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PRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE SEVEN A. CHURCH NEWS Rev. Tweet Moves Here Hi-v. Irvlu Twi'i't of llruili I'rnlrlr, Wni.li., lum m i I'plr'it a mil til Ih'i'miiih luiiliir Hi thr Kliimulh l.ullirrun iliiiirli, Cnm mill CitmpiiI. Id'v. Twi'rt In i'Xii'i'U'il lo urrlve tniiirlluin In lulu Muy. Mr nui-cciuln lllfl Hvv. H. M. 'I'lilMlrnn, who rfl rrtiily Ihtiuimi iiii,lur of (he KJrlil bfiK I.iiIIiitiiii rhiurli In Huxley, In. t cuipoi iry imMiir ol Kliuniilli l.lHllt'r,itl In llii Iti'V. II. J. TllHic, ivlm vtlll lir In Ilic pulilt it It Itrv. 1'wrrl Itnlvrh. Itrv. 'l'llfil i'J firrllliill til Ik Hllllllliy iiinriiliiK nl II o'i'liirk will l on tho lliiinf, "HrikliiK Urn ClirM." Tlin ii'tilnr iliiil. will mnu tliv iinllii'in, My (lull mill I'lillirr Wtille 1 Hlriiy," hv (I. W. Muii.U'll. Mm. A. II. Drill inn will lir ul 1 1 if iiikiiii. Hiiiiiluy m l mill mill llllilr Hum inri'tn ill ll:4li u in. duiuM fur nil KUin illi! nllrirll. Fifth Lenten Service Set "The Kniiniliitliiii nt Our Kullli" Kill lir thr Ari'itmti tuplr of Vlrtur A. Hi liulr, imnlnr "f llio Zlou Luth rrnn chiirrh, lU-'U IIIkIi, In tlir rr mi ni r iiinriiliiK wurnlilii wrvlie brnln nlnii ul II oi'lix k thin Huiuluy. Holy -imiiminion will Iw rclrbrntrd In 1 1 1 in nrrvli c. Thr Huiuluy acluxil and Dibit cluu mrrl ut tin mtulur llinr, 8:44 . m. ru WriliirMlny rvrnlnii. Murch 10. Ihr llfth In u arrlri nf inltlwrck I rlilm M'l'Vlrr.l will be lirlil be Kill -uuiit ul B o i Iik k. "Jrinu on the way :o (inlitulhtt will br the topic ot tlio irriniin. on WrilniMluy rvrnlnii, following ihr nrrvli-e, Florrmo Ucly, Portland, mil mirt with llio young people ol thr Zlim l.tithrrm) church III the nlrrrau of the niitloiml convention f the Wnlthrr Irimuc, young pro Dlc'a omunlMttlon of the churrh, lo mi hrlil In Portlmul thin aummrr. A riirrtinl Invltutlun to attend thru irrvlrca 1 extrntlrd. Vouth Meet Ends Sunday Sunday U the Iml day of the i youth medium with "Uncle Win" 1 Jnhiuon at the Ftral Covenant churrh. KS Walnut. A Joint aea i Hon nf all the Hundny achool claaari 1 will be held from 10 lo II a. m. with "Uncle Win" bringing more of I tin Intrreelliig Iruona for young and i old. Johiuon will bring the mo 1 aagn and xiiul ulugliig at the 11 i a. m. woralup wrvlre. I The riming nervier of these arm I li en will be ut 7:30 Sunday evening and hn been ilrnlgnntrd a "Family Night" All boy mid girla who have been attending during the week art arkrd In bring their parent for Oil timing meeting Everybody ta Invited to come and meet "Uncle Win" and to eujoy the aervlce. Phillips To Give Sermon Continuing liln arrlra of arrmona on Uie pnniblra nf Jriu. the Rev. Victor Phillip announrra that liln 1 nrrmiin nubjrrt fnr the 11 o'clock 1 Htiiidiiy morning aervlce will be , "The Lost." Thr choir will aliur aperial muMc and the nervier will be broadcast i ovrr lullon KFI.W. The evening arrvlre will br at S o'clock. Rev. ' Phillip- will fprtik ngnln on the i "Hlx Ouya of DrMtny " Thru serv ices ut Ihr I'liM Methodist church, N. Illlh mid lliuh. , TI.e Church Kiiiiiluy school will i mrrl ut 1 S a. in. Youth and adult 1 i ln.vir-i will iniTt In Hie nnnctuary for n Ifi-minutc tlrvotltuml aervlce , brfnin going In I heir cluahra. The MrihiKliM Youth fellowship will men in the church pnrlora at H HO p. in. F.W.BERTRAM .nwixr.it Watch Repairing Church Of God Has Two Services . Two regular Hundny aervlce lire held euiii werk at the Church of C od. Tl