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HKRALT) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 0, 10H4
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Revival Meets
To Be Held
First Baotist Church . North
Eighth and Washington. Is conduct-
ini a series or revival nmums
Jnlv is throueh 18 at 1:30 p.m.
The revival, under the leadership
of the youth of the church, Is spon
sored hv the Training union.
Rev. Glen Murphy of Roseville,
California, who, with his brother,
John led the youth rally here a
year ago, will be guest preacher.
Rill Noalc will direct the music.
Everyone Is welcome to attend
the revival meetings.
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This outstanding band plays Oixialand music, walti.i, foxtrots,
organisation boasts that it has had tha sama man continuously
ago. ,
REV. AND MRS. CLARENCE H. IEAHM
Pastor Has Active Career
By FRED HEARD
In 1887, on April 13, Clarence H.
Beahm, present pastor of the Klam
ath Falls Church of God, was born
in Tola City, Kansas, the son of
John Henry and Sarah Bcshm.
His father was a circuit minis.
ter in the First Baptist Church
Musician To Be
Heard In KF
"Meet the Baron." Lee Baron.
International tone-poet of the or
gen. the man with the educated
elbows and favorite of Hollywood
stars is opening tonight in the Pon-
derosa Room at the WlUard Hotel.
Baron, who plays both popular
and semi-classics, also features
Latin American-music in his own
style, using his elbows during ren
dition of his music. - -
He is here from a recent engage
ment at the Desert Inn, Las Vegas.
where he completed a five months
engagement and in recent months
has been at the Royal Hawaiian
and Lau Yce Chal, Honolulu. He
had the longest run in history at
the Hollcywood Paladium, has
p'ayed in numerous other promi
nent night spots on the west coast
and the Hawaiian Islands.
Barron; inventor of the Baron-
tone cabinet for electric organs,
has pioneered the electric organ
progress in acoustics.
He started playing at the age of
eight years.
Demos Launch
Vote Campaign
EUGENE Ml Oregon Demo
crats will launch their general
election campaign Saturday with a
mld-stste rally featuring Adlal
Stevenson.
It Is billed as a major address
for the 1053 Democratic presiden
tial candidate, who has announced
he will discuss the hydroelectric
power Issue a major campaign
point In this state.
His appearance Is intended to
add prestige to the state candi
dates and to- raise money.
On the platlorm with him will
be the party's candidates for (op
offices, Including author Richard
L. Neuberger who is frying to un
seat Republican Senator Guy Cor
don by campaigning for public
ownership of big power projects
and other natural resources, In
cluding off-shore oil.
The rally will be held in an open
air arena seating 5.000, and Demo
crats hope to fill it despite a
$3.50 admission fee by organising
motor caravans from as far away
as Portland, 130 miles to the north.
County Welfare
Group Named
SALEM iPl Reappointments to
county welfare commissions werei
released nere rrlday by the office
of Oov. Paul L, Patterson.
They include:
Dr. E. W. Carter. Rosebura.'
Douglas: Lloyd Ogllvle. John Day,
Oranti George R. Riddle, Grants
Pass, Josephine; E. B. Hall,
Klamath Falls, Klamath; Mrs.
A. J. McAdanui, Eugene, Lane;
O. Hager, Hcppncr,- Morrow:
M. J. Plnney, Pendleton, Umatilla.
ATTENTION
SCHWINN BIKE OWNERS
Bring In your Schwlnn for
your free annual check-upl
POOLE'S - 222 So. 7th
and during his early ministry was
a part-time farmer
Clarence Beahm attended both
elementary school and high school
In Iola City. He married Anna
Bellee Clark In 1006. Mrs. Beahm
died in 1934.
Rev. Beahm attended one year
at a theological college in Boise,
Iaaho. (hen attended the Ander
son Bible College and theological
seminary at Anderson. Indiana.
He was ordained into the min
istry In 1033.
He moved to California In 1016
where he was active In work in
the Church of Ood until he became
pastor of the Fresno church in
1930. During these years he was
chairman of the state board of
ministers. He was also a member
ol the California extension
Board.
