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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1948)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVI WEATHER KLAMATH rAI.I.H ANI1 VICINITY: Fair Innlaltl ami Tliumlay. Illiili mImiiiC HO Uiw lnllllll DO. 11111 Tlllllltlay UU. WKNTKIIN OIIKCION. full mill watiuar Imlav aai'aiil aflaiiwiut lliiinilar almwara In autllli. Tliuiiilay liii'laaaliisly I'luliily Willi auallaiail allai ilium iiiiiii,.ir almwaia. Illli 0(1 lo Yl ml t'oail In IH) In iillllivlll vallaya. Mllslilly ctiiilai alnn ctia.l Tlitliailay. I,nwa 411 In OU, Mull- lata niiitliwaat wlnila oil etiaal. KANTKIIN UHKIillN; tall man! artaiitiiuii atut availing lliumlnr alniina lit ntiitiiilallt aat'llnna (inlay anil Tliiua llay, Hllalllly wannal- Inilay Willi llltflia uf IKI In Wl. Cnnllntlail wailll Tliuratlay. Iiwa tnnlMlll all In ft'l NOIITIlKlIN I'AI.IKIIIINIA: Mually fall' tmlity. InnlHliI anil TliuiailNy, lull Willi lush Cum anil Unfile alimH i'ua.l ml law arallriail allainimii llmnilar almwaia In aalialna flnlllliaill innllll lalna. I'milar In ventral Inlnilnr liitlHy, Muilaralr In locally flaali imrlliwaat wlnila utf vnttal. Fur (IrailuallonAI Joyce, nlKlil niiiiiuuei' ul II Lwrti linU'l III KmlillUK, Culll., nueut Tui'Mluy unU Wnliirmluy In Kluiinith Kails, slay ing at the Wlllaiii whore hi) wua mailt clerk. Ho came up Ui attend llio graduation n liln mill UlllHM'l Cmy Joyce front KU1IH. Ills diumh lei, Oiolo Joyce, will bo a senior Ihla full. lauihtcrMr. mid Mm. I'm Mo CmIIiiiiuIi of lull Hulscy mo parents of a (liiuiihtcr, lliclr second ulrl. Mm Uil was Ixirn May 'Jti ul Kliiin nlll Vllllcy llonilllnl, mill weighed II pound 0 ounces. Bhc liua been limned Kiircn Hue. McCullouiili wii u recent humcatead winner In tlio Juouuock buy area. " Yolim llrpullllrall An Impor tant mccllng cil Ilia Young Itepuu Ik una club la announced for Fri day evening ul S o'clock nl the Wll lnl holel. I'laiu will be made fur lull activities mid nil mrinbrrii mid friend Are tinted to attend. Kc (rr.hinciiu will be nerved. Donations Patricia llenry, piesl dent of lite auxiliary to the Vet eran of foreign Wnra, Pelican pit :ik;i, wlshc ui thank nil Hie mill mid btiklnru houses tor tlielr lib eral donation to the buddy poppy fund, mid nlno all those who pur chased popples. Vlstllng -Mrs. Loyal Christy mid her mother. Mr. Ciillierine Hale mmi, former Klamath Kail resi dent now llvniE 111 Hortlmid, are visiting here for cverHl days. They lenl several days In Medford prior to coming to Klamath Palls. NAA(T-Mcmbcr of NAACP will hold a regular meeuug Saturday night at 7:30 o'lock In the chamber of commerce. There will be a dis cussion on "Lighten Our Burdetu." The public la invited. Auxiliary To Meet The auxiliary of the Veteran of foreign Wars will meet in the city librury club room Thursday al 8 p. m. Officer art to com III uniform aa there will be Initiation. Degrea of Honor There will be a meeting of the Olee club and ex 1 aeutlv board of the Degree of Honor Friday, June 4. at 1:30 p.m. al the home of Mr. Jamca 11. Wryn, 131 Lavcrne. Transportation All Pythian Sin ter who wish lo muke the trip to Bend Thursday, June 3, are to meet al the Winema hotel al 7:30 a.m. that morning, where car will assemble. To HL Helen Mr. C. O. Urydrn of til N. I llll uncut Die week-end In HI. Helen where nhe vulted her daughter and fumlly, Mr. and Ml. Kred Peckover. Valley Club -The Laugrll Valley Women a club I upohkorlng