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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1963)
POET'S CORNER OH IT'S SPBINCT God made the winter and the They'll Do It Every Time Sun., MT . 1963 Page 4 spring, The summer and the tall; And only by His saving grace Is there anything at all. All our love and eternal soul, And every baby that is born: The twilight, with its silvery stars And the sparkling dewy morn. Each evergreen and maple, And all the birds on earth, God created every little thing, However small its worth. The flowers will start to bloom, And spring is at our door; Let us remember all His bless P T.'.. U.l I .AHtM.'THE ARTICLE FAILS imi take abow, Y oh.boy he claims, he wou tY oh,novju 15y lmmV liatlO r MEMTlONJ THAT IWAI ' "l MARV.' THIS 1 TOUCH STORE-BCUSHTBAKEPy WOMT WHAT HE 1 LJ I dratsome Bo&veoDy pr56T) ..t,,,,L:t " 1 A? :? r I n;,,THeEATiiosA poesntkwow V HAPPY TO LOOK MJ4MOt WANTED.' INNKEEPER, LEARNED THAT X WASN'T WORK- tu& iKlrmclrr B7 VI, 1 VZ(TT A EW0U6BJ. ' . fe TREK. 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SPEED BEYOND 200,000 J XC X , m t-cLi i-iT J V VET? Jfe) PSfJ5! ST i F-vUWJ I SAYMOWW00U5 fTMEM I iNOWilLSEEIPl CAMUi J ti-'r- VflSN idggg'm 1 e I T-ePTOTK LEARN DOKT YOU StfcYE CHOW MirM, YCXJ LIK6 Tb J lOUW V" MD AMT AITUSS, r--' -I l "SSLff S'MV ' I caweS ?fwm sVgnant LI2flTOSl AT THESE GARW PITIES, I POB FR. . XTI OFF HJCY TW XITT."7 fl,f-d - UCvt V-W utoV trouble, jost to 1HtlS 1 1 p-,Then the Bucs j You MUST GRACE, HUH? I'M AKS APTLtS I I AM0 nul - ft M 1 II V," ; l H6V, , C ' -J' TJfJ" get woter I. H,,Pf? I I STRfliNEO OUT T?olgh B KiDOirC TWWW EOeERl B0BSIN6 I I.. T'X I ' "ut X -! ' j rl SJT, HowDO-ms' J 1 acloth.them rrs bo-leo! 1 me-er- And give thanks ever more. Thank Him for the spring rains, That brings blossoms from the ground; And every inspiration in The greenery all around. And for every starry night, And the full moon, on high; And every little blessing He sends us from the sky. CJH. SPRINGTIME Light winds In the treetops Fleecy clouds in the sky Meadows carpeted with green Sheep feeding close by Flowers blooming and fragrant Returning birds on the wing Wind, showers and sunshine For now it is Spring. T. H. M.-Malin WILD FOWERS When over all the earth Dame Na ture Stretches forth her lavish hand And with sunshine and with shower Makes of it a fairy land. And also in forest and prairie On mountain, hill and dale In desert and in shady nook By stream and in the vale. Blossom the beautiful flowers To gladden the heart and eye And fill us with wonder and pleas ure As we gaze in our passing by. H.M. WALKING Walking all alone; True meditation. Walking with friends; Gives inspiration. Walking with honor; Credit is due. Walking with fraud; Start life anew. Walking with haste; Missing so much. Walking slowly; Keeping in touch. Walking with smiles; ' Admired by all. Walking with frown; Chances are small. Walking with peace; World's all right. Walking with war; Sad is our plight. Walking with joy; Freedom from care. Walking with grief; Hardest tb bear. Jennie Charles GARDEN VERSES I Only s seed, but it sprouted When put in the warm, damp earth, ; Only a seed, but a good one mat grew when you gave it birth. Only a word, but a kind one When you gave it as to a friend Only a anile as a welcome That grew and grew without end. H.M. MO.NA LISA Mona Lisa guard thee well In thy metal, plastic shell Across the ocean w ild and w ide Your stalwart escort by your side Countless thousands come to view Your stalely grace enriched anew Across the balcony your eyes Softly, piercingly devise Where mountains brown and blue unfold Luster tones turquoise and gold Simplicitj of dress adorns Your hair is veiled, cascading worn Your hands speak gently of the arts Your smile mysterious, mocks, imparts Sweet love around a hungry world And charm so pure and rich unfurled. MRK. A FAMILY PRAYER Iird up above in heaven so high. Look down this way if you can. For we're praying to you in Hopes that you bless this very Small house of man. Bless each living soul inside. I'ntil each one believes That without your sacred way of life. We'd be as helpless as the leaves. Help us to pas each test of life. That you will have uj do. Guide us to the path of light. So we can follow you. Amen. Mary Lenninjcr.
