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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1949)
Wednesday, auc. 10, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVENTEEN Mid-Week sin 1 m ABcf Meet MT. LAKI-The Ml. Ukl Ladle Aid met at til home o( Mia. Hoy La Frarle fur Hi July meeting. Mr. Harry Booth we Ui asalatlng hulu. Tlx meeting wa miencd by tin president, Mi. O. U Brown. Mr. U. B. Thompson led th de votion and Mr. Ir Orern was In cliari ol Ui iiriKiram In th o arnra n( Mra. Perry Dixon. Member and friend preacnl were Mr. O. L. Hrown, Mi. A. H. Cmp bll. Mra. Howard Jackson, David and Judllh Jackaon, Mia. Klttl Jackson. Mra. blrlla Hill, Mi. fUrah rltorni, Mn. Jo Leluing, Mra. Charlra Maildm and Vicky, Mra. U. 8. Thnnipann. Mr. J. K. DeLap. I-arry and Pcgy DeLap, Mr. Harry Oram' and Ann Marl Orem and Mr. A. R Ulikson. Mra. Ira Orrm, Mr. A. H. Bliui and Conni. Mra. Ward Dolan. Mr. Henry Hemnit, Mr. Hamurl Human. Mr. Emma Mhurrman, Mr. Maud McClay. Mr. Lawrcnr link. Mi. L. A. Wft, Mr. Kolwrt T'ood. Mr. B. W. Bhort. Mr. William William, Mr. Marry Tuwnsrnd nd Mr. Jay Mannlni. Mr Jamra Crattfnrd. Fred and Jam Jr. Crawford. Mra. Oray IHrannnn. Pay and Ciayl Uranium. Mra. Earl Mack and Marilyn. Mra. I. W. While, Mr. Don Jiihnami. Richard and Lynn Jotiiiaun, Mi. Charle Hfa and th hiaHuri, Mra. Harry Booth and Mra. Roy U ran. Birthday Club PORT KLAMATH -Honoring 16 club mmbr whoa birthday occur (n th month of July. August and September, a uecil party as held at lh cloa of th regular meeting of lha Clic Imprmrrmrnl club held Prlday afternoon In tli club houac. These r regular quarterly oc. ruion aponsnred by U local woman club. Mr Ord Prltchelt and Mr JoseDrr MeAullff were nota Hostesses MKItillLL-Mr. Ornrg Hanrork. Mi. Murray Howard. eMr. Warrn PrulU. and Mra. W. V. flallry wt hoateaac at a meeting of Uia Mer rill Library club Annual 4, In th recreation hall, The following new book hv been added Ui Ui library, til of them being donated by Mia. Juhn Klrby: Print of Fuaea, Bamuel rlliellabarger; I.yden Bailey, Ken neth Hobcru: The Cllencannon Om uibua, Ouy Clllpalrlc; Darling I Am Home, Donald Hough; lUmluook lur Youth, Merle Colby; and America la WorUi Pighlliif Pur, Ralph lnger oil. Th food al poiuurd by th club was reported t aucceaa. wlUi proceed going Ui th club treaaury. Name were drawn for th ftecret pal club, and a change waa mad In th by-lawa, concluding the bualneaa ecaaloit. Ttie hoaleaae aerved refrrahmsn.a to Mr. M. A. Bwuman. Mr. P. D. Curie, Mr. William Orove, Mr. William Ho. Mr. John Klrby. Mr. R. W. Hieele. Mr. Clifford Bhuck. Mia. William Walker, Mr. T. O. Wheeler, and Mr. T. Webb-Bow en. ! lmmmimmjmmMMmit in i Party WKKO Mr. Pel Balantl and dauglilera, Oraol, Ine and Margaret were hojlee for a birthday party given at the Balantl ranch near Weed July M. The affair wa In honor of Hale Balantl a ninth birthday. Refreshment of cake, punch, and Ire rrram were aerved to the fol lowing: i Wanda RtU-hey, Nancy Pnlna, Nancy ArquKUpare, Donna Bow en. Hharron Janue. Bare Alvarado, Pat and Yvonne Bbarbaro, June, Don. and Billle Holua, Pranrea and Joyce Llnville. Agatha MattlatiU, Robert and Cecilia Paatega, all of Weed: I.avern. Hlre. and Mildred Bnlua of Edgewond; and Daarlen. Dennl and Preddie Balantl of Mount Ahaata: Mra. Tony Mattlatzl. Mr Ben Balantl. Mr. Oliver Bolus, and the guest of honor. A larta variety of game were en joyed during the afternoon. Luncheon Bt.Y Saturday afternoon. July 50. Mra Dave Campbell. Mr Ted H)de. Mr. Joe Kendall. Mr. T. H. n the afternoon, and hd decorteJ , Armatmng. Mra Harold Powell. Mr the table In th dining room Clark Abbott and Mra. Herb Hadley especially for the birthday parly. ! enjoyed a bridge luncheon at the uainf arrangemenu ol aweet peaa j home of Mr. C. A. Smith In Klam and Individual