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Newspaper Page Text0 PAGE THREE TurcstMY, ocnw.rt 30, mm HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ..... I -i , . i ii ,i nn.i. n.nin.1 J I ii - T. pi n i iiihi tu H Ciiiuiuuiiliiii On All Hiilnln tin V Thuimliiv riii'iiiiinln c uiimniiilon fur xvoinrn will lin hi'lcl al III a. in. at HI. I'nul's l-Hilni'iiiml church. Al tlii survive llir-re will lie Mm semi annual UTO liiKiillirrinu. Iinmi'illn trly lullowlim Ihi'in will ho morn Inu ciil Ice, la which nil women are Invlldl. A Mirk lunch lit iiihiii will he Igllnwi'd liv llm ri'KUlur InnrtliiK at til. Anne's tiullu. Hnook Nl(iil-Chllilrrn In Tulr lukn Irniu klmlrrtiiirlcn to Junior liluh M luiiil unit will crkhmlo JIhI luwrrn hi nrw wnv II IIipV urn uii'ntn ol Iha 'liilrluka G'ninmunllv i'liiNhvlcrluii chinch. They will uuilicr m llm church nt II p in. mid under supervision nl mi older Imtbiiii will divide Inlo smaller Mruiiiis. luniruil ol iinklnx lor trick or limit" tlii'v will null lor olulli lim lor the children ol Korea nnd tiennies lur milk nr hunury chll ilrrn. Tlir "fun" ulurtii Inter Willi iinriy mid refreshment hi the church. huri li Meet Tlio Kliinmth conn rll ol rhurcli women will meet if Ii m. FrldKV nl the First Christian church In ouserveiwe ol world com iniinllv tiny. Everyone allendliiif In anked to tnkfi ulunket or alulian lur people in cold countries. Theme ol the iiicellim will bo "Ufa by Fullli." (lolni Houlh Alice Vitus, aimin appointed Klnninth county turn . pnlitn director lor IBM Mnrcli ol (Dimes by lliv nullonnl loiiiulntlon tlur Inlniillle paralysis will attend m precniiimlKii reKlonul mcctlnK In Hneramento Monday. 'Hie meet- T55ay W IVCi UtXiK.1 The BOWERY BOYS 1 X Inu will !c attended by cumpnlxn ilirecUjrs from southern Orstjoii California mid Nevada. Date n't lor thin your' cempelKn lor lunds U January 3-31. Dinner I'lanned-Morrill Lion' will entertain at nil appreciation dinner Monday 7:16 p in. In tint Morrill recreation null lor ail per sons who assisted with this year's potato festival. Ouesls will be In vited to make ukk"" Inn Improvement ol tlio festival. New Honor Word has boon re ceived that K. Ourdon Went, aon ol Mr. and Mm, Noll Norman, hun been elected aecretary-lreaa- urer nl the Ironhman ciana at uio lliiluernltv nl Louisville. Ky. Oof don won a national line aria schol arship aiiionu srverni outer mi Kraduatlon Iron) KUIIB and Is ma Jurlnit In art. wimu.r Mra. Grace Weill), home Hervlce director, Calllornla-OreKoo Power company naa rrceivea worn thai a aluler-ln-law, Mm. Carl Col vln. one-time Klamatli renldent won a car In an Elk a content a. tinhiM.iH wfth. Cnlvln. alno of Klaiiiatll rli. i eiiipwr hi work at Hlcnlami. Meelln-The next meeting ol the Keno home extension unit wi.i be held Hnturaay. ju b.iii. Home of Mr. K. E. "Bum" Binnn. ..,t.,r,,,0. hiuhwav. Mra. Percy Cook will deinoiwlrate banket weaving. Tlione auennina r lake an awl or Icepick, pllera or an old pair of nclwiorK. tape mea .n.i nM rim. lake a Hack lunch, cup and epoon for the lunch--on hour. Collee will be aerved by the hoateaa. ..i... m.j. i The Conner-Fair- view home extenlon unit will meet .i in su a.m. Friday at he home ol Mra. Clene Woodn. 3U Oregon. ruiiu rtnitiiinir will in usin. . Ku Lira WMMU BUU mil. Lyman Hayea. Mornoor it lo take a piece of glaiia and a raxor blade and cither auppllea lor the leaaon. n.i..rn Mr. and Mra. Tom Orr .