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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1958)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 7 A Pastor Tells Camp Meeting MOUNT SHASTA The Rev. Lee DeSaulnier, pastor of the Mount Shasta Evangelistic Tabernacle, has announced that Wonderland Camp meeting, held each year in Wonderland Camp, will run this year from August 6 through Au gust 17. ur. Kooert Simonds, of World Gospel Missions, will be the principal speaker. Evangelistic minister Rev. Paul Sweet, of Voice of China Missions of Pasadena, will be at Wonder land Camp Sunday. August 10. Rev. Sweet was converted in Asia while a soldier in World War II. He has served missions in various parts of the Orient, and is familiar with most of Asia, and South Pacific. Rev. DeSaulnier asks that any one interested in this revival move ment to write Wonderland Camp Meeting at P.O. Box 72. Mount Shasta, for full information. Montague Club Holds Meeting MONTAGUE An outdoor meeting of the Montague Women's Society of Christian Service was held in the yard at the home of Mrs. Hugh French of Montague. The meeting was opened with prayer led by Mrs. Elizabeth Hes- tig. Program chairman for the af ternoon was Mrs. Bud Rung, as sisted by Mrs. Edward Hargreaves end Airs. Tom Toulouse. The meeting was closed with the serving of refreshments by Mrs. French. In addition to those mentioned above, others present included Mrs. Fred Boersma, Mrs. George Dexter, Mrs. Harold Coalney, Mrs Willard Freeman, Mrs. Cornelia McCracken, Mrs. Tom Lennon Mrs. David Raab, Mrs. 0. A. Sel- '. by, Mrs. John Stafford, Mrs. Jim 1 walker, and guests, Mrs. Jack Rey nolds, Mrs. Paul Weddle and Mrs. E. Bowman. ft WESTERN SINGER SALLY WELLS, who has appeared on TV and made personal appearances throughout the nation, will be guest star at Saturday night's dance at the. Red Barn, Dorris, California, along with Bob Adney. Bob plays the lead guitar while Sally supplies the rhythm and vocals. This popular night club team will play with Pee Wee Stid ham and his Butte Valley Rangers, from 9 to I o'clock, Pacific Standard (Oregon) time, Saturday night at the Red Barn. Young Couples' Class To Start Altar Society Leader Named Members of the Altar Society of Pope Pius X Church, during their annual meeting elected Mrs. Allen Barrett, president; Mrs. Jake On- gare, vice president; Mrs. Jim Grimes, secretary, and Josephine Reginato, treasurer. Following the election, Mrs. Grimes and Mrs. Ewing presented it pantomime and Mrs. Jake On garo read a poem, "Unity." At the close of the meeting Fa ther George Murphy, pastor of Pope Pius X Church was present ed with an anniversary cake baked by Mrs. Harry Mauk, in honor of ins 25 years of service in the church. A newly organized young cou-. pies' class will start Sunday morn ing, August 3, at 9:45 a.m. at the Altamont Junior High School as an addition to other classes of the American Baptist Church, Klamath Falls, which . presently meets at the school. The class will be known :mm, Church Leader's Life To Be Shown The full length feature "Martin Luther," will be shown Sunday evening, August 3, 7:30, at the Altamont Junior High School S900 South Sixth Street, by the American Baptist Church. This is the dramatic story of the 16th Century monk who set out to find God s truth and became the Fa ther of the Great Reformation. The film was shot on location In Western Germany with a cast from five nations chosen for their resemblance to the characters in the story as well as for their act- , ing ability. Directed by Louis de . Rochemont, all the highlighting events or Luther s life are por trayed with the greatest care to achieve authenticity in every re ipect. This powerful drama of Protes tantism has set box office rec ords both nationally and interna tionally as it portrays the immor tal Luther who said, "No man can command my consicence. . . . Here I stand." Admission is free and all are invited. New Pastor Fills Pulpit Rev. Robert C. Groves, new pas tor of the First Presbyterian Church, Klamath Falls, will fill the pulpit of his new pastorate at the 11 a.m. service on Sunday, Au gust 3. He has arrived here with his family, Mrs. .Groves, their three sons, Bobbie, Tommy and Chuckie, and a friend John Hees from their former home in Ukiah, California. Rev. Groves filled the pulpit of the F i r s t Presbyterian Church, Ukiah, for seven and one half years. John Hees will complete his senior year next term at Klamath Union High School. The Sacrament of Holy Commu nion will be observed Sunday at the morning service. Mrs. Walter Badorek will smg, "Draw Nign To God." Mrs. George Mclntyre will be at the organ. as the Young Homemakcrs. The usual classroom time will be devoted this week by discussion and organization. The class will plan for a nursery, coffee hour, discussion