Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 19, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextriutNUAr, serf. IT, ?t4" PACE EICHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Midland Empire News Chiloquin Mr. nd Mrs. Ootlteb Wolff of Medford nil Mr. nd Mrs. Benny Blacamore ol Red Bluff. Calif, were guests over Labor Day of Mr. and Mr. Andrew riury. Wolff, Mr. Blackmore. and Mr. I'lury re brother end listers. I Rev. id Mis. E. W. Johnson snd I daughters Marlene nd Brbr ofi Everett, Wash, visited In Chiloquin j over Lsbor Day. Johnson U a past i pastor of the local Bible Standard ' church and Is now district superin-1 tendeut In the northwest seotion of ; Wasiungion. Marlene and Barbara vera luest of Joanne and Manleei Xevsor and the adult stayed with relatives, the Ed Turners of Klam ath Fall. The Johnson family. Dwurht Burtis and Lucille Llnd- strand, also of Everett, Wash, mere! dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Ker-1 Biit Keysor on Sunday evening. I Rer. and Mrs. A. C. Grimes and daughters. Caroline. Roberta and! Shirley were guests early this week j of Rev. and Mrs. David Sutton of the Bible Standard church. The! O rimes moved from Chiloquin this past summer and are now living in , Salem, Ore, where Crimes is or-1 ganixing anew Bible Standard j church. I Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Heath and : children spent the Labor Day week- j end n Eugene visiting with M r. j and Mrs. Robert E. Heath and with i Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Nelson. Alice Pohll has ben working at the Corner Store since the first of the month. i George Brautlacht has been backj on the job tor Southern Pacific tor nearly two weeks following an ex tensive stay in the company hospi tal in San Francisco. Brautlacht was accompanied home by his wife I and son, Edward, who had traveled to the bay city for that purpose. Elaine Mangum returned to Chllo-1 QUin last week-end after spending j several days visiting with friends In Toppentsh. Wash. I Mr. and Mrs. Ross Handburr and daughter Rose Ann are moving this week to the Forest Freid's house In south Chiloquin. Freids have now i moved Into their new home, pur chased from Uu Kenneth Roberts.! Mr. and Mrs. Richard Atiyeh and ! son Oeorse of Portland have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Atiyeh parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Blocklincer. Sally Blockunger has gone to Berkeley. Calif, to enter her sopho more year in pre-medicine at the University of California. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mangum were Rev. and Mrs. Jxnes C. Merwln of Monta Vista, Calif, and Ray Pedigo, also of Mon ta Vista. On Monday morning the first Na tional School Asembly program ot the year was presented at the local gymnasium. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lewis gave a sleight of hand and ventriloquist show which delighted the students. Mrs. George Brautlacht and son Edward spent four days last week In Salem with her mother, Mrs. Viola Welch, and spent considerable time at the state fair. Mrs. Cyril Cook. Mrs. Walter Zimmerman, Mrs. Paul Mudge and Mrs, Vemon Norval drove to Pnne Tille last Thursday to attend an all day session of republican women. Over 300 were in attendance from all over the state ot Oregon. William Lorenx returned on Sat urday from a business trip to Port land and a stop over in Salem when he attended the slate fair. Mayors of Oregon Day. and saw state of ficials on city business. Lorenx was guest on Thursday evening at an open house lor Oregon mayors given by the mayor of Salem and which was also attended by Gov ernor Douglas McKay and U. a Senator Wayne Morse. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer "Bud" Gen try are the parents of an pound 13 ounce baby girl born September 1. at Klamath Valley hospital. The little girl has been named Ila Ann, The Gentrys have one other daugh ter. Nancy, and four boys. Both the city and agency fire departments were called out one af ternoon last week when slashings on vacant lota owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Lorenx caught on fire. The area, located in west Chiloquin ad joining the Friedman Kirk resi dence, has been recently logged. No extensive damage was done, as the two fire departments arrived promptly and stayed on the Job un til all da ger was past. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiUlio and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Wolff attended the state fair In Salem last week end. Leaving for Oregon State college In Corvallls is Lorna Roser, daugh of Mrs. Athel B. Roser. Lorna will be a freshman. O POOLE'S For Bikes, Trikes, Toyi and Model Suppliet Dead Walked Out Lazarus had been dead four days when Jesus met Martha, the dead man's sister. Jesus UUs Martha He that believes in Me. though he were dead in the grave, yet shall he live. And he of mine who yet lives, when I return to raise up the saved shall never go into the grave. BIBLE John 11th and 1st Thess 4:13-17. Jesus next went to the dead man's tomb and had them roll away the stone. Then with a shout LAZARUS COME FORTH, Las arus. who had been dead and In decay, came forth wrapped head and foot in grave clothes with hla fare wrapped In a napkin. BIBLE. And Just so. Jesus would raise you up. YOUR PART Stand on K that Christ died for all your sins. Feelings and good works for get. Believe God. It Is Christ's death for your sins that counts. Nothing else. Then live by the Bible and look to Christ for the power. Yes, live by power from on high. Portland 1, Ore. i This spare paid for by a Port land family.) New Pine Creek Many local persons are looking forward to the big fireman's ball at Davis Creek tins Saturday night. September 17, sponsored by mem bers of the new Four Corner's fire district. The purpose of the dance is to help raise money to pay tor the lire house they have been con structing at the Willow Ranch cross roads. Everyon should feel an in terest in these affairs put on by the initiative of a few who are respon sible for the general good. By the way you might just have a bang up good time right along with it. So be there with bells on and be sure to ring 'em and dont forget that when that siren blows it can sound awful sweet I The Hsppy Hour club met on Tuesday afternoon. September 13, at the home of Mrs. Lillian Reid. Present were five members and three guests, Mrs. Hilda Barry. Mrs. Dorothy McDonald, and Mrs. Tressie Reid. Fannie Fisher received her anni versary gilt from her secret pal. The hostess entertained her guests with a time quia. Thelma Butler re ceived first prise and Eunice Cog burn second prise. Delicious re freshments of apricot pie a la mode and coffee were served. Amy Cloud will be the next hostess at the meeting to be held In her home on Tuesday afternoon, October 4. Ray McCoul and wife. Mrs. Mc Coul's parents, brother and Qlster. Mr. and Mrs. Abrahamson. son Jackie and daughter Joyce, left last Wednesday for their home in Min neapolis. Minn, after spending a week visiting with Ray McCoul s mother and step father. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mulkey of Willow Ranch. Ray McCoul was formerly of Lake view. CpL Lee Sanders wno has been home from the service on a 10-day furlough visiting his parents in Lakeview. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sanders, visited tor awhile here at the post office before taking the stage back to his station at Ft. Bliss, Texas on Tuesday morning. He is In the ordnance battalion of the regular army and has two more years in the service. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Thayer and family went to Klamath Falls last Saturday to attend a conference of the Latter Day Saints church. Mrs. Mary A. Hite and daughter and mother. Mrs. J. C. Sevcik went along to visit friends and to attend to some business. Mr. and Mrs. L. Snider, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Henderson, Tom Dick and T. E. Perry, and Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter King were among those from New Pine Creek to attend the Cali fornia state fair at Sacramento. Mrs. Mary Snider won three blue ribbons and two red ribbons on her display of wild plums at the Cedar vllle fair this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark and family of Adin. Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dean of Burns, were week-end visitors of relatives, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Thayer. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scrivner and William Smith. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Dean are 8mlth's daughters. They all took In the Lakeview Round-up and fair. George Fenton.' a mining engineer from Bonanza Bar, was a guest of S Trade and Save il jij A These A V Time Stations V E 6th Market E IfZc 2996 So. 6th 3c C.SiPJSS.'..",E,W' J t FASHION CLEANERS Ph. 5563 i I i Free Pick-up I Delivery! 3 i In Today Out Tomornw I j 4-Hour Special Service 'I Skill Care t Beyond Compare $ Yh LP-GAS LP'Gat is, aa mum wkere yoa live aow ... or where yoa mf Bum so is ate , , , you'll strfl b able so enjoy yaar od eta LKrmt sawKanrs. Becaxe Raawt Of ;J4, ! . 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From (prefix) fab.) 53 Oraun of aniell 10 United 25 Lease 21 Three-pronged 27 Stern spears 28 Inventor I Q"i' 29 French article 2 Kluder 30 District attorney ab.) 31 Half an em 32 Boy's nickname 33 Rave SSCape 38 Poker stake ' 39 Horse's gait 40 Till sale tab.) 41 Enlarges 47-Near tab.) 48 Number 50 Goods sunk for recovery 51 Noun sufhx 52 Mother of Apollo (myth ) 54 Pilchards f6 Love god 57 Gifts VERTICAL 1 Kind of fence 2 Speaker 3 Color Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scrivner last week. He is formerly ot Boise. Idaho. Mrs. J. P. Mike, of Los Angeles snd Mrs. Florence Benson ol El Monte. Calif, left on Monday after spending 10 days here visituuj with Mr. and Mrs. Walter King. Miss Leona Robnett left Wednes day morning for Eugene to attend the University of Oregon. She was driven over by her father, Ernest Robnett Papal Decoration For Hearst CASTLE GANDOLFO, Italy. Sept. 19 iiPv Pope Pius XII has HOLLAND HEATING SERVICE 14 E. Main Klamath Falls Phone 765 toife. QBE- f a)l TwTtTTawuTiA!! v.. Lfl- fff'X liL UVT T-'l . j II V 1 1 Answer to Previous Puxile r U'-.'i 1a- 33 34 36 Baby's toy Haply Type ot poem 44 Seaweed 45 Weed 46 Finishes 49 Ear (comb. form) 51 Tavera 83 Bone 53 Id est (so.) 37 Emphasis 42 Symbol for Illinium Speak imperfectly 43 FX -J5 T leiN o h!a p i I .r".i 1 Jo?1 flOPl I 0. p H IS k. 17 16 I 1 L Li lli - ; .q 1 Z ii 3 5 Zh ' ' 1 ' 3S - , 5 557 I ; 3 STT 3 it 7" ST ""'57 t5 w 5 "a l 1 1 I FTT granted a papal decoration to Wil liam Randolph Hearst, U. S. news paper publisher. The kind of decoration was not disclosed. The decoration was granted upon the request of Bishop A. J. Wlllin ger ot Monterey-Fresno, Calif., in recognition ot Hearst's contribution to the restoration of the old mis sion churches of California, along the Pacific coast. Use the Want Ads tor Quick Results; I V I I Glased PoUto Wholewheat D O N U T S Delicious Maple Ian Wo Cater to Special Order! Wholesale-Retail SIS E. Moin Phone 6491 M I!SffiKlt, C3 15,000 See Salem Show MEDPOKD. Sept. 19 Ail air show staged here yesterday by air force and national guard air units fiom Oregon and Calllnrula drew a crv.d ot 15,000 lo the municipal an port. Airmen ot company B, Kalem national guard, ataard a mock bat tle In which they were credited with rapturing the field. Jet fixhtrr from California were a part of the spectacular maneuvers ot military aircraft. Speakers included Gov. McKay and Seely Hall, a vice president of United Airlines who waa the com pany's first Medford branch mana ger. Chamber of commerce officials SEE KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP r,.m, .rt.. rns AUTO GLASS pi Always -A- Parking In Rear Always 1 1 HERALD AND NEWS COMICS I 'ljllllllllll" I ibffi I fpS Mfel I,. , X XilLU-kAi h4&&krhj&& Sw-kX7 I THOUGHT .StMAAER V4A5 ABOUT tov6,' BUT -TPAVS A IT YY. h... VtEY. MY cn55-i. 1 I INTO oJ5 j A T war!!!6 J I 1 ii SXJ 3 V.1WLW, Jt- ,1A i lit ysc ki Bfcd Li L. il yr-Ji i-J Edoor E Martin is on vocation. Until furlrier notice the strip is being drown TMtRe! 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