Herald and news., May 12, 1948, Page 13, Image 13

WfDNESDAY, MAY 12, 194S
HERALD AND NEW?, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SEC. II PACE J
Mothers Honored
Wednesday Tea
Allnmnnt nnmiile (rnnn 41 hiumrril muHiem at a lea WrilniMliiy
alterl!""". My "i l I11" himir, "I Mr. Illunlry FImihhp. Tim rnlpi Inlll
niriit was chiefly mmlial with spvphiI lliuwule annua mum by the
rutin group. ml vllli aip Hum who playid by lim lnulain un.l
Ksy Klilwoll.
Mrs. Dim Mlllrr, troop Irndpr, nave a brief rPMiine rif hn work
accomplished during the yrnr, and there was a brief dlai minimi nf
lilan fr the coming yrur mill the lump iiifntlnic at Mnnie nrk In July.
Mrveial iiircn of fumy work were
I on rslillilt Unit were imiiln by the
noon uiirliiK tint mwliiu project.
Mnry Klnttioro win prpiiimteit her
"I'ly-tip Wiiiiipi" In it ceremony con
durtpil by .J ml v KIkiiiom, pniinolliiii
hn In the milk of TpihIpi font Hrout.
Iti fii'nliiiiriitii were an mined mill
served by sump of tint kIi'Ik. TIip
mothers atlpniting were: Mm. .1. II
Mourn. Mm. r. II. Kolfriim. Mm.
Kern Morrlii. Mm ()ml Ilrinbree,
Mm. Kva Kpiiii, Mm Howard KpIII
"li. Mm K.y Itndgprs. Mm. It. II.
Klilwrll, mid ihn hoalerui. Mm. Man
lr) Klmiuira. Thr illiln prenrnt were
Kaye Klilwrll, Kimnn l.er K.lMliorc,
Mnry Klnmorp, Judy Klninorp. Char
lollp Hpihi. I .a Vprnp Perry, Hhuron
Hevemon, llnibiim CHpiiii, Hlilrli'y
Monrp, Dorothy Kelllrioil, It u t h
Walker, llplty Wnlkrr. Cnrol
Wolfruin. Frances Kuhn, Hose Paul,
mm. Hbiiron Itodtfrm, Diana IIppvps,
Drlores Tracy, 1'atrlcla Tracy, Iler
iwidlnr llydpn mid (Iwpii MorrU.
Mid-Week
0 it 11 1 V 11 V
Convention
The Women's Missionary frdera
lion of the Evangelical I.utlirrmi
rliurrh hud IU spring roiivpiillim
TupMlny, Mny II, Hi Hi" Central
Lutheran church III Eugene. .
Those who wont to the valley rlly
from Klamath Lutheran church
were Mm. It. P. Klllngauii, Mu. (1.
grlaiidanii, Mm. I.. K KlUoii. Mm.
j D. Iluik. Mm. C. nimiiiiin. Mm
llH-odoin II"". Mr. Iniirr H.I111I11
mid Mil Martin KIU011 of Portland
The nrw piuiUir for Klamath
Whcran mid hu wile. Itpy. mid
tat Irvln Twrpt. mtPlldrd 111" roll
trillion rll loutr In Kliwimlli KalU
finiii Uirlr foiinrr hump in Hruli
PimilP. Wash. IIpv. Twrpt will be
IiuuIImI M pastor Hiindoy, Mny l
Initiated
Proawrlty flpbrknh Indue nipt In
regular scaalun 111 Uie IikiK hull
Thursday evening. May following
tin builneas meeting Lillian Clark,
Catherine Allnn, Jean Oargrr. Ger
trude Millrlde. Laurrnre FtUalm
moiu mid Ijivprno Kltunmonii wer
liiltlBtrd Into mrinbpmlilp.
It wu dprldr-d to gn on rprord
tupimrtlng til UAIt, Daiiiihtpm of
Hit Nil. AI0I11 club of Punt Mntrona
mid Ui Art Nprdlpwork Hub In Uirlr
pffarK to M"Pur tlir t Ipvt for thf
upkrrp of l.tllkvlllt rrlllrtrr
nrfrridiliiPllU wrrr rrvrd l tilt
rloM of the nipptlng by Htrlln Dry
dru nd Mny Mom to mrinbpm .mid
vmuiri from lAkrrlrw nd lluriu
Rprlng flawpm wpr iikpcI for the
tablt dprnmllon. Tlif npxt mrtlng
will t Wy 20
Entertained
BI.T Mrt. Allen Cummtngi n
Urulnrd for group of frttndi l '
hr horn ThunuUy. April it
Refrrnlinirnu wrrp prvrd to Mm.
Jtmrs lloyd. Mr. Klmrr MrUtunU.
Mr. Wilbur Hook. Mm llolph llllm.
Mm. Uirry Mrtlnn. Mm. Hrrmnn
I)hm. Mm. TA Piukp, Mm Al
Wignpr, Mm. ChurlPii' Mmtln, Mm.
Prtd MorrU, Mm. John Hope, Mm.
