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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1954)
FRIDAY, APniU 23. 1054 HERALD AND NBWS. KLAMATH PALI-S. OREGON rAOB FIVK Missionary Speech Slated Tlis Rev, Jiirl Joluunn, ' n dy namic speaker and votniim nils rloilaiy ol 1 1 1 11 1 1 v yews III Hip pro vines of llnpch, China, unit well aoqualnled will) tho picacnl THE RIV. JOEL JOHNSON, veteran mlllioniry of many years in fh province of Hu pth, Chin, will ipolt at the Firtt Covenant Church, 832 ' Wtlnut Avenue, beginning hit Sunday at the 1 1 a.m. Worihlp Service and (he ' 7:30 p.m. service,, and con. tinumg Tuaiday through ' Thunday, May 2, at 7:30 ' p.m. situation behind Uie bamboo cur tain will apeak at Hie Klml Cove nant Churrh. 113 J Walnut, begin ning thl. Sunday at the II a.m. worahlp aervlce. Hpciiul liwlliro of tho I) 4o a m. Sunday School lu'inlun will be leanilug a Ciiineno cnuriirt mid u girming li'uin tho vuutd Hpiiixor. Kvonlug aurvlL'VH, Sunday mid Tucntluy IhrouKh Thurndiiy, Muy 2, will be held lit 7:30 p.m. Colon-d slides will bo Included In the evo nlng pruuruiiia lis iinnuunccd Ihlft Huiidny, Hlllllib will bo ll'lllll MlVCi.ll loroiHii cuunures depicting nils tilonury work. Sumo ill the Rev. Jolu.on's tup Icn during his Muy will he " Thf Olter ol Hupo or Ucipnir In tiie Proitent World Situation, " "One Wonutn Unliung Vlclury Over a World Power," "Prevailing Condi tioua In tho Orient icluilve to the UWA." "Uchold, Clod tipi-ukliiK," "Watch, lie Itcnily lor Com inn EvimiIs," "Whin J Would Do II I Uecuiiie Young AkiiIii " The apeclal hIiikIiik will be by ihe cliupii choir on. bumhiy inorn uiga, a vocul nolo by John Kuat man Sunday nlKhl, vocnl duel by the Rev, and Mr Joi-I Nurdlund Tuetidny HIKht mid by tho youth choir on Wrdncadny iimlil. Bervlcc will bruin early no that Ihe whole Inmlly muy attend. Evoryono la welcome. Easter Services Well Attended MACMOKL A crowd aliMue'nR Ihe Ewiler program at tho bultn Valley Community church Sunday morning, Numbora on the progrnm were recitation mid songs by lift1 bc In ner and primary cluwies; "O Jlup- oy Delia. " song by the Junior and intermediate classes; pantomime, 'Low In tho Grave Ho jiy." by Ihe Junior and lutpriiwdlatrn: In- atrumental aolo by Mri. Lester II u I f in a n: "Tile Rrurrectlon." sung by the choir: "Calvary." aolo by Mm. Don Orlfttii; "Open the MODELING 4-H CLUI PROJECTS art Joyce Farmer, left, and Donna Freer, both club mambtri from Keno. Joyce It wearing a taffetaiied cotton, whit with red print, a project of the clothing diviiion, "Teen-Age Mitt." Donna moduli a green and lavender print cotton drawstring apron, a project of diviiion 2 tewing, "Sew, It'i Fun." Thete gar ments and many otheri ar on display at the fairgrounds now during the three-day 4-H Club Spring Fair which runs through tomorrow, Doors to tht exhibit building are open until follow ing the Talent Night program which begins at 7:30 tonight and until following tht Saturday night style show Vhich also begins af 7:30. Tht public is wtlcomt to attend. Thtrt it no charge. ' antra of the Temple," aolo by Joe Allen: the acrmon was given by Rev. Lester Huffman. Clans leachera are Mrs. Jim But ler, Mrs. Dick Brook, Joe Allen, Mr. Don Orlllln and Mra. Carloa Rushing. NO CHARGE FOR PUNS or ESTIMATES GALLOWAYS BLDG. SERVICE Phone 2-2564 Eves. 6469 Merest In Telecast Of McCarthy Hearing Lags lly Till: AHtiOL'MTKI) FRESH Public Interest In televised ses sions ol the MuCurlhy-Army hear jiiik apparently iiagged tar behind the enthusiasm that crippled biul ness nnd toll household chores un done during the 1(51 Kefauver crime hearings. . - I'rom city altar city, where dally routines were stalled by the crime hearing, came reports that busi ness was normal during the Wash- Lake Skaters Win Ribbons LAKEVIEW Lake County roller skaters had garnered sever al ribbons by Wednesday at the state championship contests being held In Portland. The state con tests will be held at Oary's Bkat-er- dance here next year. Kay Chaffln won first In Juve nile girls' speed contest; Phil Thayer won first and Bruce Van- dcrgaw