THE KLAMATH NEWS
SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, lfi20
PACK flTVUS
Howard R. Perrin
Designs and Plans
INDUSTRIAL AND
COMMERCIAL
HUII.DIWG3
SOW llopka Mils;. Phone
NEWS. OF KLAMATH COUNTY
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Written by Special Correspondent, Exclusive to' the
Klamath News
S O C I E T Y
KIRK NOTES
IN SAN FRANCISCO
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Golden State
Hotel
Ellin and Powell Street
(Formerly Golden West)
A futility lintel lit n
flltllUIIS Inr)ltlllll
Rates $1.50 to $3.00
Tn't' litis, nil trains
1'rro gul'iigt if you
drive in
JOS. 1 1ll KMllVT . Owner
llcury J. runiilniclMiin. Mgr.
l M. (HltMTV .
New. I 'orre.imileiil
KIIIK, Orn Jim. 12. Kii"lnll
-'I liu inciiiliera of llm Kli W
t'uiiiiiiiinliy luli s:iried the yenr
liy kIvIiih it surprise party In
tumor i( Mr. mid Mia. Jerry
(i'i'uIIhkIiiiii, mi Now Year's Km.
Mm. O'Cillimhiin was tlm retlr
Inn iriniil"hi of llio iliili. Tliv
puily was iilvi'ii ill llio homo if
Mr. mill Mrs. P"ter dillce. II.'
frnnliim nl were i rved nml Mr..
() ( uII.ikIiiiii v.aa iri'M'iilrl wl'li
ii teapot ami pins cimwroli. by
ilu. i hill lueinliei. A good ismny
n( the iii.iii l m were linulil" lo
ai ('! In . nil "' "f Illness. Those
present were Mr. nml Mm. C. W.
HIiMiniiii-, Mm. Cl.le Burton ami
iIiiiikIkit Din", Mm. F. W. Cad
enhcad. Mm. Akers ulul Mrs. Mil
ler. Uh- guest of honor and tho
IiiimI nml his-lens. Mr. mid Mm.
Peter Calico.
Mm O'Callaalian. wliii in. v. 'it
in Kl.-in.illi K.i II- Jminnry I. will
I... rreu'ly iiiIksixI III Kllk. She
w.is him iif Hi most I'riiii.liii'nl
I'lUtfiin. having been iiiiminlHlri-ii
f.ir III.' pi'il four '.um. She was
a iiii'iiili-r of Hi.' local n.iiiHil
! i ill mill pie .hl'iii "f I hi' I'mu-
llllllllty rllltl.
Silas Inula, government si'itli r.
hn gone lo KoroNl t'lunii to
MUl-l llll'H till Wfl'k.
Mm. Kail Sllveia, who lia.
been 'Mill" III lor tin' I'.ihI wi'i.Ii,
In hi u Ii Improved Klin Wll'l
inkiii to liu Arem-y hovpliul
l.tHl Wi illl.-ll.lV, gillllg fri.ni lllTO
lo rllll'iiillll mi III" 1 1 Mil. where
ho was iukI hy Hr. Patterson
limn the Agency.
Mr nml Mm. C". W. Fllnn. ln
-Imiii ihu h.iinlii Willi .Mr.
PUnu's n.irt ntM Hi The tlialles. return-d
N-w Year's night. Mr
Flli.ii Immediately ns.ved hl
family from Miirtln, whoro they
-ntltincd on Psge Keren)
FIX UP
YOUR
WINDOWS
lli fine Inter sets In.
We tim e I he Fqolp
nient. All you liase,
lo ilu Is mil
Slnrkry fbe Glass
Mini." l
THE GLASS HOUSE
lUh nd Pine
Phone 477-W
MILLS ADDITION
. MUM. V. II IMMO.M)
.NH 'ornMMi(lriit
I UlUM ADDITION (Hpccful)---;
I.ltlio .M Ihu Juyip Montiy, duuah
, trr nf Mr .ami Mm. (). II. Motihy.
win binfnM n( u party nf 111 I lo
rI k m on her hlrthtluy, January
; 7. M'T HHfutH wtTo Kloyrt llovlfj,
, ll'ililiy ltd) lo, I'liullno Hwilifit y.
