Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 20, 1948, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE WEATHER WKM.'tCIIN (IHKIlON lvi.tiali ileal fculay ni'pl w.iialiira.ila aml intiiiitiiM rlUUlltllVM llM IWMllllf tliHIfllltPW Tttt ta will tain ly v 1 1 In lhli 5A tu on near coal anil (Hi to 7(1 Inlauil. UiW In lu 4A limlta to iiMMlamlft ituilll wtniU off tiita-. IihU), iHM-uiitliitl amiliiwait aiiO ilti'iaaaiMg along lltiilll cttMkl T.ii)ay. KAHI'KIIN OHKliON-Moally i lcur to ta v, Imi-oiiiIiiic partly t'lmiilv I nvailiiy, NlitttiUy liighar ilayllmv (miMMwtiiit, mi iu 70 Dili afianiirtm ami ttt In 7.1 Tuna lay. Lowa ;W lu 42, Willi lot at llajlit KLAMATH rAM.lt- AND VlUNrTY -relr lniiighl and TuaaiUy. IDli toil ay IkiiiI INI, .ow UinlKhl M Tuva tU M NOUTIIKIIN (.'AI.IKOMNIA 1'alr Unlay, tsmlgl.t ami Tiit-ailar rpt fog imr rMT hit'iotialMM I'lumltiinaa In vxllailia multi lata Tilrlay. Hltghllv rmilar o Hay along riaaai and iHltai n rol klHlral norlli Iti itotltiwaal wlittla utt cnaM. Krturua limn -Ml. Wiilly Mom returned Moutluy 1no.ii.1iK from 'nrLlnml win IP alto vlMU-l hir himbuiHl, who U rwrlvlnu Irani inriit for h broken tmvk uL Good HiimnrlUn ImmpUhI, MtiNt wun in jured In tin itccltlfiiL on Hun mouiiluiit thin punt winter. 11m ex peel to return In Kluiimlh KulU within two week unit mIiii'I Iun Mctl vn ittiiiimlyn lor niter I ft ol Klu mnth county. Mm. Mom Ik Iruvlim TurMlny to enter tliti Houlherii I'mille Crucial h(plUU In Hun Frum-lnco lor ft meriit-ul rhn k-up. Hhr la riuployrd with thn truiii nmalrr a olhrtj hrrr. Aid To Mrrl Kluinnth l.ulhrrnu fijidlra Aid will mrrl Tucidiiy tl p. m. In the chunh parlor it ml will b enlrrtulnrd by inuvinu pic ture almwn by I. O. )lrdlritt tinri vornl aoloa orftrrd by MrtllMTita amnll ami, Hudy. Thr iiiovlrn were tnkrn by Iletllxiit whlln he wua Vlaltlnit In Hwcdrn In it yrnr m Hi plrturra hs took of the fonttrrua lion ui the. church on Kiwtrr Hun duy. HiutrMra will be Mr. Ed IwiiM mid Mn Hvrrrr Mun&on. From AUninU -Alum C. Murry o( Alntnrdit. Cnllf., arrived thin puM w rrk -end from her home for a vl.lt with her nunta, Mra. Mary lldy of Ilioy street and Mra. Malcolm Tcitrr of Mr I roar lrert. MIm Murry la nUn vuitlns her Dure rotiMnv Mra. lautirl Jnrkaon. Mia. Prank Hull and Mra. Wnrrrn Miuon. all of thla city. Hhr wna hrrr 10 year a ngo on a, vlalt with relativea, Bhow nrrakfnut Tlta womrn'f auxiliary of thr Parlflc t'oaal Alrr drrn Annua aMoelntlon met with Ifl prrarnt for brrnkfaat ui thr Wine nia hntrl Sunday murnhiK. Mra. l.loyd P. tlarroti of Palrflrld, Ida., prraldrd. Ttir womrn rr hrrr with their hutibaiida for thr Annua ahnw and aale at thr falrKroundn. The Wlnrma la hradquarlrr for the ratllemen during the evrnt. Impntvlnf Mra. Hurry Tot ten and fivr-yrnr-old a on, Lcltoy, Wortia rraidrnta injured In an auto mobile neur Chemull April 16 whlrh look the llfr of Mr. Tnticn, wrrr rrporlml aomrmhal Improved ax Klamath Valley hiMpltol Mnn- rir Mrrllnf Tli niburhan llrt Wtu will mrrt tonight l 7:30 In tin Hlrwkrt-I'iinnx rhurrh. All mvmbrra und InlrrcRtrd piirtlM n unird to attend ihe dltcuulnn will hum on nrqulring firt WKgnn. Vlallon Vlilton lirr for few dya thu erk rr Mr. nd Mra. Bunlcy Janm ot Pnrllnnd. Jniirn Dvudd din home In Klnmnth FnlU trvrrnl ytan rko. Hp 1a a ciimllrinte for thf ntlorllry Bdirrnln o!flc In rortland. r.mrrfpnry Trip Mn. N. B. Drrw, :I5 N. Olli. h brrn rnllrd to La Junta, Coin., by thr lllnru of hrr muthrr. Mra. Drrw'i alutcr. Mra. L. P. North of Lakrvlrw, accom patilpd hrr. Thry travclrd by