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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MAY 31, 1948 HbRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN Fort Klamath Huiidny visitor at III home of Mi. mill Mm. Willliiin O. Murkier were Mr. mill Mm. Iliirold Nhhiil of Ontario. Ore. Dm Inn llir tiny Ilia vlnttum miiilr trip I" (.'rater Ink which Mm. Nit-hula hail never aceii, IU lirllitf Iter (Imt vlult la till! aeelhill. Nli'htil III a flintier well known Iih'hI resilient, Ilia mi of the lute Arthur Wi'luils anil Mm. Kali Nlth'il". the Inllrr hathm mover! to misanvllle. (,'allf , In iiuike her hi imp Willi hrr iliiimlilrr, Mm. Y. I,. Ahbolt, Hi' thi1 ilrnlli nf hrr tin bmiil lnt fall. Mr. anil Mm. Thome O. Dyrhe and aim Jlnuiile have iimvrd hark to their home In Firt Klamath after sieiilllni( the week at Alaoniu Dyrhe I niiipluyrd near Alumna by Tom Drown In hi luuuliw ocra- tll'IID. After siienrllnii three weeks here a the housemen nf Mr. anil Mm A P McChilslen. Mm Harold Nirkle left hv plane frmii Klnimtlh I'nll last 1'rliliiY nni'ii fur her linine In Mint llearh, Calif, While here the visitor wn Inken hv the MiQuls lrn lo vnrlnua stirrniinillnii ils of Inlereiit and Ihe three mienl a week flshlnii on the Klamath river al limwlik. Calif., reixirtlng a mosi entiivnhle nttllnit and a fine rali-h of trout On her drpnrlure fir her hi, m In Ixinit llearh on Krldnv Mm Nirkle wan arrnnmanleii to Klmn alh Kail hv Mr. and Mm. MrOtils ton. who later went on to Ashland Viere Ihev vllied thrlr daughter "flrlny Jo MeQtilsinn and Mm. I.u rllle Nlrhnlson. The former U a student at the normal srhnnt at Ashland, and Mm. Nleholaon plain to return here for the summer in her home at the Nlrhol.mi ranrh when her danithlTt. l,niiKlleii and Pelsv Nlrhnlmn. flnUh the arhonl term at Medfont till" nionlh. Oolnu to Medfurd Halurdar and reluming here Rundar evening after altendiint the Khrlne eerenionial on rtaiurdav evenltiir al wltlrh I Ml ramtldale were Initiated Into Ihe ordrr were ihe fullnwlne arnutr. Mr. and Mm. William C llarkler. Mr and Mm William A Paee and Mr. and Mm. A P MrQuliton. William l-aniherl hn been asslst Init Marvin Hneder In the work of building a large more mom In the rear nf Ihe Crater t ake trorery here, and Ihe work In nearly com pleted. Joan Pierre In peiwllm a week tarallnn here with her parent. Mr. and Mr. A P, MrquUlon from Klamath Pall, where he I em ployed by the It o I a n d Itodolph Auditing company, whose offlre I located In the Klmt National Dank building. WurU, held lit VI Kiiticho Tula III Tiilrhikn, Mr. Mini Mm. I .roil IJinwn, Miii-vlu and Fuyr, uml Mr, and Mm. 'Minimi Tlininiiiiii, Ui'iiikiu, I) n liny mid Ninn y, drove to Ciulcr lake Himiliiy by way of chllixiuiii. The hike wiik at Ita uietuent with much snow yet di'iiplte the win in aim. Four liiblea of plunrhle were In pluy Thursday iiliernimii m Mm. Hob Hrhludtlrlill. I'loa prlwi went to Mm, l,ce Wliiiilnuliiiiii, who also won the iiliiurhlo prim. I,ow mine went to Mm. Hum Jnmes, Mm. Mnyd Williamson of I'rliicvllle win n Burst of the rlub. Hnmrtliiiii In Jiinii inriii brm will until, i- at the Thoiimon hruiie. Mm. (llriiu Tiirnbiill ha a hrr liuuegtiet (or lew duyii, Hhlilcy Hayes of Jurksun, Ciilll. lied Puller of C'orviilll visited In caiiiii recently with bin mother. Mm Ai l Johnson, prior to being Included Into the iinny engineer corn, lie I now nlulliiind nl I in t Oul. 