Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 01, 1949, Image 19

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, DEC. 1. 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE NINETEEN Midland Empire Nevis Fort Klamath AnnounMmml I md this wars: ef Uit marrlag of Margaret Nrll- in of Fort Klamath, who bream the bride of llr JnllliKin of Klalll ath Fella on November 31 at Krno, Ne. alio U (ha Mere of Mra. Mar- tret Wataon and haa barn making hr home her with har aunl fur nm lima atl. Jnluon la employed near Klamath Falls aa dragline on- ratnr, and tha young oouple will maka Uialr hnm In Klamath Palla. Tha nrwlywrria spent Thanksgiving har with th brills' aunl, litr and brnthar, Mra. Watson, Dorothy and Nrll Nellann. Mra. Prank Denton and grand daughter Kalhy Drnlnn hav ralurn ad from a YUH with relatlvee at Areata, CaL Mra. Eva Treanef of Monro. Wll rotinln, la visiting hrr at th horn of hrr ann and daughter-in-law, Mr nd Mra. Jrrry Tresnrr, who own and operate th Old Port Tavern gnnrtlng goods ator and rrataurant In Port Klamath. Mr. and Mra. William Zumbrun anrnt tha wrrk-and visiting at Al turas at th homr of Mr. and Mra. Bailey Dnrrta. Thry war Joined tlirr on Monday by Mr. and Mra. r.lmrr Zumbrun and ann Will, tha party returning noma har to th Zumbrun ranch Monday evening. William A. Hat rrturnrd Wrdnea day to Klamath Palla by train from Portland, whara ha had brrn undrr mrdlral car at fit. Vincent' hoapl tal for frw day, and waa mat In Klamath Palla and brought homa to Port Klamath by hla wtf. H la much Improved aa rrsult of hla tay In Portland, It la rrportrd. Mr. and Mra. Ray Van Wnrmrr nd two amall aona Irfl Wrdnesday for Asrramento, whrr thry anrnt Wie Thaklvlii( vacation, return ing hra Bunday. Ha la amployrd In th Cratrr Lake national park arrvlra. Mr. and Mra. I,orm L. Millar Jr. nd thrtr two lltU boy aprnt Thanksgiving In Portland with Mra. Mlllrr'a paranta. Mr. and Mra. Pat terson. Thenksg Ivltif Day waa obiarvad hrr with tha usual gathrrlngs of families and frlrndi. with thr tra dltlonal fratt of turkey and all th trimmings of course highlighting th day. Idral for thua maklni trip to various outalda point for tha holiday waa trie balmy, sun ahlnr and spring -Ilk wrathrr pr vailing. C'omlni har for th long Thanksgiving wrrk-rnd from Oak rirtit wrr Mr. and Mra. Oale Knox nd their llttl nephew, Jerkle Ru rti. who war gursts at th horn of hla parent. Mr. and Mra. Roy Wlmrr for th holldaya. Mr. nd Mra. RO. Vamum had ka their gurste har brothar-ln-law, alitrr and children. Mr, and Mra. Floyd Bailey of PTlnarlll, and lo Mra. Yarn' nm'a mothar, Mra. Edith Moon, who la much better following refrnt patl of lllnraa. Mr. and Mra. Don Oray of Klamath Palla (pent Thanksgiving har at th horn of Mr. and Mra. Brrl Oray. MUa Alice Oray btn( also guest for th day. Ouasu of Mr. and Mra. Prank Kendall and family war Mra. Edna Orth and har mother. Mra. Viola Leevar. and Michael Wetland.. Ea- tf' Joyrng turkey dinner with Mr. and Mra. Marvin Rodr and thrtr aoni Donald and Clark wr Mr. and Mr, Harold -Wlmer and eon Don. Mr. and Mr. Roarier and ann Clark. accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Wl mar, latrr mad a trip to Klamath Palla where they attended th thea trr. Oolng to Bly to apand Thanksglv Inc Dar war Mr. and Mra. Jamei Van Wormar and aon Douilaa, who war gueata of hrr brother and faml ly. Mr. and