The Klamath news., June 13, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

THE KLAMATH NEWS
Sunday, June 13. 1920
Page Thtf
SOCIETY
Ituy Ako, mid In affiliated with i
Klamath Full lumber roniorn.
Following a brief wedding Irlp
In lli vnlluy Mr. mid Mr. Tumor
will ! t hams to their many
friends nl 8U.1U Vlim street.
KI-EMIIMi WKKK AT
LAKE ' THE WIMHMi
Mr. (irlffllh I.. Bailer. Minn
Anna llearhler n( Akron, Ohio, Mar
Jurlci llastn'r and llrurn Ituxter am
ii' nil I li K several weeks nl Lake u'
Ilia Woods. Mr. Hunter drovo the I oun fum, Mrt. It. K. Wrlglrt
"T A INIKT A TIIOI HAM
IKAIIH HEM K"
I who am dead a tlitiiisund years.
And wrote ihla awv.1 archaic
eoug,
Bend you my words fur messengers
Ttio way 1 ahull nut paw uluait.
I rare nut If ynu brldg. the mi,
Or rldti secure, tin cruel sky,
Or llulld ruumilliniata palsec
Of nitital or of tuasunry.
Hut ynu havn wine and inuslr aat 111.
And statue und a bright -eyed
litvw.
Aod fiHiltato thought of good and
III.
Aud lira vera tu them that all
uhuva.
llnw ahull wo conquer? I.lkn a wind
fjhul (nlla ut vv our fumles blow,
And old Moeiitde III" hllnd
iJald It three thuuaund year ago.
(I friend, unarm, unborn, unknown.
Htmli'iit of our sweet tinKllsh
tongue.
Bead out my wordi at night, alone;
I waa a pom, I waa young.
Rlnee I ran never see your face.
And never shake ynu l.y I lit
hand,
1 send my soul thrnuKh I ttiif and
spare MISH LIMH.EV HONORED
To gre.t you. You will under- , , MmtAV MIOYYKK
aland I
- Hy Juma Hroy Flecker. I At the hotne of W. O. Hinlth on
I ('outer avenue. Mlaa Margaret liar-
VIKITI.Vtl IV ' am entertained with a aupper party
KLAMATH FALLS honoring Mlaa Katharine I.lndley.
'Interesting visitors In Klun.iith one of th moat charming of the
Falla this week Include Knutrr lc spring hi Ide-clects.
of llerkeley, rallf.. and lila duimh- Individual tables wers arranged
ter, Mlaa Helen Cols. al of Berks-. ,ne ian ,,f the home, and Mlaa
ley. They havn been aueata In the, Alkln Appleauts aaaiated Mrs. W.
Whits I'ellrau hotel, but wers en- () nn,uh n serving,
tertalucd whlls In the city by Mr. cores MU I.lndley was
aad Mrs. Del uainmon m uieir p,.,.,,,,, wllh . ,,.,, nu,n baa-
nome. miss msoei neeu. ai-ier ui ... ..... i,.....- from
Mrs. ttnmmon and daughter of Mr ,(,r .,,, blowing .upper the
and Mrs. Cieorge Ituaaell Iteed of Kr,H ,Du).ri , theatre party.
Halt Krancieco. naa aiao oern nerei
for a fortnight, visiting with Mrs.
parly to Dm lake Sunday, where lis
apeiit the day.
HorHE (.1 r)KTH AT
JACK HLATKIt HOME
Mrs. Jack, Hlalnr haa aa her houan
gueats for n fortnight her mother.
Mm. Nora K. Mutton of Portland,
land her alaier. Mra. C. A. Miller
mid daughter, Mlas Alva Imu M 1 1
I er. During their visit hers Mra.
I Hlaler hati planned a series of pretty
i hrlilgo leas.
LAST MEETING OF
. D. A. It. IS HELD
Members of Eulalona chapter,
llauglrtura of Ills American Hevolu
tlon, held their final meeting for
lbs year on Monday evening at the
bonis of Mra. Wilbur Jones, regent.
Committees for the rowing year
worn appointed as follows: Program.
Mra. Itlli hml Kolomon, Mra. It. K.
Wattenburg and Mr. Allen Bloan.
Chapter rhalrmaa of national coin
mltteea: Aim ricanltallon, Mrs.
Harry Aikley; belter films, Mra. D.
