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PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY. DEC. 3, 1949 Midland Empire News Bly Gathering it th horn of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caaebesr lor Tnanksgiving wer Mr. tnd Mr. Bob Casebeer nd Petty Sue, Mr. and Mn Law rence Little and Valeria, of Bly and BUly Casebeer and Nancy Paughu of Klamath Fall. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCain frort to Portland to ipend Thank giving with their children Mr. and Mr. Warren McCain, and Mr. and Mn. Tom Bennett and children. Mr. and Mn. Herb Hadley had a their ruest Thanksgiving Mr. and Mn. Oeorge Elder and Judy, Mr. Tom McCauliffe, and Jim El' der of Palaley, and Mr. and Mr. Clark Abbott. Enjoylnc Thank.-glvlng with Mr. and Mr. Oua Peterson vera Mr. and Mr. Bob Hallett of Sprague River, Mr. and Mr. Charl; Walter of Klamath Pall. At the home of Mr. and Mr. B. K. Knee in Thanksgiving vera Mr. and Mr. Oeorg Hamiltoa and aont of Medford, Mr. and Mc. Eddie Barlow, J D. and Inetha Knee. Enjoying turkey at the Allen Cummins horn on Thanksgiving were Mr. Lura Cummins of Klamath Pall, Ben Waldnesa of Lakevlew, Mr. and Mr. Ralph Bile and Donnle, tnd Mr. and Mrs. Les Cummins and Ronnie. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cummlngs, Donna and Peggy. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Patotke and ons spent the holidays at Tuttle, Ida. visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hamilton had a their guests Thanksgiving Mr. F. W. Hamilton of Phoenix, W. C Courtney of Klamath Palls. Mr. and Mr. Vera Hannan had as their guests Thanksgiving Mr. and Mn. Jim Elder of Paisley. Bud Meiser. who Is attending school at Ashland, spent the holi day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dtfhno. At the John Pennington home on Thanksalvlng were Mr. Penning ton' father. A. L. VanLeuven of Baker, her sister and brother-in-law and three daughter of Lakevlew, and sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Ham and three daughten of Ashland, and Mr. and Mrs. John Pennington and Andy. Mr. VanLeuven plans to visit a few weeks with his (laughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Max Cllne enjoyed Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. - and Mrs. Charles Hitchcock. At the Dave Campbell home on Thanksgiving wen Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hess md daughter Dlanna, Mr. and Mn Jess Hess, and daugh ten June and Pauline all from Lov. lock, Nev.. Mn -France Hess, daughter Janet of Tsroma. Wash, Mr. and Mr. Jack BteyskaL tuns Richard and Robert of Malm. Mr. and Mr. Chat Ira Hess, of Klam ath Falls, Mr. and Mn. Dave Camp bell, daughten Barbara, and Jo. Mr. and Mr. Waller Campbell spent (he holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Drew at Hildebrand. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Obrnchain and Carolyn spent the holiday at Unnu Pass r. iu Mr. and M r a. I Paul Hes.. Willi Pank-y who has spent the past two months In the hospital In Klamath Falls, a as able (o return to hi home here on Monday. Mr. and Mn Clark Abbott had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hadley, Darlene and Rodney and Mr. and Mrs. Charles - Hitchcock. Mr. and Mn Bob Winfleld. Mr. and Mra. Herb Hadley and Mr. and Mn rlarlr Ahhmt attended the square dance ai Uie Masonic hall In ' Paisley Mn. Clyde Bnmelett was railed to Flora, Ind, to the bedside of her aged mother and her brother who are both critically 111. Th mother's Illness ;-, th result of fa T a I Banister entertained 31 guest Thanksgiving day. The VFW wisnea to thank all those who made donation for th turkey shoot. 