-j H.....hter Mar orle nave re turned from a vii.lt with Ihelr oldr daughter Carolyn, a sophomore a nun Thex attended Oie annual lolk danc ciinio ana imr OBC. m..i. riiiMv An Imnortant meeting of Hie Fort KlamalhCI club In acneauiea ior t p in- day ai tile clubhouse. Fach menv ber la asked to oring nrr rt.wi proceed lo be turned w. n.ilnr Parir Tie Lions i..h win .Twmnnr a rjartv at Con ger school starung av o p.m. nesday. cacn mouirr is "hmu hrlnn thoebOX-lun.cn IOT IWO with only her name Inside. A lull venlne's entertainment Is planned. with games, merry-go-round, for tune telline- and a whole carmvii Tlx barbershop quartet will sing Tosalmaaters Ted Rosa will handle the Modoc Toastmasters to morrow nlghl ai the Wlllard. with Earl Jones supplying the table lop-i-. neneral critic will be Charlie Hahiu BDeakera: Walt Dalo. Bob Mitchell. Pick Kowalls, Julius Ol union). Fred Bubb. Prom Raise Mrs. C. E. Robin' son. 1433 Derby, has returned from Boise where she was called by Uie unexpected death of her alater, Miss Delia Cathcart. October 18 miss Cathcart was well known here, having lived with the Rob insons four years. Robinson and son Willis attended the funeral also but were able to return earlier. Death Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark, 333 Vine, were called lo Ban Jose, ev Ii uf the death of Mrs. Clark's father Hohert W. Cllne. The Clarka are itxpecled home tomorrow. Library A regular meeting of Merrill library club Is scheduled lur next Thursday 1 p.m. at the hums ol Mra. M. A. Bowman. Cn hostesnes will b Mrs. W. O. Ball ey, Mrs. Otto Ellis and Mrs. Bher msn Waldrlp. Rebekaha Prosperity lodge la lo meet at tha IOOP hall Thursday. p.m. All attending are asked to bring a "while elephant" with val ue of not less thsn M cents. Visit ing member are Invited. Hygiene The Dlckeraon social hygiene course Is to be presented Hie first three Mondays In Novem ber at Merrill recreation hall, 3 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Dale West Is leadir and the course la snonsored bv Ilia Merrill farenla-Palrons. Keg ti tration- should be made as soon as nonstulc with Mrs. West. Arrsnge merits have been made to have children cared for. In Houth Oary Cod left Sat urday bv UAL for an extended visit w tli his daughter. Mrs. mil Pope, In Ban Mateo, Calll Kquare Ilsnie A square dance will be held In the lodge rooms of the Flks lodge tonight at o'clock. Ott Kills will csll the dsnce. All Elks and their ladles sre welcome. Br JEAN OWENS Boys, to Duff May Star for Wife Inindependent Production Obituary ii a h roc: k Htft. Diehard IfanttM).. IF ft Army, 30. nftllv of KlaMBth Falla d1t"t In nor Oof-trntMr II, ur vtvort Inrludc: lh paranla. Mr. and Mra. Ralph U llanrork and two brolh ri, Oordon H. and Donald P. of thla city: a urandmolhar, Mra. Cora Whit ad nt Pvndlalnn, Ora : a rtaphaw, Gordon n Hanrork Jr., and a nlaca, Maralyn Hanrrx-h, of thla cllr Tha body In Ward'a Klamalh funaral homa. Funaral arranaamanU will ba announcad Wadnaaday. Robrt V Mwry. IX natlva of Rnohomtah county. With, and a r dant of ChllOQUtn, Ora. fur tha paai four rtara, dad In Portland. Ora. Or lobar 27. 1831- Burvlvora Inrludai tha , paranta. Mr. and Mra. Marry l-owry , and a hrothar. Harry Edwin of Chllo. I Luin. Ora ; two alaUra. Wanda Barn Ira owry of Corvallla. Ora and Bhlrlay Iran Lowry of Chlloquln. Ora.: Srandfathar, Albart V. Mathaa of Alma, lab. Tha body will raat In Ward'a Klamath funaral homa upon arrival from Portland Funaral arrangamanU will ba announcad later. DAT Ktrhard Arthur Oay, T monthi old child of Mr. and Mr Clifton Day of Bonanta, Ora . dlad hara Octobar 3t. IBS). Baaldaa tha paranta aurvlvora In cluda: Ihraa brother. Dan la 1 Clifton, flryan John and William Oragory of rtonanta, Ora.: t randparania. Mra. Margarat Nuaabaum of Jackaonvllla, Ora. and Mra Robert Force of Mad ford. Ore. (Iravaalde eervlree will take place In tha Central Point cemaUry Wadnaaday. October M at 1 P m. Ward'a Klamalh funaral homa in charge of tha arrangement. m nor Mark Daniel Blahop. 