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    FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Helen Hayes' Son In Debut
HOLLYWOOD 1 Helen Hayes'
adopted son, 17-year-old James
MacArthur, made his big-time
television debut as an actor last
night on CBS in "Deal a Blow," a
itory of juvenile delinquency, and
acquitted himself admirably. His
father Is Charles MacArthur, playwright.
Universalists,
Unitarians Meet
Weed Wabeno
Group To Meet
WEED Mrs. Al Cook, presided
at the regular meeting of the Weed
Wabeno Council 231. degree ol
Pocohontas, Friday night, August
9 and announced October 1 as the
date of the official visit of the
Great Pocohontas of the state of
California to the Weed Lodge.
Mrs. Orville Rennlng was ap
pointed chairman of a food sale
to be held Saturday, September 3,
at the Weed Mercantile.
Other plans made were for a
banquet to precede the October
official visit which will be held at
the Savoy Hotel.
Mrs. Andrew Schneberger was
given the delegate award and Mrs.
Ruth Patterson the mystery pack
age for the evening.
Refreshments were served fol
lowing: the adjournment- and en
tertainment of games. Hostesses
were Mrs. Alva Welch and Mrs.
Pearl - Sbarbaro.
Two officers Roy Holder, pow
hattan, and Mrs. Ethel Moore, in
stalled at the August 5 meeting.
assumed their duties at the meet
ing.
New Bookkeeping
System Approved
YREKA The Siskiyou County
Board of Supervisors has author
ized a new. modern bookkeeping
aystem for five county depart
ments.
The auditing firm of Porterfield
and Harris of woodland, uaiuor-
nia, was hired to do the job at an
estimated cost of $2,700. The firm
Is currently conducting an audit ol
all county dooks, ana lasi ween,
its renresentative told the super
visors that the records In some
departments were in such bad
shape that an audit could not be
made. 1
Named In the report were the
Siskiyou County General Hospital.
he road deDartment. the surveyors
office, probation department and
the Yreka Judicial court.
Edward Arnold, veteran of the
stage, movies and TV, paid the
youngster a fine compliment:
'During my many years on the
stage and m movies, radio and
TV. I ve appeared in many gang
ster roles with many so-called
tough- youngsters, so I feel quite
qualified to say that he did a mag
nificent job and has an excellent
luture in the theater if he puts
hia mind to it. I had the pleasure
of working with his mother in
The White Sister' In 1M3. so
naturally got quite a kick out of
working with her son tonight."
Young MacArthur is a student
at Solebury School, New Hope,
Pa., and his previous acting ex
perience was limited to school
plays, a bit part on a radio pro
gram, a bit in summer stock and
another In "Salute to France."
recent theater project in Paris
His mother coached his theatri
cal career. She watched him be-;
tween ner entrances in "Skin of ;
Our Teeth" in her dressing room '
tt CBS. New York. She will see
the entire show via television re
cording. 1
Minister To Go To Texas
An international event, closely
related to the continued growth
of religious liberalism on tne
American continent, is 'taking
nlace in Detroit this week. Tne
Council ol Lioerai unurcnes is
holding Its first biennial conven
tion ill the motor city.
Nearly 900 Unitarian and Univer
salis! delegates from the U.S. and
Canada are attending the joint
council sessions, as well as separ
ate business meetings of the Amer
ican Unitarian Association and the
Univer3alist Church of America.
The six-day Protestant assembly,
which began August 23 and con
tinues through August 28 and which
marks a period of dynamic growth
for both denominations, has as its
iheme, "Man's Confidence In Himself."
OFFICE SPACE
City Ctnter
Air Conditioned & Quitt
DREWS Manstore
Following Sunday's 10:45 a.m.
s e r m o n at the First Bap'.ist
Churcn, the Rev. E. M. Causey,
the church's pastor, will be absent
from the pulpit until Sunday, Oc
tober 3.
He and Mrs. Causey will parti
cipate in schools of missions for
two weeks when they will speak
in 28 cnurcnes in north Texas.
