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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1959)
Wednesday, July IS. 1059 PAGE 3 A CITY BRIEFS HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Orp Work Day The Bible Bapti Church will hold a Mission S cieiy work day Thursday, July 1 at 10 a.m. Bring a sack lunch. Grange Meeting Shasta Vie Grange will hold a regular met ing Kriday at 8 o'clock in th community hall, corner of Shasti Way and Madison Street. Welcome Wagon Newcomers' Club will install its new officer Thursday, July IB, at 7.45 p.m. In the parly room of the Pelican Ca(e. Mrs. Sam -Moss will be in stalling officer. All newcomers to the community are invited to at tend. For reservations or informa tion call TU 2-4018. Social Security Club of Amer ica No. 37 will have its regular meeting Thursday, July 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the Winema Hotel. Latest reports from Washington, D.C. on medical and hospital bill will be given. Four Representatives from Ewauna Toastmislress Club at tended Council 4 meeting of Toast mistress International at Mcdford last Sunday. They were Rowena McDonald, Mrs. Robert Davics, Mrs. H. F. Smith and Mrs. Fred Journeay. Other clubs represent ed were Grants Pass, Mcdford and Eureka. Royal Neighbors of America will have their annual picnic at Memorial Park Sunday, July 19 at 1:30 p.m. Members aro asked to bring picnic lunches and table service. Coffee and ice cream will be furnished. Schoolmates will meet at the home of .Mildred Garrett, Fort Creek, at 12 noon for a picnic 'nner Friday, July 17. Bring own ble service. Naturalization Examiner Le oy Schilling. Portland, will be i Klamath Falls Tuesday. Jul 1, to assist aliens in filing peti ions for naturalization. Steak Fry will be held by thil Mariners of the Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church in Wiardl; Park Monday, July 20. Bring al potluck dish and table service I If planning to attend leave your) name in the church office, srl there will be enough steak fori everyone. VFW Auxiliary will meet onll Thursday, July 16, at 8 p.m. inlj the VFW Hall. Business and so l cial meeting. Archers Mr. and Mrs. Dalel Baxter and daughter Ann lefll Klamath Falls last Friday morn l ing for Mist to attend the statel rchery tournament. Chiloquin Bowmen have beenl invited by the Klamath archersl to attend their potluck Thursday,! July 16. There will be a fun shootl after dark by flashlight. Gerald Munjar and his wife I left Klamath Falls last Saturday!! nicht for Fall River Lodge nearl Bend, where they spent Sundayl working on the national tourna l ment site. Weather Table United Press International High Low Rain Albuquerque 97 67 .03 Atlanta 86 70 Bakersfield 100 70 Boise 86 69 Boston 73 63 .87 Brownsville 93 76 Chicago 77 66 Denver 88 60 Detroit 84 0 Fairbanks 53 41 T. Fort Worth 96 74 Fresno 79 66 Helena 90 65 Kansas City , 74 64 1.18 Los Angeles 87 66 Miami W) 80 Minneapolis 88 66 New Orleans 91 75 New York ,73 66 .34 Oakland 64 55 Oklahoma City .90 70 f Phoenix 105 88 Pittsburgh 85 60 Red Bluff 100 68 Reno 87 52 Sacramento 89 60 Salt Lake Cily 95 65 .19 San Diego ' 77 .68 San Francisco 62 53 Seattle 76 55 , Spokane ' 88 59 Stockton 93 , 61 Thermal 108 Washington 77 69 .90 ESKIMO COUNTING Eskimos use the vigesimal sys tem of counting. Vigesimal means divided by 20, so the Eskimos use their toes as well as their fingers tn counting. Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Wednesday Max. Min. Prep. Astoria 65 5a T Baker 86 47 Bend 87 45 Brookings 62 48 Burns 91 61 Eugene .. 82 49 Medford 93 56 Newport - 66 51 North Bend 66 51 Pendleton 91 60 Portland Airp't .. 78 55 Redmond . 89 49 Roseburg 85 52 Salem 83 46 The Dalles 83 61 Eastern Oregon Fair throughl Thursday. Highs 85-95; low tonightl 48-60. Western Oregon Night andl morning low cloud; along coastl and patches early morning lowl clouds inland valleys, otherwise! fair; little change in tempera tures. Highs 80-90 except about 951 in southern valleys, 65 alongll coast;, low. tonight 1 48-56. Coastal winds northwesterly, 10-20 m.p.h., increasing to 30 m.p.h. alongl south coast in afternoon. Northern Oregon beaches- Sunny in afternoon after morning! clouds. Bar winds northwesterly! to northerly, 10-20 m.p.h. Temper ! ature range 50-65. Grants Pass and vicinity Fair! and warm through .Thursday! Highs 85-90; low tonight 55-6 Baker-La Grande area Fair! and warm through Thursday with! some afternoon clouds. Highs 95; low tonight 50-55. Loggers Fire Weather Fire danger is moderate ml northwest Oregon and along thel coast, but continues high in south ! west Oregon and central Oregon. 