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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1958)
MDMUV, NOVEMBER 24. If) 08 HERALD AN'D NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 3 A CITY BRIEFS Catholic Daughters monthly so-i cial mci-ling will he held Monday st 8 p.m. in the Sacred Heart Parish Hall. Rainhnu- MeetingThere will he a meeting o( the Order of. Ram-i bow lor Girls Assembly No. 57, 'toniRht. November 24. in the Scot-1 tish Hite Temple. Initiation. Girls are reminded to brins recipes. All '.Rainbow Girls are urged, to attend. ;Masons and Eastern Star are wel 'come. .Missionary Fellowship The Women's .Missionary Kellowship of .the lmmanucl Baptist Church will hold its monthly mectins in the old church building on Tuesday. -November 25, at 7:30. This will lu :;an important meeting with election . of olficers and discussion of the church Christmas dinner. Moving The office of the Klam- ath Public Schools Employes Fed ; eral Credit Union is heins moved December 1 to 325 .Main Street, "upstairs in the Jlelhase Building. - Men's Club Klamath Lutheran :;Men's Club will meet at the church : tonight at 8 o'clock. The Oregon ; Ohio State 1U58 Rose Bowl film L will be shown. All men are in- vited. ' v f Grange Meeting A special meet--Ing of the Upper Klamath Lake : Grange- will be held at the Pi . oneor Lodge Tuesday night, No veffioor 25, at 7:30. All those in terested in the Upper Klamath Lake Grange are cordially invited '. to attend. i Dessert Aloha Past Matrons "Club. OES, will meet Friday, No .'vember 28, at 1 p.m. for a des sert luncheon in the. Masonic Tem .ple, 418 Klamath Avenue. Hostess es will be Betty Hunter, Alma ;Cofer and Olive Johnson. - Sojourners The regular lunch eon meeting of the Sojourners will -be held at the W'illard Hotel on Wednesday, November 26, at 12:30 I p.m. Bridge, canasta and pinochle -will be played during the after Toon. For further information call 'Mrs. Marvin Reed, TU 2-5444. "' Thanksgiving Service St. Paul's -Episcopal Church will observe -Thanksgiving on Thursday with ; communion and a brief talk by the rector, the Rev. Robert L. I'Greene at the 11 a.m. worship .service. The choir will sing an 'anthem. - Election Degree of Honor So ciety will elect officers Monday ;at 8 p.m. in the lodge hall. Klamath Merchants Association .will meet Tuesday at 8 a.m. at the Pelican Cafe, Election of ofii r'cers, and discussion of the Christ--mas tree program and Christmas ;parade plans are on the agenda. week for the Bible Baptist Church: Tonight, 6 to 7 p.m. Men's Bible Study Group and prayer meeting in the prayer room; Tuesday. No- venioer a.i, o 10 ( p.m. women s Bible Study Group and prayer in the prayer room, 10:30 to 11:3(1 11. m. al the lliek Hnw.-arH hnmn 4415 Anderson; Thursday, Thanks giving service, jointly with lmman ucl Baptist Church in the Bible Baptist sanctuary, in a.m. Women of the Moose, Chapter 467, will hold a committee meet ing at 7:30 p.m. November 25. All chairmen and members of their committees are urged to attend at the MooseHall. Ki'liirns Home Mrs. Paul C. Rock. 2425 Vine Street is home fol lowing a month's visit to her par ents in Waynesboro. Pennsylva nia, and a sister, Mrs. Harris Ketncr. Washington, DC. She made the trip both ways by plane. Daughter Born To Robert Wades Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hedlund. 3515 Summers Lane, received word early Saturday morning of Ihe birth of their second grand daughter. The little girl was born at 11 p.m. Friday to their daughter. Delora, who is Mrs. Robert Wade of Coos Bay. The baby has an older sister. Sue Ellen, who will be 8 years old on Christmas Day Mrs. Hedlund has gone to Coos Ray to he with her daughter and family for a week or 10 days. The proud grandfather is head of the photo-engraving depart ment of the Herald and News. RESTORES HEARING SUTTON. England ( LTD Met al worker William Gregory today credited an Elvis Presley rock 'n' roll song for restoring his hearing. Gregory, deaf for eight years, said "something went click" while the song was blaring on the radio during the weekend. He said his hearing suddenly returned. f, v U 1 WALTER T. RODMAN, right, of San Francisco, manager of the California Beef Council, spoke on the sales pro motion of beef at the annual dinner meeting of the Sis kiyou County Cattlemen's Association at the Yreka Inn on Friday evening, November 14. Ed Hart, Montague, president of the Siskiyou County Cattlemen's Association, is shown welcoming Rodman. Photo by Dow POSITION ACCEPTED LAKE, VIEW Richard Peat, Lakeview. has accepted a position in the mapmaking department of tne Army Engineers in Washing ton, D.C., and will leave immed iately after Thanksgiving for bis new job. Mrs. Peat and two daughters, who will remain in Lakeview until the close of school, have moved into Lakeview follow ing the sale of the Peat ranch to Roy Kerr and Jack Radford. The Kerr family will occupy the ranch home. Gassy? 3 Times Faster Relief Cartified laboratory test! provo BtUISS tablets neutralize 3 timet s much itomach acidity in one minute many leading digestive tablets. Get SlU-SNS today for the fastest known relief. SSA at druggists. Send postal to BEU-HNS.-Vangeburs, N. . for liberal free sample. PLANT TO CLOSE LAKEVIEW - The moulding plant of the Lakeview Lumber Products Company in Lakeview will be closed lor about two weeks, starting this week, accord ing to John E. McDonald, gen eral manager of the company, The temporary closure is to facil itate Ihe moving of the company's moulding plant from Prineville for consolidation of the two plants in Lakeview. Operations are ex peeled to he resumed about the middle of December. California. Weather United Press International ' San Francisco Bay Region: i louny inrougii tuesday with at threat of rain Tuesday; slightly cooler; nigh today 64-6!); low to night 50-5,5: gentle winds, lit. Shasta Siskiyou Area: Cloudy today: occasional rain to night and Tuesday except snow at the high levels; cooler Tues day. Sierra Nevada: Increasing cloudiness today and tonight; oc casional rain Tuesday at the low levels Tahoe northward and cloudy elsewhere. Sacramento Valley: Increasing cloudiness today: cloudy tonielit with occasional rain Redding northward late tonight: occasional! rain .Marysville northward and cloudy elsewhere Tuesday; slight ly cooler Tuesday: high todav 64- IW: low tonight 44-50: high Tues day 60-63: gentle winds. Northwestern California: Cloudy today; occasional rain Cape Mendo cino northward today, spreading to Point Arena and Clear Lake iTuesday; otherwise cloudy; slight-might Napa 67 and 50, Ukiah 651 coastal. winds west and northwest y c.oht. High today and low to-1 and 45 and Santa Rosa 67 and 48; 1 10-18 m.p.h. DEMOCRATS REPUBLICANS Say It's No Good Being Without A Ventilating Hood & Fan In Your Kitchen. Ask the Man from Equitable about Equitable's low-cost protection plan! John H. Houston Insurance Service. 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