Miiln. Morning aitrvlera are held ut II o'clock, with the arc ond aervlce ut 7:45 p. ni. Ilrglnnhiu WeilneMluy. Hie church will accept rinniitlona of clolhlug. bidding, fin nil tiro mill food to be diatrlbuled lo the nrrdy. Mr. and Mra. John Weat are In limine of the church. Church Builds New Ving Coiutrurtlnn begun on the rducu lloiiul building of the Flrnt llupllnt church, nth and Wu.thliigtnii atrrrla, Thuradiiy niornliig, Hucordlng to ml iiuuoiinccment by the pimtor, C. C. Drown. i TI.e. new cdui'iillniiiil wing uiljnln lug the auditorium wua rxlrnnlvely dmiingrd by lite fire luat Monthly morning. Coiitrm tor Joe A. Joncn exiiecta to have the wing rebuilt In about alx wrcka. The project hud Jual been flnl.'.hrd and wua rrudy for occupancy when the fire oc curred. ' The nirmbcrn hud douulcd part of the work during the winter. The church fcela that only Uie efficiency of the local fire drpurtmrut aavrd the inulii auditorium. While the oprnlng of the building will iieceaaurlly bn delayed aeveral werxa, plana lor tne nunnuy acnooi enlurgrinenl cnmpulgn, with Dr. E. II. Evana In charge, will go forward. Dr. "vana. with a corpn of trulnrd workera, will lend tho local church ll. a Bunduy atiiool training roil rue Murch 14 througli Marrh 19. Dr. ' una will apeak at both arrvlcea on March 14. New Boy Seoul- Troop Organized wwe II '1 A new orgunliatlnii of liny Heouta and Cub Hcouta, apoiiMired by the Flrat Baptlat church, under direc tion uf Frank Ward, Howard Rice, iearge Welch and Joe Ivy. Hcoutmaater la Howard F.arly and Cecil Mrl.rod la aaalitant acoulmaiter. Cheater Thomaa la the Cub eeoutmaater and haa four dena of youngatere. Communion At St. Paul's Numeroua npcclal arrvlcea have been arranged fot coming daya at Ht. Paula Kplacopal church. At ( a m. Sunday there will be celebra tion of the holy communion. With church arhool at 46 a m. and holy communion at the 11 a.m. worship aervlce when the rector. Rev. Fred erick C. Wlaarnbach. will give the termon. "Chriat, Ihe Ultimate Au thority." The Young People fellowahlp will meet at 6:30 p.m Ihe regular monthly meeting of the vettry of the church la being uiialponed one week, until Monday, March 15. Lenten aervicea will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wedneaday with a Lltuny aervlce followed by choir practice. The rector'a Lenten lecture will be given at 2 p.m. In the pariah houae. There will be celebration of the holy communion at 10 a.m. Friday. SEC Recommends $910,352 In Fees PORTLAND, Murch 5 (IV- The necurtllca and exchange commiaAlon haa recommended 1010,36a in feea and 133.(114 expciurs for trustees and altorneya In the reorganization of Portland Electric Power company. Thla wan about 1500.000 lt than the aumi requeued. The commis sion a recommendation waa placed before Estea Snedecor. apcclal master In bankruptcy, who will turn them over, together with his findings, to federal court for a final decision. t 3 Ji &?)t '5- f llaii'l rilrt (lh 'Thf I.AW." Nov )nr INCOME TAX RETURN arrar' NOW if N. J. Rosenbaum "lilVMoin "s"' Wllk J. W. aanarri TilFlea 1MI ar Rvvnlnaa hv Aapelnlmanl i Mm en'joyti,e Tzm I , V ln'A In 1 1 LDA'ua': 0F SCHENLEvS , 1 ! ! j e u a m-v. .. ;i: im. . at I mi a tut hi Kg OhM) IMH WbMlf K hNl.'U bM tfantral Vill. Ce). 