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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1947)
f a l,iL .QUin Panthers were Gene Page, rOrl IMaiuQin . jmmy Dyche and Don Wimer. Among local basketball fans the latter students of Cliiloquin attending the tournament In high school. The boys also were Klamath Falls won by the Chllo- among those going to Medford (or the southern Oregon games, also won by Chiloquin, Harold Moon ol Brownsville, Ore., is here at the home of his sister, Mrs. R. O. Varnum, while Came to- GUwich Sunday! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH North Bth and Washington CECIL C. BROWN, Pastor "THE CHURCH WITH A MESSAGE" 9:45 a. m. Sunday School for all ages with trained nurse in charge of nursery. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. 6:15 p. m. Training Union for all groups 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship. working on the recently pur chased Varnum property, for merly the George Ho.vl resi dence, which is being remodeled and Improved. Mr. and Mrs. Varnum and daughter Audrey will move Into their homo upon completion of the work. Pcrcv Southwick. who several years ago was in charge of the state fish hatchery on Crooked creek, was a business visitor here last week from Roaring river,' where ' he is superin tendent of the fish hatchery. He called on many old friends while in the vicinity. Jerry Siscmore and his uncle, Henry Orth,, were Klamath Falls visitors on Tuesday, Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Castel Sr., were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cable of Sunset Lodge, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred U. Castel Jr., and daughter Lana of Chiloquin. Mrs. Ralph Parke and chil dren have returned from llend to their home In Fort Klamath, where Mrs. Parke operates the Wood River auto court, which has been in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods during her stay in Bend. Mrs. Aaron Rhuten returned 1 ' THERE' T&'SD rtEVaR Trt;rt X WASJ 3 RYTSR-" COURTS' HE'S AsTT FiiTORE 11 e&tf Ted up .' K PRISONER 0 ACE HV4U3A, UKE THIS BUT IF 1'OU SOT lOOSs. WOUlBtf'f E FOR HE - ( HOW YOU SHOOT OH, VOU CfcN USE -WHICH IMPARTS THE GON IF THEES A FUSE.ALL RIGHT, I JOLT NECESSARY TO POWDER VOU GENERAL, BUT.IN- ACTIVATE THE MAIN I MAKE NO GO I STEAD OF IGNITING I CHARGE BEHIND OFF BY SPARK V THE PROPELLANT, V THE BALL JU .FROM FUSE? s IT FIRES THIS V. I j ...IT TAKES A PRETTY GOOD WALLOP TO SET IT OFF. A SAFETY FACTOR WHICH SHOULD APPEAL TO.,. I liliip i HSBfcRTO OS i TOP PCt,V50 MMMM lr-i. flNJ 1 TOUR BUVfcR lfc ON THEVft WfW OUT WON T'VOOK. 'iM 0 '. UQCiM Iv.. I'.... mT Trl Mt 'PiWJS TO fc COMMV f ROM SCOP.VCbJt.fc . t. w tec v. bTmt. ori 'mi.S 3-, MtTttONM'. I RUSH OUT tACK wkWMGtOONMt 1 - Sj rfnp. iw BY H SttVlCr. IHC . NOT CHILM JET AND AND VOU HAVE FOUND T 1 ROCKET EM4INES NEED SUCH AN AU0aEN? JL A STRONG MATERIAL V-, iTM IMPEMIOUSTOTERRIflC H.liiisriiljl' HEM- IT'S E5MN1IAL Irlffot i1 HU? III l:" TO ATOMIC POWBR, HOO 14. Si J NOT AM AUOV, EASV... A REVOLU TION WIV PIA'STIC! TOTALLV UNUICE TMfRMOSETTINS RE5INOID5 OF TOCWf. WHERE ELEMENTS ARE FUSED UNDER. HEAT AND PRESSURE. I'VE FOUND A "S TO FUff NEW ELEMENTS UOPER. EvKEME 10V TEMPEKATURE! THE RESULTm.HAS THE TREUSTH Of STEEL h. STANDS UP INDEFINITELY UNDER THE GREATEST heat iet peowcep VI MAN LENt I KNOVt WHAT THAT Mill MEAN IN ENGINEERING FIELDS! I'M PLENTY PROUD OF SOU ! 1- -WOgMgfUU f I LEONARD! 01 THEN VOL'S. i-VPX WORK IS r "AN-PONE? i -l. T. BBs?M!ti?fEy fTT ( tr,Z2fJV"e VZTTTT f my horse mas Traffc snarled Tmats The first t.me n S THIS B THE , uiw' IrMiScTUP" c. AT 4TH AND WALNUT HE WOWT 7 HIS LIFE THE M46O0Sey e STEERING MlEa' HUH- J LAilJ WANTS To: BLCGE I JL WD DIDNT MCET A GRE6N -J r SCHOOL? A KID OF YES-IVE - ITS (.WHTyS BEEN 60t7T X IT'LL BE A vlUST ONE THUG, 616) HA-HA I O.K., 1 VOJR TEH5ER VEfiRS HfS j BEEN I OF A PROBLEM, UP TO N0W-1 CINCH NOW 6 YOUR OVERGROWN BROTHER! YOLTRE I TO GET HER EDUCATION- I THIMKIfW A I WITH NO REAL HOME OR ) NEXT MOMDff . BROTHER (VE COT A BKKERTH I AM f (T SAYS SOMEWHERE ABOUT THAT- I FOLKS BUT WITH YOO I WE'LL SEE RIGHT TO BOSS YOU Oj TrfBrrr Glamowuruj- Gloria, W DICK, DID YOU KNOW I WELL, IF IT'S f tOv THERE'S A NEW DICTIONARY COMPLETE II , V LOF GOLFING TERMS J IT WILL l AT LEAST THERE'LL NEVER BE A BAN ON THE NEW FASHIONS FEATURED AT I am th Rothmoor Scotty watchdog of quality meet m at LaPointa'i, last week from a trip to Red ding, Calif., made in company ut relatives. Aftor spending a week here at Uio home ol Mr, and Mrs. Thomas O. Dyche and son Jim my, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaw, their two sons, Donald and