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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1952)
THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 10S2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THKCT iuyiiiimi.il y m Dun tloynl NvlKliborn of Amnrluii will mdhoi' uii ol'l-llino diinco In llin KO Hull, Frliluy lilylil, fl:3U, ilia imbllo la Invited, Morllm The annul Inlrrimtlon at Auxiliary Ui tlm Urotliiirlincxl ul I.uv(iinotlvn Ewtlntwra will mrct nt tlm J-'rilri ul HuiiHliiK Unit Hcurtu Hun Hull, Frliluy, 7:30 p.m. Whirl Awy Children nt the Hen Mil's milium (Inner Krniip will inrpl Fi lriiiy 8 p.m. Otto Ellin will l.il Nrrvli'e The Flrnt Metho dint Church pirnchliiK mlnlon will hold u hint M-rvlce 7:30 p.m. lu- lillllit. lli'v. Wunlry Turner, liueM lirrnclwr will Nix'iik on, '"llio CrlHlN Upon Uii " III Wonl hint been received here o the Nviinun llliietin ul Hum Hol Inndci , liiiiu-llnui rimlileiit ul Tule lukn In mi Oukliind honpltnl. Mum hern ol hli Ininlly huve been called to bin bedMila. Kluinulh Mlin-ml Club Mrclu to nlKht ut B In Iho Chitmbcr ol Com merce. Jtihu Cli'Khuru in to tulle on "Ueulnuy ol Tule Luke." Perrons with npectairn of Interenl to the kublecl lire reiiiented In Inke them tu the mi'elliiu. compuny Willi her niotlmr, Mm. lid Uuwen. lucre min will join nur li to meet Uia r'uii'Ki' Hume KxteiiPilun AHumiint Unit neet Tui'.'iduy, 10 u.m., ut uiuiiiiiln. Mm. Jon Over ton u ml Mm. Kriiiik Peyton are to ileinuiintiiile pume mnkliiK. There In to be Imttilliillon of olIlci'M ulid iilnnnliiK for the Mny Fe.illviit. lemberri me requested to tiike hiindbmikn nud imclc lunchen. Col. Ire unci druert will be served by the committee. Olene-Pue Valley Extension Unit will huve nn nil duy meeting at the home of Miiruuiet Preuer, Toe Vulli-y , Miiniluy, 10:30 a.m. Project; kllchni alumni-. County lewler, Minn Tolleth. will conduct tile IneclliiK, Pulluck luncheon Family h'un Nlghl Altumont Junior HIKli will be the Hcrne r'rl ilny of n Kninlly Fun Nmhl. Mnrt Iiir at 11:30 p.m. with a 60-cent dinner. Nunday Dinner Yacht Club lum lly dinner will oiler a choice ol stuffed pork chops or spaxhettl and meal bnlbi. Mnke rrnervatlnna through Mike or lleulnh. Toatinalrra Benny Loltngnarn wnn llrNt plnce winner In last nilllil'a Modoc ToaHtmaster hperch content. Other speaker were Paul Drellhaupt. Pat O'Uleblynn. Julius Oluntonl, Bob Uennrll, Dink Uai litilher. Friink Jnkubowskl was Tountmii.Hter lor the evening, with Cleoriie Urltt hiindllnn tuble topics and Illll WenlHorth as general critic. I'anraaa Meet CnliKreKUtlnnal Chgrt'h's fund cunvnu committee meeta at the church Friday at 7:46 p.m. In Khnde Inland Steve Stone, Klamath full, is now stationed at Newport, It. I. where he Is to iinrterito triilnlnit lor officer's can didates with the U.S. Navy. Inaugural Hall The annual Elks InniiKUrul bull, honoring new Exalt ed Huler John A. Schubert and other officers la scheduled lor Sat urday, April 6. The dunce will be formal, music by Baldy Evans' banl husband, PIo Donald J, llorsloy, In training- with the Air Force. f.'nllrira Honor Stanley Hhottn, Ullchrlnl, has been Initiated by the OrcKon Stale College chanter of Kuppu Deltu PI, imlloliiil eilucuuon honor society, biioiui is wo son ui Mr, and Mm. Cliurlea E, Hhotta. Cub Pack No. 8 Is to meet at 7:30 tonlulit at Altumont Junior hlKh. Church Film A film entitled "In Ilia Nnine" will be shown at Com munity Church of tlio Brethren Hiinday, 7 p in, Muliurban l.ruiue- Holds Its reu lilar meetlnir Uiululit at 8 In the Community bulldliiK, Shasta Way and Mudlson Ofllvcrs will be elect ed.' Midland (Iranie Sponsors a dance Snturdny In Its hull. Dune- Inn stnrta at 0 p.m. The music la gnod and everyone Is Invited. Choir Will Appear Here The College ol Puget Sound Adel phlun Cnncert Choir will appear herp at the First Mrlhodtsl churtn April 23. p. m. The choir, well received on a pre vious tour three years ago la en route to a singing Itinerary in Cnl tornla. The concert, sponsored by Rev. Moyd llulloway, puster Is a musi cal treat. The choir will present an operetta, "The Telephone," and a comic opera. '"Die Salem Witch." Tills Is the first yrur that the Adl phlnns have Included operetta and comic opera In tlielr repertoire. Solos, duels, trios and quartets will also be lealured. The "Hnlem Witch" wns composed by I.eroy Oittrnnsky and Cordon Ep person. College of 1'uget Sound mu sic professors. 