Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 16, 1948, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, ICB. 16, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE THREE WEATHER 1 NOIITIIKIIN t'Al.lr'l MINI A llnM.lv In hIiviii ittu th Willi lnw Unlit hlmwti IoiImv, ami iiaillr i-lnmly tmilNhl TiivailMy. I irnpi iilly full rl.rMlirm lii Amy, luiilKht mill 'I'iii-mIiiv Willi local iltiiriitli tntf aluii rii.l. l.llllr I'liaii III liiiitalili. (linUe nut I h w i-.tri hing riia-t. I. Mil ihiiiiKr III trntiti -liu i;hIIi inn thwr.lri ly wlml. nil cna.l, .iril tnmli-i ut iilllliwv.li ly Ihiv I 'uiif MriHlin Inn. WKHTMIN UimillN MiMlly t'lnllily Willi BlmwriB IiiiImv, fiillnwl liv mill til nltflil unit Tiir.ilHV I. Mil liiMIIKO III uiniiiiiiiiiii. iiimIi 4n tu no. Liiw imiukiii 40 tu 4n Kicli tn iium hiiimIiwukImi ly Wllllll tiff t'IIM.1, lllM-dlllllltf Mllll 1 1 IH I tV lull) I III mIki Ilium Mini Ini'i ml. lull tn nhI loir liihllit mid Tim.iliii-. I' i evil rital- llv wllul In t'lilunihlM Hiniir TuH'iImi-. tfAHTKIIN OH K( i IN t I'niilv III i.tllll ml inly I'lmiily In mil Ml Imtay Willi Whlly BrNllPiril mIkiHui. Orr.linil 1111 IwMlntilli III inilli Inlo Imliiy. ilwlliiH In niiillt 'I'llt-.ituy. I. MM i-liii III Iviiiiinatiir. Willi Mtlniliii'in lllkh lit 41 In OH. I.11W IiiiiIkIiI ll!) In 41. Krhcunuil -Klnlliulh C'llornl Ho ulrly member will rehearse UiiiIkIiI. Miuitliiy ul B o'clock in riHiin of KUIIH. Tim u roii I now wiuklnit un Urn uiiiiiiiil npiltiK concert, the ditto Ui be lllllliilllirril Inler. To miilit the membera will amrl work hill ull Uie ciilllalu, "I I If Lonesome Train." which In n nmn-4il liitrml ixirtriiyliiif Mir liln t( Abiiihiiiu Lin coln. Tin nullum Ir. well known to lnvrm ol uoikI intinlc mid hit it uni versal iiienl. Anyone lutrrrnlrcl In (iliiK iiiti'L In cunlliilly Invited to jUii the society nit there lire, open inn In the chimin. ('inner I'l'A - A r-iiil prournin In obnrrvtini'e of r'nuiiilrrn ltiy lui been planned tor the n-Kular IM A ineellnit ul L'uniicr IukiI 1-cbrimry III at 'i.M p. III. Mil. I ' Ml Muck will pcuk on the phyMi-nl cilucn Htm proiinun tor mother, Mm. Cecil Juniper will mint two aclce tlotui, unci nu lilitorlcnl sketch ol Ihe ountllitu ol the Ntitlouiil 1TA will lie reuil by Mr. Jiiinca II. Wilson, A nlver iiHcrum will be taken nt the conclusion of Ihe nieeimii. Alter wllllll rclrcsllllli-llt will be served. A cordial Invllnllolt In extellllrit to II mother mill member, to niteiul. Alii to Meet The Ijitlli-s All! ol tho Kliiinnth l.iitlierun church will meet 111 the church purlom Tues day, February 17. nt 8 p. in. There will bo a reiiillim on "What In Christian Nurture'" by Mr. Klln KIKer, coloreil llilc showing Uie WMM woik unit special Iiiumc. Tile elf tlenliil ullerintt will be received at Uil time. Mr. John Lloyd mid Mr. Kilna Woolllia will be on UlC committee, lor the ccniiui. hurukrr Itev. II. V. Nicholson will ieuk nt B p. Ul. Wednesday nt the Kirn Chiislliui church, spoil noted by the Klnmiith Council of Church Women. Hrv. Nicholson will tell the tnry of the distribution of 111 iioutn