'Mrs. Cannon and Betty Henry wer in Lakevlew on Thursday. Bet ty has been 11) but Is much better. Mr. and Mn Bob 8everns spent (he week-end In Medt'ord with Bob's brother and family. Mr. and Mn Bill Schmidt moved to Klamath Falls when BiU will at- i tend school. Mn Everett Rlggs Is ! visiting the Schmidt In their new i home. Mrs. Lara Hadley and children I were in Lakevlew on Saturday. Mr. and Mn Van Morgan went to Ss.ua Cms last week to visit her brother. Clark Johnson and wife. Oeorge Elder was elected school director to replace Paul Bratton 8r, who has retired due to 111 health. Dutch Pauck was home for the week-end. Dutch Is working at Can-by. The Easner baby Is 111 with the Klamath Falls Saturday night. Mr. and Mn Ed Dishno returned home November 23 from Dinuba, Calif. Dishno has been working there and Mrs. Dishno had visited there a few days. Mr. and Mn Max Dills vou. Shir ley and Jackie returned home Sat urday having spent the holidays at Homedale, Ida. vMUng relatives. Mr. and Mn F. H. Armstrong returned home Monday from Sea attle. Wash, where they have been visiting relatives the past eight days. While in Seattle the Arm strongs attended a formal wedding of Mrs. Armstrong's niece. Mr. and Mn W D. Kneso. Vickie and Buck of Horn brook. Calif, vts- flu and was taken to Lakevlew hospital on. Sunday. However the baby Is home now and much im proved. Mrs. Norman Banister and Clara Pauck were In Lakevlew 'on Sat urday. Danny Peten returned from a business trip In Portland on Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Evan R'.ggs and Mn Sadie Paxton were vlslton of the Bernie Murphy fsmlly on Sun dir. Mn. Jack Lang and children were In Klamath Falls over the holi dsy h a 1 n g Thanksgiving dinner with her mother. Mn Bud Stevens has returned to her home for the winter. Mn. Stev- CARNIVAL Bv Dick Turnai lted Wednesday and Thursday with ! !Pt the summer at Klamath relatives. They returned home on'01""- . Yrifaj I Herbert Kemry is In Portland on Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith and, - "T "' , Robyn. Gilbert Oriffln and Mrs ..,,, H(. . ,k.. L?N!UJre.n,.., "L Mr. and Mn. Donald Oreen and Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs. Bex- chidren- Wrs. ,nd Mt nice ONeiL They returned home on Qnta Km home for Tnanks(rtvlnt (UasWaWMeswaswawawa9 f ' ,li wt im rai names, wc i mo. u . m orv, t' "Now that w have mad tht atom explode, we mutt show capitalitt America it ha nothing on u by making th cereal explode! Sunday. J. F. FARISH SEATTLE. Dec. 5 WV-J. F. Par ish, one-time Missouri pubusner and a newnaoer auditor for manv yean, died Friday at his rural home near here. He wa II. He was owner of the Joplin. Mo. News-Herald for several yean prior to 1908- Tbe Best Coots No More. Owe A Roval Typewriter. Pioneer Of fice Sapply Ce, ltt Sooth ath. fjill.llDiS TOMORRQWlj i lllllli V VX Do x t mUAUl LArv (TODAY ) KRESS" a ur -; m i v oLL r r, P 4 m m PAUL DOUGLAS LINDA DARNELL CELESTE HOLM - A WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY! TH! ACAtlMf AWAID MMtlV BEST PICTURE OFTHEYIARI BEST ACTOR OF THE YEAR I I Show Dally! Matinee l:Jt Evening :3 - f :S A ay WIUIAM IHAKtlPIARI A Jl MTWHt IANK tMninHM Pi ail $itfi. Doert Open Matinee 1:1 Evening (:lt NO RESERVED 8EAT8I Prices: (Tax Included) Matlneeai Adult SL20 Stndenta ate Evening, All Seat L2( No Stadent Price with their parents, J. C. Green. Clarence Hesse Is leaving for 111. to visit with his folks and bring his wife and children back. The Hesse's are employed by Vanell Withers. Mn John Kcmry s father Mr. Sampson who has been very Ul Is much improved and has returned home from Lakevlew where he re ceived medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson of Springfield. Ore. are the new resi dents of Paisley. They have moved into an apartment at the Pioneer hotel Mrs. Anderson is a graduate nurse, and her husband is employed on the power line crew. The Van Wtndoms have moved to Lakevlew. Herman Roberts and Bob Cagle are employed at Mollala. