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MAJOR AWARDS at-
school graduation on May the nineteenth went to
seven itudonts. Juno O'Brien was valodictorlan
for the class of '43 and' John Fletcher was . the
salutatorian. The DAR good homemaker'i award
went to Mary. Kelly. Dorothy Davis and Richard
Newman won the
awards, and Mary Landry and Richard Newman
won the coveted faculty cups. Ralph Fostor, out
standing athlete, received the Kiwanis trophy.
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Voice Pupils To
Be Heard Tonight
Mrs. A. J. Voye to Present Students in Recital
At Presbyterian Church
Mr. A. J. Voye will present her voice students In a de
lightful recltnl it the Presbyterian church this evening, Sat- ,
urdny, at eight o'clock,
Mr. Voye has some exceptional young pupils studying
with her at this time and they will be given a chance to show
off their tnlont In tho excellent and well-balanced program that
Mrs. Voye has arranged. '
The program for this eve
ning's muslcalo Is as follows:
"My Lovor Is a Fisher
man" Strickland.
Merjorio McCollum,
Mezzo-Soprano.
"In thd Gloaming"
Harrison.
Mary Jo Hullctt,
- Contralto
"Birds" '
Huctcr.
"Little Old Lady"
Cnrmlchucl.
Marguerite Plcard,
Mezzo-Soprano.
"Screnado" Tosclli.
Jean Bowling,
Soprano.
Duet:
"Mighty Liko a Rose"
: Novln.
Marianne Lion,
Conrad Schultz.
"Transformation" Walts.
"Cnrmcna Wultz Song" ....
Wilson.
Marinnno Lion,
Mezzo-Soprano.
"Goln' Homo" Dvorak.
"When Song Is Sweet" ....
Suns Succi,
Fred Ross,
Baritone.
"The Cry of Rochol"
Salter.
"By tho Sea"
Franz Schubert.
Mrs. Rex Hiatt,
Soprano.
"The Wanderer" .... Forsythe.
"Spring Is a Lady"
Strickland.
Mrs. Jerome Henry,
Mczzo-Soprano.
Duet: '
"Indian Love Call"
Friml.
"Will You RomcmborV" :
, Romberg. .
Paddy Brown,
Fred Ross,
"Au Prlntemps" Gounod.
"Ich llebo dlch" Grlcg.
. ' Paddy Brown,
Lyric Soprano.
"Dusty Road" ..; Rene.
"The Rogue Song" (from
the Klamath Union high
annual Danforth Foundation $
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DOROTHY DAVIS
Snyders Leave:
For San Jose
Family Joins Parade of
Those . Leaving for '
Defense Work
Joining tho parade of
promlnont Klamath families
leaving for defense work In
tho cities along tho' coast
are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sny
der and two sons,. Tom and
Jerry, of 834 Pacific Terrace.
The Snyders left Friday,
May 28, to make their home
In Son Jose where Mr. Sny
der will go into defense work
and tho boys will attend
school.
, Mr. and Mrs. Snyder have
mado their homo in Klamath '
Falls for about twenty years
whore Mr. Snyder operated
an automobllo agency. Mrs.
Snyder has worked for the
Greyhound bus company for
tho past twelve years.
Tho Snyders also have an
other son, Jim, who is now
serving with 'the navy.
Guild To
- Give Tea
Women of St. Paul's Guild
will glvo a tea In honor of
Miss Ethel Springer, dean of
St, Margaret's house In
Berkeley, California, on Fri
day, Juno tho eighth, at the
parish house.
moving picture of same
name) Stothart.
' Conrad Schultz,
Baritone.
. "Ah fors o lul" (from opera
La Travlela) Verdi.
"Brown Bird Singing" ......
Haydcn Wood.
Mrs. Rollln Contrail,
Coloratura Soprano.
Morio Obcnchnln, ; .
Accompanist.
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EXECUTIVE BOARD
OF LIBRARY CLUB
MEETS TUESDAY.
Members of the newly
named executive board of the
Klamath Falls Woman's Li
brary club, met Tuesday morn
ing in tho clubrooms of the
city library to discuss tho
coming year's program. Mrs.
Glenn Kent, first vlco presi
dent, presided.
Much local talent will bo
used on the 1943-44 program
due to war conditions. Mem
bers of tho committee arc Mrs.
E. D. Hamachcr, Mrs. Albert
O. Rocnlckc, Mrs. Arnold L.
Gralapp and Mrs. Don J. Zum
walt, music chairman.
Members reviewed requests
made by various members at
the last meeting of the year.
Next board session will be an
nounced by the president, Mrs.
R. E. Ookes.
During Tuesday's meeting,
it was decided to purchase a
$125 war bond for tho club.
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MRS. HENDERSON
GIVES RECITAL
SATURDAY
Mrs. C. A. Henderson pre
sented her music students in
a recital Saturday, May tho
twenty-ninth at half past two
o'clock at her homo on 1972
Earlo. street.
