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Newspaper Page TextSATUItliAY, NOVKMHKH , i AM) NKW.S. KLAMATH KAU.S, OREGON PAGE NTNB ..Merrill w i - na m y imn i w w m P' nn umii i i , ii ii Baaa 1 I . , h a. . j . - i f i . , t . -. t v -a, i r - mm m I t.lmn U'liliicl llic lomimnv olllcc mill - . 'AT J I 1 'I "I i ,X J 1 L 1 MR. AND MRS. J. ROYAL SHAW, who hindcd on (he I.ur line in ) loiiolu hi laic in Octnlicr an', now at tin- Hoyal Hawaiian hold on Wnikiki hcii h. They were also there last year for a .slop on a world cruise Photo hy Matson Chernuii -4 - Hy lMII.I N: HOI I I 'riuu'(V him! httril luck hit Chi! i liulll lull lurrr Inni wtck. KuimtiiI Nrrvli-iti urri hrld In Kluinnlti 'nllii lnnt HHlunUy lur yomiK ljb rrl Uiwiv, son ill Mr. itml Mii 1 1 it r i v Uiwry. llie lxin Kriulr ,.. lllrcl III 1'ertlnud ll Irw O.ivk Flit linr A rrnult u( lili Ihlrit rIuu.'l nlUt til rhruiliatlc lvrr ui'.li::) two yrum. J I bcl brrn muklnir ;..iti.iactorv rrt-iivrtv until lira nhnrllv brtnre bis tiiiitniiiK. Hia ulit rr nlt-r. 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Kiitithl und Abrnhiitn lllulr urrr brlim trritlrtl lur htcfri' tiunn rccrlvrd In thr iiectdriil vhlrb Liter t luliucil Knlulil'n II!-. 'lhurMlnv tvt-nlnit nt thr Wolll Kiiiclt tin bpritKur Itlvrr Antlrrw .1. I'lurv. Trd Murk, nml Allwrl Sum inrrH u-rrr nilintt ntrcw in Hlnc'jt M balm IiIkIi. riurv win on lo;i whrn hr lout hi Uuliuicr. Irll buck uurd tin n bull- ulilrh catmhl liltn tinder thr knrcn and rntuiiuitrd him oil Ihr Murk. Thr othrrx n'. t-iAtvd hhn to thr hounr but nn Sii'. tirduv Hllrrnoon hr wtn inkrn bv iMiibulnnrr to Klmiinlh Knll. fthrr? X-rnyn rrvrulrd A Irurturrd rrtr brur. I Hie thin wrrk drcl-:ion will lie muflr nn to whrthrr hr tiiuM be pluerd 111 sulnnl cunt or nut. On Krldny noftbnll itnnie nt the Junior hlith prnvrd touult lurk Inr 7th nrndrr Mnrllyn Jnrk.ion lur he broke llniter rntchlnu the bull. 3iiliirdny rndrd hr run of ncrl-di-nt.i wlirn Mrs. tllrn Klrrhrr cut hrr thumb and lurrfumer biullv tin ii llll enn nnd hnd to hnvr It bun dnucd on mllnt. Nut nil thr city rrNldrnlM ui-n-hnviim a bud timr. howrvrr. Cloud huntlnn trlpn linve brrn tukrn bv innny. Hob Hnll wiin nmnnu Iho-te Itulim to thr nnulhrrn end of thr rntmlv for ultrnHnnt huiiilo.- tn-t wrrkrnd. Mm. Wiiynr Nlrlinns spent Bundiiy nnd Moudny nn the house Ktiesl of former Inriil proplr. Mr. nnd Mm. Vernr .Smith, in Merrill, nnd enjoyed huntlnu hhlle there. Mr. nnd Mm. Rov Oleimcr, Le roy Jr., nnd Denn Clrerur lire com plrtliiK Ihrlr second week, of elk limnum In norlhrn.stcrn Oregon. Thrv took two plrkuiiH nnd Irlt on Frklny, Oct. 2tlth. AIho Irnvlnit Unit wrrkrnd were Ivun Douk, Wnyno NlehiuiH. mid Arclilr Iluir. Knllowlnu the next diiy wim Trd Mnrkwiirdt. He wult ed over until hln brother, Fred, re turned from n moose hunt In Cnnit dn. I No lurk. I Thin Frldrii tl'r nnrond Issue of Voice of the Pitnthrr, n twice monlhly edition of the Chlloquln high school pnper, will be on sulr. The pnpor lirnded by Kdllor Hill Vnden, Is bolnir put nut by n xroup of Junior (itudenlH who get neither credit nor club Blundlim from tlio effort, but nrn dnliiK It nn their own time. The first edition hnd clHlit pnges. "r'diiv nltthi will lr ll-e 'lr-t ri'lelirntlon of the finned Sndlo Ilnwklnn dny In Chllnipiln when the Homo Eo club iilvcs ii Rlrls' choice dnnre nt tho itym. It Is rumored thnt tho boy iiucsts will even br irriitrd to u cor.iuc cuch. Tlir Weil Conul Trli-phone t.'o pruiirrty I.