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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TUESDAY, MAY 1.1,
Moved Mra. Earl Oreear of the
Hcrculet Powder Co. haa moved
to Chiloquin,
Klamath AreaOIrl Aout execu
tive oourd meetlnii, Thursday, 8:30
to 11 a.m. at the home of Mrs.
Howard Lister, 2039 Lawrence.
Klamath Sub-District Garden
Clubs meet at City Library Audi
torium. Wednesday. Registration
9:30 a.m. Business meeting, 10
11:30 a.m. DST. Luncheon at the
Yacht Club at 12 noon. Plant ex
change. For reservations call Mrs.
Epperson, 7180.
All Ctrl Scouts Camp Fire Girls
end Four-H Girls will swim at the
KUHS pool, 7-S p.m. Wednesday.
Ill Beuah B. Pearson, mother
ot Jack Pearson, Mrs. Charles Uh
II r and Harlas Eakcr Is seriously
111 in the Ashland General Hos
pital. Members of the family are
with her.
Pollurk Fatrhaven executive
board and study group will have
a potluck luncheon, Thursday. 1:30
p.m. at the home of Mrs. O. E.
Powell. 1134 No. 8th and Upham.
Anyone not contacted or wishing
to attend phone 975e.
Rebekah Social Club will spon
sor a card pnrty Wednesday in the
IOOF Hall. Dessert and coffee at
1 p.m. served bv the hostesses
Louise O'Brien and Marie Kilgore.
Cards will follow. Ail members and
friends invited.
Traveling Mrs. Vena Gilmer,
postmistress at Macdoel since 1920
will leave next week for San Jose
to attend the California State Post
master's convention. She has been
in charge of a posloffice since 1934.
Mrs. Gilmer was a Klamath Falls
visitor.
Honoulu Bound Mr. and Mrs.
Merit Smith are leaving Saturday
mnrnintr bv nlnne irom San Fran
Cisco for Honolulu. They are mak
ing the trio as a result of a Philco
contest In which Merit Smith was
one of the ton salesmen in the
northwest. They plan to be gone
about two weeks.
Elisabeth Cleary and Patsy Rich
ardson. Theta Rho Regular meeting Is
to be iitld Wednesdu), 1:30 p.m. in
the IOOF Hall.
Square Dance The weekly
square dance sessions at Fremont
have been switched to Roosevelt
School for this Wedr esdnv and the
Fremont auditorium yielded for a
Democratic rally for Sen. Estes
Kefauver. The session starts at
8:30 p in.
Guests Sunday guests of the
Mark Kalians. 636 Front, were Mrs
Dale McMuiien, Vancouver, and her
mothei. Mrs. J. A. Dearborn of
Chicago Mrs. McMuiien is the
wife of Washington State Sen. Mc
Muiien and will he remembered
here as Jean Dearborn, formerly
with the Red Cross office.
Plant Exchange Jollv Neighbors
meet tonight. 7:30 PDT, at the
home of Mrs. H. O. Day. 2540 Or
chard, for plant exchange.
Regular Meeting--The Stewart-
Lenox Fire Belles hold their resu
lar meeting ThursJav. 7:30 p.m.
PDT, at the fire station. Members
are requested to attend.
Sorjptlmlst Meeting The son
and daughter meeting of Sorooti-
mist Club will be held Thursday
at 12:10 p.m. in the Pelican Cafe
party room Instead of 12:15. Mem
bers arc asked to arrange reserva
tions by phone.
WSCS Meeting The executive
board of the First Methodist Church
WSCS will meet Thursday at 1:30
p.m. in the church parlors. All
members are urged to attend.
Eagles Auxiliary . The annual
past madame presidents night of
the Eacles Auxiliary will be held
Wednesday night at 8 In the
upper FOE hall. The meetiift will
be conducted by all past presidents
along with Initiatory ceremonies.
The Auxiliary will also be observ
ing the twenty-fourth anniversary
of Its founding On May 18. 1928. En
tertainment and refreshments will
be provided after the meeting..
