Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 02, 1948, Page 3, Image 3

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    FRIDAY, JAN. 2, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLfMATH FALLS; 'OREGON
PACE THREE
'CHURCH NEWS
Three To
Be Ordained
III keeping with the I'rrahytrrlim
practlin of entliiwlim laymen Willi
ecolrMimtlnil uiilliurlly, Kll JiiIiii
noli. David milliter unil Htrtlifii
Mother will be iinliilneil na lllllliii
rlilera Hi Uic Hiiniliiy iiidiiiIiiii wor
hip aarvli-e. lit II o'clock. Thfy will
anrvo III the local rowireiinlloi) (or
llirixi year leium, luklnii their place
brnlile 'i olhrr men wlio nil n body
will ciiiintllulr (lie mwiIuii of thr
church for IMH.
AL Die Kixim m'I'Uit, aoinn lb now
nieinuera will recrlyn liupllMii, con
firmation mid public, welcome by Uie
coiiurevatlon.
The aervlcn will Iw niiiMiiniimled
In Iho ouierviince nf I ho Hiimimrnl
(if llm Lord'n Htiiiprr. All C'lirlatlaua
lira Invlteil lo puilake of lite Oom
mtinloii. lucoriHirnli'd In the aervlce will be
li contralto nolo by Colleen Crcn-
well, entitled, "Anne, HIiIiii) for Thy
Mulit In Come," hy MacDermlcl, mid
tut milhriii by I lit choir, "O Lord
Mini Holy." by Cesar I'ranck. The
rliolr will bo conducted by Andrew
l.oney, with orunn accompaniment
by Mia. Cleorito Mclntyre.
'Another Year'
Sermon Topic
"Another Year" In Ihe aermon
Iheiun rhoaen by thn Key. H. M.
TopnrMi for the moiiiliiit wnritlilp ill
Kluinnlh Uillicruii chiirrh, Crow
mid G'rcdcent atrrrta The nenlor
chyjr will alms. "Rejoice, Ihe Uird l
KIUK." by Cocrnc. There will nlno be
n vocal duel, "My Tank," by Aah
ford, by I!. A Mellby mid L. K.
Tnylor.
The Hiindny m IiooI incetii nt U 4ft
a in. with (.'litaarii for nil nueii
from kindergarten to udiillii. New
puplU limy enroll Kl miy time.
The Mlrlmn circle will meet with
Mm. P. M. AiKierwin, 'i'MI Clunlen
TiiPMlny ut 1:110 p. in for dewier! to
bo followed by n program.
Klamath I.iitlicrnii church wlnlici
nil liuppy New Ycnr mid extendi
a corillul Invlliillon to allure It
worMilp mid work.
UN Ponders Fresh
Cease Fire Order
BATAVIA, Java, Jmm. 3 it'i-Tlie '
United Nullum good offices com- i
mlttne Win reported Uiduy to be pre.
paring miother proposal for effect
lull ceune fire order In ludoncnlu.
A well Informed Dutch kourci mud
Ihe new propojiiil wan drawn up
lifter mi "luiporliint" nieetluK lut
nlllhl bclwecn Dutch Premier Lotus
J. M. Heel n lid three Dutch to Ijln.-t
mcmbera.
The UN coliiliilLtrc'a ucweat pro
pomiU me expected to be hunded to
the Dulcli nnd Indonenlnn govern
ineniri tomorrow.
Twins Pose Big
Problem For Board j
HKADINCI. P Jmi. 2 M'i AJ-,
bright college tiudu't counted an
twlux when It pminlM-d a acholur-
nh:, lo llcrkfi comily'a firm 11118
bnby.
An a ri'Milt Ihe college hoard of .
Iruitcea uwd to koIvIiik things'
nendemic toduy luis a human in-
tcreat problem If not a technical
one.
'I wo boyM were born to Mr. and
Mm. Keiineih Iloiick of Heading, '
fa. The flint boy arrived at 11:41 ,
p. m December III -technically In- !
eligible tor the acholnr.nhlp. I fin twin i
brother arrived 30 seconds after 1847
became hlaUiry.
Dr. flarry Master president of i
Albright colleiie, aald the matter of i
Ihe acholurahlp would be placed be
fore the board of trU'leea.
! ClaMlfled Ad Bring Results 1 r
fJJT?ji HIAO COIDS I I I
1 X'lflftA CONTAOIOUST I I
A versatile elect V pencil (harp
ener la on the market. It will cut
a medium, fine or auper-ftne point,
on either AC or If The drafts
mun'i model sharpens only the
wood, by-panalng tin lead.
Anntttrl Yet, and they tpreud rapidly. Ho
at hrat aifi, put If rlropa, Penetro Noae
Drop, in M'h nonlril. 1'liey reliii wat
ery .low, and check mnmim that help
nprpffd InfeciKin. You brpatlM) eaaier.
