Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1948)
1 Herald anbifctos WnDNESDAY, JAN. 7, 1948 SEC. II PACE I Klamath People Get Word From Orient , LohK-awuilrd wind from Ihrlr duUKhler, Mary, now Mm Don Hnillll, win tviTlU'd n li'W dnyx ago by Mr. null Mm. Ili'rt 0. Tliimmii nf B'JH Purine Trrrnrn. Don mid Mury urn III Kabul, AlgluinlxUin, where tin linldx it ponltliin (Villi Miirrlxiin-Kuudiion Cniixlruutlun i:onimiiy. He rmit lumdllncx on linublr In mid ni'tiund Unit Hector made thrlr daugh ter's Irili'i' iloiiljly wHnime (or Hit Thomiinrx, Heel loin n( llir noln home la licr (iimlly tell ot Mnry'x Inlernxtliig Me In tm Oilcnl. "Oiit very liniiortmil ilnnu I haven t told you U tlml I received my (In plr o( liiiuu"KP 'ihry were III pertrrt condlllon rxifpl (or a minor thing r two mid I wui j tliklrd to urt thi'iii It wax ulnionl (Ive nionllin to dm diiy xlneo I led ; home Unit thry mrlvrd. I don't I remember whether or not I Wild yon j Mid-Week miiii; 1 1 Guest Speaker A xiieclsl guent xpniker will up peiir be(orc mrmberx of the Klum uth Falls Woman's Library cluo Monday, January IK. The meetlnii will be held In the city llbrnry club roomit Ht 3 o'clock. Mm. Mabel Hull, nupervlMir o( the ndopllon ill MMon n( the Hoyx' mid CllrUi" Aid i itnclriy nf Portland will be the uenl nlioul the dKflcullleri we've hnd with pcmimul luggage bcliiK pIKered uiion It arrival here, but we've really hnd a lime. They mill don't know whether it Imppriui on the bout, In the warrlmuMi m Kuruchl or between Kuimhl mid Kundiihur "Well, one dny they Uld tin nw luggage wax In ihe warrhuuxc in Kimdiilinr mid would lie neiit out on I truck the next dny Well, wo wall- eu nud wulted mid thought the ' truck hnd dot lint v. Inn we uot wird thnt It hud lipped over be tween here mid Knnduhur. Well. , , Hl),.,. nrt tllrw, Hint Will millitnl uie in.il nirnw. i could Juxl ee the broken fragments i ,,rB,er n( Olnlies mia rvrryuilllK rue mm us trngllr. At Hint lime, too, 1 didn't know tf everythlim wax In the boc or If Ihey were emply Krom pll(ernel. The llllck (Innlly wax tewed Into Knbul, unci we took Ihe boxen home mid oiwned them nil 'n one night. Ileheve It or not, there V.HMU one xlnglr dixit or glasx broken." ' Telllni! o( the wriithcr, Mury mhla, " t he went her turned cold here )ut ue(ore Ihe trunkx enmo mid I im rrrtnlnly Kind lo net nome winter rlothlnii We've hnd quite cold wcnlher ever Mine nud have (Hex iioliin nil Hie lime. We pur ilmxcd some conl brlqurttra mid t luiiie amount ot wihmI mid hope Ui keep wurm thlx winter. It tx very difficult lo del oil here to burn In Hove xo we boiiKhl little wood or conl itovcx (or the different rooms. "Another t h I n we Imvcn'l boiled any water Hint we drink (or the la.il (Ive momiix and we're all perfectly okay. We were careful to drink only the water that cornea (torn the Pnnhmnn river which has been Uatrd but oliier than that, we don't take any precaution! with the water." Mary completed her letter with word that thry ahould be home In torn yeara tf all goex well. Prevlouxly the ymmg Bmlthx were In Alaxka, and Mary added that when there 11 sloe weather In Kabul. "I xort of Has M after being In Alaxka (or to Joni. Friend may reach them by writ ten m care of the Morrlxon-Knud-een company. M-K Afghanlxtan, I Inc., Kabul, Afkhanlxtan. i 1' JsAtfo VeaGoodGid usep y v GET PAID PlEf-liY Money Our government says the world-wide short age of fats and oils is still