volume has Increased 47 per cent. Eugene bus noted a similar trend . , . An lH's cent an hour increase in pay, retroactive to June 1, was accepted yesterday by 125 employees of six major food distributing concerns in Port laud. , fit i tvrm Ml Dine & Dance Bar Open 10 a. m. Daily On Highway 39 Calif. -Ore. State Line "Your Health Is Our Business" BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM 1 Hot Mineral and d Bathl n I for -WW LSZ Khiumilli vUVJirT Arlhrllli Ntnirllli ...... I 'tyrH and NtrToumcii. Carbon Dioxld Vapor Bathl r tit fft tie rl and ri'ftmmnriefl fnr Aallima lot emu (eld Alntii Rrnnrhllli ICIh ind tew Bleed Pre Mure. tliK-la hnrit Mlnoral Rptht are ted m lira tmilh nf AlhUnd, Ore., en f.mifranl t'rech. t) X-IUy and Muorotcoplo Eiemlne. Done. Compute, Phyato-Tliertpy CHnlo, One i or nd Nuree are In atlend noe. Rnamnahle Ralaa Anoordln lo Irnalmciila reoulreil. Cnmplolitlr ftirnlhfd ilecplnr and noiinfkdtMiInt rablm With nil modern facirillai, Vor rriorvntlnna or dnUllad Inlftf ninllflii, ailrifttM It urh horn Mill ru Hnrliutn HanMarhini, RI. I, Anlilftnil, (Ire., or hna Uotyg iHi. tanca, Dr. Herman Waxlar, Dirtctor 4 If I rw7"v itifc&Xy ...S se , ' y f ''v tJ lv 1 IV r v.. si Assured that radio activity 1 no longer prasant In the water of Bikini lagoon, hundreds of sailors, nurses and workers on Operation Crossroads swarmed onto the beautiful tropic beach. Here two 'prstty nurses from navy hospital (hip Benevolence, lake a sunbsth. framed by waving palms. Photo by Andy Lopes. NEA-Acme photographer. Joint army-navy task force one radio Ulephoto. NEA radio-telephoto. Lutherans Set Mission For Sunday Realizing the need for spread ing the gospel both at home and elsewhere, the Zion Lutheran church will hold two special mission services In the Mills school auditorium. East Main and Orchard, Sunday, August The Rev. A. Rubin, pastor of Zlon Lutheran church of Port land will be the guest speaker at the morning service at 11 a. m. Tho Rev. N. May, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran church In Grants Pass, will be the guest speaker at the afternoon service at 2:30 p. m. Special music will be presented at both services by the Zlon choir. A potluck luncheon will be served at noon by the ladies of the church In the school cafe teria. Because of these mission serv ices there will not be Sunday school or services at the church. Returned Irma Shearer, 1124 East Main, returned from Cres cent City, Calif., yesterday. She was visiting her husband. English Girl's Swim Suit Plea Rewarded PORTLAND. Aug. 9 (P) An English girl, who wrote Mayor Earl Riley for a new swimming suit because during the war she had been Im pressed by several "kindheart ed and generous" soldiers from Portland, had one In the mall today. The 19-year-old Newbury, Berkshire, girl's published re quest made necessary be cause she was going to take a vacation at the seashore and didn't have coupons for the outfit was filled by a bene factor who picked out the two piece model for which she had asked. Petroleum has been found on every continent. PILES nrsAi.o a ncws, Ki.miik r.n,. or.. raniAr, a. ma, rrs ims The bat has been a flying animal for so long that Its fore limb has lost its early function as a leg. Bats hibernate or migrate, when they live in regions where severe winters cut off the food supply. SUCCESSFULLY TREATED HO FAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION N LM f TIB. F.rstas.al R.i.ltct DR. E. M. MARSHA Cklr.fr.etl. rkfaleUs RI S. tit - ruialr. TkMtrs Bias Ph.H. ISM WELDING REPAIRS ON THE SPOT! Manilla Malntaaane. aaS Oaaslr P.rlabla Ara snS As.lrltaa Phone MM & R 8567 Useful Utensils Big Aid To Busy Homemaker Cook Home cooking tasks thut call for three or four activities at thr same time cause many a homcmakrr to wish for three or four hands Instead of thi- con ventional two, according to Mrs. iuifred Glllcn, home demon stration agent. The equivalent of extra hands Is not impossible if the home iinikcr will select utensils nnd eiiuipmenl