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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1947)
i NY Pastor Slated To Speak Here Dr. Frederick W. Evans, mod. rriilor of Iho I8MI1 Krncrul as ii'inlly tit tho Presbyterian church, and pustor of the Second Prcabyli-rlnn church, Troy, N. Y will bo In Klumatlt Falls Wednesday, Juiuiury 22. Few men In tho Presbyterian church have nerved n widely throiitihont (he United States Dr. Kviin. Since bin ordination in t Item, he him been pastor In II sections of tho country where the church has numoroui par ishes. In 1023, hu traveled widely In Kuriipo, hikI in 11)30, ho traveled In the Near Kasl, vlaltlrijl Pul eallnr, Syria, Lebanon, Turkey mid Knypt. Ho vino vlallcd Rub I wild miuje cruise In the Med iterranean, Iliivlnq Imd opiior tunltv for clone observation of the Arab-Jewish situation In Palestine, Or. Evans has been watching; with keen Inlerost the tniUKle now In pruKreas there. lie received hi M. A. degree upon uruduution from Washing ton imd Jefferson rolleuc In i 1UIIU. From 1IIU2 to 11)04, Dr. . Kviinn win a student at Western ' tf.t ..-.1 1 j 1. 1 liroiliKK'lll priuuilirjr. miiu ill 1DO4-1U05, he concluded bin theo IouIchI studies at Princeton Th6 loKlcal seminary. I In received hla doctor of di vinity degree from Bellcvue collritc, now affiliated with Uni versity of Omulm, in 1015 Dr. Evans will deliver an ad drea at dinner meetlnil which will be held in the baaeinent of the Firat Preabylcrlun church at p. m Jnnunry 22. Preabyler lana from the entire basin lieve leen Invited. Information rennrd lull tlcketa may be obtained by phoning the church office at 7311. Portland Asks Alaska Trade PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 17 (If) A campaign to gain Alaakan busi ness for Portland will open next week. Charlea L. Rome, vice preal' dent of the F.aat Side Commercial club, will fly to Juneau to lay groundwork for the vltlt of tome 40 businessmen In about tlx weeki. Rouae aald they would present their producU at k suries of Den queta In Alaaka cities. If sue- lowed by another noxt lummer, with ISO builneaamen traveling In a chartered veaael. Chairman of the club a new Alaakan trade committee, Rouao aid he waa aiming at getting for Portland 10 per cent 01 tne Alaa kan trade, which he estimated at 1180,000.000 annually.' Moat of It now ta handled through Seattle. Winter To Present Two Services Sunday morning and evening worshipservlces will be conduct ed by Evangollj (Sua Winter of the Church of Chnat. 2205 Want land, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. He will bring a report of the lecture. iIiId at the Church of Christ, 8alem, which he la attending this week. Bible claaaes for all ages are at 10 a.m. Everyone 11 Ifr vited. rMiaopoewr rear aeacsALisT Dr. Kenneth S. Garviei P..4 a.rc.r . Ml -.... MATEE CLINIC in a. w. Ph.. SIM TOWfeR DRIVE INN Claude Hibbtrt, Prof). NOW OPSN Seven Days a Week Curb Service From 4 p. m. to 12 p. m. We make our own pastries i New At Don't DIIESS SHIRTS ' Fin Madras Assarted Stripes In Winema Hotel BIdg. 112S Main St. Phone 8520 T T SEE IT NOW! THE NEW G.E. AUTOMATIC SINK INCLUDES GARBAGE DISPOSAL UNIT & DISH WASHER This is the sink you're read aboutl Now on display Orders ' taken lor. future delivery. Speaker n. Fr.rf.rlclt W. Evans, paa- i . ik. i.mnH Praabvtarlan ehureh of Troy. N. Y.. will speak at a dinner meeting at the rirst rresoywn" next Wsdnesaay. Choir Of West Concert Slated ti. "Phnlr nf the Weat" from Pacific Lutheran college, Park ivuii will nreacnt a con cert 'in the Klumnth Union high school auditorium on Sundny, February IB, at B p.m. 1 no group will alng In many cities In Wash ington, Oregon and California next month on Its 20th annual tour. In 1939 the choir waa the of ficial representative of Washing ton to the San Franclaco fulr at Tremor Island, and made an extended tour through California. Tho 50 voice choir la directed by Gunner J. Mulmln. Rhoda HukeniUU Young la manager. Auriol Named French Head PARIS. Jan. 17 (Al Vincent Auriol. veteran aoclalial lender, Thursday waa elected prealdent of the fourth French republic at Versailles palace. An unofficial count gave Aur lld S42 votes with 242 going to the MRP candidate Annual Champetier de Rlbcs, 122 to Jules Cesser of the radical so cialists and 60 to Michel Clemen- eau, son of the Old Tiger of France representing the PRL. The communists did not ad vance a candidal., but supported Auriol. The