Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 12, 1954, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREB KF To Hear Lecturer At Armory A prophetic lecture series will open at the armory Saturday nigbt.. November 13, featuring as speaker the nationally known Bi ble lecturer. A Wen O. Sage, Los Anceles- rtalifnrnia. Adding to the interest of the meetine.s will bA tpchnirvilnr film relevant to the subject, which wilH "ul ua raiem wra- BASIN BRIEFS OldUmera' Night will be ob served by the Jaycees, Monday, November 15, at 6:30 p.m. in the Camas Room. Winema Hotel. Call 8113, Gail Osborn, for further In formation and reservations. Civil Service examinations are announced for Geologist and Sys tems Accountant. Further informa tion and applications forms -may be obtained from L. E. Propost, window No. 1, U.S. Post Office. Civil Service announces ex aminations for Highway Engineer be shown before each lecture, Speaking before large crowds in many of the principal cities of the country. Sage has been ac claimed a great Bible scholar for his concise and forthright presen tation of Bible prophecies and their relationship to the present ge. The opening night's topic, "Sur. vival and the Hell Bomb Will Man Destroy Himself with Hydro gen Explosives?" Is being pre sented by special request in the Klamath Falls area. Before the Il lustrated lecture ai 8 p.m. the technicolor film, "God of ths Atom." will be shown. This, film has been called one of the great est productions dealing with the recent atomic tests at Bikini. In addition to colored slides. Sae will introduce to Klamath Falls the new black light Illustrative device, Duorama. In charge of the special music for the series will be Hartwick Hansen, Lincoln, Nebraska, noted evangelistic singer. Meetings are scheduled at the armory, for every Saturday, Sun day. Tuesday and Wednesday eve nings indefinitely. Film starts at 7 p.m.; Illustrated lecture follows at 8 o'clock. Freo tickets for the presentation will be avallble at the door. Legal Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice it hereby given thai, the an dersirned hat been appointed as Ad- mintitrator of the estate of Minnie Smithton Oliver, deeeaaed. by order of we t-ircuii i-ouri 01 tne county of Klamath, and all person! having claims against said estate are required to pre- aent the same to the Admlnlrtntir eiuly verified and with proper vouch ers attached, at the office of his at- "w, unn suemore. 731 Main street. Klamath Falls Oregon within via mnnuii irom xne oata 01 lirst pub lication of this notice. Donald Sehonehin, Administrator vnn sisemore. Attorney for Administrator ' .Wo. 171 Oct. 20 Nov. 3-12-19 iner. For further information write U.S. Civil Service Commission, Washington 25, D C. Henley Bethel No. 51 Job's Daughters, regular meeting Is slat ed for November 15, at Mt. Laki Church. Flans for a food saie will be discussed. Job's Daughters Henley Beth el No. 51, will don officiBl Job's Daughters' robes Sunday, Novenv oer 14, wnen tney attend cnurcn service's with their mothers at Mt Laki church. Applications must be filed not later than December 29, 1854, for SACRED HEART NOTEBOOK By BEATRICE WALSH Report cards were given out Wednesday. The honor roll will be announced later. . Thursday, Veterans Day, was ob served as a holiday. At last the day for which the sophomores have worked for weeks has arrived! The Hop will be tonight In the parish hall. Pro grams which came out Wednesday pave the theme as "Three Coins in the Fountain," Between, 50 and 60 couples are expected to attend the three-hour long dance. Chaperones are: Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Leitzke, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Linehan, Mr. and Mrs. James Souza, Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Bolvin, Mrs. Ruth Riza, Miss Marilou O'Connor, and Jerry Pierce. Music will be by Morgan ana juacuonaia. New Case Company Warehouse Planned Geologist positions paying 13,410 and S4.2GS a year In the U.S. ana possessions. No maximum age lim it. File applications with the Board of Civil Service Engineers, Geolog ical Survey. Department of the In terior, Washington 25, D.C. - Gue.i Artist on AAUW's No vember program will be Barbara Esmond, recipient of the associa- tion's art scholarship to OTI last spring. Mrs. Fred Enters and Mrs. Harold Teale-will show some of their work also. Chairman of the program, entitled "The Artist's Hand at Work." Is Mrs. Don B. Rice. Also on the program is Mrs. Victor O'Neill, who will talk on state legislature on education. Luncheon is scheduled for 1 p.m at the Willard Hotel. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gresham of Grants Pass will be houseguests over the weekend v at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Groves, 3829 Bristol, as he will be caller for the Do-Si-Do square dance at the airport Saturday night. , Broadcast "Why I Teach." a broadcast sponsored by the Klam ath Unit, No. 8. American Legion Auxiliary will be presented Satur day, November 13 over the two lo cal radio stations in observance of American Educational Week. One broadcast will be heard at 8:40 a.m. over KFJI. The second will be at 11:20 a.m. over KFLW. Mar garet Ogle, junior member of the auxiliary will broadcast. 'L E. Campbell, owner of the papperty occupied by the J. I J Case Company, 7209 South Sixth Street is building a 7 by 30 ma chine warehouse in the rear of the retail store to be used for ma chinery storage. The business is near the Merrill - Lakeview Junc tion. Exterior of the building Win be corrugated metal. The floor Is concrete. J. I. Case has a complete line of farm machinery and a service department at this location. Dale Crawford is manager. New Location ' 11S Se. 4th Stevens Hotel Bid. CHET MOORE'S Adding Machine A Typewriter Service Eipert Service Since 1927 Just Ahead ... A the "Way-Ahead" OLDSMOBILE for '55 See it November 19 Dick B. Miller Co. 7th & Klamath NOTICE Of SALE Notic li hereby given that Evange line Sehonehin. at Guardian of the es tate Of Own PhairlM Ttirlrtlai a ml--. will on and after the f3rd day of No vember, 1934. at the office of L. Orth Sisempre. 731 Main Street. Klamath Falls. Oregon sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash all of the minor's interest in and to that certain real property described ai: L.OIS 17 18, 33, 24, 33, 29, 31 and 32 Section 14 Township 38 S., B, 13,, Z. The same being a one-eighth fV,) in terest in said real property. Said sate Udj 1" md pursuant to an Order, oft the Honorable David H. Vanden berg, Judge of the Circuit Court. f Klamath Falls. Oregon, dated the 30th . day of October, 1934. o . , Evangeline Sehonehin Oct. 22. 28, Nov. 5. 12. o. 163 Now Appearing ONE WEEK ONLY LEA ROSS ' MODERN ' SONG STYLIST Solt-Hillerich Combo For Dancing $2.00 T-Bone Dinner 7:00 to 10:00 P.M. 97 SUPPER CLUB MOVE" PrFrH 3 WHEN IT'S II X0UR Call 7425 or 7498 PEOPLE'S WARFHOIKF w m " m " " w w net - ioio" ollllbV I 7 IV Local and Long Distance Moving By Experienced, Courteous! Moveri . With Modern Equipment Storage . . . Crating . . Packing ' .: . FREE ESTIMATES' , AGENTS FOR BEKINS MOVING AND STORAGE CO. NATIONWIDE MOVING THE BOURBON BUY1X1 OF THE CENTURY GREAT STRAIGHT .BOURBON' Aa ntertalnino; picture: you and friends noyino; Century Club! Sine 1883. li e beta the bourboa buy oi the century t ; tej 5410 I "Y Zpt. 7 45 Qt. THIS NAT WHISKEY IS 5 YEARS OLD STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 86 IONAI DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, NEW YORI tin PROOF C. N.Y. It's Munsingwear! It's new! It's warm! It's lightweight! 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