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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1947)
Methodist Circles Meet On Thursday On Thursday, Murch 1.1, the futir circles of the Wninun's Society of Christian Survive of the First Mnthuclliit church held their lomilnr nionlhly meutluuH, Kitlh circle met fur di'ioiert Willi Mi'K, Wultor llumtltnt of 6'M North Ninth Ml reel, Sim wim imslsleil by Mm. W. D. KllloU. Kliditcon nwriilxTH nlttMiilccI, and Mr, 1. A. Iliiiniiuu Joined tin' group. Devotions were led by Mrs. L. K. Phelps, 11 lid Mm. J. (.', limit, circle chulimun, prodded over the business meittlnu. Thu circle In planning, ns a nuw project, to help the Jeisle l.ce homo In Ahwkii, but nnthlriK iletlnlte In known yet. HomIi-m for thn April mix-linn will be Mm. (ieoi'Kc lloyd of Il!i7 Kane. Kxllirr elivle wus imtertiiliuid lit the home of Mm. Kreil Hwh tol, 711) Kldomdor with Mm. O'Connor lowlHtniK. Three guests were hiemnetl iiiiinuu the 1 1 - pi'uiumt. They went Mr. Hrnell, I .wwwwwwwvw. Mrs, Patterson uud Mr. Knrl ltedmiin, president of the en end society. Mr. John It inch cojidurted tho devullonitl serv. Ire, uud Men. Ilollowuv, chilli mini, wim In chni'Ke of the huil ihVi meetlfiu. Mil. K, I.. Hid- sluer win welcomed buck utter her Illness, for decortillons nnd retiehinenls. Mih, Herndon used the St. I'lttr Ifk'n diiy motif. Mi. Victor Anderson will bo the April lio.ite. Miirv circle met lit the home of Mr. K. 1.. Pulniim of IIISU 1 1 1 1 c i . uud In tho iihsence ol the clmlriuiiil, Mm. W. T. Willi row, Mrs. E. W. Mocnben pie sided, Two iuembei iveru up pointed to help with the din ner for the .one nteetlnu on March 27. They lire Mm, Put Hum mid Mm. Chillies Kowrey. Milium Smyth led In n discus sion of rucliil problem. Minn Syinlli will bo thn hostess In April. Mm. Stanley ltcchtle was hos tess to Murlliu circle uud wim ui-ibti-d by Mm. ChurU-s John nun. Mm. llechtle led the de votionii, uud Mm. V. I)., C'arlo ton wim in vhuriiti of tho bum lies session. .Mm. A. W. Cow luun told of l'eurl DtieK's life In Chinii. I-'or the April meet liili the hostess will be Mm. Itcorife Cillcrlst, All c Ire leu will unite in work on tile lull hiir.iinr, uud mem bom me, nlreudy pliuinlnn the urtlcleii which they will contribute. Mid-Week NIK I I I Contract Club Thn Thursday Cuutruct club met ut the home of Kuui.lc Thompson of 1334 Owens on Mureh 13 for dessert uud cards. There whs one uuest. (irueo White. Idollne Schupn re ceived tho u win (I for hlith ncii-e Arleiui Schubert s.cond uud Stella Dryden win given the special iiwurd. llerthn Hewitt of 2'2S Dnrrow will be hostess on March 27. ZULEIMA TEMPLE SLATES CEREMONY C . There will be a public In stallation by Zulelma temple. Daughter of the Nile, In Grants Pa, At 8 p. m.. Suturdiiy, March 22. Queen-elect Mnvme Spalding will he .Installed, .The j srmir will luke plnce in the Grunt Piom hlith iichnot audi- i torlum. Members nnd their Inn-1 bandi are Invited. March Session. The Jiiyeectle held their rcg n In i- Murch meethiK on Wediics duy evenlnii in the chnmber of coiiunerco with Mm. Wesley Cudorlan nnd Mm, Kriink (Jul breath, hostesses. Thn film, "Kuntiuiy In Kash Ion," win enjoyed. Mm. Ucv Drigg preHlded over the busi ness neimloii. Membem voted a donutlou to the lied Cross. Kefrciihuicntii were nerved by the hOHtimiH'N. Othern present were Mm. Hill Kunz. Mm. Genu WlllluniK. Mm. l.elghton Slciiiht, Mm. Cliel lliimukfr, Mm. Wll Hum Jeffcot, Mm. r'rrd Illehn, Mm. I 'mi I Harper, Mm. Jim Stllwell, Mm, Arthur Trlcbwn. ser, Mm. Korrosl Alter, Mm Muurice Miller, Mm. Everot Hull. Mm. M. Kierulff. Mm Cliff Juy. Mm, Al Scott, Mm. Ituy Wurd, Mm. Miirlin lirnun er nnd Mm, J. W. Rice. PYTHIAN BISTERS MEET FRIDAY Pythhm Slntem met for u reK ulur nemion on Frldny. Murcli M, In the lOOK hull. Florence Tromblee and Helen K. Lam bert were Initliiled. ItefreNh monl. ere wrved by Stella Dryden. Olhem prownt were trfdta Nldu. Leohi Dully, Uer truile Jumen, Helen Dlnnnn and Sylvia Uranium,. v r- (i r,' jr. i; f. s5fe fC , i l i j. n ..in Jm-.:a i GVs' '.