TUESDAY, FEB. 10, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVt
WEATHER
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lama tinlay, I'mlly i-liiutly tmiltflit anil
Wailnaatluy. ONilcr Imluy anil untight.
AMm iiihiii tiMntMlillva Illl In ilfl. Turn
fjaralillaa limlslit III In VI ilrgiraa.
hl.AMA'lll f'Al.t.H; 1'laailiig Itila va
tllltg. lirriiintliM fair li'lllglll ami Wail
Meailay. hlMli tmliiy 3U, luw Innlgltl fi.
hlgli Wntnraitay ;m
NOHI'IIKIIN I'Al.lt'OIINIA' Hllow flur
rlaa In Hlanaa ami aaliama itiiilltalil
iiiiiunlalna anil rlmnly In aati.ma auulli
Imlay; nlliaiwlaa fair Inilay, tnnlMliI ami
Wailnwailay i miliar 111 aulllll Innlalil,
Innilplala In flaali rtnrlhwvalrrly wllula
nil I'uaal.
'Intra lu IMrrl-'I hc four circles
ill the Wuiiiuh'm UiH'lcly of Chris
'linn Hervlre il the I'lrnl Mrtlwdlst
ctmi'ch will meet 'I'liui'tulay as lul
Until circle Willi Mm. Eldrrd
' IMil num. Hl.'nl llmiin; Km her circle
Willi Mrs. Ill iu u lllnklcy, 11115
Huron, will) Mrs. A. t. llnrker, as
simIiik; Mary circle Willi Mrs. J. 0.
'Html, 17 I'lne, ii ml Mrs. Wnlliuo
' L'crllnus will auMnt; Miuy circle III
(hp church parlors, and (ho Imst
rssrs will ua Mrs. HCcven Moss and
Mrs. Mnrvln Uiyiniiii, All circles
meet fur dessert l 1:30 p. m. mid
(lie buMiirss iiieelliiR will follow.
f Circle The Dorrus circle of the
Klrst I'rtwliylrrlan church will meet
'Jsmrnday nl 'Jib p. m. al the limne
f Mrs. I). Hhlrl. 74 l'lne. with Mrs.
W. II. Vlnn aa ro-hoMcus. Mrs.
Tlmr Newman will lend devotions
and roll cull will be rrsMindrd 10
with favorite scripture verses. Mrs.
(inude KeritUAim and Mrs. I,. IS.
, Emery will iw In rliiirue of the pro
Hi am.
, founder. Day -Mills PI' A will
bold a brief obHcrvnnre of Founders
Day, Wednesday at i p. in. Mrs.
Victor K O'Neill will be miest
speaker, llcfrenhiiiciils will be
served.
To I. .ike The Ray Dinmiuiii
f.uully of Klainnili Fulls drove to
tlirir cabin at Lake o' the WikkIs
Hunday but em-ounteied comlder
able fresh now.
On llualnras Mr. and Mrs. Hob
erl Campbell of Portland were here
nr. a combined biulnru and pleas
lire trip over the week-end. Camp-
' bell Is with (he fireman's Fund In-
"auranta company.
VUlla Family Oeorite Knoll, who
, i now employed In Roaebunt. sienl
tt.e week-end 111 Klamalh Falls with
his family.
In Hospital Utile McCormlck
of Keno, well-known rrsldrnt of that
section, had suruery at Hillside tins
Jillal this morning. He has been a
piitleut there for the past week.
Nuriery Paul Cury of Illy, an
employe of Ivory Pine company,
!had auri;cry Tuesday morning at
Hillside hospital. , y
f Ktudy (iruiin Members of the
Falrvlew sluily group will meet
,' Thursday at J p m. at (he home of
Mrs. Hush Haddock, IKS Wilford.
rillniereltrs The BtliiRereKes
a will hold a card party In the KO
I hall Thursday at 2 p. m. The public
J Is llivllrd.
I Tuesday Meetlni The Townsend
rlub will meet In the KC hall Turs-
day at R p. m.
