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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1954)
WKDNKSIiAY. APIIK, 2fl. 10M HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAMA OHERON PAGE FTVE BASIN BRIEFS IUv Hruwn yulinif OMii'iT 1 Unit, inliinii'd to wink iiliuut tlirnn wrrkn ituu. nil iitniiiH, Mr. unti Mm, Allint H, llinwii, HH Wluid. lutve umiln cxiiiokm-iI llii'lr lirntltudo la nil who helped him to tliiiinco lurlhrr Ininliiiciit; inciiitl Inu Onntiiii Ci liter Nu. 1 Auxiliary, which cuiililliillml liriiccrdii from Imid inlo an Uioir community lirojrct (nr 1UM. lUby Kay Word lirni brrn re calved hern of Ilia birth uf hoy to Mr. iml Mm. H. B. Blilpier, Kiilieno, 'Hie Unliy haa hern milled Chnrlr ICbIIii mid muter rml iirntitlpnrrrilM are Mr. tnd Mrs. Cliallca Tliuriiiiin, 9307 Ml-yard. New Ankliniiirnl It o n a I d Htefiheim. null u Mr. Itlld Mrft. Homila mrpheiiH, Mlillll, Ml April 24 lor Him Antonio. Texan, wlir.ro ha will bo atallonrd with Hie Army Medical Col pa al Toil Ham llou ton. Rrlurnrd-Mr. and Mra. tleorge FUchrr, 1M7 Wlllord. tmve re turned Iroin a two week vain- lion anent with Inn brulhrr In faaco, Wushluuloii. AM W Interior di-rurnlliiK eludy inii) will nieel luiilKlii nt I p.m. y the home ot Mm. Itou rrl (Hnlly Kent, llij l'ulnter. Mm. Itobert (Put) Krlmidnim will itlvr lh talk on "Acceniiorlra In me Home." Auyono Interacted la In vlttd to attend, (Ml Hervlre announces exam ination lor library aaalntnnt In WanhliiRlon, D.O.. paying- 13.1160 to 1.410 a year, further Informal- THI REV. WALTER FRUTI ER, pastor ol Hillsdale Evangelical Reformed Church, Portland, will lead the Quiat Hour Sarvicai Friday, April 30, which will ba held for delegates over 18 yaari of age attending tha Oregon Stat Chriitian Endeavor Convention, scheduled tor April 29 through May 2 in Klamath Falls. The Rev. Fruti. gar will alio act as chief an rrouncer during the convention. linn mid iippllcntluii forum inny be necuird II oin U.K. Civil nervier Ooiiiililiwloii, Wiinliluuloii 25, U.C. I....... Vt.il tutin a-i-ln llBiiilllon ol Mnrvlii'a Ladlea An parel, haa returned home from u week a vikii wiiii turir auuiimer milt aon-lii-law. Dr. and Mm. Jitinea II, Noel, al Newport. Word waa received Monday by Roy Hock, 137 HlKh, of Hie death or hla Motor, Mia. Urn Norwood. Mr, and Mra. Norwood formerly lived In Klninuth f'nlla and hud returned to their former home at Hroken How, Oklahoma, where he la connectrd with the lumber III duatry. Doth Mr. and Mra, Nor wood werr niembera ol the Dourer of Honor lodue 111 Kliimnth fulla. VUllallon Day for pre-achool rhlldren will be held at the Hen ley Blade achool, Krlduy April 30, from 13:15 to 3:30 p hi. If birth rerllflcatea are available they may ba prearnted at thla nieetliiK there by maklnif It unneoeaaary to allow them when the children enroll tor arhnol thla fall, atalrd Principal Krwln Hrower. Dlacuanlnn of the prn-achool clinic acheduled for May lg will alao be held. Garden Club Plans Show The annual Phoenix Ore-ton Gar den Club flower allow will be held Buiiday, May 3, at the Phoenix Community Hall. Jloura will be from I to I p.m. and the public la Invited to attend and enjoy the profualon of blooma, now al their peak ol perfection In the Rogue Ulver Valley. The Maypole theme will be uaed with IiikIiik blrda to lend a note of aprlng In the decoratlona. Mra. Chrla Wolfe la decoration chair man. Unust'al dlnplaya and arranitr- menu of bloaaoma and planta pro vided by the club will be In charge of Mra. M. Elaon and Mm. V. Quackenbuah. Mra. L. O. Pen land la In charge of the Maybaaket lea table. A lame variety of planta will be for aale under the direction of Mra. Charlea Lewla. Mra. R. K. Lavender