4 month, died In Independence. Ore. on October 71. 1091. Survivor Include: the parent, Mr. and Mr. John Blanop. a brother. Barry and a aUter. Wanda of Inde pendence, Ore.: grandparenta. Mr. and Mra. Kmery McDanial of Dorrla. Calif, and Mr- and Mra. John Blahop of AUua. Okla. Funeral eervlce took plat- at tha city hall In Dorrl. Calif on Tueeday. October 30 at 3 p m . Je hovah' a Witneaeee In charge- Interment waa In Plrard cemetery. Ward's Klam ath funeral homa in charge of the arrangement. REWARD FOIV HUNTER OREOON CITY, A WOO reward hut bee-n offered to the finder of an Oregon deer hunter miaalng for nine days. The offer wss made Mondsy bv the family of Oscar Williams. 67. He disap peared a week sko Sunday while hunUnjt In the Ml. Hood foothills near his home at Bright wood. 23 1eoM Ayo- Monday, October 29, 1921 A Halloween party wai enoyed al the Conarcgalionol Porionog on Frldoy evening. About 0 oung people wore preent to enjoy the (eitlvltlei. Thote In :horoo were: Millon Vonce, Fay Keiterton, Fronclt and Chond ler Berry, Jockuline French, Mrs. A, J. Hopkins and Rev. and Mr. N. F. Cole. Tu.idoy, October 10, 1921 Mr. and Mn. Marion Hanks oc :ompanied by their son-in-law ond daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D. Clemens are homo from an enjoyable vocation of two weeks spent In Portland ond Eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Cllll Dunn are home from o business ond pleasure trip spent In Portland and other northern points. Lloyd Low, republicon candidate lor theritf loft early this morning for Lamm's comp, Mrs. Low oc :ompanled him. Jack Hershberger of the Pelican Grille an nounces o speciol Halloween menu will be served tonight. Wednesday, October 31, 1928 At on assembly held Tuesday afternoon ot the Klamalh Union high school, the glee club of Hie school was presented with Its Creed. Percy Murroy spoke belore the assembly. Waldeen Upp, president of the tlub lost , year presented the creed. Don Horlan, president this year spoke. Dwlght i'riinch presided. Thursday, November 1, 1 928 Drawing to a close the fifth doy of the relay race for new nr embes In the chamber jf com merce brought a total of 31, ai cording to figures revealed by carl C. Reynolds. New members added since lote Thursday afternoon were: George I. Stebblns, Dr. L. T. Brock, R. W. WcKee, Dr. Roy W. Oldenburg, Justin ond Montgomery and Howard Metcolf. Frldoy, November 2, 1928 The fine home of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Molalore on Eldorado St. Is being londscoped by the Per-' lonol Landscape Service. Mr. Harry Molatore ond Everett 0. Nord recently went to Porllond ond picked out several fine ineclmen evergreens that are to be used. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Chawford tronsaclod business In the city todoy from Fort Klamath. Saturday, November 3, 1928 Halloween decorations Inter nlnolcd with the rich shades of autumn lent beauty to the bridae afternoon of Frldoy when Mrs. Claud Davis, Mrs. William L. Qulnn and Mrs. Fred Houston presided ot the country club. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Glen Jester, Mrs. Oscar Shlve, . Wrs. W. H. McPherron, Mrs. George Myers, Mrs. Don J. Zumwoll ond Mrs. J P. Duke. The hostesses were assisted by the Motdomes W. Houston, R. E. DeWeese, J. Houston, Lester 3ffinld, Jock Slotor, Fred Dunbar, Glen Jeslor, J. M. Bedford William Baldwin and J. Royol Show. Insure With Landry" LIABILITY FIRS 1 V. T. Johnson John A. MeColl D. L. Thomas PROPERTY AUTO 419 Main Street Phone 1412 Paul 0. laseVy here's your chance make the sjlrU do a little work lor you I Every year the Ku Future Homemakers ol America, club sponsors an annual puck day. Tick- eta are sold to me Doys ana wnen Use boy presents one u a Klrl on pack day sne muss carry nui oonts to class lor him. Psck dsy this vear will be Friday. November 2. iicxeis, wmcn are iivd cciilb aolece. will be on ssle Wednesdsy, Thursday and Friday. Lauramae Wltte, Donna Coulter and Betty Bhsw will be aellliiK the tickets. The FHA omanlsatlon Is open to sll Klrls who are lakUm one year ol home economics. Applications (or membership are taken In the (all. Mlsa Roberta Hyde Is advisor the the group. The nnmlnattnff committee met tuley to choose candidates from the Junior class to run lor the vacant atudenl body olllce ol ilrst vice-president. Members of the committee are freshmen: Dennis Todd and Ftober ta Klltredue. aophomores; Geral dlne Loom In and Dill Duvenport. Juniors; Shirley Behori and uuivin CJtlmore and seniors: Marilyn Orr- ber and Tom Murdock. A student body meeting will be held some time this week to accept nomina tions from the floor. Besides the nominating commit tee, student body president. Tom Wells, has appointed members of several ol the various student body committees. Those appointed to serve on the finance committee are Marvin Ner seth, Lillian Stiles. Dick 8wanson and Beverly Eeils. The student bodv ores dent Is a memner oi every student committee. Mr. Ross Is advisor to tins (troup. The president and vice-presidents serve on the elliclblllty committee, but since the freshmen hsve not elected the third vice-president and a first vice-president is still to be chosen, Tom and his second vice president. Susan Oesrv are now serving on the committee. Immt htocoehtees.w esomr.e-m bers have not yet been appointed are calendar, social and ciiizensrup By KRHKINK JOIINHON HOLLYWOOD. iNEAt Behind the Screen: Howard Dutf's mar rle to Ida Luplno has the Isn insKSIInes yelling for an article titled. "I'm In Love With My Pro- aucer, oy nowara mm. entertainment bull'a eye from the lark who hit screen stardom In the late 30's In Paramount musicals. A sneak preview of "Love Is Better than Ever," Larry Parks' Could be," winked Howard co-starring MOM picture with Liz when I asked him If he would star In a movie for Ida'a Independent movle-maklnst company now that he's received a release from his ill contract. Dull s explanation for his sudden exit from VI: ' ll'a something I've wanted to do for a Ions; time. I'd like to get dlllprent parts parts I didn't get at Ut" Marriage plans of actress Janls Paige, now starring In "Remains to Be Seen" on Broadway, and or chestra leader Dick Stabile have been called off. Stabile, who Is al Clro's with his band, has recon ciled with bis wife, the former Tru dy Ewan, and says: "Janls was being blamed for the break-up of my marriage. Actually she had nothing to do with It. I Taylor, was held In a town Just out side of Hollywood recently and Larry reports that public reaction to his appearance on the screen was good." "At least that's what I've heard from some fans who were there," Larry told me. "I've had no oil! clal word about It." Betty Garrett, who has elected to stay away from the Hollywood sound stages until tier husband re sumes his career, smiled happily wnue Larry continued: "I've received a lot of wonder ful letters from people. Out ot 4U lotters, there were only nine bed ones. The encouraging letters were nice to get, believe me. UI is paging Diana Lynn for two more pictures . . . The word from after her Palace stint Is out of the way. . ."Farewell to Love," a new song destined for the Hit Pa rade, was authored by Henry Hark the maltre d hotel at the Beverly wiismre. Joel McCrea will head for Eng land to star for producer Raymond ' Slross In "Roughshoot." .from the . t Ueoflrey Household novel. A sua- i pense film, not a hayburnpr. , I City Cagers Enthusiastic First groundwork was laid last night for the city basketball league In a meeting at the city nan. Prompted by early enthusiasm, a second meeting waa called for Nov. 6. At this time, sponsors. managers and prospective players are asked to be on hand to lay the framework for the 1951-63 season. osmes witn Harlem Clowns, Globetrotters and other profession al touring teams are being eyed. Gliddem Give BesaUful Brief Case Wallet . . . Pioneer Office Supply I Co. 2t Main. was the heavy in the case all Ne York ut " 3a& Oarland won s laac was i. v plunge umu Dance Slated On Halloween The third annual Teen-Age Hal loween dance has been scheduled for tomorrow night from 8:30 to 11:30 at the Klamath Falls armory under the sponsorship of the Klam th Falls Moose lodge. Teen-agers from ail high schools In the Klamath area have been Invited to attend. Music will be by Baldy's band with Al Nyback of the Moose hand llm arrangements for the dance Ids Douglas Is In charge of deco rations and refreshments, repre senting the Women of the Moose. Charerones for the dance are hmlna furnished bv the KUH8 Par ents and Patrons club, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Richard Klngdon. Sandy Poteet will handle the Intermission. the way through." Director George Sidney sent Red Skelton one of those gnarled, aged, expensive sections of drlltwood so Red, always the prankster, could not resist sending Sidney a thank you wire which read: "Fireplace log beautiful. Had to saw It up to get It on the andirons. Thought of you while toasting marahmallows over the coals. Pat Neal and Oary Cooper are st closer than a mosquito's eyes. Maybe it's the tension of Cooper's property settlement talks with his Rocky that prompts Pst to pre tend she hardly knows the lanky star. The Rltz Brothers, who hsve ve toed all TV Ideas proposed to them. have now decided on a filmed show from Hollywood patterned slier the techniques Introduced by Lucille Ball and Dest Amsz in their "I Love Lucy package. They play It live to an audience out it a on mm wnen it nils tne TV screen. The property settlement papers have been signed by Franceses de Scslfa and Bruce Cabot. Gorgeous Franceses will collect $350 a month for la months. Coming soon Claire Trevor's de but on TV. "I want to do It, If only to show Hollywood I can do something other thsn gun-molls with hearts of gold." she told me. "But so Isr there's been nothing submitted to me that wasn't .real second rate." Comic Lew Parker Is warbling new lyrics to Old Smokey." First two lines: "On top of smoked salmon, "Cream cheese is real tine.' Pat Medina, who took over the role when Barbara Payton took over the newspaper headlines, plays the dusl part of twin sisters In "The Lady in the Iron Mask A new scene now will have her- Impersonating a boy. ' At yus i m a ntue contused. Lillian Roth, singing her talented heart out, sent the arrow on the applause meter up to the million mark at her Mocambo opening. An ;ousy a Bin i eat '1 1 rwn i no cHltOBii'jMOTHlM J I. JOtfUM din KENMORE Tank Type Or Upright Vacuum Cleaner Rtg. 52.75 Tank Typt Powerful Vi h.p. motor. Cleontr adjusts automatically to any rug thickness. Com plete with attachments. 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