Ralph's Mobil Service
fftsleS D.nlavy, Mgr.
Kpeclallst In
Molar Tunlni, Drake Hervlre.
Lubrlcallun
I lk A Klamalh Av. fhans Sltl
PINW0RT.1S
NOW CAN BE BEATEN
Tha diImHm of riD'Wormi tiav bwn
kiuiwn (ur nturlM, and million of !
tlmi ha sought a way to deal with till
gwt that live Iruiile tht human btxly.
TiKtar. thank to a irial, madlraltr
Timffnlifid druv blrhlr vflWtlva troaU
ntjinl has horn made (iMt. ThU drug (a
h vlUl InrrMlUnt In P-W, th I'ln-Worm
taMrU dwrloreU in Uw UlwraUirlas of Ur.
V. Jarn A Son.
Tha email. Mir-to-taka P-W Uhlrta arl
In a tpiftal war to rotnov I'm. Worms. So
don't auffrr with tha ambarraatini rn-Ul
llfh rauatl br thin Uffr prat. A (It your
druvvlil lor tMYNl't f-W aud fvUow Um
direct lima.
r-W moaoa PloWorn raliafl
f f. DOES COUGHING
RUIN YOUR SLEEP?
&3-WAY RELIEF!
Itetiirn Homo Mr. and Mrs. Percy
M in i ii y hikI (IniiKliturs, Marcelln and
Itostuniuy, and Mrs, Murray's sisters,
Mrs. V. M. Archer of Ixis AtiKeles,
and Mr, and Mrs. T. T. Mackle of
Him Finnclscu, relurued hers late
yesterday from Corvallls where they
iitumded services for Mrs. Helena
Haiidon ut Ht. Mury's church at B ill)
a. in. Monday. Mrs. Haiiilon, mother
of the three, died hero last week.
Mr. and Mia. Mackle continued on
to Han Francisco tills inornltiK and
Mrs. Archer Is remalnlnii for a short
lime at the Murray home. Itodney
Murray, student at Ormon Hiatc
collcite, Joined his family In Cor
vnllls. Ksrrullvr Hoard Conner PTA
rxecutlve board will meet- at 1 '10
p m. Wednesday. All room moth
ers, officers and committee chair
men are Invited. The mretluii will
be at the school. The PTA study
Kioup will meet at H p. m., Thurs
day at (he home of Mia. John Web
be I, 307 Lowell.
I.inirbemi Hojouruers will meet
il i no-hosless luncheon at 13:30
p. m. Wednesday at the Wlllard
hotel. There will be a business
meet Inn at I 41 p. m. All Interest
ed newcomers wlshlnit further In
foiinadon Are Invlled to call Mrs.
C. H. Housluti, telephone 7611.
Intprovliif Youiib Jackie Ixiwry,
who was critically Injured scverul
weeks alio wheti he was run over
by a lumber truck. Is regiorted Im
proving at his home In Pelican City.
Jackie Is the sci of Klmer Iiwry.
He was a patient for weeks at Klam
ath Valley hospltnl.
Kronomles Club Mrs. Edith
Wiard will be hostess at the Bhasta
View Home Economics club meeting
at her home, 70S Wlard, on Wednes
day at 8 p. m. All members are
timed to attend. Itefrcshmenla will
Ih served by the hostess.
t.enlrn Hervlre A mid-week
1 Allien service will be held this
Wednesday rvenliiR at the Zlon
Lutheran church, 102A Hlfh, be
Riniilng at 8 p. in. Rev, Victor A.
Hcliulxe, pastor, will stieak on the
loplr. "Seeklni! the Calvary Cross."
A cordial Invitation Is extended.
Rehearsal The first act of the
play, "Hhow-Off," will be rehearsed
tniilitht at 7:30 In the community
hull, Garden at Martin. The play
will be presented by the Community
Players sometime this spring.
I.AHItr Meeting The Ladles
auxiliary to the Brotherhood of
Hallroad Trainmen will meet Thurs
day at t p. m. In KC hall. Fallowing
lodge there will be entertainment
and refreshments.
