Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 24, 1948, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWON DAY, MAY 24, 1948 HFRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE FIVE I WL JJL II WEATHER WKMTKHN nnrooNi I mini hlah vlmitlln... Unl.y ii'l ImiiIkIiI. Miwllr .1. , 'luaBitav. t.'lliilar. Illull llilluv Ml .louily lllt.ilsy. i.uili. Illull lotlny (HI lo NO. Iajw tunllllt no III All. IIIMh llli ncralllra Ttl".il,v 111 In U". innll lu vsrl.lil wliiil. Uitlnv, iHM-imiln hhhIdi' -.- I. ..It. Tllaa.lBV KAHTKHN lllir.llIlN Kftlr loilny ml Jilllaill. lltrlNlMg Hniiilln... Tn.ilfty. ,lllf. vIlNIIH III l.liMmltll. Illull IKJ at. uiillipily Tn.tLy, K bull LIU NIIIITMKIIN (.'AI.IMIIINIA l.lalil li. lung ll) ntft mul iiniIIv I'lumly In trciii. nuilll iHiilliiii linlsy, Willi fw shnw.i. Tu.l.y. fr'MIr L.wIi.im ItuLy hsfomlna inllly rlmitly Ttii..il.y. (Jr.ilusl I'uiillni vr Intel Im. I. mill lo niutl.l.l nullliwril WIIiiU off I'iiwnI. KI.AMATII I'AI.I.N AND VII INITY: Fair lonls'i ami 'I'uriility. Illull loiUy W. I.UW UMIIghl Ml. Illgll 'I'llB.iUy lid. Auslllary Tim Kitulr uuxltliiry will mrrt nt l in . Turiuliiy. In iho lower KOK hull. Tlirrr will bi nil- tlHllllll of ('lllllllrilttftft, unci nil lllfl- ctirs mul drill Iruiii mcmOi'is uro lo wrar Inriimls. Tlirrn will hi piiIit talnmnul and rrlrr-Aliiuriits uller the business inrpllnii. Visit llrr Mm. Ji'iuin A. Mor gan alK-nl Ihr punt wrrlc iim Mil UUrnt of Mr., .urn V. Thome, 3:i3 N. nth. coming up from Hun Krniirlacn where she vlnlled her diiutihler. Hhe conllnued her Journey I'rliliiy by j.lone lo her home In Heuttle. VperUI Meellnt 'Ihe Women of the Mooaa rllimlliitic lenm will hold apeclltl lueelluil nl 7 30 p. ill . Tuexlny, 111 the Moone hull. All niemliem plunnliiii to no In the con ference, urn utued to nttend. orp lriiellrp-Tlie Knitlrs auxll Ury dium carp will turei to prac tice tonlKht. Mmulav, al 7:30 III the iipprr KOK hull. All mrmlwra winn ing to nttend the commit conven tion are reminded lo ho prenent. F.nteruln Mm. Cleorite Yonl of Tulelnke will entertnln Klamnth salon SOS. Kliilu el Forty, nl her home Wetluendlty nl B p. m. Annlnt lii( Ihe hiteM will lie Mm. Wil liam Hooprr, nlno of Tulelnke. Memartnl l'oiilr "Amerlrnn lo tion Auxiliary Memnrlnl Popples" will be the suhjrcl of n to-mlnute brondciut by Mary Jo llnllet over mdlo station KKJI nt I 30, toiilitht, Monday. From Forllsnrl Mr. nud Mm. Hnhlrn C. lliuitlnirn of Portland, fntmer Klamath Kiilln renldeniji, letl UtU morning lor Cnllfornln on lius lueu after niienrilnK the week-end with frlrnd and relnllvea. Ilonania (inrden (lull Krlduy nfteinoiin at 1 p, in. will be wild flower dny for the lioiinnMi-LniiKell Vnlley (linden club. Memliera will meet nt Iho home of Mm. Mnry Hpiirkn nud the content will ho a wlldflower npeilmen. Itoll cull It to I)" nnnwered by ulvlnii a bird mil. The dlncunnlon will lie on wild flnwem of Klnmnth county. There will be the tinunl Itl-mlniile tnlk on home lundncnpliiK and there will nlno be a plnnt exchnniie. Ileeelveil lleree John Hlchnrd llcl.np, Klnmnth Kulln, wun awnrdrd n deureo by Howard I'nyno colleuo, llrowuwood, Tex., In commencement exerrlnca hut week-end. He innjored III Kuullnh with a minor In Ureek. Ilnppy Hour Member of the Ilnppy Hour club will moot with Mm. Mllliin While, 70 1'lne, at 2 p. in., Tuoixlny. Three It Club-Tlie next meetlnit of Uie Three H club will lie held Tuendny at 1 p. m. at the homo of Ila Ulmpnon, 31.15 White. Meissner Is . Obsidian Guest CAHCADK SUMMIT, Mny 34 Juck MeUuiner of 300-mlle nkl trek I n me wnn houoiuy mienl nt the Ob tldlntl Chlrl n brenklant which wna part of the Ihi.