Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 21, 1949, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21,1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE STORE HOURS: 9:30 to 5:30 V - ! WEATHER r..yjr.u-t'' WtmiN OllfcclON: rlr lnd n Tttumlay. Iliilu aaM lu ,n Inwrlur and a" lu 7U mi mil " I.mlslit 40 li Ofl.lum wliiiU nut rly w mirlhaailarly nil "1 "" n hour. KARI KKN OHKIION: C.lr and '""' thla arialiiooii anil Thiirailay Ills"" hnlh ilava 7ft III ttl l-wwa lunllhl 34 lu M, aaiaul ia In colilar vallaa MIIITIIKIIN lAl.irollNIA: 'air and cunllnuail waim IWI I"" hmnldlllea lila and lliumlax aaraiil aiallaiad thundaraUirma Una allaiinnin and lo tiialil m Maintain niiHinlaina. Iiirraaa li,( rnalal ( riom Fram-wo nnrihwaid Thuida iiinriun onshore wind norlhwaalaily and to ' ml!" it lioiir hat-iiinhi IX In IS Ml Thumlay. RiMiliK Hivm VAI.I.KY: ralr nl nd Thurada. IHn lila B1. Low to BKIil 41 lush Touraf (ioM North Mr. D. L. Calll inn irlt on trt Streamliner today tor her home In Portland after brlrt vlall here wllh hrr brother nd family, Jucltie and Mr. Dald R. Vanrlriiberi of Washlnjton net. Mn. CalUcrat hd been lalluvf In Lakrvlrw wllh hrr nn-ln-lw end dauiihtrr. Dr. nd Mn. Stewart En dlcoll. and Mra. Kndlrott accom panied hrr mothrr to Klamath Kalla lor ly at the Vandenbere; home. Te Hrbool Leavln today for Ashland to ttitcr Bouthern Orron c o 1 1 e are Harbara Dlcluoii. dauiihtrr of Mr. and Mra. A. R. Dickson. 8am Drhllimrr, aon of Mr. and Mra. Harold Drlillna-er. Mar Jorie Klnl. daughter ol Mr. and Mra. A. J. KIM. and Jan Tucker. All are ruudalr of ilmlry huh arhonl. Hrtiutercd at Oregon Blale are lull rJhort. Edward rrruer, Dale Webber and Harold Ualln. Moving Mr. and Mra. Robert L. Riibrrl.Min of Hhadr Pine, are moe mt back to Writ Hope. N. V. on the twentieth of thla month, lo art up residence thrre. Thry have lived In Klamath Fall, for the pant five years, and or lore Ihat lived III Weal Hope. Their aon Ronald la drlvlni HI) Ihrm on the trip, bul will re turn early next month. Installation ml Oftlrera An In stallation of oftlrera by De Molay will be held at the Maaonle Hall. September M. at t p. m. An Inviu tion haa been eitendrd to the gen eral public to attend Uie Installation. Refreshment will be aerved after wards. Nrbraaka VlaH Mr. C. W. Kerr la going to Lincoln. Neb. for live weeka to work on a construction )ob wllh Loxlde Home and Structure company. He will return to Klam ath Fall aome time In November. Kerr la a local gent for the Loa ftrie aonapany. J nan John Ogle apent a few dara an Eugene laat week register ing for hla anphomora yrar al the tniveraliy of Oman. He returned fcora enrar the week-ead and la anendlm thla week wllh Ma par ent. Mr. and Mra. H. H. Oile of no Washington, before retumtni In time for classes nei week. TacatlonElenora Weatherford. elerk In tha Internal revenue office In tha federal building, left Mon day for a three weeka' vacation. Miaa Weatherford plana to spend aome time In Portland and other Oregon and California point. Hoapltallsrd Mary Dearborn. 70, a loni-tlme Klamath county resident, was brouiht to HllUlde hospital from her home In Bon anra Tuesday afternoon. Her con dition la fair. Rrlurna Mra. Mayme Whittlnf ton. employrd at the Empire hotel, relumed from Lna Angeles where ahe spent hrr vacation with hrr brothrr. Fred Murphy, formerly ol Klamath rails. tmprevlni Mr. and Mra. Lee MrMullrn rrturnrd Sunday from Portland, whrre Mrs. McMulIrn re rnvrd mrdlcal care. She la Improv ing and la now at the family home on 8. Sixth street. To Halrm Judge V. E. Rerder, Clarence Wllllama and H. H. Ogle Irft thla morning by car for Salrm to altrnd funrral arrvlcra at 1:30 today for Blato rorratrr N. S. Rog ers. Thry will return tonight. Kerinualr III Stanley Pieser of 1410 California la serlouMy 111. He waa arimlltrd to Hillside hospital Turariiiy. Plrsrr la manager of Bus ter Brown ahoe store. Vaeallanmg Mr.i and Mrs. Charles Robrrt'on are spending arvrrnl daya In Turlork. Calif, wllh relatives. RnbrrtMin la employed at the First Fedrral Savings and Loan. Rualnras John Korpiiru. drputy collector of Intrrnal revrnur. spent Tuesday In Lakrvlrw on business. Mothers Club Tha Mothers Club of Hai red Heart academy will hold tha flrat meeting of the fall Thursday evening at 1:30 promptly. Mrs. John Howard will preside over the business meeting and plana for the coming year will be discussed. There will also be enterlalnmrnt. and all members and prospective member! are Invited to attend. Rally Day The Bhasta-Hnme-dale extension unit will hold Its rally day meeting Prldey at IM p. m. at tha home of Mrs. Orvllle Perrell, 4006 Bhasta way, All mem bers and homemakers Interested In home extension work are cordially Invited to attend this meeting. Invitation