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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1947)
PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON THURSDAY, DEC. 11, 1947 High School Mary LSI I W Cum Laatft Sm Klamath Pelicans versus Astoria Is the billing for the first game to be played on Pelican court tonight it 7:30. The second game will be Oregon City versus Grant. Spon sored by the 30-30, the games are ! the first In a three-night series. Tickets will be sold at the door for ' 15 cents for students and 75 cents ; (or adults. Recreation after the game can be found on the dance floor of the Masonic temple, where a dance Is being sponsored by the Jobs Daughters. Price will be 25 cents stag and 35 cents a couple; 11:15 will be closing time. To create pep for the game to night a rally was held at naon un der the direction of Yell King Jim Crismon. The halls and auditorium were the location of the rally and the Pep Peppers and Rally squad were there in their red-and-white uniforms. The Snowball formal sponsored by the DeMolay is coming up, Jan uary 26 the exact date. This is a boy-ask-girl affair, and is all school for the first time in three years. Programs for the dance will go on sale at school next week. Attempting to collect 100 pairs of old shoes to send to Europe is the Home Ec club. Sugar "n" Spice. It is doing as so many clubs are this year, sponsoring a Christmas project in place of the usual Christ mas party. Helen Jackson, presi dent, is taking charge of the pro ject. Swimming, even in the winter time, is enjoyed by the QAA girls. (Girls' Athletic association). A party at the pool was held Wednes day after school, and after swim ming the girls were served refresh ments of cocoa and cookies. Dolores Moon was In charge of arrange ments. ' Tomorrow, December 12, is the real for sure date of the Girls league Christmas assembly. Mrs. Victor O'Neill will tell a Christmas story, 'The Birthday." by Mar garet Sangster. Pat McMillan will preside over the assembly. For all kiddies in the first through fourth grades In the coun ty, the Junior chapter of Tri-Hl-Y is giving a Christmas party at the YMCA Monday, December 22. The time will be from 2 to 4 In the afternoon. The committee In charge of arrangements Is Marlene Had ley, chairman; Gatlya Etchendorf, June Hensley, Margie Liggett and Evelyn Rowland. Seabury To Speak Here "How To Worry Successfully" is the entertaining subject which will be used by Dr. David Seabury. author of many books, who will address the Knife and Fork club Friday, 8:45 p. m. at the Wlllard. The deadline for dinner reserva tions Is Thursday and they may be made with Fred Southwell, club secretary. Besides the book by tne same name of the subject of his talk. Dr. Seabury has written "What Makes Us Seem So Queer?, "Unmasking Our Minds," "Growing Into Life,' Help Yourself To Happiness," and How Jesus Heals Our Minds To day." "Modern psychology is beginning to show how people have neglected the factors most important in help- OUTDOOR COLORED LIGHTS FOR YOCR XMAS TREES These outdoor lights are single globes, frosted on the Inside. Limited Supply, SWAN LAKE MOULDING COMPANY K!6 S. 6th Fhone 3169 IF YOU ENJOY A GOOD DANCE the Y.F.W. Invites YOU to Every ATT Nite at the Music by SKI'S Sensational SIX Dancing 91 Adm. 90c, Inc. Tax A. A. Soule Is Toastmaster Dr. A. A. Soule was the toast- master of the evening at the regular meeting of Toastmnsters club held Wednesday at the Wlllnrd hotel. Bill Owens acted as general critlo and Joe Laclalr as table topic chairman. Howard Holt started off the speak ing program on the timely subject, "Are These Our Children." followed by Ted Lind giving the "Gifts for Yanks Who Oave" program. Clar ence Linn spoke on "The Natural Law." after which Ted Hansen told us "There Ought To Be a Law." To complete the program Oeorge Kum man spoke on "The Greatest In ternal Menace to a Democracy" and Mark Poll on "One Man's Opinion." The program for next week. De cember 17. will be headed by Dr. M. E. Cooper as toastmaster.- Bill Elliott as general critic, and Clark Fryatt as table topic chairman. There will be two 10-mlnute speeches, one by Scotty Johnston and one by Jack Robblns. Five- minute speeches will be given by Stan Pade, Carl Wlldermuth and Jack Elliott. British-Reds OK Trade Pact LONDON, Dec. U W) The British board of trade announced today that agreement had been reached on all Die main points of a British Soviet trade pact, now undrt dis cussion In Moscow. J. Harold Wilson. British board of trade president who returned from Moscow talks yesterday, reported to Prime Minister Attlce today on the negotiations. He is expected to make a statement in the house of com mons later. Tas. the Soviet news agency, re ported earlier today that agreement had been reached on all main points. British experts in Moscow will work out the details of the pact un der the direction of Sir Maurice Peterson. Britain's ambassador to the USSR. MEETINGS SPOKANE. Deo. 11 HV The first of a series of annual Pacific North west reoreatlouul resources confer ences will bo held April 5-7 at Wushligton State college, Denn Morris Lee of the college's school of economics and business said today. Most of the world's export rice Is grown by Slam, Burma and French Indo-Chlna. X 1 LET US SULPHUR YOUR LAND CONTRACT BASIS CALL 3036 I BIG DANCE s SAT. NITE South Sixth Street Corral Les Gardner And Hit Weitorn 'Rhythm Busters' Kclsey Coplin an tht Vocal Coma One Coma All Dancing Starts 9:00 P. M. Tax K S 1 Admission AIj Located rl$1.00 Inc ing them attain their aim." says Dr. Seabury. "divorce, neurosis, nervous breakdown and the increase of lmanlty, are among the ominous results of this neglect." 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