V. Kuykvndall; children of the
Amnrlran revolution, Mra. Prsd
Mills; conservation and thrift, Mra.
K. I. IjiiiiIi; correct use of the flag.
Mra. Huy Telford: I). A. It. atudent
An
gel lalaiid. Mrs. Warren Hunt; his
torical and literary reciprocity, Mrs
Hon J. Zumwult; historical research
RADIANA PAZMOR '
WILL BE HEARD
. IN CONCERT
Alfred Hertz, director of the Ban'
Francisco Hymphony orchestra, and
for many years director of lha Met
ropolitan opera house orchestra of
New York, haa Ihla to aay of Hadl
ana I'aimor. who will be heard here
In recital June II.
"Mlaa Hadlana Paimor baa been
singing different aolo porta In our
Hprlng Musln fi.atlval thla year
(1921), aud I like to recommend
her for her artistry, her beautiful
voice, and her marvellous musician
ship. Khe combines all these qual
ities with charming, ever-willing
perinullty. - My beat wishes for
her future career are following
her."
Kgbert Rwenaon, of the Ran Fran
riaro llulletin, September 17, 1924,
and preservation or recoma, lira. -K sros o genuine pleasure
Ituchnel Kolomon; International rs-to u tlruUKh the rscltul last night
latlotis, Mrs. K. I., ('ramblltt; mag
ailne, Mrs. Ilcrt ('. Thomas; mnnttal
for ImmlKrnnls, Mrs. Fred Olover;
memoilul Continental Hull library.
Mra. Alfred Collier; nnllonnl old
falls. Mrs. Fred Bchallock: patri
otic education. Mrs. It. E. Watten
burg; rclli'B for Memorial Conti
nental hall. Mrs. J. F - Itinckwell;
publicity. Mra. Harry Aikley.
of Hadlana I'aimor, young Ban
Francisco mezio-contralto. Just re
turned from four years In Europe
The concert waa a uniformly bril
liant effort. Mlaa Paimor'a per
formance never wavered from a
high artistic atandard. Her read
ing of the eojige waa distinguished
by most satisfying Intelligence.
There waa beautiful coloring of
. j tonea to fit dramotlc requirement.
I'. K. O. t'l.l'll T There waa the cleanest enunciation
UK (ilVKN l.l M Hl. heard In Ban Francisco In a long
Tuesday afternoon at the home of.tme. Pronunciation .of French'.
Mrs. Harry Coeller, 1-5 Pine street. German and Spanish were excellent,
memliera of Klamath Falls chapter: The aluger haa beauty, charm and
of I. K. O. will be honored with a j poise. Finally, ehe ha a lovely
1 o'lloi k luncheon and Informal af- voice, well capable of carrying out
Gammon. With Mr. Cole and his
daughter. Mlaa Iteed will return
Mondny morning.
Mlaa Hargua' guests to honor
Mli.s I.lndley Included Mrs. Cecil
Matt. Mrs. Marvin K. Lucas. Mra.
Herman . (ilavold, Mrs. Oeorge
Myers. Mrs. Robert I.lndley, Mrs.
Robert Itlgga. Mrs. lister Offleld.
and tho M ica Frances Humphrey,
Jean Perry, F.lna Jensen,
Mordotf and Lola llyuon.
Alleen
.MIIH. M.F.MKNS
HONOIM PI'I'IIJ
On Thursday afternoon on the
lawn of the Marlon Hunka homo on
Eighth and Pine streets. Mrs. D. N.
Clemens entertained for her eighth
grade atudenta of Fremont arhool.
Ilefore the luncheon was aerved . ' . . ., ... ..
I.AKK IV THK WOODS
CAIIINH KILLKI)
Klnmath Falls realdenta who en-
which honored the graduates, a I
program waa given in their room of i
Fremont. Htudenta of the first di
vision of the seventh grade were
gueata.
Those whom Mrs. demons enter
tained Included the Mlaaea Charlotte
Iluealng. Harriett Hunter. Lui'llli)
Francis, Lois Itumer. Mury 1111,
Sylvia Ackormiin, Vernice Zetttnan.
Anna Noll, Jeaale Taylor, Laltuu
rtyan,' Henrietta WrlKhl. Hetty Zim
merman. Hilda nellowi. F.velyn
Ilognler and Frnncea Sampson.
The boya Included Charles Kalor,
George Merrymnn, Glenn Iirumblc.
Kdgar McQueen, Holiert Huntor.
