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MRS. R. JACK SIMPSON, with her young
son, Doll, are making their homo here at
1845 Esplanade. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson are
former residents of Modford. (Above).
AN ATTRACTIVE ADDITION to the younger
group In Klamath Falls is Miss Patricio
Wethered, formerly of Eugene, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wethered of that city.
The newcomer serves as unior case worker
In the wolfore commission offices here. She
Is o graduote of the University of Oregon and
a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. (Center).
MRS. WESLEY McNEE and her son, Wesley
Jr., stopped all this business of settling in
their home at 2025 Earlo street long enough
to permit the photographer a shot. Mr. Mc
Nee is with the Conifer Lumber company
here. They are former Spokane residents.
(Right).
FORMER PORTLANDERS are the Richord
Maxwells who have moved to Klamath Falls
and now make 1535 Eldorado their residence.
Mrs. Maxwell is busy with small fry, Mary
Margaret, ten, David, six, and Stuart Neil,
Just one year. Mr. Maxwell is practicing law.
All pictures by Wrxlcy Gtidc-rinn of
The Herald and Now.
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Today's page Is devoted to a group of
attractive newcomers to Klamath Falls, in-
teresting people who will take the place of
the many residents who have left our town
during the past month or so.
. This past week has been a busy, busy
one. The membership drive of the Klamath
Community Concert association was to close
at five o'clock Saturday night. The workers
hove called, checked and rechecked their
lists of members and early response assures , .
an excellent 1942-43 program. Anyway the
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo is incentive ; i
sufficient to sell a ticket, front row or bal'.ps r..i
Outstanding of fair of this weekend is -the ...
Italian supper dance slated for eight o'clock
tonight, Saturday, when Reames Coif and
Country club officially opens its spring party
.season in-the clubhouse. Supper will be fol-
lowed by dancing and a good orchestra wos
promised the merry makers. Dance commit
tee members included Dr. and Mrs. George ? .
H. Merryman Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Hauger, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perrin, Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Hamm, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
R. Macartney and Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Dinsmore.
Three dances are scheduled for next Sat- 1
urday night! The last party of the year given
by the Winter Dancing club will be held In
the Willard and the "daffodil" theme will . ; .. ,
be used as a spring time motif. Also In ttit
Elks temple the Sons and Daughters dancing
party promises to be much fun for members .. . .
of the younger set. Last but not least, is ths
party scheduled in the armory for Shriners
ond their wives honoring officers and HilTah
Temple Divan.
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