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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1949)
PAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. DKC. It, 149 WtATHER KLAMATU FALLS AND VICIN ITVi 'aT today nd ,aMdm' wUto eoatMued cold. Low tonight High Tuesday 6. litUnUr i nigh IM tht morning .. " jrreclplUUon last "ours STREAM YEAR wmtEhn ORrooii: Parti, elo IU lew snow XlurriM Inter. nioally ov.r muuil. Inciwln! cloua.n-. Timday with mlxyd rain and -trionn Tute. Colter to-lw, tonlsht. Hut' today 31 u. i J- tSuiM IS lo SS. Hah. Tenter M Nonh.rlr winds ll II inw witn now flurnaa today. PartU cloudy tonlhl and Tute. raw .now " s-SKTU "SoVto"' SurSsNlA: MoaUy f ir today and Tuaaday ! partly udy lh ecatt.rad ihowtn from rno .nd "ohl .outl. today. Colter lo Blfht with lemporoturw btlow frsoslns In valleyi nd near fr.in on Morthwaaiarly winde ot 11 lo li nulaa On hour oft coMt. vw-ivrrv-GRANTS PASS AND VKTINJTY ParUal claartns today with anow flur M ont mounuliu. Pair WjlW. rrndnl cloudmeaa Tuaaday. Continued roldBIH. today . Low tonujht Hwk Tuesday 3a. nnr tabi.i By T AMMM rrr Rtadlnn for tha I hours andlna at 4 30 a. m today: M, Kuin . Klamath Fall . Lakeviaw . Wcdfonr! . Pandlaton Portland lalrportl , Chlraro Xurcki lxw Anrelaa . - Ntw York Red Bluff ... San Prandaca Seattle 0 .40 . 41 .0 SI a M 50 Christmas Party Women of the Moose will hold tha annual Christ Bias party Tuesday evening In the Moose halL The gift exchange Is not to exceed tl. Also at this time the women are to bring their gifts for the names drawn at the last meeting. The regular meeting and Installation will begin at 8 pa. Mary Bothwell, Mbosehaven chairman, will v present her chapter night program. lVaaghter Bora Mr. and Mrs. Richard Newman are being con gratulated on the birth of a girl born at 3:15 pjn. Saturday at Mar sard hospital. Seattle. This Is their first child and she has been named burs Ann. The Infant weighed ( pounds IS ounces at birth Maternal grand parents are Mr and Mrs Loren L Palmerton of R dorado street Mrs. Palmertoo left today by train for Seattle to be with her daughter's family at their residence. 7343 38th 8 W Seattle 6. Wash. Christmas Party The American Xgioa and auxiliary s annual Christmas party will be held Tues day In the Legion hall at I p.m. Instead of the usual gift exchange. Legionnaires and auxiliary mem bers axe asked to bring canned or staple foods that can be used In Christmas baskets that will be tilled for needy Teteran famines. Leaves Hospital Howard Sboun. who suffered a hip Injury in a fan recently while working for Acme Auto Painters, was able to return to his home, 2S24 Crest, by ambu ' lance Saturday night. From Idaho Albert Dearborn and son Charles arrived Friday night from Middleton, Idaho, to be with Mr. Dearborn's mother who remains critically ill at Hillside hospital where she has been for several weeks. In Hospital Clark Leach. S3, em ployed by Standard Cleaners, was moved by ambulance to Hillside hospital Saturday night following a stroke. His condition was reported good today. Footprinters The Christmas meeting of the Footprinters organi zation will be held Wednesday night at 7:30 In the Pelican party room. All members are invited to bring a guest. Homo Ray Johnson of 45 Michi gan, who sullered leg fractures two years ago while employed with Su burban Lumber company, was moved to his home by Ksler's am bulance from Hillside hospital Sat urday in order to spend Christmas with his family. Johnson has been in the hospital Intermittently since the accident. Christmas Cards Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Epley, formerly of Klam ath Falls and now of Long Beach. Calif, since Epley Joined the suit of the Press-Telegram in that city. are now at home at 5145 K. Third, Long Beach. 