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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THUR5DAY, OCT, 20, !
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KLAMATH FALLS ANU VM IN
ITVl Fair today and Friday. Ion
turned cold si night. Huh
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day. Htha Bolt, daja U u St. Lo
tonight uuu Wind off coal ni
ly northerly and S to IS nulaa an hour.
EA8TKKN OKI&ON: Fair today and
rrirfiv. Hliahily hiaher daYlinw Um-
paraturea. ttlsha bolh day 4u to AO.
Lowa lonlahl at) to :
NOHTHKHN CALIFORNIA Tair today
and Friday. Riaina trnipcralum. but
local froat atain tonight. Northerly to
northwaalarly w-lnda of to 11 milea
an hour off col.
ROCt'E RIVER VALLEY: Talr today
and Friday. Continued rold at nicht
Hlah today near ss. Low tonight JS.
Huh Friday So.
VMtors Mr. nd Mrs. d'Amonio
and children of Oakland, spent live
days vlsitlnc at the ranch home of
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. MrAnulty on
Whiskey creek recently. Mrs. d An
tonio Is the former Neva MrAnulty
of Klamath Falls and was the
Eagles drum corps majorette.
Attends Grand ronrention Eiira
Bustln returned Wednesday morn
ing from Portland where she at
tended the Grand Temple of Pyth
ian Sisters as grand representative
' from here. This was the 53 rd an
nual convention.
Kammair Sale St. Mary's Altar
society will hold a rummsfre sale
at the former location of Jennie's
cafe, 10th at Main streets, on Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
Anyone having rummage is asked
to bring it there as early as possible
on Friday.
(hurra M'omen Women of the
Immanurl Baptist church will meet
Thursday at the church parlors tor
a 7 p. m. dessert. Sally Tweet will
be in charge of the program. Host-e.-es
w ill be Mrs. George Henmnger
and Mrs. Clarence Waldo. Mem
bers are remUided that Mrs. Van
i eler, returned missionary from
i China, w ill be present for the No-
vt-mbrr 3 meeting.
Rummage Sale Wmema Temple
of Pythian Sisters will hold a rum
mage sale Saturday at t a m, at
the corner of 9th and Klamath,
across from the bus depot. All mem
bers are asked to bring rummage
on Friday to Charlotte Canoy's
heme, (18 Walnut.
Meet for (Sewing Members of the
Friendship club are asked to meet
a: the home of Ruth Stanley. 1130
Lincoln. Monday. October 24. at
7 30, and to bring clothing, especi
ally clothing for children, to be re
paired and made usable for needy
local families.
Sate Postponed Because of con
flicting dates, the rummage sale
sponsored by the Lioness club,
c-ipnally planned for this week
end has been postponed until Fri-
day and Saturday. October 28 and
29. The sale will be held in the
I store building next door to Leon's.
In Hospital Carl Harding. 67. of
the Kern hotel was moved by K flirt-
s ambulance to Klamath Valley
hospital Wednesday. Harding Is- a
long-time employe of the D. E.
Alexander ranch at Rock creek.
Lodge Meet Roald Lodge No. 39
Sons of Norway", will have a pot luck
dinner at 6:30 Friday evening. Bus
I ire&s meeting will follow the dln
j rer. AU members are urged to at
! tend.
Society Meets The Altar So
ciety of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
church, Chlloqum, will have a card
party, featuring pinochle and bruise
Friday, October 21 at 7:30. This is
the second party of a four tame
series. High score of all four parties
will receive turkeys at the last party
November It. Ketreahiuenta and
lesser prises will be given at each
party. Everyone Is Invited.
t'hilaquin I' nit The Chlloqum
home extension unit scheduled to
meet Friday will meet instead on
Thursday of next week at 1 30 p. ax.
and the topic will be. "Holiday
Decorations From Nature." The unit
is sponsoring a cooked food and
rummage sale all day Saturday be
ginning at 10 a. m. at Nerval's cor
ner store.
Ronansa FT The first regular
meeting of Bonanza PTA will be
held at the high school Monday.
October 24. There will be a panel
discussion on "What Makes a Oood
Citiien." There will also be special
school equipment on display. All
interested adults are cordially invited.
