Herald and news., May 15, 1958, Page 3, Image 3

THURSDAY, MAY 15. 1958
HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE 3 A
BASIN BRIEFS
Silver Lake Helen Iverson.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Iverson. Silver Lake, and a
freshman at Paisley High School,
has been selected to attend 4-11
Club summer school. She was a
champion exhibitor in leather
work at the spring fair in April.
Visitors at the Lawrence ker
atin home. Silver Lake, have been
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gruber, Long
Beach, Washington, former resi
dents of Silver Lake.
Hospitalized Mrs. Floyd
Branch, Fort Rock, is a patient
at St. Charles Memorial Hospital.
Bend.
Ninth Birthday Walter McGee,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mc
Gee. Fort Rock, celebrated his
ninth birthday on May 11. Doug
las and Donna Hergert, Bill and
Alan Parks, and Walter's grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mc
Gee, were guests at his party.
Weekend Guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. i Rube) Long of Fort
Rook were Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Rattarree and daughter, Sharon,
of Marcola.
Alturas Northern Rebckah
Lodge No. 208. Alturas, will honor
those who signed its member reg
ister during May in previous
years, with a program and re
freshments after its regular meet
ing Friday night, May 16.
Trip The senior class Q Bieber
High School eai9J $1,700 during
the year which tlffy usefl to go to
San Francisco and Sacramento for
three days on tfenr sneak. Mrs
Svan Gicy, president of the
BWar Joint PTA, was one ol
filieir chaperons.
SHDHfiSys Sicjoff dinner for
ffi Miioc Community Concert ?s
efiEtatiflte wa Mcsfiay night, May
A at St. Michr Guild flail,
Claras. Mrs. Pearl Cummers,
tb"o Yarft, rjO'P5ntative of the
national 'organization, was ayest
Summer Lake Laurence and
David Hand, young sons of Mr.
and Mrs. Deimar Hand, were bap
tized at Sunday evening church
services at the Church of Our
Savior. Summer Lake, May 3
Hostesses for the coffee hour fol
lowing the services were Mrs. Guy
Foster and Mrs. Jud Harris. The
Itev. David St. George announced
services will be held at 7:30 p.m.
from now on throughout the summer.
Rally A social hour and politi
cal rally will be held in Dorris at
the Star Inn banquet room Friday,
May 16. The social hour will be
gin at 4 p.m. Two state and 12
county candidates are slated to
speak beginning at 8 p.m. Mrs.
Flora-Lee Reeves, finance chair
man of the Siskiyou County Demo
cratic Club, urges the public to
attend and meet their Republican
and Democratic candidates. Donations.
Montague Installation of new of
ficers for 1D58-59 of the Montague
Parent-Teachers Association will
mark the final meeting of the
school year of the Montague Unit,
scheduled to be held on Thurs
day evening, May 15. 8 o'clock
at the Montague Elementary
School. The social hour will be in
charge of the kindergarten room
mothers.
QKnxtB Pnn-Tref& Bwmvard
8a ' Mr. and Mrs. r. . Run
UDetA, .Napa, ta a'introi Alturas
aefwffis sun s now semap gt
ttetttalcy, it a nmnlin of' tfto
tfaieity te haling teem. Immaffialg
JS after graduation m J jus, he
Soil msr If Navy as so en-
; - SfleHBW)auJ WertfpjB. Alturas
I tteftttay patrolman. antf His faro
fy-Mt tOB Claude. Wemples or
gastfzwuia as gOESls tBe
Graham Chats
Gi) Sex hi
- Snme Thnntas Elms anfl Sattwv
tffitertim fnan Travis fiir Base,
&Cbniia, and UumaM Brarier and
tHr-. and Mrs. Donald Palmer
frti'rft gmrinid Aa Bast, Spokane,
te'flOHbanttWk ere- twt is Ctta
fnulk Jar MM'rurra bay.
OtwotKg Oar The owner of
tliamnnd Lake Lodge, near Che
mult, am at tfta lake clearing
the autre to he ready for open
ing day an May S. The? report
the snow is melting rapidjy and
Wtft not hinder ftsnuig.
CheainK The Mather TKiy
breakfast was vll attended at
OertKift. Mini Fumiso Mara, Ja
f;an. vaa fuaai ipeaber. She ii
student at Western Baptist Tlw
ulogical Seminary, Portland, and
inectt to return to Japan in a
year to do missionary vork
among har own people.
lit Hospital Jess Pennington.
Sulrtmer Lake, was taken to Lake
viw Hospital Saturday after he
heme seriously ill. Me was to
in the hospital aaveral daye f
ofcsprvetion.
Gtn?sts.-&Jr. mS Mra. iewnial)
fl&imsa and cam), Raftart and JUiv
nijs, were Mothers fay stasia of
Mrs. JVimes Berwua, Mr. and Mra
..iy Foster, Klamath falls. The
t9 buys are jmvliiuj thia wrofe
widt their arndusrenls ss Mia
Eiaiss oro vacatjditing in BrfOo.
