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PAGE 2 A HERALD AfvD NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 1958 Elder, Family Feted At Party ALTURAS Kldcr J. Michaelson and his family were feted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Nelson in Adin recently. Elder Michael son, who has served the Seventh Day Adventists in Adin, Fall Riv er, Alturas and Cedarville for ap proximately five years, was trans ferred to Fort Bragg. Another farewell party was giv en for the Michaelsons by members of the Alturas Chapel of Seventh Day Adventists at the Surprise Val ley Electrification Corporation, af ter bad weather had caused the planned outdoor party to seek pro tection from the elements. C. J. Hunter, manager of the corpora tion, offered the group the use of his building. DEPOT MOTES DUNSMUIR - The Greyhound Bus Depot has been moved to 316 Park Avenue, effective September 1. This north Dunsmuir location was considered more accessible than the former location at the corner of Pine and Sacramento streets. W. Q. Hanlen, motel own er, has acquired management of the bus depot. He states Mr. aud Mrs. J. M. Scitz will operate it for nlm. Basin Briefs SCHOOL Sept. 8th Their Eyes May Make the Difference Children's Eyewear Ruqqcd Yet Comfortable Ask About Unbreakable Lenses Dr. H. R. Scribner Optometrist 822 Main Ph, TU 4-7203 Malln Park at Malin is the site of the Klamath County Re publican picnic Sunday. September 7, at 1:30 p.m. rree watermelon ice cream, pop and colfee. The picnic will be potluck and the rub lie is Invited. Everyone is request ed to turmsn ineir own table sen ice. Congressional nominee Marion f. Woatherford will be the featured speaker. Keno i!ome Extension wili meet Wednesday. September 10, at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Nel lie Smith, Copco Ranch. Project is camp cooKory. Bring a one pound coffee can with lid, paring Kniie ana laoie service. Weed Dr. M. C. Grccn- shields. president of the Siskivnu Junior i.oilege and his assistant, narry itecK, will be guest sneak ers for the September meeting of me RisKiyou County Peace Officers Association at the Travc ers Hotel in Dunsmuir Thursday, September 11. A dinner at 7:30 p.m. will pre- ceae me Dusiness meeting. C. W. Champlin, association president, will preside. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lyman, Fort Rock, over Lab Day weekend were her sister and family, the Wayne Tuckers of Drain. To School Roger Miles, sis of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Miles, Fori Rock, left Tuesday for Salem where he will attend the ninth grade this year, lie will make his homo with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pyritz and sons, formerly of Fort Rock. Visitors Listed For WW1 Meet Visitors at the last regular meet ing of World War I Veterans which was held recently were Harry li. Lcuty, junior vice commander, de partment of Oregon; Lee S. Tur ner, national deputy chief of staff: Charles Kretschmer, quartermaster of District 7. Their wives, all ollicers. were guests of the auxi liary. Mrs. Lents, Ashland, is de partment of Oregon conductor and hospital chairman for Camp White: Mrs. Turner, district chief of staff; and Mrs. Kretschmer, department flag hearer. "DENNIS THE MENACE" ift'W ne tlmywr e. ruff) ' SEEM A CAT? OAD 4S TflEfiS'S a tec oFmww'Gom on m . t fa"' I Studs 106 McCollum Lumber 2074 So. 6th TU 4-8167 home quality X. C00KIES REV. VIRGIL FLORENCE Revival Rite Set Monday There will be revival services starting on Monday, September 8, at the Shasta Way Grange Hall at Shasta Way and Diamond, it is announced by the Rev. Virgil Florence, Free Will Baptist pastor and evangelist, who will conduct the services. The Rev. Florence was a min isler for 21 years in Oklahoma where" he serves as district evan gelist and moderator. He moved to Buhl. Idaho, in 1951, and re signed there and moved to Klam- :th Falls in .lune of this year. Services will start at 7:30 p.m. each evening and there will be Sunday School classes at 10 a.m. on Sundays. ' "the best place to shop after all" USE YOUR T' ' 'yl-1 CHARGE (f lfff7?4K ACCOUNT fjJ FREE Customer Parking THERE'S CAREFREE COMFORT In o o t if H h r w. . m. "Mi 1 UK RED SLACK ROYAL .