MONDAY. JANUARY 13. 1950
TTKRALD ANT NEWS. KLAMATH "FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
CITY BRIEFS
Jolly -Neighbor! will meet onl
Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Doro
thy Abner, 5021 Harlan Drive. Co
hostess will be Mrs. Joan Gest
vang. OSEA Chapter 3fi will meet
Tuesday, January 20. at 7:30 p.m.
in the student union lounge on the
campus. W. W. Wolmer o( the So
cial Security Administration will be
guest speaker.
Rosary for Nora Mary Cava-
naugn at 7:00 tonichht at Ward's
Klamath Funeral Home. All Catho
lic Daughters are urged to attend
Civil Air Patrol will hold a reg
ular meeting tonight at 7 o'clock
in the publications building across
mini wie neaaquancrs Dunning at
Kingsley Field. Anyone interested
in aviation is cordially invited to
. attend.
PEO Banquet All PEO mem
bers in the Klamath Basin are cor
dially invited to attend the Foun
der's Day Banquet to be held at
the Willard Hotel Tuesday, Janu-
:ry 20, at 6:30 p.m. Please call
:Mrs. Robert Kent at TU 4-3553 or
' Mrs. Carl Hagel at TU 4-8B57 for
reservations.
American Legion Post No. 8 will
have old-timers night and initia
tion of new members Tuesday. Jan
uary 20, at 7:30 p.m. at the Le
gion Hall, North Eighth Street.
New members should report early.
Refreshments furnished by the la
dies after the meeting.
' ' OTI Student Wives will meet
Wednesday, January 21, at 7:30
p.m. in the YMCA on the campus.
Peggy Peebler will be in charge
of the program. Everyone is urged
to attend. For information and
transportation please call TU
2-5154.
Mothers Club of Mt. Laki
Church will niret Tuesday night,
.January 20, at 7:30 in the church.
.Films will be shown on the be-
havior of children.
Klamath Falls Unit of Home Ex
tension will meet at Joan's Kitchen
Wednesday. January 21. at 10 a.m
. Mrs. T. Hoff and Mrs. T. J. Webb
will demonstrate low calorie foods
which they will also serve for
luncheon. No potluck. Please bring
table service.
Mothers Club Oregon State
Mothers' Club will meet Thursday,
'. January 22, at 2:30 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Phil Schroeder, 1321
Pacific Terrace. Refreshments will
be served by the senior mothers,
'. according to Mrs. Robert Thomp
- son, president. Plans for the dinner
meeting at which Dean Poling will
be the speaker will be formulated
and all mothers of Oregon State
students or alumni are urged to attend.
...Friendship Court No. 11, Order
of Amaranth, will hold a stated
meeting Wednesday, January 21, at
8 P.m. in the Scottish Kite lempic.
As the theme of the meeting is
the Oregon Centennial, all mem
bers and officers are to wear 1859
costumes. Potluck dinner at 6:30;
refreshments and old-time dancing,
iled. by John and Mary Lou Stan-
. ley, alter tne meeting.
ANW Club will meet Wednes
day, January 21, for 1 o'clock des
sert at the home of Mrs. R. H. An
derson, 345 North Tenth Street.
at the fairgrounds, starting at 7:30
p.m. No charges are mane. The
public is invited to club meetings
on any Friday night.
Girl's Group
To Fete Dads
Weather Table
lulled Press International
Temperatures and rainlall for
Albuquerque
Camp Fire Girls in six school Atlanta
areas will entertain their fathers I Boise
at three dad-daughter dinners this! Boston
, j week. The annual potluck dinners brownsviue
Men's Bible study and prayer ! . f.ii.. iiairC nia Denver
meeting in the Prayer Room of thciserved by the gjrs and th(Mr lca(i. Detroit
uiu.c uaiiu vm"i. ers to honor and sav " hank vou" raiiumiiw
to 7 .The Women s Bible study , r,rW lrnn, ,n ,1;.,:;; 'Fort Worth
and prayer meeting in the same . , ,h. Camn Fir. r,irls nrn,.am Fresno
room. 6 to 7 p.m. January 20. The
adult hour of power will be ob
served trom 8 lo 9 p.m. on Janu
ary 21.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold joint installation wth the
Legion, R. p.m. lucsday, January
20, at the Legion Hall on North
L-:nl.lU A .1 1 K,,;nn.-c mntin
-ill Minn. Rofrpchmenls will hn u
served by auxiliary members.
