The Klamath news., August 21, 1926, Page 12, Image 12

Page Six
Saturday. Amrust 21. 102(1
TIIF KLAMATH NEWS
3E
Flowers for Her Son's Grave
3:
CHRISTIAX 8CIEXCK SOCIKTV
Library Building
Third dmi Mala Street.
1:41a. at. Bandar school.
11:00 am., Sunday act-Tic.
Subject for Sunday, August
"Mind."
Fro readme room and tres land
ing library opan from 1:30 to 4:30
p. . on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Satariaya. .
22:
aid. Seriuou: "The Absent Dl-
clple."
7:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor,
a: 00 p. m. Vnlon church er
vlca at Methodist church.
LMMAWEL BAPTIST CHmciI
Eleventh and High Sta.
Rct. J. V. Uryant
11:00 a. m. Morning worship.
FIRST PRKSnYTKRIAX CHURCH
Sixth ana line Sta.
Arthur L. Ktcc. Minister.
10:40 a. tn. Sunday school.
Solo. "Flee aa a Bird." Dana.
Vre. Geo. W. Mclntyre. j
Organ program, "Unfinished Sym-
ZIOX LlTllKRAX CHIT.CH
' 1023 High Street i
G. W. Hoffmann, Pastor. J
9:30 a. m. Sunday school.
10:30 a. m. Morning worship. i
Sermon: "Christ, the Great I'hy-!
slclan." j
Next Sunday, August 29th. the
m m . v .
;-s;af. vVJ la. , , -.v .
phony. (First Movement.) Schu
bert.
Invocation, Capoccl.
11:00 a. m. Services.
"Patting Religion into
day Ufe."
J. 8. Stubbletteld, D. D.
FIRST BAPTIST CHIRCH
A..F. Simmon. Pernor.
KlKhth and Washington St.
t:4S a. m. Church School.
11:00 a. m. Morning worship.
T:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible
study Wednesday.
congregation at Ashland will have
special mission services, and as the
! pastor will preach at one of these j
i services, the services here will be j
Every- droppd. A cordial Invitation has
I been extended by the Aahland con- j
' gregatlon to all Klamath Falls mem
bers to attend the services at Ash
land on the 29th.
i Church of psychic truth meets
a K. of P. hall.
' 6 30 p. m. Message and healing.
7:30 p. m. Lecture and inde
I pendent wrltnig.
A cordial lnvlution extended
worship with us.
to I Rev. Fay I.. Ingram, pastor.
FIRST MKTHODIST CHTRCH
10th and High Sta.
Thoa. I). Yamea, Pastor
:4S a. m. Church school.
C. H. Barnstable, supt.
11:00 a. m. Morning worship.
Subject: "Holy Ground."
7:00 p. m. Epworth League.
Mis Let ha Miller, leader.
1:00 p. m. Union service.
Rev. stubbletteld. former pastor
of tha Klamath Falls Presbyterian
church, will he the speaker.
Tha general public is invited to
all these service.
HEVKVTH DAT ADVF.XTIST
. Public Library Bid. " , .'
'. C. H. RUleuhonae, Pastor.
(Sabbath Saturday)
10:00 a. m. Sabbath school (Sat
urday.) 11:00 a. m. Church service.
7:80 p. m. Prayer meeting Toes
day evenings.
CliriUH OF THE XAZAREXE
R. X. Sanders, Pastor.
Place: At the home of Mr. Earl
Brltt, 2242 Home avenue. Mills Ad
dition; two blocks east of the school
building.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school. A
class for every sge.
11:00 s. m. Preaching service.
7:30 p. m. Evening service.
W. W. Gilliam. S. S. Supt.
Come and worship with as.
Rer. R. Bogstad. Lutheran pastor i
from Bend will conduct service In ;
the chamber of commerce room
at 11:00 a. m. Services in Eng-I
lish. I
TWO HEAVILY FIXEW !
FOR POSSESSION OK LKJCOH 1
7- N-j,'vv
S.
,....!:
v
Bert Green and II. R. DeLap. ar-:
! rested in a raid on Green's house,
'at 220 Mortimer street, by state.,
i federal and county men. were
i brouiht before Justice R. A. Em-'
mitt shortly after 3:30 o'clock yes-.
j terday afternoon charged with pos-, . -
j session of liquor. maiS 01 W OTTiQW
I Two pints ot alleged moonsnine
i were found in the house and pro-
duced as evidence by the officers.
I Green was fined $200 and costs
which he was unable to pay. He
vaa rnmmitted tn the county iail.
his fine of 150 and , ' 1 n'l,u ,ewsp nauniig iur
As Iks mothet
of Calvin
Coolidice. Jr.
not as the Vint
La.ly of the
Land, Mr.
Coolulye set
out from the olj
Plymouth, Vt.,
homcatrstl
with a bucket
of flower for tha
grave of her
son. Tha
flowers were
raised on the
farm and picked
by Mrs.
Cnoliile herself;
they were for
Calvin, Jr.,
therefore her
to gather and
place at the
grave.
Mrs. Cooliilge
appears in a
simple costume
perfectly
suited to the:
place and the
occasion.
:i
Tennis Players
Occur on Monday
FOREST .1111. l.S. X. Y.. August
! lone
! - -
Anderson of Richmond, Va
8-1.
.Miss Bayard defeated Miss
caret lllake of Boston 6-4. 6-3.
Mar-
MRS. I'l.W. llElttltTEIl
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY
DeLap paid
costs.
