Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 25, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JULY 25, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN City Issues Studied For OctoberVote Only aim liiiinli'liml Hem Is sched uled Inr tlm October 7 alalf election ballot, but Mayor Kd Onttinilorr said till iiiuiiilim llml there may be uilirr city laaiir lo be voted on it Hint time. The one definite luue will concern imiklnv meter. When the inrlrm were Inalolled last January It u Willi the umlcrstamllnu llml .city voters would hnve a cliunce lo pass on whether lo keep them or throw Diem out utter u six-month trlnl period. 'I I in trlnl period In iiik llulrit Oils iliiinth. but Uie city council lion de cided to let the niolera oiierule on until October 7, when the lal hold mi election, rather limn to go lo the niieiua of having prlvnie rity vol Inn. On the mute level two Important bill passed by the Irulnlnlure hut winter will come up lor the volcra' approval or veto. One It Hie 3 per rent aalca tan, which wu referred to the people by the Irulnlnlure ill redly, nucl the other In the a-eenl per package rlgarrtle tux whlrh the Irulnlnlure okayed but whlrh In be lui placed on the ballot by referendum. lectronic School Calls McChesney ' Paul R. McCheaney, IB, rjc, with the navy a Hcalx-ea, win of Mm, Mary Miheney, 137 Morllnter, I going lo electronic ma IrrUil achool at t Treasure IkIuikI. , Hau Francisco, fur 43 Werka of llllcll a I v e Irainlni In the maintenance of radio and radar equipment, ac cording to a letter recently received by Mra. McChea ney from Paul. The school la to bruin on the 4lh fit August and Mc Cheaney la at Drea mt watting at fori . lliirnrme, Calif. II recently re turned from duly on Midway. McCheaney Joined the navy III Brpiember, 1040, following a period apenl In the navy a V-& program at the University of California. He wai mm to a naval telephone main tenance achool after hla boot train ing, graduating on March 7, 1047. Shortly alter he waa aenl to Midway. Having paaaed a leal conducted by the navy to aelccl men for elec tronics maintenance training. Mc Cheaney waa relieved of duty on Midway and aenl lo Die mainland. According (a advice Included In the letter lo hla mother, he haa been luformrd the at-hrHil uffrra one of w the toughrst courses of training conducted by Die navy. Latter Day Saints Church Plans Centennial Program Tying In with Utnh'a centeuulul celebration thin week, the Klamath Kails branch nf the Church of Jraua Chrlat of Latter Day Hulnta will present an evening priigriun Huntley, July 27, at 8 p, m. 'rim service will commemorate the entrunre of the Mormon pioneer Into the Oreut Hult Lake valley after their migration from New York, Highlight of Oil Journey will be presented In ong mill atury, Hpecini leutiirea of the program will bn organ aitlectloiui by Fred u, Hell, foimerly of New York and now hialructlug nt Portland, and the preaeulutlon of two compoaltlima by Mra. Ilcth Moore, dniiRhtrr of Mr. and Mra. CI. W. lhinaou of Klumath Full. The mualcal progrum will In prraented at follow: PAKT I, TflK HK8TOHATION Churns: "Heavenly J.lght" Kopylow Chorua: "Joacph Hmllh Flral Prayer" Bmyth Chorua: "llniinna Anthem" . Btepheji PART II. ANTICIPATION OP THE MIGRATION Chorua: "lnd Me, Lurd" Wealey Holo by Lucille Durtachl Chorua: "Song of the Redeemed1 ... ,. '.. BtepheiM Duet by ltenne Ulruk and Lorrayno Phnlr Chorua: "Mhrpherd of laruel" Horfnlansky PAKT III. THE MARTYRDOM yuortet: "A Poor Wayfaring Man of Orlef" Montgomery Arthur Burnett, Merlin llleuk, Samuel Smith, Ronald Phalr Chorua: "Pralao to tho Mon" Phelp PAKT IV. THE PLAINS Organ 8olo Selected Fred O. Hell Chorua: "Take Courage, Hulnu' Mcndrlaaohn Choriu: "Though Deepening Trlula" Carelcaa Bolo by Itcnao Bleak Chorua: "Come, Come, Ye Halnla" Clayton PAKT V. THE VALLEY Solo: "Till I the Place" ... Moore Merlin Hlcak Trio; "Our Mountain Home Ho Dear" Stephen Ituby linker. Lucille Durtachl, Lucy Durtachl Chorus: "11 Uie Mounialna Hhout for Joy" Stephen PAKT VI. THK. CENTENNIAL YEAR Chorua: "March On, O Youth of Zlon" . .. Moore lieuedlclloii ' Carl F. Baker Narrator McKay Durum Planlat ......, Kallierlue Smith Organist . Fred C. Hell Director - - Beth Moore Preston Slated For 3 Services Appearing In the pulpit of the Community Congregational church, August 3. 