C'tcll Nkliolxm. Mm. llmik Mull.,
tin. C'rl CI10M, Mm. Kty end
tie hoatru. I
Day
Mother's
lln W 1)1 Tn K Cmup Wre
OlrU uroiip of MlIU jwhool lirld
Muthr-r'K Oty proKrurn nnd party
on Krltfny rvrrilnu. Mny 7, In the
pu riot ft( thr First Chrlntlun rhurrh.
n pronrnm inrlurtPd r unnd by
Dip ifrnup. hum (turl, unci a nhort
talk, on Die origin of Mother Diiy.
ItrfrpfthnipnU wrrn nervrd, Includ-
Inv ft lnrm dpcorntrd enkn.
Molhrri of th RlrlR were riiprU
1 Hi the program and each waa prn-
arnlrd with a pretty corn nice of
prliiK flnwrm.
Mrs Max MltrhHl la (ha fimrdlan
of thla irotip and Mrs. Chnrlra
Uoiuman U aAniutnnl guardian.
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Luncheon Served To
Members Of Guild
TULKI.AKE The Guild of the Tulelake Community Preabytertan
church met Wcdiieaday at the home of Mr. Chenter J. Main with
Mm. Carl Jenun aaalatlng. Mm. Gerald Wilton presided at the
bUJiliieiui acaalon.
With aprlng flowere e a background, a 1:30 luncheon tu served
before the business meeting.
Members voted to buy new china service for 100 to be used In
tlie kitchen of the annex and the financing plan will be worked out by
a committee. 4-
Mrs. linter Reld, leading the de
votional!, used as her subject "Oar-
from the order. Refreshments were
served by Carrie Peterson, Mildred
Prterson and Dorothy Derrah.
There will be a card party In the
Community hall on Garden on SaU
urday evening. May 32. the procwde
to go to the Tern-Ana club. The
public Is Invited to attend.
L
dens.1
Mrs. Jim Ren ton will be chairman
of the surprise program that Is being
arranged for the birthday party
that Is scheduled for May 10.
The membership received enthusi
astic praise following the dinner
served by the guild for the district
American legion and auxiliary
meeting In late April. One hundred
and forty guests were served.
Remembrances from the guild will
go to Mm. Olive Moore and the
elderly Mrs. Oanger, both 111 In a
Yreka hospital.
Honored
A regular meeting of the Degree
of Honor was held In the KC hall
Monday evening, May 10. It was a
formal affair, honoring Jennie
Hum, mother of the year, and the
Oiee club sang several appropriate
selections. "I Want a Olrl Just Like
thr Girl." "Wonderful Mother of
Mine" and "Those Endearing Young
Charms."
Following the business session.
Mrs. Hum was crowned with an old.
Visitor
Mm. 8. I.. Tldwrll of Turlork.
Calif., arrived last Hunday to hold
turnings for thr woman of the Klml
HaptlM rliurrh, tor the theme "The
Women's Missionary Union al
Work " All-day Hirelings were held
on Monday and Tuesday with a
lunrheoii at noon both days.
The llrv. B. L. Tldwrll arrived on
Tursday rvrnlng from Anchorage,
CUTE LITTLE Leah Suzanne Lisk is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Lisk of Merrill. Grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Shields of Mehomo, end great grandparents ore Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Aront of Klomath Falls.
Jones-Miller.
fashioned hat and escorted In a
march about the lodgeroom by Viola
Dickson, mother for 1047, while
Clay's Grand March was played.
She was then led to the dining room,
seated, and presented with a gift
.RUPTURED?.
DOBBS TRUSS
HAS NO:
X Bella
Bulbs
H traps
Harness
Rrrewa
Bucklrs
to Put On
To Wear
To Wash
To Take Off
To Buy
n, i.n.THB, nri Txtas,
k riMiM r;HSt
HoMa 11 It th hand, krvpa nititdr tightly
c Insert al all tlniM, wit tin working, lifting,
playing golf, twimmlng, coughing and
iiietlng. No dvh' hnultl b d
whlrh Hrp lha daftct aprn hv pitihlttf
Jnward Ihrnuih II. Do not hlmlor lh
CIMC'tM.ATION nt jrour h1nol tiy w faring
a corulrlrtlng band a round the body.
Rfrommrndit and Mtd by dtUra th
world ovr.
Only tnurhca tha hdy In two plaraa.
Glv nalurr a chanca and trv a DOM Hg
TRl'HN next time. Men, Woman and
Children.
Fraa (.lamination and flamnnstratlen f
factory f:tt'r All Day
Thuraday and Friday, May 13-14
Hour; Than.. S a. m. to R p. re.
Frldiiy a. m. to 1 p. m.
