The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 21, 1939, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextDecember 21, 1989 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE Midland ZtnyUte New Large Audience Attends Class Follies at Bonanza BONANZA Tin first annual class follies of Inat Friday night consisted of tlx nmln ton and aoveu minor ones. Tlio production draw a crowd which filled (ha now llonnnia high gym to capacity, Tlx Junior olaaa won Ilia oup which will ba rolalod from year to jroar to tha olaaa having tha baat kit. Tha polnta on which tha aklla war Judged wero: (1) class participation, (1) audience recep tion, (3) originality, (4) finish. Tha Judges for Krlduy evening wera Don Norlau, Mlsa llolh Ullck and Mlaa Marlon McKonila. The eighth grade won aecond place with a vory humoroua dramatic tlon of "The Old Apple Troe In the Orchard" and "Ferdinand the Dull." Third place wont to lh aoventh grade, who gave ua hu.. humoroua examples of "Wli, Teachora del Urey." The fnllcn Ing program waa presented to mi enthualaatlo audlehco: "Vlctory March," the band, di rected by Mr. Wheeler; "Yulotlde Eolioea," the band, directed by Mr, Wheeler; "Why Teachera Oet Grey," aeventh grade; drainatlsa- tlon of "Tha Old Apple Tree" and "Ferdinand the Hull," eighth grade; acroliata, tumbling team under direction of Mr. Doming; "I Ootta Dance with tha (luy What llrung Me," Lottie McDonald; "The Sacrifice of Bhy l.lttlo Noll," freahman claaa; "Hag Time Wed ding," B. H. 8. band; "Courtahlp of Juanlty," B. H. 8. band; ''Jeaae Jamea," aopbomore elaaa; "Mid night Salesman," Peter Lornn and J nines llradshaw; "Your Hinging lluckarona," mixed group, boya and glrla; "llluobeard," Junior claaa; "Kentucky Coon and Ilia Corny Cavallera," aenlor claaa. Tho aucceaa of the claaa foil lea waa due In part to the chalrinun of tho vnrloua comnilttooi which were aa followa: (liuieral arrangements, Madge . Ilxhugh; entertainment, Marllee Jlvan; advertlalng, Klva Flackua; atage management, Lawrence Ho vel! and Jimmy Rowe. Credit ahould alao be given to Mra. Doming who furnlahed the uiualcal accompanlinenta and to the varloua faculty membera who coached the aklla. MAUN STAR .WILL INSTALL MAUN Prosperity chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will In atall newly elected otflvera Friday evening, December 12 In the Malln Presbyterian church, with the Ma aonlo lodge alto Inalalllng at that time. Inatalllng officer for the Star will be Mra. Nola Weat, Klam ath Kalla. Mra. Citapor, alao of that elty, will act aa Inalalllng chaplain, Mra. Heulah Wloao, Tulelako, wlU officiate aa Inatall lng marahal and Mra. Fred Cofer, Klamath Falla. aa Inatalllng plan let. The Inatallalion will be open. Mra. Leota Trot man. Morrill, baa been elected to eervo aa wor- thy matron; Homer llnaton, Mor rill, worthy patron; Florence De Merrltt, Malln, aaaoclate worthy matron; Ted A. DeMorrllt, Malln, aaaoclate worthy patron; Mra. Madge Cary, Merrill, conductreaa; Mra. Margurlete Harbison, Malln, aaaoclate conductreaa; Mra. Tbol ma Btukel, Merrill, aecretary; Mra. Ann Frulta, Merrill, treaiur er, Mra. Trolman announced thta week appointive offlcea aa followa: Ada, Mra. Francea McNoeloy, Mer rill; Ituth, Mra. llniel Kallua, Ma lln; Bather, Mlaa Irene Halouiek, Malln; Martha, Arle Mae Johnaon, Malln; Electa, Mia. Evelyn Hlgor; marahatl, Mra. Margaret Jacoba, Malln, who la rolrlng worthy ma tron; organlat, Mra. Francea Cannell, Merrill; aentlnel, Frank Vlotorlne, Malln; onaplaln, Mra. Helen N. Ottoman,' Malln. MERRILL BRIEFS Rev. Lawrence : Mltcbelmore baa been confined to hla bed the paat aeveral daya with a caaa of lnfluenaa. He expects to be able to fill the pulpit of the Merrill Preabyterlan church again by next Sunday. Rev. and Mra. Mltchelmore will entertain Chrlsl mae day for Rev, and Mra. Hugh L. Dromon, Tulelake. Mr. and Mri. Frank Dawa, Klrkland, Waah., parenta of Mra. Frank K. Trotman, are bare for Inatallatlon eeremonlea , of Proa perlty chapter, Order' of the Eaatern Star, to be beld Friday night in Malln when Mri. Trot man will take the o h a I r aa worthy matron of the chapter. Thoy will apend the holiday sea eon here In the Trotman borne. Mlaa Louts Fotherlngharo, daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. L. Fothorlngbam, returned t h I a week' from Bnkorafleld, Calif. where - aha attenda Junior col lege. - Mlaa Fotherlngham will apend the holldaya here. Mra. Carl Taylor waa called thla wock to Loa Angolea by the aerloua lllneaa of her father. Mra. Den Faua who baa been vlaltlng In Portland baa returned to Merrill. Emll Valley, who la aaaoclated with Cbot Barton, apont aovoral daya thla week on bualnoaa In Stockton and Ban Franclaco. Felix Kunta will apend the holldaya In Seattle and other Washington polnta with relatlvea, vlaltlng while there a brother whom he haa not aeen for 28 yeara. Mra. W. C. Bailey