Mr. William Branhara nd anna. Mr. Lona Johnson and grandson, Clifford Aargrant, aprnt Thankaglv Inr Day at Union Creek with hrr daughtrr, aon-ln-law and grand daughter. Mr. and Mra. Bob Lra vrntood and Phyllla Vlgue. Mr. and Mra. Earl B. Thorp Jr. nd ann Jackie of Crenl Lake prnl tha Thankaglvlng holldaya her with hla parent. Mr. and Mrt. Earl B. Thorp. Sr. Ed Hoyt, plonrcr Wood River val ley resident. patient at Klam ath Valley hospital whrr he under rnt aurgrry Friday morning. Mra. Jerry Trranrr, accompanied Chiloquin Mr. and Mn. R. E. Hrath and daughter Belinda of Eugen war week-end guttata of Mr. and Mra. I-oyal Hrath and aon week ago. Th brother and their famlllea drove to Msdfnrd on Bunday to vlalt with thrlr parent, Mr. and Mra. A. U Hrath. Mr. and Mra. Bhrrman Mahrr and their four eons Kuaarll, Rodney. Ronald and Raymond, hav moved to Klamath Palla from thrlr farm at th Klamath Agency Junction Th Mather ara living at 1836 Hotnedal. Traveling to Eugen laat week nd for th hcinrcomlng fratlvltlr war Olen klnner, Leroy Olrnger. Norm 1m airliner and Elmore Nlcholaon of Port Klamath. Alao In Eugrn for tha Oregon Unlverelly. Oregon Bute Collrg gam were Cyril Cook. Mr. and Mra. Merrill Hopp. Prank DIUllo, William rer geraon. Th annual barar held by lh Womena Society of Christian Berv Ic of tha Me hodlst church will ba held next Monday In Uia corner building next to Norvele ator. There will b a food aal In con nection with the baiaar. Th congregation anjoyrd pot- luck dinner following th church eervic laat Bunday at Ilia Metho dist church. Mr. Orrry Wolff and children spent laat week-end visiting with her parent Mr. and Mra. Charles Warren In Redding. Calif. Ilrre recent y on man who work ed all evening to win a plnochl award fround hla prise accredited to another In tr.ls column and. even worse, a woman who went through a sleii of mump found that her alater-ln-law got th credit. It wu Clyd Leak mho took first In the recent. Eastern Blar card party In tlx plnochl section tnd Mra. Lay ton Hoback. rathrr than Mra l.s Hoback. who auffsred with the mump. Tha student at Chiloquin high school hav elected their teen-ana representatives. Th new youth council la compose! of th follow lug: Senior Boo Wampler, Junior BUI Orren. aophomor Barbara Weddl. freshman Olen Pa.-krr, eighth grader Jamea Weddl and seventh grader. Rusty Rousseau Johnny Parker, aon of Mr. and Mra. Prank Parker, had a difficult Urn with turkey on Thanksgiving for h had undergone a tonsllectomy earlier In the week. Mr. and Mra. Charles Bteber and their three aona were hosta on Thanksgiving to Mr, and Mrs. Prank DIUIIo, their tlirr children, Mra Jamea Bowman, Mr. and Mra. Charles Hal and daughter Dawn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hal spent th werk-end brfore th holiday In Eagl Point with hi parents, Mr. and Mra. Olen lisle, and left their young son, Phillip, there to visit with hi grandparent. Th Olen Halea drove lo Chiloquin on Prlday to bring Phillip and spend th re matndrr of th werk-end here. tlttl Mary lruls Kelllson had hrr arm pulled out of Joint on Wed nesday through a freak accident Her father waa holding hrr hand when Mary decided not to go any farther and aat down auddrnlly. Th sudden pull and har weight caused hrr arm to come out of Joint but It waa toon put bark and ah waa wall enough lo go with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kelllson, and