Improving Klamath Valley hos
pital today reported that both Fred
Moss and his young son. Larry, of
Maltn. are showing lmprovraient.
The two were critically injured last
week-end in an automobile acci
dent. Moss had a good night, the
hospital said, and the boy is show
ing slight improvement.
In Hospital Roger Vanderhoff.
21. of 2111 Holly, is a patient at
Hillside hospital. Vanderhoff Is a
Lorenx company employe.
Patient Among patients at Hill
side hospital is Mrs. L. C. Frailry of
Tulelake who is under medical
HIGH
SCHOOL
News and
Comments
y
Flo Ann
Perking
Holiday Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt i Buys Plane Art Hoist, 2033 Eber
Padgett are planning a week-end j le in. has returned from Vancouver
trip to Portland and valley points. I where he purchased an AT-6 plane,
returning here Sunday night. I He left on October 12.
The dance after the Longvlcw
footoall game tills week-end will
again be sponsored by the student
body and held in the girls' gym, as
was the dance alter the Medtord
game last Friday. However, Johnny
Soto and his band will play tor
this dance. Admission to the affair
will be the usual 31 cents tor stags
and 60 cents per couple. However,
stag tickets are being sold In ad
vance In order to cut down the long
lines at the door.
Pep Peppers will not march with
the band during the halltime show
fur the Lotutview tame Friday,
! since mere w as not enought time
i this week to work out the drills.
I However, both the band and Pep
Peppers will be putting on drills
I lor the Armistice Day Bend game
In Rend thia vemr. PeD PeODCrS are
I also planning to cnartrr a ous to
Grants Pass next w eek lor members.
Now that Big and Little Sister
club officers have been elected, the
club is going ahead with plans tor
the annual big and little sister
dance. It is customary tor each sen
ior girl and some Juniors to have
a ireshman little sister to take to
the dance and generally act as a
big suiter to her. Juniors and sen-
I tors are signing up now tor the
i freshmen they have chosen if they
i want to make a choice. Otherwise
' the girls are assigned big or little
I sisters.
Better Mrs. L. Orth Sisemore, A few members of the Tea Tofl-
under medical care at Hillside hoa-1 ers club yesterday served coflee
pltal. Is reported to be Improving I and cookies to the teachers after
today. I the faculty meeting yesterday. Re-
Merrill High
Carnival
Night Slated
MERRILL The annual Merrill
high carnival Is scheduled for Fri
day evening. October 21. In the
gym. Each class is suciuuruig a
concession, such as a dart throw,
country store, bingo and a fish pond.
Prises ant being solicited trnm
Merrill and Klamath Falls merch
ants. Ellis Wilson Is In charge ol
publicity and advertising.
Coronation
Tile program starts promptly at
7:30 p.m. with Uit crowning of the
queen. Each class has chosen a
candidate, and the winner will be
chosen on the basis of tickets sold.
freshmenU were served In the new
ly modeled and very modern home
economics room. The room fx divid
ed Into six kitchen units, containing
a stove, sink, cupboards and all the
very latest home conveniences. In
addition there Is a large demonstra
tlon kitchen unit and a great deal
of storage place, complete to slid
ing doors.
Present members of the Spanish
club and their guesu will meet Sat
urday for a Halloween party to be
held In an old barn In the vicinity.
Committees for the affair have been
working several weeks, lining up
the details that make a spook part
Medical Care Mrs. George W.
Hale of Bonanza Is receiving medical
care at Hillside hospital.
AdiiiiNslon chin ilea are 35 rent'
lor adults and IS cents lor students
Candidates are Barbara Icenbict
senior; Helen Kirth Junior; Evelyn
Pelrik, sophomores: Miirtle Dillon,
freshman: Martha tieaoley (Hi
grade; and Mitry Jo llrndrlcksuli
is the 7th grade candidate. ,
All procreds titiin the allalr go
ovard buying needed equipment
jr Hie various departments In the
Hull school.
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PORTLAND. Oct. 20 lAt City
ennui ilinen voted yesterday to mske
city employes' present gross pay a
minimum In a new salary ordinance.
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Returns Mrs. Timothy Murphy
has returned to her home in Duns
muir after a several days' visit here
with friends and relatives.
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