14, and cards may reach the family there. riM Hons A receDtlon and open house will be held Tuesday night at the new Heniey scnooi building from 8 until 10 o'clock. The chnni hanii and chorus will enter tain In the gymnasium at 8 o'clock. No Board Meeting The regular board meeting of Camp Fir Girls will not be held tomorrow night. There will be no board meeting in December. KNiiikh stile Ttie annual next" of Scottish Rite will be held tonight at 8 o'clock. Ail members are to bring a 81 toy. Entertainment and refreshments will be served. nnrwtiA Rental The Latter Dav Saint church will nresent a return showing of the operetta "The Road to HaoDiness' at T pjn. iTiursoay in the church. To Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welleln and Steve. 831 Washington, will spend the holidays with rela tives in Seattle. In Portland Mrs. J. H. Camahan. 406 N. 6th. Is In Portland to be with Mr. Camahan. a patient at the U.S. Veterans hospital. She probably will return home In February. Snrrerv Mrs. Arthur E. Ander- mn Raricllffe. L retoverlruT from major surgery at Klamath Valley hospital. Improving Harold Teale of the KTJHS faculty, is reported improv ing at Hillside hospital and Is per mitted to have callers for brief visits. The Skirt Divine 9307, 1 The back-Interest skirt and It's way out front In fashion I In fabric to match or contrast. It makes a walkaway suit with any Jacket, a costume with any blouse! Pattern 0307 comes in waist sixes HIGH SCHOOL News and Comments Flo Ann Perkins mm No whiskers, no beards today among the boys because the K club whlskertno oiflcUUy ended last Fri day night with the swarding of the prises. After thtet weeks of whis kers, cleanshaven faces almost seemed an oddity. Eugene Ross walked away with the honors an1 his prize, a r astir, for the longest and best-all-around beard. Larry Williams and BUI Gor don received black shoe polish for 34. 36. 38. 30. 33 inches. Slse 38 tskes 3 yards 54-inch. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect tit. Complete. Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send TWENTY -FIVE rents In coins for this pattern to Klamath Falls Herald and News Pattern De partment. P.O. Box 6740. Chicago 80. III. Print plainly VOI R NAME. ADDRESS, ZONE, SIZE. STYLE M'MHER. Don't mis our Marian Martin Pattern Book! Send Fifteen Cents more for your copy. Smart clothes that you can easily sew at home a Free Pattern is printed in the book a new weskit to wear with your skirts and dresses! I rncT cenco ai CaIimcc I AND LOAN ASSOC AT ON i 340 MAIN STREET Presents The CHOIR OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In Concert Of Sacred Christmas Music 8 P. M. Tuesday, December 20 KFLW Andrew Loney Jr., Director Eloiie Mclnryrc, Organist H ARWIN'S f $69 B 1 if-f) 2 Matching wedding - raSaahaoBawaaaaaaxa m ring Included. "aa J ii TUP JEWEI PV CTflDC AI AIITtTluniun wsiiib T- 3 701 Main Under the Laraett Clock In Southern tVaumn Pkaaa Mt . - - la Orvcaa tt'i McCredie Hot Mineral Springs Retort oa All Var Oa OrM'i Sarl Cat Hiihway SS STI-way Traveler Alvraya Walraatt McCredie Sprins. Orrgaa having (ho darkest beards. Dave Todd, on Ihi other hand, was awarded a botU of hydrogen per oxide lor having the bluiuleal beard, while Vern Hunter's rose hair oil went well with his beard Jutiticd the reddest. Paul Jones, Ihouiili, was given a lulls bag of Vmro for the beard delaying the best ef fort. The Mexican "plnata" tu be used tomorrow nmlit at the Siutnuh club's conibinrd Induction of new members and Ciirlslmaa party has been flnlslied ty a special coin nilllee. The plnata now adorns the Spanlkh room, resplriulent In red and yellow and green rrrpe paier around the pallet mache ball lilled with randies. At the party tomor row night, blludlolded members will take turns sulking the ball with a cane to try to break the plnata and release the candy. Pep Peppers were seen In many places downtown last Saturday, sell Uig Christmas Seals for the Tuber culosis dilvo at stores, banks and Uie post office. Room 106 Hi Kt'HH has gone all out In Christmas decorations, try ing for the prize being offered for the best-decoruird home room. Stu dents In that hon-e room have hung up streamers of red and green crepe paier along tun celling with silver hung over the streamers. They have also set up a miniature fireplace In the room, complete with a mantel and candles. A large pine wreath rvrn adorns the door. Room 308 Im an enormous Santa Claus head oil one wall and white folded rrrie pnprr bells wilh gold balls on the It ont wall. Mrrilral Care John H. Williams, 903 Mitchell, Southern Pacific em ploye. Is receiving medical care at Hillside hospital. 