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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1949)
FRIDAY. DEC. 23, 1Q4W HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN 1 VPTA Notos Patrons Discuss Teenagers MKItHII L Mrrrlll Parent ami Palnm lirld thrlr rr-ular monthly murllnil December 16, In the Ills h k IiikiI rerrratl'm room. Wlml to do bout the Tern-Ail club now tliat rhool claase are belli- lirld 111 tlie rerrenllon hull lu dlsrusard t Irimlh. II was Hit opinion ol tlx members present Hint regular meeting of tile club should be dis continued until tli recrratlon hall I again avail ihlr. In lite meantime other artlvltlm frr Ilia young peo ple will be arrangrd. Hi ale eixmsnrrd by the Par f nlw-Patrnni List month netted ap proximately SIM which waa uf. (Iclent to piirrhnsc record album, for the arhixil will) a tidy aum led over. Thla balance; will be donated to the school to purchase verloue amall Itema needed Irom time to time. folk dancing end vocal selections were presented by a group of fifth grade boys and glrla under the di rection of Mrs. llmnell. achool mil m teacher. Mrs. Och'a fifth grade won the room count and Friday were treat ed with homemade eakra baked by Mra. John O'Nell and Mra. Uater Moore. At the clone of the meeting re freshment were served by Mra. O. V. Reevea and her committee. Tl I.M.AKK A Christmas musical program waa given by the grade achool band at a meeting of the Tutelage elementary achool PTA December IS. Mra. Verla Parker la band In atruclor. Number. Included "Aline March," "It Came Upon Midnight Clear," "The rirnt Noel" and "Oenlu" by the band: "Jingle Bella," "Santa Claue la Coming to Town." "I'm Dreaming of a White Chrlitmaa." "Here Cornea Hunt a Claus Right Down 8ant Claua Lane," by the vocal group in the band. "O Come All Ye Paithful." or chestra: "Ilaik the Herald Anglea King." and "Joy to the World." clarinet qulnle'te Including O a r y Corner, Cora Lee Hammer, Jerque uonea. Barbara Mauch and Roma Haynea. "Twilight Fanclea" and "Silent Night," violin and flute duet. Donna Anderson and Marlene Long with Florence Heck at. the piano. A 20 minute round table dla cusslon on "Way of giving OUT children religloui Instruction." Tak ing part were Mra. Cecil Buell, Mra. Harold Foeberg, Mra. Albert Port er, Mra. A. E. P-trkman. Mra. Frank Jameson waa I n charge of arrangement for a dl play of handmade gifla and creative wvbblea. V .Mrs. t. L. Ceyne r prealded .over a ahort business meeting. Room count waa won by Paul Alken'a eth grade. Mra. Hugh Wilson, membership chairman reported an elementary PTA membership of M parent. Neat meeting la scheduled lor January 20 at 2:30 p. m. PELICAN The Pelican PTA met December H at which lime Freeman Vount, band Instructor, gave a ahort talk on band lnatrumenla. Two number were played by a group of six vio linist. Mlnutr were read and approved and a dlscuaijon o f the coming Chrtatmaa partv held. It waa de cided to aack the Chrlitmaa candy the following week and mother from Wocua district volunteered for thla work. The room count award went to Mlsa Smith' aerond grade. The Rev. David Barnett gave a talk on achool and Uie home. The meeting adjourned for tea In the cafeteria aerved by aecond grade mothera. HOSPITAL ANESTHETIST PLAYS SANTA Harold Hanson plays St. Nick at the annual Christmas party of the -staff at the Klamath Valley hospital which was held Wednesday afternoon in the hospital dining room. Midland Empire News We write the kind of Insurance we need not apologlie fur after the aeeldent or fire liana Norland in 1 auranee Agenry. S27 Pine HU Phone 6000. STETSON HATS- Fort Klamath Mr. and Mr. Ival Kiios and family of Eagle Point etit the week-end visiting here at the home of hi parent, Mr. and Mra. Roy Wlmer. Mr. and Mr. William C. Bool are .pending the winter month In Loa Angelea, and during their ab eence their buslnesa property, for merly the Burnet lodge, now known Fort Creek Motor lodge, one mile aouth of here, I In rharge of Mr. and Mra. Burnett who, with their aon, are living there while acting a caretaker of the property. Mike Wetland moved from Klam ath Fall lat week to Miller la- land, near Midland, where he will be employed feeding cattle for Charlea Drew and aon for the winter. Welland haa been In charge of the Drew cattle paitured at the William C. Hackler ranch here for the sesson. Mr. ana Mra. Frank Strahan were called to Ashland on Thura dey by new of the critical lllnra of her father, who pawed away the following day after the Strahan' arrival. He had been In poor health for aome time pa.it. Mr. and Mrs. Strahan returned here Mon day evening after attending final rttea for her father at Ashland. Mr. Strahan la local elementary chool teacher, and dining her en forced absence, a substitute teacher came from ClUloquIn to Instruct her pupils. Mr. Kenneth Morris hs.n re turned to her home In Prlnevllle after . spending the past three month