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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1947)
1 &m$ WEATHER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Partly luudy lodar. Clear lonlf M and Tuaatlay aaoapl f"l In liuarlur vallaya. ttllglilly warmar aluiil ritaal. (Jaiilla tu fnwlarala nurlharly wind att roa.l. ORKUON ruHKCANTi I'arllf cluurfr today, tonight and Tua.Uay with ua alunal mow flurrlaa In nimiiilalna. Coltlar tonight. Motlarata tmrUiarly wlnda oft cua.l, iMvomln ganlla tonight. Return Dr. unci Mr. H, Wayne Kiuiersnn of Lukeshora drive returned liumo by trulti Sunday night artur 11 Christina vlxlt with Or. Kapersen'a mr ent, Mr, and Mrg. L. C. Kxpur ton of St. Paul, Minn. They wore acconmanlod by llwlr younil rtuuuhlor tid oii, Sandra unci Wayne, On their rultirn Dr. Un person's two daughters, Juunn and Mary, accomoanicd the family tu Klumutti Kalis urni will moke thr-lr liumc hers. Doth fllrlg cntorcd Kliiinulh Union illth school Monday niornlnii. Thry have buen with their grandparent In St. Paul. Reserve Olllcsrt Tho Unserve Officer association will huld dinner meeting Wednesday night t the Pelican putty room ut 7:31), All former officers of the rmy, nevy, nmrlnrg or codkI guard ar Invited to attend, peakers will Include a high ranking; army officer from Port land and a representative of the U. S. chumber of commrrce. Man Released Klamath bagin men honorably discharged from the U. H. army on Janu ary 3 at Fort Lewis, Wash., In clude SSgt. Stanley C. Mas ten, route 2, box 7BU; Pvt. Al bert R. Bladea Jr., route 3, box 843; Pre Jack Workman. 1336 Lakevlew; HKC James E. Hicks. 14 Martin, all of Klamath Kails and Cpl. Kalph D. William, route ft, Lakevlew. Auxiliary The Townaend auxiliary hag scheduled a Wednesday 1 o'clock politick lunch at tne home of Mrs. Alice Grey, 1403 Division. Member are asked to bring their own table service. There will be election of officers. Attend Shrine Came Three Klamath Falls couples spent New Year'g week In San Francisco and attended the East-West game at Keur stadium. They are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoagland, Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler, and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kaup. Townaend Club The Town aend club meets Tuesday at 8 p. m. In the home of 11. O. Myers, DUO N. Dlh. All members are requested to attend as there will be special business. Cards and refreshments will follow. Study Group The Slia.ts PTA study group will meet . weonesoay at ju a. m. at the home of Mr, C. V. Golden, 2308 Patterson. Thure will be pot lurk luncheon and all Interested re Invited to attend. GOLD CROSS Those Famous Arch Shoes Hock Irown Leather onsj Suesjei Irokon Siiot DRESS SHOES MM High Heels Low Heels Gabardines Former Price 7.95 Returning to School Nancy Onnnot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wnrren U. Uunnct. 11 u crescent, loft Saturday night by train for Oakland. Calif., where she will ronunio her sttulln as a junior student at Mills collt-ge. Miss Bonnet has boon here for the Chrlstmus holidays since early December. She Joined several Mills students; en roulo south from Portland. To School Nadlno Palmcrton loft this week-end for the Uni versity of California where she Is a senior student, tier sister. Murgle, is romuinlng for several duys before going back to school. They have spent thn holidays hero with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Loron Pulmerton of Pacific Torraco. To Washington Bonnie Hauger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Hauger of Pacific Terrace, returned Saturday to Seattlo to resume studies at Ihe University of Washington. She's In her Junior year at school. ' Msrylhurtt Student Barbara Brosterhnus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brosterhous of Eldorado, returned Sunday to Marylhurst at Oswvgo. near Portland, after spending tne Christmas holicluys here. Card Party The ladies auxili ary of the Suburban league will hold a card party at the home of Dacie Hoover, 3419 Shasta way, on Tuesday. A potluck luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m., with cards at 2 p.m. Vacation Work During the absmico of Mrs. Lethu Shannon, cashier at the Pcllcun cafe, L) ravine Fish, instructor in al gebra at Fremont junior high, acted as cashier. Mrs. Shannon took a trip to Ohio to visit Irienas. Junior Circle The regular monthly meeting of tho Junior Circle of the Community Coimre gatlunal church will bo held at 8 p.m., Wednesday. Members are urged to attend. Rose Bowl Game Martha Berg, who resides at the Marlon apartments, took a vacation trip to san uicgo. one planned to at tend the Rose Bowl game while in the south. Meet Tonight Altrua class of the Hrt Methodist church will meet tonight. Monday, at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Victor Phillips, 1003 High. Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Wil Ham Zclgler of Tutelake left last week for a month's vacation stay ai a soutnern California resort. S(o Former Price 7.9S to 9.9S Patents to 9.95 ALL SALES FINAL Home By Plane Nancy War- run, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lane wurron or bidorauo, re turned homo lato Sunday morn ing by plane from I'rlnevllle, where she hui visited since the hnliiliiys with her grandparent, Mr. and Mr. Ludvig Peterson, Sojourners to Meet The So journers will meet Wednesday ut 1Z:3U p. in, lor a no-nosics luncheon at the Willard hotel. After a brief business meeting nt 1:45 p. in. bridge and pinochle win bo piayca. All newcomers to tho city are welcome to at- tond. Returned Sunday Leon Repp, fourth grade teacher at Fremont, visited with friends In Spokane and Portland during tho winter vacation, one re turned to her home at the Alpha Sunday night. Lsalon Auxiliary The Amer ican Legion auxiliary will hold a regular meeting at 8 p. m.. Tuev dny, at the Legion hall. All member are urged to be pres ent. Recovering Louis Eschle of Medford Is a patient at Hlllelde hospital whero he I recovering from surgery. He ll permitted to have visitors. Eschle Is for merly of Klamath Fall). Meeting Postponed The date for tho meeting of the Faculty Wives club has been changed to Junuury 14, Tuesday, and wlll.be held at 7:30 p. m. at Fremont school. ultk CI..-- rtt-nha WtiHann KUHS teacher, spent her vaca tion In Portland with her sister, Mr. F. E. Drake, formerly of tt.ir.mam ran. Visits Parents Emllie Halde- Inann and Florence Walker, Alpha apartments, went to Eu Bene to be with their parents over the holidays. Ta Crania Pass Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cudcrlan and children, Carol and Carl, spent the week end In Grants Pass visiting Mr. Guderian'i family. R-t.irnlnn Hnma-.Mn Timo thy Murphy of Dunsmulr will return to her home tonlaht. Monday, after spending the week-end in Klamath ran. Visiting Col. and Mrs. H. H. Baker of Great Bend, Ka., are visiting at the home or Mr. and Mr. Steve Moss, Summer lane. City Delivery Service. Phone 417. 2 DROPS OPEN COLD GLD66ED NOSE -YOU FEEL BETTER Two drops of Fmatro Not Drops In aeh nos tril shrink swollan irwm braiua. open up cold, olossai nose. You breath rraar and ! Fbattvr Imnudlalalr. Pan itro Nos Drops alas sooth. Irrttatad naaal paaaasM. cne,i,?3aI nlfht thr wIumjwI coosmiio". in vito raaUul ala.p. Uaa onlr as dlraetad. Coma In S economical atxas. Domana PENETRD SaaV. IIW II SLIPPERS Sensational Savings . $99 U 100 pr. of Oomphies 100 pr. of Woolly Scuffs Formerly Priced to 5.95 PLAY SHOES DRESS SHOES Values to 10.00 All Leather Brown, Black Patents Included Drum Practice Eagles auxili ary drum corps will meet for practice tonight In the lower FOE hall at 7:30. Karl W. fimy kil will Instruct, The auxiliary will hold Its regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. There will be a stork shower for a member and refreshments will be served. All members of the auxiliary are reminded that funeral services for Mrs. A. W, Jackson will be held at 2 d. m. from Wards chapel on Wednesday. Accident Mr. Ernest Lar son, 3041 Mack, received word that her mother, Mrs. W. A. Cameron of Oakland, had a bad accident recently, falling down long stairway. She broke sever al ribs and had to have 27 stitches taken. Mrs. Cameron, formerly of Klamath Falls, is a member of the Eagles auxiliary. Kelso, Wash. She will be shut In for some time and the local Eugle auxiliary I sending "get well cards. Ladles Aid There will be a meeting of the Klamath Luther, an Ladies Aid at 8 p. m., Tues day. Annual report and Instal' latlon of new officers will oc cupy tho business session. Host esses are Mrs. L. E. Taylor and airs, cnrie mcrianu. Recovering Amos B. Red ding, 248 Broad, was moved by ambulance to Klamath Valley hospital Sunday at 3:30 a. m., suffering from pneumonia. Red ding is