He came to the Klamath Tails
Church of God in 1048 and Is a
current member of the Devotional
Committee of Oregon. ,
Mrs. Bertha E. Beahm. his wife
since 1937, is active with him in
church work, assisting as a pianist
at services, as a Sunday School
teacher and song leader. ,
Mrs. Beahm was born May II,
1889, In Rossvllle, Illinois and was
schooled in Indiana where she
met Rev. Beahm. She gardens as
hobbv and Is interested in
many other activities In til u r t b
work..
REFUGEES
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina W
Argentine Foreign Minuter Jeron
imo Remorlno has disclosed that
390 refugees are staying at the
Argentine Embassy In Guatemala
City.
teniae
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f. iESaurtiio.
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THEATER
CHILOQUIN, ORE.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Evanlng Shew 7 o'clock
Continuous Show
SATURDAY
Starting at
Prices fpr Evening Show
ADULTS . . . $1.10 inc. tax
Chlldran . . 25c anytlma
Saturday Matinao
Adulta . . 13c inc. tax
(until 8 p.m.)
ty a MAcmricEJiT motion
B.rn, Dorrii, S.turday. July 10.
polkas and novalty vocals. This
sinct it was founded five years
Redding Plans
'Jackass Week'
REDDING. Calif. itli-The City
Council proclaimed July 10-1M Na
tional Jackass Week complete
with a popularity contest lo choose
"your favorite Jackassanunal oi
human."
George Fleharty. top exalted
grand puncher o( the Asphalt Cow
boys, a fun-lovmg group of busi
nessmen, sold (he council on (he
Idea vesterday lo publicize a com
munity barbecue here Aug. 1.
Shortening Spry
Shortening Satin
Sugar
Cherub
Airway
Grated Style Torpedo
Tumid W
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SNOWFLAKE SODAS
WHITE STAR TUNA
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GRAHAMS
Real Meaty, PORK
Spare Was
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BOTH SAFEWAY STORES OPEN UNTIL 9:00 P.M.
2316 S. 6th St. 211 No. 8th St.
CORNER 4TH AND MAIN
Archers Group
MAUN Orriion bow huntcra
have scheduled their riuiu.I Held
tourney lor July 10 and U, at
Cave Junollon, Tha Boulliern Ore
gon League of Archers will, lionl
Ihln archery event ol ulnto-wldo In
terest. Tho silo of Uia urchrry
rmiKe Is Just olf the highway ap
proximately I'j miles up the Ore
gon Caves lllghway hum Cave
Junction. Reulsirailon will open
ut 9:00 a.m. und will close at noon
Saturday. Registration lee will be
one dollar lor adulta and to cents
(or Juniors under 10.
All archers participating will be
Court Calendars
Badly Crowded
8AN FRANCISCO Lfl Clllof Jus
tice Earl Warren says federal
court calendars are becoming so
crowded II olien takes two years
to settle a case.
Ho told the San Francisco Bar
Amu. vesterduy thai (he conges
tion must be solved lo preserve
the "American way of life." Home
people can't aKord (ho delays and
accept unsatisfactory ou(-of-cour(
settlements, he said.
CUSTOM BALING
Claude L. Metz
PHONE EVENINGS 7-2172
Tulelake - California
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TALL TINS
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classified and placed In shouting
groups of equal nullity. Tho tour
ney. will be shot on 50 targets, as
approved by the Notional Field
Archery Association ami leg Isle red
for 30 pin; 118 largela will be allot
on Hoiurdny, and (he oilier 'JO, dn
Huiiduy. Novelty shoots have been
arranged for archers who have
Idle tune, Tururts or Held arrow
will be used. Iliere will bo trophies
for high score for men. women and
juniors In both Insllnctlvo and
1 1 co slvle division. Also, thren
place medals will be awarded for
all National Field Al chins Assocls.
lion clussllltullons In both divi
sions. Klamath Falls, Orifaa
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