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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1952)
TUESDAY, NOVKMBKR 11 1952 HERALD ANT) NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FAGtnVB V CITY, BRIEFS 1 mule ta Anolioraao. Alniiku where I he U, CJnliind will b alutlniied. In their honor III family piuns u early Tlienkalvlii dinner. rmicrllrdITA Square clmiuln I'ltlllU ltlsy, lid sdult UK r nl Fi tment Hchonl tonlnlit am) Jolly Nelhliurs fteiiUliiV meet llill Ionium ha brrn cancelled. Next mealing will be held Tuesday, Nov. ID. Npraker Kmnk Jenkins, publlith er ol thr llciuld mid News will Xk . at Iho dinner meeting, Mon (lay. Nov. 17 u( Die Utlslnena mid I'rufeaiunnl Women on ""Hi Blileld ol Freedom." Vlillar Hnm Knlletl, Tulelake, mensitDr of the Tulelaka-liutle Val ley Fair, was a Klamath Falls Vlallor Moiidny. I.ady F.ailra will ualicr In the (all aeanou, Wednesday, Nov. Ill Willi a Itukoy dinner, III Ihr baar incut ol Hie KoK hull, Dili mid Walnut, 0 to 7:110 p.m. free to all members, Your paid up receipt la your admission, Thin la the be UiMiiInu ol now nieiiibnrahlp drive lor Hie auxiliary ol the Fraternal Order ol Kutflea, No. 11000 and all prospective inembera may be brought aa guests. A regular meet ing with no Initiation will follow at I p.m. For intormutlon call S-ltm or 3-1404. Visitors Eilsliu and Mra. Uary Donlon, lying Inland are vlsltlnu at ine noma ol Mi a. Donlon a parents, Mr. and Mra. Stanley Manlen. Olene. Mra. Donlon la the former Virginia MaMmi and will return here to be with her parents when her husband la called to duly with the Pacific fleet. Home alao la thr Maalen'a daughter. Shirley, em ployed at Portland. Hilt haa recently returned from a Ihree-wecka trip to tht Mldweat. The Orlona Meeting haa been poaiiioncd from tonight to Tues day, Nov. II, 7:30 p.m. I.idlea Auxiliary, Canton Cra ter No, 7, will meet Thuraday eve ning, Nov. 13. IOOF Mall. A tur key dinner honoring, Lady Char lotte Eaton, President of Uie As aoclatlon of Orel on will be aerved at 0:30 p.m. All Chevaliera and ladlea are invited to annul, Tea lllilorlcal Society will meet Frirtav Nov. 14 a n ni t tha iome of Mr. anil Mra. Lloyd Gift, ' k Valley. Eva Adams will be Tio. fii chairman. A history of trie valley, one ol trie llrht areaa aettled In (he Klamath Basin will mi given and drome Miller, nion er realdtnt la expected to attend. r.ueita M. Colonel and Mra. Hoi lfd Hturman. Wanhingtn. D. C. thrived laat week lor a visit with Mra. Wurman a brothers, Bill and John Mamhall, Olene, and their lamiliea. The army folka are en- Home Mra. Marlon Barnea, Olene. snent Nov. 1 with her daugh ter, Mm. William Our Holt In Duns- mulr. he In Inn ue einiite a uirw- day, Mr. liaincs Joined her Bstur- day lor Ilia return trip on Dummy, To Valley Mr. and Mra. Lloyd, Low were called to Anhlaud Mon day to attend funeral services lor Mr, Low's aunt, Mra. U(r Low, member of olio ol the mat lam iliea III the llogue Itlver Valley. lor luiabsnd waa the brother ol the Inte C, C, Low, long-time slier- III ol Klamath Uounty. rrom ai.ii hind Ihey went to Mcdlord to vlnlt Mrs. Lows alsler and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Halph Dul Itiillne. Home l.xlrnalon Dull Falrliav en will hold next meeting at 10 a. ill,, Wednesday, Nov, ID, at Stew art Lenox lira elation. Doreaa Circle of Presbyterian Church meets Thursduy at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mra. George Orlr.rJe, f7 Jefferson, Mrs, Morris Leslie Assisting. Practice The drum corps of the Women of Hie Moose will hold re hearsal Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. in he Moose Hall. Those Interested In Joining Uie corps are Invited to attend. Ed McCraoken Is Instruc tor. I'oalpnned Falrhaven Parents and Patrons will not meet tonight. re.t regular meeting will be held Tuesday, Dec. 9. t'lrclra Of W8CS of First Meth odlM Church will meet Thursday afternoon, at 1:30 p.m. at the home of ma following inembera: Esther Circle, Mra. Bertha Oaylord. 