designed for double i or triple duty she says. For ex ample, a one-handed flour sifter can now be obtained on the market. This leaves the other hand free to pour or do anything else. One of the most convenient food strainers Is a revolving de vice turned by a handle which not only presses food through the sieve but scrapes food off the uotlom. It fits over the edge of the right-sized utensil, re quiring little holding. Some of these devices cost more than the common one-job utensils, but they make up for this In time and labor savtd. So Samples of Our SEWING MACHINE REBUILDING . . . bafore having your machine worked on. 1 .! v" Ha aUrti Utaatanel tf dollar' trrlk af ctaalfia aarta far nut all mika. IT rcare aaprlnea, rmblnd wltfe aar fartnr? raantrlUna and larfa lard at parts, asaklta la giia a Iki aaatl complete and etUdest ear? ka aanlbla. Tf Eitimitti Wrltttn GuarantMi Furnlihtd SEWING MACHINE SERVICE 3218 Shasta Way Tear Indepandaajt Dealer Phone 6771 $350,000 Inventory Government-Owned SURPLUS PROPERTY Goes On Sale at WAA Warehouse, near Tioutdale, Ore. Included Are Limited Quantities of Such Items as Thesei 17 Chain Hoists, various ca-pacities 7 Welding and Cut ting Kits 13 C02 Cylinders 55 Types Rivet Guns 60 Hydraulic and Mechanical 25-ton JacWs 16 Bilge Pumps 35 Tap and Die Sets, 5 sizes 35 Vises, machinist and pipe 50 Rolls Waterproof Building Paper $5,000 worth Fibre Glass 900 Bottles Indelible Marking Ink'. PLU $175,000 of spe cialised gear, including tapping and riveting ma chines ... PLUft $100,000 in spe cialised ship electrical iittlngs . . . PLUS $50,000 in mis cellaneous shipbuilding items which can be con verted for other uses including ships' generat ing units. Check Your tllglblllty to Buy on this Schedule of Priority Group Buying Dafest MDIS.AI AGINCttl .Jkueust l VITIRANI OF WORLD WAR II, c.ttlll.d by sink term Cl- Auauil 20. 21. 22 21 It SMALL BUtlNISI, ..rllll.d by RFC 1."..'.! . Au.uit 27 STATS. AND LOCAL eoVIRNMINT... Au.uil 26 and 2 NON-PRIORITY PURCHASERS ,.. Aujuil SO until laid Business Hours t ) a.m. to 4 p.m. Excepting Sslutdnys. Sundsys and Holidays Orrirrt will he filled on . Am-comr-nrat." rvpd baals In priority ordrr. Ad mitianr. la WAA w.rchoui p.rmitird ONLY on lh day. ift aMd. pr vou lo purchnr. Minimum ouantltlrl will b. Mtahllihtd on all ilfml. Credit ahould be citablnlied with Portland Regional Oflica prior to isle. "tsT 1 aa sa W I lllin RflMtinrlM H aaoaMMHtjak prva..' VYAK Iddtia AllIfllNiailKAliUfi WAREHOUSE NEAR TROUTDALE, OREGON Sola (onduclorJ undar (urlirJItllon of orllone) Saglonol Otllf, War Allan SulfrJInf, $wmn lilanrf, r. O. las 4001, Portland , Ora. fhana TRInlly till L. D. S. CHURCH Announces District Quarterly Conference Sunday, Aug. 11, 10 a. m., and 2 p. m. Potluck dinner ot noon. Ladies, bring enough for your family and a little extra for our out-of-town guests. Morning session for the general public, and the afternoon session is mainly for all officers and teachers of all organizations. Separate Sunday School will be held for the children at 10:00 a. m. Sacrament Meeting at 6:00 p. m. All visitors welcomed to all sessions of conference. 511 Martin St. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Phone 4855 jr. 'i w 1 1 lMrAi: VJi If It's Not Too Early to Think About School, and About YOUR CHILD'S EYES! Nothing handicaps or embarrasses your child so much in school work as poor vision, and there is no necessity for it. An examination by our skilled optometrists will tell you for sure whether your child needs glasses for school work or not. Bring your child in now! EXAMINATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS fteven Registered Optometriata: Dr. Dr. O. J. Notas. Dr. R. P. Alexander, Uopklae, Dr. WUliam B. Bidden. Sid O Holes. Dr. girl O. Notes Jr., Dr. T. B. Miilhollanrl, Dr. O. T. mm? and raousEN ANNOUNCE the opening of A their new Drop in and see us at 1450 Esplanade Frankly, we're mighty proud of our new station. 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