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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1947)
t Jloiiiclmeiisionlnil.te Fnlrliuvrii i 'Onoii Oinco lit the Tnlile," led I Mm. A. L. Lemuels md Mm. 'Ilium Routs, wun the tuple of the I .ilrliiivtm home extension mei'llnu Wi'tltif HditV iikii nlliu, April HI. Mis, Thulium Jnmelsim wnn hostess to tin' Kiiitiii ul Iter huiino, will) n pot lurk luncheon ut iiuon. ISIriitloii mill llintitllnt Inn of officer were frntiircit. I'lnns wo nlso completed fur Hid Mny 1 fenllviil exhibit. . ' t'llllcMlUllI 'Ilia Clill(KUln home extension milt met lit ilia home nf Mm. find Murkwitrilt uu Woilncsiliiy, April 2, at 1 JO p. in. The lull cull showed the follow lint urenent, Mm, Folk llmldoik, Mm, llu llulluli, Mm. l.oyiil llcnlh, Mm. Jiilm Lett, Mm, Ueorue III uutlnullt. Mm. Pot-rent I'icltl, Mm. Kiul Hull, Mm, Joe Johnston, Mm. Alfred (Jnslcl Jr., Mm. Cyril Cook, Mm. It, IS. lleiith nd Mm. Fred Miirkwiirdt. Mm. Online Uriiutliioltl hud clmiKe ut thr flow er nrriiliuciiic-iil promum. Knell una prenrnt iiiTiinui'd tluflodlln nrllstl riilly In viii liiiin nliupi'd , viisee unci bowls. Mm. Folk llittlilock, presl ilent, presided lit the business ncs Iiiii. . Itniillne btiHlncMt wnn Uiken enre nf unci pluim iniule Inr our pnrt In Hip Muy (i-stlviil. The IiiiIowIiik were cli-cted for the ciisulnit yenr, Mm, Wuller CiiIIIIih, president; Mm. Allied C'nsp-I Jr., vice prcsl clent; Mm. Forrest Field, nccreliiry treustirer. The iiieelliiit wim then turned river tn Mm. John Lnlt nnd Mm. Uiynl llenlh, project lenders, who demonsl ruled "Ctond Clmee nt the Dining Tnble," The tore purt nf the mretliiK wun spent admiring mid dlscussliiK Hie display nf love ly dishes, iilusswnre mid sllvorwnre f urnUliprt bv vnrloiw members, The rhhm dlnpluyed were lovely pnt terna In l,ennx. Syriicuse, llnvllnnd mid Ituvnrlnn, mi well mi a number of imltery pliue nettlinin. The aliisswnro were various pnt terns In Fnstorln, Cmnbrlde mid Duncan, nlso some llrlulnii cut ulns. Mexlrnn rIium wun nlso nn dlsplny. The silver pieces were by Towle. Alvln, Heed mid Hiirtim, In leriintlniiul nod Ciiinmuully plate, nn well iui vnrlous pleeeii of Norwe Klnn Sterling. Sterling cnndle hidden by Oorhum were nlso din ploy eel. Member leumed mueli from the nrcotut purl of the meet ing which wun Uie pnrlnklng ol'nn Imniininry lueul. Dessert nnd cof fee were ncltmlly nerved while the observing member looked on, then they were nlso nerved nfter nil point on tnble netting, tnble serv lee nnd ninnuem were presented. Tnble coverings. proer tnble set 1 1 nn nnd arrangements were dis cussed. A social hour wn enjoyed after Uie meeting. Modoc Toint Mm. Ernest Clrnve wnn elected chnlrmnn, Mr. Wllllnm Helm, vice unii; 1 (UNI Saturday, April 19 Muilc by Pappy Gordon Dancing 10 Till 2 Admlaiion $1,00 Klamath Falli Women praise Veto! Women evorywliere prnlsn Vein new clnmlnrnnt Hint checks iersilriillcin, lopn nclcir, yot in Doubly fi'iir. MmWu 1'rcferrctl by HiikIs lerocl Nursosl Survey shown nurses who Irlecl VETO urn. it ll nlmiml 2 to 1. Side Inr nnrmnl nkinl Snfo lor clullieal btnys moist in Jnr. II o 111 chiilrmiin, unci Mm. Oeorgo John on, nccreliiry nnd tronsiircr. ut the homo of Mm, W. II. Hluknrn when the Modoc Point homo extension unit met Inst week. Mm. Wllllum lliiikmiin, clniti iimii, presided nt the business meeting unci nflcr routine business wun Uiken cure of, the iiroiip discussed the Mny festival pi Dili inn, pliiiinlnii duy. nnd worked on coopernlor'n reporU, Mm. Wlnnlfreil K nllli.n -In. ntnlled the new nfflrem, plnnlnu on oiicii n comnue miida by the flower nrruimeiiient project fcnilem. An itrriiiiKeimmt of punnleH In n ullver bowl miida by Mm. Illckom centered the pliuiiicd potluck luncheon luble. The toplo for the duy wim "Oleun An Vuu On," mid wim ubly dlncuiwed unci demount ruled by Mm. Olllen. Thin beluir Hie Jitft time Mm, all ien would be with the uroup for a meetlnit due to her leuvlnii noon for Corvnllln where nhe will do Mute 4 II club work, the. ineiiibem npeut n Hhorl time remlnineliiit, inlkliiK nf knnwlcdifc uuliied mid the tun they hud hud durliiK the nine yeiirn Mm. allien hud been their leuder. All extended their bent wlnhen to her In her new career but rciiret her leuv liiil Klmiuitli county. 