Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 12, 1947, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textl-RIDAY, PLC. VI, 'M HLRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE NINE Methodists Launch Drive MUCK IIII.I. 1'AI.I.H. I'll., Drr. VI il'i- A V Uu out lt iik M 111 hy MrthiMt IhIh it net ollirr itiitviiaht tiuinhrrt In iiiiliilriai'l rniiiiiiiiiilhin, (.im-Imii mitt nllir.Mll 111 l.illlh Allirrlcii Wit in--llltlMM'lUlctI tO till i'Uiinl (tf MllnM(illr, tun' Initi h rxtciiMon ul Uir Mi-tliod-Int ( Iiiim Ii. 'tin pitipu'.ul.-i for l.iillii AiniTlni mi pail "f it foiir-yrur pt'iKr.tin In lliilllilP llir fnrrlKII Illl'iMniiiH V niatf of Dm Mi IhmIInI cliuirh u.n well in. lliu prrMinl fliiuix lul alii of Uir chin i'Ii I hi- mifslHinuy pui m:.vn in all f. I'lliti flrhth. Thry worn Auuit yiMnday In Inr bo.ud at lis iinnual ncNnlnii by Or. ttalpli K lmffmliiifrr n Nrw York. i-xiTMllvr Mvii'liuy ur llir I'dhhIa llvllmi mi fun-Inn inhMuiin and tot J A yrai.t hriid nf Uir dcnninlliut lun' (iv(f.cai M'tvler 1). . Ullli'lLlii' I. i a .Krd !ur MKt new iiiln.tlriimilr.i and a tutu IjuIk'1 U HH.'M'.ltiri Idi H p nrxt (mil yriiin of llir Mi'iiHl tmal hn rfrmiiiiu'iidi-d fd.U'O.OOU bi alluralt'd fur Latin Ainrrlcaii proJrcU. Winter Speaks 'Of Parables Thin Klmiliiy'ik mtiiiiiii hy Kvuli KrllM lliu Wlnirr il Ilic Church nf ('III hi. ::'()S Wiilltliuiil, will i'iiii lllilir thr arrlrk In (hp i.u.ililcn cil llir kinitiliiiii. "The lliiiiM-liuMrr iiihI CARNIVAL By Dick Turner pn 111 r ' ' 4 I Pi ' COl-P 14 I mr MA nfeoCr IMC T U MG U I PM Oil llir Wlrkril IltiMlmiMliiien' Her- "Do you suppose there'f anything in this talk about wages being too high? I'm making so much now that I can't afford to take n day off!" VlrM brulli ul II ll. in. At the rvrnlnif hcrvtrr. 7:30 IStin day. thr Icwiiiu ulll tie (ruin the lllll chapter lit Ail.i. "I'l-lci'i Own hluiy nt thr Cum i-r.ltui lit thr Urn- IllM." Illlilr wliiml In hrlil nt ID li III. Gilchrist, Crescent Choir Combination Plans Cantata liiU.'IIHIHT, Ore, Dec. I'J The all, Helen KokcIUIM, Hoberla An- Hlintlliyn, with Illlilr uliiily nl 1 30 iii'liui'ieil rniiirn in me Mucin i.hi fii-muii, i,imiii: uiiiiu-n. ) in. WrdnrMliiy ! McthiallM lilul Cli'Mcnl Mnpllftl Triiurn. Hrv. J. I). Hlnlth, J. T All air cordially Invlli-ii cliun lirn urn pirimrln- a cunumi . EiiKiir, Jiir Huinhlc A. Jiiinrs, llnlph . . 'Thr MiiMr nt C'lirlnt iiiu.s." by Irii Burni-tT nnd MuituIIk Wvt.r. Real Estate Finding Pends HI'tKANK, I)rc. Vi II'i-Hrilleiic" viiK ilrlerrrd liKluy on a SU-yrur-old v.iiiiiiiii who plrudrd KUllty to rhiirice of Krmirl birrrny In whli-h kIii; wim nrcuftrd of hnvliiK pyrurnld rd mil riitiilr. holdtnitn In lirr timii'.' t'l ilium than 2lX),lKi In flvr IMIIlthK. I'lOM'i ulllili Altorncy U .llr M Ciirriill Htild the woman, Gurlhru Wiirrrn, luid ndmltird orally inuk-ti-v down painent on hou.U's, rent Iiik thrill to perHonn wIIIIhk to pay ii year'A rent III ndvanre. and mln the rrnlalii for down payment on other hoilnrn, "When hIic v-'ns arreiitrd, Khe had nb nl :i In her purse, and that bi"'Iiiji to be all the money nhc har' C.rroll mild. After her plea of KUllty to tin' Ki'and larceny ihiirne. HiiMTlur Ji.due loulii Illume deferred urn-U'l-.re pendhiK further Ktudy of her financial dralhiKA. Extension Unit News Marine Officer To Visit Here Capl. Jullim UCnniiiii. UHMCH, flnlll hrildiitlnrtrin of llir l:ilb ma. line rolpn trrrvr (ll.lrlct. will vb.ll Klulillith Knlh mi TurMlny mid Wriliirmluy. Diirmbrr 111 and 17. i inn villi iii proMdr all opiKir. II. WiImiii. to br Klvrn In