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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1949)
TUESDAY. JULY 5, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVEN T WEATHER mnrAM viah T. data 11 u l.a.1 ..r i'ii Normal II U NUHiiimN CAi.iroMNiA: r.ir day. it""!''' and wii.Mir. itui widi I'iMMlal l'a rl.anlng In all. imam. NimIIi w..t wl'nU IJ la '11 mil., an hour ulr l-uaal. MUllilly rot'l.r In roi'Utilaln. 10 day and wamtar In luwlaiula tt.iii..dar. WKNTKHN (IHKdON MiMltr rlimly tmtay and ItMilglit, Datuiuliig paillr rluuUy W.dit..la. rw light thuM niiilli portion litd-y t'mil.i today. High M along eait and Mull Inl.iiur both day. U tnnlglit U U M. Kjmthwa.t wind! la to M mil., an hour olf ahtiia. KAHTKMN flrlKfJONi Paillr c-lmidr to dav and W.'ln..la Wld.ly watt.r.d aM.rttour) and availing lliumlaratoirn activity. Illan ImjIIi day go to IMJ. Imw lunlllil a I" OH A NT rAKg ANII VlflNITY fair thiugh WwIimhIiv lllglt ul.r 7. Low lonlglil Ml. High W.di...da l, VliH Him Mr, nd Mrg. Mlka II gail It-It ovrr tli prk-iul lor Hratll, Wh.. to Ult their auii, Kuirit R. Ilrgan, g recant gradu al nl Wfilaill W'aahlngUin Cull nl Education at llalllngham. Mm ltian lg g Wlllard holtl gmpluyp. lliry plan to bo gong g Canadian Vacation Mil. C. r. 1iwlhrr hu returned to hrr lion it on lilt Mrnlo ay anil to liar urk III Ul J".lr driiarlnirnt al J. C. rttuipy coinpuny altar .pending a inmiili vacationing. In Canadg. Hht vlaltad IU her parrliu, Mr. alul Mra. Duncan Walarr. III Haakalclif an and with g aiilcr, Mr. Until lURilllon, gild lamlly In Alberta. aland Varallon Mr, l.llg Mar alia.ll. Mr a. Oftirg Olio. Mrg. Janni . J,anf and Mra. Jiw Clrlainan I'll Munilay by United Air t.lnr Inr a I to or UirM-vtvH gtgy in Honolulu. All lour art Dorrl. Calil., realdenla. tlualneaa Trta Mrg. Karl lUynnldi Halted In Klamath falla rwenlly. Hht waa hrr on buaineaa and haa now returned to her home In Bolt. Library Mary O linen It worklni at the Klamath County library Una aunimer. Mary aitenda Orrgun Htala college. Ti I . Mr and Mra. Wavllt Hrott ol the Unlveralty ol Oregon have come down to guend Ul aum- HiiT al their !. u in vvuoua caliln. rkott la a lormer baaketball coach at Klamath Union high achool. (iranga-llrnley grange mill meet Wriliirwlay al I p. in, In the grange hall Mr. and Mra. Pred Feieraon, Uelrgatea to Oirgon atate grunge, will niHirt on the meeting held al Cone ll4y. Teacheri, bolll luriner and preaent, who art nieinoera ol the grange, will give tile evening a program. Autlllary The tan Ira auxiliary will hultl a regular meeting tonight, Turaiiay, at S o'clock In the lower KiK hall, 'liter will b another vole on lh propoaed Chang ol meet ing nlghla and a baby aliowrr lor an aumliary member. VMtora Mra. fcUle Bimpaun and aon Auurry Lowther ol Han Juae. Calll., are vuitlng with Iriendg In Klamath rail during the holiday week. They txpect to return hum in about 10 day. (.raaa Mra The city lira depart ment waa called to aril and Nevada mid-miirnhig Saturday when a gra In broke out on a vacant lot. No damage rcauJled. Ilremen adviaed. Hark T Portland Mra. J. II Caruahan haa returned to Portland to be with her huband who u a patient at the U. B. veteran llo- j pital Uier. Vial tor A rerent vialtor at the ,h.n ::f Mury Lou Ca.l waa Ellen lMinneb-lg ol Ijrlupur. Calll. Both r.oii anu max 7 uiu aitenu ivilllv college where they will be aophu morea nel year. T Meet Th Women ol the Mixta will hold a regular meeting and balloting on Tueaday, July 6. pui , in the Mooa hall. Thua committee chairmen having reporta to give on the paat year a acuvltlea muat give them at Una time. Rev. Grimes Quits Post CIIIIXXftllN, July llev. A. 0. Clrlmea, who haa been paaUir ol the lllljle HUnduid church In Clillu q u 1 11 tor the paat two yeara, left on Monday. He had realgued hla poal llon early thla aprlng to be effective the II rat of July, and Hunilay' nerv. lie were hl laal In th local pul pit Oilinea plana to attend the aum nier giving apetlal aervliea through out the atate, the flrat two wee ol which will be ient In Power, where haa wag formerly paalor. Th lamlly la planning a tentative location In ttalein In the fall when achool open. Itev. and Mra. David Hutton ol Eugene are arriving thla week to Parades Pay Off In Prizes For Winners Of Sections n..tnfiil Ollloh!a nt lit I&JQ Klamath Baaln iumndup July 2, I arid 4, were th Hoy Holer' kid I paradt Haturday afternoon and the main paradt Monday morning. VillonIn ara the flrtt-Dlaia win ner III the two marcriea. Kid Farad Hike (taction Unt-decortled bicycle, Uennia Tealer. Mounted Section