train. Tirana Mrpllnt MKIInnd grume trill mrrl alp. in. on WrdnrMlny It thr hall. Prurl llntrna and Nel lie Mntachrnbarhrr will erve on Hie refre.ihment commit In. lira To Hhuw Hoy I'difiiiun ol Aiiti'liipe clmrliTi'd an Kr(iU,n u tly to KIuiiihUi r'ulla for the Ural 'uclflo UoiimI AlMtrdneii AiiKtia haho- clnllon ahow unU aale to be linlil here. He uuine over Crater lake and iilU'licli'd 1 1 in nliow Hmiiluy after noon at the IiilrKi'oiinila, but wua tumble to atuy over fur Monday aula. Itraervallona Woineii of Iteaiuea CliiU anil Country club wlahlim to attend the Krlilny liiniheoua are anked to iniike their renervtiltona by Weilnraduy noon each week wltn Mra. Laddie Helklrk. Mlaalonary Talk -HI. Piuil'a Oulld will meet In the pariah hall at 7:30 p. in. Tueaduy to hear II. J. T'hore aeiik on inlanlonury work 111 C'hliiu. All meinbera urn cordial ly Invited to come and brink frleuda. 1.(11 Hoolh The Liilhernii Chil dren of the Keforinutlon will op erate a rundy booth T'hurnduy eveiilnk when Kinoiuiiaboid will te nerved tit the church nl ft:tu o' clixk. Children aliould bill iu the candy to the church either Wed- neadiiy or Thuradny evening. High School By MARY LOU CASE Kailea Allllllary Memliera of the Knaira auxiliary will hold a regular meeting TueMlay, 8 p m., lower KOK hull. A preview of the ahow Ui be given April lb will be prnhrntcd at B:3U p.m. lu the upier K()F hall. Kefreahmenta will be nerved. Kile MemlM-ra and officera of the Ciithnlic UauKhtcra of America are aaked to attend a recluiilou of the Kotiiry fur Marie Hankett at thn Knrl Whltlork Funeral home Turaday at 8 p. m. Conger -Conger PTA mrmbrra are Invited to attend a meeting Tucadny at 3:30 p m. for Inatalln lion of new officera. The fourth grade will alng two numbera. T hla Wcdneaday night, April 21, will be the date of the annual aprlng dance given by the Klka for the leen-agnra of the county, llulily'a baud will play, dancing will lie from to II, following which relrealiineuu of aundwlchea, lea creuiu and cake will be aerved In Hie dining room. The dance la Mildly for couplea only, no alaga; and dreaay aMrl will be the proper nlilro. Admittance to the Klka dunce will be by atudenl body tarda, or puaaea that will be laaued In the inalii office aiming thai the atudenl la enrolled In achool. The Hat of KU atudrtiUi running, foi an office In next year'a aludrnt body haa now been dlacloaed by the ellnlblllty committee, for preal-fli-nt ure four nomlueea: WIltM-r El- lloti, Dick Jackatadt, Jim Owem and Don Paillette. Hlx Junior glrla are coiniiellng for the office of aecretary-treaaur-er: Colleen Creawell, Donna Han aen, I'rlacllla llutchlna. Helen Jack aon, Patay Kennrtt and Beverly Young. The iKialtlon of flrat vice prcal ileiit will be won by a aophomorc. Nomlueea are Harlon Adama, Joe IJrmrtntkoA, Kellh Lviualuxi, Hon nle Lowell, Jim Plnulger, Arlene HlunlM-ry and Jim Thornton. Kreahman contribution for the race will be aecond vice prealdent. Kunulng for thla offlre are nod Davla. Barbara Dunlavy, Dale Carr, Oiiyuor iluck, Nell Olaon, Ileiinle Hhepard, Bill Toole and Kd Zur oaluakl. Hlx cundldalira are coiiiinllng for yell leader; John Baker, Pat Baker, Ilex Balentlne, Prancea Ix-Hoalcr, Uarlene Price and Jim Wright. Now thn only way that a candi date can be added to the Hat la by petition and algnaturea of atudenta. Don Paillette held up the KU honor at the apeech content In Eu gene til la week-end by placing In the flrat alx flnallata III the radio apraklng department. KU'a repre sentative were limited by lack of