second In the boys' inter mediate speed contest. Dale Vandergaw placed second and Layne Clifton third In the Juvenile boys' free style; Kay Challln was second snd Shirley Hansen third in the Juvenile girls' free style. Coudlss Stanflll placed third and Oail Ellis fourth In the diaper division free style. tntow health, ml. comfort and hotoitoliK amtoit ploionf lurrouodrnoi. ComeLtfv f-urnnhtd WtpiQ ana nouMKpng taomi, with on rnooarn loCiitTtn. HOT MINIftAL 4 MUD lATNfl ft Rti4MipiolrtM( ArtiVfMte, NMItttJi CAIION DIOXIDI VAPOI BATHS Art icotlattt for Iuim, Mmm, tkim Irsiv MM, Ntfll HJ LOV 9t4 f I "Vour HfMtfh It Our iut " For RMrvottM m1 IwfwiootUn A MktHni Mltwrol Iprim, It. I, AjMm4, vrt or rhmnt Loaf PWHit. D. Hrmon Witf, Dtroctor Chtroproctic Phrtkien "7 For Your Travel Convenience!.. West Coast Airlines Offers INbW OJJmig-OlUlimtTTJlgDIS Starting Sunday, April 25, you can travel in Washington, Oregon and Idaho faster than ever before! West Coast Airlines has revised schedules to provide you with more flights at more convenient departure times. Take advantage of great travel days ahead.' Fly Wes( Coast Airlines in Paul Bunyan's Empire! West Coast Airlines Is a Regularly- 3C' V 1 N v ' Scheduled, Government-Certificated I JA'l" V'IV; 4 ' y Airline serving 44 cities in y i f ' 'm?jR - ' 'l?"Mv Washington, Oregon and Idaho. , y U " "eCw SU$ Ington hearings yesterday. However, television Industry of ficials still figured the audience was vast, ft was potentially much greater than the one three yeara ago because of substantial expan sion of TV broadcasting and num ber of sets since then, ' Moit reports agreed with one from Providence. R. I., saying yesterday's hearings had nowhere near the popular appeal of the Ke fauver sessions. Store owners there reported busi ness waa normal and some bars didn't even have, the hearings turned on. Where nets wero turned to the Washington aesslons, there wss nothing like the mobs that gathered dally to watch the crime committee. The atrongest reaction was re ported In Cleveland, where Euclid avenue merchants noticed a slack ening of business for aeveral hours during the afternoon. In Dallas, Tex., a supermarket manager said he was aware of no drop in the number ol shoppers. Tavern owners said their custom ers didn't even ask to have TV sets turned on. In Detroit a department store had a set turned to the hearings but a spot check showed only 14 persons were watching, compared to 100 persons who gathered for a recently televised basebsll game. In Chicago crowds gathered In bars and around display windows of TV stores, but downtown trsfftc was normal and an average shop ping day was reported. The Boston Olobe telephoned TV owners at random and found only S of 35 were watching Ihe hearings. Patrons In one Reno, Nev florae parlor asked the owner to turn off the hearings. The noise, they said, Interfered with concentration on form sheets. I DU PONT I Vncis ItjtJrtt FNtinFM IT EXPEITS ESTMtAJES HttWSHH) fV rdM, joe. aWfar owfVtV rvptfsMM BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main I bptaaada Pkeaa J121 AND SIDING $$$ SAVE JSS Dtsl wits turn mmm 4m It. .rb W. S. "BILL HEIMANN Pk.a. at . . SIS Hllchtll IT'S SPRING CLEAN-UP TIMET CALLUS TO HAUL AWAY YOUR TRASH Our Rate or Rtiosonablt and Our Sarvica it Good! PHONE 7706 KLAMATH FALLS GARBAGE CO. and Shop Don't Look tjo SURPRISED ... you SHOULD know by THIS time that we never sleep at night can't have a moment's peace, enjoy the sun shine or remember to hug Poppo until WE'VE tola you that r o v K STORE has a GET-ACQUAINTED SALE on BERK SHIRE NYLONS ... and . . . we're NOT telling YOUR STORE because we WOULD N'T disenchant them, but ' these BERKSHIRE HOSE wear like a coat of ARMOR. YOUR STORE surelv didn't DREAM that BERKSHIRE nylons would last so LONG ... no store can make money with THAT kind of merchandise ... WE'VE worn BERKSHIRE ... I YOU try them now at these greatly RE DUCED prices . . . TRY the NYLACE top and TOE ring that stretch as you , move . . . no more gasping over RUNS .. . . BERK 8 HI RES are knit with a special STITCH . . . they look fragile as pussywillow down, but HOW they WEAR ... yet youH get OH I OEES! from the stag line, they're THAT kind of gam flattery ... Spend your dollars NOW while the GET ACQUAINTED SALE is on . . . APRIL IS lo 21. . . 