JRoia ttonolnln-Mrs. Roy Ca-
ion and Mrs. Fraia Graves, both
of Summer LaSe, returned recent-
V from a grnriae-sponscred tour
4o tha Hawaiian Islands. 61rs. Car-
bio and Mrs. Graves are sistorj.
SAN FRANCISCO (UP) -Billy
Graham oays no age has empha
sized sex more than ours
"and enjoyed it lSs."
Sex, the evangelist told an ai(Jl
ienc of 14.9S) at the Cow Palace
Wednesday night, is God-given
rfind can bring heaven ox hell de-
pencans on how it is used.
"Sex is like foe," he e:iid.
"l?scd wissly, it can be a bles
sing. Used unwisely, you era be
burncfl by it."
Ha rboa" as tha text for his ser
mon, lliUi aft Sis six-eB crusade,
tlio Seventh Commoiolment:
"TtaQ, sctaiii Sd? foraiptf eflai-
ttSTI."
leferriaa 1 tha mtolcrei em
pUesia on sex, Graham efinl:
"Now that we ar froto do
as we litte, wo dttn't liee Q)hftt we
do. Many tuwile aw e'roo.fg sick
by Www set lilwrties."
Grahatn Rated thit tits tiDK of
so is genereily tarom anajna oiin
sifite. Bia ta SBift ha helimes
it's about tinw that thep dis
cus? sa arm m miolratttmii
Ira Jily from the pttlpit.
To act as if we had) no &?x
deiiires would foriiuj aluait hypu
crisy and compteses," he said.
To M&et Officsrs
Paul O. Sheets, deputy supreme
secretary of the Loyal Order of
Mnose, will nneet with the new
officers and chairmen of Klam
ath Falls Moose Iiodge an Thurs
day, May IV for a workshop session.
Klamath Falls is tm of five
Moose lodges in tha state of Ore-
gun chosen for this school of in-
structwn by the jworeme luoga at
Uimtse'heart, lllinots.
Officers of the Merrill, Bend,
P.edmond and Sledford kidsfs have
heen invited t attend ttke ses'.ion,
hich will ok preceded by a H:ni)
p.m. dinner, served h? the Women
of the Matwe.
Aisn an Thueeday night's aaend.t
will he presentation of awards and
trophies of the Mans Pa's bowling
leeaut', and a program in how of
the retiring officers of the Klam
ath Falls Mrarae Lcirise Ha. llim.
ttifl Mrlls, entertainment chair
men, i9 in charge of the program.
ssmns books
PROVIDKNCB, H - A team
of Brown Univeiity papcaoledists
reports that readipg smutty btoibs
(bms ngt mite the reioler mflPe
lively to commit sex crimes. Drs.
Nissim Levy, Lewis Lipsitt Piftl
.ludy F. Ro;Pnblith said blaming
kd literature is o ?rai of
"scapagoatism".
- a BOH rprsnioIiT
" dfecdilbe ela.
. Cot f th Cascades
- 7ert??Aerfar6jif . . .
: a njoffl of G3TSJRITT
a member of a pioneer
familv with nearly a
century of outstand
' ing heritage in Eastern Oregon.
a man of EXPERIENCE
who ha freely dedicated many
', hours of service to activities
benefittm all of the people
cast of the Cascades,
' a t&in of FAITH
1 ht the future of Oregon nnd the
rights guaranteed all Americans
the rights of labor, business
"-' men and farmers equally.
Shi
- I l S 1
ttaWtfv'V, , W) ewu
Sore to 64 M "se - sove L1 f
' tj . ; t
x r f . .
1 1 IB io o
While Quantities Last!
Shirts With a
Long, Lustrous
Life
Reg. 3.98, 4.98 "
$
Regular $1
Cotton Aprons
Sov
Beautiful assortment of oprons,
including coverall, bib and band
styles. Various fine fabrics.
It
do
18x30-in.
Reg. 1.95 to 2.75. Cut from
first quality carpet remnants
of cotton, royorti, rayonnylon
Many colors.
. .v. . .v,,::-,v.U... -,.:,A
CHECK THESE
SUPER SPECIALS
Tana Up Kite for
Cor 0&Br
$1
Rogulor to 1.79 1
Includes condensers, rotor, points.
Everything to completely re
tune HO distributer. Ail high
quality parts.
Save Almost Haff
Summer Hats
$1
Regularly 1.98 B
Alert women will snap these up.
Large or smalt brims. Laces,
straw cloths, ribbonettes. White
or pastels.
msm.
Screen print, bl$ nock
style. Reg. to 1.19, size 4-16.
ashfast cottony for fte warm
suffujer oyi. Si ins
la snort stripss, aloijs, so loft.
Loio?r tcMI (BSteg.
TBo stfta, atl dbkA
Gifts' Coal Coifaft
Jmaico Sfcofts
2 I
Regularly 1.00 .... tor
dig Dollar Day savings on gay
chno shorts with two pockats.
Pearotb bUja, blacta, goy, rs,
bhosi. 7-14.