Mlhlnul Jin kn uimI Klva Am
' Ii kt Hint riMftvcU many iilru
Mr. nml Mm. K. W. 8-nrift-rM
jiml Iluli' Bfiii rfiurniU on Jann
'my 1 fnuu a holhluy I rip Vt
, Vuikuit, II. V., hfro lliiy
rjM-nt lUllRlitful varullon vMi
Ihk filrndn nml rvnuvo, Thfy
Hpi-iit HDinn 1 1 in f i with Mm. Haun-iK-m'
pitri-iii.
! Kfiui'-ih St'ak rflurmtl to
Uiorbnr, nllf.t aTior hp'-ndiitK
i t-ii tiny vinlihiK friiMulR lici.
Mm. U. It. n Youri'c r -turtiil
' on Saturday trum I'riiicvlllc,
'Ore, mrt h jni Ihr hm(
tHO eJN Vl lillllK frW'tld-i UIl'l
nlnt ivnjt.
j Tlin Hftilor rlnnii of Itif Com
' tnutitiy f'oiinn'ir niton rhnroh if
' tht MtIN nilil Ii Ion. "TIm' Live
Wlr," prom-ntiMl a thriH-m t pluy
at tin .Mill iu-hoo aiulttorliitti
Jon Kut unlay. Thorn wt'ro two
I p'rfiii mmin'. tit ii It lion it ml vro
nine. Ttif tlilo of tho play fho-n
wan "Vlmnili Voiihoii'h Yob."
,hlih ilt'ilU(I tlm trlaU and
, irlbiiliitlont vf otii Yimtiilo You
roil in Jim roiutortlon wliti lh
j"Yoli." It wnii up to (lit auili
rnr to uVWdii whctlwr antirlpa
1 1 ion or rcftllmtlon afforttfd the
.Kn-atcitt iiatlnfurtlin In tho llf
(of an rariifMt worker thfjtc day.
I I'll irtTformauro Unt'd Ap
proximately two houm ami wan
!.tl utti'iidfd . Tho playi'M wr
-ri llont in their purl. Tlir
iMt rhoHi'ti tii ai follow:
1 Yimmta, from "ManmiJiuta"
1 lloland And run
: Pal, iletoctlre.
' Alfred Johnson
Krnnk. rlrrk.
twla Smith
; Mli kf-y, farmhand,
j hiHlUr Herry
Mr. Kent, fntWr.
Bernard Bmith
' Mm. Kont, Dinthrr,
Kay Kenierson
f)i'U fotrr daughter,
Marie t'olc
Sylvia, nice.
France Hcrry
cook.
Jacquollno Frenth.
Kilty, helper. t ' -Mnxlno
Fiddler.
Svnopnpi of tho atory:
Act . 1 Late aftornoon In
AuKi't.
Act 2 That nlht.
A'l 3 Lit to In next day.
The arene waa laid In thu liv
!ttK room of Kent'a furm home.
Not a chance conception
... but a deliberate plan ...
Chryiltr'i itij telling of Jn
dcr-pnihl r4litar w)ih cowt
bt moulJini l it otijin to
ih rprtiiion ol ruotii in ih
bUiuric I0it el tb uocri
Ptrthrnoo.
Chrysler's New Style is Based
on Authentic Canons of Classic Beauty
(ilirytlcr engineering his ji hie veil jomething never Jone be
fore in motor car design.
Ii has searched out authentic forms of beauty which have come
down the centuries unsurpassed and unchallenged nd-hj Irani
laird them in terms of motor car beauty and motor car utility.
The lengths to which Chrysler designers have gone in this
patient pursuit of beauty will doubtless prove revelation to
those mho have probably accepted Chrysler symmetry and
charm as fortunate but more or less accidental conceptions.
