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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1952)
WKDNKSDAY, DKCKMBEIl 10, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE CITY BRIEFS Recuperating My, Richard J'lrmliiK o( Menley underwent Hiirurry at Klamath Valley lloapl tnl Tuesday. VlHltura are purmlt , ,cd. Hi If net of Mind Study Group will meet Hi the home of Mr. M. A. Curler, 1010 Lowell Tliura. ilv evening, I p.m., weather per muting, (Ireel Horfce Group will have no lurcher meeting in December. Next meeting will be Jan. I al tl Oily Library. Ruth circle WBOM of Methodist Church will meet Thuraday, 1:30 inn, at liin home ol Mr. K, W. Mociibee, Tti Jefferson. Poalpnned The Mariner Club of the Firm Presbyterian Church hen postponed It regular nieollnii unlll Dec. is, 7:30 p.m. it (he church, A Christina parly will be held In place of the usual potluck. Couple are asked lo bring two while elephant for gilt exchange. A tree-gathering Deo. 14, 1:30 p.m.. will be held al the church. Benefit Rummage Kale pon- Presbyterian Church, today and tomorrow, from a to 6, at Oil Pine. Jolly Nelghliura will meet for Christine party and gilt exchange Dec. 16, 7:45 p.m., at the home ui mn, wue Aunor, dwi narian Drive. Membera are reminded to bring gllla for the Chrlatmae basket. The Regular meeting of the Na ture Hoolely of the Klamath Re ulon which waa to be held Dec; II. will be postponed to Thuraday evening Dec, l, at which time Plan will be drafted for the an nual Christina Bird Count of the Klamath Baaln. Bring Mandwlrhes Shasta View Orange membera are asked lo bring aandwlchra to Midland for Irulallallon Thuraday night. Clrcle-aere will dance at Peter eonn Boutll Blxlh street Hall Thura day. g p m. Peterson School Square Dance Club will be guests. 1 Canceled Schoolmate Club meeting which waa achcduled to meet Friday at the home of Mr. R, II. Anderaon, Midland Orange will hold Joint Inatallatlon with Merrill, Malln and Shaata View at Midland Orange Hall, Deo. 11, I p.m. Thuraday Meeting of Christian Women' Fellowship will be held at I p.m. at the following place: CI roup 1 with Mr. Clara Bailie, Dig Mitchell, and Oroup I with Mr. Rollln Olllette, 31 E. Main. The Thimble club nf the Neigh bor of Woodcraft will meet Fri day, Dec. 13, p.m.. In the Odd fellow Hall dining room, 434 Main Street, weather permitting. Thla la for the Chrlatmaa party and gift exchange. Limit on Kill II. Mem ber are anked to take aalad, aand wichea or cookie for the potluck lunch. The Merrill Library bridge club will meet at the home ol Mr. C. E, Sharp, Thuraday, Dec, 11 for a 1:30 dessert. American l.eglon Pout No. 13. Bly, la aiximorlng a turkey ahoot at the House ranch near Bly, Dec. 14. The ahoot I open to the public. There will be low of tur key, Shoot atari al 10 a.m. Royal Nelithhora of America will meet Friday at S p.m. at KC Hall, Regular business meeting and election of oltloer. Plan for Chrlatmaa party will be completed. Membera aiiked to bring article lor hamper. Roald Lodge No. It, Son of Norway, will have a Chrlatmaa party at the city library auditori um, Friday, There will be a pol itick dinner at 8:90 p.m. followed by entertainment, FOOD HALK Women of the Mooae are apon- orlng e Chrlatm bataar and cooked lood aale at the Quality I Pood Market, M0 Main Slreet, Thuraday and Friday, Dec. 11-13. Member are asked to take article to the atore between the hour of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. 1 V iaaa J MODERN TRAVELING SALESMAN. Herald Prelf Jr., Haddon field, N, J. loloiman, chugi to town on motor tcooter etter parking plane he utei to cover hit territory. Negro Held In Shooting A 28-ycnr-old Negro, Eugene Wright, la held In the County Jail for ahootlng a hole In the dash board of a taxlcab, Specifically, he I charged with carrying a conci-ult-d weapon. Wrliiht, a Southern Pacific sec lion gang laborer at Algoma, wan riding In a cab driven by Wesley Rny near Algoma, coming to town, when a 8-mm automatic platol he was handling went off, accidentally, he nald. He wa brought on Into town and ducked the pistol back of a Klamath Avenue tavern, and Ray complained to police. City Police picked up the Negro and turned him over to state officers. NO 'TKNANT' LIVKS HKRE CKNTRALIA, III. tl A letter with a bona fide address to the "Tenant" waa returned to Central! Postolllce with this note: "No auch person live at this address." Spangler Tells Liquor Rules HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUCINI, OKI MIOFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mra. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietor People DO Read SPOT ADS -you are: Aceordlnq lo our Annual Chrlitmoi Custom LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. Offers ANY PIANO in our BIG STOCK Delivered Anytime Between Now and CHRISTMAS NO DOWN PAYMENT WHATSOEVER! r - .!.' ti.- ti I Select any Piano of your choice, pay absolutely nothing this month. Tell us how much you feel you can f . v- . - pay monthly, almost like rent if you wish, and start the first of I these small payments at the most S - convenient time in January - - - j & ft ft ft This is our annual Christmas Plan. Many families would like to have a piano for Christmas, but Christmas time does seem to strain the family budget so that the mbst wonderful of all gifts, a piano, may be left out. . ' .-. ':' ft' ft. ft ft .... Dozen! of lovely pianoi to ehooie from. Early American, Chippendale, French Provincial, Modern. All he new itylei finish in Mohoqony, Wolnuf, Maple, Bland Mohoqony, Limed Oak i and other finiihei. Soma uied ipinef pionoi, returned renter. Worthwhile Savinqi, Pay Nothinq Down, Start small payment in January. i We Hope This Offer Will Make Many Homes Happier Richer, Merrier With a Lovely Christmas Piano Klamath Lumberman Bill Span gler, chairman ot the Oregon state Liquor Commission, explained to member ol the Klamath Fall 20-30 Club lat nlxhl the Inner worklnif of the Orexon liquor law and the purpose behind them. The club meeut Tuc-iday In the Wlllard hotel under Pre. Ed Hon- Xmas Tree Cut Low Klamalh realdenta In the (ace ol unfavorable condition, aren't making the Inroad Into the local Clvlatma tree population this ca aon the way they did laat, but there la still quite e run on lor Yule tree. Forester In thla area report car move along the hlKhway es pecially from the Greenaprinic In a steady stream bearing tell-tale evergreen-needled limb protruding Irom window or turtlebacka. One reason lor the "serve your self" Christmas tree fad may be the price. Years ago the trees sold for as little aa a dime each, and maybe ran up to 60 cents for big ones. But, report here show price this year for cut tree selling at road side were running about a dime a lineal foot. CORr? MAKES GOOD 'SNOW CENTRALIA, III. Ufi Oallatln County corn growers were surprlae when they learned much of their white corn wan being used aa anow In movies. Many had believed all their corn was going Into breakfast cereals. Corn-snow Is also used to create winter scene In August for furriers' store windows. ley. Spangler explained the Commis sion's duties were to make liquor availaDie to the public and at the same time promote temperance. To do thl. he said, there are tfiree departments within the commis sionpurchasing, licensing' and law enforcement. With the limited number of state enforcement officers, however, Spangler explained that much of the enforcement burden rests on the shoulders of city and counly official who are In turn reim bursed In part by a share of the profits. Spangler did not say how the new "Liquor by the Drink" amendment would affect the present setup. He said the legislature would have to pass a law to make the amend- at yam ford , DEALERS mem operative. He did auv that the commission ha made some recommendation o the legislature but wouldn't aay what they were. The Twenty-Thlrtlan donated the Christmas Opening program to me cuy scnoois lor unristmas par ties. The club annually' auppllee candy fur youngsters at the open ings. Pete Colley. Scars, furnished mu sical enlertninmenl during the eve ning, and Hie club plans lo have him furnish muMc during the forth coming convention here. fM LEE HENDRICKS t ml a coo Has gold-filled PARKER "51" I S. fam I dr .' ' caps and clips. 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