TUESDAY, SEBT. 27, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
rAue FIVE
Midland Empire News
Crescent Lake
Interested Crescent Lake wniiirn
tiea'd talk by Hie er-liuul nuir
recently oil the subject ul clillilieii'a
dlaes. Everyone Urns, part III
til dlM'Uuliill which followed. Kr
IrMlimrnU were erved by Mil
Kleanor Kellh mid Mrs. llonnle
Duller.
lluiiarguraU at Ui home of Mi.
Ik llisiller wer her mother and
father, Mr. mid Mra. I'eieniir
mid her sister liitverly. mid IiiijiImiiicI,
II of Portland, 'llicy lieliicii cele
brate Mn. lUnllrys birlluluy Fri
day. Mil. Juhu lluutrr mid ton, Bruce.
Irfl recently tor Lodl. Calif, lliuie
will ci on Ui Watkoiivllle Ui enter
a txy' tchoiil, mill Mn. IliniU'r
will remain for nine In Lodl lo
vlall relative mid friends.
Mr. mid Mr. Porter of Olrll I.ukr
lodge held open liotiM U My fare
well U ill their friend In Uns
vicinity. Th community reicrc'
their leaving mid with them luck
In their new home.
IjmI week the Credent Luke
MhixU received two turtrnu who
have jual returned Ui tin country
fruni lluam. Thry are tile grand
son of Mr. mid Mra. Moody, depot
acuta. Ilirlr InVier, In Kiiuisiry.
la In ttie lr force. Bream of ao
many tyulioon on Hi )liid. Mia
Klugslry mid th boya, Darrel and
dale, returned here to nuke ihnr
hum with Mr. Klngiley s folka, Mr.
and Mra. Moody.
Crescent Lake achnol held an elec
tion of officer WIUl Jack Thorpe.
ureMdent; Involute Uulfer. vice
president: Darrel Kltmiley. ecre
lry: mid Dennis Duffer, treasurer.
David Clfambera had th nm
fortun to step on a nail, injuring
hla foul.
Mra. Art tavelt nud dauKlitcr,
Nancy, left tor their home In Portland.
Mr. mid Mra. U. Nearlng and
children aprnt a, few daya In Port
land with frlenda and relative.
Mra. Mangle Nearlltg'a IMer hat
arrived from Idaho Willi her three
children to aiiend aom time here.
Hlie u employed t the Crecent
lke cafe.
Mr. and Mra. Clyde Rltter aient
few days In Portland vlaitlng
friend and relative.
Ikn Rlech ha been III at hla
home.
Mr. 8un Thnrtie and aon. Jack,
mid Mra. Bonnie Duffer and chil
dren wer business callera In Wrl
fir lat week.
Jack Thorp apent th week-end
I th horn of hi grandparent.
Mr. and Mra. Carl B Thorpe of
rnrt Klamath.
rred Dawson wa dliuier guest
of Mr Jind Mra. Blaine Thorpe
Saturday evening
Mr. and Mra. Al Ooodaater had
th mlafortun of their Jeep catch
ing fir whll en rout horn troni
Tacoma. Waali., wlier they vlallrd
rcliitlve.
Claude Itcillc k, son of Mr, and
Mm. Lyls Krrilck, haa returned lo
Portland to reaiini studies at the
military academy.
Mra. rliiMUi T'lionx wa the houae
gupat of her mother-in-law, Mr.
Maude Thorpe of Poll Klamath
while Htteiidlng teachers' rneci
Inua In Klamath Fall.
Pied Dawaon apent two day In
HoM-lnirg vlaitlng In parent mid
friend.
New fumlllea In Crescent Lkr
are Mr. mid Mra. Gordon Aii and
children from Teniieknee, who pl-in
Ui iioike their home her a Mr.
Ahlie'a parent, Mr. and Mi
lUibrrt Johnnou, live here. Ahe I
employed by the HP.
Mr. and Mra. J. U, Miller and
children of Portland will make their
home here. Miller la new manager
of the Crescent Luke cafe.
