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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1955)
A- i U-, ... j,. . HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE (3 L 1 i: ' I'l l )(': 1! ni.-i I C i AM? I c O' Orr.i isvn '.Mi I ' :hr.v. r i S:'.. 8: SI" v Y :P.f . 4 f' i C 111:1 )i c to li'n-. Mr. T.iree Kui'li ' kir.:.i- . ii rr: P 0 N !:. ' 'Art. Chi..'. pl:.' : ' 1 server ;::lj . .: bm : l.'ie. j I Lo'.m ll-im!..,. end Pcl.';-L!(j: Snow i.-v.Mlftis: J. C.1--.1-:vs (i: t'.ic l I nov. acj urn! JWJteW ghu-h- thv narr.uory Of the ca..f Mr ana Mi;, lijrcid MeKa are' jonn und Mai v. :'.:!(: riarcneo ir-i:1.'1. LV" C-crn ami Kcitm' Re ' I e .slrrvierds.. Tir Wise Men Are I.ouK .loyv-n. Mr! vin John.sor. ancf Arthur Jormson, and the technician is Bed P.'.ma. Members oi the 17 voice clioir are Mrs. Robert Snow. Mrs. A. D. Alexander. Mr-. S. D. c'.irowl. Mra.-Hnv Duvun. Mrs. Cecil Hum pheey, iMrsi June Nar.c.rrow, Mrs. Arlie 'Rn-c, Mrs. Lorin Hamlin. Mi. Willu.m lltiircll. Cecil Hum phrey. Verne cut-. Oeiie Hjnilm. It J. Chambers. Iv.l Taylor. Clar ence Cftsehi'-'i-. Korert Cascbier and Lorin Hamlin . rhe purjlrc- is welcome. Exposes Hopes . MIAMI, Vl:: ".?) Leonard W. JIull, . JleiHiblicnn national chuir lnan. tio;;y . expressed ontimism over GOP chancos of winning Flo rida ,nain ,in 1P5l .Hull, who. arrived last iiht irom Washington lor a vacation of sev eral ci.:ys, .bvuslifd aside questions (:oncer:u;i:tPre: idMit Ei. cnivuvor's future h!:i'us but spoke confidenllv of Rep'jbl:c;m pv-nccts iv::t- ye;v bcj'cve Florida v;ill be (lie fiVit soiiU'ci'ii .sia'.e to join the P.e publican anks permanently," he predictcr!v - r Al WIKNCi: -GFCANTKI) TOKYO r 'I'Tiie Emperor and impress 'granted an audience to President A. . Bilker ol Ruiary Intt rnalior.nl una Mrs. Baker to ,day at the imperial palace. Ant: & r tI N!W U.S. ARMY ENLISTEES. Louis J. Prevosl Jr., left, and William E. Foote will go to Fort Ord, California for their basic training. Prevost Is a former member of the U.S. Air Force.. Foote attended KUHS prior to his enlistment. New enlistees not in the picture who will also go to Fort Ord for their basic arc: Cris G. Still, former U.S. Navy man; Edward E. Moorman and David L. Alexander, both former KUHS students. Prevost enlisted for the Transportation Corps, Foote and Still, Armored, Moorman, Airborne and Alexander, Signal Corps. The men were able to choose their type of service under the personal selection option the Army offers enlistees. . . Christmas yrkey Shoot ECIcimafh Gun Club Wocus Traps Sunday. December 18 Starts 10:30 A.M. SNACK BAR WILL BE OPEN Assembly Of God Sunday School Prepares Program Hie annual Christmas program ier will recite. "Away In the Man- Ronald Conner. "Gcd's Gift:" reel- "Give Your Heart." will h. minor of the Assembly ol Cod Sunday ter." itatlons by Thomas Golden. Robert !hv shirlev Elevens Pecitai'ons School will 'os given Sunday at; 'l'.ie primary department will i Moore. Daiyell Mitchell. Sue Ta- ;n, hi ,. , . ' "'u" 'J:45 a.m. in the church cuditor. pre -.en! the following children inbor, Bobbv Tabor. Amelia Monll-! gv.eu oy Jlmmy onyder, mm. M: a. June oalioway ana I recitations: Linoa Puller, Lai y;gue and Janice Fuller. ueuy laoor. eetty utvons, Nina Mrs. Ellen Kellogg are in charge Turner, Jerry Clardy. Judy Hen-! "Always Near Me." will be sung of the program. laeraon. Eddie Givens, Roy Collins, by Danny Henen and Richard Sny- Tne welcome will be given by j Billy White, Dsanna Snyder, Patder. other recitntloni. will be by Flciy Aimersou. jne nuvseiy ciai-s ciar.;y, Barry oalioway. Kooerl Booby Lamhert. Charles Clardy, solo, "The Lord's Prayer." "A Christmas Prayer," will be recited by Rooeit Henderson and Jimmy Whlilock. Treats will be given to all thou present at the program. will sing two choruses and give! Flackua, Dev.ayne Flacitus: duct the recl-.atious, "The Little Baby I by Janice and Linda Fuller. Jesus." and "We Can Help." by There will also be recitations by Nona Kay Moore. Judy Collins and i Betty Jo Mitchell, Shaii Helger, Jimmy Payne. ' Deaiine Calloway, Jer.nette Lnm- The beginners' class will liavclbert. Patricia Rhodes, Jolean An recitatlons by Bobby Rhodes. Lin- Crews. Linda Turner, Carol War- da Moore, Eonnie Dicky, Karen ren. Kalhryn Claidv. Lynora Le- Barleen. All the beginners willllieck. The primary classes will situ sing. "Away In a Mangcv." Taere j "Silent Night." will be recitations by Mike weoer.l Others appearing on the program Billy Kruger and Ricky Bray. Me- lie Krucer will recite, "My Do:iy." Karen Snyder and Charlotte Park-1 I I flJ AND YOUR i . . ..cst a i wain. 1 UUtill . 1 J)ml-"-1., I 1 VTRAK-".1 1 Will lUVt ' 1 yia A TH1S a 1M will be Pegsy Kelloag. piano .olo: KaHMfKIIISSKMXaiW. r. R STORE-WIDE SALE! l jf .am mi. it a 1 A- Req. $11.95 Volne Only, 'SPECIAL! Attractive cliairs with plastic covers in lirjlit nnd cerlt q r e e n, twoeiis, two shades., of . red. Kordwaod leqs and frames, ns-saq scat construction. 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