MONDAY, DECKMnEK 1, GT2
JIEKAU) AND NEWS. KLAMATH KAI-W. OREGON
PACE THRf
CITY
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llleiidniohlle Nurirry care for
children ol nioihrre who wl-.li to
iiuniip liiiKKi tit urn next, viui ul
thr llluodiiiulille, Dec. II Will b
provided mill anyone iir-c illnft I run
spoliation niny tall lied Crn.K
headquarters, TIM. Hours lite llr.il
Hoy at ihe Armory will be 11:30
in. In t.'iO p.m. The second liny,
lJr. 10, llir llluodmojlle wll UO
I OTI from P JO urn. lu 3 p ill. :
Visitors Mr. unci Mr. Ilni.ll
Brown of III Lukovlrw llliihway
hsd a IhniikiglvliiK Uny guesti),
Mr. and Mm, (loidim Barnard,
Barnard l unit I or tin dim
loud Hoard. Mm. Ilrown mid Ur
ird art slater anil urulher.
l.enirll Vel1ryltoine Extension
Dull will meet WedncMlay, Dpi-. il.
el I he parish IikII lor Icsnon on
"Aluminum Trays." Everyone I
ked la Inks 7Ao gill lor the
(lit nohante.
Klamath County Democratic
Club will hold a regular merlin.
Wednesday, Dec 3. fill p in. al
the home of Mra. Mike I'eiroll,
2134 Stukel Htieet. 11ila la a pot
lurk allalr. All mrmbcia are ururd
to attend Incomplete arraimenieniH.
lor the Christina parly. Phone
Mot lor further information,
Improving Calvin M. Iluuhln
aon, aon of Mr. and Mm, John
Hutchinson la recovering In the
hoapitai and will return lu the
Army soon.
Important 'llie BI'W dinner to
night la to be held at Jen-Ed in
atead of the Wlllard Hotel. Tune
la 6 30 p m. Ttila will be annual
Initiation for JO new members. A
delightful musical program In
planned with Jewell Howard eolo
lit and Oentviev Dallas at ac
companist. Meellm Madeline Clark, grand
regent of the Women of the Moose.
Dearborn. Mich., will pay an of
ficial vlalt to the MerrUl Chaiiter,
Women of the Moone, Tueday,
Dee. 3. Hill will be the flint vlnlt
of a rand officer In several yan.
Ambrleu Club meela tomorrow
at the home of Mra. F. Murphy,
Illl Etna.
Retaliation Poe Valley, t-ot
River and Henley graugea will
r have Joint Installation mcetim Wed
l neday. I p.m. at Henley Orange
Hall. Henley ladle are asked to
bring aaladi.
Mllli PTA Executive Board
uwtlng tomorrow. I p.m. Thla will
be men'a night with men In charge
of program and refreahmenU.
Flr Election Tne Stewart-I-en-
fire director election la being
held today, g a m. to I pm. Bal
loting la at the Stewart-Lenox rir
(fit)
womr.
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A. brecacfod alUlnonsl
Nvde royon brocaded' '
, ortofi bolide, aloiHe side
Bonolt, well bonad through
ul. Avorog hips, 13-ties,
lengths. Six 33-44.
B. tid hook Nu-Baclc
f lei boned rayon brocaded
cotton boNift; loitk lid
ponli and eors, Stralahl '
r avorag hlpt, I J-ln.
length. Sixi 26 lo 26.
C. Jnnor bolt alUin -
Nude rayon brocaded i
cotton balitl with cotton
couIH ond eloitlc Inner belt.
Firmly boned. 13-1 J-ln,
length. Sli 36 lo 46. ,.'
BRIEFS
Department,
The American l.i'glun Auxlllnly
Kliiiniuli Unit No. II will hold a reg
ular meeting Tiiratliiy, Dim, if ul
Vflinrnn Meiwirliil Hull nl o p.m.
Mm, Klhel Iiiiiiillluii, ft1l.ii. picti
tli'iil ol DWilct 4, will puy her
olllilnl H-.lt. All memum me
inked lo nltcnd. flrficnliincnls will
be nerved.
Vacation Visiting her parent
over the TlmnkiiKlviiiii hoiidnya
win Hetty III own. daughter ol Mr,
and Mra. Cecil D. Hrown, 4441,
Frieda Avenue,
Comedy -Junior clsaa of Tuli,'
hike HIkIi Kcliuul will present a
inree-nrt pliiy, "Wo bhook the
Family Tree,'' Thiiralny, Dee. 4. 6
pin. at Tulnliike lliHlitbdiool audi
lorhim, Ticket al door.
Out ol the Mervli e Hut. and Mra.
George blccle arrived Wrdnc d.iy
and are temporarily makiiiu Ihclr
home with hie piiionls, Mr. and
Mra, flunk p. Bleele, 62ft N. Ninth.
'Miry imne by ahlp to Himlfle Irom
Kali bunk, Alaska, where he h.id
been auillunrd Willi the nrinv lor
Uie hint your. In Brattle, But. Bleele
received IU discharge from the
army.
