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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE FtVf WEATHER ITKf AM VKAK mm u -M l-"i iHr wu Najnml I wamMN ohmioni rartiv aiour toataf. alr tiMllghl and Thuraaar but U rJou.u or ( TliuiMUy morning HiH d. HUM UnMgiil villi l.rw HUM Wlnil. aft cimuI m-l aighl la it milaa en houf. AITKHN IIKE410N: fartly rlnudy to day Willi law aralt.r.4 anwwaia Mil pirilun. G.n.rally fair luniglil and Tnurlar. Iliflll both rtava U l M I iNiatilvtablp tunler tonighl will, ww "NoimirRM CAi.iroNNiAi fair in- 4.V. Innlglil and Tliurauar eareiHing for batrhaa uf fug along Waal ailghtlr avarmar Inlariur bwlr. NHhaal In It'tfth wind. U e J4 mllaa an hour mti "'luM?' HIVM VAI.I.CV' fair lixlalr and Ttiur.tlav .acpllng for mnmlltg I.mJ nr lun rUniria In vallara High lo day ml lJw Innlglil 40. High '1 hula day an. Kvrlrlx Tha Nature gwleljr of III ! Klamath region will meet Thursday evening In th chamber ol commerce rooms. "Botulism, th Scourge nl Waterfowl," will be the iiblrrt nt Ui evening's talk by Faith Mrl-eod. Th soclrly will con tlnu to receive report Irnm mem brre on bird noted In th baain luce th September meeting; now lliat the (all migration period tl on, many new name ahould atart ep pearlng on th list. Th Nature so rlrly la a non-teehnlral orgaiitsa turn formed to iulit th people of the Klamaih basin who are Inter eted In nature atudy to gain bet. ter understanding of Klamath baaln aublecta. The meetlngg of th eo clely are open to the public. Keturn heme Mr. and Mr. H. M. Margrave hav returned to Mrd furd allrr visiting with their ion, I.loyd llargravr, and daughter!, Mn Warren llrnnrtt, and Mra. Lei ley Hurl. Margrave waa formerly superintendent of Cwauna factory and la now employed la a aimuar position with th Timber Product company of Medford. While In Klamath Full" he went hunting with niemliera of his family. r Carnival Members of Ronse well achool PTA. along with teachera and atudenu, are preaentlng their annual fall carnival In the achnol gym at 1 o'clock Thursday night. All member of the family are Invited to attend the affair, which will In clude booth for game of aklll, fish ponda. a well aa gueat award for the evening. Thl la the big money making project for Rooaevelt achool. At Shevlln-Federal elvll aervlra announcea eiamlnatlon for the Job of post office substitute clerk at Shevlln. AppllranU muit be between the agm of II and 50. except that these ag llmlla may be waived for veteran and under certain con dition for war service Indeflnll employee. Further Information may be obtained from th postmatr, poet office, Shevlln. Ron Dm-Mr. and Mri. I. E. Wood, lew Halsrjf. are the parent of a new baby boy. their aecono Th baby wa born on October ( .nil weighed 1 pounds I ounces. Wood la employed by Klsmath Fall ereamery. Mra. S. E. Woodard U maternal grandmother and Mr. Emily Wood of Connecticut P temal grandmother. Weeaava' Cwwtartl Th Women' l-omvll of th First Christian .hnrrh will meet at th church to morrow at 10:S0 am. Mra. J. L. Mendel will lead th devotion, following which th different groups will meet. There will be a ack lunah at noon. Missionary atudy at e'etoek wltl b lead by Mr. Willi IClng. All church member and trtenfl are Invited,. T TmHk Oaapwa May Tan p. man. auM Itinerant adult Uecher at vrva ew.M deoartmant of educa tion, will Tlett tha OT1 aampua Ttiuraday at p. m. Purpose of her visit I eo lay th ground work tnr horn making course at OTI. The meeting will be held In the recreation hall and th publM t Invited. Hoy Itnrn Mr. and Mra. W. I. Slokes, 44 IS Clinton avenue, are the parents of a new baby boy, born Friday, October I tie la their first child and weighed 7 pounds. ( ounces. Mrs. Stokea la the former Clara Lynch. In Navv Ensign Luclrn P. Caull eelt, USM. brother of Mrs. A. K. Martin of Weed. I serving with