-u day relebrntlon Ui KuKene welcomlUK Orelchen Krnner, Olympic nkl 'hnmpion. Kentlvlllea were MMmnored by Cibnldinnn. Inc. U. of O. Hkl club. City of KUKcne. tlulvernlly of OieKon and nkl clulia from Junction City, Hprtnuflcld. Onkrldxe. Clllchrlnt nnd ColtnKe Orove. Cleorue Korn, head of Ore Kon Winter HHiru njtnoclnllon, wna chnlrmnn for the event and report ed It a hutte nuccena due to emigr ation of many UreHon bualllent flrma. School IT'-- VtuU Bv 111 ssZj-. A allver atnra. Kntertnliimenl waa pro vided at InternilMlon by Jonnne lUiblnett, playlhK "Ithapvidy In nine." Baldy'a band furnlnhed the mualo. The AAUW tea Klven Bnturdny for aenliir glrla of the county at the home of Mm, Nelnon Heed. From the aenlora at KU, many thank to the Unlveralty Women. Lant Tueaday nlKhl, Mny 18, the KU chapter of the Hunar 'N Hplce Inalalled a chapter connlatliiK of 25 Merrill high achoo) glrla. Partici pating In the ceremony were Helen Jackaoii, Ueorgianna Clark. June Ilenaley, Joan Moore, Marcella Mur ray, Marlcne Hartley, Delorea Ribat cck and Darlene Harrla. Refrenh inenla were aerved afterwards In the cafeteria. Hpaniah club election have come along, naming John OwIiik preai dent of thla achool organization. Vice president will be Konernary Murray. Kunnoff are yet to be voted on between Leater Larnon and Helen Jackaon, for aecond vice prea lden; Beverly Karnea and Beverly Kohn, aecretary; and Lavena Martin and Marllee Crawford, treaaurer. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE All Mokea Authorized Moytag Service TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Eaqalre Bldg. Phone SS05 (13318!) W PADE and TITTLE SHEET METAL WORKS 231 Merket Phone 3616 More scholarship return have come In for the KU aenlora. Bill Southwell brotiKht In the honor of being first allnrnnte for the Aaron Frank awurd of 11000. Bill received a- trip to Porlliinu to be Interviewed by Uie board aa one of the 15 final ist, Winner ol the award was a Portlnnd girl, from Iloosevelt high. KU also placed In the upper three last year, with Mnry O'Brien win ning second alternate's place. Ulntc acholarshlps have been awarded to five of the seniors, four for the University of Oregon, and one to Oregon State. Ronnld Woods, Donna line Worden, Cameron Stew art and Bill Southwell will receive a year's tuition to the university, and Ruthe Huston will receive a year's tuition to Oregon State. Carolyn Oir ha been elected to the office of president of Carls' Ath letic ajuioclatlon. Other officers lor next year will be Mary Lou Sharp, vice president; Dolores Kidder, aec retary, and Arlene Bralller, point keeper. Dolorea Moon Is the retir ing president. A beautiful prom waa given for the aenlora last Friday night In the boys' gym. It wa decorated to fol low the thrme. "Rhnpsody In Blue." with blue and whlt crepe paper and Ruede wa named afler the coun try of II origin: Sweden. MOUNTAIN mm, at V 'K fori JSC SEND MONEY AHEAD NOW! with e Retlramant INCOME POLICY PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 711 Main St SUN LIFE OF CANADA -KLAMATH FURNITURE COMPANY- Appeal of Home NEW SELECTION OF TRADITIONAL 1ABLES BY IMPERIAL Look lo the name IMPERIAL it's the name thot meoni truly line occasional furniture! 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