191. Stkliki WiMtl tuf., 1,1,1. High School Bv MARY LOU t' CASE U21 Tonlght'a the night for the first part of the annunl music drpurt mrnt concert to be presented In the KUIIH audllorlum at B p. m. Under the aupervlftlon of Music Director Andrew Loney. the bund. Cllrla' Cllee club and ensembles from these two groups will present their pro gram. Long weeks nf practice lead up to these concerts, and they are really the cllmnx of the music year. For those who like to dance to their music, the Teen-Age club la sponsoring a dunce tonight at the Legion hall from to 11. A talent broadcast will be aired at 10 30 to 11 over KFJI. Upon Invitation from the Granta Puan ski club, the KU boys will par ticipate in a akl meet thin Sunday at 10 o'clock at Crater lnke. Hkiers from Mrdford and Ashland will also enter the races and contests. The main events will be downhill, slalom and cross-country races. Ar rmigcmenia are being made by Glenn Lorenr. president, and Paul Deller, adviser. Masque and Onvrl, the speech honorary, la scheduled to present a pay assembly to the students next Monday in activity period. Maudle Thompson, president of Mnsque and Gavel, In In charge of the program along with Dorothea Cogdlll. Muny sculora Uxik advantuge of the chance to luke a look around OVS tills afternoon, and made the trip up to the school. Permission from their teachers was the first re quirement, and many teachers ad vised the visit. Two seniors, Kuthe Huston and Cameron Stewart, have been chosen by a committee of faculty and radio personnel, to mntch their wits In a quia tournament. They will compete with seniors from the neighboring schools, Malln. Dorrla. and such. The first round will be broadcast over KFJI, March 9. Cameron and Ruthe are both well qualified to represent KU with the "smartlea," a they have done out standing scholastic work through out high school. Cameron la saluta torlan with a grade average of 1.212 and Ruthe ranks 7th In the class wjth a 1.515 average. Public Shooting Held . Embarrassing PEIPINO. March t lP- Manchu born Princess Yoshlko Kawashlma. sentenced to die for espionage, said Lday she would be "greatly em barrassed" If executed In public. She asked to be shot in private and without fnnfare. The princess wan called the "Mat Hart of Asia" at her trial last fall. She said she did not want to be shot at Pelpmga Bridge of Heaven a spacious plaza between the Alta. of Heaven and the Temple of Heaven, a favorite sightseeing spot. "Only real traitors and other criminals are usually shot there," the princess told her lawyer. Grand National Show Slated The Junior Grand National, an nual livestock classic for Western youth, will be held In San Fran cisco's huge Cow Palace March 20 to 25. It Is expected to attract around 1000 FFA and 4-H club boys and girls with 2500 head of livestock. The six daya of livestock exhibition, Judging, auction sale and a spec tacular Centennial arena pageant are expected to attract 50,000 urban dweller to the exposition. Sheep shearing will be a full scale contest thl year, sponsored by the California Wool Growers' as sociation and will be open to all youngster exhibiting livestock. This contest Is scheduled dally just be fore the pageant. An electric sheep shearing outfit will be awarded to both the FFA and 4-H club cham pion. Portland Slates School Tax Vote PORTLAND. March t iPt Two school tax levy measures will be on the ballot for Portland voters at the primary election May 21. The school board decided last night to submit to voter a proposed J 1.700,000 special levy for main tenance arid operation of the schools. A week earlier they decided to put on the ballot a proposed 10-year levy of $2,500,000 for construction nd repair of buildings. When railing the .Monlque Beauty Shop, 8'iflO, for your