Cillchl l;.t on l)ri ember IH and III Cre.crnt on Orcrinbrr 1. Much tnteient ha.n brrn lakrn In j.;rIlKt it;i-v,.y the utility of the inline by the lul- '(,,' liminit lilrmiirrii I me enoirn Fiml Mipninrui. Mr. (iuy Keik'U miii, Mi. II. N. Corey. Mrs. Harvey Field. Mm. Marlon Kduar, Father (liiddat. and Patty Hyatt. Alva l!a.vr. Carol Ciudd.it, Allen Cind dai. William Hhavner. Krnnrth tuner. J. u. Ilamllion, Wayne lr!d. and Hrv. Kund- tunlty for nil ellmble mm. vrlrran "airn. Wanda Frrnnaii. and nun. vrtrran. to liri Iimt hand r 'reman. ixiriK Cirillin. Pun li III Miirlenc llifiillllatloll alxiut thr nrw puMnur M''f'a-. Malifaret Hunter, Iiul.se murine eorpA ieMive proKralii. Amerlrau l)rfriie inrdiiU and World War II Victory inrdiil. will alio br avnilublr to thonr murine veteruiui who pieienl their dtn chaiue papern. Capt. O Couniir w ill m i up hend Uiiartrrn In the lobby of the post of fice mid will be their durliiK the evenlnii for the benefit of lliunr hti cannot net clown durlnit the day. SolulMn. I'attv Hyatt. Iirothy Houston. Mrs. Karl Simmon, Mr. Cluy 1-VrKuwjn, Mrs. Harvey F'leld niul William Hhavner. Accompanist. Mrs. It. H. Ward; director. Mm. J. B. Hamlllun. Jap Scandal Probe Slated TOKYO, Ucc. 12 M'-Japan wan on the verge of her first Intensive "teapot dome" investigation today. A new diet committee armed wltii unprecedented powers will be ap pointed to push an Investigation of a KiK'uutlc. Kcaiidal Involving the II-li-Kiil sale of billions of yen worth of military silppllri In the Immediate poi-surrender confusion. Fresh authority to expedite the probe, which already has hit sev eral key cities and threatens top rauklnif politicians, riis voted by what authoritative sources descrli. 'd as ft "frlfthlenrd" house of repre sentatives last nlKht. t The house approved a surprise j resolution calling for a new 30-man I committee with embraslvc authority, I liicludlnii the first right nf ndmin i Islratlntt au oath ever held by a Japanese parliamentary Ir.vesliqa I live body. The resolution was the i last Item of business before the diet idjoumed until January 20. A I ta moll I The nieetliiK of the Altamont. h'.me extension unit December 0 at the home of Mrs. L. Tedrlck of 274U ll.sbec was opined by the vice chulrman, Mrs. It. Hcnolst. In th': ' filiveitr.a rf Mm W I Im iriulii III U'lin was home 111. rlecrctary Trcasurei Mrs. K. Klcc read the minutes and (.nve the treasurer's report. Hi-ports v.iro Klven by the various commit tie?. Due to the absence of our 4-H chulrman, Mrs. R. Mundlln, Mrs. F Lavls (tave a reirt on work the 4-H Klrls have been dolnit. Mrs. II Frel thanked the members of the unit that helped the Olrl Hcout tioops with their shcllcraft. Mrs. E. 8. hec read a letter from a hoinemakcr from a foreign coun tiy. In which she told how scarce their clothing has become. Our vice chairman then took over thr duties of recreation chairman and divided the group Into two eoual sides and had the members pass a ball of siring, winding It once around the finger and passing the ball, then coming back and re winding. A letter from Miss Stlne was read hy the secretary. Mrs. B. Rice. Any member who t Interested In the footstool workshop may contact Mrs W Uppendahl. for work day and the place It Is to be held. Mrs. 8. Dahlcr. finance chairman, turned money over to Mrs. W. Har- sey for Azalea house. Ways of earn In money were discussed, but It was deddrd to wait until the need for more finances arises before doing anything definite. Members wish to thank Miss Stlne f'ir their Christmas card, rrcelved by the unit. After