'Ihe Curd unci Luncheon club moved II inretliiK up u wick 10 Unhide a farewell trlibiiiiiou lor Prertilie Huker. who In leiivluit soon with hrr fulnlly to Texas. The luili ll eou wint ollimrd by pinochle with I'ruil II. ii,i i,. ,,n wiiuiiiiK limn uml Mm, linker, low. Hhe was prenrmrd will! a iioluu-iiwiiy mil from the kroup. Mm. Art Johnson was hinto. Mining dny roniM lor lour liiml llr tills week. Ml. uml Mm. Jurk linker and mm are leaving ciiinp to return to Ihnr lurincr home in I'ulestmc, Tex. Aflrr a vli.lt with their fulnlly and friends there, linker will prerede his fulnlly U) Wiilln Walla. Wn'.'i , where he Ims accented a new job Mr and Mm. Ainrll lulherwixKl will move into the linker house The Chandler family will move lino the I-eaihrrwooil home, and Mnry and Jim linker, who huve been re.-.ldhur with the H I.. lleiHlrrwui fnmil , will move Into the home viu ated j the Chnlldlrm. Klrrllou day in rump found Mm O.kkI. Mm. Weil, Mm. Uridine. Mm. Wlnnlniihiim and Mm. Ilmldix k pre- iiunii over llie iviiu. Bonanza The hint meetlnii of the Iloniinui ITA for Ihe iv hool yeur waa held ut the hiuh arhool uiidllorlum Mny 'ill. (,'lnylon Hhtirp, prlnrliiiil, limliillrd new oftlrem Willi KhIIiit Hiown, prenldent; Vli'Klnlii Totell, fnt vlie prenldi'iit; Annie Kmntvedt, MN:ond vlie pri'Hldeiil: Joiiu Miiirhiint, treuaiirer, mid Iliirold Mi.Abee, we re tin y. The itni'drii rlub iiirmbrm made uml pieaenlrd InioliilliK nlllirin Willi corhiiKen. and Hnlly (lourley wna Klven u paHt pienhlelil'M pin. Tiilka were Klven by Mia. Annlo Itointvvdt, Mi. Kloreneo Horn and Iliirold MrAbeo on the Mate PI"A coiiveiitloii held In Kliiiiuitli Pnlln. Tint I'l'A will Hive 1 00 toward flxlnn Iho footbnll turf mid 22:i tor plnyuioiiud eiiulpiiient lor nrnnll rhlldirn. A Kilt arliolurhhlp or I 'I IS will be klven to aome Iik-iiI boy or Kill koIiik to teacher' trulnliiK. The pllr wenl lo the fifth itrndn for havlliu Ihe moat parent preaent. After aitjourniiienl, refrenhmentit were aerved in the home economic room to 4U BiieM. Gill nervlllK were Adelle Drown, Pul baiter, Urtly June mid Mamie Hiown, Vein Hiown, diuiKhter of Mr. mid Mm Kurl Urowu I iwoverlnii from mi iiiienderuiiiiy performed lit lllll ftlde honpltltl Friday. Mr. and Mr. Tom Nollle. who nr here from Mlunurl and Mr. mid Mm. Hill l.Klr of Merrill pent Tueii duy vKltliiK their uiiu, Jnrk nnd ' llrrmun, and funilheA. j Veiita Hokih and Com I-nvllt vllled Knv Hoime and duuithtera i and Mm. Clrllfllh Wediienduy after- I IKMIII. I Mr. and Mm. IMitnel Dlek and j on npent Inai week-end at Liike vlew with Mr. mid Mm. Duck Cox and family and enjoyed good flh liur i Murray Doimherly uprnt Sunday , al Hrnlev with hi brother, Doe. Mm Owen Peppte