Batb Mat See is
Usually 1.49 .
ftich cut-pile colton chentllo
mat in smart alternating blocfc
and soft-tone strifies. 'lexSO-in.
Matching ltd covfr.
m
$1
NOW
Many patterns, colors In
cotton and rayon with a
sunny loab! WashfaW . . .
always colorfully fresh
after it's washed. S-M-L-XL.
See them now!
A -O -ff- ' ' O M 'l
11
eHite
of tftBSB rdftD3oirf cQrcaa twcdB
brefft. touNb Cttoo cdrffij
S6i &ZE9.
hraeft, nUis enttcll. V
MARION T.
WEATHER FORD
Republican for
CONGRESS
. DISTRICT 2
Now . . Swv 98c on
Ffhf Pillow
Regulory 1.9
Blij and whit striped cotton
ticking. 2127 in. 75
crushed chickffn fathers, Ti
cn.tf-d fftiOh feathis.
20-Gallot Steel
diafbage Can
Usuolly 3.98
Weavy galvanized steel con ha
9 tight fitting cover . . . keiR
garbage ond odora in, p-;ts out.
Sew on Bag. en?
Regularly 1.49 ,. 1
Rake 14-inch wide head with
14 curved spring steel tines.
Hoe hos 7 inch steel blade to
stay sharp longer.
2-Tia Hgnstfessp Cat
Special
iturdy, stcei cart has J-way
electrical outlet for appliances.
White tiers, easy-roiling casters.
Same os pictured, but with only
2 tiers.
Big Group ScsS $
Stan mil ItvttlB far mnvt nmnmntn a A
in ynur tmniif. Rswtnrtf to .9B,
,ctdi$ FcBfeomisos $
Bol? Hull irytc is wonrfdrfut i
Nyta 141). ecfara. Rnj, M
Glac'iobs Bulbs
tig aaanrtttcirt, hardy toriulf. iM I
Men's Slacks $i
100'i oni fUnnal slDclta. etut o (aik K
10 id 40. Ra- AlronitiDiia axfrtr.
Linoleum TIE $c
SrandorJ vgh tit ig m.t
tonS pattern. Fada raiistant Pr
aatDn. 9x9-ia,
Terry Washdoihs $1
Soft catron torry wohiil:rti H
ljx11-in.
Wriola ulibJ ajroa ii tan- ,5?fe J
farina 1or wa3biliy. Say fiA '
sew. f)c4. 74b 74.
P(H9,
Modern Bdijrcom CHoftSwiT I
rriuntiu i ohi . 1 Wis ......?.....'.
AttroeUvB 2-tlahh fixfurit fc Srforiai4 Wxarutf rrtlrisjr)i
quort while afmutate cut alasit woj'm PW
shade. Blends with any decor. 6'u cataf sWt a7v?ij We;,
yiany colon.
Buy today f
Summer Slousei of 'Caforfuil Sns l
Easy-coro Coon Tcfflp Pkt Wusf
CMl rSiton lisse. Print galtOPOt.
(Sue 7-14. ftc. tn 2.9.
ON CERTAIN ITKS
Missel' Sizes
Terrific Dollar Day 8uv! IS
styles . . . fclnuson or ruckirb
Drio 4ry broadctaih. nnt, ot
Ids. 32 fo 38.
Sbiaial Punwna b
Cau'd xcvn ro pffy ago ito
(him ftuxbli! cumao rop I tT&
9ldin. fiasa to ctaan. rV.cmy
Use in hornb at car.
. --' WOTWBr
',''
ft
ft -'.
1 ( lna fp
-eS-eU-MaMMsaMsV aautaaatinfi
:
r '
- jaw 11. !w-.as,,wc,.;y. t
'x!8. ff. ffo
FCg 7 S3 PaltgrBS pplflfl era ' .
'ot wth eW or,ft j)fiS(fi CiOfil Ginojo salritan) OT3i n
Special Purchase
of Cotton Socks!
'1
Now fc or.
Smart assortment of men's socks
that were made to he sold for
from 69c to a $1.00. In sizes
10 to 13.
Perforated All Steel
Ironing Table
Rpg. 7.98
Perforated top gives faster,
cooler ironing. Sturdy table
stands 35 in. high. Bsked-on
enamel finish.
Big Group GREETING CARDS
20 . '1
Reg. ISc each
Cards for all occasions . . . Buy now .
ot this close out price.
Sovo
uij) Barton .Qsyb
;mmmm
Sal Wioos G13
Boys' SjjirlO
bpeciol
Regularly to 1.98. Cotton no
Irons, broadcloths, jlub-weaves.
Semi-spreoH collars. Bright, pas
tel tones. 4-16.
Clara?? to2iK32D
Reg. 4.59
Etro heavy 10-gauge, Mirror
finish outside. Satin finish bot-,
torn. lO'j-in. with lid.
133 So. Eighth
Phono TU 2-4481
SHOP FRIDAY
TIL 9 P.M.
Is I
t4. ftlittc.1 WtothvHMd to Can4M C... w. Leotil tn., '""B 3". -
: o