TUKSDAY, NOVKMnKR 13, lOBI
IIKRAtJ) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Family Nlllit J' uli vli w I' I A I
IiiiIiU lla Ininllv nluht Tliurndiiv, I
I 3(1 p. in , In Hip mIiwiIb audi
lirluin. 'llin executive iiii'dlnu It'
lulled Inr 1 30 p. in. In tlm ntlioul
talslrrla.
lluiiuiiagn halo Ithir.lilr 1"I'A
holds a IlllrtrrllllllrttUfi rilliililHKr
Mile Frlclnv anil Hniiudiiv nt 1 -rliiliurlmil
l.uinljrr L'u , llm mul
Walnut.
Women Voters Unit two. l.ciiirua
of Womrn voli'in, will inert liuiiur
luw nt 10 II. in III tlm luilllr III
Mm. Walter Mrlnlvrr. Xls N. 4 Hi
"Know Yiiur city (luvriiuneut. "
All person III tlm iirluliljorliood
me Invllril.
Meet Friday -- I'ylliiun Hl-.lrm
dub will inert ut Dm home o An
tun Vnnns, Willi Wmilliinil. I'rliWy
H t. III. Members iirr liftki'd tn
bring articles Inr tlie Un.nnr.
Kiilllrr Mlrhnrl I., droll,
'ruiniuv L. 1 1 1( 1 1 -.1 1 . Iluiolil M.
Ituxli Jr mul Hilly K. llrowii. nil
nl Klninulli F'ulln. irrrnllv rnllnl'Ml
In llir nlr lorce lluotiuli the loail
tcoruitliitf olllt-p mul liuvr Imtii ar
ailincd to Lackland llrld. Tex.
Meeting Hritulnr inrrtliiK ol
Thru 'Ilirtn Itlio dull will lie lu
marrow, 1:30 pin. ILHJf hall.
K.nlMrd -O K. Uiicluilmn of Illy
ha boon nnnliinrd tn Fori l.ewlr.
Wnnli., temporarily niter riillnllnx
in ine nriny. I
IMult
In
nm
i Camera -Tlm luovle dlvlM
ifji Klniiintli Camera club l
ihVcl nt B p. in. ut Moldovun tl
Inn school.
Alllrrl-M-HKt. I'rtcr Olllltler
nn rrcrultniK duty lirrn nliu-p IIM7,
Imn brrn nMilunrd to duty with Die
II. ft. nlr (nice mid In hpriidinir h
tew days Iruvp bclore leporllnir. o
Ills new station.
F.versrrrn (tarilrn dull Exec
utive iucoiiiik hot lor Dip lioinp ot
Mm. II. tl. HlPlin. 4:147 Clliitnn,
Thursday nt I p. in 'Iliiinknitlvlim
lavorn lor Die county liillimury
will be inndp.
Klnmnth Art Awar Ullon Mrtn
bers mo ururd by Lorraine John
ron tn utlpnd n rpcrption tumor
row night In Hip KUIIH art depart
input nl tlin hlirh school. Time Is
1 . 'I Iip iipw art room will "o
open (or litppa!lon. mid n compre
hensive rxlllblt of muilenl work will
on on display. Unc Dip Moiifirtlr
atrecl Piiirmu-p npnr lite pnrklnir.
area; hip nri room in ni ion noiiri
of the ntAir on Uic fternud floor
1 lie public In nlno Invitrd.
t)4lp i'llll(r HchndlllP of Dip
incPtliiBn of Dip WHC8 uf the flrM I
Methoillnt church Imvo bppn
libniiRril On lliurndnv. prnurnm
coninilttpe will iiiprl 13:15 p. in ,
rxPcutlve romnilllpp, 12 30 P in.
lipiiprnl nippllnn will oppii with n
prosrnin nl 1:30 p. in. Mm. K. C.
Kklund, mlnnlonnrv from I.nlln
Amerlcn, will b niipnkpr. Members
urged to brine n nur.nl.
I'olluik Moneaa polluck pnrly
touliihi 1 3D p. m. In Dip cliy li
brary club room. Hrlns own tnble
crvlco. Entertainment plnnned.
mill iplrpnliiupnln nprvrd. 'I he roni
nilllpp In coinpimpil of Mrn. K. O.
Vmiiuni, Mm. Don Vpnirh, Mrn.
I.orpii 1.. Miller Jr., mid Mrn. Ucrt
Urny.
Nqllnrp Dmirlni - Olio Kill" will
bp Dip t'iillcr ul Iteunipn J'rldnv
l"r tViunrn dnncliiK, K13 p. m.,
Food nvulliible.