-. Incrrithiuit l vulue bv tlir rift-tlun of h two car Karuue und Krnrrnl toreriKim nnd work i.hiin brhiud the- cumpniiv office und Kviiik ouiutt-rn ol Mm. tlr.uln Mund iiiiuiuii-r. Tlir bulldlim will ue com pined ihu wrrk. Tin- Kori-i-l Fii-ICh nrr rmfldr-il of brulinit thr Mork In K-ttinK Uie i:urllrr 111 thr full tlir Frrldn lidded U 1J ' bV U ' I't'l.l'll tU II lUOlll llO'l mittir u t oinbinatluii plnvruom, din-In- rorin Now Trf Albert. I'-r " cnrpcnirr Is complrtinir n hnlf liuihriHim mid Inner brdroum lor Ihr ihlldrrn ol thr Kreld Intnlly. Cnudy use 3, l.yndu, our 1 nnd Murk, uue 1, minus uue munih. The lonicleUKrd bird und Thnnks iviiik nre expected to huve n ilr Uiu ycr. juj.1 u they did lust yrur. 11 wns n ulrl who arrived two duyn brloro Ilnllowern nt the Rlch urd Hnrrinuiuii hume. Oursts recently of hrr iureiil.i. Mr. mid Mrs. Wiillrr Ziminermn''. iu Ktln-1 .imim-rinmi. who Hew went Irom WushniKton, I) C. whrio she hus brrn tnklnii triilulnn for hrr work nn n clvlllnn with the nrniv. KJir wns on her only Iny-ovrr on n lli-'il io To!-vii, .ti.p- -i w''"-rr h" will be ntntlonrd. Tlir Zimmrr mnti.n were also visited by their oihrr diiinthlrr nnd their non in luw. Dr. nnd Mrs. Wilbur Thomun ol Huston. Tho two sprm n short -i-n- 'v . it ii Inn, with Mrs. Xlminerinnn nmklnr Die trip with them, nnd the 'lliom un' sprnl scvernl duys vl.-ltlnii hero lifter their return Irom the north, (iuesi nt Uu .Immrrinun homo wlulr thry wrre here wns Uinn M art ill of Klumnth Fulls, who hnd been n pitrtlriilur iiir'wl friend of Mrs. 'lliomus, Tne honor roll nt the. hluh school fur the lirnl -ox weeks Inrludrd no Till. Illh. or llih Krnders. Sopho iitnrrs un thr list were Ted Sleme-is ; rrirdii Kirk mid Jnckle Bchrordrr. ; Ninth "rudrrn tan-1'! Poor, K-in"' Hiivuzn. Allre Clnives, Niinnil ; Johnson nnd Joy Ourd were on the I list und Dirk Siemens wns the 1 only 8th iirnder. On the houiirhble mention list I were Currell Wilson nnd JoAnn Hlsetnore Juniors, Vnlerir Dolphus. nth nrndrr. Be-'lnnlni' n wrrtc npn. Ih vnni ! en of the Methodist church hnve begun u ntirsrrv In Uie buseme.it where smnll children will be enred Inr durum church services. Mrs. UwIkIU Klrcher Is In chnrxe of net Him someone to look ntter Uie chil dren. I.n.st Sundnv evening fuinlly nluht wns enjoyed nt the Methodist church witii a speclnl speukrr from Aluska showing films of scenery nnd mission work done In the i north. Tlir group enjoyrd n potluck 1 dlnnrr brlore the program. I The Alter Rorlelv of th- Cnlho'tc 1 churrh guve n nuccrsslul public dlnnrr In the church bnsetnent on October 21 with patrons getting their choice ol hnm or turkey. I mil u lions nre out for Uie Nov ember 24 weddlniT o' Mur" "nn Monks, dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs, Joseph Monks of Lupwnl, Idnho, former KlnmnUi Agency residents, lo Elmore Nicholson, son of Mrs. Theodnro Nicholson of Fort Klnm nth. The wedding will be nt the Sncred Henrt church In Klnmuth Fulls nt two In the nftornoon. Officers for the Lnttermen's club this yrnr nre ns follows: president Jim Dnvld, vice-president, Bob Dn vid, secretnry-trensurer, Carrel Wilson, nnd scrgennt of nrms ns well ns advisor, Frank DIUllo. They plan to hold n turkey rnflle this moiilh and will sell pop at a concession at tho bnsketbnll games this year. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and Jo Ann Slsemore of Fort Klnmuth drove to Corvnllls early Inst week end lo pick up amis IlnnnlRan nnd the four drove to Seattle where they attended the Washington-Oregon state game. JoAnn and Otllts were hou.se guests of his sister 'In Seattle ALL SORTS OF USEFUL anil unusual items will he offered for sale at St. Paul's annual haznar Dci-umber 1. The hazaar will be n session all day. Some who are contribut ing time and effort to its success are: from left, Mrs. Galen Onsted, Mrs. James Patter son, Miss Hazel Morrison and Mrs. John Schubert. Photo by Kettler. SOROPTIMIST MEETING The Soropllinlst club of Klum nth Fulls held Its regulur luncheon nun business meeting on Novrm ; brr II In the Pelican pnrty room I'rcsulrnl Ofn Smith presiding eecrrtury IDelta Gamma Chapter of Delphians Delta Cnmma chapter of Del- By MRS. JOE HALOl'SEK The American Legion auxiliary was hostess to the Legion members nnd families October 29, with a By ROBERTA DEWEY Mrs. Robert Burleigh and Mrs. Gene Beasley entertained their 4Ui grade Bluebirds with Halloween party Wednesday eve. Invited were Carol Barrens, Janice Llsk. Carol Jean Walker, Kathleen Degnan, Breda O'Keefe. Janet Hodges, W'l ma Huff, PaUy Burleigh, Sara West, Diane West. Diane Walker, and Sandra Beasley. , Max Hartlerode, Alex Duncan, George Williams, and Lewis Kan dra are In eastern Oregon for the elk hunting. Mrs. R. 8. Hubbard and twin grandsons, Rick and Dick Murray, left on the Hhosla Daylight Mon day (or San Diego. The twins have visited here lor the past six weeks. Mrs. Hubbard plans to visit for a while with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mur- 'Mri. Dotle Reeder had as guests recently friends Irom Ben1, Mrs. Ray Moffett and Mrs. Patty Jen sen. Robert Burleigh has been re tired from the navy due to Illness, and I now at home with his par ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Bur leigh. He was last siauonea ui Jacksonville. Fla. Jennv Welble. a niece of Mrs. Delia Hodges from St. Louis, Mis souri, visited In Merrill. While here she enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake and then went to central Point to visit with an uncle. The W. A. Wolframs enjoyed a visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Aldrich and daughter of Lindsay. California. Mrs. Anna Hendrlckson, mother of Harold Hendrtckson, visited here lor several days from her home In Eugene. Reverend G. A. Milne drove to Portland to attend an Interstate meeting of National Town and county Congregations of churchei. Reverend Milne was one of the speakers. Mrs. w. n. Hill oi roruana. mother of Lou and Bill Hill, came to Merrill from her borne In Port land after Bill Hill's serious acci dent. Friends will be glad to know that Bill has been moved home where mends may call. A first-time visitor In Merrill Is Fred Wolfram of Derra BeUa, Cal ifornia. His son W. A. Wolfram and daughter Mr. C M. Cahan hope he wlU stay for an extended visit. Iota Sigma chapter of Beta Sig ma Phi met at the Paschall Hod ges home recently. Tying in with tne uieme ol beauty which the club Is now studying, Mrs. Keith Moon oi Klamath Falls spoke on "costume Jewelry." Various styles of dresses were