reported improving. In Hospital Mrs. Carl Wil- dermuth, 3220 Bourdman, Is re covering from surgery at Klam ath Valley hospital. Wildermuth I salesman with A. B. Epperson, realtor. Installation The Knights of Pythias will meet at 8 p. m. in the IOOF hall to practice the in stallation ceremony. All officers are requeited to attend. CARD Or THANKS To the many friends of Mary L. McComb, Including the boy hood friend of her and Allan W. McComb, whose love, sym pathy and respect have been shown in so many ways during our recent tragic loss of our sis ter Mary, we desire to express our heartfelt appreciation. ALLAN W. McComb DAVID N. McCOMB ipfi llllllllllllllPIH'UiillM By MARY O'BRIEN School bells rang today and students returned to classes after a full two week' holiday. Over the holidays kids flocked to era ter lako to en Joy skiing and to the lake and pond around town to participate In Ice skating. Parties were numerous dur ing the holi days, partly because alum ni were home from college. The Teen Can teen held its Christmat-cou- Mary O'Brien pic party on December 23, to which ail 'parents were Invited. On New Year' Eve the canteen also sponsored a watch party for all member. On a barnstorming trip in the Willamette valley was our Peli can basketball team. Playing three games, the Pels stacked up one win each over Albany and Salem, but also took their first beating In the second Salem SEND AHEAD With A Retirement INCOME POLICY Paul A. Lee SUN LIFE OF CANADA Phono 7777 111 N. 9th GwD CD ALL DEPARTMENTS PRICED TO CLEAR BARGAIN TABLES Coats - Suits - Dresses - Furs Lingerie - Hosiery - Housecoats Blouses - Knitwear - Skirts Sportswear - Handbags - Shoes game. The rest of the vacation, no games were scheduled. The conference games will begin on January 10. Most school activities came to a standstill, but Pclicana was broadcasted twice, once on Christmas night and the other program being on New Year's night. A complete lilt of the social committee has finally been given. The following listed stu dents comprise this student body committee and are representa tives chosen from each class: Betty Crawford, Bob Mocabee, Nadlne Yockey, Bill Mosby, Jim Owens, Jean Lucas, Norman Johnson and Sandra Moore. In home room this morning, teachers read a special bulletin regarding final to be given be tween January 20 and 23. Teacher are given only the next two week to complete a review of work taken UD to the middle of the year. Every clan teacher WASHING MACHINE SERVICE All Mokes asses Phono 880S TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Esquire Bldg. MONEY fp& NOW! M Ml 'LB W. R. Elliott m LAPOINTE'S IIKRAI.D NKW. Klamath falla, Ora, i required to give a final no matter what subject la taught and no students are exempted from taking them. If student fall In one of the required course their class schedule will not be changed. However, fail ures In other subjects mean that student will be transferred Into other classes with Friday, Janu ary 24, having been reserved for these schedule changes. Students mistmwe WOMANHOOD... This great medicine l (among to relieve pain, nervous dlotrfiu and weak, 'draUKDd out' rout I mm ffmllnui, of 'certain days' when dm to func tional monthly disturbance. STAMPED GOODS V3 OFF RUG COTTON . ... . . Vj OFF Nun'n's Boil-Proof White and Colors YARN TO CLEAR To Make Room for New Merchandise KNITTING WORSTEDS For dresses, sweaters, etc. Nearly all colors . Skein . 79 SPINNERIN NYLANA S0 wool, 20 nylon. All colors. Bag. 7Se . . . Now SO HAND KNIT MITTENS, Pair 1.50 ALL WOOL .FLANNEL Specially Priced AWT (iFinig8 SALES RACKS MDNUAT, Jaa. . IStT, rats W passing will not report to classej on the above date. Visiting Curtis Schoenthaler, 722 Donald, is visiting with rela tive and friend at Ellis, Kansas, for several weeks. Why Thousands of Doctors Havo Proscribed PZMSSfr FOR Moemtr (CAUSED Y COtM) narnaam must ba tod wfcen the landa of Doc torn hav praacrtbatf It fir o many yaari. pxirf traam aata dl orttf to rwUeva mch cciwi,n. It aar.y looaana phlairm and maRan It oaliir to ralM, Sal and for bmix old and young. FUttant aaaftnjr, tool STAMPED GOODS! YorimsS NEEDLEWORK LOVERSI HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE! ANGORA YARN Soft, fleecy. Ass't colors. Ball ... 8S Box of balU 6.00 RAYON" CROCHET TWIST. Regular 28c .. . Now 25 FINGERING YARN Odd lota good ass't colon. Skein 40 NEEDLE WORK SHOP Phono S72S