Beat-dnaaed cowboy, Vligil Bmllli. Beat-dreaaed cowgirl, Baibara bull away. , tak charge of the local church. Their flrat aervlcea will be next Bun- oay. Youngeat rider, Donna Mat Wil llarni. Pet election Mat-orilnally dlaplayed, Daniel Johnaon. Beal-dlplayed, Dick, Jo and Jean fllapham. Doll Buggy election Moat original, Becky Lynne Baber. Beat decorated. Karen Totton. Beat home-drawn buggy, Bobby William. Coalum election Moat original, Donna Beckwlth and Chrlitl Jam. Moat comical, Tnelma Mataon. Preltleat, Peggy Mataon. Moat novel. Stephanie Olvera. Orand aweepa winner, Dick, Joe - and Jean Da Bupham. Fourth of July Farad Community Section Beat float, Tulelakt 4-H. Moat re.ureaenUtlve, Malm 4-H float. Fraternal and Bervlc Club Beat marching group, Kaglea. ' Beat band, Cal-Ore. Juvenile Moat unique, BUpham children. Beat-organlxed group, Klamath Kalli girl acouU. Riding Oroupa Beat family riding group, Mr. and Mra. Harley Gluen and family. Beat matched pair, adulta, Mr. and Mr. Dean Hall. Beat dremied cowboy, I. Smith. Best dreaaed cowgirl, Mia Balen tine. Beat display ol horaea, Yamhill county Bherlff'a poau. Younie.it rldera, Jimmy and Fred die Llakey. Oldest rider, Early Arant. Beat decorated wagon, Chet Bar ton Black and Whlta ranch. Best parade horae, Jack Ray. Beat appearing cowboy, Mr. WU cher. Bet appearing cowgirl, Mildred Barton. Moat elaborate group of riders, Joaephln county Sheriff poaats Commercial Section Beat decorated automobile, Btalnt OrreU. "Th Night haa a Thouaand Kvea, and they ar all reading cltaallled la your ad tlieri? n: m MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES ThU 0.d TrMlnwnt Otitt Brinf kUppy HIif WW .lrWrf iMmt tmrtUm rtW(i tmiuf to nttwwla In four bta4. M M IWM IMnifltf tatWtttkrh. riMtUMlN p1m, imum, tow of pi Kgtti .. rr. gwu tintj mb nlhu, ) i nT, pttrftMiM ur.Ur list gig. !. bimJ dttitwt. frtMiiwftt gjr ntnlf taaVfgTt .ltl Inilt4T W MIIiMI tVaiTvatltmaM sht Ulasr M taKMllUBf NRlU Mli rmir kMntrr or fci4Wr. !' I UI I Avh -Ftvur drfJtffHflt far Tmn rllU. MiMuUlHl liU-4a. tladxi ! f.tlly Wf tciUIWitM tmc vr It rw. fnn ) (I Wfr rir knd in W4p tW U BU- ttf ty iMtaata fluh ut p.lati4 wmtitvm AiuMrri l all-The city f tic dc purtiucut luwtrrd fnL ilaim at 10 '2 BatuMay wliru thry rc called to liumbfr 3 Nevada tttrrt. Vern Moor Named To NADA Post Vrrn Moore, RjiUnt manairr of th HaUUcr Motor company, has txvn appointed Klamath area rhalr man for the National Automobile Dralrra tMOcUllnn. Job of the NADA area, chairmen U tc itimulate active participation in the ajnxlaUoni national pro grama In their area. Moore a iiamed by the national eroup mid the Oreon Automobile Dealert ai-vclallon. J A trip eo llic beach . . . tlie firt un of l"l r"" ' gf 1 the aeatun . . . iummcr warmth I I gmrnr " ' CJ with in relaxation. A refreshing glut 11 'ml fTll II of light Olympit. These arc among II ;.. 1 I J ll the ulkkI thinci of life. II 1fZ. 9w, lit U(h Xtfmhmrnt Bettragr Milium Tcmptr PnfU 1 lTtl IMWIMt COM'ANt, OltariaV. WAtMIHOIOM. V. . V. B JULY SPECIAL! BENDIX USERS During the month of July we will offer a SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE for your old mochin on a NEW BENDIX ! I . t j If Yea Ar Not New s Bendli l ier We Can Offer Yoa 6ENDIX PRICES START AT- " $17995- LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ON YOUR PRESENT MACHINE Regardless of mako, model or condition. ACT NOW. ASK US ABOUT OUR GENEROUS TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE PH. 66S1 This offer good daring July only on ANY MODEL of user-proved Bendlxl AULD APPLIANCE 127 So. Clb Ph. 651 i m Ul Jl m u r Lu i "i THE FIRST ARROW SALE IN HISTORY and the greatest shirt event ever held TW 1W PBCi On Arrow Colored Shirts . . We are also including in this event, to make it complete, white shirts Manhattan, Wings and Marlboro ... $4 values at $2.45. i i i r i -' yfi by $3.65 Shirts NOW!! $4.00 & $5.00 Shirts NOW!! Sizes 14 to 17 All Sleev. Ltngthi. All Collar Stylet This sale is in cooperation with the Arrow Shirt Co. . . . And authorized by this well known firm. 600 Arrow Shirts to Choose From Buy Them by the Dozen Yet Sir Gents . . . Here it is: the GREATEST SHIRT SALE ever held . . . 600 brand New, Fresh, Critp ARROW SHIRTS in every Conceivable pattern and color ... all to go at thate two low pricet. NOTE: (when thit tale it over, the original price it to be maintained). t 2dcA Reeded Store for Men Corner 5th & Main BUY NOW As Stock Is Limited to 600 SHIRTS Buy Them by the DOZEN!! if i hj; 1 n ;1 I I f t u M Si f N I fJK'. - i?t r fi?rt atj-w' k.i" .v' vf(';.-'vW'-ir