Received Wlnrma Temple of Pythian Bistera received an Invitation from Yreka temple. Yreka. Calif., to attend a reception for LouUe Johnson, grand treasurer from California, on Saturday, at I p. m. Formala will be worn. Anyone wishing to go should call Delia Hen nlger, 4513. Canton Crater Chevaliers and ladles of Canton Crater No. 1 will meet al I p. m. Thursday in Uie loor hall. Ladles are to wear full drrsa uniforms. Refreshment will be served after the meeting, and all members ar urgd to attend. Malts Ida Brady Wilson of Ban Francisco Is spending the week In Klamath Falls visiting old girlhood friends, Mrs. Florence Fltnierald and Mra. Rose Laux. The three grew up together In Ashvllle, N. C. Mlsa Wilson Is In newspaper work lu Ban Francisco. T Corvallla Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson i Barbara Klngi relumed lo their home In Corvallu alter spend ing a two-week vacation In Klam ath Falls with both Mrs. Perry Wil son and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marks. Bill will begin his last yrar al OHC. f.alea Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ambers, and thrir aon, Clif ford Jr., paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robrruon over the week end. The Ambers have returned to their home in Oates, Ore. Returns fraca Hospital Mrs Richard Botrna, and her new aon. Steven Robert, returned honat from Klamath Valley hospital Sat urday. Btevrn Robert waa born on the 14th of this month. Mr. Boten works for Weyerhaeuser Timber Altar Heelety St. Mary'a Altar society will meet Thursday at 1 p m. in the home of Mrs. Ouy Bel la nt, 3M3 Clinton. Potlurk lunch will be served. Anyone not having transportation la asked to call Ann Flala, 140. or Mrs. Bellant. Sou, Ealenslen I nit Altamont home extenaion unit will hold Ita rally day meeting at Prace Mrmorial Preabytetian church Thursday at I p. m. Anyone Interested la In vited. Pythian Nlslrr Ta Meet-Wlnrma temple of Pythian Sisters will meet In the IOOP hall Friday at I p. m. and following the buslnraa meeting refreshments will be served by An na McDonald and Stella Dryden. Installation New officers of Klamath chapter of De Molay will be Installed at I p. m.. Thursday at the Masonic temple. The public la cordially Invited. From Eagene Shlrlry Dalton spent the week-end at the home of her parents, the Paul Da Hons on the Merrill highway after partici pating In a week of rushing al the Alpha Omlcron PI house In Eugene. Farlland Visit Mra. Charlrs Btark la leaving for Portland tomor row to attend a travel agrnu meet ing on Friday. She will return to Klamtth rails Saturday. Tim Mrs. Terry Mclntee anent several daya at home wllh the flu. but returned Tuesday to Miller's, where ahe la employed. Club te Meet Lola Myers will entertain the Past Oracles club to night. Wednesday, at the home of Ella Pauley, 631 Roseway drive. WID Robert C. Atkinson ; ond the former Margaret Hastings (above) have dis-, closed they hove been married since lost June. Mrs. Atkinson j was the Woe stranded for 47 ; days in a lost Dutch New Guinea volley after an ormy ' 'plane crash in 1945. The At- i I kinsons moke their home in : Annapolis, Md. slled Here Among those who ; have arrived In Klamath rails to st tend funrral service for the late i Ernest T. Larson Sr. Thursday ar ! hu son and family, Mr. and Mra. Ernest T. Larson Jr. and aon. Chrlatnper, of Chicago; hi daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster of Lakevlew; an other daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. John Lehigh and daughters, Koaanne and Marilyn, of John Day. Also here are Mra. Larson' moth er, Mrs. W. A. Cameron, her broth er and wife, Mr. end Mis. Oearge Wane, and sister, Mrs. Warren Simmons, all of Portland. i Carden Club Tha Bonanza i Langell Valley Oardrn club will t meet at the home of Mrs. Elaa Rurt k on Friday. All members are urged to attend. Meeting The Zion Lutheran Ladles Aid will meet Thursday, 1:30 pm. at the church, 102$ High. Hostesses are Mra. Arthur Jocheru and Mra. M. T. Howard. FT A The first meeting of the ralntiew PTA will be held Thurs day at 2.15 pm. in the school auditorium. Drew's New Agency For Tailors Drrw'a Manaiore haa been ap pointed local outlet for Hart Behalf per and Marx men'a clothing It waa announced by Oreer Drew to day. "We chose to offer this famous brand Instrad of leaa well-known rlothra." Drew aaid, "because Hart Schaffnrr A: Marx waa first In lu Industry to adopt the policy of mak ing nothing but all-wool clothing and waa the actual inventor of fit' way bark in 1U06. and today is the rrcognurd leader In the Held." Drew first shipment exempll- i tying new styles and fabrics for I fall and wlntrr haa Just been re- i celved In the new line. 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