participate, from Blue Bird girls 'jeJena
age 7 through Horizon, age 18. Kansas City
Two of the dinners will be i,cld,l os Angeles
Mondav and Tuesday evenings atP''aml
the new KUHS cafeteria. The 0ne!Mmne,?l1,0l,s
An MnnnSu fnr nirl. an,f Ilw.ii. I NOW OrlcaHS
dads from Roosevelt, Conger and
Pelicans schools is chairmanned by
Mrs. Joe Hicks, who says that
l.lndley Heights Home Exten
sion Unit met January 14 at Joan's
Kitchen at the fairgrounds for a
project meeting on low calorie
meals led by Mrs. Kathryn Smith
and Mrs. Dorothy Pyle. Eleven
members and three children were
present. Mrs. Dole Matioon was a
visitor. In absence of the chairman,
Mrs. Lois Book, the vice chair
man, Mrs. Kathryn Billings, pre
sided. The next meeting will be
February 11 for the study of bas
ket making.
Henley Bethel No. 51. Interna
tional Order of Job's Daughters,
will meet tonight at 7:30 with Hon
ored Queen Becky Short in charge.
Only 25 tickets for the Oregon
Centennial dinner to be held Feb
ruary 14 at the Winema Hotel are
left to be sold. Anyone wishing to
attend should make reservations at
once by phoning 1U 2-4181. lu
4-7618. or TU 4-5704. The dinner
commemorating admission day to
the union is being sponsored by
the Klamath County Historical So
ciety.
Word has been received that the
Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Warnke, tor-
mer pastor of Zion Lutheran
Church, and his wife, have arrived
in Indio.California, where the pas
tor has accepted a pastorate of
Trinity Lutheran Church. They
served here three years.
tend.
The Tuesday evening dinner is
planned for girls and dads from
Fairview and Sacred Heart schools
with Mrs. Gordon Veitch serving
as chairman.
Gilchrist, Crescent and Chemult
area Camp Fire Girls have sched
uled their dinner for Saturday eve
ning. January 24, in the Gilchrist
School cafeteria and Mrs. T 0 m
Colister. is chairman.
Camp Fire Girls, locally and na
tionally are busily working on their
new national conservation project
"She Cares Do You?" A tree
census taken by girls in Klamath
County is now being completed
and the census reports will soon
be presented to an adult advisory
committee which will suggest spc
cies of trees which should be plant'
ed in this area. Planting of seed
ling trees will start this spring
and special events are being
planned for Arbor Day.
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NEVER TOO LATE
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPH Wil
liam F. Stephenson, retired hard
ware executive, was confirmed in
the Episcopal Church here Sun
day. He is vs.
Chess is one of the oldest games
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JANUARY STOREWIDE
Birthday Dinner Women of the
Moose and Loyal Order of Moose
whose birthdays are in January
will be honored at a free dinner
January 31 in the Moose Hall. All
other members are invited arid
urged to attend. A March of Dimes
dance will follow the dinner.
Business Meeting for the Wom
en of the Moose, Chapter 467, on
Tuesday, January 20, at 8 p.m. in
the Moose Hall with ritual prac
tice during the meeting.
Riverside PTA will hold its first
meeting of the new year at 2:30
p.m. Tuesday, January 20. in the
school cafeteria. The speaker, will
be Harvey Denham, principal of
the Altamont school, who will
speak on educational measures be
fore the Oregon Legislature. Baby
sitters for preschool and first grade
children.
Code Class A new class in code
will be started by the Klamath
Basin Radio Association on Thurs
day. January 22, at the club house
Tulelake Fills
Polio Drive Card
TULELAKE Tulelake is credit-;
ed with being the first town in
California to fill a .700 dime card
fnr iho horn-lit of the 1959 March
of Dimes. The card, placed in the
Sportsman's Hotel, was filled with
in a few hours after being put up.
All-out effort ot committees is
being concentrated on the cam
paign for funds this year with the
nciial direct mailing approach, a
Waelinlhall eame. and iooa ana lun
festival to be staged by the Tule
lake High School, participation by
the Westminster Fellowship of the
Tulelake Community Presbyterian
Church; and the sale ot apples
by Boy Scouts.
Service, ciuos win s.puiiui a
hpan dav" January 28 when mem
bers of the Rotary and Kiwanis
clubs and the management of the
Sportsman s Hotel will donate line
amounts on every meal served to
a Service club member on that
day- . t, u
February 7 will be ' Big Push
Day," with plans for chili and hot
dog feed, sponsored by the Loyal
Order of Moose and a Block of
Dimes sponsored by the Kiwanis
Club.
Mothers will march on January
an
Chairmen of the tuna arive are
shooting for $1,000.
525 Main
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