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ITTCBALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1956
CITY BRIEFS
Mlnanl r:iuh The January
meeting of the Klamath Mineral
Vlua lo oe neia in ine coniercnce
rnAm nf thn r?hnmhr of Com
merce, S p.m. Thursday January
37 will feature the lapidary work
of H. E. Jones and a talk by Shar
on Adams whose subject will be
upon Aslec and Mayan culture.
Th. Klamath Mineral Cub a
non-technical organization of local
people Interested in extending aid
in thnK urhfl wmilH take interest
Jn following the field of minerals
and lapidary work as a nooDy, vis
itors are always welcome to the
meetings of the club.
Sister Dies Glen Ketherlngton,
438 Orant Street, has received
word of the death Monday night of
his sister. Mrs. Beulah Garbls of
Washington, D.C. Mrs. Garbls, a
former resident of Baker, had
lived In Washington for many
years.
Rummage Sale The Klamath
Chapter of the Order of the Ar
row, a scouting organization, win
have a rummage sale Saturday,
January 28, in the building next to
the Pelican Theater.
Meeting Thimble Club Neigh
bora of Woodcraft will meet to.
night at 8 o'clock In the KC dining
l oom. Election of oil leers. A 1 1
members and friends are Invited.
Great Books The Klamath Falls
O r e a t Books group will meet
Thursday at 8 p.m. In the City
Library. The book to be discussed
will be "Discourse on Method" by
Descartes,
Church Group The Christian
Women's Fellowship of the First
Christian Church will meet Thurs
day. A business meeting will be
held at 11 a.m. with a birthday
party and potluck at noon. A de
votional will follow at 1 p.m. All
members and friends are Invited.
Error Corrected A typographi
cal error garbled the meeting of
a caption on a photo of Shirley Ann
Putman of Denver which appeared
on page five of the society section
last Sunday. The second paragraph
of the caption should have read
that Miss Putman Is a graduate of
East Denver High School and a
atudent at Baylor University. The
caption was an announcement of
her engagement to William A.
Moak of Klamath Falls,
Meeting The WSCA of the First
Methodist Church will meet Thurs
day, January 26 at the church,
starting at 10:18 a.m. The prayer
group will be led by Mrs. Ella
Dickinson. An Epiphany luncheon
will be served at noon for new
members who will be guests. All
new members are urged and cor
dially Invited to be present. A pro
gram, "Scatter Seeds in Brazil."
will start at 1:30 p.m. Leaders will
be Mrs. Arthur Farr and Mis.
Martin Lougee.
Tickets There are still lots of
seats available for the New York
Guild plays, "The Picnic." Feb
ruary 21, "Sabilna Fair." April 10
and "The Letter." May 23. at Mills
School. The series of plays are be
ing sponsored by the Klamatn
Falls Business and Professional
Women's Club and will brlnu top
flight stage talent to this city. Tick
ets are avilable from any member
of the club.
Improving T. S. Nlda, ' 4542
Douglas Street, Is Improving at
Klamath Valley Hospital following
minor surgery on his left knee. -He
is an employe of the Weyerhaeuser
Timber Company.
Letter Gust P. Vourchls has
written a letter to the Honorable
Geortre Christopher, mayor of San
Francisco and enclosed his pictures
and some flower speclmans.
Dancing for Moose Bowlers, at I
the Klamath Falls Moose Lodge, I
1 p.m. to 2 a.m., Saturday, Jan
uary28. Free lunch. Members and
guests are invited.
Meeting The Builders Class of
the First Methodist Church will
meet at 7 p.m. Sunday, January
29, at which time a group discus
sion on youth orientation will be
led by Mis. Sylvia Tucker, Klam
ath Union High School senior orien
tation instructor.
Meeting Hie Aloha Past
Matrons Club will meet lor a 1
p.m. luncheon, January 27 at the
Masonic Hall.
SOC Honors KF Students
Two Klamath County students at
Southern Oregon College in Ash
land, Jack Kcnnelt, Junior, Klam-
BI-NLTIT DANCE
MERRILL A ham dinner and
dance for the benefit ot the March
of 'Dimes Is being sponsored by
the Loyal Order of Moofe and the
Women of the Moose ol Merrill
on Saturday nl?ht. January 28.
Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m.
In the Moo.se Hall. Dinner will be
served for a nominal charge for
adults and children. Dancing to
Bunnell's orchestra will follow. The
nubile Is Invited and all proceeds
go to the polio fund. Tom Slaugh
ter, civic affairs committee, Loyal
Order of Moose, is in charge.
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Serving the most delicious food
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Accused Rapist
Held In Jail
Ralph Edward Bennett. 55-vcnr-i
um .nun woiKei, was ncia in tne
county Jail In lieu of $20,000 ball
Wednesday after he was charged
with rape.
Bennett is allceed to have rav
ished ills 11-year-old stepdaugh
ter. The complaint was filed by
slate police.
When arraigned betore District
Judge D. E. Van Vactor, Bennc"
was allowed until Monday to de
cide whether he wants a prelim
inary hearing. I
ath Falls and Barbara- Havana,
sophomore, Malln, (jave been se
lected with 10 other SOC students
from a field ' of 9 candidates to
be named in the National Who'a
Who among American students
competition. , ,
Jack, graduate of Klamath. Un
ion High School, Is majoring in
secondary education and plans to
teacn mgn school social science
He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Kcnnett, former residents of
Klamath Falls, no'w linn In Med
ford. , , ". 1 L ' ' '. .
Barbara Is majoring in educa
tion, and also plans to teach: She
is the daugmer or sir. mu
Vincent, Havllna, Mslln.
Basic requirements for this
honor are: .junior. or senior stand-
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