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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE BASIN BRIEFS name Mrs. Edna Page Orth.itlng his son, John Rtcfcardsou and iciuiucu uj ruifc r.iamaui lale m Eepiember Iioin two weeks' visit with her son and family, the James K. Orths, at Modesto. Visitors at the home of Mrs. O. W. Oitield in Merrill recently were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brown ol Mediord. Rummage The rummage sale sponsored by the auxiliary ol Tule lake Post, American Legion, No. 164 will be held Monday, Tuesdav end Wednesday. October 10-11-12 "In the Kadou building. Awav Mrs. Victoria Thaler. Tulclake, city cleric and municipal Judse is in Los Angeles as the guest oi relatives. She accompan ied Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. P. A. Dobson who are in Los Angeles on business. Speaker Dr. Elmo Stevenson, president of Southern Oiegon Col lege, Ashland will speak at the October 20 meeting of the elemen tary school PTA. Time of the meeting is 2:30 p.m. His topic will be. "Why Johnny Can Read.'1 " Teachers of the Newell ele mentary school attended a three day teacher's institute at Alturas this week, October 5-6-7. Rummage Sale sponsored by (he. Altar Society of Holy Cross Church, Tulelake, October 13-14-15. Rummage may be left at the parish hull and donations will be accepted. " Guests Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Goormg, Newell, have as house guests. Mrs. Gooring's sister, hus band and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hnmmermeister and a fam ily friend, Howard Burns, San Francisco. family at Eastside. The John Rich ardsons (Junior) were weekend visitors irom Gateway, Oregon. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jamison, New ell, are Jamison's-sister and her husband, Mr. - and Mrs. Jack Fletcher, San Gabriel, California. Visiting Mrs. Myrtle Easley. Cottage Grove. Oregon, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Leon Van Nortwick and family, Newell. ' Tn School Ken Ablard, stu dent at Chico State College, has returned to classes after a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. ; Louis Ablard, Newell. Rolarian's of Tulclake, heard Fr.ul Rogers, district commander of the American Legion speak on the functions and duties of a dis rtict commander at a meeting- of the club Wednesday. October 5 in the Sportsman's Hotel. Charles Smith, high school senior. 1953 delegate to Boys' State at Sacra mento yave a report on his trip. Malln The women of the Aid Society of the Malin Community Presbyterian Church will hold a rummage sale Tuesday. October 11, starting at 0 a.m. in the Friendly Center, next door to the Broad way Hall. The sale will continue during the week until all items arc sold, according ta-jMJ'fl:" Halbert Wilson, president. Items include several quills and other desirable articles, contributions are sun solicited. Hunting In the Eastside are? over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Benham and Mr. and Mrs. Peranls. all of Coos Bay. Benham and Mrs. John O'Nell are cousins. Attending the sale at the Mo doc Auction Yard in Alturas Sat urday were Truman Harlzo and John O'Neil of Eastside. Farm Machinery for the Her man Sherrard place at Eastside was purchased at Alturas last week by Sherrard and Walt Lightle who is a tenant on the place. Mr. and Mrs. Sherrard left Thursday for their home at Sonora, California John Noble of Ashland is vis- Weekending at Eastside were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson and children of Shedd. who visited his mother, Mrs. Delphia Nelson who nad just returned from a visit to Corvallis and Salem. Buddies Arriving at the Lee O'Neil home at Eastside Satuiday were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan son of Los Angeles who were en route to Canada. Swanson and O'Neil were together in World War II in the Army. Recovering Charles Drinkwa ter, who is in Lakeview HosDilal after having been shot in the thigh by a careless hunter while hunting with nis wfe and two sons near Lakeview, is getting along fine.. He is the son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs , Biil Wells of Eastside. His brother-in-law, Marvin Wells, has taken over the management of the Associated Gas while Diinkwater is in the hospital. Fruit Mr. and Mrs. Tony Funderberg of Ashland came oyer to Eastside and Lakeview with a load of fruit last week and stopped to visit her daughter, Mrs. Lee O'Neil and family. Bonanza Mr. and Mrs. John Toner