a benefit danre al the community hall June 4. The public I Invited. Friendly Circle Lotilne O'Urlcn of 3DM Hope will be hiwteiw lo the Friendly circle Thuriidny. AMlntliig will be Mnggle UpUill. Vlalt From Walla Walla Mr. KiX Mi'Dmle of WiiIIii WiiIIii, Wuah., mid two win, Umy mid Clnihiiin, were expeclnd to arrive here Wcduendity mid will be guenla ul the home of Mr. MrlJude'a brother-lu-liiw mid aliT, Mr. mid Mr. Iliirvey llorg iiiiiii, .of High nlreet. Mr. Mel Hide who will be remembered l)el lihlim (Hiiliiim, will nl vlalt with iter l)i i)l ln't h mid Ihiir fiimllleN, the lli'iberl 0, mid lliiwurd Onihmn. Leaving Fur F.aul Mr. and Mr. J J. Cole of 10'.! 4 High lire leaving Ihln evening hv train for HI. Uml where they will vlalt with a laler of Mia. Cole. Colo I on vacation from hla poaltlon nl the Anchor hotel mid will only be nwuy about III day, but Mr. Cole will vlalt with riiiitlvea In Iitilaliina mid other aouthern polnta, piunnmg to be gone tlx week or longer. Parly Canrellril There will be no curd party or polluck luncheon held by lite Women of the Monae till fiidny. The nffitlr hnn been enn crlled lietiiuae of the fiuieriil of Joyce Orein the mum afternoon. Membera of the rltuitllatlc team are naked to meet nt the Moose hull nl 3 p. m.. fiiduy, to go In a group lo the unci nl. Kmnmuie Hale The Kluiinith Li.thernn Uidlea Aid will hold a rumniuge aule In the DuUlger Motor company ahowroom Prlduy mid Hnt urduy. lloura will be from 9 a. m. lo 5:30 p. m Krldny, nnd from 9 a in. to 1 p. m , Hutiirdny. Anyone liming ruinmnge Ui contribute may bring It to the church or call 3170 or t:iH7 to have It picked up. Vacation In Yakima Mr. and Mra. Chirk Wealfall nnd daughter. Hhlrley, of 1IH0 Crcaccnt, left lnat week-end for Yakima. Waah., where they will spend a fotrnlght'a vaca tion with another daughter, Donna, and her family. Hurgery Mr. Donald Zollinger of Tulrlake wa admitted to Hill al de luuipltnl today tor aurgery, '.ollluger I a U, B. bureau of recla mation employe at Tulelnke, lllainlaaed -Claude Coukley, who ii Injured Hutiirdny when a Oi Kill Noithein moUir cur alrtick a truck neur Mulln, wua dlaiulaHcd from 1)111- alde hoapltitl toduy. '1'he opcrulor of the motor cur, William Denneliy, wua ndmltteit to aurgnry at the ho pllnl today, He auffered a bnd frac ture of the right arm. Until men live at Tloncatu. Hon Horn Mr. nnd Mr. Kraucla Hklnner of 143(1 Creacent are pur- cnla of a ton born tnilny, June 1, al Klnmiith Valley hoapllul, The boy weighed 8 pound 15 ounce on arrival. Hklunor I the Klamnth county 4-11 club agent, Vlaltlng Here Ann Newman of Pnyette, Jdii., I here for aevernl week vlaltlng Putty Tenle at the home of Mr, mid Mr. Ilurold Teule on Auburn atrcet. Ann left hero nl mld-aprlng with her mother, Mra. Mnrguerlte Newman, to rcaldo In Payette, Cfindlllon Unchanged The con dition of the (lev. Ilurold Vim Duker remained crltlcnl at Hlllalde hoapllul today, Tile mlnlaler waa Ktrlcken with a heart ailment thla paat week-end. Leave Hospital Mra. Jewell llughey, route 3. box 181), wa dla mlaaed from Hlllalde hoapltnl Wed neadny morning following aurgery. Medical Care Mra. Arthur Wlllt mmt nt 1041 Kldorndo la doing nicely at Hlllalde hoapllul where ahe re ceiving medical cure. Drill Practice The Women of the Moose rltuullatlc teum will meet to practice at 7:30 p. m Friday. C'ONFAII SPOKANE. June i () One hun dred of the nation' top air force flight commander and operation officer will gather