ON DAY, MARCH 29, 1948
HERALD AND MEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE NINI
Chiloquin
Tilt aeiilur IiIkIi aelineil lliilrnln
(mm Clilluquln who took part In ilia
ill il V Mironi feallvul (jii Tllilineli.y
nt Henley liluli arliciul iicTiliiiiiliiteel
leetal of XI puUita. which piece rcl
lliem UHiU In competition. Three
polnla were, ylvrn lir excellent, two
fur diprrliir unci one fu- third rank
luii. Local aturlrnla aciucil an tnl
lovva: Ann McKell. 'J In almy lellinK,
J In liuiiiorcim: (llllln IIiiiiiiIkiiii, 3
In radio apeaklua; Vlrwliilu Hlieuey
mid Jottll l.(KMlry, 3 each fnr piirliy
rcuclltui; Wlldatl lmlry. J in hmii
nroua; jack Jhrn, J In exlcmpor
anemia; Jritn McKell, I In iprcial
rnillu: Joe Mull. 1 In iiltir-ellniirr
lrukllia. Illll Wnllllrr unci Jack
Jtinrn. the affirmative triiiii In le
hair, placet! II poluta, unci the ncita
live, rcprerientett by Wilfred l,no
Iry unci Jew Hull, niacin I.
I .nut Krlilay'a feMlyal Inr Junior
liluh alutlcnta found C'lillnuulh In
fourth place amotiK eiichl acliooln
c mpcllrui, tha IikoI ill chip IiiiUiik
n point, earned lollnwa: Ken
Mlllrr. 9 111 oratory mill 2 In rndlo
IH-nkliiu: Dot Neiliuin, 1 In ruillo
Httfuklim. 2 In nnnouncinii: JoAiiue
Hlnemore, 3 In humnrouii mid 1 In
tory lelllnii: llolierl Oalea, 3 in
liuiiHiriiUN; lllcnn llricrcH'k. I In
tnry trlllnii: I'liiutlette I'limrm. 1
(cir poetry rrndlnn and I (or choral
nwillliw.
AinmlM-llr Hiiliiinrr la In a Kluin
atli Folia hospital aulfcilhu from a
broken alumldrr received In a car
t'ddrnt laat week.
Vernon Norvul and Im mi, Dill,
t04ik In (ho fluaU of Ihr mate "A"
uaikrtllllll tourruirurhl In Eugene
hul Hiituiiluy rvrnlnK.
Mr. and Mia. CllnUin Nanli are
In 1'urllaiid Uil work cm buainnu.
Tho heaviest anow atorm of Uio
year uu Tucaday unva Cliiloetjuiu
achool alutlrnla an Uhwlicelulctf va
rallun. Clajwtca rctainied Hulurduy
imiriiinii but Wcie diiiniurd attain
ThuraUay afternoon lor an KciAirr
vacation which will and nrxl Tun
day morning.
Cuucert llrket-holrleri were In
Klaiiruln Pall WrOncMluy nucnt to
hrar Uto tluu-plaiilcvla. Appletou mid
Meld, in Uta lual concert ul Uie ara-aon.
" Ilia Llllla HeU rkhuol 11hum." a
one-act piny, la urllia given aoon by
the eiiihtli urado In a program put
on by Uie diniim club ul CMM. I'lirln
am brinii coal aa followa: Trachrr
Mary llroruon. Jatquclyit Hhurey;
Mr. and Mia. I'ortcr Wotdrn fcttKa
man and Joanne Keyaor; twini,
Hy Kelly and Claudrtte Parazoo;
touifhle, alee(y and tubby aludrnta
by Kobrrt Jackoon, Konnte llatlirld
and Hobble David; Mnylxrry flut
ter. Johnny Unlvr: Marlnold Tulbot,
Uelty Baldwin ; KUa Hchmldl. Mary
Jo Uravea; Teule, Dorothy Krn
nlnton, and two part ycl to w
cut.
Mr. Uerlln llrrlngrn at Srattlr.
Wajih. ha tcni thta week with her
dauuhtcr and (umily. Mr. and Mrs.
quince lluell and Pat Mhe will vlult
(or aeveral dnya In Klainnlh Falli
with a ann before returniim to
Waahlniiton.
Mr, qiilnc llurll wu (n jt (Mr
tceldenl laat week on the Icy cornrr
Jeadlng aouth out of town. Bhe uf
irrod ahock and brubea but no aeri
eun Injury.
The Kmlern Star lield a rlau In
atructlon meeting at the Maaonic
hall on Wedneaday nliilii at which
Mr. lima Thmn of Coltnife Ornve,
aaoclale grand matron of the Male,
wa In rharse. A pothirk dinner pre
ceded the mrctlmr. Several sueM
(rom Klamath Kail were present.