NOSE
DROPS
PENETRD
New Year's
Communion
Pence M c m c i . a I Prenbytrrlan
church will obnerve the New Year
communion aervlce on Unuday, nt
the revulnr 11 o'cliM'k wornhlp aer
vlce. The paatnr. Hev. llimh T
Mltchelniore. will preach a New
Year'a Uuy arrinnn.
'Hie nurnery will Im conducted for
all nmnll children, lllble achool la at
a 45 a. ni . A. C. OImiii la auierin
tciident. lraded leaaoiu are pre
aentetl for all departmenta and
claaACfl.
Tlie Junior Chrlatlnn Kndenvor
nieela at i p. in. with Mra. fftiKh T.
Milchelmnre. auiierlnteiKieiil; Mra.
I, 1 Parker, aaalauuit. nnd Mary
Grace Greene, lender. HUma PI
Chrlatlnn Endeavor la at 0 p. m.
Choir nhriiraal la nt 7 p. m. All
mcetlnga are rtin.dny in the new
church bulldlitk-. 44UI 8. lh.
Yinter Speaks
To Evangelists
"The Piirnble of the Mnrrlnue
l-'enat" la the aublect. of Kviiimellat
(lua Winter a mornlnu mnrMixe thin
Muudiiy nt II n. m. nt the Church nf
Chilat. SJ05 Wnnllnnd. Evenlnii
le.iaon la at 7:30 on "The Comer-I returned loKCther.
ainn of Heriflun Paulua." found 'n
Acta 13:1-12.
lllble Mliool In nt 10 a. m. with
cliinnea for all mien. Wrdnendny
lllble attidy In at 7:30 p. m. A niecliil
Invitation la extended to vlnltora.
British Bride Sets
Production Pace
WOltCKflTKR. Mom., Jul! 3 iJ'l
The llrltlah bride of a World War
II veteran believe ahe 'made hta
tory" by hnvlni her aecond New
Year baby In a year.
The liitnnt. a boy. wan born to
?' "7, ' Habaloo
War Dead
Ruling Made
There are muny next ul kin of
V. ui I Wur II dccciucd who huve
twu or morn aonn intoned In tein
poinry ovcrneiia ceiiiet-i lcn, If theae
next of kin elect to have film! in
terment for their loved one in a
local community ol the United
L . Ua nnd dealre lo huvc their aona
returned hlmulliiueounly, the armed
aervlce will curry out their wlahe.
Till atnlcmeut wn made today by
l.l. Col. Vernon L. Lewi, chief,
American Knives rciflMralloll dlvl
alou, Auburn, Wunli.
"In tiiont cimen," Lewi nlnted.
"whi.i: n family hu.t bullered a
double lout, ihcir loved one urn in
ter! cd In ccmcterie many mile
npnrt. Bluce nil cemetcrie are not
eviieuuted almultitneouAly, their
loved one normally would not be
returned loiicthcr. When next of
kin dealre lo have them returned lo
their community ul the Mime tune,
ri'iiiiidlena of how many thouaitnu
of mile now aepariile them over
aeii. we will make the necenanry r
rniiucmeiit to carry out their
wlnhca."
Nexi of kin of World War II de
ceased who nre affected by till an
nouncement are ndvlned to write
Colonel Lewi. Auburn, Waah., informing-
him of their detailed de-nlrea.
IIONKVMOON
COI.UM1IU8, O.. Jan. 2 !. The
Wor- K"v'rllor ' 'Jhlo, the holiday hul-
auoaioeu. pnexeu ni Deal
Italian Girls
Await Action
NEW YORK, Jan. 3 i,lvKiiihtccn
European mrla. and the ex-aoldlera
they came here to marry, hopefully
awaited word today that President
Truman had Intervened in their
behalf.
The glrla mi! of them from
Italian Inwui throiiKh which Amer
ican Ola fouiiht their way four
year aio arrived at La Ouardta
field yeterdny, then spent a dreary
nla-ht at Ellin Island.
Immigration official! explained
the deadline for them to enter this
country, under a special act of con-
' gresa, wan December 31 midnight..
They were to be given a apeclal
hearing.
alter the birth of her- first aon
Mra. Soucy, the former Dorothy
Hmlth of Walsall, England, met
I her husband In a YMCA ennteen
In Kidderminster where lie wa
stationed with the women land
army. They were married In Wal
sall In 1S4S and the came lo the
United Slate 18 months ago.
Why Thousands of Doctor
Prtscrtbtd
PERWMU
8lDCMGtS
(CAUSED Vt COLDS)
MraTuniim acts af once. It not only
relieve such coughlnK but nlso
Iwwens up phleRin and mukes It
eaaicr to ralne. piaTOssm'"' Is
oe Mightv effective for old
and young! Pleasant tailing!
suit toduy nnd prepared to leave
for hi wedding nnd honeymoon.