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Minon cafe at Bly burned on Monday morning. . Mn. J. L. Brown of San Rosa Is visiting her stster Letha Oay lord. They spent Thanksgiving visit ing relatives and friends at Bums. Mr. and Mn. Jim Taylor returned Sunday from Cottage Grove. Mn McCall and Andra Severn shopped in Lakevlew on Saturday. Mettle Cannon went to Salem to see her daughter Mrs. Malcolm Bu te. Among the Lakeview visitore on Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Gra ver Morgan. Mr. and Mn Mike Berry, Mn Roy Stewart and Bill Martin. Mr. 'and Mn. Mike Berry had the pleasure of having every one of their children and grandchildren home for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mn. Lonzo Vernon have moved Into their lovely new home. Orval Frazee spent Sunday at home with his fsmlly. He Is em ployed by the J&P Lumber company of Mitchell. Ore. Bonita K n u d s o n and Zan Pike were initiated Into the Rebekah lodge at Its last meeting. Mr. and Mn Jim Stafford and Sam Hadley spent Thanksgiving In Alturas, Th. grade school and high school basketball teams lost to Lakevlew teams, Mrs. Tom McAuliffe, George and - Viji St 3 fit at l9V AcZ-ifftoSSlO'- lil V ( Yvonne Charles OeCABLOCOBURN Scott John PADY-KEll f&f A GRAND BILL Ethel Elder were guest of the Herb Hadley family In Bly on Thanksgiv ing. Mr. and Mn Tom Bratton and children returned from Arizona where they took his fsther for the winter. Ed Strovah spent Thanksgiving with his mother at Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mn Russell Atchley re turned to their home In Ashland on Wednesday. Mn Atchley Is the for mer Arlene Kemry. Mrs. Bennet and Miss Morgan, lo cal teachers, spent their Thanksgiv ing vacation at Prineville. The Rebekahs will give a play and dance on December IT. Mr. and Mrs. Quackenbush and daughter Pat of Crescent City. Cal. are visiting Mn. Quackenbush' l ter Teas Banister. Mr. and Mn Waldo Houston, their three girls and Glen Houston of Prineville. Mr. and Mn. El Me Farland. Mr. and Mn Archie Oore and daughter Norma of Lakevlew. Mr. and Mn Ray Nelson of OdeL and the Roper family were week end guest at the Ray Houston home. Joe.Rlggs I staying at the Hous ton heme attending high school. Z-X cowboys brought in the lart herd of cattle from Sycan on Wed nesdsy night. The cowboys will win ter at the grain camp. Will Olen wa left to pick up any tray. Mr. and Mr. Art Dunn are on huitnraa trio to Portland. Walter Murphy went to Corvallls over the week-end to see his sister. He then went on to the coast for some salmon fishing. The Kim Komoke's spent their Thsnksglvlng In Lakevlew. Mn. John Kemry went to Klam ath Falls on Wednesday.. Paul Edward Bratton and wife left for Los Angeles for the winter where Paul will attend school. Mn Jim Stafford 1 cooking at the Snyder and Jones ranch while Mra. Billy Lane is in Alturas. Mn Tucker spent Thanksgiving In Lakeview with her grandaughter Lorraine. I Summer Lake The Summer Lake grange win sponsor a New Year's dsnce this year. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Penlngton and family spent the holidays at Bums with his mother. Mr. and Mn. Gar Leyva and sons. Hugh and Oregg were Thanks giving week-end vlslton of his par ents. Mr. and Mr. Hugo Leyva at the gam coir.mlsslon headquarters. Monday shoppers In Lakevlew were Mr. and Mn. William Har vey; Mr. and Mrs. X. M. Carlon; Mn Max McLaln, Mrs. E. R. Nel son and aon. Phil Lynch. Merrill, ha moved here to ranch on the Duggan place which he recently purchased. Jim Carlon andMaynard Nelson re turned -to OTI after spending the holidays at home with their folks. Mr. and Mra. W. H. Harvey had i holiday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brunmemer, Lakevlew, and Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Or bourne and Olenn Harvey from Corvallls. Thanksgiving guest of Mr. and Mn Frank Orave and Joyce at the Summer Lake lodge were, Mr. and Mra. Emll Oowdy and children from Redmond; Mr. and Mr. Dick Pearson and son from Bend; Mr. and Mn. Howard Nelson and chil dren from Westslde; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carlon