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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1949)
TUESDAY, DKC. 20. 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON FACE nvt CIIUKIU NOTICB All notices ot special Christ Bu services ar announce ewnts 1ST low wwmmm - ' " shoald Im turned In M early M WfcATHER KLAMATH FALL ANU VIC1N IT I Cloudy lody and Wednesday wtln occasional light www tatal!!!; .nd Wodnrodsy. ' tonight. Mllh today t. Lew tonight High Wednesday Vsotorday'a htf b Today's lew l-recipiUlion last 14 hour . TKKAM VIIAH To dais Normal l.nl(hl and W.ln-.l.. H sh "; M to M Low I '"' Male.ul "hoiitheiin c ALirowii At is;J" tt T AMelalS Mdlna I" " IW" '"" ' 4W a. . Mi.. rrM. Cut.r KUmoih ralla i x Ui Fo.ii.nd islrporu , " g Ihlc.f.i . J? u ,n Mad Bluff " a.n rrancuco 5o 17 aoallla x " Ladles AM The Klamath Lulh ran Ladles Aid will hse resu tar meeting In the church parlors tonight at I p. nr. with Mr. Bverre Miiiiwii. Mr. Chester Robertson. Mra R. Laurhammer, Mrs. Vir gil Had and Mr. Chet Owens as hmtoooa. Th will bo tlUon of offleoro, blrUidar Prty for mem bon, and A Chruunu profram. rrotn CollfsrnU Ralph William Almator, nn of Mr. and Mn. Jack Almotor, S30 Doll aireal. arrld from China U. Calif, whera ho ttaUonod at the navy ordinance Motlnf autlon. Ha wiU spend 10 daya with hl partnU bofora return n: Olrl Bora Word haa barn ra alvod from Mr. and Mra. Robart MoOoa of Port Rock, announcing no birth of a (trl. on Decombar t. . fraud trandparenu are Mr. and ' Mr, r. E. McOoa, formtrly of Wo oua. Tha llule ilrl waa namrd Mary J una. and la tha thrtd child born to tha Robert McOeea. Her weight at birth waa T pound ounce. portal Meeting Thera will be a pacta) meeting ot tha Degree of Honor at tha home of Creua Orubb, 4817 Winter. December 31, at p.m. Election of ofllcera will be held, and alao a Chrlntmaa party with gift change. OUi are not to exceed 11. From Eiumo Mra. Ed Mc cracken. 1631 Homedale. returned Monday from Eugene where ah at' tended a meeting of tha state com mittee of tha Townaend club. She waa elected state secretary tor the coming year. (Jhrlalmaa UMIa Eighteen Christ oiaa gifts war wrapped and given Uia ttalvatlon Army lor distribution 14 needy children by Uia Tummy Duncan Pan club. Tha club was organised In November by Phil Col lins In honor of Tommy Duncan, Western singer, and his band. fciitih-ri f.f Liio elub aro Phil Col lins, Hobln Piatt, Anna Maria Eck, Diana Anderson. Leltoy Bchrlduhlcr and Joule Marlines. Uaughlor Born Mr. and Mrs. Olsiin 11. Yapla of Macdoel are parenta of daughter born at 2:3V a. m. today. December 30, at Klam ath Valley hospital. The mile gin, who has been nsmed Beverly jean weighed ( pounds i ounces st birth. It Is the first cnua lor Mr and Mra. Ysple and Die first grand child for the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. King of llsgrr. renter PTA Tha annual Chrlst- maa program of Conger school will bo the feature of the Conger fta meeting scheduled for Thursday night In Uia school auditorium at 1:30 sharp. It follows A brief bust r.ess meeung which all parenta are requested to attend. Candy canes will be distributed to all children by Uia fourth and fifth grade mothers. Baptist Program The lmmanuel Bsptlst Sunday school children win present their Christmas program at 1:30 pm. Wednesday In Uia church auditorium. There will be a special -White Olfla for the King" program and all friends are aoked to bring canned fruit, vegetables or useful lifts wrapped In white, which wiu be presented to A family. Invited la Party' Members of Thela Theui Rho are Invited