Speakers For 4-H Leaders' Meeting
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Mrs. W. K. (llllrn, former home demonstration agent for Klamath
county, now with the state 4-11 rlub drparlmrnl, will be In Klamath
Falls Thursday to apruk at Hie el ill) leaders' training meeting. Cal .
Monroe of the agricultural extension service, Oregon Male college, will
also speak at the meeting.
(range Bhasta View grunge will
hold IU regular meeting at Hhaslu
school, Thtirsduy at 8 p. ni. All
mi mbers are itsked to bring a gur
nient of old clothing all wruppcd.
Also each member should bring a
Valentine for exchange.
Operation Ruth Hlemrns, coun
ty court secretary. Is In Portland
this week for a minor oierallon.
She Is exccled back home Thurs
day. From School Mark Ifitttan, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Al Milium. 2243
Huron, was nome for the past week
end from Ashland where he attends
Bouthern Oregon college.
Friendly Circle Orace Bock of
137 High will be hostess to the
Friendly circle on Thursday for
luncheon at 12:30 p. ni.
Attention, ex-navy men, here are
a few of the rates open for re
enllstment If you have been out over
00 days. Storekeeper, photographer,
aviation electrician, aviation ma
chinist, yeoman, aviation radioman.
In Hospital Friends of M. I.
Miller of 2M9 Wantland will be
Interested to know thai he Is rest
ing comfortably In a hospital In
Hitlcm. Mrs. Miller Is staying with
her daughter, Mrs. Maude Robert
son, In Eugene, while he Is In
Hiilem.
4-H Club
Meet Slated
Klamath county 4-H club leaders
will have an all-day training meet
ing Thursday with Mrs. Wlnnlficd
K. allien and Cal O. Monroe, as
sistant state club leaders, giving
help to the local leaders, Kninds A.
tiklnncr, club agent, said today.
The meeting will begin at 10 a. m.
at the Klamuth Lutheran church at
1176 Crescent.
Included on the program are spe
cial sessions for the agricultural
leaders with Monroe, and the home
economics session will be bundled by
Mrs. Gillcn. Mrs. Olllcn will be re
membered here as the home demon
stration agent until she left to be
In the slate club office last spring.
The leaders association will hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
same time. Business will Include
the appointment of a chairman for
the county spring fair and promo
tion of National 4-H club week,
March 1 to 7.
A potluck luncheon will be served
and coffee will be provided.
Hesttle Flight Faye Welch has
scheduled a flying trip to Scuttle
for a week to visit her sister, Mrs.
Mike Latta, the former Thclma
drizzle. "WM
Public Health
Meeting Held
An evaluation program to be used
In public health departments was
explained at a conference held In
Berkeley last week. Dr. Beth M.
Kerron, Klamath county public
health officer attended from here.
There were also representatives
from Alaska, British Columbia and
all Western states Including New
Mexico, Wyoming and Texas.
At the child care conference held
the latter part of the week In Ban
Francisco, care of premature In
fants was emphasized as was the
value of public health education.
HELP!
For driven who may be ritkinc every
thing they own I Let me tell you about
State Farm's more-auU'inurti'fer
your-monty plan . , ,
KM, N. COIN, Atnt
Thaalra Batldlng
fhona tin
ITATI FARM INSURANCf COMPANIIS
f laomlnfllan, llllnali
n WariVi larff Avfa l$tmn t.
Dr. Kerron met Bolvlg Erlckson,
former remedial teacher and child
guidance adviser In Klamath county
public schools. She Is studying for
her master's degree at the University
of California,
Hospital Ship
To Be Scrapped
ASTORIA, Feb. 10 P The re
floated surplus navy hospital ship
Refuge is to be towed today to Port
land for scrapping after being raised
from the mud at a municipal harbot
pier here.
James Bowler, port manager, snldj
an open sea cock was discovered alt.
er the vessel, which sank at tin
stern, was pumped out.
The ship, the former President
Oarfleld, settled Into the mud last
Thursday after being towed her
from Puget sound.
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