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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1956)
T THURSDAY. MARCH 1, 1956 PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS KI.AMATH FALLS. ORECON Americanism Proaram Given DUNSMUIH A short American Ism program was presented lit the Dun&mutr High School on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Harold N. Welsh, Americanism chairman lor Epps Unit, American Legion Aux iliary. Mrs. Walsh urged the students essav contest and presented a booked entitled "Your Rugged Constitution" to the school library, fane is scheduled to appear at Uie elementary school next week to give a flmllar program. As part ot the Americanism and education program ol the unit, $15 was vot-jd at the last ur.it piec ing for purchase of flags for the elementury school rooms. Another $12.50 was voted lor purchase of historical record! for the high school. Mrs. Walsh save a short Ameri. canism program at the meeting Btressing the participation ot par ents and teachers in training our young citizens. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Nellie King. A thank you note from the aux- iliary hospital representative wai read by Mrs. Frances Brewer, re. habilltatlon chairman. Epps unit has recently sent $5 fo holiday napkins, 12 hospital bibs and 26 pair of scuffles. Services Held For Lyria Ward YREKA Services for Lyria May Ward, 65, of Hilt, were held Tues day afternoon at Oirdner's Chapel. Stella Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and the Rev. Harold Cole man of the Methodist Church con ducted (he service. Mrs. Ward died Saturday, Feb ruary 25, In the Siskiyou county Hospital. She was born In Duluth, Minnesota, on October 9, 1890. She leaves the widower; Frank H. Ward: two daughters. Mrs. Jackie McCullough ot Medford and Mra. Bcrnlco Oilcrest of Klamath Falls; a son, Dnnlvan Ward of lint, lour granddaughters ana n great grandson. DOOR9 OPEN 6:30 P.M. JTJNIOHT IS PELICAN SURPRISE NIGHT! MONROE EWELL ft ' o v Tom r f Uearlfth a COLOR. POORS OPEN :3Q P.M. ENDS TONIGHT ! The BENNY UUUUitl A IN V. STORY . TOMORROW MIGHTY O DRAMA OF THE LAST "DENNIS THE MENACE" aut urtrrniisi mn snwo ivw auov uuz flnxir hi AAV fApn phi iwi wtiur iii isur l-wj Lun-j ni- lytu miivi irt , BUT JOUR KID PUT UP A MARKER tomS CQUld'flKDiTIMRl Methodist Church Launches Dramatic Television Series fir CIIARLKS MKItCER NEW YORK I-The Methodist Church has launched a series of dram a tic television programs that should have a wider appeal than any TV dramas yet produced Club Seeks Duck Stamps The Men's Club of the Young Men's Christian Association here is seeking duck stamps from expired hunting licenses to use for points In the International Y's Men's Bishop's Fund contest, promoted to bring foreign Y's Men's delegates tn annual International confer ences. The next meeting will be In Estes Park. Colorado. Albert "Bud" Anderson Is chair man of the local Bishop's Fund, medium through which points are accumulated. Stamps are gathered from June lo June and apply on the International trophy which Is swarded on points. Tn date the local has gathered 38.500 points with a cash value of (138. Duck stamps have a value of 50 points each In the contest. Three hundreds points equal $1. Y's Men around the world, ac cording lo club officials, feel that this program Is Important lit the plan to promote International un derstanding and world peace. Con ferences are hold annually and each chartered club is required to send delegates every two years. Expired licenses with the duck stamp Intact may be mailed or taken to the YMCA or deposited In boxes for that purpose at the Clun Store, Hal's Sport Shop or Joe's Sporting Goods Store. Do not peel stamps from the license since damaged stamps are worthless. USHIKMKN DROWN SHIMONOSEKI, Japan W Thirty-three Japanese fishermen were believed drowned Wednesday after a violent storm in the Yellow Sea. Three fishing boats were sunk. Press reports said only two men from one crew and one from another had been saved. under the leadership of any church. In both concept and execution the series of 13 films entitled "The Way" represents