will be In charge of the guest rrglater. Prliea will be given to vialtora during the afternoon and cordial welcome la extended by the prea- Idrnt, Mra. W. A. O roc hock I and Ihe general ahow chairman, Mrs. Ueorga Crawford. The flrat brick building In Ran Pranclaco, and the aecond In Cal ifornia, wia built In IMS by the mercantile firm of Melius and llowaid. NEWHOUSE REAL ESTATE lit Ha. Illl Nt. Phone 4601 W need Farm and Ranch Listings. GliddenPaiiitFestiyal::,-Jl,i! HSIi f(!lHIn.T'B t oa m Mlf ON FAMOUS ! SATIN oGL005 Savt now an ibt iir-toppirisHtx nimtl lor kitch en, hiihroomi and woodwork. Dr.e in M mla uin to ft tubdotd JIom. Colon match mid Satin, lltrt'iroorchanc to make ral HvlnRi on Spud Satin, ihtlnmom furto-uM oo Istt paint lor walli, ctillnfft, woodwork. II I piarantttd waih amai man mum ovoiwo man spied $yi QO SPIEOJ45 JATIN iJ0AU -LOSS Q0AU 0E " kip ( 1 Nleir aAVE Moo A GALLON 35) A QT. en JAPALAC fU(ff.Wfclf only) Rava tnontr now on jAfAlAf tfiimtl. Il'ilwiiff (rtiftmr, llnnttrtdt of lift, l.nnht, waari and w.hi lik bakad animal. U SALE on SUiitn Rack-Spar Varalta mm BurvOaa ? at rrgular ntira, ft anothir (uma atia, (or U. A loptr pacioll For floor, Hnolrum. wood work Itiu'da or out. 7 6 85 ociira Par Gal. During Festival Par Gel. During Peitlvel ROPER and ROPER . Poinflnq Centracrori 2012 So. 6th Phone 9278 US. Natl Deposits Increase 'Hie United Slates National bank recorded an Increuas of more Ulan 3U id 11 1 Ion dollars In deposits since a year ago, Dcponlta for the alate-wlde ays triu as of April It totaled ID46, li'tMDt, according to W. A. Hug gum, msnugcr. Loans and dl.tcounls alao con tinued to Increune In line with bus Inens eapiiiMlon within the slate and now aliind at SIM 1. 307, HB, U.S. National now lints total re sources of SHll.llHI.68t. a gain of more than 40 million dollars dur ing Ihe pant 12 months. In line with Its policy of providing com lete and modern banking facili ties for Oregon, Ihe U.S. National has added three new branchea alnco last AURUnl.Therie are lo cated al llermlnton, Beaverion and Brookings. Capital stock of the United Btutes National bank was til-cn-aned from 14, 000.000 to f la. oOQ.tWO by a slock dividend of 1 110 000 ahares approved by the aharnholdora In January. Thla ac tion haa Increased the bank's losn lug copaclty, placing It In an even alronger position to finance busi ness and agricultural growth of I ho atulr, K. C. Summons, pres-Ul-nl, pointed out. '"Hie U. H. National Is vi tally interested In this community snd the stale, " commented Mug gins. "We shall continue to serve the banking needs of business, Industry, agriculture and Individuals." l!I.AdCtxr httySMnltesh! Zemo, a doctor's antiseptic, promptly relieves itching, stops acreuhlng and so helps heal and clear aurface rashea. BuyKxtre Stmglk Zsmo for rYAfTftsft tisbbora oaeal fVlllU Red Cross Seeks Civil Defense Volunteers All local women who liuve been 1 111 lord In Hed Cross home nurs ing and who would bo willing to serve as volunteers for civil de fense are aaked to contact the lo oal Red Croaa hcudquarlers. Plans are now being made for nursing aervlco In the event of dlssster. Mrs. Lee Musselinsn, president of tho Dlotrlcl Nurses Association, states that there are not enough registered nurses In the county lo completely stuff the nursing leama. In addition to the number on active duty at the hos-! pllala. In the event of disaster, i home nursing atudenta would be used to assist and supplement the woik of the registered nurses, j Anyone Interested in taking a home nursing course in order to qualify for a civil defense volun teer is asked to call the IKid Cross headquarters. 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