Kobert Ltisrombe, O. K. Anderson,
Kdgar Isensre, Lawrenro Yarnes.
Kdward Molno, Richard Ilrowne,
Wally Hector. Kdward Boyd. Clif
ford Tripled. Mllo Galea and Ray
mond Paddock.
have desurtcd the city this week
end for the lovely little resort nes
tled In tho shadow of Mt. Pitt.
Klamath Falls, who always hai
lur sham of vlaltora at Lake o' the
Woods, dues not exceed Medford by
any means, and last week end the
MedfoVd culilns were filled with
families and their house guests.
Krnoon. Hostesses are lira, uoei
ler. Mrs. Ross Iloyd and Mrs. II. W.
Ilatbtany.
Following luncheon Mra. Goeller
and other delegates to the conven
tion recently held In The Dalles,
will report on the P. E. O. alate
gathering. Thla I the laat meet
ing of the year, and adjournment
until next September will follow.
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KKHKON I I I II 1H
HONOUKD FHIHAY I
At the Charles Drew ranch In the
Loal River country member of Ke
dron club, their families and friends
were honored with a lawn party on
the lovely grounda of tho Drew
home. The event. Friday evening,
completed a year'a activity of tho
Kedron club, one of tho moat active
groups of the First Presbyterian
church.
The committee In charge Included
Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Mrs. H. C.
Melaas and Mra. Rollo C. Groesbeck.
At o'clock a cafeteria dinner
waa aerved from tables arranged
under trees. The committee, aaaiat
ed by a number of tho guests,' serv
ed more than 100 persona.
With thla gathering of Kedron
tho yeur's actlvltlea are ending, and
the owner'a artietic purpoaes.'
MAI! JO; CLl'II
TO MKET WKDXKKHAY
Mrs. Charles I. Roberts will en
tertain' the Mah Jongg club and
several gueata on Wednesday after
noon, June It.
RKTrilXH FROM
EXTENDED TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Abbey and
their daughter, Misa Helen Abbey.
have returned to Klamatb Fall af
ter an extended motor trip, which
took Ihnjn to Eugene, Corvallls and
Coqullle, where tbey visited friends.
While In Coquille they were the
house guests of air. Abbey' Hater
and family. Mr. and. Mr. C. A. De
Long, i
During their brief visit dn Cor
vallls Mra. Abbey visited the Chil
dren's Farm Home sponsored by
W. C. T. V. In Klamath Fall,
RKTCRXIXa FROM
I'MVKRSITV VT'w,i'"-''--
Miss Viae .Mordoff. -daughter of
Mr. and Mra. "Myron Mordorf. is ex
pected to return this week from the
University of Oregon, where she
has completed her third year aa a
September.
MISH I'A.MOH TO
UK HEARD Jt'NE 18
Much Interest has boon aroused
during tho past fortnight when It
waa announced that Misa Radiana
I'aimor. mono-contralto of Now
York city, would arrive In Klamath of Cleveland, Ohio,
the group will not meet again before Phyalcal education major. Misa Mor-
aoii win leave. enortiy alter ner re
turn to Klamath Falls to attend the
MRU. IRVIXtl IIIIIBKRT
LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA
After spending the past week In
Klamath Falla, Mra. Irving Hibbert
Jett for her
Falls on Monday evening. For ten
dnys Miss Paimor will give singing
Instructions at the home of Mrs.
Don J. Zumwalt on Rlvcralde afreet.
A concert to be given- on Friday
evening, June 18. In tho American
Legion hall, will be an Interesting
event on next week's calendar.
MISH I)K LAP IS
IIHIDE OF WEEK
At Ihe family bomo of Mr. and i.KAVING FOR
Mra. C. R. DeLap on Eldorado VACATION TRIP
atreet. Misa Ruth Marie DeLap be- Mr. and Mra. Rollo C. Groesbeck I week end at Diamond lake on a
home In the east by way of Cali
fornia, whero she will spend several
days In Palo Alta, whero her broth
er. Dean Storey, la being graduated
from Stanford University.
WEEK END AT
AT DIAMOND I.AKK
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Collier and
family and Dr. and Mrs. , Warron
Hunt and family aro spending this
came the bride of Ralnh Turner at 1 MMrn Ulu Jnnn. firncn and
high noon Wednesday. June 9. Only aiewart, are planning to leavo thla
members of both families were pres-jKC0K for a lovely vacation trip by
ent at the ceremony. motor, which will take them into
Tho wedding ceremony tvag read tjritiBh Columbia, on Vancouver
hy Rev. A. F. Simmons of tho Flrat i island and through northern Wash-
Raptlst church. Mlaa DeLap waa
given away by her father.