-f day, you'Uijoy th cozy warmth nrf nv tPBtaranct of thtst new sfre(rt) nylon fvlltngih GEE 6E Tights. Weu Ihem $jv'Hy with Bermudas, with jrf, with rob. Q When lempertturtt tumble, turn to tighlsl ? HOSIERY DEPT. STREET FLOOR Sub-Teen Sizes &50 Hisses Sizes 3.95 i f 1X f''', E ELDER BABIENCO Church Chief Assumes Post ALTURAS Elder Bruce Bab- ienco and his wife assumed lead ership in the Seventh Day Adven- list Church work in Alturas. Ce darville; Adin and Fall River on September 6. Elder Babienco and his wife assisted in an evangelistic campaign conducted by the Altur as membership some years ago, at which time Mrs. Babienco pre sided at the piano. Elder Babienco preached his farewell sermon irt the Healdsburg, California, SDA Church on Satur day, August 30. His transfer was made by the president of the Northern Califor nia Conference of Seventh Day Ad ventists, Oakland, to fill the va cancy made by the transfer of Elder F. J. Michaelson to Fort Bragg, California. SHAW STATIONERY Your Head quarters for Fountain Pens (pwiht PARK.EFV Ball Points iitcd&kiruw JjJiAlf Also Rirq Unh Zipe? Bins! ers 0 0 &aplies Wt hovi full lint el quality school supplies SHAW STATIONERY 72 Main St. TU 2-2586 Missionaries To Orient Will Address Methodists The Rev. and Mrs. John Pow- drill, missionaries to the Orient, will be at the Klamath Falls Free Methodist Church Sunday, Septem bcr 7, for both morning and eve ning services, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to be present to hear the visitors. "No people are more difficult to win to the Christian faith than the Moslems," say Rev. and Mrs John Powdrill. Christian mission aries have been known to labor among the Moslems for many REV. W. E. BRUMBAUGH Local Church Names Cleric The Rev. Wilbur E. Brumbaugh has assumed the pastoral duties of Ibe Klamath Falls Church of the Brethren. He succeeds the Rev, Edwin Glover, now of Boise Valley, Idaho. The Rev. Brumbaugh received his bachelor of arts degree in 1953 from Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, majoring in music and psy chology. In 1957 he was graduated from Bethany Biblical Seminary, Chicago, with a bachelor of divini ty degree. Eula Brumbaugh, his wife, re ceived her bachelor of science de gree from Manchester College, North Manchester, Indiana, major ing in home economics and art She received her master of reli gions education from Bethany Bib lical Seminary. The Rev. Brumbaugh has served as a minister in Washington, DC. Frcdricksburg, Virginia, and WhUtier, California. The Brumbaugh's, who have a 13-month-old son Geoffrey Gene, reside at 4273 Bristol Avenue. Alaska Whale Has Mate Woe NEW YORK (AP)-Bertha the whale did fine in flight, hut now she s having pool-mate trouble. Bertha II. a year-old Alaskan Beluga whale, arrived by cargo airliner yesterday from Los An geles and was hauled to the New York Aquarium at Coney Island. Reclining on a rubber foam mat and wrapped in muslin, Bertha stood the air trip very well un like Bertha I, which died in flight en route here recently. Dr. Carle- ton Ray, assistant to the aquarium director, sat by Bertha II, sprink ling her at frequent intervals with some Pacific Ocean water brought aboard. Everything was just dandy un til Bertha, 6 feet 7 inches and weighing 4(10 pounds, dunkod her self in the 40-by-60-foot aquarium pool. Bertha was confronted by Olaf the walrus, a foot longer and weighing in at 1,200 pounds. At full growth a Beluga whale which becomes white at maturi tymay reach 18 feet in length and weigh 2.500 pounds. But right now Bertha is outgunned and out