and sons; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Harris and Mrs. E. R. Nel son and sons. Guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Carlon and Jim were Mr. and Mrs. Knopf, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Max McLaln and Mrs. George Carlon. At the River ranch, guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Candell were Mr. and Mrs. A. Deboy and daughter Joan, Mr. and Mr. Roy Candell and children from Silver Lake. Mr. and Mra. Bud Pemoll and children. Buddy and Alt Lee were Thanksgiving guest of Mr. and Mn. Jess Robert at Westslde. Mis Emma McClellan who teaches at Metollus, Ore., visited her sister Mrs. Jim Foster over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Klmes of Lakevlew (pent Thanksgiving Day with her parent, Mr. and Mr. Our Foster. Mra. V. A. Swsnton spent th hol iday week-end in Eugene with her daughter, Mn Claire Hamlin and family and Mrs. Howard Richard and family. A. D. Harris wa guest at the home of his brother, H. C. Harris and family. William Fore, game commission, spent th week-end with his parents at John Day. Mr. and Mra. William Pocheln and daughter Dorrine of Paisley were visitors of th Orave family at the lodge Saturday. Regular session of the grange met Saturday night H. E.-Candell wa accepted a a new member. A square contest may be sponsored by the grange. Plans and rules wii; be announced later Mn H. C. Harris and Mn. Henry Markua served the supper. Mr. and Mra. Roy Calon wer In Redmond Sunday vi-mng her sis ter, Mn Emll Odwdy and family. Olenn Harvey spent Saturdsy at the home of Mr. and Mn. Oeorge Car lon. Mr. and Mn Jim Elder and Bob spent Thanksgiving at the home of their daughter. Mn Verne Hsnsn and family at Bly. Mr. and Mn Vic Mlnkler re turned Saturday from Raymond, Wash, where he has been for medi cal treatment. They will remain here a short time and go to Phoenix. Ariz, to spend the winter. Lyle McOredy. same commission employe, spent Thanksgiving wish his parents at Springfield. He and his mother left Friday for North Dakota for a visit with relatives. Jerry Weaver la out of school with chlckenpox. His sister. Norma la staying with the Deboys while he Is sick. Mr. and Mn. Elvle Ivy spent the holidays with relatives at Springfield and Oregon City. Sunday dinner guests at the Sum mer Lake lodge were Dan Numsn and niece Peggy Numsn of Chicago. Camp 6 W Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Rogers cele brated their SUi wedding anniver sary on Thank-giving Day In Lake view. They had dinner at th Rob ert Maddock home together with their eon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Bill Rogers and another son. Bob. of Lakevlew. On Friday another aon, Dale, who la with Ui U. a Navy arrived from New York on an earlier leave then he anticipated. Their fourth son Dick who I working at Brem erton. Wash, wsa sent for, and Sun day the four Rigera boys enjoyed a reunion at their parent's home In camp, th first time they have all been together In three yean Besides helping their parents cel. ebrate (wenty-llve years of mar riage, the boys are goUig to have n early Christmas celebration at the R. E. Patrick home In Lake view November SO. Mra. Patrick Is Mn Roger su(er. Mr. and Mn. Robert M. Brown enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mn Drowns parents In Klsmath Falls, th A. J. Youngs. Other children of the Young's wer present. The Gordon Ooods hd Thanks glvUig dinner with th Archie West family. Thanksgiving dinner wa a family affair at the Jack Baker home In Bly when they served turkey and trlmmln's to Baker's brother and two slaters and their families. They were Mr. and Mra Jim Baker. Mr. and Mn S. L. Henderson and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Chandler and children. Mr. and Mn Art Johnson served a superb Thanksgiving turkey din ner to twelve people at their home. They were Mra Johnson's parents from Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mn Joe Nanny, and Mr. and Mn Don Hurk and son Darwin. Mr. and Mn Thomas Thomson and three chil dren. Mr. and Mn E. D. Heywood were called to Qulnry. Wash, short ly before Thanksgiving because of the serious illness of Mn Hey wood father, J. E. Powell They and aon Skipper remained at the Powell home for Thanksgiving din ner and when the elder Powells condition did not worren the Hey woods relumed to camp. Mr. and Mn H. S. Bridie en tertained Dave Bridge of Tulelak tor Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mn Hank Waldrep and daughten visited In camp at the I Oeorge Rogers home on November 19. On Friday the Fred Peters family of Klamath Palls, formerly of camp, visited with the Oeorge Rogsre. Mr. and Mn Qua Hsll and daughter Anita Gall enjoyed Thanksgiving ilm.fr at Wong cat In Klamath Fells. lr. and Mrs. Hsrold Marks had a houseful of guests tor Thsnksglv lng. They wer Mr. and Mr. Hill Hucklbr and Mrs. Mary Marks of Klamath Falls and their daughter Mra. Dorothy Bradeii of Berkeley, Calif. Dorothy who had been visit ing here for a ck left the fol lowing Saturday for Berktlry. Mr. and Mra, Johnnie Smith and family traveled to Med lord for the Thanksgiving holidays and spent them with Mrs. Smith's parents th Ollbert Holt's. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Morehead and ton J. C. and Bobby spent Thanksgiving In Lakevlew at th home of a cousin' family, Mr. and Mrs. Obrl Wis ton. Mr. and Mn Lon Mast hsd their turkey dinner at the Psllran rale In Klamath F.ills. Mrs. Mast has been helping out at the home of her daughter and aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mr. Q. T. Olbson, whose sec ond child, a os by girl, arrived No vember loth. Th Henry Napier had turkey dinner at home then drove In to Klsmath Pall for a show In the evening. Saturdsy four ramp couplra at tended the Masonic Square dance In Klamath Falls. They were (he Gordon Ooods, the Archie Weals, he Hank Naplera. and the Hob Win fields formerly of csmp and now of Bly. Attending tn Oeorg Morgan danc at the Armory November 12 were the Arnell Leatherwooda. the B. L. Henderson s and the Jim Ba ker. The Baser stayed over (he week-end as ue-u of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Crutchfleld. Mrs. Don Hurk and Mrs. Art Johnson entertained the Pinochle club at th Scout Cabin on Novem ber . A dessert lunch waa served and pinochle ws played. Prises for high score went to Mn Thomas Thomson, and for low and pinochle to Mri Bob Brown. Series prises were presented at till meeting to Mn Oeorge Rovers for high and pinochle and to Mn Harold Marks fur low. New members Included Mn Jack Baacr of Bly. and Mn Arnell Ualhtrwood. Mr. Ed Hsy wood Was a guest of th club. Name wer drawn for Chrlatma presents and 'he next meeting will be hostessed by Mrs. Archlj West aud will be a Christmas psrty. Beverly Ann Napier celebrated her twellth birthday November with a big bon 1 1 r and wiener roast at her home where aha entertained twelve friends Including Patricia Hales of Bly who waa her overnight guest. A lart birthday cake mad by her mother was also served le Ui group. Driver Killed In Collision COOS BAY, Dec. I lAA hed on crash In heavy log killed an auto mobile driver on Ihe coast highway frur mile south of her Friday. He waa Steve Manfull. it. a resi dent of Ureenarrea, nine miles south oi Coo Hsv. Ills car mlllrtcd with a truck driven by Wyll Larkln, Grants. Pass, who sultered a cut hand and a bruised knee. STETSON HATS Mr. and Mn Dick Coagrove. Lake view, and Jerry and Jeremiah O'Leary. Paisley. Mr. and Mn. Jack Deboy spent Thanksgiving with her parents at Redmond and Mr. and Mra. Alvln Weaver and family spent the dsy with her parents at Terrebonne. PRUNING Shrubs - Fruit Shad Trtcs Evergreen Sheared 1 Tied All work done by experienced Call I Far A Free Estimate. 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