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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1959)
FRIDAY. FFRRl'ARy fi. ifl3(j CITY BRIEFS i;,(?,'d;J'",e. .da.n'e-at. ,he KC America at Kt'HS will hold a food .f Vi u .a,ur5ay-ebru-sale Saturday, February 7. Iron, rt On rVS." '.Iif i..t-!?- !' : "e Market fn aitnH iumir Ddan, ainin ana fine streets. Kinui of Heart! Ball given by Bethel No. 6. International Order of Jobs Daughters, at the Wil-i Brd Hotel on Monday, February . Irom 8 to 11 p.m. Programs, $1.50. Members are asked to help decorate from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and irom 9:30 a.m. on, Sunday. ! Pancake Supper A Shrove Tuesday pancake supper will be served by members of the Pris iilla and Mayflower clubs at the Congregational Church, 2154 Gar ion Avenue. Tuesday, February to, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Public Card Party The Pris silla Club of the Congregational Church will hold a public card jarty tonight, February 6, in the social hall, 2154 Garden Avenue,; t 8 p.m. Refreshments will be Served. J Refrigeration Four speakers neprcsenting different makers of! refrigeration materials will speak ijt an educational meeting of the Hefrigeration Service Engineers Society tonight at 7:30 in the Wi nerna Hotel. Ralph Fuller, chap tor president, said a social period ini buffet lunch would follow. Women of the Moose Chapter 4P7, will have a regular politick j supper at the Moose Hall on Sat urday, February 7, at 6:30 p.m. j'ith a dance to follow. ; Annual Sweetheart Ball to be Meld Saturday, February 14, in the (loose Hall, 1010 Pine Street, given By the Academy of Friendship, tyomen of the Moose Chapter 467. Crowning of the Queen of; hearts will be at 11 p.m. All ijiembers of the Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose gnd guests are invited to attend. Rummage Sale The Edna Holder Circle of the First Metho dist Church is having a rummage sale Saturday, February 14, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Pelican Theater Building. If you have rum mage to be picked up, please call tU 4-8891. B & B Beginners adult square (jance class will dance Friday night at 8 o'clock at the city li brary auditorium. Men are espec ially needed to even up the group. Everyone welcome. City Faculty Wives will have a social hour in the KUHS library following the basketball game at the high school Saturday night, February 7. Food Sale Future Teachers of Merry Mixers will dance Fri day at 8 p.m. at the South Sixth Street Community Hall. A brief business meeting will be held dur ing the course ol the evening, and all members are urged to attend. Ladies please bring pie. Naomi Shrine No. 5 WSOJ. will have a practice for all otlicers at 7 D.m. Snnrinv. Fnhrnarv R at the Masonic Temple. Practice is lor ceremonial and all oflicers should attend. Budget Dinner The Church of lesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Home Avenue and Martin Street, will have a budget dinner on Sat urday. Adults one dollar, children 50 cents. Everyone welcome. Boy Scout Sunday. February 8. is planned for the 9:30 a m. wor ship service at Peace Memorial Church, when Duane Alexander, scoutmaster, and Troop 8. inon sored by the church will take part in the service. The church also sponsors Cub Pack 8 and Explor er post, tits. During the service Neil Alexander will receive the God and Country award. An Informal rnffpp and fllnj. shiD hour will fnllnw thp 11 j m worship service at Peace Memor ial i-nurcn aunaay, February 8. in Westminster Hall. The senior Westminster Fpllnwshin will havn a dinner at 6:30 p.m. with the nev. r. u. itaney to speak fol lowing the potluck. Those planning to attend are avknH tn pall Pyrn. lyn Osborn to determine what to laKe lor me ainner. The Junior Westminster Fel lowship of Peace Memorial Church, will visit the Catholic Church, Sunday, February 8. Those needing a ride will meit at the church at 7:10 a.m. Break'ast will be served at Peace Memor ial following the visit. The junior group will not meet Sunday evening. Shasta View Grange will hold a regular meeting, Friday. Febru ary 6 at 8 p.m. at. the Commu nity Hall, corner of Shasta and Madison. Officers will practice lor the degree work. NAACP meeting Saturday. Feo ruary 7, at 7 p.m. at the Klam ath County Library for obsetvance of Brotherhood Week. HERALD A NT) NEWS. KLAMATH FA M.S. OREGON Fx .ti .. FUNERAL services (or Daisy Holt Koenig, 65, who died at Bonanza February 3, will be held in St. Pius Church Saturday, February 7, at II a.m. Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be in O'Hair's Memorial Chapel tonight at 8. Interment will be made in the Linlcville Cemetery. Drunk Driving; Pair Sentenced WEED-George Davis. 46. Oak land, and Gilbert Blanco. 33, Weed, were each sentenced by Kenneth T. Stone, judge ol the Weed Justice Court to pay a fine of $336 or serve 67 days in the county jail on separate charges of driving while under the influence ol intoxicants and driving on the wrong side of the road. Each en tered a plea of guilty at their separate hearings Officers of the Weed police de partment made the arrests, citing Davis on Friday night January 23 and Blanco on Sunday night, Feb ruary 1. Davis paid his (in? this week and Blanco has choson to serve the time in lieu ol the line. Meet Slated By Baptists The Klamath Baptist Associa tion will hold its monthly meeting at the Stewart Lenox Baptist Church on Monday February 9. at 7:30 p.m. The emphasis this month is on Brotherhood and the Woman's Missionary Union. The meeting will begin with a song and prayer after which an nouncements will be made by the moderator, Dr. E. M. Causey. Af ter the announcements, men and women will separate lor programs of the evening. The men will meet in the church annex, featured speaker will be the Rev. B. L. Millard, district missionary. C. R. Larson is presi dent of the Associational Brother hood and is m charge of the pro gram. After a short business meeting. the Woman's Missionary Union will have the following program with Mrs. Louise Baracksman, vice president of the Association al WMU in charge: devotion by Mrs. Lola Stubblefield. solo. Mrs. Vivian McKeehan; preview on the program for the week of Prayer for Home Missions, Mrs. Zan Ed wards: a soul-winning demonstra tion la skit) by two ladies from the First Baptist Church. There will also be special music by the leung Woman's Auxiliary from the First Baptist Church for VWA hocus Week. NEW AMBASSADOR KARACHI, Pakistan UPI The military government announced today that Aziz Ahmed, 52, who won a reputation as deputy ad ministrator of martial law in Pakistan, will replace Mohammad Ali Bagra as ambassador to Washington. 1-Year Fully Guaranteed STARK'S REBUILT KIRBY VACUUM CLEANERS Prices Start 1A9S At Only I ' TRADES! TERMS! WARNING Compare before you buy For Reliable Information on Home Cleaning Problems. Coll Dean at Dean's Stark's 122 So. 9th TU 4-7193 E. 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Phone TU 2-3737 CITY DELIVERY SERVICE Missionary Will Speak On Sunday Vicslcy Van Naltan, a mission ary with the Africa Inland Mis sion, will be the guest of the mis sions' rntnmitlp nf Ihp Mt l.nfci Community Presbyterian Church, sunuay. reDruary 8. lie will speak to the Sunday School and bring thp mpss;i7 at lh mnrnina timr. ship service. He is currently on luilough from Tanganyika. Alrica. where he worked with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manning, who have visited the Mt. Laki Church many times. A family niulit urogram will hp held Sunday evening, beuinninc wiin a politick dinner at 5:30, bil lowed by the showing of Van Nat tan's colored slides depicting his work among the people o Alrica. He will be glad to discuss his work and answer questions regard ing Christian missions in Alrica. The members ol the missions' committee arc Mrs. Richard Flem ing. Mrs. Leonard Burkart, Mrs. Dayton Finchum and Miss Pat O'Donahue. The potluck dinner will be in charge of the Young Mothers' Club. 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