Tho brido worn a lovely frock of
poudre blue with a deep hom of
allver lace. Codota with embroid
ered silk flowers completed the ar
rungcniont of the skirt, which fell
from a filled bodice. The collar
and deep cuffs wero of sliver lace,
also. Hho carried n lovely bouquet
of rosea and fern.
Miss Octavla DeLap nllended her
sister. Hho wore a frock of shell
pink and carried an arm corsage.
Scott Warren was best man.
Following' the ceremony n pret
tily arranged luncheon was served
to the wedding party and guests.
'Covora wore laid for Mr. and Mra.
nalph Turner. Miss Oelnvln DeLap,
- Scott Warron, Mr. and Mra. C. K,
DeLap, Mias Wllmolh DeLnp, Mr.
and Mra. Charlea DeLap. Mr. and ; W. V. T. V
ington. They plan to remain north
until after July 4.
MRS. WRIGHT UIVEM
EXCELLENT 'REPORT
Mrs. R. E. WrlRht gave an excel
lent review of tho book written by
Heymount, "The Peasant," during
the meeting of tho book department
of tho Women'a Library club on
Monday afternoon. Reytnount'a
book, lu four volumes, waa awarded
the $10,000 Noble prlio In 1925.
The book itself haa caused a great
amount of comment, and the review
waa well npprerlated.
During tho afternoon the chair
man for the coming year waa elect
ed by unanimous vote, Mra. Thomas
Whlio Delioll received tho office of
the book department.
TO
Mrs. Chester DeLnp, Miss nondis
DeLap, Dallas DeLap, Mr. and Mrs.
Perry DeLap. Miss Virginia Rich
mond, Mrs. Kernan, Rev. and Mrs.
A. T. Slmmona, Ray Agcc. Mr. and
Mr. Milton Uorlnnd. Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd DeLap.
Mrs. Turner Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mra. C. It. DeLap, pioneer
residents of Klamath Falls. She
ha attended l iiivorslly of Oregon
for two years and majored In Jour
nalism. For the past winter aho
has been employed. In the county
clerk'a offlco with her father.
Mr. Turner Is the ion of Mr.
ASSIST IIOVS
Mcmbera of W. C. T. U. of Klam
ath Falla aro asked to attend en
mnsso the meeting called for 3:30
on Tuesday afternoon nt the Meth
odist church to plnu the dinner for
the Pilgrim's chorus concert mem
hers. Tho dinner will be given on
Mondny evening, Juno 28.
Following tho dinner tho boys
will ho heard In concert In the
Christian church.
The com mil too In chnrge of tho
dlnnor Includes Mrs. Frances Boyd
Mrs. F. W. Abboy and Mrs. Durt E.
Hawkins.
fishing trip. Tbey will return late
Sunday evening.
ROCKY POINT IS
POPULAR PLACE
Rocky Point on Upper Klamath
lake has proved a popular rendei
votia for week end parties, and for
those who own charming little
homes which dot th shore of the
lake near Rocky Point.
The past week end among those
seen at Rocky Point Included many
from Klamath Falls. On Saturday
evening a dance was enjoyed in the
pavilion. Sunday saw the majority
of the visitors fishing In the cove.
The sensation of Sunday was pro
vided by little Bobby Jester, who,
with his mother, Mrs. Glenn Jester,
spent the past week there. Bobby
brought into the boat a 10-pound
trout, one of the finest catches of
the dny. He la 4 years old.
Among those at Rocky Point were
Mr. and Mra. W. W. McNenly, Mr.
and Mrs. II. N. Moc, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Abbot, Mrs. Fred 8chwnrti
of Roseburg, O. It. Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Claud Davis. Mra. Glenn Jester,
nobby Jester, Miss Lorctta Jennlnga,
Miss Mnhello Leavitt, Howard Barn
hlsel, Rollin ltodolph. Dr. and Mrs.
E. G. Wlsecarvcr, Mrs. Hope Kll
bourne. Mr. and Mrs. lllckerson,
Mr. and Mrs. George Ulrlch and
sons, Miss Ruth McN'ealy, T. P.