HiiinniPrn I'TA A iiippIIiix In
nilipdiiled lor 'I'upndny, 7 30 p. in ,
Willi IntliPin rnppclullv Invitrd.
Mm. tlenevn Uuncnn will be Die
nppukpr.
Hojnururri -A luiuhron mrelln(
nl ttojournern club In l be lipid
Viptlncnilny nt Hie Wlllnrd. Tlm
luncheon will be nolionleiu), nl
rJ'30 p. in. TIip bunlnehn nrnnlon
ntnrln ul 1:46. with enrdn to follow.
All iipwcoiiirrn tn Klmiiutli t'nlls
are cordlnlly Invitrd.
Mrcln M'ednrndny A r'miUr
nipctluu ol KUIIB I'nrcnin-l'nironn
In nclnduiPd lor Wrdncndny. 1:44
in tlio K.U nuilllorluin. Hack to
miIiihii lor pnreinn In Die lliemr.
HPlirnliiiiPiiui will bo nerved by
Urn KU llbrnry club, mid n mem
bernuip nilrnonnce prlro will be
ulvi'ii. Hluilcnln ol Die home room
Imvlnu Die IniKPnl nilcndnnce m
pun-urn will be given pnrly Inter.
t '11.- i.uiiunll Vnllcy wom
rn club will npoimor dunce nt
,nu hull. November 11
ntiirtmu nt II p.m. to rulne inoney
lur Hip niiniuu coniinunn -.
mnn tree, hvrryono In Invited.
AAl'W Will linve rruulnr
inrriliiii biilurduy. In honor of
Ainrrlcun Educnilon Werk the
uircliiiK v.!" be held nl Oil with
n lunch nrrvrd by Die nchool Mrn.
Kiirinn, nlnle prrnlilpnt of AAUW
nnd Mm. C. U. WlnMon, rcitlonnl
vlcp-pienldeiil of Die North Tncltlc
iPiil.m of AAUW. will be gueol
npenkcr.
Trnvplpr Clem Joyer. local busl
np.n nmn, lelt yeMrrdny by Unit
ed Alrllnpn for C'olnrndo Sprlnga on
u btintnrnN trip. From there he
will lly to Mlniirnotn to Join Mrn.
Joypr who mnde Din trip by train.
They will visit relatives.
Card I'arty Kebrknh nodal club
will rntrrtnln at a enrd pnrly at
the IOOF hall, tomorrow. Denaert
luncheon will bp nprvrd at 1 p.m.
Durum a nhort bimlnrnn nennlon the
prrnidrnt. Mm. Ilnnnnh Illcknon,
will nppolni a romnilttre to nrrve
lor Dip milium Clirlntman pnrly Dp
crmber II. Cardn will follow: Hont
pnnp.n will be Mrn. Mnrtha Baker
Russian Sub
Force Large?
LONDON. W-llrannry'n Annual,
an unolllclul Hrltlih review of the
world'n nrmrd lorcrn, nnvn Itunnhi
liu a lorinliluble aubinurlnn force
which In canning apprchenalon
among other navnl powern.
The review generally conatd
rrpd to rpcrlve lln Inlormallon
from nuthorlutlve aourcrn nniu
Itunnln Is nrllrvrd to hnvr 310 null
murium In arrvice and 130 nujre
undrr connlructlon.
It nuld thn HovlPt Union now hnn
nome 3.000,000 men under nrma
and could niohlllip 300 dlvlnlonn
half ol Kuinhi'n world wnr two
prak within two months of an out
break of wnr.
Hovlet nillllnrv orunnl.ntlonn, the
review continued, are ruled by "nn
iron discipline rulolned bv HUlIn
hlmnelf." 'Hip nrmv linn been com
pletely rporgnnl.ed undpr chlpfn of
provni ability, It addPd. but Die
olllcer corps In wenk In Its reluc
tance to accept renponnlblllly.
'Die ntinnian air lorce ran
larne numbern" of high quality let
lighters, notably Dip MIO-lo nern
In Korrn. the rrvlew anld. but a
copv of the U 8. n-JO superfortress
in aim H only heavy bomber In
service.
Blood Donors
Visit Armory
The lied Cross bloodmobilo set
up shop this afternoon at the
KUunnth rnlln armory with dona
Hon hourn scheduled from I lo 4
p.m. Diln time.
Ilrd Crons officials here report
a good turnout was expected by
late Una afternoon.
W'lnlrr wrnlher la dnnreroua
wenthrr. I'honr linns Norland for
Immerllatr eoverage en your ear
3-ZJ15.
t'lsaars Millinery rlan.nra In
, ffnlher hnl mnklng will start Fr;
dny, evening 1 p. in In the home
rr room nl KU1I8 Cnll Mm. Joe
Vnn Mrtpr, Inslrurlor, B1J8 for fur-
Iher Inforninlloii.
