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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1947)
SATURDAY, DEC. 20, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PACE THREI WEATHER I Oltr.ClOM AND WAHIIINOTONl Mil rlnllfly with alluwora uhIhv. I'Mrlly rliiuily ttmltfht. liirrrNilnM iIoiiiIIiim NuiitlNy with rain Iwrlliwaal nmlloii In (Jr."" anil Waal purltim WflalilMHInll. I. MM. chain In taiiiuaralura. Mml.rnla iiunlll lo auulliwaal wlnili oil auaal. NOHTIIMIN CAl.irniiNlAt Partly rluinly IwUy and I"mIM wllh iiallaril almwara loilny. fair Hiinilny ' la doMaliiif I'lmulln.aa nallvni norlll pur (Inn, Hrnhlly mmlar lunlKlil. MniltraU atutlti In atnithwaat wliiil off ennal. KLAMATH KAI.I.N ANI VlfllNITYl partly avliaiily lonlillil. Niuiilay Incraaa In rliludliiflM Willi uci'Nalunal rain liy vanlii. Illlli blay 4:1, l.nw lunlalil IM. Illall Huiulay 411. lmpruvlim Vrlcnrin of J. MorUm llruwn, woll' known Tiilduke rmtcli tir, will ba iMtmcHtoU to limrn ho Is allowing sumo Imiiroviimont lit Hill Ulo hiMiillnl whitro ho Iim Imwii iiiulrr trtmlmrnt for the mt week. Brown iiffurod a sudden llliiiwa lust Uutunliiy and win moved to the lioa pltal where he wn found to bo par tliilly paralysed. Ho will remain in the hoipllnl f"r nullo some time, Mm. Drown aald Uxluy. mid l t the prmienl not permuted visitors. Mrs. nrown hull liwn the iiiimI of (he Floyd Hoyd on I'nclflo Terrace duriim her loy hero. Vent Hrnwn nl Yiiklmn, Wiuih.. Urown's brother, la here and nlno Mm. Brown's brother. Loren Campbell and wile, arrived from Wapnto, Waiih.. KueMa at the Roy Cumpbell home at Tule lake. Watrh Parly There will be a wateh party and birthday party combined at Midland It run no hall for membera and their Irlcnds on De cember 31. 8 p. m. Ladlea are asked to bring caken. Member! are anked to brine white elephant lilfta for. game awards. Santa Tuinilil The Wociu com munity children'! Chrlalinna party will be held tonliiht. Baturdiiy, In the H and H hall, murium at 7:30 o'clock wllh Bntila ClniM appearing at 8.30 p. in, with treat for the youiiwitera. Children of Wocua and all adjoining communltlea are In vlted to attend. (irange Tarty Midland grange will have IU Clirlntmaa party Mon day at 8 p. m. In the grange hall. Member and famlllea are urged to Join Uie party an there will be a program with Banta ciaus ano treat for the kiddles. Holiday Trip Mm. Lee Button left for San llernardlno Friday eve nlng to spend the holidays with her daughter. Mrs. K. L. uurkliarl ana family, and with her mother In Ontario. She will atop In Vallejo en route to visit another daughter. Christmas Program The Union Gospel mission bunduy school will present special unrisimiia progrum at 7:30 p. in. Bunduy, followed by a brief sermon by the puslor, Mrs. O. M. Tlmms. Her subject will be, Ood Prepared a Olfl for Ua." bun- duy school will be at 10 a, m. and wnra bin service at 11 a. n uunuuy. Wednesday prayer meetings are held ut 7:30 p. m. The mission is locuiea at 301 Commerolttl. Church Opening The Church of Clod will hold Its opening at Its new quarters, 37 Muln, with a worship service ut 11 a. m. Hiiinlay. At 7:40 p. in. Bunduy through Wed nesday, thure will be evuugellstlo services. III chnrge lire Mr. and Mrs. John West, Horvlccs wcro previously held ut the fairgrounds. Arrive Homo Jack Ward, Junior student at the University of Oregon, arrived home Friday night from Eu gene to spend the holidays wllh his parents, Mr. and Mm. J. W. Ward, M4 Torrey. Jack's cousin, Dule Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Davis, 418 N, Bill, Is home from Oregon Btute collego at Corvnllls where he Is a sophomore student. Dale arrived Thursday night. Home Frnm Hehool Carolyn Avery, daughter of Mrs. Put Hogue o? this city. Is home for the holidays from Armstrongs Business college In Herkclcy. Carolyn Is assisting this week In the tax office. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stuart. Patty and Evan of Kellogg, la., are spending the holidays at Uie 11. II. Ilrown and Alvln Urcncman home here. HIKAK FOODS III Europe and Asia, varieties of flower are utlllud for food pur pose. It Is not rare to hear of gerunlum soup, shrub cakes, boiled Illy, violet preserves, candled jas mine, or rose dessert In these part of the world. PHONE your Fuller Dealer When yen mod Howtohold' or Personal Broths u telephone the number below. Most vale for yoer money. Prompt Service. CI.F.M JOYKR 1435 Martin Phone 8877 SA Sunday Program Set The Bulvutloii Army Bunduy school will huve It annual Christ- inn progrum on Bunduy, December 31, at 7:30 p. m. In the citadel at 400 Klnmuth. The progrum will consist of carols, vocul numbers by Mrs. IJert Wilcox and Mrs. Dick Cedes, a Christina greeting by a basketful of polnsettlus, represented by the prlmiiry class, a playlet, "The Bud Dwarf," by the juniors, and a pageiiui of the Christ mas story by the Intermediate class. At the end of the progrum Bnnta Cluus will come with gift and goodies for all Bunduy school member. Salvation Army To Give Yule Treats Christmas treats will be the muln event tonight ut the Bulvutloii Army for the Boys club. The Hoys club will be open at 7 p. m. for nil regular members. A playtime will precede the giving of treats. The club Is open for all boy from 3:30 to 5 p. m. In the afternoon. except Bunduy, and from 8:30 to 9 p. m. on Monday, Thursday and Saturday evening. "Hello Sania" Program To Be Launched Tomorrow Tomorrow, Bunduy, start the big three-day period of activity fur the Junior chamber of commerce whose member will play Santa Glaus to the community. Tho "Hello San tu" program starts Sunday at 4 p. m. and continues through Tuesday night. Hours each night at 4 to 8 p. m., and Bnnta will answer the following numbers, BHD, 8118 and 8110. Children an Invited to call In their Chrlstmu wishes. Also on Bunduy night the enroling program will be Inaugurated for the first of the three-night schedule with special emphasis on hospltuls. The Judges In the Christmas out door lighting progrum will start on their rounds Bunduy night and ex pect to complete their work Monday night. Tho big event and wind - up of Juycee holiday efforts, is the com munity Christmas tree on Modoc field Tucsduy night. The Methodist church choir will sing carol and there will be other program features concluding with the distribution of sacks of candy to the children by Santa Cluus, Awurd- In the Christ- mr i lighting contcr will be made at the tree to which the publlo 1 In vited. The program I tinted for 7:30 p. m, sharp and I expected to last a full hour. Sheep first were Introduced Into America In 1800. being brought to Virginia from England. M 24 HOUR SERVICE for Top Quality Heating Oils Dependable) Check and Fill Service . Lary Goerget BASIN OIL CO. 1338 Klamath (Former Location M. A M. Market) Office Phone 6608 Nli hi. Sunday. 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