fighter squadron 113, operating from the aircraft carrier US3 Valley Forge which I participating In Operation Mikl In the Pacific. Meellng-The BRT auxiliary will hold li regular meeting In the KC hall, October 1J at 6:30 p.m. They will go In a body to the safety meet Ing held In the Legion hall at 7.30 p m. Style Show Mrs. Jack Wallace of the Rnndra beauty shop In Malln will leav for Sncrnmento next week-end to attend a style how on October Id and 17. ; Luncheon There will be a lunch eon tomorrow from 11:30 a.m. until 3 pm. In the Moon hall. All mem bers, boili men and women, are cor- , dially Invited to attend. Meeting There will be a meet ing of Theta Thrta Rho Girls club No. tonight In the IOOF hall at 7:30. All member are requested to be present. Luncheon Reservations Auxiliary members of Kcnmra Golf and Coun try club are n.vkrd to call Mis. Kievart Shell. .'B1. tor reservations for the regular Friday luncheon. Prayer Itouk Hludy The Woman Auxiliary of Ht. Paul Episcopal church will hav a meeting to morrow at the homa of Mrs. James Pattersfin. 1131 Crescent, at 3 pm. It will be the first In the series of five meetings devoted to the study of the prayer book. Members are reminded to bring their "Pieces for Peace" to be sent to the displaced person In Europe and Asia. In Hospital John I-emlre of U.M Altamont la a patient at Bt. Vincent's hospital In Portland re covering from aurgery. Ills son. Ray K. Lemlr and Harry Lemlre. have spent a few day at the family hem here with Mrs. Lemlre. Ray Is on leave from the navy. He has been stationed In New Orleans and will report soon In San Francisco. Harry I a Boeing aircraft employ from Seattle. Pollurk IHnner The Royal Neigh bors of Amerlra will hold a potluck dinner at the Knlghta of Columbus hall, Friday, October 14, at 6:30 p m. The dinner will be In honor of those members who had birthdays during the months of July, August and rleptember. A regular business meeting and Initiation of new mem bera will follow Oie dinner. All offi cer ar requested to wear formal. gnu Born Mr. and Mr. Hugh Pul are receiving congratulation an the tairth of a baby boy at Klam ath Valley hospital October 10. Th llttie boy weighed I pounds ounce and haa been named David Roa. Th Pauls also have another enna, year-old James. Paul la an em ploy of th J. C. Penney company. Lriairat University of Oregon official basketball pleturee will be ahown Thursday evening on the OTI campus In recreation hall. The ar considered excellent pic tures of college tyle oauetoau Ther I no charge. Tim for the movie la I p. m. New Babe Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill. 101 Auburn, hav a new baby girl, born Monday. It la the first child for th O'Neills, and they have picked Shelley for her name Bhelley weighed 6 pound 11 ounce at birth. Hunting Trip A hunting party from Klamath Fall la spending the week In Thompson valley. In the erouo are Victor O'Neill, Andy Col Her. Eathen Collier of Salem and Alfred Collier. Meeting Fealpeoed Roald Lodge No. 39, Hon of Norway, have post poned the regular meeting scheduled for October 14. and will meet on Friday. October 31. Thl meeting will be an anniversary party, and a potluck will be served at that time. Regular Meeting Shasta View grange will hold a regular meeting at Shasta achool Thursday at I p. m Orange ladles ar a Iced to bring cookies. SHOE REPAIR SPECIAL! for Thurs., Fri. and Sot. HALF SOLES AND HEELS "J 59 WAIT jj TOP QUALITY SOLE AND HEEL National Shoe Service Inc. PENNEY'S DOWNSTAIRS Meet the Newest Staff ? k r Member to Stormy's Beauty Salon In her 13 year experience aa a hair stylist and operator Lee has seen service In mnny top Salons on both roasts. And she keeps progrriuliiif with her work by recent atudy at the M. Louli Hall Design Institute In New York City. 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