Governor Thomn J. Herbert mid
I... . Mildred Stevenson will be
inurrled tomorrow at Indlunaixili.
GmndRelief
flOM INIFFIY, ITUPrY DIIHIIl O
Head Colds!
l WORK fAtT . . . glOHf C l
Inatantly relief from head cold dU
treu starti to come when you put a
little Vlckx Va-lro-nol In each noitrIL
And If used In time. Va-tro-nol abo
hrlin prepent many colds from devel
oping, f ollow direction In package.
VICKSVATRO-riOL
2a Ifou Know.
THAT
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
HAS PAID ITS DEPOSITORS
$488,667.26
IN THE PAST 13V2 YEARS?
Deposits made on or before the tenth of each month
draw interest for the full month. Funds deposited here
are put to work to build a better Klamath Country.
Accounts insured up to $5,000.00 by Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corporation.
Current Dividend 2 per annum.
TWENTY-SEVEN
ililff Consecutive Dividend Payments
First Federaluvings
AlLOAN ASSOCIATION
Htruk Chlckrn and
Hrufofid iJlnnrm
Open 6 p. m. (Ill 2 a, m.
' riiunr 7f80
First Church of Christ, Scientist
A kranrb af Ihf Malfctr S"'fc. ! rir.l f bnrrh f ( hrlil. arlcnllil
la Baatan. M.
10th and Waihlncton
Hervlcea: Sunday Hehool, 1I:M a, m.
Kunday Herrlee, 11:00 a. m.
U'edneaday Kveninf Meetini:. 8:00 o'clock.
Leuon-Sermon. Subject, January 4
, ' ; "GOD"
Christian Science Reading Room
1023 Main Ht.
RADIO BROADCAST
SATURDAY 5:15 P. M. KFJI
Subject', "Proof That Christian Science Heals"
IF YOU ENJOY A GOOD DANCE
the V.F.W. Invites YOU to
SATURDAY NITE
at the
Music by Bill Williams Sextet
Featuring. Voealiat Paul Swlfart and Kay Carlyle
Dancing 9 1 Adm. $1, Inc. Tax
r n wv inn
Inventory - r. Vi In Many
Stocks Must Go! Sovngs"!--
Departments!
1 lw
Save 33.29!
Regularly 199.95
.66
mm
16.67 Down. 12.00 per Month
Modern davenport and chair with beau
tifully carved walnut- panels and legs.
Well padded back with burton tufts to
prevent shifting of upholstery. Sisal and
staple cotton filled cushions. Smooth,
seamless balloon type fronts. Assorted
velour covers.
Ready-To-Paint
Bunk Beds
Now Only
lEvl "iTi&2 Re9, 19,95 I ft
aJjj !fZ& 1M Pown. 3.00 per Month'
iclrf'' Twice Ihe aleeplnf facilities In Ihe same apace!
kJjT Well made of klln-drjed Western cabinet wood.
I'ae ai twin bed, loo.
3-Pc. Metal Bed Outfit
A Combination Value
Platform Rocker
59.95 Value
49.88
Find rtloaollon In this platform
rockar, entirely tpring-fffled. Wal
nut flnlih hardwood froma. Win,
brut or btige figured lapeitry.
4.99 Down, 5.00 rer Month
5-Pieca Oak Dinette Set iqq
Fine Natural Finish. Reg. 89.95 O'tEa.y
(.49 Down, 6.00 per Mo. Terms
Rich looking yet price ifirfftyl Solid ook dineMe sot with beautifully
polished natural finish. 32x44-in. table with 10-in. leaf extension.
4 choirs wrlh red oflrfvciol leather seats.
Reg. 47.85 Now OO88
Bed, Spring, Mattress
Terml
3.99 Down, 5.00 per Month
Have this complete sleeping equipment for one low
dollar-saving price! Smartly styled semi-panel bed
of molded tubing, electrically welded for added
strength and beauty. 90-coil single deck helical
tied top spring; 50-lb. roll-edge felted mattress.
5-Pc. Oak Dinette Set," Reg. 79.95 59.88
Bookcase, Reg. 44.95 29.88
Lamp Table, Reg. 24.95 12.88
Lamp Table, Reg. 22.95 12.88
Plastic Table, Reg. 39.95 12.88
Planter Table, Reg. 22.95 14.88
Night Stand, Reg. 12.95 - 4.88
Unpointed Bar, 6-ft., Reg. 39.95 12.88
Hollywood Bed, Reg. 24.95 14.88
Pin-up Lamp, Reg. 3.98 V Price 1.96
Vanity Lamp, Reg. 4.49 Vi Price 2.24
Vanity Lamp, Reg. 2.98 Vi Price 1.49
(CllRi STOR! HOURS: 9 TO 5:30
jEh!( 133 s-8,h phoM 5,88
540 MAIN fTRllT'
L4 9WcJ-?4- qJhamsahu Ctyu&v