the business meeting was closed, the meeting was turned irer lo Mrs. I.. Tedrlck and Mrs. J If. Eckers. the leaders of the day's project. "Party Planning " Luncheon consisting of chicken ai.d rice casserole, fruit and cottage ciirese salad, hot rolls, homemade r.ikes and coffee, was served by Mrs H Lee and Mrs. K. Robertson. Br r nice Schomer. secretary to Miss Ki'ne, dropped In at noon with the Chinese articles, purchased by the members. Unit members were de lighted to have this added guest for lu.ich. Those pre.sen. were. Mrs. J. If. Eckel. Mrs. F. II. Davis. Mrs. PI. t,. Hihorn, Mrs. C. C Crawford. Mrs. W Harscy, Mrs. H. ICstcr, Mrs. W M. Olbson. Mrs. H, Frlc, Mrs. L. C. Wishard, Mrs. E. S. Lee. Mrs. 8. II. D.ihler, Mrs. L. R. Tedrlrk, Mrs. D . W Alexander. Mrs. R. E. Benolst. Mis. K. F. Robertson. Mrs. R. Rice Mrs. 8. P. Jerrue and their luncheon guest, Bernlce Schomer. The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. R. E Hrnolst, 47U9 Illsbee. January 20. nt 10 a. m. The prorrt will be "Use and Care of New Materials," demon strated by Mrs. R. Benolst, Mrs, J. 11 Eckert and Mrs. II. Lester. A luncheon will be served bv Mrs. R Pice. Mrs. E. S. U-a and Mrs. S. II LVhlcr. All Interested friends and hnmemakers are Invited to attend. School Enrollment Shows Bia Gain SPOKANE. "Dec. 12 .,1' High v:hool enrollment in Washington slate Increased a total of 1424 stu dents last year, the largest Increase registered by any of the six west ern states. Alaska or Hawaii. The record growth was disclosed yesterday in a report submitted to the Northwest association of sec ondary and higher schools by Dr. Walter R. Ames of the University of Montana. Oregon high schools listed an in crease of 878 students to rank second. For Item TRUCKS PICKUPS CARS U-Drive - Move Yourself Local or Long Distance. Save '. STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone ::04 liOl East Main Farm Prices To Remain High CORVALLI8. Dee. 13 Ml A farm cost and crop price survey by Ore gon .state college Indicated today thai farm commodities will continue to command high prices through, next year. The report said the generul level of prices received by farmers In creas'J 8 per cent In the year from October 1846 to October 1947. while at the same time prices paid by farmers for goods Increased U per cent and farm wages Increased 7 per cent. -A GIF-IS ul lis Why Thousand of Doctor Prescribed PSMSSM BAD COUGHS (CAUSED IV COLDS) Forrusswactsafonccltnotonly relieves such coughing but also loosens up phlegm and makes It easier to raise, pertussin"1 Is safel Mighty effective for old and young! Pleasant tasting! Choules. Fuye Eviils. Hrrond sopranos. Mrs Hrrbrrt M. ' Drum. Mrs. Marlon Hardy. Dtiru- ; thy Houston, Joyce Orllfiu. Margar et (lutldat, Yvonne Perry. Alios, Mrs. Kvrlyn Mnyes. Mrs. Fail Simmons. Mrs, William Shav. , ner. Lelu Mae Turner, Gloria Ily- Tlirn those lln-lnngrr-Usrd ar ticles Into i-nsli now! Herald and News Want Ads arc llirxpruslve and tiring quick results. Button Hole Attachment For Your Sewing Machine SEWING MACHINE SERVICE Your lnttririulrnl Dc-alrr 31 MtuMuMjiy riuiiir First Church of Christ, Scientist A krsnrk ! 1h llolhrf liufi li llir lir.l C'hur.h at I hrl.l, Srlriill.l III lltl.lun. VI. lath anil HashliKliiii Nervlrei: Sunday School, ll:M a. m. Sunday Servlre. 