Women of Moose Drum Corns
Is to practice Wednesday. 7:30 p.m..
at the Moose Hall. All new and
old members are urged to be pres
ent. Rummage Sale University of
Oregon Mothers Club will hold a
rummage sale Saturday. May 17.
at 418 Main St. For collection of
articles coll 3440.
Back Home Mrs. O. O. Gildow.
2242 Garden Ave., has returned
from Balem after attending the fun
eral of her sister. Mrs. J. M. Co
burn, longtime resident of that city.
Survivors include the widower, two
sons In Salem and a daughter in
Portland.
Visit Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gcllett.
Portland, were weekend visitors at
the home of Mrs. Paul Hanna. Mrs.
State Lists
Road Delays
SALEM I The Oregon High
way Commission announced Mnn.
day (lie following construction de
lays on state nignways:
Ochoco Highway near Mitchell
Columbia River Highway from
Cascade Locks to Hood River. The
Dalles-California Highway from
Modoc Point to Barclay Springs,
Pacific Highway in Canyonville
and from Lane Counlv line to An
lauf. Coast Highway south of
Reedsport and south of Coos Bav.
Wilson River Highway nead Tunnel
Point. Unltv-Bakcr Hluhwav from
Sumpter Junction to Baker, Ump
qu Highway from Reedsport to
Scottsburg, Coos Bay-Roscburg
Highway from Suicide Creek to
junction with Pacific Highway, Wil
lamette Highway on Lowell-Oak-ridge
section Wasco-Heppner
Highway at John Day River bridge,
Shaniko-Fossil Highway, and War
ner Valley Highway from Drake's
creek to Ariel.
CniiiM rtBi-A..1?:irft hntds its rr-ff.
ular weekly square dance tonight
at 8, PDT, at the lodge.
Prosperity Rebekah Lodge Meet
ing Thursday. 8 p.m. will be
Friendship Night. Members are re
quested to bring a member who
has not Deen in regular auena
ance. All Rebckahs cordially invited.
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LT. ERNEST HINKLE of
The Dalles, although 3,000
miles away on Air Force
duty at Moravia, N. Y., is
a candidate for the GOP
Congressional nomination
from the Oregon 2nd Dis
trict. He will not be re
leased from military ser
vice' until June.
Mike DeCicco
Married
SALEM LP Mike M. DeCicco,
Portland tire dealer and a candi
date for Democratic National Com
mitteeman, was married Monday
noon to Miss Marge McAvoy in
the office of Supreme Court Justice
Walter Tooie.
Justice Tooze performed the
ceremony.
niRTIIS
PERRY Born at Klamath Valley
Hospital, May 11. Itkia, to Mr. and Mia.
William Perry, .1S40 S. Sth St., slil
Welght: 6 pound! 1 ouncea.
BAILEY Horn at Klamath Valley
Hoapllal, May 13. ltul, la Mr and
Mr. Neece Bailey, Allliraa. Calif., a
girl. Weight: S pound nunc.
KOl'SK Born at Klamath Valla)
Hoapllal, May 12. WM. to Mr. and Mrs.
Harlial House. Tulelake, Calif., boy.
Weight: 6 pounda 13 ounree.
l.OOMls Horn at Klamath Vallay
Hospital, May 13, 1U.VI. to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl E. Loomks, 11 S. Slh St.. twin
boys. Weights: It pounds to1! ouni-ea
nd pounda tola ouncea.
Investment
Choice Wise
GREENSBORO. N.C, l Every
class Hint enters Woman's College
of tho University of North Caro
lina here adopts - protect. Tliey
vary through tho yours.
In 1948. the class of 'r2 voted
to inuliitnln a girl In school. So
lor four veins the members ped
dled ...lockings, sold stationery and
TO WASHINGTON
SALEM Gov. Douglas Mc- j
Kay will fly to Washington. DC. 1
Tuesday to try to convince Con-,
gresa to restore the cuts proposed :
for federal dam construction in Uie
Northwest. :
Pianos end Banc! instruments fer
rent. Rent to Apply en Purchase.
kvle morqon
pianot
"yours for lioppltr future
through music"
pitched carnivals to raise the fund.