serious. Help ease It . . . and help yourself. Turn in every drop of used fat . . and get to day's high pricesl YOUR USCD FATS AmtrUan Fnl SalvagCommlllM,tnc. Mri. Holt U t. it ru dilute of Herd rollfKr Httd nprnt iwo ymrn in the h-rhool of WM-lii) wrvlre admin. iriitlcm lit Uip UnlvtrMiy of OH riiKo, In nddltlon fthc tiutnrd for two ycurn at Bob Hobrrl unlvrr My In Chlcngri In pnyrhlfttrlc work. The iiMnkfT In a wrll-known Ire tui rr, and the pr'ncrnm promihra to be tif nfclnl IntrrrM Buffet Dinner rilllXJUIN Mri. Coia Crynial wax ho-ttexx at a ('hrlxtmiix Kve buffel dinner at her Wllllnm finer rnnrh. Ouexlx were Mr. and Mrx. Joe Jin 1 1 of fort Klnmulh Junction. Mr. and Mrx. Wade Crawtord and Cornlle. Mrx. Charlotte Mnyflrld and Patricia Cole, all of Klnmulh Kallx. Marie Ininll of Tulelnke. Dan 8ulllvan, Mr. and Mrx. Henry WolK. Mr. and Mrx. Ben Murphy and Bob Wampler. I J I -I . V , ' '' :.:, J! ; ',,'''')? T1"! : i "-- I I :- X . ; itir-' -v'-v,.,.. . .- J , WED AT the First Covenont church December 26, were Alice Eastman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eastmon of Klam ath Falls, and Shcibert Rhodus of Smith River, Calif. Vows were exchanged by candlelight at 7:30 in the evening. Jonex-Millcr. Reception CIllLOVfUIN Mix. Athel B. Itoxer Kuve a reception on Tuesday nllfht, December 30, from 8 to 10 o'clock at the (Jerry Wolff rexldence. In honor of Mrx. Itoxer'x dauxhter Undu, who recently announced her eiiKUKcmexit to Don Bmith, formerly ot Chlloquin but now of Corvalllx. ItecelvlHK Kuexta were Mrx. noser and her two duuKhtera, Linda and Lorna. The lace-covered table waa centered by a Chrlxtmas pol xettla and cryxlul cundelnbra holding tall red tuperx. I'rexldlnx at the silver coffee and tea xervlce wax Mrx. Wal ter Zlmmermiin, Mrx. Harold Mal lory, aunt ot the iiuext of honor, from Klamath Kallx, and Mrx. Lou Kelllxon served the Inrite cake, which wan decorated with polnxettlaa of frontline mid "Uood Wishes, Don and Linda." Bmall fuvorx which had been hand-palmed by the irucxt of honor and her mother were presented to the ifucxlx. Covers showed tiny blue birds on a branch. Inside wax the mcsxaKe, "June. Don and Linda." J clmrite of the duext book wax Ann MiKell. Assisting throughout the rooms were Jean McKcll. Mr. (Jerry Wolff and Mr. Charlex War ren. "O Holy NlKht" wax xunif by Ann McKcll and Ellda DeBortoll snnft "My Hero" and "Smlllnj ThrotiKh." Holiday twites AIvr dimming of tht city be CMne the brido ot Roy C. lUAWsler, uhx) ot Klamath Falls, in a New Ycar'if Day ceremony read in Reno. Nev. Afti;r ft few days In the Nevada city, the new Mr. and Mrs. HollUter returned by plane to Klamath Palis whr'ic they are at home. or Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Bishop A V, eycrhaeuhcr, vlAlted here be tveen the ChrlKtmaa and New Yffar holidays with her parem.s. She led Monday mom In? by plane to n)ort bark to Oak Knoll hospital, the United States naval hospital ut Oy k 1 a nd , Ca 1 1 1 or n I a . Mi. and Mrs. V. I. Whitney, (Patty Fleet i. are expected the firrt ol the week from Aberdeen, Wash. U .',,end several day with Patty's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Fleet of Lake.shore drive. : ' i V.- ' - V! L ....... .