15 denier, to gauge, plain seam, REGULAR tl.M, NOW J1.19 (3 pair, S3. 19) . . . I pair. W.S9) ... IS denier, 51-gauge. plain or DARK seam, regular S1.35, NOW S1.09 13 pair, 13.19) . . . ( pair tor M.24) . . . M denier. 51-gauge, plain seam, regular tl.35 pan-. NOW Sl.M (3 pair for 53.IS . . . pair for 6.24 WHAT a BUY at 721 MAIN, VOI R STORE i? -fr The strapless dress, now definitely passe, has been replaced for this summer by a. seem ingly Infinite variety of barely there, should der lines. White Jewe'.ry Is lovely with navy. Itt simple to leep II sparkling white. If yon have glred pieces, swab them with an old toothbrush that's been dunked In soapsuds. Otheiwise simply 'wash your neck, brace Otherwise simply wash your necklace, brace lets,, earrings like you do your lingerie. - ' ft If you want to be flower-happy and luck your spring blosoms In the most unexpected , ' places, rob your dish cupboard. Use your Ingenuity 'to cjeate charming arrangements in goblets, ash trays, refrigerator dishes, sugar bowls,, flat casserole lids or divided . relish dishes. , The graceful ahape of a cruet from a dime, store Is a charming container for the first peach buds. . ft ' & Ua! lla! Ha! YOU 'n ME. simply gotta go see . . AH! 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This blazing gem will soon be cat in the shape of a heart, an art that has long been the pride of famous diamond cotters, sold at terrific prices . . . now a new catting method will pat them in the class with "any old diamond. it Take ene basic street dress and pass your hnble banda St ito! presto you're a Rssuinl. The magic Is in the accessories yon bay. like a long striped ribbon scarf, easy U tie In half a dozen ways to spark your neckline ... the polka-dotted silk squire scarf, as a fill-In for the new open neck ... a straw pompom or a white velvet collar for a black sheath. it Someone has said, "A woman who Isn't glamorous when she Is past 50, has never been gamorlons at all . . the older woman pre serves HER glamour by keeping physically fit and by choosing her clothes and cosmet ics with care . . but for giving herself the special lift of youth, she has found there la nothing to compare with FRAGRANCE. She tnakea it her constant companion . . she chooses her fragrance to match the seasons, not her age . . please don't grow OLD, ' ft Ot Course Thing are BOOMING ... the town has gone WILD . . . world news Is nerve-shaking, but yet it IS MILD, COMPARED to the SHIRT TALE from LaPOLNTE'S . . . saw that worn look " - In the pavement this week . and WONDERED ... so followed the path made by eager feet to the NEW SHIRT BAR, where ' we found those fresh and trim SHIP 'n SHORE SHIRTS to -': top any old SKIRTS, your .: pedal pushers or your brief, est SHORTIES . . . SHIRTS , that are passports to popu larity. Sanforized printed broadcloths, IMPORTED English checked ginghams, BIG, bright over- . plaids In carnival colors, pure IRISH LIN ENS In Ice cream pastels . . . sleeveless, short sleeves, long sleeves . . . man-tailoring with a "ladylike" look . , . Windsor collars, square collars, petite Peter Pan collars ... "woven-in" patterns, touches of pique, beau- tifully tailored, beautifully buttoned . . . made from "sheen-shine" long staple cottons : for EONS ot wear . . . (2.98 and S3.98 for those sought-after SHIP 'n SHORE BLOUSES at LaPOINTE'8 ... ' Nearly went MADDER than a HATTER r about those new STOVEPIPE necklines In COTTON BLOUSES, the kind you'll dash ' around In, all SUMMER . . . YOU'LL love ' the "swoop" necks, the prim, pleated ... BLOUSES ... In "Itch-tc-wear-'em" colors ', ... the PEASANT blouses with HUGE bal-. loon sleeves, the neat, nippy PLAY BLOUSES, white with red stitches red with white stitch es, navy, black, over-blouses, back 'n front prettlness ., . . BLOUSES to while away the summer hours In . . . sizes 10-20 at that ' "Wonderful Store," LA POINTERS