The money went to l)r, Eugenia
llunliv. who, will other faculty
members, secretly selected "a de
serving ulrl, of hluh promise and
strong character" to receive her
clnssiiii'.tei' lieli).
So wllh graduation drawing nrur,
the sel ler class met to arruiigo
commencement functions.
Dr. Hunter reported that the
clans fund had born properly in
vested. Hlie called iimiii tlio presi
dent uf the studeir. body to add
some details.
Said black-haired, blue eved
June Hnlncy, sliulent body pic.il
dent: "I am Hie it'll. '
k tiS
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HtlllY IIKMOVAI.S
PORTLAND 111 The Corps of
Engineers an Id Monday Hint Itiiynl
P. Viiiiilcrwnll, Portland, had sub
mlllcil thn low bid of liUM tor
removing nine bodies from a grave
yard soon to be flooded by tho
Detroit Dam renarvolr,
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Time in put new color and
new flavor into (vory-day and
party recipes with Crescent
Spices, Flavors, Spinx.
Give lea cream and whipped
cream a lilt with sparkling
Sprlm. Make cream pits
pitture-prettr hr edging ihem
wilhiinitdwhippedcraarnanil
a delicate iprinklingofSprioaU
Oip cakei heiiimc Mae bai.
ktia anil cnnklei art place
tarda when dcmraied with
colored frosting, Crescent!
true fruit flavori, colors and
Sprlni bring springtime
sparkle to foods galore.
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9mj, 129 K. 71k. at a lw mcbUiIt
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chat ari-ccntai The rent alreatly
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Monday, May 13, 1929 The airport for Klomath Falls will be
, locoted on the Rufus Moore property south of the county
form. This was decided by the committee lost night. G. A.
Krouse is choirmon of the committee. Other members are:
J. A. Gordon, Robert Riggs, S. J. CouM, Everett Geary, Earl
Reynolds and Bruce Dennis.
Tuesday, May 14, 1929 A Mother's Day dinner at which
more thon 40 members of the Business ond Professional
Women's Club and special guests were in attendance was
held Mondoy evening. Mrs. Lena Dennis gave the address of
welcome. Mrs. Florence Dreher gave a short address on the
origin of Mother's Day. Mrs. Ledo Porker sang two selections.
The main oddress of the evening wos given by Mrs. G. T. ,
Casper.
Wedneidoy, May 15, 1929 Mothers from this city who ot
. tended Mother's week-end ot Oregon State college included:
. - Mrs. C. T. Darley, mother of Miss Betty Darley; Mrs. B. E.
Hawkins, mother of Miss Delio Hawkins; Mrs. Mary Willioms,
mother of Bryont Willioms; Mrs. F. H. Cofer, mother of Miss
Ruth Cofer; Mrs. H. W. Peltz, mother of Harry Peltz; ond
Mrs. W. Paul Johnson, mother of Fred Biehn.
Thursday, May 16, 1929 The engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Ramsby to Mr. Theodore Gillenwaters wos onnounced lost
night ot a bridge party at the home of Mrs. Chorles Mortin, ot
which Mrs. Mortin ond Mrs. Corey Romsby, the bride's mother,
were hostesses Miss Romsby is one of the most popular young
lodies In the city ond is well known for her ability os a pionist.
Mr. Gillenwoters is a groduote of the U. of 0. ond is ossistont
district attorney for Klamath county.
Friday, May 17, 1 929 Resignation of O. R. Lorenz os man
ager of the Klomoth Heoting company wos announced lost
night by Claude McColloch, vice president of the compony.
tori Murphy, Morshfield, will succeed Mr. Lorenz. Mr. Lorenz
resigns to toke over the Klomoth and Lake county ogency for
the Fronklin automobile.
Saturday, May 18, 1929 As the result of on election held
Mondoy evening ot the home of Mrs. George Myers on Pacific
?', Mr- PercV Murray was elected president for the
AAUW for the ensuing year. Mrs. R. E. Geary will be vice
president, Mrs. Guy Hancock, secretary ond Mrs. Eorl C. Rev-
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