her brother Bobby, to Beatty whrr tliey aprnt Wednesdsy eve. nlng with Mr. nd Mr. "Curly" Harris. Mra. Kelllson parent. On Thurwlay both famlll drove Into Klamath Pall for Thanksgiving din ner at th hum of Mr. Kelllson' sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mra. Eugen "Due" Bchuck. Al Presrolt l th latest victim of lh mump epidemic. And h chore Thankaglvlng day to get them, Mr. and Mr. Laster Hoback of Pin Rldg nit host on Thanks giving for a large family party, Present were Hoback' aunt I Lloyd, I .re and rltev Peters' mother)' Mra. Edward Hamilton and her husband of Salem, Mr. and Mra. Layton Ho back and aon Kenny, Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Peters and Kathy, Bgt. and Mrs. I.e Peters and Michael. Mr. and Mrs. Buva Peter of Klamath Pall and their tiny ann. Lea Peter arrived for th holiday from an army bas with a leave until De cember 10, at which tlm h must report for duty In Austin. Tesss. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Olenger were hosta on Thanksgiving evening for a line group of relatives. Attend ing war Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolff Mis. Eanora Plury, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Olsen of Klamath Palla, Bill. Jim and Mary Oraca Oreen, Har ley Ray and Mail Margaret Olsen, Mr. and Mr. Orrry Wolff and their children, the Olrnger' younger daughter Bonnie, who waa horn from th Unlvcrelty of Oregon, Nor ma Le and Leroy Olenger Jr. Sev ers! other persons dropped In later In th evening. by Mr. Jim Collins and daughter, Helen, were Klamath Pall visitors Prlday. CARNIVAL Rich In food value la a aandwlch made of baked brana mixed with chopped peanut. For extra texture and flavor value add a llttl pre pared mustard and om finely chopped crlrry. V I V ,1 Mi w r im es av aaa aeawcr.-san By Dick Turmil Sprague River r. n sea rev, em Th turkey dinner sponsored by th Bprague River PTA was a sue ccs with approximately on hun dred guests bring served. After th dinner two moving picture war shown by Btan B. Bevurk and th community dance orchestra enter tained with some very fine elections. Mr. and Mr. Rollo Moor are the proud owners of a new car. Mr. and Mr. Jack 8terrtt and children Jack and Judy of Oakrtdg, Or., vlrsted friends In Borax tie Riv er on Bunday. There were dinner guest of the Anderson family. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Vamum spent the werk-end visiting friend In PrtnerUl. Or. Many Bprague River resident at- ! tended th school carnival In Bo nanza, and a good number of them were very lucky at the country store coming home with nice fat turkeys and sack of potato aa well aa varlou canned food. Mr. and Mra. Clayton Sharp. Mr. and Mra Meraele, and Mr. and Mra. Jyanka, all teacher In th Bonanza achool, attended th tur key dinner In Bprague River on Bunday, Melda Chandler, who haa been at tending college In Newberg, Ore., pent th Thanksgiving holiday with hr parent and family th Charlea Borough. She returned to achool on Monday. The children of the achool were treated to a very nice turkey dln- . "I wish you'd check on Van Swank-Littleton when you get moment I'm afraid tha motha ara into him again I" Both children and adults need adequate quantities of milk dally if they are to get calcium for the building and maintenance of teeth and bone Cheddar cheese is also a good