la reported to be 111 again at ber borne near Merrill. Mra. Frank Adama, who baa been vlaltlng In Ban Franclaco for auvernl weeka, will not re turn until after the New Year, aocordlug to word reaching Mer rill. Mr. and Mra. Auguat Andrleu and family have returned home after apendlng a month In New York and other eaatern chip. Mr. and Mra. It. L. Ballon Merrill, and Mr. and Mra. Tom Wlllli, Portland, have laaued In vitation to "open houao" De cember 14 at the Dalton home. SHASTA VIEW Huah Katton of Pleaaant View tract! la recovering from major operation. - Mary Lew la entertained the In tarurban league auxiliary at her home on the Lakevlew highway. Tburaday afternoon, Novembor 14 Mra. Richard Yatea of the Goodwill grocery on Shnala Way la recuperating after an lllneaa. Mra. Harriot Balrd, formerly of Stewart addition, la a new real- dent In the Bhaata dlatrlct. Membera of the Suburban league and gueata enjoyed a, Chrlatmaa program after tho regular mooting Friday evening In the Shaata achool. Under the direction of Mra. Ruaaell McCollum the fol lowing program waa preaeuted: Chrlatmaa carola by the Camptlre glrla; recitation by Jacklo Morrla; aong, "God Ulnae America," by Margaret .Guffle; a aerlea of ac cordlan aelectlona by Mr. Berg' loff; aong, "Chrlatmaa," by Patay Lou Aubrey; alao group singing and carola by the audience. After the program candy, nuta and orangea were dlatrlbuted to the children and refreahmonta were aerved In tha cafeteria. The remainder of the evening waa apent dancing. Offlcera for the ensuing year will be elected at the flrat moot' Ing In January, Both the Pacific and Indian oceana have a Chrlatmaa Island. PLANS MADE FOR SISKIYOU HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL" TULELAKE The American way will be the thomo of the 1S40 edition of the While and Gold, high achool annual published Jointly by nine Siskiyou county union high schools. Dedication will ba to the "American Flag." Plana for publication of the an nual, to be effected next eprlng, were made at a meeting of repre aentatlvea of all nine achoola at Wood last weekend. Marjorle Thacker, editor of the Tulnluke division, Virginia Jones, buslnesa manager and faculty member. Principal Oeora Itelben, Mlsa Elnanor Donohoe and Mlaa Gladys Neeloy attended. The local high achool section will hove 25 pages of printed material end advertising. MALIN HOLDS FARM SCHOOL FOR MEN MALIN Classes In agricultural economics which include the atudy of lawa relating to potatoea, grain, and hay grading and certification. and to rullnga on shipping and atorage of farm commodltlea are being offered In a part time achool tor young men of high achool age and older who are Interested in the aubject. The classes, directed by A. E. 8treet, principal of the high achool, are attended by 15 atu- dnnts. Classes are hold each Tues day and Thuraday evening. At the laal ilaee night, R. 0. Thompson, Great Northern rail way agent here, talked on trans portation of farm products. Class mnmbura have organlxed a basketball squad and following tha holldaya a cballonge will be sont out for games. HILDEBRAND GRANGE INSTALLS OFFICERS HILDEBRAND A a pedal meeting waa held at the Wide brand grange hall on Saturday evening, December t, to Install the grango offlcera of Hlldebrand Bonnnta and Langell valley. Seldon Kirk of Williamson River grange waa Inalalllng offi cer. Inatalllng of the Hlldebrand Juvenile grange waa also beld at the aame meeting with Mra. Don Hamlin, county Juvonllo deputy aa Inalalllng officer. Attor in slallatlon of officers, aupper waa aerved and dancing followed. At the regular meeting of the grange on December 15, four of Ita membera wero honored at a reception.' Mr. and Mra. William King, who celebrated their 4th wedding anniversary on December 12, and Mr. and Mra. 8. K. Harttler, whose 28th anniversary waa on December 17, were feted. A beau tiful cake, which waa aerved with the luncb, waa presented to each couple. NEW DAUGHTER MALIN Mr. and Mra. O. C. Pitta announce the arrival of aeven pound daughter, aeventh child In the family, on December 18. Mr. and Mra. Pitta make thoir home on a farm near the state line owned by Otto A. Shulti Open Evenings Thuraday, Friday and Saturday Nlghta Plenty of Parking 8 pace tt : . limcCxM'i NJHJj,JI.I'L4,e J - N "J Ladles' Purses Butifi fjT ' V 1 M rf37tv ' "DU" Boxed Cannon J VT"' A s. 111 HMI$298 Towel Sets AVjtS' b 8 I ' ) er atylea with I S.S r .1 I fV 5'"- WSJ C1 -I Pf 111 1 $298 1 nlL.J 1 iet with I iiX - HP! L. fjiathoK I opaque decor- , ' ' . . a--l--l--l--l--l--l--l-HWHHa-llBalH Leather Handbags Three beauti ful atylea to rhooae from! Three - piece aet with opaque decor ated backs. FOlt HER The lt word In style. , . . tlio newest draped leath er effects . . . mart colore Gaymode Hose a ( fc-see,,e,se LADIES' v Fabric Gloves Trim and neat. 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