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Later, firemen were resummoned lo the home when the girl and a step-ller, Oeraldlne Hill, II. told, ncithbors they were 111. Firemen administered osygen to the girls, i To Buy or Sell Use the Want-Adsl Treatment-Reno dinorUill, em. ployed by Fyot k's, la In Hillside hos. pltaal for medical cars. Whale meat Is often served on Japanese dinner tables. tznrwwmvwmunA Dora your fire Inauranre rover today's hirreaard value? DUNBAR-ROBINSON INSURANCE AGENCY 136 So. 5lh Ph. lilt Thw you Know! Tlis answers to everyuay liisiirance problems By Jerry Thomas Insurance Counialar This li trie 100100 who oil wont to iniure oat (Mae skovo ell oltieri ttie heool. Mas ol our fomihos oad lovod ana oad Ikoso srouod Ml, 8a t'ettakly It's seowa Ikot'i tiaut"! wH dser on alfti won ood Mroeti. lo ostrs lore ful la roar drlvla so (Kal yen end vovri will ko itue to ksve Merry Christmas! look tor Ikeso lororaaoHvo IntoreMO dlsfuiiioos sofa Moadoy la The Harold t News. Jerry Thomas INSURANCE III I. 6lh Phono 6488 Is One old wives' tale that bobs op periodi cally is the story that American oil companies protect the sale of their established products by keeping new developments off the market. An example of how far this fairy tale misses the troth is the case of Union Oil's remarkable purple motor oil. 2 Shortly offer Hve war, we Introduced our new poet-war motor oil, Triton. By all standards, Triton was unexcelled. In fact, it was so good we told people they could safely drive it 6 months between drains if they chose. Consequently, we thought our oil program was set for several years. But 12 months Utter our research engineers came up with purple motor oil for passenger ears which they said was even better. 1 ;:oaoov5 i 4a That posed a question. Should we hold this new purple oil oil the market for a few years and protect Triton, or put It on sale Immediately? The answer was that we had no choice. For we were In competition. If we didn't put this purple oil on the market as soon as pomlble, some of our com petitors might develop a comparable product and beat us to the punch. 5 As a result we Introduced our purple oil to the motorista of the Pacific Coast under the brand name of Royal Triton. Royal Triton wag not only an overnight euccees with our own Western custo mers; visitors from the East even took It home with them and eond'nucd buying it by mail. Conse quently, we've had to expand our manufacturing; facilities and lay plans for marketing It through out the country. Moral 1 Next time anyone tells yoo oil companies hold Improved products oft the market, please tell him to see na. 3o Just to prove their claims, they sealed It fn the crankcasea of four new automobiles and drove them continuously up and down the Pacific Coast for 30,000 miles! At the end of the test they opened up the motors and showed ns the remits: The engine part were as good as new and the oil -by every analysis-showed no more deteriora tion than ordinary motor oils exhibit after 1,000 miles. IWION OIK COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. INCOfrOa-AIIB IN C A 1 1 1 0 N I A, OCT06BI If, I6M This series, sponsored by ths peopls of Union Oil Company, is dsdieatsd to a discussion of how and why American business functions. Wi hops you'll feel free to send in any suggestions or criticisms you havs to offer. rVrtfev T7i Presidtnl, Union Oil Company, Union Oil Building, Lot AngeU H, California. )