The Chrysler process goes far deeper than any charming but
fortuitous design.
I or, Chrysler has left nothing to chance.
Chrysler has not relied alone upon the inspiration of indi
vidual designers.
Chrysler in its newest products-has found that there are .so
many glorious precedents and inspiration in art, architecture
and design, that the search for authentic and harmoniou sym
metry can actually be reduced to something like a scientific
system in which results are certain.
New Chrytler "6?" Six irybi pritiJ fnm $1040 it
j I' Ml ' ' NemChtyttet"yyiimtli0jfilylttfmiJnm
' I nil f Ijmi ' New Chrysler Imneriil fin tmltm
H1I11 prittd fnm f J47. All prkn .. Dttnn
CHRYSLER
Howie Motor Co.
m
(( oiiiIiiiii ii from nnsn llinT) I
Inn hour when ftvo ni-w miimbor
with liiltun Into llm rlulj. At till
lltllfl It WA4 hIro voti-il to c
oeraln Willi th llolnrlnm to so
euro u n InK-rniitlonul spfaknr to
i'iik In this city ahout March 1.
KoIIowIiir tho bualiK'SS meeting i
Ml". K. K. .Mur.'.i) iirnililiid over
h iiroitrain. Mm. J. Kuyal Hhaw i
niiK'rtiiliii.11 wllli tr.u solos, ac
ronipiiiilid by Mrs. Ititcr Of-!
fli-lil at Ihn piano. Mm. Offli-ld
tlii-n favon-il wllh iwvrral solo
with Mm. Hhuw as aeroiapanlst. '
Two piano nunihiTS wero Riven '
hy Minn HU-llii AIImtIi, prpdlctvd
lo hu a ronilu fuvurllo In cliy
niutli-nl Hrrlf-s. I
Mlxs Jnn Hnnllror, onn of ,
SoolhiTii Orncon's beat known,
url uulliorltli-n, was thi'n Intro-1
ilurcil. Mins Kncdlror had hcr
auhji'i-ts bffore ti.-r as she talked
on I'rofi-fsor Bihroff's art exhibit
whlrh wns broUKht h.-rf by tho
art ' d'-pfirt mant of IhQ library j
tluh. TIim plrtnri'H are all watHr
rolors di'pli'tlmt srpnes In Wash
ington and Orrxon. I'rofesnor j
Hi liroff la head of th fine arts '
d'.partini.nt at the University of ,
Ort'Kon. Tho pii-tums ar for,
inlu nt half prlre, and anyone!
wUhim; lo uinki a ptirrhaio. In!
aiki-d lo iti't In touch with Miss'
Bii'-illcor. !
At Ihu conclusion of the pro
icrmu tea wiin scrvt'd In tho par
lor of the chili rooms. Mrs. II. '
It. I'crrln ' mid Mm. Kmtna 10
Mil!a pn-Hidi-d ut IIih to table
which was colorful with four red
tclowlnx tupcrs and contraslInK
carnallons.
...
fil'KV MOI Ki: AT
(l VTIIV i.l II
Oiuof llio uioki iiicccssful and
mini rnjoyublo "open bouse"
inci'tlua .vit held ut the Reamos '
Coif and Country club occurred
Friday ovcnlnr. wbi-n Mr. Krad
Houston had iharRu of tho pro-,
arnm. The fenlurp of tho eve
ning: wni a radio proRram broad-,
cant from Stmloii KCC with II. I..
IliiriU'iibrook InipiTsonatlitcj Cra-'
ham McNamce. the moil fitmouj
radio announcer. "It soundaex
acily llki M'Namee himself."
was tho whlapiT which ran
through the audlenre as Mr. liar
dt'librnnk began announcing tho
evening's program.
