Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 30, 1956, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1959 P.T.A. meetings be reversed with open house in February. Ms, Archie McClurg, ways and means chairman, reported a card party would be held February 4 and that potluck would be served before the card party. AH kinds of cards will be plaVed. She also gave March 10 as the date set for a rummage sale. Mrs. Harry Waggoner, program chairman, introduced a guest, Ms. Minnie Sules, who gave a delight- ful book review on "Minding Our Own Business," by Charlotte Paul. The special prize was won by Lola Stevens. Roomcount was won by Mrs. Carter's Fourth Grade. Refreshments were served in the jtiew cafeteria by the room moth er s 01 ait. uiusnon 3 room. PELICAN PTA By Mrs. Travis Miles The recent regular meeting of the r'elicpn PTA was called to or der by President Mrj. Herschel Jioseclo.se. Linda Dcen led the flag salute. Lie seventh grade boys chorus, directed by Mrs. Jane Craig, sang a medley of tunes. Secretary Mrs. Louis Natale read a letter from Virginia Dixon thank- Ing Mrs. Roy Fenning and Mrs. Joe Ivle for their blood donations. Several announcements were made by Charles McClln. A sports night is to be held January 27, with basketball, volleyball and tum bling planned for entertainment. A charge will be made for admit tance. Refreshments will be served in the- new cafeteria following the games. He also suggested that the programs for February and March Hommond Organ Chord Organ Largest stork lead ing make piano in this , part of the west. Rent a Spinet piano. . Rental pur chase plan. MclNTYRE TRAVEL SERVICE Your experienced agent, 627 Pint PHONE 2-2515 DR. J. W. LOWE Chiropractic Physician Complete Spinal Treatment Office Ph. 2-1131 - Res. 2-0182 1 1 1 So. 4th St. Stevens Hotel Bldg. Muscle Kw:wh prqpI LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. rain I 100 taiiets t 120 No. 7th MANY RADIO LISTENERS In Klamath Falls make the Lutheran Hour a weekly "must." The program is the subject of a feature story in the current issue of Coronet Magazine. Shown above are Or. Oswald Hoffman I right I speaker on the Lutheran Hour, and Harry G. Barr, Fort Smith, Arkansas, chairman of the Lutheran Hour operating committee. The program it heard every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. on Radio station KFJI. THE KENO IIOMF.MAKI-'RS The Keno Homemakers met at the home of Mm. Lorraine Ander son, Monday January 23. The meeting was called to order. Iris Sloan lead tho flag pledges. Judy Parker read the minutes and called the roll. Loretta Banders won the special prize. Mrs. De Orande demonstrated the art of gilt wrapping. The girls present were: Donna TYeer, Judy Parker, Sharon Mey er, Loretta Sanders, Iris Sloan, Helen Hiirlbut, Margie James, Margaret Shcllhorn, Sandra Bohra koff, Kathleen DeOrando, Sharon Owen, Cheryl Thunr.an, and Jan- eue cooper. Refreshments of cake were aerved. Kathleen DcGramlc, News Reporter , NEEDLES AND THIMBLES The Chlloculn sixth grade 4-H girls had their third meeting at the home of their leader, Mis. Virgil Walker. For the meeting, Mis. Walker showed the girls how to do the blanket stitch for their needle hold ers. Afterwards the girls sang songs until treats were served. Then the president dismissed the meeting. The girls were asked to hrlng Ihelr sewing kits nnd dried toffee grounds for their next meeting. Cherry Wolff, News Reporter ' PINS AND NEEDLES Deanna Brown called our third meeting to order. Volmn Terpen- ing reaa ine minutes and roll call was answered by each member. Trudy Brown led tis In the pledge. Then Carol Holt and Trudy Brown gave two yells. we sBng two songs. Then we aiaried our pot holders. All that We got done was straightening our material and basting them. Deanna Brown and Carol Holt served the refreshments. Then Dennna Brown adjourned the meeting. Fay Roberts, News Reporter PINS AND NKEDI.ES The meeting was called to order by Deanna Brown. Velma Terpen lng read the minutes. Roll call was answered by each member, giving a demonstration on correct posture, and walking. Trudy Brown led us In the plcclKe. Then Carol Hold and Trudy Brown gave two yells. We tiled to finish our pot holder but didn't quite finish. Refreshmenls were served by Trudy Brown and Mrs. Wilson. Fay Roberts, News Reporter OLFNK DAIRY CI.l'Il AND OI.ICNK HIT KMtOOS The meeting was held January 8 at the home of Elliott and Cheryl west. Enrollment cards were filled out by members who did not attend the Inst meeting. We were given our last year's rerord books and also received new books for this year. The record books were explained to the new members. We decided to appoint two mem bers to call the club members sev eral days before Ihe meeting, so as to remind them. Carol Reiling will call members living In Foe Val ley and Alvln Born will call those living in the Henley community. Alvln Born gave a report on the disease, ring-worm In CBttle. After the meeting. Mrs. West served hot chocolate, cupcakes, and cookies which wero enjoyed very much by ine club. After refreshments. Mr. West showed us his beef barn, some of his calves, and the mixture of food that he feeds them. Our next meeting will be held February 8, at Marlce and Ann Brclthaupt's home. Lalla Wakkurl, News Reporter MERRILL SHEEP CLUB The second meeting of the Mer rill Sheep Club was called to order by the president, Margaret Quails on January 2. The minutes were read and approved. Two bills were presented. One was for $2.61 and one was for $165. A motion was made and seconded that we pay them. We have four new members. They are Ray Rankin, Mary and Sandy Johnson, and Jim Reed. A motion was made and second ed that we pay $1 dues for this year. We also appointed a refresh ment committee for all year. They are Beverly Moore and Mary Ann Johnson. Demonstrations Wore discussed, but we mane no definite plans. 8:1 ra West ' News Reporter SNIP AND STITCH January 10. Joyce Dunn, brought i cockles for us. They wero very good. We are now on our head scarfs. It Is lots of fun as far as we have gone. Our head scarfs are going to be very pretty if we work nnd make our work nice. Karen Waritlc, News Reporter CLOSE OUT SALE Now In Progress At Art-Needlework SHOPPE 412 Main 1 a network of assistance... Your nicn.hcrj.hip in (he Oregon Suit Motor Association gives you the support and assistance of more than 7M) AAA cluhs and ofhecs in the U. S. and Canada when and where ou need them. AAA becomes your friend on the road . , , Huktrt. Oregon AAA otiiccs ar Untied at . . . IVnlarul, Asfori, . Salem, Eugene, Coos Hay, Mcdlord and Klamath Fall;. Protect yourself on the highway Join THi: OKIGON STAT I: MOTOR ASSOCIATK"). AAA hldg.,600 SAV. 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