23 ecM A(p Monday, July 12, 1934 Delegates to the 34th annual convention of the Oregon Stole Federation of Labor were entertained Tuesdoy evening ot dinner at the Tulelake Hotel. Dinner was served from 5 until 9, after the visitors had enjoyed a trip to the Lovo Beds. The guests were welcomed by Mr. and ' Mrs. Len Royce, proprietors of the hotel. , Tuesday, July 13, 1936 The Thursday sewing club of the Mt. Laki district met ot the home of Mrs. Jeanette Jockson when the following members ond guests enjoyed a pleosont afternoon Mesdames Luis Hill, Judy Griffith, Winneta Bran non, Dorothy Jackson, Olive Marshall, Pauline Kaylor, Leona Hayes, Frieda Enmon, Gladys Cheyne, Mary Brondejsky ond the hostess. Wednesday, July 14, 1934 District 21, comprising Lake and Klamath counties fared well in appointments dealt out by Judge R. Frank Peters of Hillsboro, elected grond master of the Oregon State Masonic grond lodge ot a recent meeting in Portland. L. L. Hendricks was nomed junior grand deacon second from the top In the list of statewide oppointments, and A. E. Street of Malin wos reappointed to o second term os deputy district grand master. Thursday, July 15, 1934 Percy Murroy left Tuesdoy night for Corvallis. He will bring bock Mrs. Murroy, who has been visiting her mother ot Corvallis. Friday, July 16, 1936 Greer F, Drew, Klamath student ot the University of Oregon has received a scholarship in re toiling to New York University. Saturday, July 17, 1936 Russell Crondall spent the post weekend visiting his parents, Mr. ond Mrs. W. Crondall at their home-on Eldorado Street. He returned to Etna Mills, California, Monday. Iniur With TMl FIRE LIABILITY fowl O. Landry V T. Johnton 4J19 Mam Sfrwf Ph. TU 2-2326 AUTO PROPERTY A Drastic Store Wide Clearance. A Final Give Away of all Summer Merchandise. A Bargain Bonanza! The prices quoted below are dramatic! Sensational! They have been reduced low enough for a quick and final clean up of all Summer merchandise, we expect to sell completely out of all hot weather apparel; before introducing New Fall Styles. That's why Marvin's Stock is always fresh, clean and new. This is what we Call a Real Sale! Stretch Your Dollars to the Limit. Entire Stock of Dresses GREATLY REDUCED Here is a sample of what you can expect to find at MARVIN'S ... 42 DRESSES AT- $2.--$3.--$5. 87 Dresses at$6. 209 Dresses at$9. MANY MANY OTHERS AT $I3. $I5. $I7. r. f ill ft SKeniskMtitiM fa 89 Suits and Coats HALF PRICE c 51 bummer buits TO flit -J Values up to $32. 1 7 SUMMER SUITS $5. - $9. $13. fa? WE'RE CUTTING Child ren's Dep't Lowest Prices in 10 Years Our Children's Dept. is a little overstocked ond prices nave reony Deen whittled down Hundreds ot items suitable and seasonable for School Wear. If yrou : 'it i I imsa mis une yuu ii os sorry: Shop Now for School GIRL'S DRESSES 29 Dresses at 88e 63 Dresses at $88 And All Others REDUCED 2 48 2 88 ' !J 88 J NYLON HOSIERY Discontinued Numbers Volues to 1.39 29 Betty Rose Linen Suits Only 29 of the Famous Betty Rose, summer linen suits, com pletely washable and tailored like a 60 dollar garment. Most all good colors regular and half sizes. Ideal for vaca tion and travel. ALL SUMMER HATS HALF PRICE Swim Suits All Greatly Reduced 3 884 88 g 88y 88 58c B Summer Ft I blouses $188 I SHORTS I.68 - 2.38 Pedal-Pushers Slim Slacks Mid-Calf 2.88 - 3.88 "Smartee" Tee-Shirts Regular 3.98 $1 88 I. SUMMER BAGS- PURSES O LVD CiW M SWIM SUITS REDUCED Values up to 4.98 $ 88 $2 88 Girl's Bermudas 1.79 Values Play Clothes r riM iArr KtUUUtU Shorts, Sun Suits Swim Suits Trunks 83 38 J' 3 t rl 88 'I. Girl's School Skirts $ 38 $ 83 $2 68 Girl's Car Coats $l.88 to $3.68 All Girl's Sweaters REDUCED 83 . 2 88 3 88 Swim Suits with Terri Cloth Jackets l. 88 Terri-Lee Dolls And Clothes 0 Make Lay-Aways 7m 7m Now for Xmas with small Deposit OFF