Mr. Dorothy Clrlffln w caller
III Kiuiene.
Mickey Mi Maud la making hi
home at the Ike Bradley residence.
Mra. H McMaud waa a home
guet recently of Mr. mid Mr.
Hi ad ley.
Mr. and Mr. Pete were buMne
rallcr In Oukritlge. going up for
medical aid for Peres.
A pink and blue ahower wa given
Haturday for Mra. Maggie Ne:.rlng
Hintr were Mra, Jean Cham
ber and Mr. Biimiii Thorpe.
Htnnley Dealt of itlchinoiid. Calif.
I laying at the home of Mr. mid
Mr. Carol Duffer.
India Will Ignore
Space Ships
NKW DKLIII. India' oV,A sug
getlon thai the Indian constitution
provld the government with pow
er to regulate Inter-plunrtary trav
el died Ilk damp rocket In the
CMumuriii embly here.
MoL rjiemhM kMii lhai f
! the ground a H. V. Kamath ar-
gued that intrr-planetary travel wa
scientific noihiiuv iim -
I ported only tiy Najiiruddin Ahmel,
no uiougrit in government ought
Ul hav powea over travel between
planeu and their satrlin a wll.
Lw Mini.tr B. R. Ambdkar.
who drafted the conatlulon now un
der dlmruuion ended the debate by
remarking that If the proposal re
lated to matter unknow, the a
aemlil wa wauling it time In dis
cussing It. Non of the memoera
wa prepared to explain how Inter
planeuir travel might b erheived.
Want Ad don't coal uicy pay!
Westside
The Lakeview Itellrf aoclety met
t the home ot Mr. Wlll.rrt Wil
liam Tueiday, Hepuiuber 13. Al
Irndlng the meeting were, Uric
Willluni, Klleii Ilu7.urd, Minnie
Count, Thrlmii llopklii. Florence
Hcollrld, Adn ficnniitt, Kva Mann
Ing, Clnlktlne Adam, Prnncla Htev
en, Pearl Hmlth, and the hoate,
Knuna William, An oul-ut-town
vlaiUir wa Mra. Connie O'Day ol
Coming, Calif. I
Ki-firMimeiita were nerved after .
the meeting. j
Mr. mid Mr. Wllhtrd William j
made a nip to Klamath Pall Mon-
day Ui meet their younget dauich-;
tcr. Mr. Connie o Day. Mra. O Uny
plan Uj rud Home time here with
her parent. ;
Vlklllng lor neveral day it the
Ralph limner's home are Mr. mid
Mr, Charlie Htearn and on ol
Yub City, Calif. With them are,
Mr. and Mr. Anthony Weber Hr.j
of Oakland, Calif. Mr. Htearni W
Riillih Itiiiner' lter.
Mr. and Mra. Rollund llallford
mid daughter. Piiuy mid Pauline.
nd Mr. and Mr. Leone llallford
of Vallejo, are vuitlng with Mr. and ,
Mra. Dlumond Newman and faun- j
ly The ladle are both alalera ol '
Mary Ktta Newman.
Hcv. Mmi will preach at the Wet
lde grange hall Holiday at 2 p. m.'
Everyone to cordially Invited.
Mr. Raymond Johnnon ha r e
ccntlv been III.
Mr. Tony Weber penl Monday
night vuiting relative al Aituia
and altrmtliig a ladle club meeting
The AMKX-latrd Women ol the
Parm Bureau will meet al the home
ol Mr. Herbert Htovei, Wednesday.
Bcptember 2$ Mr. Anne Hprague.
Lake county chMd kuperllileiulenl. !
will lead dtcuron on the topic
Aid to Hchoot" All ol the ladle
In the community are Invited to the
meeting
Mr. and Mr. Harry Kolb made a
trip to Klamath Palu lo vuut rela
tive on Prlday.
Mr. Jimmy' Sutherland and
daughter, of Ashland, Ore , were
vuiting relative here lal week.