Mra. Ijiwrrnce Myera wna feted at
aurprlne birthday party klven at
lh Myera homo near Williamson
Hlver Thuraday evening. Altendlng
were Mr. and Mra. Sam Hay, Mr.
and Mr, l-ronard Bartell. Rev. and
Mra. llrtrlry. Zeller, Ulll Zeller and
Itev. Janie Zeller.
Tlie Chiloquin unit of the home
exlenalon ervire will meet Thura
day. April I, from 10 until 7 at the
home of Mra. Earl Hall for a' demon
atrallon of (nrelun food given by
the hoaleiu and Mra. Cyril Cook.
Merrill
Mi. Jitmea lliuiliihiiw entertained
lli Kilcn.li.hlp miiuibei at her
home Munii 1. Mrmiii'ia preaenl
wein Mia. Ilninnr rielila, Mra. John
McNeill, Mr. J. W. lleeder, Mr.
Ivan lcenblce mid Mr. Ituiocell Al
len. A liitnilkeniilef liower wna held
tor Mr. tJnoiue Mlcheulla, who hu
moved to I'rlnevllle.
Women of the Moono punncired
a caul pmly Hulurduy, Marc h ao, ut
the home nf Mr. unci Mr. Hurry
Hundley. Heven table of pluoehle
were In piny with Jnck Itntllff Hr.
winning high tor men; J. W. iterder,
men low; U.iiimi lieublce, high
for women, and Dorrl Wlneburger,
low. Joe Mle.uk received truvellug
awurd. A potluck upier waa en
joyed nl midnight.
Promt were Mr. and Mr. Jnmea
lliudMiuw, Mr. and Mr. Jack Hut
llff, Mr. and Mra. John Haley and
Itoinile, Mr. and Mr, Hilury Wine
baiger, Mr. and Mr. Clarence
Hundley, Mr. and Mra. Ivan Iren.
bice, Mr. and Mr J. W. lleeder and i
j llc iclc nci Iteeder, Mr. and Mr. Mile,
Hmllh, Mr. and Mra. Ituy Van '
Meter, Mr. and Mm. Oeorgo Wll- i
llumii. Mr. and Mra. Joe Hlewik. Mr.
and Mr. Dun (lenney, Mr. and Mr.
Wilbur Nine, Mr. and Mra. Jack
Aclnma. Mra. C.'harlr Kilwnrd and '
the boat. Mr. and Mr. Harry I
Hundley. 'Hie next curd purly will
be ut the home of Mr. and Mr.
(Icorge Wllllum of Henley on
April 3.
Women of the Mooice, Merrill
chapter No. 18, and I-oynl Order of
Mocme No. 30 held a Joint Initiation
of candidate nt the Murrh 10 meet
ing with the Women of the Moose ,
Inillullng the follnwlug, l.urena Mn
lonry, Huby Klger. Huby Kerguon,
DeKlta l,ik, Orallne Muklmorr.
June De euro, Mnrgnret Buren.
Hylvla Hlnng, Violet Aberernmbip,
Verba Long, ollie McMurtrey and
Hull. Htlftnker.
Tho h.kIiiI aervlre committee held
It chapter night program wllh Jim
and Dovla Iteeder who recently vla
Ited Moonehaven, giving Intereallng
talk.
Mr. and Mra. Ray Aubrey were
presented at tho altar and wel
comed buck. They recently returned
here, having disposed of their prop
erty near Monument. At the close
at the aesaion refreshments were
erve, from tables stressing the Ht
Patrick theme. The Camp fire
tllrls. sponsored by the College of
Hegent committee, decorated the
table.
Mr. Jnck llurrlaon. Mr, Luwsoti
and son hnvo gone Ut Arkansaa 'o
visit her piirciils, Mr, and Mr. Karl
lln wi'r. They will lny In Arkan
miih until lln-y run Join I.uwson.
who hu ii'-i'iillsled In the army and
la not tiitllrd yet,
Mr. and Mr. Klmer Oarey r
turned home March 11 afler spend
Iiik ii Week In Ouklnnd on busluesa.
Mr. and Ml. Hnrry Ohenc-huln
were busliies visitor In Klamath
I'll II Friday.
Mr. and Mr. Waller Elllngnon of
Ivory Pino have hud a their guest
Waller mother, Mra. C. P. Klllrm
son of Northhome, Minn. Mra. Kl
lliigson led Hundley afler month
visit here to visit In California be
fore returning to her home.
Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Carlisle and
son, Alan, of Wcstwood, Calif.,
spent the week-end here visiting
Mra Carlisle' mother, Mr. O. O.
Protsmnn.
W. C. Murr of I)el,uke hu rent
er! the fleiirhnrt garage from Rudy
Ashbaugh and plnrrs to open for
business at once. Murr'H family will
Join him here a koop a nchool 1
out nt IM.rike.
Mr. C. D. Ourrctl nnd son, Mike,
reiurned home 1'hursdny after
sivndlng the Inst two week n
Medford wllh Mr. Ourrelf daugh
tei, Mr. Itus Hmllh and family.
Mr. and Mra. Rudy Ashbaugh
nnd daughter. Owen, nf Mvrlle
Cceek. visited here Ruudny. Owen
Is on spring vncatlnn from achool
nl F.ugrne.
Mr. nnd Mra. Illll Ilccmlllnn of the
Home Clroiery aloro reiurned home
GOP't To Fill
Philly To Brim
PHII.ADKI.PHIA, Mnrch 20 111
Dr legiito to the republican nation
al convention opening June 'il, will
Like over virtually every first clan
hotel room In the city.
J. Konneth Bradley of Connecti
cut, who la In charge of convention
housing (iicllltles, suld yesterday
tho delegate will be houed In ome
2b Phlludelphlu holds. Visitors will
lie assigned tr amuller hotel, prl
vuto home and nearby communi
ties. ApproxIrrMlely 8,000 OOP offl
clul nnd delegate are expected to
the conclnva.
The assignment by tate In
clude; Oregon; Penn - Hheraton,
Normandle. Drake; Wnshlngton'
Penn - Kliernt'in, Wnrburtnn, Rlt
Cirlton; Alnska: Kssex, Whlttler.
Hunduy after a week vacation.
He ine of the time Uie Hamilton
pent on the const nnd also visited
relative In Phoenix, Ore.
Blv
Mr. and Mr. Monte dine left
Wednesday fr a two .-, v,r..
! lion. They plan to spend the time
in nan rranrineo.
Mr. and Mr. Jen Beml and
children are again at home alter
pending ome time at Emmltt.
Ida., with relative.
Marvin Oordon r.iopped here a
hurt while Monday evening. He
formerly made his home hero but
la now living In Idaho.
Mr. and Mr. Buck Knesa and
daughter. Vickie. Mr. Clark Ah.
I butt and Mrs. Herbert Hadley were
nusines visitor In Klnmalh Fall
Friday.
Yvonna Slonebraker. who I t
t'ndlng Southern Oregon college at
Afhland. arrived home Wednesday
to spend the remaining part of the
week wllh her parent. Mr. and
Mra W. Htonebraker.
Mr. and Mr. Vern Davl an.1
son, who have made their home
t ere for aeveral year, led lat week
fo' Arkansaa.
Mra. Joe I-awsnn and small son,
Joe l.ynn of Klamath Fall, visited
eurly this month with her lster.
Mac For Prexy
jares Meet
Delegc
MII.WAUKiei!, Wl.. March J7
fP) MncArlhur for president dele
gate from 20 stoics met here to
day to form an active national
group to promote Uie general
candidacy.
The group hope to unite the
MacArthur movement throughout
tho country and atart nt lenst 1000
MacArthur rluba before the re
publican llutlemnl convention, sulci
Lansing A. Hnyt. national chnlr-
man of the MacArthur club.
SAKiON
American
Legion
Regular
Meetings
1st and 3rd Tuesday. 11:00
p. m. Veteran Mrmorlal
Itldi.. 4th and Klamath.
Club Rooms
2I Main., next to Wlll.rd
hotel. Open dally noon to
midnight, except Hunday
2:00 to 11:00 p. m.
For Legionnaires
and Guests
See the KUHS Student Body Play
"The Black Flamingo"
A 3-Acr play of French Revolutionary Days
proiented by the School Drama Dept.
rieelicrecl UM In rlihl. OB tha bstrsny, Jna npmfltko s the nrlfsll nsh
rlsit, rrsnrnls tie I.ccccrrp fin tlc sl.ilrwsy. Ilsrneein HnctwlieR, rnsrlnllicl
Mini, I'eipn. nleilll Sialics Krleks, t'lnlllclni llei.rm.r) PavH, Msetsrnt
llndleri Jim I'rlsineici, Feline nnelliri ( y Nwrnccc, Kicsncs rto l.ciinscl t-sroy
Ovsrsn, Irltsncli horollin (iaiitlll, Dlanai noh Mshoimy, nurln.
Thursday. April 1
KUHS Auditorium 8:00 p.m.
Admission Adulu 75e, Sfudonft 40e
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