001 No. II: Mary Circle. Mrs. U. C. Andrus, 33U0 Union I Mra. Levlngo co-liontessi; Ruth Circle, Mra. K b. blephrns, 21 Washington: Martha Clrclo, Mra. Joe Kennedy, Weyer haeuser. Members are urged to it lend. ' Cooked Food Kale Cascsde Crest Chapter No. I6(, Order ol the F.astrrn Star, Nov. 14, at the Copco building in Chllqouin, start ing at 10:30 a.m. bquare Dance Elks, tntermed- Irle group tonight at 1:30 p.i iho lodge looms, Olio Ellis cull. . m. in will llunnnage Hale Chapter AU of the I'UO Ulsterhood, at Bib Pine Hornier location ol Walt s Tasty Foods, Thursduy, Friday and Sat urday. Clothing and all aorta of Household articles will be on sale. (Ireal Book (iroup Meets Thurs duy at I p.m. at the City Library lo discuss fit. Augustine's Confes sions. Leaders will be Comer Case man and Freeman Yount. Democratic Club Meels Wed nesday at 0:30 p.m. In Itooin Mi, Willy rd Hotel. All members urged to attend dinner and business meet ing. , Mliaala Hihool will hold annual carnival Friday. Nov. 14. dlmmr Blurting at 0:30 p.m. Concessions nnd contests will be featured. Door prlr.es. Mra. Holland King Is gcnoral cnuirinan, Away from Hume Mr. and Mra. C. E. Jay of Klamath Falls, are .pending three months In Califor nia on account of Mrs. Jay's health. 'lUelr temporary address Is 117 Falrmount, Santa Crus. Dinner Dance Sojourners Club, Friday, Nov. 14, at 0:30 p.m. at Cal-Ore. Phone Mrs. Esrl Mas- kell, 2-3582. for reservations be fore Thursday. Quests welcome, luncheon at Wlllnrd Hotel banquet loom, Wednesday, Nov. 13, at 17:30 noon. Meeting Thela Ttteta Rho will meet In the IOOF Hall, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Do oi mill font do, dtmand PUP WORLDS LARGEST SOUR AT IOC Buy on i-HA Terms! Nothing Down Up to 36 Months to pay! Call 6428 or 2-1654 today for FREE hemi demonstration. ARALUM WINDOW 1 DOOR CO. 1317 E. Main CHARLES (CHUCK HEIU RONNER, son of Mr. and Mn. Frad Hailbronnar, 1950 Fremont Straat, hat been ap pointed a second lieutenant in the Air Fore. Ha wat graduated from Klamath Union High ' School and arnad degree in mechani cal engineering at Oregon State College before enter ing, the service. U. Heilhron ner ii now at Hamilton Field. Cossacks Set For Friday Duo-dancer of the Don Cossack Chorus and Dance show slated here Friday are Zlna and Nicholas Lashkan, a brother and sister team from the Russian Cossack lands. The dancers will play a part In the famous show the Cossacka are bringing to Klamath Falls and the Pelican Theater on their annual lour of the United Slates. They bring to the Western world the Lez glnka. a Caucasian folk dance, and the Kozachok, the dance of the Don Cossacks. Zlna la a native of Northern Cau caala, and Nicholas waa born In Bamsrcand, In Asia. The' couple attended the Aca demy of Classic Ballet under fam ous db ut masters and studied the various folk dances both prim I live and national of some 77 ns' tlonailtlca. MJxs Lashkan . la the only woman member ever to tour with the Don Cossacks. Tickets for the allalr are on sale at Kohn's Flower Bhop and the YMCA, or may be obtained from any memer of the Klamath Jun ior Chamber of Commerce. They cost 13 each, and proceeds will go to the YMCA basement handlcrnlt department which la In the pro cess of development at present. MII.ENCK UNITED NATIONS il-The U.N. Oenersl Assembly observed a min ute of silence yesterday In memory of Dr. Chalm Welzmann, late Prealdent of Israel, who died Sunday. Trout Film To Be Shown In Klamath "Trout Story" Is the title of a 20-mlnute long movie film belr.g shown, Klamath school children along with a 20-mlnute talk on fishery management under an edu cational program being carried on this week by the Oregon Stale Game Commission. Austin Hamer. educational agent for the commission, la making the appearances. ' Tomorrow gt 10 a.m. Hamer will speak at Klamath Union High School, and at- 1 Dim. be la U apeak at Fremont- Junior HlgH School. . , ( , ' Thursday's schedule cells (er talks at Altamont at tv 10, and 11 a.m., and at Keno at t p.m. Friday ha Is to appear before Chll nouln students at (:30 a.m. and before Otlchrtst students at 1:10 p.m. We Specialize In CUSTOM COLOR MIXING NEW TRAILER HOMES Aaency for ' SPARTAH-POHTIAC I CLIPPER NOW ON DISPLAY Balslger Motor Co. Male et Iigleaade Kleanth Pells BROTHER DIES MANILA President Elpldlo Quirlno'a eldest brother, Ernesto, died Sunday of a heart attack. He was M and a lawyer. 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