and Mr. Ij-ler j Invltt were lunrhenn Kuem of Mr. ;and Mm. O. C. Welln on Wedne.i I dny. i Mr. and Mm. Clnvlon Hhnrp and j win and Mr. Hhnrp 8r were dinner llueatH of Mr. and Mr. Art Monroe Frlduy cveiiiuif, Cecil Ifuley pciit Friday III Lake view. Mr, I van Hold penl WcdncMlay with Mr. Kll Hon. tathcr Hiown, 4-JI leader, oiumi ImmI the 4-lf (JiiiiiiIiik club Wediie dny ulleriioon at llie chiHil Iioum. Tliera were 21 aril present, Annie itoniivedl and Addle. Urown will be uwilfiluiil leader. Bylvln lloblnoii penl Wednendity and Ihuraduy In Lunncll valley with blniley Ui-puy. Helen Oowin ol Klmnalh Kail pent the week-end with her pnr ei i u, Mr. mid Mr. Ed Uowen, and ulU'iidcd Kiuduiitloii cxcrcac. Fol lowing coinineiicemeul, Mr. and Mr. Ooweu uud Helen, Drju HorMlcy, Ted 1'epple, Hob i'cpple, Mr. and Mr. O. C. Well and Mr. and Mr. Cliff I'cpple were entertained ut the home of Mr. und Mr. Owen Pcpplc. Helty Kenton of WIII1U, Calif. 1 vlaitlim her alhlcr, Mr. Jcu McPall, and fulnlly. MuiKery Urnmwcll BUrted work Tu.-Mluy In the recreation office of the city hull In Kin. ah Full. The Mooe bowling team placed I4lh oul of 24U leumii al the recent tournumeiil of ruler n tlale and Cunudu ut Tucomii, Wuh, Clara Hold uIho placed In the women' MiikIck. Member from here are Ivan Hold. Hurry Mruy and 11 Rom. Huaun lloune peul nevcral duy in ; LtliiKell valley with her Krnnd i pureui, Mr, and Mr. J. K House, i Mr. and Mm. Irwin Pool and on j huve moved from Hly to Bonanza lo make tlielr home. j Friend were aorry to hear that the Parker home near Hlldebrand I wii dmtroyed by fire and all their bcloimliiK lout. Parker I in the hmplul recovering Irom severe burn. Mr. and Mr. Owen Pepple have a new flve-pnenKer coupe purchaned Wrdne.-.diiy In Klumnth Fall. HERALD AND NEWS COMICS I JL PAT,'MD0O. V;lLL 1 I ( I if YOU TAKH TMI; LAUNOf? ) 1 JUj-f BA'iKFr UPSTAIRS t-S 'Hri FOR ME?-L. ill!;J I' iH 17 I MUST BE I OLD- I CAN HARDLY LIFT I riNGI UTv 7 I'LL HAVE TO 5 f START TAKING ) v f A TONIC '.-'01 mm TMATS MOKE FUN THAN A . MOVING , 6TAIIVWAV.' 'GaNG'lDTWTOCcf CUT. eIND KVf HORSe HAV5 5M f GET ? PAST TET N'OJ J TUSH IKTJS SXfT. I acTCWUN .att . ,itit h7a nrv,ci ,mc i m , ; r-.-lU Ottawa. Ihe Canadlnn capital, ha alxnit 200.000 people In a 900-quare mile area denlitnated a the federal district. In the U. 8. more than ' Boo 000 people In the District of Co I lumbln crowd Into 69 square mile. To Buy. Hell or Trade It pay lo read Herald and News Classified Ail It pays to Advertise! Weverhaeuser wr.v:itHA:i ti:R camp Mr. and Mm. W. M. Jones and dauihler, lleinly. of Klumuih Fall, and Cap T"hoinpoii of Camp 4 vis lied over the week-end In Camp t with the Henry Napier and Urn-don Ooods Hundny dinner was served lo s the Jones, Hoods, Napler. Thump. , ion, and Mr. and Mm. Arrhle West and Pred at the Napier home. Mr. and Mis. Itimma Cassiriy and rhlldren of IVlnluma. Call!.. slo)ied over at Camp fr a vuil with the Folk Haddock family over the week end They are en route to Hamilton. MonL Mr. and Mm. 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