favor. A gill and ; h Pall. birthdy card waa presented each honor preaenl. and en appropri ately decorated cake waa cut. all with the compliment of the club. During the ahort bualneaa session preceding lh parly, plena were made for ft dance to be held Auguat JO. for the purpoae of railing fundi for th maintenance and running eipenaea of the local fire Imrk. Mr. Jo nil Taylor and Mr. Wil liam Pag are the committee in charge of all arrangemenu for the tortneomlng dance. Present at Ihe meeting and party Prlday afternoon were Mr. William C. Hackler. Mr. Blew art Nicholson, j Mr. EiiiaiMtn M. uxtsuy, Mr. W. B. Heacock. Mra. Viola Leever. Mr. Lloyd Nicholson. Mra. Alfrrd Caaiel Jr.. Mr. Elmer Zumbrun. Mr. Raymund B. lvoaley. Mra Lucille Nlrholann. Mra. Wilbur Ferguson. Mr. Harry Orrm, Mra. Karl M. Jarkaun. Mra. Kay Pruweli of Chiloquin, and th hoateaaea, Mr. Ord Pntchetl and Mr. Joseph McAullff. I 1 ' 1 " . VM ,Ji ' i A J Club Round-Up The member of th Klamath THE ENGAGEMENT of Betty Saddle club were buay during July. 1 Corjon to Morley Thurmon nMUly ',K,!?.n'""y .m"nl!"r ho been onnounced by her meeting wa held to conduct routine . . . , . -r f bualneae and la plana for th rid j porentJ, Mr. and Mr. I . t. on the Jtth. The group gathered i Carjon. Morley it the ton of at the failground for an afternoon I Mr. ond Mrt M. C. Thurmon lo,"'d poUu"' d,nnw!of th.t cty. The wedding will at the clubhouae. I. ., " The Henley grange a the attllng De inn montn for ft aquar dance on July 10 when the club entertained the member of the Merrill Saddle club. The group alao participated In Ihe Med ford rodeo parade and grand entry. Pinochle 1 Pannle Ooddard entertained Ye Old Pinochle club at her home. 1 3441 Oarden. on Thuraday. Auguat 4. Luncheon waa aerved t 1 p. m to the regular member. Later at card Ine Sloan held high acore, Kathryn Billing, aerond. Maggie Upton, low, and Nona Hall received the pinochle award. On Auguat II the hottes will be Nona Hall. Perebee-Keetler NEW. Beauty Salon ESQUIRE THEATRE BUILDING Open Tuesday AUGUST 16 Thoee who visit ut en our opening will have their nomei put in the Wi.hing Wei! . . One will receive free hair do. Telephone 5230 for Stormy Hasfjord, or Frances Lyon Worch for the "Holr Style of the Month" P.S.I H...n why we're no. opening until Toed.ylvrmy anj France will be In Portland at the ownetio Hhow being held In th Portland Hotel, Aug. It, 14, 15. Bridge Replaces Older Methods KHARTOUM. Anglo-Egyptian Su dan 0V1 Por centurlea people croaaed th great Gaah river by having four Wet African carry them aero o n angaree native bed. Many fell Into th ttream. Now civilization ha ended the ducking. A new 4:3-foot reinforced concrete bridge with six pn and a le-foot carriageway ha been dedicated. Bees Make Sweet Mess In House ORIDLEY. III. OrV-Por eeveral rear, th T. H. Benedict knew there were bee in their home near here. They finally discovered the bee but not before th wrm had mad a honey of ft mm. Bummer heat dlacloaed the location of th beca neat when honey darted run ning down from th Irving room celling. Pour buahel banket of hon ey and th bee were removed. OlHTr.lt NEW YOHK. Aug. 10 HPiIhe democratic, republican and liberal partle r Joining force to try to oust Benjamin J. Davis Jr. Negro communist party leader, from hie city council seat. Davis, on of the 11 top com munist now on trial In federal court on conspiracy charge, won hi seat under ft city wide propor tional representation balloting sys tem. This ystem now hu been ended and election by district ha been substituted. Davl Is seeking new term In Harlem district. PLANNING TO CELEBRATE their golden onniversory Sun day, Auguif 14, ore Mr. ond Mrt. C. A. Fuller of Alturot. A reception will be given for them ot the Federoted church ot thot time. Surprise MT. LAKI Burt Mack waa