Visitor Mra. 'Iliunma Ilrnton,
Walnut Creek, Calif., urrlvrd here
Kuttiruj.y for a wcrk'a visit with
tilth Merrill, 1010 Mrlro.-.o Street.
Mra. HcBAOn la the former Bar
but a I(okuiiip, Klumath fulls.
Paat Nublr (irandi rluh of Pros
perity lleliekah Lodge meeta to
morrow lor potluck luncheon, 1
p.m. at the home of Mr. K. II.
Anderson, 341 N. 10th.
Allaniont Kiteualan t'nlt meets
tomorrow 10 e m. at Jnan'a Kitch
en. Project la the making of alumi
num iraya. Bring table aervice,
Poatponed Evergreen Garden
uiuo nun jio.iiponco IU nieeiinu un
til Dec. at umii.I lime and place.
A gift exchanue perlulnlng to vur
dcning will be , held.
Henley PTA meeU Wednenday.
1 om. al hloh khnnl - llhi-arv All
parent urged to attend.
Rebekaha will hold turkey din
ner Thurnday. Dec. 4. 6 30 pin,
loor Hall. Turkey, drcvung, cof
fee and roll provided. Member"
a iked to bring aaladi, deaaerl.
te. Call Mra. T. O router, A337.
for definite Information to avoid
duplication.
Ilsllday Oue.tt-Mr. and Mra
A. E. Picard and daughtera, Judy
and Janet, of Ban Lorrnrn. Calif.,
vialted Mra. Plcard'a parent. Mr.
and Mra. L. It. BlrliiKlrllow. 17m
Oarden, over Thankigiving. AIo
Thankiglvlng (Menu were Mr. and
'consult MU Mariorie Scott
lL..brtwardtd In comfort,
1 fl00d look, corittry avnB.
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Mia. I.J Op Bowell and aon Don of
Albuny, ,
Itecoverhig -Lowell Dunn, owner
of i.nt Bide Phariiiacy, I In Cloud
H a ui a r 1 1 a ii IIoiihIhI, t'orilmid,
wherff he underwent auruery Til
uny, Ills condition I good,
llelurnrd Mr. and Ml, I,, It,
Hti'inilt'llow, aiH O.uclcii, relurntd
Buudiiy f i iiii Bi'nltln where they
were culled by I lie death of Mr.
htiliiKlellow'a Inthrr, W, A. Mtrlng-li-llow,
who had been a frequriil
vlMtor In Kin ii in tn Kiilli and hud
a ho-.t ol fritnil here. Kuncrul
wa held In Benllle Buluiduy after
noon. I.uii, hrun Klumath County
Council ol PTA meeta tomorrow,
1:30 p in, In the Keno School, wru
Iher pei milium Altera noon ioiiiii
eon at Jcn-Kdn, niemliera will go
to Keno hi a few cur aa pon
flble. In cuke of anow, mcniuerK
will meet in the Ludle Lounge
iicionii Ii un rremont School ul 'I
p in. All PTA members Invited,
('amp Fire (ilrla Leaders Anime
lullou will mrel Wcdncidiiy, 7:30
pin., at llie I'lrnl Mcthodlnl
Church. '
Miriam Clrrlr Klral Prenbyter
Inn Church Will meet Thurnday,
Dec. 4. lor drancrl at I p.m. at
the home of Mrs. A. M. Collier.
Pine Grove. Mr. Jennie Hurn wllL
a.' slnt. Mr... Llhi McMillan will
lend devotion. Klectlon of offi
cer will be held. If weather In
bud. meeting will be held In church
pn rlur.
I.adlra Aid Klumath Lulhernn
Church meets tomorrow, g p.m.
Pronrum by Mr. Jack- pecbler,
"Traveling with Paul." Vocnl nolo
bv Dirk Melum. Plcane return mis
sion boxes,
l.adiea Aid har.nar and tea,
Thurnday, Dec. 4, 2 to 10 fr ill.,
al church.
2 Arrested On
Game Charges
Two local men were arrested
over the weekend on multiple
charKe warrants issued by b. K.
Oram. Jumce of the peace at En
lerpruc. Ore.
They are Theodore Milton Van.
25. of 162ft Blnklyou, a cleaning
tiuck driver, and Lorls Lenny Tit-i
un. 24. game address, a meat cut-J
ter. '
The men are charged with kill-j
mg a cow n in wuwu m-w.-Hiii
and area, killing a ealf elk in
cloeed season and aren. and with
wanton u'HKte of came animau.
Btate Police arrested them on
the warrant from Enterprise, and
they posted 2M1 ball each (or ap
pearance Wednesday in Judge
Crani a court.
Charmode Nu-Baclc
all-in-ones
Prlnctn
Stylo
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A fashion figurg lut comfort for hS fulUr
figurtl B confidant of trimmor linot, froodom
and comfort In Nu-Back, with patemttd
"action back." Pink rayon and cotton
batitt, woll bond, clattic gorot ond lidtt
for comfort. Front Talon zipper and hoob.