10 and 17, will be the Rev. T. Davl Preston of Hoquel. The Rev. Preston I a former pastor of the Community Congregational church, Oiirdcn and Murlln. The regular morning service of prayer, followed by the sermon, will be conducted Bunduy, July 27, at 11 p.m.' by the Itev. Godfrey Mat thew. The Sunday topic 1 entitled, "Whose We Are and Whom W L. . J. Phillips Plan Special Topic "Thinking About Ood" will be the subject of the Sunday morning service held at the Flral Methodlat church, II a. m., July 27, The Rev. Victor Phillips will deliver Uie ser mon. Mra. L. C. Hornby will play a violin aolo.. "Largo Campaa" by Dvorak-Krelalcr, and Mra. John A. O'Connor will be at Uie organ con sole. Church Sunday school la held al 9 45 a. m, and supervised by Jamea N. Crane. The Methodist Youth .1 i i 14 1418 Ml" rhone tm n 11 frllowahlp will meet at 1:30 p. m. The church la located on N. 10th and High streets. Classified Ads Bring Result. ?VoiodVYOU tikfiiiiian ( in suit SifJ vvi Slendti Hit . Ajt MOltYWOOO 2v W V la , AT tOUt f , ll oiocu ,y mtf. iNdwtft HOIIYW00D MUD BiWd MllhStll the't tr . itllhifl- r tiietd. T f rnfCI tn4 f4 4tH tn4 llllHi 4aali Th HllywM4t Wp 1 TY tLCNDt H" t llMNf Oajjjr, tWf, Hlra, Cl, akco ron YOU CXCLWIVCLV IV FLUHRER'S BAKERY Greek Testament I Classes Slated An evening das In Uie grammar of the Oreek New Testament ha been organized and meeu each t Thursday at 4720 Shasta way. This ' claaa I designed for beginners and . serve a a review for advanced tudenl. There I no tuition charge and anyone Interested 1 Invited to attend. The Rev. Perry M. Johnson, pastor of Uie Calvary Baptist church and ' former Instructor of New Testament ' Oreek In the Golden Gale Baptist 1 Theological seminary. I the Instruc tor. Clauses begin al 7:30 p.m. Classified Ada Bring Result. SPECIAL All Typci of Clothing for MEN-WOMEN-CHILDREN Somo Like Now Lett Than Vi Originol Coif Hand Tooled Leather Good Fancy Work Come in and Soe the Largest Stock Ever Shown at Tho Clothes Mart 101 So. 9th Phone 3364 Every Saturday Nile 10 till 2 $1.00 per penon BALDY'S BAND "Juit Good Dance Muiic" Featuring George Willit and Edna Brown Coming Next Tuesday - ARMORY The sterling muiic of STERLING YOUNG , and hi grand band direct from Jantzen Beach In Car Repairs, There Is No Substitute For When your car needs repairs, don't shop for the cheapest price-it may be MORE COSTLY In the long run! Dlmbat Motor will NOT sacrifice quality workmanthlp for price when they work en your car. Only authorized parts are used . . . only skilled mechanic do the work. Be assured of the finest In materials and work manship. Drive in to Dlmbat Motors. YOUR AUTHORIZED CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 3rd and Main Phone 7011 TOT VICTIM EUGENE, July 36 MP) Three-year-old George Morrison waa kill ed last night by an automobile turning around In a realdentlal area. The driver, William E. Smith, Eugene, said he did not see the child. He wa not held. LOGGER KILLED MOLALLA, July 25 01V-Clifton E. Bparks, 0, Portland, logger, was killed by a falling snug In tho wood east of here yesterday. Serve." Sunday school session open at 9:48 tm. 20-30 Clubbers Eye Convention The 20-30 club will hold Its na tional convention In San Antonio, Tex., August 24 to 29, and Bob I lfcndershott, local 20-30 president ; I urging member of club 84 to at- tend. ' Welcomed Into the club this week were Ronald L, Carter of Sycan j store, Bly, and William H. Wilson of the West-Hitchcock corporation'. 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