source of calcium WAUPAPBl 5 on PAINT STORE Eberlein and E. Main Phone 3324 Life Begins at the 40 CLUB DORRIS, CALIF. Genuine Italian and American DINNERS peelatly Prepared by th Famone Chrf, PRANK I.ATFR7.A I IS V Jtf l.JS " 0e. I I U U U n o ii ft i vs?. JtgLdJ w t - rK.I 'r. r7. II d I I 1 I I I "1 ' II C I Others from 14.95 to 34.95 . & . M S 7.50 Value f Hah- '1 nrr on Wednesday. Bereral womva of th community helped with the cooking and serving. Th turkey were cooked by the Wryerhaaiuer camp cooks. Those helping with the work wrr Mr. and Mra Mont Currey, Mra. Homer Drpuy, Mra K. O. Thompson. Mra Cllno Roper, Mrs, eyron Welch and Mra Btan cevurx. Th square danre aponsored by th PTA wss greatly enjoyed by all that attended. Mr. and Mra Vic Douglas and aon of Klamath Palla were on hand to Instruct the group. The community extend Its sin cere sympathy to th P. M. Alt d arson family In loss of their fa ther and grandfather, Mr. Lexing ton Anderson, who passed away la Bprague River on November 1. Ko Halter VVbcro Yea Live... You Con titfoy Tank Gat Survim Prapeeta Tankg far Reaaf NO NEED TO OY 1 UTILITY SERYICE California Pacific Utllltlee ak sjH fffia! BVesf 1011 Main Phone 741S io) n nn m 618 MAIN We Invite You to Do Your Christmas Shopping Here! 3 V- .19 and 95 Tops In Styling-Quality Gabardines and Coverts All Wool Tweeds 23.95 Regular $40 00. YOU CANT PASS THIS UP! L U LOMBARD Leon Sez: I WILL NOT BE OUTBID! 20 Jhh Odd a iOohih $ discount or Additional Trad Allowance From Now Through th Month of December on a New DODGE CORONET 28 Models to Choose From . . . Ours or Your Own Finance ... 24 Months to Pay! You Get a Better Deal at LOMBARD MOTORS 111 fe. th Tel. 1101 f t Wool Hats 1.98 - Gabardines to Officers' Pinks, 14.88 Special Group, 3.88 and 4.88 Regularly Sold at 9.85 to 12.95 rt ALL WOOL (P)95 u Others 79501395 Formerly 12.95 to 21.95 1 I Read These For Real Values In . JACKETS!! Leather Flight Jacket. Now 16.88 Cycle Jacketg, Reg. 35.00 28.88 Goatskin and Horeehide. Wag 24.50 19.88 Special Group Leather Jacketg . 12.88 Duo-Suede-Lined. Wag 12.85 5.95 Melton Jacket. Special . 4.69 Sweaters . All Wool Pull Overs & Coat Styles 199 Value from .9S te (.15 I 488 We Carry A Full Line of SAMSONITE LUGGAGE Latest Colors and Stylee Now In! at Factory Price Real Christmas Specials SHIRTS ... West. Gobi 5.29 Peart Snap Button. Cotton Flannels Heavy 2.(9 Medium lJf '69 Ski Sweater Heavy all wool. Hrr. T.H LUGGAGE SPECIALS!! Cowhide O'nite Categ Clab Bag and Two-Snltrr Metal Covered Hand Cote and Lockers ALL AT REDUCED PRICES I 1 m l We Carry Columbiaknit Sweaters Dress Shirts 1.88 Regular MS. Sport Shirts 2.88 Rayon at Gabardine. WOOLRICH JACK SHIRTS, double front and back. Reg. 10.95 .. m Ties - Robes - Paiamas Broadcloth Pajamas Button mq Other h Middle and Button Styles 3.45 IS- KecuUr One-Dollar Ties a . . 2 for $1 Other Fine Tire ... 88c Better lira 1M and t .04 Kobe br . . McGregor and ether brands Was 12.50 6.88 All-Wool Robes Reg. UJg 8.88 Peters Brand High Quality Men's Dress Shoes Reduced 10 to 20 Other "prrlal rioae Oute ZK-4 Off Combat Boots For Boys' 5 Also Boys' Dress Shoes ? and 4.88 Logger Boots Special Peter's Brand 10 88 PETERS Field Boots For Boys Also Boys' Loggers 69t S95 "Acme" Cowboy Boots For The Entire Family Very Special Children's Cowboy Boots 4 L1 J L1 i i i i i Rer. 7.M 4" BUes m to 11 Keg. M Sixes ll'i U !