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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1949)
PACK SIX. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, PEC. 18. 1941 CARNIVAL Bv Dick Turner J WEATHER ' KLAMATH FALLS AND VICIN ITVi ( toady with eccastenal anew, rtimnsing ta run .hewers this alter null cloud; Saturday. High la day M. Law tonight M. Hik ktai urdsy Yesterday's bifh Uf this merning tl Pnrjnilmtioa lul 24 SWOT .. 1 KTMCAM YEAN T data . l-AJ Lam ' a. WUTtHN OHgUON; Mostly ciood wlih Ukowvn today and Saturday, ftnuw a Finn as hundred iff!. Hisrta boui .1. ... In A 1 jni UMllBht i Waatrrly wlnda of. IS to 21 OUl U hour EAHTKMN ORIHIOH: Mostly cloudy Willi occaswail wow today and Satur day. Hum both day 30 to 40. Loot tontfht JO to 30 NOKTI1ER.N CALtTOrtmAT Raul toaaif and Saturday: anow la nountalna. Utile chana tB lamparalura. Soul fi.rlji winds ordhor. 10 to 30 miW an hour. :U ANTS PASS AND VICINITY; ora todav. becoming partly cloudy to niant. Cloudy with ahowvra Sauirday. Huh today 4. Low torullit U. Hih Saturday 44. Mom The Christian Science reading room which haa been lo cated at 1023 Main since 1M2. haa been moved to a new location at 1031 Main, the building formerly occupied by the Gray real estate office. The reading room la now oen to the public in the new loca tion, and an open house will be held at a later date when remodeling has been completed. Grange Party A Christmaa parry will be held lor children and mem bers of the Midland grange at S pan. (Saturday In the Midland grange halt Entertainment has been planned, there will be treats tor children and coffee and cakes for adult. Dancing There, will be oldtime and modern dancing starting at f pan. Saturday In the KC hall, spon sored by the Townsend club. The public is Invited. Christmas Party The Delta Kappa Gamma will hold their Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Buelah Elliott, 124 N. 2nd, at 7:30 pan. Saturday. Mothers Ctab Members of the parish are Invited to the Christmas party for the Sisters of Sacred Heart academy Sunday at I p. m In the school auditorium. The af fair is sponsored by the Mothers club and the 100 students of the academy will present a program. A business meeting win follow. Pinochle Party The Shasta View grange home economic club will hold a pinochle party at I p. m, Saturday, at the home of Mrs. Harry Wiard. 2703 Wutrd. Mem brrs are asked to bring sandwiches. loyal Arch Installation Officers of Klamath chapter No. SS, Koyal Arch Masons, will be installed at ( p. m., Saturday, In Masonic tem ple. Linn E. Phillips, high priest elect, will be Installed by his fath er of Chlco, Calif. Admitted U Hospital Dick Bo te tu, route 3, box 161, Keno, was admitted to Hillside hospital yes terday suffering from acute arthritis. Botens Is an employe of Weyer- fcaruser. Visitors are allowed. Food Sale Jobs Daughters will sponsor a food sale from 11 a. m. to 4 p. m, Saturday, at Carter's Fine Food market. Visitor Mrs. Victor M. Petterson of Ssn Francisco Is visiting for few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walt Kennett, 1862 EarL Dr. Franklin Heads Lake Shrine Club LAKEVTEW Dr. Ben Franklin was elected 1950 president of the Lake County fhrlne club Monday night when the club held Its regu lar meeting at the Elk's lodge rooms. He succeeds Henry Nicol of AdeL It was announced at the meeting that Nicol turned over, at the re cent ceremonial at Klamath Falls, about $2000 for the Shriners hos pital for Crippled Children at Port land, proceeds from the Shriners annual dance held October IS at Paisley. Other officers elected Monday night are E. M. "Bo" Carlen, Sum mer Lake. Ji:i president: Eddie MacKay, secretary-treasurer. To Reno Max Ruge of the Wey erhaeuser Timber company em ployment office and Meredith Ezell of Western Union left early this morning for Reno where they are to be married, Ruge s mother announced. J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor ' Office at SM North 7tb 8L Phone (3M Lake Elks Yuleride Party Sunday LAKE VIEW The annual Christ mas tree party for the children of Lake county, sponsored by the Elks, will be held