'Hie 40 singing colleginns will be directed by Clyde Keut.er on an IB-day tour that will take them as lar south as Maryavllle. of Civic Service Meet Slated The second annual meetlnir the Kluinulh Hindu Civic Service League tins been scheduled lor March 31, H p.m. Ill the community lounge, m No. HID. Reports on the past yenrs oper ation ol the lounge and rest rooms. Including a llminclnl report will be given and new members of the bonrd of directors will oe eiecieu. Tile Service League whs orgun Ired and Incorporated In Mnrch and April, HIM, on a non-profit basin lor tne purpose oi csiaonsn Inn nubile lounge lor the bene I II nf rurul and city women shopping In downtown Kliimnm runs. The organization ol a service leiiKtio represents a consolidation ol the Interest and efforts ol 30 city and county orguni,uiionn in promoting the project. Member groups Include Home Extension Units, Farm Bureaus, some Oranges, Garden Clubs, Women's Clubs, several adult Church So cieties, Fraternals and the Nurse's Association, Intention ol creating the League was to Drovlde a way for coopera tion of Interested groups rather than to create a new organization. Financing of the Lounge to date has been accomplished by the Service LeaKue, the Klamath Coun ty Court und the City of Klamath Falls plus Individual contributions. Memberships have gone to or ganisations making an annual con tribution and affiliation has entitled We would rather tell you that you are covered than that we are sorry. Insure your car and home with Hans Norland now. 827 Pine HI. NOW PLAYING at MOLATORE'S! While Khrlne. Installation 1052-53 officers ol Naomi Shrine Number 6 Inslull officers at the Masonic Temple Saturday. 8 pm. The meet ing In oiien and friends are Invited. New officers of the Shrine, elective or appointive, together with Install ing olflcrrs, are a.sked to assemble at 8:45 for an appointment with the photographer. , To Texas Mm. Helen Oowen Horsley, daughter of County Com missioner Ed Oowen, left Satur day for Wichita Falls, Texas, In TONIGHT KFJI on Artie Goodman Trio Niqhtly for Your Dancing Pleasure! Molatore's 1112 Main If you tfr rtal Wrtunx action thrilU of tying SKY KING ka$ your kind of xcilnuni TONIGHT at 5:30 and wry Tuetday & Thurtday THE MODERN ADVENTURES OF CASANOVA AT 7:00 UNDER ARREST AT 7:30 THE CLYDE BEATTY SHOW AT 8:00 5000 WafH KFJI 1150 on your dial MUTUAL I10ADCASTDIS STiTDt i.l:MH-lH;ir.HTICTgglTl jig groups to two voting delegates at the annual meeting. The nine-member board of direc tors are Mrs. Earl Kerns, Presi dent; Mrs. Keith O'Halr, Vice- President; Mrs. Fred Rueck. Sec retary; Mra. Lee Holilday, Treas urer; Mrs.' Leland Harris, Mrs C. E. Dennis, Mrs. E. E. Kllpalrlck Mrs. Alice Vitus and Elenoru Wenthcrlord. Advisors -are Ed Oowen, Klam ath County Court; Don Kenyon, City Council; Dr. Beth M. Kerron, Klamath County Public Health Dept.; Frank Jenkins. Klamath County Chamber ol Commerce; A. M. Hattan, Klamath Merchant's Association. In estnbllshlnn membership by organizations rather than by Indi viduals It was believed by the spon sors that a permanent back-log nt capable public-spirited citizens would sustain the Interest needed. In 20 months a total registration ol 21.479 which includes 92D4 urban, 10,310 rural and 175 others, Is a concrete demonstration that the service ol the lounge la far-reaching. The Service League is urging all member groups to send representa tives or delegates to the annual meeting. Other Interested men and women are also Invited. 11 111 114111111 r-fffiaUflMG Wi-ne-ma Quality Food Pl Ploin "Old Foshi the Coffe SHOP Reasonable- Priest us oned' 'Hospitality as there are 360 in a Circle! The circle of llic rim of any glass measures 360 degrees. And .when the glass is filled with any drink made with Seagram's 7 Crown, that rim encircles liquid pleasure that reaches the highest degree of smooth perfection! Say ScagTOHl ' and be Sutt Seagram's 7 Crown. 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