11 a m. Wednesday t.vrnllli Mrrllnr,. J:00 o'rliK-k. Lcston-Scrmon Subject, Dec. 14 "God the Preserver of Mon" Christian Sc ience Reading Room 10. '3 Main 81. RADIO BROADCAST SATURDAY 5:15 P. M. KFJI Subject, "Proof That Christian Science Heals" Classified Ads Bung Results iStorrte j i with i Ifluntss! NOTICE THERE WILL BE NO DANCE IN MERRILL THIS SATURDAY Our final 3 dances will be held on Dec. 20th, 27th and Jan. 3. Dur ing Jan. and Feb. the hall will be closed for redecorating. My or chestra will be available for en gagements on any night during these 2 months. "BALDY" EVANS SPAGHETTI Meat Sauce V, b. s-b. i ' .1... toi In. 1 ... HMrt'i s""' IV..W ' V. HP- I It. Wllt,hl y. hp. P.PP- 'h"" V, IW tpojli"1' Heat oil. aiU nical. "-" l.KliHy.A.Mon .M.vs- v- - until tcn.lcr nm ........ - ., Snuie. w.icr. inp (Hunt'. i extra mh and t-wttnH. can!) Sunnier 50-: 0 ,,,,u.c..Topl.otv.l.c..,..r. saiue .na ll.ccse A iow-vort favorite! Buy6cansatatime! STILL CAMERAS $3.16 to $299.45 ) EXPOSURE METERS $12.50 to $32.50 SLIDE PROJECTORS $29.50 to $125 SLIDE FILES $6.95 to $18 DEVELOPING PRINTING KITS $3.95 to $12.95 ALBUMS $1 to $12.95 Photo Service MOVIE CAMERAS $62.50 to $137.50 8MM Movie Projectors $69.50 to $187.50 16 MM Movie Projectors $119.50 to $312.95 16 MM Sound $603 8MM and 16MM REEL CHESTS $4.95 to $9.95 SCREENS $10 to $22.50 OPEN TILL 9 EVERY EVENING BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Main Phone 3586 6v-J.rrrrliii'i -'wgtflj Cosfs usf a few cents a can BACK in BUSINESS During the post two months wc have been remodeling and have had to turn business owoy. Wo have now completed repairs and have a radiant heated floor over the cntiro garoga. Our mechanics can bo warm and comfortoblc during tho cold weather and can efficiently work on your car. COMPETENT, HONEST MECHANICS with MODERN EQUIPMENT assure) your SATISFACTION AT MODERATE COST COMPLETE SERVICE: Mechanical Body and Sheet Metal Work -Radiator Repairing and Painting H. EE. IHAOGEi Your Buick Dealer for 25 Years MALLORY Mcrrill-Lakcvicw SPECIALS MARKET Telephone 4620 SAT. and SUN. Young Roasting PICNIC HENS HAMS Friday lb. 27c Lb 49c STEWING HENS lb. 23c BEEF ROAST lb. 33c GROUND BEEF 2 lbs. 65c PURE PORK SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 75c BACON lb. 75c PURE LARD 2 lbs. 75c ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY NOW! SUNKIST ORANGES Vi Case $1.69 Mixed WALNUTS BRAZILS lb. 45c CELERY bunch 33c CIDER Martinclli's gal. 69c ROYAL JELLO 3 for 25c STANDBY FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 for $1 CANE SUGAR 20 lbs. $1.80 WE HAVE TOYS FOR THE KIDS DUMP TRUCKS ALUMINUM TOY DESK SETS DOLL BUGGIES BLOCKS TOPS TARGET GAMES Penguin Oil 2 Gal. 1.98 Eastern Parafine Base IF YOU ENJOY A GOOD DANCE the V.F.W. Invites YOU to Every SAT Nite at the ARMORY Music by SKI'S Sensational SIX Dancing 9 1 Adm. 90c, Inc. Tax kT lor U-i Him Buy Men's Gifts From a Man's Store! TIE By McCurrach BELTS By Paris 3 PAIR WOOL SOX By Westminster SPORTSMEN TOILETRIES INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS SUSPENDERS By Paris TIE CHAIN By Swank SCARF By Supcrba FELT SLIPPERS By Sllppercraft PAIR NYLON SOX By Westminster CLOTHES BRUSH LEATHER COVERED FLASK Fine Brands Make Fine Gifts Shop RUDY'S 6th and Main ? -l rs0&S; . Thrifty sensible shoppers know M I " Jm''' '' " of all is a watch AND that the p'(fffl$ff'' finest of all watches is i M "minute t ? ' Mm 4 "; 4' ir txcur 1 ) id)) U"b.o,obl. lmrAl .W $150.00 Jf ; 1 $7T" ' l V' vv itltclienioi mmm mtnib.tltr giamung rinsji Metchtd diamond ring bridal pair. $99.50 $175.00 . All ricil IniMt fid. r OPEN A DIGNIFIED CHARGE ACCOUNT Open a diejnifitd charg etcounl pay lor your purthoi in imall weekly lumi lo ivlt your con vt nltnc. No intra charge for credit. my- :UAFwiNa UABwTn'5 S 7rrf-1 ml; 7DI MAIN ST. 1330 Main Phone 551