next Sunday. December 18. at the Lakevlew high school gymnasium. The party will begin at 1 p. m. The party, together with Elks charity programs. Is financed by the Christmas party which was held in the Elks lodge rooms last Saturday night. More than 360 men were present for the dinner and the entertainment, to help raise the fund. The program next Sunday will Include dances and other features by school pupils, arranged by Mrs. Be mice 8 wee eland of the Lakevlew schools. Bin Arxner Is chairman of the Elks committee in charge. Want Ads don't cost they pay) I "'' ' W 'WBlltTlCT.1l.T TOlHW Uf Catholic Publication Raps Santa Claus As 'Foolish' and 'Fraud' WASHINGTON. Dec. It Wv II the jolly old man with the beard and the little round belly stealing wo Christmas show from the babe In the manner? The Cathode Review says yes. And the Review official publica tion qf the Cathollo archdioceses of Washington and Baltimore thuiks "It's largely problem of readjustment at first, pal for instance. I was used to working nights and sleeping all day!" I a.i-"(r ' ' PEG-LEG PUP Struppl, a 3-year-old dachshund, attracts con siderable attention as he click-clacks along Berlin streets on hit wooden leg. It replaces the foreleg be lost when struck by an auto two years ago. (Photo by NEA-Acme staff photographer Joe Schuppc.) Bonanza f I f C-omplct. Scrict NANCY ANN Stohybook (Dolh 8 2 I f FOR CHRISTMAS mms store MAUN, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hartley have a new car purchased last week. Mrs. Daisy Hickman is In Klam ath Valley hospital suffering from a broken hip received In a fall at her home on Thursday evening. Mrs. Elizabeth la In charge of the hotel while Mrs. Hickman la In the hospital. Mrs. Carroll Weatherly Is In Tex as, being called there by the seri ous Illness of her mother, Christine Brown visited on Mon day with Betty Pepple. Doris Rooges of Tulelake spent Saturday with hu parents the Les LeavitU. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Femlund spent last week-end at Medford with relatives and friends. The school Christmas program will be held at the school gym, December 21 at 7:30 p. m. School will be let out for vacation on De cember 23. Mrs. D. L. House and daughter visited at the home of relatives In Langell Valley on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. BiU Bechdoldt and K. I. Bold enjoyed an evening of canasta at the Pepple borne. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gowen of Klamath Falls also visited the Pepples. The regular business meeting of the Bonanza women's club wss held OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 10:00 ONE WEEK BEFORE CHRISTMAS THE GREATEST COMPLIMENT: a handmade gift from The Art Center. Buy direct from the Artist . . . avoid the customary 50 markup. Our Holiday Season Specials . . marked down for December only ... ft HANDWOVEN placemats, napkins of , $5.00 ft HANDWOVEN lunchcloth, 4 napkins $5.00 $2.00 and up $1.75 and up $ 1 .50 $1.00 ft HANDWROUGHT jewelry HanrlmArU rstnrlloc wlth mtchln handmade nanamaae canaies glM1 nolder combination . Handwoven towels ft Handpainted towels ft AND LOOK! ft Our exclusive handmade dinnerware Christmas Introductory offer WILL BUT PIECES PIECES , Tr!7'a Includes driftwood red. 4 CUM deep green. 4 muctTr dinner plates chartreuse . . 4 itiars (regular $17.50) All extras marked down for December only. Open stock. ALWAYS PARKING SPACB NEAR 1227 MAIN STREET GALLERY SHOW PAINTINGS BY VERN SWANSEN at the home of Birdie Burk on Tuesday evening. The club voted to be non-federated. The next meeting will be the annual Christmaa party when members will exchange dol lar gifts. The party will be held at the library at I p. m. on De cember 20. Hostesses will be Gertie Dick. Birdie Burk and Lillian Bech doldt. Members present at the busi ness meeting were Lilith O'Connor, Florence Horn. Eileen Oberhelde. Mabel Maxwell. Noma Bechdoldt, Kathy Blackmail, Lola Horn, Ber nice Sharpe, Lillian Bechdoldt and Mrs. Burk. Christmas Spirit Takes a Beating EDMONTON. Alta- Dec. H UP) Parks department patrolmen re ported today that most would-be Christmas tree thieves have turned out to be citizens who could best afford to buy the trees. Its enough to rock ones faith In the Christmas spirit," said one patrolman. Firemen Now Have Enough Yuletide Tovs City firemen announced todav that they had received all the toys they will be able to repair by Christ, mas and ritisens need not turn In additional toys to be repaired. 