modeled with the proper Jewelry. The Halloween theme was carried out on the re freshment table, with a lighted Jack-o-lantern and faU leaves cen tering the table. Present were Frances Callas. Janelle Adams, Jean Rice. Betty Nelson, Donna Hubbard, Phyllis Hanchett, Elea nor Carman, and the hostess Mrs. Paschall Hodges. y Mnry Boihwrll read phlnns will meet next Tuesday. No- n .e l ol club urttvltlrs, und Vl.,l;cr U. ,.t 9: A. M. at the A,.p 'u iZn, T Thr K , urer s report wns given v. M r a t. r.,, ,,,,, , .,. Quests from the Kli 1 f' Mf''V t I I ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHEDRAL, Reno, was the scene of the marriage of Euphemia Charles and Al P. Haken werth. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Charles, 107 Old Fort road, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. Henry Hakenwerth, Wentzville, Missouri. Rev erend Edmund J. Boyd officiated at the doable ring after noon ceremony on October 11. After a brief honeymoon in southern California, the couple are now at home, 421 Washington. GAA BANQUET the rcpor the lariiMirer n rejiort wns given by Josephine Koblmon. Tile club voted lu ii.su.il donu tlrui to th? ccntniMtniv , The Award for the dny was won by l'nlly Mann. Soropilml.nts were reminded of the Christmas box to be sent lo Y. M. C. A. T,ie program is en titled "Iuuiun Nomads ol Nn Mexico." The Irndrr will he Mm. C. Ed ward Johnson, nnd the following members will open these discu.v sioni: Histnrlrul nnd Culluritl Back ground, Mrs. Robert Elllngson, i post ed by I tiie suiter club In Brighlou-llovc Jr. The Early Years: Mrs. A. G fcngliind, and to bring conlrlbu- Gorhrlng: Education of Boys and Uons by nest meeting. Cllrls. Mrs. e:in Osbornf Mar- Ruth Adams, blood donor chutr- riaue nnd Adult life. Mrs. 'A. O. i mun. annnunred the coming of Uis Roenickc; Religion nnd Basic Val i bloodmoblle next Tuesday, Novcm- urs of Chlrlcuhun Life, Mrs. I ber 13. II Is hoped thnt 'he club Chnrlcs Larkln. t will nave Its usual number of don ors. ! i 'lhc subject of money muklng i projects wns discussed for the years budget. It wns decided Uial 1 1 t.i inr'iioer woulu be rc.ipo.isl-; j blc for a certain amount for Uie i year, and the amount to be turned ; in lo Uie treasurer by March I, I , loaa. i During Clirlstmus week, there will be no club meeting on Thurs- -I duy. December 22. I Ethel MntUiews, progrum chair ( mun announced Uie 'Inanksgiving meeting for next Thursday, Novem- j ' ber 15 and KaUilcen Thompson will i be In charge. It Is urged that all Soropllinlst members contact their : venture club girls (or Uils meeting. c, . i . i.f ft FORT ROCK By ROBERTA MetiEE Five miles south of Fort Rock, a lund clenrlng project Is being con ducted on government land by the bureau of land management. Mr. Estea of Callfornln contracted the work. Charles Wollo Is foreman. Mrs. Wolfe la here with her hus bund. A crew of several hands is assisting wlUi the project, which started on September 22, and covers nn area of 1015 acre's which Is being cleared and crested whenl grass being planted. Thu local stockmen are expected lo fence It nnd keep It free from stock for two years. The project Is scheduled to be completed with in tho next 10 days. Mr. Estes will go lo Prlnevllle nnd the Denlo area next, where he has the gov ernment contract to clear approx imately 17,000 acres