here June 14-18 for a conference on long range bomber and flghler oiierntlon and training, Col. Jume E. llrlgg, com manding officer of the Bpoknne air torce base, aald today. Tips For Tired Eyes I Hold rMilInf mutlt-r about U InrhM (rtifii tmc. 2. Avfiltl rradittg In poor tljf hi. a Aftor tlrlving, Kixaiitrti to dint or wind or whfi mrm ovrrwnrkd, blhc litem with lvopllk. Qtilchly MNilha In. (ltnf1p Kirr, liurnlng, llrhing and rti u I Atari vytlldt or ntonvy rvfuniltrd Thouundi ;nlf It. M yean lucreu. (tt laMVitpttk todax. At all drug storet. High School By MARY LOU CASE Olrla Inltlnlcn are Muvla Iteevea, Melbu Huwklus, finlrley llnwkliui, Hetty Huncy and LaVonne lliiney. a a a Four aenlor have won prlw lor taking top grudca In the Time nmg n.lne nemealcr rjuU. The prize, four books, were awarded by the mag azine llaclf. Winning atudent are Tom Orr, Ronnie Wood. Hally Humble and Hnlph Hteurua. The rending of Time la part of the regular social economics course In KU. a a a Thla I the luat high achool coluinn of the school year, and the luat time till armor will be writing It. Next full Helen Juckaon will tuke over the dutle where I leave off. 8o without further ado I'll ay If been fun. KILLED PHIL CAMPBELL, Ala., June 2 fi'i A 13-ycr-old boy died yester day after being dragged by a run away mule. The victim wa Jimmy Glasgow. on of Mr. and Mr. Willard Olna gow. He became entunglcd In the truce chain after fulling from the mule and waa dragged about a quarter of a mile. Ill LINO SALEM, June 2 OKI Airplanes can't use ocean beaches for land ing except in case of emergency, Attorney General Oeorge Neuner ruled today for the state board of aeronautics. HIGHEST , JLKt THE SAME LOW PRICE VK.tl'.M,ft,i.MtilsH,i!llJ.:i,i;jt; !( vvt as:. '""'BAKfRt LORN FORDTCC, SopWillauall, M Itf f Wily, I2 P.kl Sido,.T.30 k II PmM PMna.K.roll,ri2S-DlrrlllSI ( mmmmtmmsik Tonight 332 seniors will march Into the boys' gym for their formal goodbye to Klumnlh Union. Com mencement exercise will bifgln at 8 p.m. with the atrulna of "Pomp and Clrcumatuuce." The main ad dresses will be delivered aa custom ary by the valedictorian and sitlu tulorliin, BUI Bouthwell and Cam eron Btewurt. Handing out the diploma will be the chairman of the school board, Nelson Kecd. a a a Congratulation to the El Rodeo atnff. Yea, the bonk actually arrived In time for students to have theirs signed and autographed by fellow cluKaniale. This la the first time In the last three years that the annual has arrived from Portland before school was out, so It's qulle an occasion. The book Is red with while printing on the cover, and approximately 150 pages In length. a a OAA, Olrls' Athletic association, held their last Initiation of the school year last Thursday night at the YMCA. At that time President Dolores Moon handed the gavel over to president-elect Carolyn Orr. BETTER HEALTHI Hmrrhottt$ ftcraf mmd CcIm Allmmnt Omttrh Ukr TrMted without Hottprtol Oporalton Writ or cll (or TVT. dtct1ptlv Booklet Htmdmj ttrtmgh fridjt 16 A. M. H S P. Af. Rwtltmgtt MMdj, Wtdutidsy, Fndsf until Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC M. C. Comer t. Bamatde tnd Grnd Avenu Telephone EArt 3918. PortleAd 14 Oreqoa l.unrhron Womrn of the Moorc will hold thrlr wrrk!y (xuluck lunchrun nt li:U0 p. m., Friday. laUncliron will be (ollowrd by cans. This sign says wSTOP' toTroublef , Little troublos can Rrow into biff ones. 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