Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 31, 1948, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE FIVE WEATHER KI.AMAITI rAI.IJI ANII VII INI'IYi lniiaaaltta: iiumliitaaa w I III ahuwaia by availing, tinning id anna flutiiaa ml tlat-iaaaliia Imitaltl. Ttiuiatlay I ly flmiily with few allow ftilltlaa III mum. Ing. Mliiti IndHV ahmtl 41. jow ttlllltfilt 3.1 lllglt Tlmiailay i4 NllllTllrCHN I'Al.tl-llltNIA: Kalr to day anil Imitalit, lull high fitaalitt-aa along ritaal liinla.ltl anil Ttimailav inmii. llig Tlitiiaitay iMllly t'lnutl wllli light liimaia III aaliaitta north l.illla rlianaa III iiiiimiiii. atutlaiala iiuiltiwaat wlmU tilt t'uaal. WKHTMIN wlirtlON: t.'lriinlj Willi lie. I'aaliiMal llglil lulu tmlio null lumglil, iMfi'tituing tiatlly ttmttli Willi law allow ,a Thuiatlav lllgli 1HI lo fill In noitli anil Al o ml lit aotltli Ijiwa .'III III 44. Moilaiala Waal lit aoulhwval wliola to llai. iMit'oiiitfig iioiihwaal i'hittailay tAHl f:HN lllir.tiON I'allll' lioiltly ml waitoar Io,Im Ht-allaiatl altowata lit llitillt loitlght ami aoollt 'I'loiiatlav lllglta of 4n to mi today and 411 It, 011 Tlmiailay. Iiwa of ill lo M. Mlutlimary (irtiuii 'Mir? Kitltirytl Iltntllii MlMliutuiy aui'lety uf the i'eiit'ti Mi-tlliil'lul I'lrMiyteitiitl t-tllirrh m ill meet Kriiluy lit 10 'M u. in lit I he home tif Mm. Lawient'e. Blr of ilt'M Hitalllliliill. AMtilil( lmaleiuira tire Mrs. C- A. Yutmtf ntnl Mm. lluiili T, MIU'lM'lt r I'lli' Mllijrit will ue "Hirwiirdklilii" mill the vttirtl (ur mil (nil will be "Hliinit." Thr mriilliiK la lifinu lirlil a wrrk earlier tliiui llallul lo eom)lete llltllia (ur lilt! meeting ut tiie I'rrnliytety, I'rea byterlut unit WeMiuliiaier frilnwalitp April CI anil 14 at the tliiirt.li. i.oilifi Meeting Klnmath lKlue Nu. 4tiU, Vaati Orttrr of Aineriru, wilt llitltt 1U rriiitlwr lliretlliir Hlitttr llny In the lour hull. Following tile meeting" at aiirtixiiuately if p ill., Pete HeilUerif, will allow tnovlea taken on liia remit trip to Hwettell ami nUo ft film of Kiallmflt Kalla. After thr niovlra, relrea.ll Itienta will foe nerveil. AH member aiul lilriuta arr l unllully Invited. To Portland -Mrlvln W 0trom at mute I. Irtt Hunilny nmlit for IJnernbcrher hiiltal In Portland with hit yiiuin aon. l urry, who will ttnilrrtio inrtlirttt treatment there. Oittrom U an employe of Kpulrrnoti mill. On Camplm Trip The Hey T. C. Wlaarnbarh, paator of 8t. Paula Fplwnpal tiilirt'ti. left Mttmlav for Nevada on ft camtmiit trip. Hr will return In about 10 rtayi. Vlallura KiibU'I wi'vU-rml via lima at thi' lionm of Ml. mill Mia. John C. ;liulnirn, 'illl With, wrro thi'lr clnnictitnr. Kllr.iilwth clmlinrti, illnlliliiii nt Uitrnnt Veteran' hi, pltiil, Viiiii'iiiiver, Wiiah., mill their KIiiiiiIm.ii, Hilly Jiur. iM'yin ycnn old lut Wednt'Mluyi, miii of Mr. mid Mia. Huy Jiiim, fortliuid. 'I'he via Itora mine In I- riiiuy niitriiliiK iiiki returned Mondny iiihmi. The trip built wnya wn nmile by uulo bun, Mlmly (iroupa- Joint Intermit Hum! reliitloiia atuily utoupa of the Li'iiuue of Wcinieii Votera mid AAIIW will meet ut the home of Mra. J. P. Kim ball. 421 Jefferafin on 'i'htlrMliiy ut 1:44 p. m. I.iiwri-llre Hliitrr will tm Kiieal apeuker mid he will t ii Ik on (.'hum mid Indiu where he wna with the iirmy tntiiniiort cniiiiiiuiid. Iu. Iwiida of iiii iiibrra of the group me Invited. (onilltliin liooil 'Hie romlttlon of the twin ilsimhiera buin Ui Mr. mill Mra, Ktllieue J. Ori'-hiun of Ttlleluke ut Kliuimth Vitlley ho pllnl yealeriluy wna rewrtrd kikkI Uiiliiy. The little mrla hull a brother who expired, In IfiMipttitt -Uiiiuie Jiu-oliMiit. n-iiiouth-old ituiitchter of Mr niid Mra. Murvlli Jnroiutoli of t.'ottinfe Oiovr who fire here vialtliut ut the Mm tin home. MUNI Cotume, wit mliiilttrd to lllilslile hoitpltnl tiKlny for treutmeiit of severe cnne of flu. T I'tilversity Wesley HotiliiMiii. son of Mr. and Mra. Prrd 11 Itobiu aon. ilfiO Crearent. returned tmltty to Riiifeue mid the University of Oredon. to begin the apriint term. He has been in Kliuimth r'ulla the past week for sprlitK VAi-miim. PTA - Kremont ft A will meet 'riiuiMluy, April ft, ut a , 'Hi p. in.. In the aehiKil iitidttortuiu, i'riiiciptif Lowell Kutif wilt iettk on atund iiKll.iitlKii of Oretiou i:hw)l under the old reielveit from the biialt: titit, 'llic Kl'A board will meet ut 130 p. in. Attends Meeting Mr. mid Mra. Hum Hmltli left this week for I'ort liiiid where, they will spend aeyeral diiya. Hmllh, city rciret!on direc tor, will lilu-nd ti series of district rei'iTution meeiliiKs Ttitiritduy, eri duy mid eJuturdity. Ttiey will drive bark this week-end. Vislior-Mr. and Mis. ir. i. Uiirklund of Mlrmesoto, nd his son, Krne.it fluckhind, his wife, mid on, from Hlclituiifl, Wioih., were visitors nt the Asrl Uium home, 3844 Denver uvetiiie, Altiiuii,m, over the KmiUT llo!!!iiy. Meeting -Hie NAACP wilt liold a nieetlnic ut the cliHtnlier of eom merre Sntiirday at 7:.1f p. m fi liort of deleifuteji to the reloim! coiifereiiee In Sunt Atmeles will S heard mid tlie etvll rlifl.U dlseun sion will be continued. Hrrak a root Ftnrky Keller. rnnrhhitfid employed by l.lskey i brothers, was mlmltted to Hillside ! hiMpttnl hi 3:15 p. in. Tuesday fori treatment of n broken foot. I Mslarlft Wnller KetS, aiiffertrHr from mule mutftrta, was lulmitted to HillMile hospHiit Inle this mornliiK for treutmeiit. Travela Kaulh-The Hev. Cecil C. Ilrown, pastor of Die first Baptist ihurrh. left Holiday nluht for Hnuth ern California where he will attend a series of denominational Holiday school and mtsAiniiitry eunfereures. He will return sometime Huturduy. Return To Heliool Joan and Marilyn O'Neill, daughters of Mr. nd Mrs. Joseph C. O'Neill of Mon rlalre street, left rarlv till week to resume studies at the University of Oregon. Hllver Te 'I he ftiinuut silver tea of the Zlon Lutheran (jtdlrs Aid will be held Friday. Atirlt 9. t the home of Mra. T. W. Eberletn, 2S Hummers lane. Treatment - Pele Cnriiliil, 22'if S ; fltli. well-known Klamath resident mid father of Cllno Cnriiliil. res- j tnurmit ofierntor. Is receiving me dl cat rare at Hillside hospital. j I hurrh Group There will be , , general meeting of the Missionary aiH-tety of the First Baptist church ut 2 p. m Thursday. A program will follow the business session. Ciniinilttee There will be a meet- ' lug of the cltv cemetery committee : t the council chamber of the city hull ct 3:30 p. m. Thursday. j Kebekall l.odic Prosperity Re-la-kiih tialge will meet In the loop hull. ThtuaditV at II n nt aorf r.tl. i lowing the business meeting there will be refreshment, Tillotson Honored By Dinner Party MlU-hell Tlliolson, who la going up us it vice president of a major divi sion of one of the world's largest bunking institutions, wns honored by 60 of his friends ut a warm hearted farewell gathering In the Pelican purty room Tuesday night. The affair was siKmsored by the chumbcr of commerce, of which Tillotson had been a director and presHfent. TIMutaon ha been with the i'lrst NatioiiHl bunk here for 14 years, most if them as manager of the bunk which is a branch of the First Nittlonitt of PorUmitl. He 1 moving lo Portland a vice presi dent of the First