'We still have a large Iim of pick ups to make and our deliveries are also going out." Fire Chief Roy Rowe said. "Many toys are still on work benches and It will take all our free time to ready these by Christmas." Yesterday firemen asked women to dress some of the dolls on hand. and Rowe announced today all dolls had been provided (or. Ample "As far as we ran estimate, we have an ample supply of toys for names we have." Kowe said. "We will, however, still accept any new toys or those in such good condition that no repairs are necessary. "This Is the first time since we btgan our Christmas toy program that the public has cooperated so fully and we have had to ask for a halt of toys turned In," Rowe said. Thanks! "All men here at the fire depart ment Join with me In thanking the people of Klamath Falls and sur rounding towns who have helped us with this program. , "Perhaps with their help, we can make this a Merry Christmas for all children." A-Bomb Defense Study Monday A sixth army augmentation team will present a program, defense of the United States against an atom bomb and guided missile attack, at S p m. Monday In the courthouse. Lt. Col. David J. McFadden. 2nd infantry. Fort Lewis, who recently returned from 35 monllis hi China with the Marshall peace mkssion, will conduct the class. He will be assisted by 8s t. Wal lace D. Bosley. headquarters 4th Infantry. Fort Ord. The class Is the third In a series of augmentation meetings designed to supplement the local organized reserve training. Guests Several public officials and civic leaders have been Invited and members of the armed services are Invited. Additional Information may be obtained by contacting the local re serve corps Instructor group at 432 Main, phone 4790. CONCERT Sl-NDAT t a. a. Dacarabar ISIS MILLS SCHOOL Al'DITOail'M I'aiar aaaaaarafclp af Natlaaal la alllala af Bla.U aaS Art. It's about time Hunts Claus was booted off the stage. 'Our Santa has become a rival of the Holy Child, often enough to the complete exclusion o( the latter (rum any plan 111 the minds of the children who learn about the rein deer but have never heard of the ox and Ihe ass," aava an editorial pub lished today In Ihe Review's Christ mas Issue. The ediumal was cap Honed "Unholy Fraud." It adds that "The whole Santa idea Is bad psychology and bad pedngogy," and "even worse theol ogy." The editorial was written bv the review's cdltor-lii-fhtrf, the Rev John Slnnolt Martin. 'foolish' It describes Santa ss "a foolish fiction " It urges "those who want to keep Christ In Christmaa, or at least are willing to give him back the place he drservea on his birth day" to "leave Santa to those who have nothing better." "Santa the saint has been lost In Sanla the augsr riaddv." It adds. "Children are to be good or they won't get paid with presents 1 fine specimen o( thoroughly un Christian morality." The review sees a danger to re. spect (or parental authority In the time when junior first Is told that the msn with the bag Is only daddy dressed up. It also has a word for the man Inside the Santa suit: "It may be hard on those who play the part of the benevolent old plsie to forego the pleasure of donning whiskers and over-sise red flannels. We have often suspected that Santa was a urce of more pleasure to the grown-ups than to the children " Philadelphia has more thsn churches. 1000 1 ' " ' y7 SI it ( 41 aeWestt.r4 i PROUD PAUUNE-Thls proud mother is Pauline, ex-circus tigress in the Whipsnade Zoo, London. Her month-old daugh ter, Wendy, is one of set of twins who are reported the first tiger cubs to be born in winter. 7 n 9 SEE SINGER . . . for here in our shop we have the greatest pos sible variety of attractive, practical necessities for the woman who sews. 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