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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1948)
HfRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON THURSDAY MAY 27, 1948 High School end. A r ft' MARy' LOU rf CASE USOttl Two more scholarships have been warded to graduating seniors. Mike Colbert was recently notified of his receiving a tuiUonal award to Southern Oregon College at Ash land for the year 1948-1949. A uni versity mother's scholarship will be received by Lois Hibbert amounting to her tuition. This raises the total of seniors receiving scholarships lor their next year's college to 8. The second annual spring tea for new Pep Peppers Is being planned for this Saturday afternoon at the K. A. Moore home, 3045 LeRoy. Several committees have been ap pointed by President Doris Ethridge to handle the affair. Decorations will be supervised by Marcella Murray and Joan Moore: clean-up, Delia Michael, Erlys Haz card, Barbara Perkins and Mildred Ml Burgeba Tea-table committee Is Cherle Mahan, Carol Montelth, Donna Tenoskl and Lois Landram. Several hostesses will be around to help greet the guests. Lou Anne Chase, Donna McVey, Joan Moore, Lois Larson, Judith Larson and Helen Jackson. Today was the last day of real school for the seniors: tomorrow is the first day of exams for the juniors and underclassmen. Since there is no school Monday, exams will be finished Tuesday and Wed nesday. Last day of school is Friday. June 4. when everyone returns for the farewell assembly and grades. . Completing a nine-week project are the social economics classes of KU. They have been working on the housing problem: model houses and house plans were made by the sen iors as well as analyses of the hous ing problem. The Klamath Realty board was sponsoring a contest for the outstanding products. The realty board plans to sponsor this as an annual project, as the re sponse this year was so enthusiastic. Spanish club run-off has named the renialtuier of Its officers for the next school year. Beverly Karnes will take the place of secre tary: Lester Larson, second vice president, and Laverua Martin, treasurer. Jim Harvey was elected to the position of the Spanish club's first mascot. John Owlngs succeeds Edith YVIssenbach as president of the organization. Classified Ads Bring Real Results! 7" i tfh Better coffee -every time t S& quality is so much better Enjoy the. Glorious Weather and Plan Your Holiday Picnics Around the Following FRIDAY and SAJURDAY PALACE SPECIALS SPECIAL GOVERNMENT GRADE COLORED Fryers . . lb. 52c PICKLES Sweet, Dill, oil brands OLIVES Super collossal, oil other sizes SARDINES Imported and domestic VIENNA SAUSAGE ond o wide variety of meat spreads CHEESE SPREADS A full line .'. . delicious! POTATO CHIPS CIDER by the jug . . , non-alcoholic AT THE PALACE MARKET 524 Ma her you never get a bum steer! OHKC.ON CAVES CHATKAU TO Ol-KN The Oregon Caves chateau, locat ed at the Oregon Caves national monument will open for the sum mer season on May 39, Manage' J, Christiansen has announced. Carol Anderton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. tl. Auiteitou of Klam ath Palls, Is a member of I lie sum mer stuff at the caves. The monument Is located In the tlaklvuu mountains, 60 miles from Omnia Pass. 3 'V- 3 ! A. fi S - i 'Wjx,T. A. you can", beat .unme fruit P pure, u"'" , ... for flavor and qM. . for of '" : p, joi. Company yisttn"- LIsTEN TO: "MEET THE MISSUS," 3:15 P.M. 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And remember, when you use A !Srw bperry Drifted Snow "Home-Perfected" Enriched Flour with the Martha Meade recipe, success is guaranteed every time. Velvet Chiffon Cake, your famils future favorite, is indeed the baking sensation of the century. Tkii recipe developed for Sperry exclu eively. Perfect resuttt aeeured only when you uee Sperry Drifted Snow flour. -P..-.7 -".. ! Mill , - BrtftH W--HM( -M.nl,, UhM" . tnmi mi., M Mills, Inc. Woman Hurt In Freak Accident A painful injury to hrr left lev was suffered Dy Mrs. Ileury Johns, Stl-year-ohl housewife llvlnit at D7HII Hi-iiiedale, when her slacks eatiKht In a tractor whrel late yesterday afternoon and pinned her between the fender and lire. Utate police were culled and two officers responded. They found the woman sufterlnii ureal pntn and be. THANK YOU! I take tills means of thanking (he public of Klamath county for the fine vote they save me in my succenful camllilary fur the republican nomination for the stale IctUlature. I will strive In every way lo deserve the confidence shown In ma. Carl Stcinseifer. fore cxtiiictliiK her had lo lake the wheel off the liaclor, Tito accident, which ucciiiird ubuut 5:30 p. in., happened acnuui the street from 4X14 Washburn way while Mrs. Julius was lauillnu on the iliaw bur of the tractor diiven by Vrinon tjulii ley Officers said the knob on a lire ciiimht Mrs Johns' Homer Iru anil carried her forward lulu Hie wheel. There was but I'd-Iiu-Ii clraninie and the woman siilfriril a bud cut brlow the ankle and flruli u lorn from her Icit. Hhe was moved by Killer's ambulance to Hillside hos pital where her coiiilllliiu was sMli 1 1. I.m fe..llhl.,,.,W Saturday Set At "Poppy Day" Mnv.if H'd nalriiilni r )ia m. . i-lnlinrd Hatunlity. 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