Henderson, Captain and Mra. Hans
berry and Charlea Riley.
Another party included Mr. and
Mra. John Hamilton, Mrs. Charlea
I. Roekard, Misa Pearle Colllster,
Miss Myrtle Colllster and Orville
Hamilton were visiting Sunday at
Rocky Point.
national convention of Delta Zeta,
women'a national fraternity, bold in
July at San Francisco. Miss Mor
doff ts manager of hor house in
Eugene.
OLD OFFICERS
PRESIDE FRIDAY
On Friday afternoon In the club
rooms of the Women'a Library club
Mra. R. E. Geary presided for tho
laat time aa president of 1925 and
1926 of the organisation. Other
officers who are retiring served at
the meeting Friday.
ine new oinrer will take op
their duties the first meeting in
September. The meeting on Friday
la the last of the year. Mra. Russell
Austin Is chairman for the coming
winter season.
The Library club had a brief re
port given by the ' secretary and
treasurer over the progress in the
past year. More than thirty-five
women were present to hear the re
ports, which show excellent work
and results on the part of the club.
One social function, the spring
dance, sponsored by the Women'a
Library club, gave excellent returns,
according to tho treasurer's report.
Tho women wore hostesses at the
dance early laat spring In the White
Pelican lotel, and the affair was
most graciously arranged.
FORMER STUDENTS
TO GATHER SOON
Former students of tho Ashland
normal school, with their families
are planning to leave aoon for Port
Innd, where they will attend a pic
nic celebrating the re-opening of
the normal school. The duto has
been set for June 21, Monday even
ing, and the picnic will be served
at S o'clock in Peninsula park.
Tho Ashland normal school haa
been closed sinco 1909.' Formal
opening of the school will not take
placo until this fall, but the build
ing has been sufficiently completed
to provide for a summer school this
fall. U I tho intention of those
sponsoring the reunion to make It
an annual affair, and the dinner a
part of the program of perman
ent organltntlon of former students.
. Among those to go from Klamath
Falla to attend the celebration will
be Mrs. Harry Goellor.
MIHM HAWKINS IS
IIIIIIIK OF EARL MACK
On of lha prettiest weddings of
th spring season, though simplicity
waa lha keynote of th morning
ceremony, waa that of Mlaa Dor
othea Hawkins, daughter of Mr. and
Mra. Burt K. Hawkins, who became
the bride of Earl Mack on Thurs
day morning, June 10, at th fam
ily homo on Vine atreet.
The ring ceremony waa read by
Kev. A. L. Klc of th First Prea
byterlan ehurrh, with only members
of tl.n family present. Th service
was read at I o'clock.
The bride wore a charming gown
of ashes of rosea and carried a
shower bouquet of carnation, ferns
ohd roses.
Mias Dehlis Hawkins attended her
slutrr, and wore a frock of orchid'
crepe do chine. Her flowers were
gladioli and ferns. :
Hen llolllsler was best man.
Shortly after the ceremony the
wedding breakfast was served In ,
the dining room. A huge bride's
cake with miniature bride and
groom In the center, made tho cen-,
ter piece attractive. At the ends of
th long table were low bowl of
sweet pen and ferns. i
Mr. and Mra. Mack left at noon
Thursday for San Francisco and
other hay cities, where they will en
joy a fortnlghl'a wedding trip. They
will be borne July 1 to their many
frlenda near Spring lake, where Mr.
Mack recently purchased a ranch.
Mrs. Mack Is on of Klamath
Falla moat popular members of the
younger set. She has been active
socially alnco her return from Mon
mouth, where ahe attended the state
normal school. For the paat winter
Mra. Mack haa taught at the Spring
lake school.
Mr. Mack 1 a graduate of Oregon
Agricultural college, and haa been
Intereated In ranching since hi re
turn from Corvallls.
Guest at the wedding breakfaat
included Mr. and Mra. Earl Mack.j
Rev. and Mra. A. L. Rice. Mr. and:
Mra. Arthur Hawkina and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Burt E. Hawkins, Mr.
and Mr. Charlea Mack. Charles
Mack it., Mrs. M. A. Hawkins, Mias
Enola Hawkina. Mia Dehlia Haw
kins. Ren HolllBter. John Hawkins
and James Hawkina.
MIPAR CLUB IS
ENTERTAINED
On WednesCi y afternoon, Mra.