1002 The flrnt modern destroyer In the U, H. nnvy wun conimliuiloued. Hhe wun the U.8.H. Uecntur mid nerved on convoy duty In World War I. APRIL DIAMOND EVENT! tfVOUc MKflCT SYntnoT TREA1URED M0MINTII tno liMa'l Malcnwl talllalla aa4 I fPwK 806 WaMlai lln laiambla . . . Itw I Te'"1 11 av KSj Iwa'i Motthlnl WaMlaf land. 1 If j uKt Thaat ?blaa'loravaf lint, off a, I aaanann tcW Hnraaia volwat tor dlomoad 1 aa nj oollty, crotlHnnnablaj ttytlna. I jyxj Thin foftver Diamond ' Ring -Nationally Known and Caarantttd for Quality Fedrrnl Tax Included CONVINIINT CRIDIT TIftMS ion ba ononiad la, you Ihreuoh out ludl Plan , . . loiy Inllollmanli tollaiad to III am budoatl m l fli'nliiiuV HnFt rffr?,b . 7DI MAIN ST. - llfiffHb l( I.V, ' - 1 Merrill Plans School's End ' MlCnrilUi, April 17 Merrill undine wun mini to the Poo Vnlley unman at the reuulur meetliiK Monduy, April 14, held In tlio IOOF hull In Merrill. Pmi Vullvv vlnlted Merrill under the vuiltullon nchedule outlined al the liuit Pomona Kruuue meetliiK. 'flic offlccm ot the Poc Vulley IliKniio under Muntcr Wilbur liell Iiik look over the chnlrn unci ore nldcd for the evenlnn. T. II. Wll lluinn, mnntcr of the Port Klnmuth Kiiiiiko mid II. J. Zellcr wore vlnl- turn for the evenniK. A donation wim voted to ine ru.'U Crnnn drive under the reiiulur bunl neiM of the Merrill urmiKe. Poc Valley Binnue presented a well-btilnuced proiinim for the en tertainment of the membem, con nlxtliiK of community nlmtliiK of a hymn; u nkll, "Modern Version of Little Red flldlna Hood"; a vocul nolo. "Hecnuno," oy Mm. Unrnctt, nnd cloning nkll of Ennter bonnets modeled by the men. These hut Now Mo ny Wear , FALSE TEETH With More Comfort rAsrrrTii, a piMm Rih.tin mon. arid) powder, hold (nU tih mora firmly. To Nl unt Ulk In ninrt ann um, ju4l mirtnkl m lltlla KAHTEKTH on your p! -!, Nu tummy, ioy, pty llo or frrlln. Check "nlAtc nrlor ' irlrntiir brent Tw, Oft rASTEETII t mny drug nUtt: t- -1 Papon's DVIN5 You gel a regular 25 iar of Veto for only i UfllAtn UMI Inaaao one at the regular Here it Is your monoy-siwing op portunity to join the thounnnds who ubo and praise VETO! But supplies ot this special offer are limited so act fasti were dcnlitned from varloua kitchen utensils, vcKctnblcn, flower and even uusler eiiH". Agricultural report were mudo by J, Lelnnd Pope of the Merrill Kriiuifo: Wllllum Tubucli unci Ilex tllKh nt the Poo Vulley untune. W. H. Home of the Merrill Herv Ire club presented tlckel to the KniiiKe on Ix-liljclf of the coupe that Is beiiiK uIvimi nwiiy, proceeds Kolnir to the Merrill purk rccrcutloii pro mum. Refreshment were served to 63 member In all. 5 ib. Epsom isr- SdltS WW NOXZEMAA : ' am BVY NOW - , . " AND SAVE Soap Sale On Sals Thurs., Fri Sat. 1 at the Right Price! Reg. S1.00 lighter. SPECIAL 15c Lighter Fluid IUBW . VVUiV ny pay mnis UU 11. IIVLCi 14c Pkgs. SAVE MONEY ON SMOKING TOBACCOS! 1 Prince Albert I6-O1. George Washington ..... We have fresh tobaccos! Vnunit Tnhaopo Prlcea , Effective April U-Se Only). Bonanza School To Give Play BONANZA, April 17 On Friday mid Huturcliiy evening at 8:15 o'clock, the senior clan of Bonan za high school will present In the hlKh school auditorium, a delightful three - act , comedy, , "Hlxujen In August," . 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Unotlt H,il Cemtwt that can ba found tfwuunda ot lutfarart now turntoOINT-UlI lor:oiaatarrallalbHiM It contain! not uit ona o, lira, but FOUR octal palivralltvlng madklnaft which brine All THIIH STRENGTH AT ONCE to rallava uch mlmlaa. f or f,n aanw wWto OINI-IHH J C A.,tnMviirr.iAr9 Reg. 1.25 Absorbine Junior IT 'IMM T Wc Stationery A Grand Asortment Value to 11.00 Heat Lamps Every home should have onel Was 1.60 f IC Now XeA At This Store