weighed. Olaf took a gander at Bertha and poked his small tusks into her side. Bertha submerged under a large raft. Olaf's belligerent greeting caused aquarium officials to give Bertha a 24-hour guard. Bertha and Olaf were put together be cause of lack of a second large pool. Meanwhile, the aquarium folks are hoping Olaf will learn to tolerate Bertha, the first live whale tshibited here since 1897. U.S. Capitol Unrecognized WASHINGTON (AP) A wor ried looking, camera bedecked tourist told a guard, "I've been in thm building 30 minutes and still don't know what it is." It was the United States Capitol. Happens all the time.'the guard said. Thy come in, look around, and you'i be amazed how many ask 'What building is Iks?' Yeah. Bemerican tourists." Ibis started an informal pool of Capitol policyiicn. guards, eleva ot bffys and giffdcs. Their con census: "Yco'd be amazed at fie number (ff Anictftans that don't know their nation's Capitol when they see it." One tourist, looking at the Card- Li'ol where it's been sitting patient ly inroucn minions oi piciures tor more than 150 years, asked in dignantly: "Why don't they put a sign on the building'"' The effice of the Capitol archi tect says the number of tourists in the building averages from 10, oon to 15.000 a day over a year's lime. Cafiitol employes agreed that a lot of people thought the Capitol was the White House or at least a place where the President kept his oftice. "They don't know he just comes up maybe once a year," guard said. years without any or with only tew converts. Rev. and Mrs. John Powdrill have been in South India serving with World Gospel Mission, an in terdenominational mission with in ternational headquarters in Mari on, Indiana. Ship's Captain Takes Size Cut PORTLAND. Maine (AP) Aft er 40 years at sea, Capt. Bernard Roberts, 55, Daytona Beach, Fla., is taking a voluntary 96 per cent cut. Not in salary. Ship size. Roberts normally commands the 528-foot tanker Esso Scranton. He planned to embark today in his newly purchased yacht, Scylax a 20-toot inboard job. The skipper and his daughter, Lillian, 18, figure the trip home, via the inland route, will take nearly threei weeks. Unearthly Fires Mulled By Chief ASHLAND. Ky. fAP) -Lexing ton Fire Chief Earl McDaniel is thinking about unearthly blazes. He told the State Firemen's Assn. annual convention yesterday fire fighters may have to develop a fire department suitable for con ditions on the moon within as lit tle as five years. "Today's fire fighters," he said, "must soon have extinguisher de vices designed to fight fires in Outer space." Mrs. Powdrill first went to Chungking, China, as a missionary of WGM in 1947. (She was then Miss Edith Glenk.) When the Com munists moved into West China in 1949. she went to India lo serve with WGM workers there: She re turned to the United States in 1952 for deputational ministries. In 1953 .she went back to India and was arried to the Rev. Powdrill who had been appointed in 1951 to serve in India with WGM. Rev. Powdrill went to India as a member of the Royal Air Force Murderer Slays Self NEW YORK (AP)-George Al len. 50-vcar-old housepainter who shot and killed a young immigrant girl on upper Broadway yester day, died eight hours later after putting a bullet in bis own neaa. Allen, who corresponded with dozens of women through lonely hearts clubs, fired three bullets into Veronika Greubel, 23, who came here from West Germany early last year. Allen then turned the gun on himself. He oiea at Knickerbocker Hospital. Michael Mullen, 39, a friend of Allen, said Allen and the girl be came encaged last year but broke up over, among other things, Al len s drinking. Allen had left a note in his room reading "Everything I own belongs to Mike Mullen." Mullen wryly told police: "He didn't own anything. He owed me $40 or $50." Continuous Sot. & Sun. 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