In addition to tho radio num
bers which were broadcast, sev.
era! hours of dancing was cn
Jn.wd and rufroahnient were
nerved. The nevt "open house"
will bo hold Friday. February 8.
l'ltlXiUAM rl.ANNF.W
I'Oll TUKSIIAY NIGHT
To obtutn proreeds for fur
ii'i.Ii!ii a teachers' rest room, a
program which promises enter-
lulumcnt to please all has been,
planned for Tuesday evening, Jan-.
uary ii at 8 o'clock at Falrvluw ;
sehool when members of the Falr-
view 1'. T. A. will preside a 1
hostesses. The program Includes:
Selections by the high school
orchestra.
Vocal Solo II. E. Patterson In
costume.
Comic Reading Ellen Van
Busklrk.
Vocal Solo .Mrs. Elizabeth
Binders.
l'luno Duet Dreer and Frank
Drew,
Vocal Solo Mrs. Glen Kent.
Vocal Solo Jimmy Borginann.
Violin Solo Mr. Bruno Sie
wart. Vocal Polo Mrs. M. Badger.
Fancy Dance Mclrlne DUling-h.-m.
Vocal Solo Mrs, Byron Pcarce.
Quartette Folrvlew Teachers.
HAHMOXV C1KCI.K
AT TOTTKX 1KMIK
Tho llnrmony Circle of the
First Chrlstlnti church met on
Tuesday afternoon tit the borne
of Mrs. John Totten on Crescent
Avenue. During the afternoon of
ficers for tho ensuing year were
elected. Mrs. Ueorgo Wlrti will
preside as president for the en
suing year: Mrs. George Myers,
rlce-presldcnt; Mr, i. A. Leech,:
treasurer, nnd Mr. George Mc-1
C'i'luto, aecretary. j
A social hour followed the ;
IiusIum session after which dain
ty refreshment were served.
Mm. Louisa Brandt and Mrs. j
George McCollum assisted the
hostess.
Twenty-four member attended
the meeting.
.
KKW IlF.KrflKNTH
JIO.VOItKI) AT dinm:ii
On Wednesday night Mr.,
and Mrs, lslle Itoger were
hosts at a dinner party compli
menting Dr. and Mrs. W. M.
Brown and Mrs. Brown' mother,
Mr. Whillark. Cover were laid
for Dr. and Mr. Brown. Mrs.
Whltlack. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Burge Ma
son, James and Donald Itoger
and the host and hostess.
Dr. and Mrs. Brown hare re
cently come to Klamath Palls to
make their home and are domi
ciled In the model home In Hot
Springs.
fl.AHX KNTF.KTAI.VKD
UITII TAFFY I'l'l.l.
A taffy pull, one of the glori
ous old-fnnhloned kinds when
one may devour all the pulled
candy afterwards, waa presided
orer by Mrs. G. L. Black when
she entertained a number ef her
Sunday school pupils at th Pres
byterian church. Besides this
thero wsr a number of other
amusements which filled la a j
; delightful evening. 1
I Those enjoying the novel party
were: Delores Martin, Jerry litis-,
ton, Margaret Cbofe, Hatel Gor
' don, Jean Haugur, Loren Plass,
j Betty Cleghorn, Louise Fcrrell,
' Mary Derinls, Jtonel llantpor.
I Frances Daly, Dorothy Llnd,
: Phyllis Sbulti and Mrs. Black. !
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JOI.I.V VF.IOIIHOHX II U K )
POT M't'K DIVNF.K j
I A pot lurk dinner was enjoyed
by 1 membera of the Jolly
Neighbors' club last Wednesday
; evening at the home of Mm. Fred
Peterson. The occasion honored
"he birthday of a number of th
members, and was also a regular
i meeting dalo for the club.
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j OltKI.ON WINH 3:1-13
j KUGKNE. Jan. 12. Showing'
j great basket shooting ability and
: a atrong defens.--, the University
of Oregon basketball quintet de
feated Willamette university here
tonight, G3 to 13. !
1 !
Nond's DcLap le-t yesterday
for Portland, where she will take
np her studies at the Behnke
Walker Business college.
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