Franklin, returned hint Thurs day to their homo in La Grande, Ore, Mrs. Shaw Is a sister of Mrs, Dyehc. Monday shoppers and visitors In Klamath Kills included Mrs. Robert Cable, Mrs. Bert Gray and Miss Alice Gray, Sprague River Mr. and Mrs. George Payclt of Medford spent the week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lucky Lo pci. Mr, and Mrs. R, T. Lako and family and Charotto I'assolt were among the muny Spraguo River people to enjoy tho revival meeting in Klamath Falls over the week-end. Mr. Clino Ruper and Mr, Jack Peareh were in Klamath Falls on business February 2U. Mr, and Mrs. S. V. Tarwater and family of Klamath Falls, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tar water of the Tarwaters' cafe. Mrs. Nell Craln arrived hero from Omaha. Neb. She will stay at the home of h ;r son, George Craln, and family. Mrs. George Craln has re turned from the Klamath Valley hospital, where she underwent a major operation. She is doing nicely now. Claraucll Morris has returned ; to work at Jcingers grocery aft er an Illness of several days. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Garrett mo tored to Lakevlcw to visit with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zlbull of Medford were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hallett. Mrs. Jenny Parks has re turned from Arkansas where she , visited with friends and rcla-1 tives. j Jack Sterrctt has returned from an extended trip of travel ing from Astoria to Corvallls. : where he visited with his mother a few days. Mr. and Mrs. F. Brotherton were In Klamath Falls on busi ness February 25. , Don Stanton has returned to Sprague lilvcr and plans to re side a while. Mr. and Mrs, W, J. Runnels luivo returned from Los An geles. Mrs, CI iu' a Karuea accom- f mnicd them but remained for a onuer visit. Clillomiin Gophers played Spraguo River Warriors a good game of basketball February 24, making the Gophers once mom the winner. Merrill Intermediate Christian Kit deavor classes of the Presby terian church meet from 7 to 8:30 p. in., and leaders of tho young people are not respon sible for those attending the meeting after that time. This announcement was madn by Mrs. Kenneth Brown, wife of the ' pastor. The Ladles Aid of the Malln Presbyterian church was Invit ed by the Missionary Aid of tho Merrill church to take part In World Day of Prayer services last week. Musical numbers were "The Lord Is My Shep herd," "Jesus Calls Us," "Take Thou Our Minds" and "Blest lie the Tic." There was a mo- BKaAI.P A NCIVI, KUm.lK r.lli, Br. SATtmnA. mt t. ' "' nii'iit ut silent prayer, a talk on missionaries by Mrs. Lester Muore, a reading, "Trainees of tho Spirit" by Mrs, Kenneth Drown, a talk by the pastor of the Merrill church, Rev. Brown, a eommiinliiii Kt-i-vli-o mid m-uv. er by thu pastor. A social hour procciicit the spiritual program, Mrs. E. K. Kllpalrlck led thu singing, HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND KIMICNK ok. Miiroo Thoroughly Modern Mr, " Hn, i, r riir mil .li rlr I'roMrlcUrt Pilgrim Holiness Church Wantland at Division Strvlcati Sunday School 9i4S A.M. Worship 11)00 A.M. Evangelistic 7i30 P.M. Prayar Meeting Wednesday 7:30 P.M. Rav. SHERMAN MOORE, Minister 232S Eberlein Phon 34)3 CHRISTIAN CHURCH NINTH Edifice ' NNI IU HU H li.-IWMW M i i Mi ""'1 tr " wrowggS. -'" "IN THE HEART OF THE CITY" Lordsdoy March 2, 1947 Sermons: A. M. "Would Christ Recognize His Church ' , Today?" P. M. "So They Were Mad" Anthem: "Stoal Away Home" Bible School ot 9.45 a. m. Wxith Fellowship ot 6:30 p. m. "Why Not Include God in All of Life" CHIROPODIST . rOOT SPECIALIST Dr. Kenneth S, Gorvin )'( Sarftrr - and . OrlSvarSlt-t McATEE CLINIC 153 S. 71k SU Phnt Sill HOME GARAGE 216 Old Fort Rd. Phone 7034 Bring your car where all work is guaranteed. W specialise In Motor Rebuilding and Tune-Upi Valve Grinding - Raboring Brake Work Generator and Starter Rebuilding Sltkat Cltanlnr Asl Plnlinf Welcome To Calvary Baptist Church Cooperating with Southern Baptist Convention Auditorium of Public Library Fifth and Klamoth Stt. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Training Union 6:15 p. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship , 7:30 p. m. Woman's Missionary Society Every Thursday, 2:30 p. m. ( GUEST SPEAKER DR. A. F. CRITTENDON, Executive-Secretary, Southern Boptist General Convention of California KLAMATH FALLS' NEW AND FRIENDLY CHURCH Here Is What You Have Been Waiting For l y c j a m i.ttialfaa'lirlwi.wla'afii IN ORDER TO INSPECT THESE HOMES DRIVE OUT TO 4545 SOUTH 6TH ST. , And Our Representative Will Gladly Show You Some Real Values WESLEY M. SHARPLES REALTOR 116 So. 6th Phone 9216