-W FAR FROM HOME ore Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Smith. Mrs. Smith is the former Mary Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert C. Thorr.os of 828 Pacific Terrace. The Smiths are in Kabul, Afghanistan, where he holds a position with a con struction firm. Entertained LANOELL VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle DeVau! entertained with a party at their home Ch.lxt max night. About 75 friends attend ed and enjoyed an evening of dancing. Rcfreshmentx were served late In the evening. . Mr. and Mrx. Martin Ramsby en tertained today at their home for Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Llvexley and Mr. and Mrx. Bob Drager, all of Salem, holiday visitors here. About 60 guest! were present. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE KNUOl.L NOW! EXPERT INSTRUCTION TKR.MS ON TI ITION Klamath Beauty School Phnne "tic No. Broad ASPIRIN AT ITS BEST Preferred by mll lionx, it's eo (ant puns dependable. World'x largeat eeller at 10c. Why erer accept less than the famous St. Joseph Aspirin guarantee of highest quality. StJoseph ASPIRIN lfmr ST. JOSEPH tSPIBIX FOR CHILOREM So eaiy lo five. No tablet break lnf necessary. They are made to meet cor rect child dosage needs. Easy to take. 50 tablets, 35c i " i . j Jonex-Millcr. 1 1 MX fei 4; m (1ft 111 " " u f I mm fa! Ilcaliliv! Delicious! II Crater Lake Grade T Pasteurized AND Crater Lake Grade T Homogenized VVji ill i In' THERE CAN BE NO FINER MILK THAN jSrl SnilARF THIS' PR0CESSEC IN 0NE 0F THE STATE'S L'lll I IJUHI.L OUTSTANDING PLANTS ... USING ALL f S&N' C L BOTT LE NEW AND VERY M0DERN EQUIPMENT, lWy$ A k ,JW . INSTALLED COMPLETELY SINCE THE WAR. s 1 T I t, a from your route man F'v x k : U SWT MY OR NEAREST DEALER J 1 f J and I -j f j ; jP Vonvvnlent ' w'' S. I vf . cPI 1 v ; ft I mnTTiTiiin &miR nrnirrimTi if M A few days' skiing was planned to climax Chrlxtmas vacation by Max Ine Li&key, daughter ot Mr. and Mrx. Dave LUkey. Maxlne, after a holiday visit home from Oregon State college nt Corvalllx, left Thursday night for Portland. There she wax Joined by Betty Decker of that city and the two will enjoy a winter outing at Mt. Hood until time to leave for cla-uex next Mon day. Holiday Affair HENLEY One of the many holi day gatherings was a Vuletlde party at the home of Mr. and Mn. Fred Beymer Jr. An evening of pinochle was enpoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dehllnger, 8ammy and Detbert; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beymer Sr., Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Short, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norrls, Mr. and Mrs. John Wallln and Mr. and Mrs. Beymer Jr. c 1 JANUARY CLEARANCE Boys' Wool Suit! Wool Blaiert Windproof Suits Two-Piece Jodhpur Sets Girls'- Wool Suits Two-Piec Jersey Suit Two-Piee Voluei to 10.98 SPENCER'S 619 Main Phone S497 4' c a job for 'Comfy'mA 'Mrriy'lhe MENTHOUTUM TWINS QvcJb MENTHOLATUM When head-cold misery makes you gasp for air, and nose feels raw and tender, reach for soothing Menthols turn and B-R-B-A-T-H-E! Mentholatum contains comfort ing Camphor and minty Menthol, two famous, fast-acting ingredi ents that help thin out thick mucus, reduce swelling, sooths cold-inflamed membranes. Soon soreness eases up, head starts to clear. Don't take head-cold misery lying down use Mentholatum. USt IEUEKEJ CHEST-COLD THHTNtSS, MSAl IMITATION N0 CMff IN8 JANUARY 2.99 3.99 4.99 Volues to 19.99 yofs to f Off oCifs i to i Off vk I I 7 fit I xt ' " V Slips Gowns - Robes Formals Formal Skirts - - - GREATLY REDUCED - SHOP 707 Main St. Just soy "Chorge it." Us our convenient loy-owoy plon.