ahipiied from tills country for the nld of Infanta mid lulierculnr putlenta on the Uliind of Oklnnwn He will show alltlea Uken till Ilia vlalt there. The public la Imltctl. tinrtlen Club The Lost Itiver Ciunleu club will meet i'ui-.vUy, Kebrunry 'M. nt the home of Mra. Hrotl McKcmll-eo on Del Mnio atreet. Tlicro will be a talk on latulacapluE mid ahrubs. Drive North -Mr, mid Mi Hob Kim 1 1 mill aou Mli'linel, mid Mr mid Mm. II. W. I.cll.kc, nil of tho Cllen Court n itiimtiila, will leuvo Wetliieadny for n motor trip to Kvert'tt, W.mli. Tho Kotha will vlnll Mra. Koch'a piirenU, mid tho liltkea will aiiend li lew tlnya Willi Ihelr aou, l'oiiurtl mid fuinlly. They will bo voile iiIhjiiI ouo week, To Haleni Mnyor Ed Oaltuitlirf plana to leave WetliieHtlny for Haleni where he will Join Mia, Ualeuilorl, who hua been vlaltlnu relnllvea (hero for n few dayn. Thu Onlen durfa will return to tlnir home, &IU I'miflc Terrace, the followiiiK Mon tiny. Kuclea Aualllury -Member of the louden mixlllury will linvo a retiuliir meutlUK Tueailny at 8 p, in. In the lower I'OIC hall. Urlll teum membera mo uaked Ui wear drill team uniform aklrta mid while blouaea. (entertain ment mill refrenlimeuta will folluw tho ineellnii. VUltoraMia. louiae JoIuiho'I mid ami. Hoy, of oakliind, Citlif., were Klamalh Kalla vlaltora but week. The Johunona, former Klntn mh realtleiila, were eu route to Ar Hi i toil , Wnnli. While hero they vlnlted with the II. W. l,cU,ko fiiin I ly ut the Ulen Court npartmema ('amp Klre The executive board of the Camp fire Olrla will meet Tueulny nt tho chamber of com merce nt 1:ao p. in., to talk cvor buiilueM mntlera. lvalue Meeting There will be mecllnii of Die Huburbnn lenmie nt the home of Violet Vnnce of 4.110 Hlmatn way TueMlay. I.uniiieon will lie aerved nt ia:30, with enrda at 2 p. III. Kiiimilinatr- The Hchoolinntea club will meet Willi Mra J. If Cnrnnhnn nt ner home. 409 N. flth. Krldny nt 3 p. m. Auilllary The Amerlcnii Lenloll ntixlllnry will meet lor Initiation of new membera nt 8 p. m. Tueailny In the 1-enlon hull. K.itcnaliin IJnll-'lhe Klmmitli lull home exteualon unit wjll meet for an ull-day aeaalon lieKln nliili ul 1(1 u. m., Weilneailay, In the Klamath Lulheraii church. There will ho u Hjtluck luucht'oii ut ihhiii, Htibject ul the meelltiK will be "Tex tile I'aliillnit." Kveryoue nttendltiK It linked to brunt u amiill bruith, u ilealiin, u ruor blade, and aevernl nrtlt lea to palut. Adilllloiinl Infor million may be obtained by cnllliiif Mra. Kriink Lumbo or Mra. Mark Taylor. Ilohblea- Mra. Percy Cook will be hoaifiia to the Kalrliuveii home ex teualon unit ul her homo Weduea tluy ul II) 10 n in. There will ne a politick luncheon aerved nt noon. Thono ulteiitlliiK ahould brhiK any hobby -or craft they wiinl to work on and Ihere will be nn exchaiiKe of Valeullnea. IHeil Krlenda have received word r;f tho tleatli of Alfred Carlson, for merly of Klamath Kulln mid nn em ploye of the Weyerhaeuser Timber company, In Hllverton. Ilia widow, Louise, haa Kone Eaat to their for mer homo In Cloquet, Minn., where fltiul rites will be held. Movea III-Dr. Wayne