a significant step in organized religion's growing consciousness of the TV medium. The series shuns preaching. Is nondenominatlonal In Its appeal, and Is solely concerned with dram atizing various aspect of Christian principles of living. OKKKKEI) FREE The series is offered free to any TV station anywhere with only these provisions: They will be shown in specified sequence at any desired regular weekly time ex cept an hour that might Interfere with church attendance. There shall be no commercial In con nection with them not even a "Co to church." The first drama. "An Eya for an Eye," was shown here last Saturday afternoon on the ABC network a local station. Distin guished by superior acting, It told this story: A gang ot hoys wreck a church recreation room. The minister, a calm, strong man, loses an eye when the boys gang up on him as he tries to restore order. The po lice regard the boya as "wild ani mals" who cannot be tamed; to fall to prosecute them, the police maintain, Is to turn their viclous ness loose on society. Bu' the min ister opposes prosecution. At hla request the boya are released in probation in nis custody, me i.u ures and the success are delin eated In down-to-earth fashion. CONVICTION A viewer Is left with the con viction that the answer to delin quency is no simple matter. One seos the power of the gang over its members. But the strong In fluence of people who care Is shown in a most convincing man- ne. It's not a subtle story. But It gives a feeling of reality in sharp contrast to many TV "religious" dramas which leave one with a roactlon ol unreality and sentimen tality. In no formal sense Is It preaching. But It is the best kind of preaching in the sense that what one is and does speaks more clear ly than any words. Through the excelent characterizations of the minister and his wile there flows a strong practical Idealism. mi vTT GREAT 3$ BUFFALO HUNT! l hunlm and an BT"NMtaZI Indian girl! STAMPEDE! ' THE LAST HUNT" ai COLOR and Cinemascope lernntj J RORFRT TAYLOR? T, STEWART GRANGER LLOYD NOLAN DLBRA -"-., PAGET DOORS OPEN 6:30 THE SCREEN THUNDERS ! 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Graveside Rites Held For Eddy YRKK A Graveside services at the Evergreen Cemetery were held Wednesday at 11 a.m. tor Nelson Edward Eddy, 62, a na tive of Yreka. who died Satur day at his home In Courtland, California The Rev. Harold Cole man. Methodist minister, of ficiated. He leaves his widow, Leona Rchrld Tddy; a daughter, Mrs. Joy Waliher of Gusllne; three sis ters, Mrs. Alta Strofeld of Yreka; Mrs. Aimer Ehret ot Corning and Mrs. Mildred Knight ot Menlo Park; a brother. Harold Eddy 0.' Yreka and two grandsons. Funeral services were held in Sacr.tmenta on Monday. I I est piano sleek In this part af the I, West. Many leading makes. I j milK R MAMU PIAKin Ct I tl . K III Klamath Falls a0rj, GENERAL r r L Pi LSALE pwced .TSStStSSfl ?t",T,v '""v""'" now jusf x KUHS Guild Plans Pelicana Klmih Vnion High School's Script and Microphone guild and the students of the tele-comimini-railon rl r currently working on their big project ot th year, Pelicana. Pelicana Is the yearly stage show presented to the public by this organisation and is the high spot in ihe year for the students ol the tele-communications class. Audmons (or the show that is slaled tor early April will be held in the Oirls Ovmnniuin and the Lillle Theatre ol KUHS, at 1 p m. Monday. Any typ ot talent is acceptable and everyone with instrumental, voca, or dancing abititr 15 urged to b. on hand in the birls Uym then auditions begin. PUSHBUTTON CONTROLS O CALROD HEATING UNITS THROUGHOUT O HUGE MASTER OVEN O FULL 40 INCBES WIDE 1 O COMPLETE WITH LIGHT Never before has a General Electric 40-inch pushbutton range been of fered at such a sensationally low price! Buy now and enjoy the con venience and dependability of a world-famous General Electric Range! Don' Pass Up Thh Great Opportunity ...Big Trade-Ins... Easy Terms WE GI1VE w GREEN STAMPS j) URKPATIRICK'S YOUR AUTHORIZED GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER jcud $id& Appliance 7th and Klamath AT SAME OLD. LOCATION Prion 8886