appointment, ark about a facial. They're delight ful! I'pstaira in the Town Shop. DON'T LET AMATEUR'S Damage Your Brake System Sec Oar Specialist Today BURNESS MOTORS Sth and Walnut We ore definitely OPEN for BUSINESS despite construction crews work ing throughout the store. Iv JLi&XO W "Ma. " a. - r JT Via.. I tuiJcb iMk 1 IN MEN'S Suits for Easter HAVE ARRIVED! We Invite Your Inspection A. w V 39.50 to 95.00 Here ore suits to give you that top-of-the-morning feeling that comes from being correctly, yet not too obviously well-dressed. You'll find a style that does a lot for you . . . among the many fine fabrics we're featuring for spring. Regulars, longs, shorts and stouts. SUITS From the Following Famous Clothing Houses.. FASHION PARK SCHLOSS GRIFFON BERKELEY SQUARE CURLEE 733 MAIN ST. PHONE 3463 DP Study To Be Made Soon SALEM, March S P Governor John H. Hall aald today he would appoint a commlaaion to determine how many European displaced per mm Oregon could support. The committee will ask church, farm, labor and women's oritaniza tlons how many refuxeea they could house and find Jobs for. Result of the survey will be aent to Oregon representatives in congress. The governor said "We have to take care of our own people first," adding that the state's own economy must be considered. He said It wouldn't be right to have refugees take Jobs away from Oregon resident. Father Alculn Hcibel, Portland, who called on the governor, said congress will do nothing about the displaced persons in Europe unless Americans make it known they have Jobs and housing for thousands of refugees. V. Linkenbach Dies At 86 William Linkenbach. 86-year-old former Klamath Palls resident, but for the last 12 years making his home at Sumner, near Coos Bay, Ore., died suddenly shortly after dinner last night, according to word received here. Mr, Linkenbach haa been residing with a daughter, Mrs. Walter Phillips of Sumner. Final rite will be held Monday at 1:30 p. m. from the Whltlock chapel with Interment In Klamath Memorial park. Mr. Linkenbach was born July 9. 1862, In Lawrence burg, Ind. His father was a veteran of the Civil War. The Linkenbach came here in 1907 from Los Angeles and Mr. Linkenbach followed the carpentry trade. He built many home In this section and handled much of the interior work of the Pelican theatre. Mrs. Linkenbach preceded her husband In death 25 years ago. Survivors Include two sons, Jack and Eugene of this city and one daughter, Mrs. Phillip of Bumner. There i one grandchild WHY WE SAY y UM X Umal n&AlT OF THE EART "Salt of Ihe earth" depicts any pcrnon v ho is loyal and true nil thai is good, generous and humane. In Matthew . (V-J2, 13), Chribt, add resiling those re viled and persecuted because of loyalty to Him, spoke, 'Rejoice and. be exceed ' inirlv elad: for fn-eat is vour reward in t Heaven Ye are the salt of the eartV Big Birthday Gift Is Big Surprise PORTLAND. March 5 iP The gift that arrived here for Sharon Fulton's fifth birthday looked quite large. Her mother, Mrs. Richard B. Ful ton, opened the present, which came from Oklahoma City, wnere an aunt lives. Inside were 16 bicycles. The bill for this obvious mistake was $195. "So when I called Oklahoma City to thank my sister." said Mrs. Ful ton, "I told her the 195 worth of cycles had arrived. I think what I heard on the other end of the phone was a dull thud." when fully dilated, the human eye has an area about 20 times as great as when contracted. 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