voting was by the com bined houses of the new parlia ment the national assembly and the council of the republic. It was the aecond honor In two days for Auriol, 62, long known as a peacemaker In French poli tics, lie was choaen Tuesday president of the national assem bly. The left and center stood and applauded vigorously when Jac ques Duclos, vice president of the assembly, announced the choice of Auriol as the first pop ularly chosen and regulnrly elected president of France since 1940. HOTELS OSSOKN HOLLAND vssnc e. awereae Thoreufltry Modern mt tm mm. 1. a. inlir mm Im a.iltr r,.fl. I.r. ActsATtONCE(to Relieve and 'Loosen' MDCOUGIIS (CAUSED 1Y COLDS) rarroutH muit bo good when thou landi upon thouumda of Doctors htv preMcrlbtMl It for eo many jreftre. rutTUom acu at one not only to re lieva audi coughing but alno Uootent phlrpm' and make 11 aaaler to raise. Sale for both old nd young, fleas All drugstore. PERTUSSINf NOW AVAILABLE! New 1946 TOO h.p. FORD and MERCURY MOTORS Fit any Ford or Mercury from 1934 to 1946. Immedi ate Installation. Budget terms U desired. INSIST ON GENUINE FORD PARTS BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Esplanade Phone 3121 Klamath Lutheran Church Holds Business Meeting The annual business meeting of the Khiinath Lutheran church win hold Monduy ovening. Mom bora united in a potluck fellow ship supper at 6:45 p. m., after which tho mciillng wua culled to order by the Kev. S. M. Top uoas, who prosld I. In hla annuul report to tho congregation the puator stated that thoro hud boon 40 baptisms during the year, 24 confirmed and a total of 124 ac coaslona in memburahlp. The Mrs. Cutting's Death Told Mrs. Thlrza Marian Cutting. 96. died In her alecp at 0:30 p. m. Thursday at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Willis A. Ulldden, 4505 Denver, with whom she has made her home the past eight years. Death was attributed to the ailments of her age. Mrs. Cutting was born July 18, 1850, li Watervllle, Vermont, but spent most of her married Charles Albert Cutting, preceded her in death in 11)26 at Yuma, Arli. For many ycara Mrs. Cut ting lived with a daughter. Mrs. Thlrza Belle Cooper of Mt. Shasta, a resident of that section since 1005, and she will be burled Sunday by her side in the Mt. Shasta cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Oliclden and family, and Mrs. Cutting's grandson, Arthur Coop er of this city, will leavo Satur day for Mt. Shasta to attend final rites. The service will be neld at 3 p. m. Sunday. DREDGE LOSS PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 17 (01 Fire investigators today esti mated at $125,000 the loss in a fire aboard a General Construc tion company dredge here Wed nesday. The fire cause was not determined. HICCUPS END NEW YORK. Jan. 17 OP) Anna Mayer rested at her Queens home today after an operation that ended 60 days of convulsive hiccoughing. Relief came to the 23-ycar-old girl yesterday when Dr. Lester Samuels, surgeon, at the Veterans Administration hospital at Alex andria, La., removed part of her right phrenic nerve near the heart. Z3X arm i SOISUCISHDCO Starred For Success! NEW SPRING SUITS 1680 2295 These suits are news from the top ef their exciting elongated Jackets to the hem el their longer column, slim skirtsl Styles to give you the tiniest possible waist . . . accent this season's Important curves. They're meticulously tailored Irom these hard-finished pure worsted fabrics you admire ae much In men's suits. 10 to 20. treasurer, L. E. Taylor, read his report showing all bills paid, In cluding payment for threo lota adjoining the church, purchased durlns the vear. and a balanco In the treasury. R. S.'Laurharn mr, financial seer Mary, report ed on pledges for 1046 and 1947. Mrs. Dewey Braolen reported for the Ladles Aid. Mrs. Bverre Mun- aon for the Sunday school, and Mrs. Estln Kiger tor tne Miriam circle, and Mrs, C. W. Murdoch for the Sunshine fund of the Ladles Aid. There were also re ports from the Brotherhood, the Luther league and the Ruth circle. The following officers and com mittees were elected: prealdent, I.. E. Taylor: secretary. E. u. laonsce; treasurer, Laurence Der rah: financial secretary. Laur ence Ellaon; trustees, John Mar- kert, K. M. Peterson ana it. &. Ijiurhnmmer: deacon. O. L. Solie: deaconess, Mrs, Victor Ongmrn; auditing committee, Mel Erlckson and C. W. Mur dock: nominating committee, Clifton Onaman, Mrs. B. E. Eclls and Elmer Solle; board of pariah education, Mrs. J. R. Pcebler, Mra. C. C. Williams and Mrs. William Weatover. A vote of thanks was given to all auxiliaries of the congrega tion, and the secretary was in structed to send a letter to each group. Prayer For Soul, Barnctt Subect "A Man Who Prayed for his Own Soul" is the title of the ser mon choaen by the Rev. David Burnett Jr. for Sunday'! service at the First Presbyterian church. The choir, under the direction of Mrs. Ceorge Mclntyre, will sing "Incline Thine Ear" by Arkhan gelsky. This service will be broadcast over KFLW. OLD BOOKS LOCATED Our pit 4 Id FXEC book Kerch eerv. 