her a-' the borne of her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ed ward. Mr. and Mr. Thomas O. Dyche left by train Wednesday for Spo kane, Wash., where they will spend Chrletmu with relative. Their son Jim haa been at Spokane for some time past, staying with rela tives while employed there. Mr. and Mr. William Zumbrun have gone to California tor the winter months, most of which time they will be at Portrrvllle to visit her relatives. Their plan also In clude a trip to Los Angeles to visit Zumbruns sister. Mr. Rose Knott. During their absence, their aon and family, Mr. and Mr. Klmer Zum- brun and aon Billle, who live at the Zumbnm ranch north of here, will be In charge of the place. Mr. and Mra. Joe Halford and their four aon have moved Into the Frank Edwards house which la located next to the Edward residence. Halford I employed lo cally by 8tewart Nicholson at the Nicholson ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Mc Aullffe left Tuesday for Cotton wood, Calif., where they will spend I the winter at the ranch of Jack McAulltfe and aon. Their four young son will remain In Klamath Falls where they attend the Sacred Heart academy. Wilfred Looslcy arrived home Mondsy evening for the holidays r 'cm. Gilchrist Westside Mr. Joe Martin Sr., and Mra. Florence Branch were In Klamath Fall Wednesday. R. T. Renner wa In Shasta coun- I ty Wednesday and In Alluras. Mr. and Mra. Herbert Stover have finished potato sorting at their cellar. Mr. Wslt Robert and Mr. Jess Roberta were In Klamath Fall Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Slpp and fatn- I lly returned Wednesday from Salem where they attended hi grand mother funeral. They alto visited hi sister several days and also Mrs. Eddie Deck. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mra. Earl O Conner recently. Mr. and Mrs. Adams and daugh ter Sharon of Klamath county visit ed her parent Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cobb and son, and brother Milton Adams over the week-end. Rev. and Mrs. Idso of Lakevlew were Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crowl and family. Rev. Idso preached In the after noon at the grange hall. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Childress and family moved to the Bunyard house Friday. Childress and his son are employed In Lakevlew. Mrs. Dorothy Taylor of the Vern on district waa In thla area Satur day. She will be the Watkln's rep resentative here soon. Mr and Mra. Clyde Fenlmore ..id Urge and apprei latlve audience at family plan to leave the first of the uie unennst Mcmooisi cnurcn nun- l week for Portland where they wut day evening by a choir of 32 volcer. 1 nve this winter. On the morning of December 17 the re4dents of Ullrhrlst awoke to a field of while After a pleasant fall and a seemingly green Christ mas It was something of a surprise to find eighteen Inches of snow on the doorstep. Most of Sundsy wa spent i4iovelliig out. . A Christmas crama will be given at the Crescent Baptist church De cember 55 at 7: Jo under the direc tion of Mr. Hnrold U'Renn. The cast Includes people from Bend, Portland, Eugene, Crescent and OH chlrst. The Sunday School program will be presented Friday at 1:30. Mr. Reeve of Shevlln received a serious cut on hit head and pos sible internal Injuries when he Jumped from the train to rejoin til section crew. He waa taken to the Lumberman's hospital In Bend. Jlmmle Shelton visited hi par ent In Ollch'lst over the week-end-He will be home from Corvellls, where he I attending Oregon Bute college, again for Chris Una vaca tion. Mr. and Mi. William Beaeau from Portland will spend Christ ma with Mr. Beseau' father, Jamea L. Cook. In Shevlln. Mr. Ed Bans of Shevlln was shopping In Bend Saturday. Mr. James Cook and daughter of Shevlln and Jlmmle Shelton of OIL hrlst spent Saturday shopping In Bend. The Juniors and seniors are plan ning to have Uielt Christmas party together this year. Refreshments will be served and there will be an exchange of gift. Entertainment will consist of dancing. Other high school classes are also planning parties. The grade school children are anticipating Santa s VI' It to their rooms on Friday. Audra Freeman of Portland, Ore, plana to come to Gilchrist to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrc Bud Capps, during the Christmas holi days. Mr. and Mrt. Arnlra L. James and family were In Klamath Falls December IT. Christmas shopping. Bob Van Tewel brought hi wife and new con, Richard Lee, home to Shevlln December 17. The Music of Christmas, a can tata, under the direction of Mrs. J. J& Hamilton was presented to a from Oregon State college where he Is studying agriculture. He la the son of Mr. and Mra. naymona o imslev. and will return to Cor- valll on January I following his vacation. Office Space ' FOR RENT Mela Street entrance. Inquire at 711 Mela Street. h.n 141 Mr. and Mr. Luke Shelton of Gilchrist spent Baturday shopping In Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrt. Ed Banks of Shev lln will spend their Christmas at Albany vlaltlnc their sons and families. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Vldonne shopped in Bend Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cromes have moved from Gilchrist and will make their home In btud. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Vldonne are moving to Ollrhrirt during the next week. Mrs. Harvey Field played the or gan prelude and accompanied the singers. Mra. Chalrea Shott tang Ave Maria preceding the cantata. Reverend W. F Dodge read the scripture and prayer. Mrs. Walter Oore played Bragr's Serenade a a violin offertory solo. Mrs. Charles BhotUt. Mrs. Earl Simmons, Mrs. Ouy Ferguson, Mrs. Herbert Den nis and Mr. Albc-t Carmlchael aang tne solo part. Following the tinging, the Wom en's Society of Christian Service served apple pie and coffee to the singers. Mr. and Mr. Ben Conklin of Shevlln and family visited Mrs. Conklln's sister and family, Mr. and Mr. Jonaa Hammack, of Sisters Saturday afternoon and evening. A birthday dinner waa given in honor of Mr. Sid Conklin at the home of Mr. and Mra. Ben Conklin Wednesday evening. Mr. Ted Conk lin also attended The Gilchrist Grizzlies traveled to Merrill. Friday to tangle with the Merrill Husklea In their first league game of the year. The Huskies de feated the Orlzzllea by a score of 32-22. High poLnt men for the Griz zlies wa Warren Griffin who scored twelve point. The Oiixzlles' next game will be Friday. December 23, at OUchrlst. when they meet the Sacred Heart Trojans. The Union st Ollchru Is plan ing a Chris un is party for the chil dren of the community. Santa Claua will be present with candy for all the children. tend sincere sympathy to the fam ily. The marriage of Thomaa Craw ford, manager of the Lakevlew wa ter users, eam a a surprise to r" . friend. They were married last week and plan to live, at headquarter. N i. A T tit photo I SATS NO Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg (R, Mich J, who baa been convalescing from a recent lung operation, discusses Interna tional affair with reporters at hla office following hla return to Wasn Ington from Grand Rapid. He told the newsmen that he doe not be lieve the Communist Government of China "now qualifies for recog nition" and predicted that foreign aid will be -sharply reduced" oy the next session of Congress, GIFT CERTIFICATE Give him a DREW'S MAN STORE gift certified and let him chooi from the moit famous national brands of men's clothing and furnishings. Sine 1911 i l j L MANSTORI 733 Main St. NUNN-BUSH SHOES- &. Treat Her TO THE CHRISTMAS at MAUN Christmas Eve Saturday, Dec. 24 Music by Oregon Hillbillies J. C. Crowl left Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Hartlerode for a visit. The Hartlerode live at Fort Bldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shults left Sunday for Southern California where they will spend several weeks vl-ltln. their son Everett and fam ily. Mrs. Andy Hill accompanied them a far as Reno, from there she will go to Salt Lake City to vis it her sister. The Christmas program given by the Sunday achool will be at 7:30 p. m. Saturday at tne scnooi nouse. The union school's program will be at 8 p. m. Friday. New grange officer took over and the 4-H drum and bugle corps played for the grange meeting Sat urday night. The New Year's dance has been postponed and the next meeting will be January 7. Charles Sherrard and Mrs. Bat man and daughter attended the Easlside grange party Baturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garrett and Evelyn Orindstaff of Lakevlew were In Klamath Falls Saturday. Wilms Jenkins waa a supper guest of Zelma Ann Reed Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Lawrence left Tuesday for Tulelake. Mrs. Zelma Reed entertained the 4-H sewing club Wednesday eve ning at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mulkey drove A. M. Hardtity to Klamath Falls Friday. He planned to go on to Portland to spend the winter with his ton L. R. Hardlsty and family. Mrs. Vema Buck accompanied the Mulkey a to Klamath Fail. Ted and Sue Struck also were In I Klamath Falls Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Childress and family were In New Pine Creek Sun day visiting his sister and family. The death of Mrs. De Shazer of LUteview waa a surprise, we ex- Pres-to-logs ORDER NOW! 1 2 UNIT or mora UNITS ... 12 11 00 00 DELIVERED WE GIVE St H GREEN STAMPS PHONE 3681 Cliff YadenTs-a 2560 So. 6th J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Offk at SH Nartb It It, Pbra SMS !ais a yf ZMB YOU'LL at COCrTAILC St SOUP ft yttuit tm tfMi a jmsjm ffnimm son I CM W6HWAY9J...... Me St.OsmJ.1 columiian bpricAi'co .,., ,,. I ssi a w. sun """" 1 UASI IOCMKX S euuesm ut rse sum mom nam .. o t n. s rr. st. s. f . a a I St. I. 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