gueat of honor at a surprise dinner party given by hi mother, Mrs. Mack, Prlday evening. After the party the group enjoyed swimming at OTI. Present were Barbara Dickson. Mary Louise tnman. Donna Dlson. Shirley Mllllgan and Dorothy Ann Fleming. Mrrldeth Riley. Marlon Jack. Lol Wise, Sylvia Keady, Syl via Roberta, Anna Hnftmn, Caro lyn Dlrkwin. Rev. J. R. DrLap. Ralph Have. Kenneth Mllllgan, Dale Williams. Dale Fleming. Albert Keedy, Edgar Hoffman, Cecil Enman. Raymond White. Rlrhard Hill, Earl Mark Jr. Adam Hoffman and Wilbur Harnsburger. Guest Speaker The regular meeting of the Newell ausillary wa held at th Com munity htl Wednesday evening, July 30. H A. Blankenahlp w as guest peaker for th evening. A poem. "That Oalvanited Wash ing Tub," wa read by Mr. Barbara Ooolng. A family picnic was scheduled for I p m. Auguat 10 at Malm perk. All ausillary member and their fam ine are Invited. a Wild Dogs Prove Greenland Menace COPENHAGEN (IP The Green land commission of the Dantah par liament, which will visit Greenland this summer, has been warned not to go there unarmed. An official announcement called on the members to take big wood en club with them. The authori ties are not afraid of hostile Oreen lander, but of wild dog in th northernmost settlement. Degree Work PAIHl.EY Fifteen member of the local Krbrkah lodge motored to Klamath Falls Balurday In attend the district convention In that city. The degree stuff exhibited the de gree work and iDltiated candidate Into the Klamath lodge. Those attending were Virginia Houston. Elale Connor. Lawana Roplr, Clara Pourk. Estel Elder, Neah Lave, Mina Taylor. Lola Mc Krene. Tea Baniater, Len Btofford, Nil. Baniater. Winifred Porchelu, Genevieve Porchelu, Florence Ke noke, and Nettle Cannin. The convention will be held next year at Merrill. Oregon. Birthday CHILOQUIN August 1 marked the occasion of Mrs. Dora Olenger'a 74th birthday. She wa honored at a party given for her by her daugh ter. Mrs. Hsrley Olson of Klamath Falls. Mr. Olenger ws taken to San for an Italian dinner anil to movie during the evening. Oueau for the affair were Mr. and Mr. Roy Olenger of Chiloquin. John Frnk. Mr. and Mr. Hsrley Olson, all of Klamath Falls, and the guest of honor. Women, on the average, outlive men. Women's average was 64J year In 1M6, compared with men 62 7 years. Life "Saved my A Caw-as. h CAi-HEARTnUKN- WlV owewaW MnattaVil y-1t1 euawJ pgklnrut goVt tnff , ajjf tV'ttift'r) nl lkntrtr rJ.V uu.r prwwrii (j-,, tiUw-av-ti-l rtv"l;rtrj knnoa " rnr"tntif- rwhrf mf 'irfm U Mhoei, HwiV-ana Tab Kalauiiv 1-it-eHew hf ng rr-mf-ifi t flrTi gat P"l uafw) lltli IO tW t Jntjbi M1 bVk Q IELL-ANS for Acid lmtti" 256 Be sure it's PURE CANE' LA SUGAR Be sure with OH LljUSE . . . Solo 'pattuM 1 iiiiTni-TAiur IdUllll lUIUIW eme-oa. 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Oermany vrtA woman was looking at hat In ft shop window here when she wss suddenly hit by "something." The "something" turned out to be . two-year-oid child who fell from third floor window. The child bounced on the sidewalk and cried, but waa unhurt. are falling as rapidly a they ar established by worker helping to rebuild this war-devaatated Pollslt capital. The newest record la claim ed by Waclaw Leslewica and two companion. They claim to have laid 34.000 brick In eight hour. One of the shortest large stream In existence I Alpheu creek, near Twin Fall Idaho, Bricklayers In Warsaw Speed-Up WARSAW, Poland JPi A new champion bricklayer la crowned al most every day In Warsaw. Record FOR RENT v waa a atft Sewing Machines Li Ial Sewing Mochine Service fta giakaa tsi akaau War rasa eni fit' Irni (SEARS )so rrtrsn WoEBUCKANDCoV V- UJ J Uj L f V-O . fit I Hi fTt i! i ) U U zip the extra Si ttAb j (flf woo lining in, nJJ . 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