to the Christmas tree parly at p. m. to nlaht in the IOOP hall. There will be n6 meeting Wednesday night, but Uie next regular meeting will be at 1:30 p. m. December IS In tha IOOP hall. To Hospital Wally Letchty KUH8 student who suffered Irsc tures In an accident early tills fall. wsa moved from his home on Call- fomla avenue to Klamath Valley hospital tor X-ray. Letchty has been hospitalised for some time, but recently haa been at the horn of his parents, Mr. and Mra, Chester Letchty. General Meeting Women's so ciety of the Pint Methodist church will meet at p. m. Thursday In Uia church. Mrs, Joe Bramhall has the devotion and Mrs. Earl Redman la program chairman. Talks by two foreign women students from the University ot Oregon and special Christmas music will be Included In the program. Townaend MeeUng The auxiliary will meet at Uia home of Mrs. Maud Cross, Ul Prescott, at 1 p m. Wed nesdsy for a potluck lunch and Chris Unas gift exchange. Issak Walton The local chapter will hold Its next meeting at t pm. Wed nesdsy in the chamber of com mere. All members and Interested persona are Invited. Keeelrea Degree Pred A. Olover, son ot Pred Olover, 334 High, re ceived the doctor of philosophy de grea In toology with the graduating class of 400 at Iowa State college December IT. Gift Kxehanga At the meeting ot tha Carpenters' auxiliary Wednes dsy at I p m. at the Labor temple there will be a gift exchange with A tl limit. 23 eciM Ap Monday, December 30, IKt ROCKY POINT (Special) A small "kicker" boat haa been completed for M. H. Wimp, ler who plsns to use the boat In tending his trap line on the lake. Cap Harm berry completed tha boat ... An In spector, ot the American National Fox Breeders Assocla tlon waa In this locsllty the past week Impeding Uie fox In this area. Tuesday, December tl, 1931 Wrath of tha goods Is lying In wslt for a local restaurant nun, Off And on. he supplies Inmates of Uie county Jail with food, and said prlsonera believe the food la not all that It could be. Each night they Join In A prayer to Banta Claus that Uie restaurant man bo arrested and thrown In Jail, where. In addition to having to eat his own food, he will face tha rigorous ordeal of a kangaroo court that will Biska the Spanish Inquisition seem tame by comparison. ' Wednesday, December K, 193t Miss Charlotte Buealng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Bueslng, Is reported aa Improving at the Klamath Valley hospital where she Is a psltenL For several days her condition haa been serious and her many friends will be glad to learn aha la improving, w Thursday. December IX, 192t WTT.KESBARRE. Pa. A Judicial definition of the Charleston: "A forceful, rhythmical, uplifting, highly InsplraUonal, terptschorean gyration of tha lower limbs, which sapient legislation haa not yet made criminal." Such is tha Charleston as described by County Judge Henry A. Puller. Frldsy. December tl. 1926 TOKYO, (Pi (Saturday) Emperor Yoshlhlto ot Japan died ot pneumonia At 1:35 ' a. m. The numerous physicians who Attended him for a fortnight did everything possible for the monarch, but his condition waa seen to be hopeless. Crown Prince Hlrohlto, who haa been regent since November 1031, succeeded to tha throne becoming Japan's 134th emperor. Saturday, December IS, 1(21 Klamath's Christmas wsa the quietest on record, Is the belief of local officials. No crimes and no serious auto accidents marred the day and . there were no fires. Fine weather found hundreds enjoying drives near the city. The poor were well taken care of through the efforts of tha community cheat, no