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Also elected wore tha fol lowing four boys: Bill Col bert, flrat knight; Irvln Whitt, second knight: Milt Thompson, third knight; f and Tom Edi Mary O'Brien wards, fourth knight. All of the boys are seniors with the excep tion of Tom Edwards. The affair is an all-school dance. Having appeared In morning and noon bulletins all week, "Don't borrow mine; pay a quar ter for nine," "Full value, half price," and "Let's make it a thousand" were revealed today to be slogans to make the stu dents aware of the coming K rater subscription drive. Commencing next Monday, subscriptions will be sold in home rooms for half the regular price of 50 cents. This second semester there will be NEW DIRECT BUS SERVICE Boite 10.05 Twin Falls 12.95 Salt Lake City 16.60 Ml ill till illinium , TIAVIl THAI LWAYS 104 Klamath Ave. Phone 6076 Store Hours: 9 to 5:30 133 So. 8th Phone 5188 nine Issues printed. Goal for the sales, If you hadn't guessed, Is 1000 subscriptions. Donna Brad ford, circulation manager, la In charge of the drive. ... This week-end there are con ference games here with Central Point, playing for the first year In tho district conference games. However, because of El Rodeo schedules, no pep assembly was held. Irma McBrlde turns sports caster in the half-time period at basketball gamer tonight and tomorrow night. In place of customary interviews with KU and visiting high school students, she will give a play-by-play de scription of the midget games taking place. Tonight will see Fremont grade school pitted against Pelican school; tomorrow Fairview will take on Riverside. ... Yesterday, Thursday, the Girls' Ski club held its meeting at which time a showing of a win ter sports movie was given. The new constitution was read, as were suggested names for the club. The general picture of the school cafeteria Drogram and the nutritional content of hot lunches served was given during today's noon hour when Rose mary Bigbie took over a 15 minute broadcast on KFJI. SORE THROAT medicated vaporaflfr 1,11 1 IIS start at once to re- UUUIU liave sore throat, help quiet cough ing of colds. Try placing a little I'ENETHO on the tongue, PEIIETROSRUB ryatT riJ - yaofsvcNcoy ft- Look! It's a Cotton Dress Jamboree Lovable, tubbable cotton lor 7 to 14'ers. Cheery bright collection chuck lull oi gay contrasts, checks and plaids. 1.20 'i 3ed Slipperettes, 1.00 to 2.65 U. S. Coast Guard Needs County Courthouse for full iiiiai.0 Niwl. RUMik r.iu, ota. Music Historian Dies In Salem Mrs. Walter Denton of Salem, widely known in Oregon music circles and historian for the State Federation of Music club for many years and head of the Oregon committee for National Music week since institution of the annual observance 20 years ago, died at Salem hospital Monday. Mrs. Denton was a member of a pioneer Oregon society and is survived by her brother, Dr. R. E. Lee Stelner and sister, Mrs. M. L. Meyers, both of Salem. Mrs. Denton was 78 years at the time of her death but until her passing had con tinued her Interest in music. Mrs. Denton was also director of the music club's program ar ranged at the Oregon State fair annually. Final rites were held Tuesday in Salem. Among those interviewed were Mrs. Hazel Landry, cafeteria supervisor, the cooks, students and teachers. rr - C-S3 CTCCZ iiG2 tUB ilXKt "5jl a Girls' Department Mesxanlne Floor Girls' Blouses loo to298 u.a.(ir winners Iresh. blouses irom or r of cottons and rayon. Every style. Sises 7 to 14. Women's UNIONSUITS 69e One-piece stylo. Necktape for adlustment. Tight knee. White. Sises 36 to 80. Women's Flannelette Gowns 198 Long sleeved flannel ette gowns in a large selection oi very at tractive plain colors. Striped Flannel Gowns, 34 to 44. 2.38 Menl Apply Information. rafDAT. 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