for the same purpose of seeding the land. OUR . . . Personalized r k v ai Item ': iV.i mm: Alii. . MR. AND MRS. ONA BAG LEY, 2440 Vine, announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Mary Bagley to Robert L. Ball, son of Mrs. Myrtle Ball, Canby. An early December wedding is planned. " Photo by Evergreen Quests from the Klamath No. 8 and Bly were introduce! the Mulln post commander Phil Blohm. Guests from Klamath post were Comm. and Mrs. Charles Habn. Hal 0H'lc, Del Puckelt, Jul ian Abbot. Calvin Ellis and J. O. Jackson. Otis Osborne of Bly and Mrs. Osborne were present. A committee of three auxiliary members was appointed to send birthday and Christmas cards to the boys who are In service from Malin community. Also members arc to make cookies to be sent overseas. Cookies are to be lelt at Emma's store or with one of the members on Uie committee, which are irenr Freliag, Helen Loosley and Patsy Ottoman. The auxiliary was guest of the American Legion members Novem ber 5 at the Broadway hall. Dnryl Bishop, son of Mrs. Amel ia Bishop, was home on a 10-day leave. From Malin he went to North Carolina to a service and supply school. Other local service men who have recently been home were Reed Wolf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wolf and Ronald Hawkins, son of Mrs Jack Story. Mrs. Fay Knapp of Anchorage, Alaska, was a recent visitor at the W. C. Dockery home. Recent visitors at the Grant An dersons were Mr. and 'Mrs. Joe Barnelt of Oregon City. Mrs. Charles Hamilton and Mrs. George Retterath visited recently at Grldlev. Calif. Attending as delegates to the high school state council at Roseburg i were Marvin Macken, Bernette Dokken, Joan Parker, and Bob i Mlcka. They were accompanied byl Principal A. E. Street. j Mr. and Mrs. Phil Leldholdt were ! called to South Dakota this week by the death of Phil's mother. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T. Nichols o( Klamath Falls spent Friday at the Lee Martin home. Here for the bird hunting from Redmond were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Daniel and Mr, and Mrs. Bennle DnnlV Jr. nnd daughter Sandra. While here they stayed at the Joe Hnlousek's. :-'- -t- ,rk i : v.-. --. .... " MERRILL Turkey and aU the llxlns" was served by GAA girls at the annual football banquet Tues day evening November 6. GAA president Roberta Klrtlev- was mis tress ol ceremonies and welcomed the football player sand guests. Wesley H ask ins, captain ol the team, responded. Reverend George Milne gave the blessing before dinner and Father Pbelan the benediction. Remarks were heard from team members. Principal Harold Hen drtckson, and' Coach Raymond Ra der. The musical portion of the pro gram included a vocal solo by Myrtle DUlon. vocal trio Rae Ho neycutt, Dolores Conner, Edna Mae Reeves; a piano solo by Mary ioil Quails, and a vocal duet by Pat and Peggy Noonan. Mrs. Oroville Adams, home ec onomic teacher is GAA advisor, was general chairman of the affair. Guests were Dr. F. E. Trotman, Father Phelan, Reverend and Mrs. G. A. Milne. Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Rader. Mr. and Mrs. Har old Hendrickson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Eidon -ny-mnt Mr. and Mrs. Creston. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Denham. Miss Maria Bledsoe. Mr. and Mrs. EmU Chrlstensen, and Mr. and Mrs. Adams. THIRD BIRTHDAY LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Clyde Woolen entertained with a Hallo ween party at the LangeU Valley community haU October 30 In hon or of her daughter Susan Jean who was .three years old. Ihr hall waj decorated In the Halloween motif and each small guest was given a hat and noise-maker. Reireshments were served after moving pictures were shown to the following: Bobby HarUey, Steven Morris, Danny Grallan, Susan Ran dall, Virginia and Allan Harris, WUma Albert, Teddy Dearborn, Linda Schedll, Tommy and Jim my Sealer, Linda and Eddie Fern lund. Maria Burnett, Cheryl Smith, Jerrel Monroe, Luanna Sleler, Vir ginia Noble, Marguerite sneuy, Lydia and Patsy Rosanvich, Mary and Marie Kennlston, Charles Mm nick, Vernon Horsley. Virginia Brown, Eddy Lynn and Jimmy Lea Polkharney and Freddie Dearborn. Others present were: Mrs. Hugh Morris and Lei Lonl, Mrs. Eddie Grallan and David. Mrs. Wes Dear born, Mrs. Bud Harris, Mrs. Ted Albert, Mrs. Bob Beater and David, Mrs. George Fernlund, Mrs. Wal ter Smith Jr. and Craig. Mrs. Bud Brown. Mrs. Ell Rosanvich. Mrs. Bob Hartley, Mrs. Louis Randall, Mrs. Ted Schmedli and Doug. Mrs. Bill Minnick, Mrs. Jay Horsley, Mrs. Mike Dearborn and Mrs. BUI Hartley. MR. AND MRS. GABRIEL Overen, 4703 Summers Lane, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Jeanette, to Carl Habe danck, son of Mrs. Char lotte Wedekihdt, Los Ange les. The wedding date is set for early July and the couple will live in Los An . geles.: Photo by Austin REVIVAL SERVICES EVERY NIGHT Nov. 9-18, 7:30 p.m. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 2301 Wontlond Ave. With Rev. John Price and wife, evangelists. Good Sing ing, music and preaching. A hearty welcome is ex tended to all. O. D. Weaver, Pastor sari SV TraJ MWOTMMdhaie. 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Carlson's into a 312 coll INNERSPRING A 59.95 DO 50 Quality Jdt.bTV Save with Carlson's 2405 So. 6th Phone 4510 fife-; 'imk" .utfyri ELMAN BACHER ELMAN BACHER Astro-Philosopher, Lecturer, Psychologist ' IN 2 FREE LECTURES Wednesday, Nov. 14 "US Citizenship in -1951-52" "Your Life Assignment" and Musician CITY LIBRARY Friday, Nov. 16 AUDITORIUM 8 P.M. PIANO CONCERT and LECTURE "The Music and Life of . Alexander Scriabine" CITY LIBRARY NOVEMBER 18th -8 P.M. Admission $1.00 A Modern Hear this Fearless exposure of corruption, sin and vice in American Social, political Economic and Religious Life. Don't miss it! No Punches Pulled! t Sunday night 7:30 at' the Assembly of God, 8th and Oak St. The Church where the whole gospel of Christ is preached in its simplicity, purity and power. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 . . Classes for all ages . . . MORNING WORSHIP 10:45 WORSHIP WITH US!! Youth Service 6:15 . . Inspirational for youth by youth . . . Assembly of God Babylon - V .sUiwM bbwnwnbbbPawanb1 8th and Oak St. I IWl I.W i, Vff W H II . I.. . piB M MJiM 1 r A; "V. ;l il i an ii m" - -V" u . ! - ti 7!'. - ;.:'.' Rev. Den Annas, Ass't. Pastor 7 .J IrCdV't, Rev. Daniel Bayliss, Pastor Midweek Services. . Tuesday & Thursday Night 7:30 Tune in to local Church program 9:00 a.m. Sunday KFLW!! Sermon on Lift must Go On ... in spite of everything!! Are you a neurotic, discouraged with life? Sick? . . . then hear this sermon. ALL WELCOME