Ilpnpflt -Fort Klamath CI club Is
to sponsor n public enrd pnrlv HnU
tirdnv nlghl. BrldRP, pinochle nnd
rnnnnta will be playpd. prises rIvpii
Try Hip Npw Corona I'ortnlilr
Typewriter nt I'lnnrrr Office Sup
ply Co. 629 Main.
For Christmas
A lotting gift
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ntal.
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lr nlr US Slntll. nIS
ltl mt Mnlll llnrl
mttl mcnlhlr srnnl I
J.nBii). IUv tmvr Sinn
arlltr4 nw sr Jsl St
1 hrlilmnl.
LOUIS R. MANN
PIANO CO.
120 N. 7ih
HAMMOND ORGAN
Agnes Lowe and Ducle Hoover.
Meeting The Klumnth home ex
tension unit will meel tomorrow,
10 a.m. nt the community hall of
Die federal housing unit. 1631
Washburn way. Textile palming
will bo domonnlrated by the lead
ers. Take alngle edge rar.or blnde
snd glims not over i x 10 In size.
11 making bnnkeu take them to
meeting.. Back lunch.
Club Meet Ml. Mnzama Toast
mlslrpsn club will devote two min
ute table topics tills week to ques
tions regarding education In ob
servance of Amerlcnn Education
Werk.
Rperlnl Mepllnf St. Mary's al
tar society will hold a special
meeting tomorrow at 1 p.m. In the
parish hall. All ladles have dona
tions for fancy work booth are
to bring them at that time.
NOW...
23 Ayo.
Monday, Novsmbsr 1 J, 192S The Jolly Neighbors hld their
rcgulor monthly meeting ot the home of Mrs. Robert Holl In
Aliomont Acrei. Among the members preterit were: Meidomts
Edgar Kendall, Marry Bright, George Monn, E. J. Lelnlnger,
Cleve Wmgard, Robert Hough, Chorlot Hamilton, T. N. Cott,
W. C. Towmend, Lena B. Smllh, Carl Rlchorriion, Axel John
on, Mary Willioms, C. N. Snow and W. J. Newman.'
Tueidoy, November 13, 1928 The first harvest of blue grass
teed In the nolo of Oregon has been taken from a Klamath
larm, twenty ocres of the rich forage crop on the Caledonia
'oneh ol George Stovenson ten miles northwest of Klomoth
Falls. By Ingenious use of o combine harvester, Mr. Stevenson
aided by E. A. Geary simplified the horvest of the seed crop,
Wednesday, November 14, 1928 With Guy Merrill ot auc
tioneer, severol hundred pounds of Netted Gem potatoes which
brought blue ribbons al the annual potato show, were told to
members ol the chamber of commerce ot public auction. The
money will be placed in Iho potato boll fund for next year,
Thursday, November 15, 1928 W. T. Lee, veteran Klamath '
county assessor, hos been named president of the Oregon
Assessors Association and Klomalh Foils has been elected at the
lite o the 1929 convention. Mr. ond Mrs. C. A. Dunn will leave
an Thursdoy by motor for Medford where they will visit beforo
going to Corvollis lo the foplboll gome. Mr. ond Mrt. Joe
Wright ond Mr. ond Mrs. U. E. Roeder of tho Spring Lake
district visited In Silver Lake over the weekend.
Friday, November 14, 1928 A line of entertainment wos be
gun at Ihe country club when Mr. ond Mrt. G. A. Krouse en
tenanted membort of Ihe Reames Golf and Country club. Guests
enlcrlolnod each oilier and Ihe parade of the Wooden Soldlert
vas mighty clover. W. E. Lamm, Andy Collier, John Boyle,
Francis Olds ond Paul Dallon were the toldicrs. Mrs. Fronen
Olds was in old Dutch garb ond wot very attractive.
Saturday, November 17, 1928 Mrs. Glen Jester entertained
membors of her bridge club on Thursday ovenlng ot her home
on Eorlo St. Mrs. Paul McKlnlcy Noel held high tcore, Mist
Elna Jensen second high ond Mrt. Paul Dallon consolation,
Guestl wore: Mrs. Paul McKinley Noel, Mrs. Ivor Neol Stewart,
Mrs. Jacques Slcigcr, Jr., Mrs. Floyd Duncan McMillan, Mrt.
Korl Honno, Mrs. John Murray Glover, Mrs. John Houston, Mrs.
Lorctta Bryant, Mrs. Paul Dallen, Mrs. Lestor Offleld, Miss Elno
Jensen ond the hostess.
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