Earl Templar and Mr. T. R. Skill
Ington entertained at the home of
the latter for members ot the Mit-
pah club of the Methodist church.
At half paat two the wmntr'Vir-
Joyed.on Informal afternoon, follow
ed by a dainty luncheon.
Guests Include Mesdamea Ide E.
Momyer, C. Maler, T. D. Yarnes,
Nella Wahl, H. E. Wood. J. Gys-
bera. N. W. Young. Earl Hill. M. J.
Anderson. G. T. Casper, C. H. Barn
stable, W. J. Stelnmetx, E. T. Hlg-
ginson. C. L. Beardsley. Ida Mere
dith, C. L. Lewis, C. C. Lewis. E. C. j
Koppen, J. A. Leech. L. E. Brock.
J. M. Braun. Howard Robblas, H.
E. Pelti. Mattle Burchett, J. C.
Rlchter, T. J. Webb, W. O. Com
inga. Freeman Schultx, C. C. Stan
ley Wood, John C, Yadon and Mot
ile Beldlng and the bostessea, Mra.
Skilllngton and Mra. Templar.
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BARNHAET'S
MCCARTHY BLDG.
SEVENTH ST.
KLAMATH FALLS, OR.&
marcel
y v y v u s j
Lottie Dorsett
formerly of .
Swanson's Beauty Shop and
recently with The Del Cor
onado Hotel at Coronado
Eeach Is now with
The Pearce
Beauty Salon
"Phone for Appointment"
Phone 830
In Hale' Newt Stand
i
Mrs. Don Zumwalt
presents
RADIANA PAZMOR
Mezzo-Contralto ' " " .'
Assisted by Harry Borel, Violinist
AMERICAN LEGION HALL
Friday,' June 18, 8:15 p. m.
Tickets $1.50, Plus War Tax
On Sale at Music Stores
I Vist
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MRS SLATER IS
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE
Honoring her mother. Mrs. Nort
E. liagen of Portland, and her sla
ter. Mrs. C. A. Miller ot Portland.
Mra. Pack Slater, entertained dur
ing the past week on Wednesday
and Saturday wltb a aerlea ot bridge
parties. The third of the aerlea will
be given on Tuesday, June IS.
High score on Wednesday was
awarded to Mrs. C. H. Knowles. On
Saturday Mrs. Byron Hardenbrook
won high score.
Those who called to meet Mrs.
Hagen and Mra. Miller on Wednes
day Included Mrs. C. S. Cnrrln, Mrs.
H. W. Poole, Mrs. C. H. Knowlos,
Mrs. Fred Dunbar, Mrs. Jack El
liott and Mrs. H. D. Lloyd Stowart.
Saturday's guests included Mrs.
Byron L, Hardenbrook, Mrs. R. E.
Deweese, Mra. J. H. Carter, Mra.
Glenn Jester, Mrs. C. H. Knowles.
Mrs. E. D. Lamb, and the visitors,
Mrs. Hagen and Mrs. Miller.
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LEAVE FOR
CRESCENT LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reed and their
son Howard left Saturday afternoon
for Crescent lake, where they will
spend the week end.
MISS WILSON IS
Gl'EST AT HOME
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cramblltt had
aa their house guest on Thursday
night Miss Olive Wilson, teacher ot
the Fremont achool, who will leave
this week end for her home near
Roseburg. The Cramblitts have
moved to their summer home on
Upper Klamath lake.
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
Bable In bassinet are contended
and well cared for In the nursery.
Four of the Pilgrim Boys Chorus who will I
take part in the program to Le given in Klam
ath Falls on Monday, June 28. .' 1 ' ,; ";' '
CHRISTIAN CHURCH AT 8 P.M.
The boys are traveling by auto and are being
entertained by many leading organizations
throughout their trip. While at Crater Lake
they1 are the guest3 of the management and are
looking forward to this visit to one of the world's
greatest marvels as the greatest treat of their
lives. i'
Classified advertising Id THE
KLAMATH NEWS pay big divi
dend, tie them for profit.
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Electrically we never tire
We wait your wire for us to wire
We do the job sans fuss or muss
The thing to do is phone to us.
Van Fleet's Serviceman Says: '
Yesterday's wirng and today' method are very
different. We do not disturb your household or do
any tearing down. Ask us how much for every
room! . ,
D. D. VAN FLEET MOTOR SHOP
208 Main St. ' ; '. ' :
Day Phone 758. Night 571.
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