of Lebanon are visiting at the homes of Mrs. Birdie Burk and Mr. and Mrs. Benson Dixon in Bonanza. Other visitors at the Dixon home have been their daugh ter, Mrs. George Simmons, and family of Canyonville. Kills Bear Fred Markwardt of Chiloquin, shot and killed a' bear just 50 feet from the water hole near the tents at King s cabin From Japan The Rev. and Mrs. Phil Rounds, missionaries to Japan for the last five years, have been houseguests of their former college friends, the Rev. and Mrs. Leif Maimin of Chiloquin. Both ministers are affiliated with the Open Bible Standard Church. The Rounds were guesi speakers at the Chiloquin Church last Sunday. Chiloquin Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Calloway, parents of Mrs. Roger Wright Sr., with whom they nave made their home, left recently for Texas where they plan to spend the winter with a sister who has been recently widowed: During their Slav in the south, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wright Jr., are living with his parents. Mrs. Wright and her son each" work a shift at the service station at the Rapids on U.S. 97 which the family took over this summer. Wright Jr. Is com muting to OTI where he iias start ed a two-year course. Cedarville The Ladies Auxil iary to VFW Post 7888 of Surprise Valley will hold a food and rum mage Bale at the IOOP Hall, Oc tober 22, in Cedarville. ' Modoc Dance There will be a dance Saturday night, October 15, sponsored by the McArthur Grange at the McArthur Grange Hall. 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Hunting Billy Waldrip. former Merrill rancher who lives at Yuma, Arizona, and Tom Howell of Yuma are in Oregon for deer hunting. They will, also visit Waldrip's brother, Sherman Waldrip in Merrill. Dinner Planned Methodist Youth Fellowship of the First Methodist Church will serve a ham dinner from 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday at the church. Following the din ner, there will be entertainment. Wear-Ever contest winner in the old pan contest at Roberts Hardware, 3890 South Sixth, will be announced at 1 p.m. Saturday. Contestant must be present to win the prize. Speech Major Paul Kindsval- er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kindsvaler, 79 Lincoln Street, is a senior speech-literature major at Linfield College, McMinnville, Ore gon, , Pledged Jeanne Condrey, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. George E. Condrey, 1936 Fremont Street, was recently pledged at Delta Del ta Delta at the University of Nevada. . To Meet The Klamath Falls Lioness Club will meet at- 7:45 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Vernon Moore on the Merril High way. Aiemuuis are asjtca 10 onng old hats tied up in a sack. The hats will be exchanged, sight un seen, and worn throughout the meeting. The joint, meeting with the Toketee Lioness group has been postponed until next month. NCO Railmen Plan Reunion ALTURAS Former NCO Rail way families will hold a reunion Sunday evening at 6 p.m. at the ; Alturas Grammar School nil pur pose room, it was announced this week. All railroad people, whether for mer employes of the NCO or not. are invited. The evening- will be gin with potluck. Bring plates, knives, forks and spoons, also a dish, of food for the supper. David Myrick, who is compiling data tor book on the NCO, will be a special guest. For further information, contact Charlie Chap man or Ora Demick. U of 0 Students Pledge Sororities UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu gene Tile university's sororities pledged 257. freshman coeds at the end of the 'fall term rush period which ended Wednesday morning, September 28. upperclass women and transfer students nlcducd during a special three-day period at the beginning of new student week, during which 59 coeds were pledged. This brings the total fall term pledges to 316. On the pledge list of freshman women from Klamath Falls were: Alpha Chi Omega, Reva Snell; Alpha Delta Phi, Susan Peak: Alpha Phi. Carrie Heilbronner; and Dclln Gamma, Anna Kay Angstead Jan Kenyon, and Nancy Warren. Linda Pope, Chiloquin, pledged PI Beta Phi. Best-Known Home Remedy for suffering of CMOS y.cKs Vvaporub Rub on Relief... Breathe in Relief 97 SUPPER CLUB ONE WEEK ONLY ! 97 SUPPER CLUB Choice Steaks ..... 2.50 Southern Fried Chicken 2.00 HEDDI RICHMOND DIRECT FROM HONOLULU Best One Girl Show To Ever Hit The Klamath Basin ... Character, Interpretive Dancer 3 SHOWS SAT. 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