Those participating in the
program, to which parents and
friends were invited, wcro
. Joan Moore, Joan Robinctto,
Dewey Lambert, Hazel Wise
man, Fred Wlscmnn, Dnvo
Grovcr, Jean Henderson, Allco
Geary, Marilyn Johnson, Ann
Henderson, Jean Sclby, Nancy
Shaplcigh, Delia Lou Shop
lelgh, Shirley Dnlton and Mary
v Hooker.
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WEINER ROAST
AT ROSKAMP,
HOME
Barbara Roskamp of tho
Roosevelt apartments was
hostess when a group of the
younger set enjoyed a wolnor
roast at her homo last eve
ning. Guests enjoying tho fun
were Ruth Merrill, Clmrlotto
Carter, Sally Mueller, Joan
O'Neill, Margaret Flock,
Sharon Moore, Lois Coda,
June Bosworth, Dalo Con
stans, ' Ted Reeves, Fred
Rcoves, Jerry Snyder, Tommy
Snyder, Rodney Murray, Jim
my Howard, Jerry Hicks,
Dick Ethcrton, . and Gordon
Veltch.
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Klamath People
Making News
New Arrivals and Former Residents of Klamath
Falls Breaking Monotony of Quiet Months
New arrivals, visiting In Klamath Falls, and Klamath
folks who are traveling around the country are making news,
this week. Several visitors have arrived in our town to spend
the early weeks of summer and number of informal affairs
will probably be given to break the rather quiet months during
which little entertaining has been done. '
Mrs. John Houston, wife of
the mayor, has some interest
ing things to tell about their
trip to the east coast. One of .
the thrills of their Journey
was seeing some of the new
plays in New Yerk City. "Life
With Father," and "Some
thing for tho Boys" were two
of them that the Houston es
pecially enjoyed, While at
tho theatre one evening, they
sat directly across the aisle
from Herbert Marshall and
again when they visited , the
Stork club they saw him.
They also had a chance to
see many of their friends, in
Washington D. C. They had
lunch in the famous Pentagon .
building with Captain Law
rence Slater, and visited . a
house directly across from the
White House.
Another Klamath woman
who will soon be traveling to.
tho cast coast is Mrs. Harlan
Bosworth of Conger avenue.
She will leave on Monday
night for New York City to
visit her Husband, Major Bos
worth, and on tho way she
will stop in Alameda, Califor
nia, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Max Pierce. Mrs. Bosworth
will spend most of the month
of Juno with her husband and
will return here at tho end of
tho month.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ramsby, for
merly of this city, also has
some interesting experiences
to tell. She is now in Wash
ington and one of the high
lights of her stay there was
visit to tho Russian embassy
whnro she had tea with
Madame' Lllvlnoff, Mrs. Roose
velt and Mrs. Davles.
Just arrived in this city are
Mrs, William A. Hearing' and
small son, Frederic William.
They are hero with Mrs. Hear
ing's parents, Reverend and
Mrs. Frederic Wisscnbach of
High street. They arrived
here Thursday after having
flown part way from their
home in Casper, Wyoming, Mr.
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Hearing is with the air corps
supply base in Wyoming.
Mrs. Ralph McCulloch has
returned to Klamath Falls and
has taken up residence 'at the
Kenoffel apartments on Eldor
- ado street. Her husband is
now in North Africa. .
Mrs. Rollin P. Rodolph, for
merly of this city, is here visit
ing with her husband this
week. Mrs. Rodolph now
lives in San Francisco.
Mrs. Claude Davis left this
week for St. Louis, Missouri,
to spend a few days with her
son, Lieutenant Rex Davis, be
fore his departure for overseas
duty. Upon her return, she
will be accompanied by Mrs.
Rex Davis and son "Roddy."
Mrs., Davis is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grimes
of this city. .
Lieutenant Colonel and
Mrs. Ted Gillenwaters are
now. in Ashville, North Caro
lina, as - are Lieutenant and
Mrs. Robert Thompson. AH
are former residents of this
city.
GIRL' SCOUTS
ENJOY OUTDOOR
.GATHERING
A group of Girl Scouts un
der the leadership of Mrs. A.
W. Skinner, Mrs. Richard
Junge and Mrs. J. K. Reno
met . in Moore park Satur
day, June tho twenty-second,
from 9 a, m. to 1 p. m. The
chief feature of the gather
ing was a cook-out and a
trail-blazing hike.
Tho Girl Scouts present
were Caroline Rumelhart,
Ethel Mae Skinner, Darlcne
Price, Margie Foster, Virginia
Rumelhart, Joyce Underwood,
Genevieve Morgan, Olga Yer
kovich,' Foye Nelson, Cherrle
Johanson, Gladys Charles,
Maudie Thompson, B 1 1 1 1 e
Byrnes, June Marie Murphy,
Mary Gardner, Lois Morgan,
Arlene Richtcr and Nancy
Hall.
MISS DURBIN .
GUEST IN CITY -.FROM
INDIANA
A guest in the city this
week has been Miss Mary
Durbin of Gary, Indiana, who
is being entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. George Metz at their
home on Eldorado street.
Miss Durbin is a cousin of
Faye Durbin of movie fame.
Both she and Mrs. Metz had
. planned to visit in Seattle
with Lee Metz, but this trip
was cancelled when young
Metz was suddenly called for
overseas duty.