National, which is affiliated with the Oiuimtiit Inter ests, Andrew M. Collier presided at the farewell dinner. He recalled that Tillotson came west to Paisley for his health in wn. moved Into Lake view a deputy sheriff and later as bank cashier, operated a news paper In Altunut, headed a bank ing lUM-ratlon there., and then moved to Klamath Fails at the request of the lute J. A. Oordon, loug-ttme president of the First National here. Heveral others present gave amus ing recollections of Incident In which Tillotson had a part, espec ially camping and hunting trips. The guest of honor spoke at length about his experiences In Uike. Mo dm' and Klumtith coimlies which he described as "all the same coun try ' where living Is just a bit differ ent than anywhere else. Discussing Klamath relations with Portland, Tlllolson said that both communities may benefit from greuter friendship, and he hopes to make at least a small contribution to that cause. Harlan Ioj.worth. formerly of Klamath Falls and now living at Medford. came here for the affair and was one of the speakers. Life memberships In (he chamber were presented to both Bosworth and Tillotson by President PliU Hitchcock Flying Timber Injures Worker James A. Bley, 3S-yer-o!d lum ber worker tor the Bluutta Forest company at Ycmiant, Calif., was critically Injured early yesterday afternoon when he was struck by piece of flying timber. The young man wa rushed by Professional Ambulance service to Hillside hospital here and wa ad mitted at 4:tt p. m. Both legs are paralyzed from the blow which ! struck Bley lis the back. He u a resident of Westwood, Calif. City Planners Meet Called A Ity planning commission meet ing to discuss roads has been called for T:30 p. ro Friday. Mayor Ed Ostendorf said Uxlay that the com mission will establish road project priorities to present to the state in terim committee on roads, sched uled to meet in Klamath Fails, Monday, Apr!! 13, at the court house. The city council last week re quested the commission to decide what new street projects or im provement plana It want for the city. Planning commission recom mendations wilt be presented to the city council probably at next Mon day meeting prior to the state I Interim committee session. ! Lions Leading CC Drive The Lions club campaign, team look big lead In the chamber of commerce drive for membership yesterday, reporting 80 point to 3f for Rotary. The Klwanl club will report iu auccesa In gaining sew chamber of commerce member to morrow. Earl Itedrr.aji led the Dons work er' by getting Jive new members, each paying ha dues for ft year. The point system give compet ing teams 10 points; for each new membership, paid for one year; four poliil for half-year Je paid, one point for iUrtr-yesr due paid. Trie winning drive team will get jso. Parole Charge Filed Here Aubrey U Mooney. 2!. of Hood River, w as arraigned In circuit court this morning for violation of pro bation and Circuit Judge David R. VaiKlenberg set Saturday at 10 t. m. as time for sentence. The young man was put on probation here tut May for grand larceny. j HAVE MONEY OS CHOICE j KPKI.VG FLOH ERIXa BU BS ! ! By ordertng direct from Bob Kurt, j wholesale bulb grower, you can i save &", and more on America's I finest Kegat I.ily Bulbs, aueen of the garden Ultra, These easy eyl lure bulbs are fragrant and hardy, and with them goes a money-back guarantee. Strung blooming size. 1 for 12.00; Kilras. t for fS.OOj Kelert tops, i for K.0; Elhibl tfon afze, for $2.00, peria! ease lot prices for larger plantings. 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