exH-rlenrfl aa thla waa the flrat time for any of them to compete In auch Unirnainent. Orchards Toured During Festival HALEM, April IV ll'i More than 3r.000 peraoua toured paal Marlon and Polk county orchard Sunday for rJalcm'a annual Hloaxorn Day. j The bloaaomx were at their beat. About 10.000 cara croaaed the Wll- I Limette river bridge between Salem and Weal Halem during the day. At timet the Jam waa ao aevere, that cara were bumjrer to bumper. The at ate capllol waa kept open during the day, and 3'JI0 pcraona wenl through it. Lauretta Annereau Passes At 58 Mr. Lauretta B. Annereau. for 20 ytar a realdent of Klnmuth Pall, died al the Aacot hotel, Mil Main, Hunday at 10:30 p. m. Mra. An tirrrau had been Buffering from a heart condition for aome lime. Hhe waa A8 yrara of age. Mra. Annereau, whoae huhbaud la Thomaa J. Aiincreati of thla city, waa born In Han Prunclaco. Hhe waa formerly proprietor of the Mara hotel here and later the Aacot, next to the Klamath Palla armory. Pinal rltea will be held al 10:30 a. m, Wcdneaday from Ward'a chaiiel with cremation aervlcea later In Eugene. HOMI ENTiRTAINMENT by WUCOX-OAY till FIEC0BDII8 rarJio-phonoeripk Improved -O. K. Ilolloway. 4MI 8. flih. who waa Injurrd In an automobile accident aeveral dav ago. I greatly improved and would welcome frleuda and vlaltora. Ruburlian The Buburban League auxiliary will hold Ita regular card party Tueadiy at 1 pm at the home of Mra. Ada Barleen, 1747 Hope. Orlona-The regular meeting of the Orlona will be held Tueaday al 8 p. m In the parlor of tha Flrat Mrthndtal church. Urum Corpa The Faglea auxili ary drum coriw will meel Monday night at i o'cloc k and all member are urged to attend. M T. LINE Stilh iUti and lop art eollihrd-alio baic ... The Oregon Gronite II. II. Waltermlre P. O. Hoi 036, Klamath Oregon Co. Fall. Hoard Meeting -There will be an executive board meeting of Women of Mooae tonight. Monday, al 8 o'clock al the Mooae hall. Women ol Mooae There will be a regular . meeting of Women of IIm Mooae TueMlay evening, with Initiation to follow. Dorothy Fer guaon la. In charge of the program. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE Nolle U htrahy ftvi-n thai tha unttoe-il-fftfl haa l-rn apnolnlt1 Ktruttir of tha will of NONA P COM PF.NlNti. da rtaa,aatt and haa quallflad. and all paraarma having a rlalm agalnat aald a-atala ar harrhy raqulrad t prraant tha aatna with pnrpar vmirhart ailarhad. to I ha offlca of mr allornay. I. Orth HI amor. 71 S Hiawarl-Ur-rw flullding. Klamath ralla, Oraa-on. wilhln alx montha from tha data of thla nntira. Dlad thla liMh dav of April. 1M IJIO IJONOVAN. A IMt'M: M S-Nn 7 J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Location 306 North 7th St. Phona S340 lyS YOU Hav Mo ! t Obligation .f . 4A whan wo ti J, mako f Conlldantlal ol your Y LIFE f ESTATE PAUL A. LEE j Phone 7777 7J1 Main Bt j SUN LIFE OF CANADA KLAMATH COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DRIVE STARTS TODAY! CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS FYOCK'S APPLIANCES Phono 4355 10th t Main JOIN NOW! DAILY CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO TO CHICAGO 217 Forum Hide.. Raeramento 14, Calif, r r rn the TOWNE Not only it RECOR0I0 line pieu ol lurmtuit, but it also often you finger-tip selection of: 1 . Hom Racoidaf S. FM-AM Radio 3. Phonograph 4. Record Chongtf 5. Horn Amplifier REC0RDI0 keepi peiminenl IK oids ol life's happy highhEhts . . , pieservet treasured memories for ver in sound. 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