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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1955)
PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. 1953 I00F District Fete Planned For the fourth consecutive yenr' president of Ine rssQciation of ta- Kvauna Encampment No. 46 ami cues Airaimie-i rairiai'cu auu Kwauna LarJiefi Encampment Aux-jlan. oi Oregon, iliary of the Independent Order o. Tnp rendezvous proper v" Odd Fellows will sponsor a state- unuerv ay on Sdtuiday. August 21, wide Prtriarchal Rendezvous this wrien registration stans at 1 P m. weekend in Klamath Tails. At 3 p m he cncamnment will open Aclivity will start on Friday wltll Ewai;na f,0. 13 n, me chairs, night when Orand Patriarch R. P. Following Introduction of grand of- Pete" BtolMZ will make bis ol- n,.els present tlic golden rule de- liclal vkit to the auxiliary. He is, ,.,.,. be conferred on a law expected to be accompanied by his 1 cllss o1 calia;dnte3 by a deiiree grand marsnul, C. O. Draper na ,M mode up ol members from his wife Velma who Is alto ice:)ne junction City and Ham&burs Encampmenls. The grand patri arch will be given lime during the h'flernoon to present his program I :'iid .special entertainment will be fni" V:.itinff Iflrilf.-' bV EW- DflV To Be HgIu nun Encampment Auxiliary. At "UI ' W U: the auxiliary will serve the Special Children's Rally Day banquet In the ledse d.ning : 00m. Reriicea will be held ncxl Sunday At 7:15 the social hour will be as a climax to Vacation Bible , held " ilh liio main leauues ol the School at Zion Lutheran Church. I program being skin ana reading Eleventh and High. These services jirom 'varict ...lr ol the Visitors are welcome. Children's Rally To Be Held to be conducicd at. 10 a.m. are held jointly with Trinity Lutheran .I.V Mamaret Rodjers. IgOfVa Church of Tulelake, Calllornia. ed Nations loi - Youth Pi 1st lima One week from Sunday the time of services return to their normal hour ol 11 a.m. Celebration of the Lord's Supper Is planned lor that day.- Services at the Tulelnke contrre- sptlon will then return to their Unii- ge delete liom Klamath anu Lake minifies. Ihis Droiram will ne open Hiid anyone who might be inlcrei.ted in Hie U.N. Pilgrimage is welcome to come and hear Miss Rod'icrs speak. Following the .social hour pro gram Blue Mountain Encampment iioimal hour of 8:30 a.m.. standard 11 om Prairie City will confer the time. The sermon for a week Horn Sunday is entitled, "The Rcdcmp tion of Creation." Standard Church To Hear Guest CHILOQUIIf A former mis sionary to Colombia. South Amer ica, will be the gueit speaker a) the Bible Standard Church of Chile riuln Friday evening, August 20, at 130 0 clock. The Rev. Dora Turner will show pictures of missionary H'ork In Trinidad where she is soon to go on her next overseas assign inent. The Pev. Leif Malmin is pastor or Ihe church and Invites every, one to attend. Guest Preacher To Be Heard MALIN The Rev. Marvls J. Keyser, of the Tulelake Presbyter ian Church, will fill the pulpit ol the Malln Community Presbyter Ian Church on Sunday, August 28. Special music will be a vocal solo by Mrs. Bertl! Shogren of Klamath Falls, formerly of Malln. Organist director will be Mrs. Lu clie Gray. Evening Westminster Fellowship meets at T p.m. with vesper serv ice at 8 p.m. Hammond Orgon Chord Oigon l.rn.t Mock tiad Init make piano in Him uart ol the unt. Rrnl a Spinel piano, ntnlal pur ckiaia plan. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. . 120 No. 7th ' roval nui'Dle dcs'ce at 8:30 p.m Tlie ladies will be entertained by Mie .shown-.!! of wildlife pictures iroin the collections ol J. I,. O'Don snue. Sunday morning will close the rendezvous with a hospitality breakfast from 7 to 9 a.m. with Ewauna Encampment doing the honors and at 10 a.m. the assem blage will leave lor its trek to Jacksonville to celebrate the llrst anniversary of the dedication 01 ihe ancient and historical lodge a: Jacksonville. : hi ' N mm ALGAE on Upper Klamath Lake will be the concern of these three botanists for the next three years. They are starting a study of the condition in order to arrive at possible methods of con ' trol or eradication. From left are Jack MacLaughlin and Chester Peek graduate students at Oregon State College, and Dr. Harry K. Phinney, associate professor of botany there. Mac Laughlin will assist Peek during the summer months. The latter is to work full-time on the pro ject under the supervision of Dr. Phinney, Local Pastor Gets Mew Post I Klamath Falls until September 11, 011 which day he will preach bia larewell aeimon. The Rev. Richard E Graef. pas tor of Zion Lutheran Cnurch, an nounced tins week that he had accepted a call to be ototeor ot English and Greek at Coi.cordla Lutheran College m Austin, Texas. Concordia College is one oi the many pre-lhcoloL-ical training schools of the Lutheran Chuich. The Rev. Mr. Graef came to Klamath Falls m 1351. He hr.s be yun mission churches at Tulebke. Calilornia and at Lakevicw, Ore gon. For the last two years he served as president of the Klamath rails MiniMerial Association. He was a member of tne Child Guidance Council and of the Klamath Falls Ruiary Club. Tn making- this move he plans to continue his studies toward a doctor ol philosophy degree with t the intention ol making teaching in tne Lutnerun uuurcn a career. Tie Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Graef end their two sons will be in WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS Former's Y Implement Mtrrill-Laketiev Jet. Ph. S055 i HAVING TV TROUBLES? Call 2-0242 STONER ELECTRONIC SERYICE 7 Flower School Courses Offered All persons interested in attend ing the fourth course of the Ore- Chiloq-jin Church Planning Picnic CHILOQUW The Chiloquin Bible Standard Church Smidat' SchOOl Will hold ft atvu-.al Saturday af'ernooii, Ausjual 27, it Collier Park. The bus wilt t.iv ii.n Poillt-Aeencv 1 nlro rmo an ! crs are asked to meet a"t the church j ft- 12-30 noon for transportation. Volghl's give Green Stamps, get j your school supplies early. gon State Flower Show School to , ington and Mrs. D. C. Mahoney, bo held at the city library, Au-1 pcidlelcm. Friday is Fish Day m 4d 6rt4 AT cm,A yu .. . I25 Scollops I Frog Legs 35 Prowni I Halibut 10 Salmon I Ben B. Let, Mgr. Phone 6496 For Orders To Go KLAMATH 'Ai.i.1. ORIGON dust 29-30-31. may register at a.m. lor the course on each day of the school. Instructors will be Mrs. Frantz Nehammcr. Mercer Island. Wa;sh- E:tminations will be given on the last duy lollowing the lessons. 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