Mra. Hutherland 1 a alter ot Leo
and Run Buck, and the daughter ol
Mr. and Mr. Charlr Buck.
Hunday dinner gueiia al Mr. and
Mr. Bill Hmidct were ner gratia
mother, Mr. Mary Becralt. her
mother. Mra. Stella Clark ot Klam
ath Pull, her uncle, Evcret Ue
crull, and Prank Alurrlon. Alio
piepui were Mr. Hwaflord of Klam
ath full, Mr, and Mr. Bill Bun
det and aon, BUI.
VIMlora al the Raymond Johnson
home recently were Mr. and Mr.
Kenneth Wllwn and aon from Eu
gene. Mr. and Mr. Vic Brown, Poe
valley, were Hulling here Prlday
with Mr. and Mr. Richard Buck
and family.
Mr. and Mra. Ed Oarreti and
family made a trip lo Klamath
Pall on Haturday. They alo
cuipped al the Chel Barum rancn
In poe valley.
VUllIng at the Clarence Vandlv
era I an old friend, Bill NelMin of
Hiattle, Wmn lie and Clarence
worked together lor aeverat year
when the Vandlvera' lived In Wan
Ingtoit. Mm. Pearl Hmlth. Mr. and Mr.
Merle O'Neil and family v lulled Hun
day evening on the Eauide with
relative.
Mm. Pred Nelon ha recently
been 111, but I much Improved.
Mr. George Nelon who ha been
vUlted hi aon and family, Mr. and
Mr. Pred Nelon. accompanied
Jack Blum to Klamath Pall Bat
urday. He plan lo vlut hi ion,
Hint NcImjii, al Tuleluke.
Mr. and Mr. Chuck Htile vim ted
lut Monday evening with the C. L.
Orlsel family.
Mr. Pearl Hmlth and daughter.
Mr. Eileen O'Neil and children
apent Tuesday evening vtMUng
Mrt. Audrey Gnel and fiimlly.
The Dry Creek Mother club held
It llrat meeting of the seaww on
Prlday. September 16, at the Dry
Creek school house. Thoxe taking of
fice for the coming yrar are Mar
gie Haven, president; Mr. Dal
Prakna, .vice prealdent; Mr. Bill
Batman, ecreiary-ircuurer; Ellen
Hawk, Glady 'I hompaon and Nancy
Penlmore, eutertaiiiinenl commit
tee. Mr. and Mr. Wilson Hank and
on made a trip Ui Klamath Pail
Monday. While they are gone Mr.
Carl Peay 1 cooking at the Union
achool.
Mr. and Mra. Ralph Rentier made
a trip to p.agleville, Hunday.
Richard Brown 1 In the L a k e
vlew noapltal. He became alrk the
latter part of the week and 1 now
absent from achool.
Mr. and Mr. Ployd Reed attend
ed the bull ale which wa held In
Burn.
Mr. and Mr. Leo Buck were vu
iting Mr. and Mr. Ed Oarrett and
children Hunday.
Th Oarrett children vlslied their
grandparent Mr. and Mra. Art
Oarrett on Haturday night.
Mr. and Mra. Herbert HUiver left
thla week to attend a farm bureau
Insurance conference which la be
ing held at Balem, Ore.
WeaUlde grange M met at the
grange hall Saturday night. Harry
Crow (agriculture committee chair
man i read an article relative to
varloua gra aeed. The grange
voted to ponor a benefit glngham
overhall dance at the grange hall
September 22. After the meeting
supper wa nerved by Mra. Pearl
'Ihompson. Mr. Bchammel, a no
Mr. Edith Morrell.
! Margaret' to Sing
Over Network
! NEW YORK, Bept. 27 lPr Mar
garet Truman ha been booked a
guet aoJolAt on an American
i "Carnegie Hall." on December 20
i her first New York professional
ilnglng appearance.
The announcement of the broad
! cat, made yetrday, aald It will be
Mla Truman's only radio appear-
ance In 1MB, She Is starting on h
concert tour of 27 cities next month.
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