FUGITIVE
TAIPEI, Formosa UV-The Na
tionalist Chinese news agency
Tatao reported today that ex-
Premier Pridi Phanomyong of
Thailand is visiting Moscow. Pridi,
a fugitive from Thailand, is leader
of the "Free Thai" movement
sponsored by the Chinese Commu
nists.
Substitute ministers for the
church here will till the pulpit dur
ing his absence.
On this Sunday evening, the Rev.
Dick DeLap, of Bakersfield, Califor
nia, will preach at 8 p.m. He Is
the son of Charles DeLap, county
clerk of Klamatn uounty. He for
merly had been pastor of Mt. Laki
Community Church and at Red
ding, California.
On Sunday. September 4. the
Rev. Paul McCasland of Portland
will be the visiting minister; Sun
day, September 11, the Rev. Oor
don C. Griffin, of Lake view will
talk; on Sunday September 28, the
Rev. Titus Fraiee, executive sec
letary of the Oregon Temperance
League, will speak, and at the
evening meeting the Rev, T. E. 1
Waden Will be the guest minis
ter; and final speaker before thv
regular pastor's return will be the
Rev. Fred Tedrlck, of Klamatn
Falls, on Sunday, September 28.
Accompanying the Rev. Mr.
Causey and his wife. Emma May,
on their trip to Texas will be their
son, Marlln. 18, of Klamath Falls
SPECIALIST IN
EARTH MOVING
Graham Bros. Phone 5541
MAIN STREET
STORE
BUILDING
FOR LEASE!
DESIRABLE LOCATION
AT 618 MAIN.
See Owner
At
Rudy's
6th and Main
Rein Hurlbut. of Klamath' Falls;
and jerry Jones, of Mills City, all
oi wrom win remain in Texas to
attend Howard Payne College in
Brownwood.
The Rev. Mr. Causey it presi
dent of the Klamath County Minis
terial Association.
YOUR
DODGE Dealer
2 Blocks South
of Pott Office
Jhank QJjom !
I wish to express my appreciation to the following
who have contributed to the Wiard Park Swimming
Pool Fund, some of whom are from out of town. The
fund has now reached $240.50.
Emil Schiesel S 5.00 Klamath Falls
Guy Merrill .S20.00 BPW Club $ 4.50
M.nianita Chapter, Ivan Lewis Carleton $ 5.00
OES $ 4.00 Harry Wiard family $100.00
N. A. Sherrick $ 5.00 Ruth King . $ 25.00
Friendly Circle ..'..$ 6.00 Art Gabrielson . $ 5.00
Jaycottes $50.00 Box Donations $ 3.00
H. B. Stevenson, Oxnard, Calif., $3
A. W. West, Yoncalla, Ore., $5
HARRY WIARD
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SPACEMAKER
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to Eastern Canada ond U.S. Stop
over Jasper 3 days. Choice of
return routes. From Seattle.
Approx. $117.15
I. Ale tea Crabe via the liwide
Pmocj 10 davs Vancouver, B.C.
to Skogwoy.$l 95.00 up Canadian
Funds.
J. "Triangle Tour" Central British
Columbia and Jasper Nat'l Park.
7 days all-expense from Vancouver
approx. $163,50 Canadian Funds.
4. Jasper In the Canadian Rockies
5 days all-expense trom Van
couver. opp. 3)123.50 Con. Funds.
5. Sub-Arctic Hudson Bay Tour
) 4 days incl. stopovers Jasper 1 day,
hotel Winnioeg 1 night, AH
expense tour Winnipeg-Churchill,
From Seattle app. $276.60.
6. lake- of -the - Woods District
(Minaki, Onr.) 14 days ncl. stop
overs Jasper 1 day, Minoki Lodge
3 days, 5-day cruise Lake Wmnr
peg. From Seattle opp. $25a.30.
7. Highlands off Ontario and
Niooora Falls 12 davs incl. Jas
per 2 days, hotel Niagara Falls 1
night, fareor Lakes cruise.
From Seattle app. $271.50,
t. Eastern Cities end tha UttnuV
Hons 12 days. Ottawa, Montreal,
Quebec, Thousand Islands, Tor
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f. Romantic French Canada 15
days. 4-day all-expense 550-mile
motor tour of Gdp Peninsula.
From Seattle app. $360.85.
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