HOTEL ARCADE
A. It for Mr. (lark at link
Special Th Month Only s Sc'
( LUBRICATION UE -2
andWASIMOB Both For ..
rSS tbiai"wPri. wt w-ii AfAP H JP' "s r rOW
(ff. YOOR CAR and Ihor- N) I "V 1 tK
eiishlr WASH IT. This 'A II ti tJ
.rjl efl.r U mad to I I lC5f
KajaW quaint you with our I I H. V-saw
f5r. aiodtra ibep sviuio- Must Bring sssxsMsasJ-LjM OR2)
lfaW stent and inooduc. roo , B1111,tl(7iTll iff Si f I IIITnill. JJ
aSS ssearaasiateta Mnrtc. Thl Coupon fmmfXSBr f''.
M ASHLEY CHEVROLET ,lZnllh W
nflade-to-IVIeasure Suits at Don's
Winema Hotel Bldg.
1125 Main Street
Phone 6520
Alaska, where he has been holding
revival services, and both left Wed
nesday for their home In Turlock
where he Is pastor of the Bspllst
church. While In Klamath Palls
thry were gupsts of Mr. and Mm.
Charles W. Thomas of 3105 Want-land.
WHEEL
and STEERING
ALIGNMENT SERVICE
DICK B. MILLER CO.
7th Klamath Ph. 410
TRUCKS
FOR RENT
U-DRIVE
VANS
PICKUPS
FLAT RACKS
Rales by mile, hour or week
OPKN SUNDAYS
BEACON
SERVICE
t 01 r.. Main.
X"
STATION
Ph. S3 04
BUILDING MATERIAL
VALUE PARADE
Roll
Roofing
NJov labor coils. Ap
ply roll roofing ycur
elf. 90 lb. wt. Felt
bate, saturated and
cooled with asphalt.
Covers 100 iq. ft. Min
eral granule surface,
3"
II
Smooth roll roofing, 45
lb. roll, Mica surface,
folt base.
.43
HANDY
m
JSm roll
TOOLS
FOR AROUND THE HOME
S2
LI
HATCHETS
with rsiof
thirp blidn,
Ferfed HeeL
Hickory
handle.
r2
MEM, e
alloy or foriee
Ileal, kirdta
ti and tem
pered. Slip
r"- 8 In.
80c
fUTTY
KNIFE
Hijh nde,
tlsiibli steel
blide. PliilK
or wilnut
hindlei.
A FAINT
RUSH for
every job.
Pure brittle
bruihei in ill
liiei from 1"
SO YOU SAVE MONEY
15c 29'
Woter, when you need It.
With on L B GARDEN
HOSE.
w m. r
ir: '"il 95
25 ft. T
v 'lit
Shingle Stain
Green 1 90
Gal.
In five gallon lots
All Other Colon 80
(ial.
In five gallon Iota
Rigid, sturdy
L-B STEP
LADDER
For safety In
homo repair
ing obs.
Braced, i
strong top
platform.
480
Use the Long-Bell Budget Plan
Easy Monthly Payments
Klamath Falls
Tulolake. - Malin
Safewf Iniiis It rfehiii
z ' Jci'l
: 1 f a - ' ff't Tl
TOUGH MEAT removed from end V ' f& 9X S itl
of steak by Safeway before we V ' Ja'SittSB.? I
weiEh your T-bone on the market 1 'V , VHW ZiCZS C V-
scales. It pves you steak that eats 1 l a'' "" jt--"2h-' -v tv' f I
V.-, -U- J iv. rtf'-V.';7
1 7j H-i-Vl:. . iff
f J) M MS VirCi-sl v C ,vJ4v-
t Mrs X "- K - 1?a:fVj
p ?fm r L - (
I W ) EXCESS FAT i, trimmed off by Jl
I ' S Kf Safeway" before we weigh the . X? W Nik.
jT steak. This is another extra step M
jewaw 1 that gives you more good-eating f
assas" meat for your money
i : i
Wherever you buy meat you are entitled to money
savings that result from proper trimming of each cut before
it is weighed. Insist that your butcher trim this way. If he refuses
why not buy at a market where this kind of trimming is done?
EXCESS BONE an J gristle at top
end of steak cut off by Safeway
before weighing ... to you don't
pay for these waste parts
YOU SEE above how Safeway removes excess waste,
fat and bone from T-bone steaks before weighing.
Vc prepare other cuts in similar fashion each one
according to its special requirements. This waste-free
cutting is part of Safeway's Guaranteed Meats plan.
Vc regularly trim our meats this way.
If hen you compare meat prices, remember that
Safeway's prices always are on the TRIMMED cut,
free of escess bone, waste and fat, ready for cooking.
If ever you're not satisfied that the meat you buy at
Safeway is trimmed the money-saving way we say, just
show it to the manager of the Safeway store where you
bought it. If your Safeway T-bone steak (for example)
is NOT trimmed as shown above you get TWO
T-bone steaks without a penny's extra cost (and with'
out quibble or argument)
Safeway buys nothing less than the top government
grades of beef (all beef sold at Safeway is U.S. Gov
ernment graded). . . nothing less than the top grades
of lamb, pork and veal.
Come prove for yourself there's more good-eating
at less cost in Guaranteed Meats from Safeway 1
SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS
TUt sf t tftecllv a art
Stltwmy markftt l Ikii Cei