-Society The Junior Girln" Friendly noclcty of St. Puid'n Eplscopul church mt last Wednesday In the purlah house, Darlenc Gul ley, vice prenldent, had churuc of tho meeting. The Kirlii work ed on dolln for hospitalized children. ' Thin afternoon the glrlx are meeting for a potluck uppcr. Kuthleen Mclntee In chiiirmun. Prenont at Wednesdays meet ln were Sharon Miles, Kath leen Melntce, Marline Sue Owen, Jana Lynn LanKalett, Sue Selcr, Durlcne Gulley, Geraldine Leo and Jano Stnlil. - Friendly Society Member of the Friendly cir cle met Thursday, March 13, at the home of Fannie Goddard of 2441 Garden for luncheon, business mcctinif and to work on tcrapbooka for a children hospital. One acrupbook was completed, and several infant' garment for the Red Cros were also made. The club I considering spon soring a Girl Scout troop, and it was voted to give a donation to the Red Cros drive at this time. Eleven member were present and one guest, former ly a member, Helen Kiting. The place of the next meeting will be announced later. Card Party A card party, sponsored by the Modoc Point home exten sion unit was held Friday eve ning In the former Lamm Lum ber company hotel dining room. Six tables of pinochle were In olay, as well a bridge and lieart. High score went to Mr. and Mr. Pell, Mr. Sam Rife, Bill Rlckcr and Mr, and Mrs. George Johnson, Proceeds will be used as the unit' contribuf' 'he build ing fund. Another similar af- CUSTOM HADE SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler Phone 40S4 lltRAI.D NKWS, KUrn.lk rail., On. WKONKSDAT, Mr. la, HIT, flit Nipt fair Is planned for the evening of March 31. It will be spon sored by the community with proceeds to go to the Red Cross COMMUNITY CLUB SLATES MEETING TULELAKE The Homestead Community club will meet on Friday at the home of Mrs. Albert Scott. The session wll! begin at 10:30 a. m. with a pot luck luncheon at noon. Mem bers are asked to bring their sewing. 65 The complete line ( Fuller Brushes, M o pi end Brooms ts no further from you than your teleotioM. Call . . Y)UR FULLER DIALIR CLEM JOYER 1433 Martin St. Phone 5877 ENGAGED IS LEE CRUTCHFIELD, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. hf. Crutchficld of Klomoth Foils. Miss Crutchfield will be come the bride of Jock L. Robey, USN, son of Mr. ond Mrs. S. Doe Nelson, olso of this city. No date has yet been set for the nuptials. Evergreen. Christening Fruiici George Uelgudo Jr., foiir-month-old on of Mr.' end Mm. Flunk Uelgudo Sr.. was christened on Sunday, February 2:1. at St. Martin's church In SEW'Vn MACHINE REPAIRING Kl.trl, :ufNlf4 Wmrk Mil iki Rrititbl prtrr rrtt Kfllmat. Sewing Machine Service Ymmr ln.tnitt hrtur eb0 am mm bu n. Sunnyvale, California, with the Rev. J, B. McNally officiating. The baby's godparent are Mr. and Mr. Stanley Terry of Sunnyvale. The Oelgados are residents of Redding, Cali fornia. Mrs. Dclgado -is the former Gina Manprin of Chilo quln. It's A Welcome cionT 1 for the men folks. Shirts done right . . . perfect collars ond cuffs , . . just enough starch. Phone 4360 lor Pick-up and Delivery MEN'S HAND LAUNDRY llth and Klamath Phone 4360 Citv Dallvarv R.r.lr. Ph ail 7. I i?; . .......... t i "And Ihlt h Undo Charlie thouldn't w mov him in one of thou padded vantt" Uncle Charlie may or may not be a precious poe eeeeion. But when you use Consolidated Freight ways Moving Van service, you assure your most delicate heirlooms of a safe, easy, protected ride. Another kind of moving service, too. . .Freight liner Pack-Crate-Ship service takes your goods anywhere even to foreign countries. One of these two Consolidated Freightways services is the answer to your moving problem. fob rati UTiBMrrs 645. Brood Phone 4151 -LITTLE GIANT WASHING MACHINE Instantly raady. yat eut of tht wayl Dees a full-slsad family wash In 20 mlnutsi . , , (van blankatsl CUanar, iastar, eailar. Coma In, see H . . . avail able for delivery TODAY! MERIT'S 09 8. tth Phone 6911 DICE AT Saturday March 22 Music by Pappy Gordon and his Oregon Hillbillies It Dancing 10 Till 2 Store Hours 9:00 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. ' Ninth at Pine Phone 3188 mi Time bring you. fur coat to Wards for Cleaning By Wards own expert furrinrt! Wood pow der is gently sifted tli rough tlio fur, then blown out with air guns. This removes moth lurvne, dirt and grime, leaving the nstural oils essential to your furs' beauty. Minimum Charge 5.95 Storage In Wanls specially constructed vaults. Where tlio temperature and humidity are rigidly controlled, Here your furs are pro tected against fire, theft and loss and insured, if desired, for a small fee. V Minimum Charge 2.75 Ninth at Pine Store Hours 9:00 a. m. to 5:30 D. m. Phone 3188 fa' Ml ;S: MISS DONNA BHOTHEHTON V " .4 I v lW:MiSii aaiiftMaai-.5J MISS DURENE BLODGETT x 1 Suddenly it's Spring And Wards Take Pride in Presenting Their SPRIG STYLE SHOW Friday Night 9 P. M., Pelican Theatre i. t i ; a-... n Featuring fashiops that MILADY will rave about dur ing the coming spring season . . . attractive Klamath ladies modeling all occasion frocks, suits and acces sories that the men will find intriguing. Enough said! Entertainment Galore! Fashion Announcing by Dick Maguire, KFJI Orchestral Numbers you will like Fashions that fairly take your breath Plus Regular Movie .Program Feature Length Movie March Of Time . Selected Shorts Tune in Art Baker, 9:00-9:15 a. m., Monday through Friday, KFJI t AfVtin' ;y,mill tin: tmmm,. MRS. PENNY HOWIE