family fall ing: to receive necessities. THE "Intiir. With Landry" V aH(hu Gas & LIAIIHTY riM V. T. Johniort John A. McCall AUTO M0PIRTY 111 Main itreel CkJ Phone Hit Pas O. Landry HIGH SCHOOL News and Comments y Flo Ann Parkins The big talk among tne seniors right now Is the Who's Who voting fur the El Rodeo. Every year a special section In Uie annual Is used for students voted most likely to succeed, most stylish, best person' sillies, most popular, best dsncers and lots of oilier titles. The ballots were passed out to all seniors yesterday and ever since they hsve been voting, then chang Ing and erasing some more. The final voting will be kept secret by the few members of Uie El Rodeo staff In on the secret until the an nuala are out In Uie spring. Tomorrow KUHS students will be shown a matlue of Uie "Christmas gift to Uie Klamath basin," the Christmas cantata, The Nut cracker Suite.' Practices every day fur about two hours and even night practices hsve been going on for about two weeks with Uie Individual groups practicing long before that. The evening perlormances will be given tomorro night and Thursday night free to the public. Tonlgh'. at t U.e SpsnUh club has planned Its Induction of new mem bers and Chris Unas party fur mem bers knd guests. Entertainment will Include the breaking of the plnata. There's a most lrregulsr schedule coming up Pridsy with all six class periods falling In the morning and home room parties and Uie annual Christmas assembly, planned to be something new and different this yesr, fslllng In Uie afternoon. Then there will be a week and A day of Christmas vacation. Room III at KUHS Is displaying a Christmas tree with lights, mistle toe, pine boughs all about the room, A mural poster covered with can dles and window paintings of can dles covered with snow for Its part In the contest for the best-decorated home room. Yule Bureau Handled By Quota Club Quota club la In charge of the Christmas bureau thla year. Club members will do all the buying and distributing of the gifts, purchased with funds contributed by other local service clubs. Over 300 children will receive Christmas gifts of toys and clothing from Uie bureau. Headquarters arc at the Red Cross offices, 1111 Wal nut, and they will be open from I a m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The Western Auto Sup ply company haa furnished Christ mas wrappings. L'hrtstmss Party Ye Olds Pinochle club will meet with Orace Bock. 131 High, at 13:30 pjn. Thurs dsy for a potluck lunch and Christ mas party. Ceremony Olrl Scouts are re minded to be at the courthouse at 8:30 Friday evening to take part In the Christmas tree lighting cere mony from 6:45 to 1:00. NO WONDER WACO. Tex.. Dec. 30 WV The mystery ot why Bsylor university's bear msscot, Josephine, has been Ir ritable and sluggish waa solved yes terday. Veterinarians ssy It will be twins or msybe even triplets, and that they will arrive about Christ mas time. Bring tha Family into Wong's For a SpeclAl CHINESE Family Style Dinner Wong's Cafe 431 Main Ph. 6578 Airport Zoning Board Quits Members of the airport aonlnt committee submitted their reslgna Uons to the city council last night. Tha resignations dated November 24 were presented In order to fa cilitate setting up of a new com mittee under CAA specifications. City Attorney Henry Perkins said a resolution to set up the new com mittee would be presented to the council after the first of the year. "At that Unit." Perkins con tinued, "tha council and mayor could reappoint the former mem bers or act aa they deemed fit on Uie matter." PORTLAND PROGRAM