periods and distin guished speakers. If interested con tact Ralph Evans, TU 2-4393 or TU 2-4678. Richard Tucker, the Metropoli tan Onera tenor star, was an er rand boy in Wall Street before he became a singer. GUARANTEED Vacuum Cleaner REPAIRS Specialized Service on all Makes! No Matter How Old Ports, Bogi, Filter! in Stock Fret Pick Up and Delivery Dean's Stark's 122 So. 9th TU 4-7193 RACING! Klamath Speedway Saturday - Aug: 2 BASIN BRIEFS Card Party Midland Grange Home Ec Club will sponsor a card party on Saturday, August 2, at the grange hall. . , Meeting Midland Grange Home Ec Club will meet Tuesday, August 5, at the home of Mrs. Ralph Benoist at 1:30 p.m. All grange ladies are invited. Dance A Gingham and Over all Dance is to be held August 2 at the grange hall in Summer Lake. Music will be furnished by Little Joe and his Wranglers. Sup per will be served by members of the Summer Lake Guild. Dance at the Lorella Hall this Saturday night, August 2, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Three Notes plus One will furnish the music. bupper will be served. Recent Visitors at the Loyal Loveness home in Malin were Mrs. Loveness' parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Tout of Willows. Call fornia. They were here for the wedding of their grandson, Ron Loveness. To Portland to see her new grandson is Mrs. Donald Miller of Malm. He has been named Michael Kent and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miller. Returned Karl Moser of Rush Lake. Saskatchewan. Canada, re turned to his home recently after a weeKs visit with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nel son Woods, and grandson, Teddy, in Dairy. Home Mrs. Anna Hartzler was moved to her home in Hilde brand on Wednesday from the home of her daughter in Klamath Falls where she had been living :or tne past year. Mrs. May Car ter is caring for Mrs. Hartzle as she is recuperating from major surgery. From Sacramento Mrs. Leone Morrin of Sacramento is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Bell, Dairy. From Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Jake Moser of Hayden Lake, Idaho, were recent guests at the home of Moser's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Woods in Dairy. Another brother of Mrs. Woods, Ed Moser, Spokane, Wash ington, was also a recent guest. From San Jose Jan Clark, San Jose, is a houseguest at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Dairy. LDS GATHERING LAKEVIEW Some 40 families gathered at the Drews Creek park on the evening of July 26 when approximately 100 members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Lakeview, attended the annual celebration commemorating the arrival of the Mormans in the Salt Lake Valley on July 24. After a fried chicken supper with all the trimmings, a program around the campfire was enjoyed including skits, talks, musical numbers and group singing. From Arkansas Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jones and Mrs. Lillie Ash er, all of Prairie Grove. Arkan sas, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Watson's son, Ger ald Watson and family in Bonanza. Visitor Jimmy Barratt of Post. Oregon, is a visitor at the home of his father, J". A. Barratt, of Langell Valley. Jimmy has returned from a two-year tour of duty in Germany and Texas with the Army. Moved Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dalton and daughter. Carolyn, have moved to Corvallis from Bonanza. Both Mr. and Mrs. Dalton were teachers in the Bonanza schools Dalton has received a scholarship to attend Oregon state College, Summer School Mr. and Mrs. Rnh Kphmnr and Mi- anil Mm Jim Morley, Bonanza, are in Eu gene lor tne summer as benmor and Mr. and Mrs. Morley are at tending summer school at the Uni versity of Oregon. Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gift of Langell Valley are attend ing a soil conservation meeting in Denver. They plan on coming home by the way of Yellowstone Na tional Park. lVAtnpn'a rinh Rnnnnr, tX'nm- en's Club will meet at the Bonanza Library Tuesday, August 5, at 2 p.m. Committees will be appointed for the Decemher ha7anr nnH nil members are asked to attend. Pool in Langell Valley have fin ished their two week course, in structors were Janet Fernlund and Donna Gift. ' He's Coming Back! Watch for him-soon! DAHMOORE HOTEL 1217 S.W. Morrison St. Portland, Oregon All Tromient Gueits. Alt thosa who coma return. Rates not too high, not low. Freo Garage, TV't and Radio's. Reputation for cleanliness. Reservations by L.D. Fone refunded on request upon arrival. FRED R. KRAUEL, D.M.D. Takes Pleasure In Announcing That ROBERT L. JENSEN, D.M.D. Will Hereafter Be Associated With Him ' In The Practice of Dentistry KLAMATH MEDICAL CLINIC 1435 Esplanade St., Klamath Foils, Ore. 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