On. Wednesday . evening,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Francis Man
ning honored Miss Durbin at
their home on Roseway drive.
Other guests were Mr. and
1 Mrs. Metz, Mrs. A. LeNea
res and Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Whitlock.
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LOVERS ENJOY
SPRING ' RECITAL
Of interest to music lovers
in Klamath Falls will be the
program of a delightful
spring musicale given in
Saint Mark's rectory, in Med
ford last nvening, May the
twenty-eighth.
June Williams, soprano,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.
L. Williams of Medford took
part in the program. Many
Klamath residents will re
member her as she lived here
a few years ago. .
Other .numbers on the pro
gram included Gail McDuf
fee, who delighted the audi
ence with her playing' of
Tchaikowsky's "Nutcracker
Suite," and Roger Wolf, piano
student.
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GAYETY CLUB
ENJOYS DESSERT.. . '
AT KESSLER HOME
The Gayety club met at
the home of Mrs. Wayne
Kessler on 2027 Lcroy street
Thursday evening after hav
ing worked at the Red Cross
center.
Those enjoying, dessert at
tho Kessler home included
Mrs. G. C. Lorenz, Mrs. A,
K. Bryant, Mrs. Charles Fair
all, Mrs. E. M. Igl, Mrs. M.
P. Lavenick, Mrs. David Van
denberg, Mrs. Elmer Hos
king, Mrs. Bogue Dale, Mrs.
John Houston, and Mrs. Floyd -llenrlot.
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Students Return ;
Home From ScKool
Pupils from University of Oregorvas Welas-Ore-gon
State 'to Come Home This Week- '.;7-. :
This Is the time of year when college students begin re- .
turning home for a vacation from their studies. , Many will
return in the fall, but others will be entering the.armed. forces -or
working in vital industries. Most of them; will,; at least ;
secure a job for the vacation. ; - '
-Adele Zamsky will return from the University of Oregon v
and will accept a position at the Wilson Title arid Abstract
company. Also returning from the university city will b
Virginia Howard, who was'recently chosen the Emerald cover
girl to represent her school in a nationwide contest.' .'
Mrs. Eliiot
Remembered
Sojourners Meet to
Honor Memory of.
. Club . Founder
Members of the Sojourners
club met Wednesday after
noon in the Willard hotel to
pay tribute to the founder of
their club, Mrs. C. S. Elliot,
who passed away Tuesday.
Mrs. Guy Harmon presided
over a brief business meeting
at which time a unanimous
vote was cast for the follow
ing new officers: Mrs. E. M.
Raymond, president; Mrs
Guy Wilson, vice president;
Mrs. Glen Jones, secretary;
Mrs. H. O. Lohr, treasurer.
Mrs. Ted Reeves, Mrs. C.
L. Hubble, and Mrs. Samuel
Earhart the three remain
ing charter members of the
club each spoke on the plan
ning and the final formation
of the organization upon the
suggestion of Mrs. Elliot.
They also. touched upon the
fine work of Mrs. Elliot in
other organizations ' in the
city.
The Sojourners club has .
suffered a great loss with the
passing of Mrs. Elliot.
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Mrs. Mclntyre To ,
Present Recital
Mrs. George Mclntyre, 409
Lincoln street, will present
her piano and voice pupils in
a musical program to be held
at her homo on Thursday
evening, June tho third, The
recital will bo held for near
friends and tho families of
the pupils.
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With the graduating class
In Eugene will be Phyllis Fos
ter, Rosemary Sloan, and .
Helen Moore. Peggy Keating ',
and , Gordon. Ledingham. will
be ' coming home this - week- "
end, as will Dick .'Igl. ; , , ' ' '
Home for; a 'few days ; to
visit his parents is 'Ben Hast
ings from .Reed -.College of
Portland. .; - -i-, ;
At Oregon' 'State college,' ;
members of the graduating ;
class include- Fred Peterson, 1
Margery Johnson,- and Let-'"
tie Stewart. Fred Eyerly has
been home this past week in '
the uniform " of the United ,.
States army. He - has been .
in an ROTC unit at Oregon
State and will go into: the
army immediately. He was
recently appointed to, an im-:
portant position on the Dally 'J
Barometer, college newspap
er. Mary Jane Drake and Mar- '
cillo Reynolds are two. more
that will be coming,- home .'
.from Oregon State.' ; -i-
Although they will -not-be '
home until sometime In June, -Merlon
A lbrecht, Janice
Bubb, and Rose Macartney' ' .,
will be home for the summer
from Stanford ! university af
Palo Alto. -
Two sets . ' of Klamath'
twins will also be among -those
Journeying from Eugene ,
this weekend; Lucy- and
Laura Kimball will; be. with ,
their parents this . summer,
and Gale and ! Dale 'Motley .
will also be home. The Mot'
ley girls have held' the post
tlons of drum majorettes this
past year at ;the university.
Doris Weinberg will also ..
- be arriving from Eugene. . ; "
Hobo Poole and.Twyla Fcr.
. guson spent a few .days last
week at Lake o' tho Woods.
They returned here Tuesday. '