McAlec I.ita moved Into hla new clinic ul ili(i:i Houth 0th atreet, ulthotiKh (li bullilliiK haa not been completely finished. Date for a formal ojten- Iiik of the new offices will lie set Inter. I Two Fire Calls Made Two calls lute Baturday lilnht had the city fire lutldlea hopphiK for a time, but neither ulunii wna of ma jor propoi llona. The Ural call waa to Beara Iloe buck where an uwrilnic on the Klam ath avenue aide of the bulldlnif waa burned. The blaze waa apparently ciiiij.cd by a carcleasly thrown clifnr etle. While the Ixiya were atlll on the first cull, another came In from the UalslKer Motor compuny'a used car lot, where a minor binge wan re ported In a cur on the lot. There wna no diilnune. Another fire, which nuide a bril liant iilow on the horizon south of town earlier Hiiturduy nlnht. waa merely burnliiif tulca on the banka of the Klnmnth river. The area la belnif burned off, preparatory to land reclamation. RC Drive Heads Named Special chairmen of the 1BIB fled Croaa campalkil which will bti under wny In Klumuth county ul an early dale, were mimed this week-end by Arlhur llelnhart, Rencrul chairman of the drive. IKinhart met with hla Kroup at the chamber of commerce and dlacuaacd orKUiiiutlon of work era. Darney Cuvunuugh will head the industrial division; Martin Putnam, realdentlal; Lloyd Low, special (tifta; Kred Ehlera, bualncaa; Torn Wll llama, publicity; ftev. David Harnett la chapter chairman; Mra. Krancna Palmer, executive aecrctary of the local chupter, and Kay Bummi-rvllle la reidonal repreaentatlve. Clyde Beard, Pacific area director Coiiimunlly Player The renular meeiiiiK of ihe Community Pluyera will be held Tuesday, 7:30 p. m ut the home of Mia. ClcorKo Hlllla, 810 Kldorado. An liitercntliur meeting I', planned nud all membera are usked to nltend. To IlllUlde Mra. Ethel Overson, I52U Dayton, wna moved to Hillside hospllnl by Professional Ambulance Hervlce Hundny afternoon for med ical care. ltetiirnaMra. Tony Nelma of 224.0 Eljerleln returned over Ihe weekend from Amity where ahe visited relnllvea. Minor Hurery R. P. Lien, re tired Hlvcrvlew district atore opera toi, had minor aurkcry Monday murnliiK at Hlhaldc hospital. In lllllftlileHamuel Acoata. Long Dell I. umber company employe nt Tennant, Calif , wna admitted to Hillside hospllnl Sunday and underwent major aurifcry Monday mornlnk. Uriel Trip Art KluK of Portland wua 111 Klnmnth Falls on a brief trip, Frldny and Baturday. Kxeeutive Hoard of the Women of Ihe Morse w,ll nr-et tonight at 7:30 In the Moose hail. J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Locution 308 North 7lh St, Phone 9348 Whcn p :., I Buying I 4.. , . ' a 1 ... z Diamond jfV' See Art Reinhort Over 20 Yeara in the Jeweliy llualnea Jewel and Gift Shop 8 a II Green Stamp 519 Main Phone 61G3 of chapter acrvlce, Ban Francisco, waa here to meet with the (roup ana explained the Kcd Croaa blood program and other activities of the organization. WENATCHEB. Feb. 18 MV-Mra. Murgnret A. Ifornn, 83, mother of Hep. Walt llonin, IK-Wanh.l, died yeHerday. 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