PORTLAND. Dec. 10 UP) A 10 per cent slash In city department budgets tops a list of proposals by City . Financial Commissioner Or mond R. Bean to help straighten out a deficit prolrm. STETSON HATS- Select A Beautiful SATIN DUNMAR ROBE WINE OR ROYAL BLUE ... BEAUTIFULLY m m SATIN LINED 13 ALL PtmCHAgtl GIFT WRAPPED Sinco lt1B I J MANSTORI , 733 Main St. I NUNN-BUSH SHOES. )Tour party will come to life .... W,THA PHQNOCORD by Packard-Bell f Pricei tart ot '209 H yum'r In t ataftlekl eatt, (h fma Fnrktrl. IUU phnBrtoi wlta 1U alarm, tie rcrtl eha(T will tnlrrUin ra (or bopr, lit aarity at will lara mailt fram yaar rarardi (hat la LIVK . . traa la It maftlcUna waa will aaara la aa 1 vast? koana If ire raSla anltrtalnmanl Taa'ra tklnr, lane In tha aqaally limtii rarhard-Btl rati . . , H taa xctli In tmparlar taaa allly m wall m paWar, JO 11,11 ,t'a ! yaa'ra ilrlrllr In tha maaef, far r I ha aarlr. I.aarn In a thrill af kaarlnv yaar aw !, and the vakaa af yaar faU, fatthtall rear 4mv4 en rtrard. Above everrthlnr dee, Parkard-Bell has alwaye retarded the tone of tU liutrumentfi m bcinf of prime Importeneo tha beie noUe are full, rich the delict. t trebles cleer, perfect, : Add to thli over-all outelandlnf performance a cabinet that will enhance the beauty of your own favnlahlnge. BARKDOLLservice IIS So. 11th Phono 6816 W iMTH atBEMEY'S juii foawid! GAMBLER SHIRTS Men's Gambler Type Gabardine Shirts a Rayon Cobordina Color Maroon, a Poor! Snap Fasteners Grey, Green a 3-Snop Cuffs Sizeg14to17 JUST RECEIVED IN TIME FOR XMAS! Main Floor 98 MEN'S BOXED HOSIERY a All Rayon a Slock Sock Styleg a SitMl0tol2 Mala Fleer 2 for 9 MEN'S TOWNCRAFT GIFT TIES Sating, Twills, C re pel Fully Wool Lined a Bold Pottemt Main Floor MEtrS TOWNCRAFT SHIRTS a Hundreds of Shirts! a Widespread or Regular Collars. a Sie 14 to 17 - Main Floor CHENILLE BATH SETS a Rug and Lid Cover to Match Many Bright Color Soft Fluffy Chenille BaJeoar II 49 298 2 98 11 54" PLASTIC TABLE CLOTH a Heavy Gauge Plastic a Cclorful Floral Design a 54x54 Square. Bsleear . HAND PAINTED PADRE CLOTH a Beautiful Colors Washable Hand Prints a Luncheon Sii54"x54" i CHENILLE BEDSPREADS New Decorator Colors a Full Bed Size Downstairs 10fl ALL WOOL 4 LB. BLANKETS Satin Binding 5 Year Moth Proof Guarantee 72x90 Size Downstairs 00 2. 98 98 9 90 Qui Jhy fy! -BOYS' JACKETS a 100 All Wool Zipper Front a Bold Plaids a Sizes S to 16 a Serviceable Fabrics a Carefully Tailored THREE STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM Downstairs r3 O MISSES' NYLON SLIPOVERS a Color Range Complete Washable and Serviceable Sizes 34 to 40 2nd Floor MISSES' CHENILLE ROBES Light Dark Color . Sanforized Baby Chenille a Size 12 to 46 2nd Floor MISSES' NYLON SLIPS a Luxurious Lac Trim a Several Stylo a Sizes 32 to 40 Main Floor WOMEN'S NYLON GOWNS a Luxury Fabric a Sheer, Sheer Nylon a Sites 32 to 40. - Main Floor 2 4 98 98 398 590 GIRLS' RAYON GOWNS a Lace Trimed a Blue, White, Pink, Yellow a Sizes 2 to 12 2nd Floor CHILD'S FLANNELETTE PJ's a Butler-Boy's Stylo ' a Florals and Polka Dot a Sizes 4-6-8 2nd Floor CHILDREN'S 3-PIECE SLEEPER a Colors Blue, Pink, Yellow a 2 Pairs Pants a Sizes 1 to 4 2nd Floor TODDLERS' NYLON DRESSES a Loco and Embroidery Trimmed CT am' Colors Aqua, Blue, Yellow, White ! Vli a Size 9-12 18 Month J) 2nd Floor KmS 1 i 11 98 98 98 Rummage tables on Penney's Main Floor starting 'tomorrow morn ing. Bargains gafore! Odds and ends of stock -slightly soiled, items every one drastically reduced. New items added daily! TAKE AD VANTAGE NOW and SAVE!! -J AT TED 11 ST0RI HOURS 9:30 to 5:30 EWE a 9iO! t