Averagt hip, 1 5-in. length, tizet 35-48.
Services Held
KOflT KLAMATH Funeral aerv.
Ice were held at the Port Klam
ath Methodist Church for Delbert
Louis Denlon, Nov. 'i'i. He was a
well-known local rancher, whose
death on the preceding Monday
hnd shocked friend's and relatives.
The capacity of the church waa
overtaxed by the many wno came
to pay their la.it respects to the
populur and reflected Fort Klam
ath citizen, many belnic forced lo
stand In the church; vestibule and
outdoors during trie final rites.
Floral arrangements banked the
Interior of the church, the lovely
blooms bearing eloquent silent tes
timony to the high eslrem In which
Delbcrl Denton wu held by all
who knew him. Two vncul numbers
"Hock of Ages," and' "The Lord's
Prayer," were sung (luring Ihe
services which were Conducted by
Rev, C. Kllery Kclilln, pastor of
1 ort Klamath and Chiloriuin Metll
odlnt Churclica, Concluding grave
side aervice were held al Fort
KhinlHIll Cemetery, where Delbert
was laid lo rest In tlie lamliy plot.
Active pullbearcr were the fol
lowing relative: Hay Johansen,
Kinll Srdlncck. Delbert Bedlscek,
Tywin Beull. all ol Areata, Calll.:
Charlc Fnnger and Leon Love of
Prospect, Ore.; acting a honor
ary pallbearers were Harold Ash
ley, Klumath Falls, Lee Hart,
BprhiKflcld. Ore.; Cpl. Gary Jo
ImiiHvn, A.A.F., Areata, Calll.;
Robert O. Briscoe. Prospect Ore.:
Guns A. Page, William A, Brewer
and Alfred B. Caste!, Fort Klam
ath. Thlrty-clght years old at the time
of hla passing, Delbert was born
April ft, 1014, at Central Point and
whs the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Denton, well known pioneer ranch
ers of the Wood River Valley. He
was a Fort Klumath resident for
Ihe post 33 years, and bad re
ceived his education at local
schools, being a graduate In 1031
of Fort Klunmth High School, of
which Harold Ashley, longtime
Irlend ol llie Demons wss then
principal. During World War II.
Delbert enlisted In the U. 8. Marine
Corns, and saw much combat duty
with his division overseas. His fath
er died two years ago, and in ad
dition lo his mother, survivors In
clude his widow, Aileen. of Klam
ath Falls, and two small children.
Kalhy, ft. and Bteve 3, both ol
whom have been In the care of
their grandmother lor some tune
past.
Among friends present from out
side points at the services Fri
day the following were noted: Mr.
and Mrs. Jark P. McAuliffe, Cot
tonwood. Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Wlmer, Medford: Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Zumbrun, Cave Junction, Ore.,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houston. Tal
ent, Ore.: Mrs. Harold J. Bevan.
Mrs. Olena Briscoe. Mrs. Maurice
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For D. L Denton
Benedict, Bherlff J. Murray (Redi
Brltton. Lov Barter. Klamath
Falls; Mra. Paul Wampler, Chilo
quu: Mr. and Mra. Ben Murphy,
Williamson mver.
Death Claims
Frank Babcock
Frank Edwin Babcock, tl. resi
dent of Klamath County for H
yeara, died Bunday morning at
Hillside Hospital.
An employ of the city school
system In the maintenance depart
ment, Banc oca waa an enthusiastic
lover of hunting and fishing.
Babcock was born In Lorain, 0
July 27, 189t.
Survivors Include his widow,
Orace: daughters, Betty Cheyne,
I-ela Pranzenberg and Leone Gav
in, all of Klamsth Fall; a aon,
Fred Follett of Reedport; broth
era, A, A. Babcock, Granta Pass,
and N. A. Babcock, Portland: sis
ters. Om Smith and Grace Orassl
of Portland, and Hazel Bodle of
Reno; and eight grandchildren.
Babcock was a navy veteran of
World Wars I and II.
Ward's Funeral Home la handling
funeral arrangements.
KF To Hear
Mel Baldwin
The Mel Baldwin show, a come
dy variety feature of CBS. Is to
be broadcast over station KFLW
Wednesday, Dec. 3, B:30 p.m.. on
tape recording. Station Mgr. Bud
Chandler has announced.
Baldwin waa chief announcer at
KFLW when It first hit the airways
March 31, 1919. Later he went to
CBS,, Portland, and now has his
own show from KNX, Hollywood.
Another former KFLW announcer.
Chuck Cecil, Is a full-time staff
member at KFI, NBC, Los Angeles.
Mrs. Baldwin is the daughter of
Mr. and Mra. George Davis. Klam
ath Falls.
Baldwin's show Is broadcast
twice weekly alter the local sta
tion leaves the air, but because of
local lntereat It la to be rebroad-i
cast lor local listening only. 1
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