Ll"tT-:V AMI DEXNIX
HELD IX rJWM) BONOS
I
the tennis crown, relin'iui.-'hed by
Miss Helen Wills, the favorite in
the national women's sinKlcn cham
pionship have run true to form.
SACRED HEART CHURCH !
Eighth and High Sta. 1
Father Loner In Charge ' I
6:30 s. m. Communion mass.
1:00 . m. Parish mass. j
Benediction after the late mass .
A cordial welcome extended to!
11.
Andrew T. Lucey of San Fran- and the predicted finals matrh le-
cisco and J. W. Dennin of Port- tween Mrs. Molla Mallory and Mis
land, charged with assault, who 1 Eliiabeth Ryan probably will Hike;
were given a preliminary hearing ! place next Monday. '
Thursday before Justice R. A. Em- j Miss Ryan first must dispose of'
mitt, were bound over to await the , her fellow Californlan. Miss Mnry
action of the Klamath county grand ; K Browne In the semi-finals Sat-
Jury upon declson of Justice Em-; urday. In the other semi-final
mitt at 10 o'clock yesterday morn- i bracket. Mrs. Mallory finds less
f0g. ' j opposition, meeting MKs Martha
Bonds were set at lir.no. The j Bayard of Short Hills. X. J.
penalty under the statutes of thov The rt-siilts of the quarter finals
state of Oregon for the offense..' followed tn the letter the predic
charged provides for a penitentiary , lions of the experts:
I sentence of from one year to life.; Miss ltan defeated .Miss Eleanor
! . Idom of New York 2-6. -4. 6-fl.
MERRILL RANCHER CLAIMS Mrs. Mallory defeated Mrs. A. II.
KLAMATH OIRL AS BRIDE chupin. Jr.. of SpringfieM. Mass..
I T.S. 6-0.
,' Alexander R. Cheyne. 21. rancherj Mm J(rnwn(, d',.feated Miss Pene
I on the Merrill road, and Miss Altai
Mrs. Hexel Plant, who was seri
ously liijured when her husband,
Joe Plant, known as Jo Whiteside,
shut her In the neck early Thurs
day morning. Is rapidly recovering
and according to her attending phy
sician, she Is past danger. Mrs.
Manx Is at the Klamath Valley hospital.
All summer hats, half price. Mi
Lady's tihop. 822 Main St. A20-22
GREETINGS. PORTLAND, SAN FRAN
CISCO and OAKLAND
mMm if
For All Your Meals
Hurry Cash Groceries
Every purchase must satisfy every deliv
ery promise must be kept. good things
always. If it can be purchased Hurry
Cash Has It.
TOMORROW WE OFFER:
Squash
Celery
Green Peppers
Green Beans
Wax Beans
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Lettuce
Persian Melons
Casabas
Beets
Green Onions
Carrots
Plums
Bananas
Oranges
Apples
Peaches
Cabbage
Hurry Cash Grocery
Phone 576
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ; Leigh Wilson. 18, stenographer fori
The Friendly Church j E. B. Ashurst, were married in
Eighth and Jefferson j Ashurst's office at 3:30 o'clock
Rer. Henry Thomas, Rector
10:00 o'clock Church school.
11:00 o'clock Holy Communion.
Visitors In the town snd hotel
guests are cordially Invited to at
tend these services.
THE SALVATION ARMY
019 Walnut St.
F.nslgn and Mrs. H. IS. Brlggs, 1
Officers in Charge.
1:00 p. m. Saturday, meeting.;
11:00 a. m. Sunday, holiness'
meeting.
2:10 p. m. Company meeting
for children.
6:30 p. m. Young People's Leg
Ion. 8:00 p. m. Salvation meeting,
lng service.
Motto: "If yon are a stranger
we will take you in: if you are
sick, ws will vrlslt you."
KLAMATH TEMPLE
I. C. Miller, Pastor.
"Lost and Found." will be the
theme for the morning service Sun
day morning at Klamath Temple.
Other services during the week
will be announced from the pulpW.
Something at the Temple ' every
night but Monday and Tuesday,
when the gospel band are at neigh
boring towns. Come and help, us
make a great service Sunday even
ing. Baptism following the Sun
day evening service.
FIRST CHRISTIAV CHimcH
M. L. IVtelle, Pastor.
Xintli nnd Pino
10:00 a. m. Bible school. Classes
for all ages.
11:00 a. m. Morning service.
Solo by Miss Muriel MacDon-
yesterday afternoon by Rer. T. V.
Yarnes of the Methodist church.
They will enjoy a brief wedding
trip in the valley. -
Mrs. Cheyn has been employed
in Ashurst's office for the post
month and a half.
See the new black taffela dresses
at Bee Uegin's Store. A2U-22
For result use News Class Ads.
Just received carload of
No. 1 Grain Sacks
Place your order now.
H. SCHWARTZ
903 Klamath Ave.
Phone 1077.
Opposite Post Office.
GREETINGS, SAN FRANCISCO, OAKLAND, AND
PORTLAND
KLAMATH FALLS, MONDAY, AUG.
Sixth Street at Washburn Way
Second Largest Show in the World
30
f
at
No street parade. Tickets on sale circus day only
FORBES PURE DRUGS
Our Pride!
GOOD
BAKING
And
Quality
Groceries
At All
Times
J;U:
SATURDAY'S SPECIAL
Extra Large "Special" Olives, 15-oz. Glass jar 39c
A complete line of Home-grown Vegetables. Fresh Fruit
in season. The same attention given to telephone orders
that is given over the counter. Quality at a reasonable
price our motto.
6th & Klamath FallS GrOCery Phone83.
S3