Liber 9, 1944
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MCE SEVEN
Rat Lux" Will
e Presented
lA holiHny gift to the townspeople, th drama department
&" Union liluh rhool will present a modwnmyS
ST in one I'd. "Hot Lux." or "Let There Be Limit." Mi, B B
Urt ha. directed the play which will be given lhl.cnmi
;j, at niimcroui periormaricca in the Little Theatre off Mem
hnsc.r uw BiZ,r!,--T"1 ngev"' Maic'""' k"'-v
unci , - i n
lavlno Ciocioaro biiu aimmy
w
there l " o'uborate HcttlnK
this Pluv' lhrc0 "u"c', n
rnt under varied lighting
lationi. Other students of
drama department arc cred
wlh this umiiunl staKlng
the art wrk on the second
. wa dono by Ted Reeves,
on the third stage by Mai-
fintPL"x'' 'is pluylng to the
lCI1ts and public without
rite. Mrs. Dlomqulst said
i the department would be
n to huvo guests at any of
performances. The play will
t be given Monday at 1
ock with two other perform
c! at 2 and 3 o'clock. A
1 5t performance for Lions
jwlll be given Mondny night,
uestloy morning the play
I be given from 0 o'clock tin
12 noon, and aguln all clay
irsdny from 9 to 12 and from
j i 4. Saturday's porformnnccs
run from 2:30 to 3:48 p. m.
agnin at 8:15 p. m.
ha Tuesday performance will
no way Interfere with the
I ital Christmas music concert
)t given by the music depart
it at 8 o'clock.
!S 8 S
W Auxiliary
n Thursday evening, Decern
7, the auxiliary to the Vet
Hi of Foreign Wars met In the
(try club room for a regular
ling and Initiation of candl
f, with the president, Mrs.
U. McGllvray, In tha chair,
i Albert Downs, Mrs. Alvln
I. Mrs, VV. J. Wlllnrd and
nji Aaron Thomas were re-
lira im iiii-iiiul-i imij in wic
nary ai mis time,
was voted to send six boxes
hrlstmas cards to ward pa
ils In the Marine Harracks
ital, and also to send n largp
setlla plant to the navy and
inc hospitals tor Christmas,
amount to be sent to the
'burs' and Portland veterans'
Jitals was increased to $10.00
anual Christmas party, to
liven by the auxiliary and
Jointly, will be held Tliurf-
December zi, in tho RC
Each auxiliary member is
MfK a Acrvii-eman ana jus
I, or i serviceman alone, to
mi as her guest. There will
is gift exchange and each
fiber Is to bring a gift In be
lt of herself and each of her
III. A program, dancing and
leshmenU will occupy the
f
nior Matrons
10 .Timing MifMH. ,-1,,U
rim memonist church met
Monday evening;, December
lh Mrs. Bruce Blnklev, 915
n with Mrs. M. H, Mclchert
f Mrs. Christ Huck, assisting.
JJe evening opened with the
ne of Christmaa carols by
net Mrs. Mclchert read the
of Christmas, as given in
(Bible. She also conducted
uilness meeting. The place
ffte next meeting wag not de-
but the hostesses will be
tw- L. Terwllllger ind Mrs.
. W. Tomlln.
Mfrejhments were served to
ajAudra Fulquartr, Mrs. C.
JP. M. Dcllcr. Mrs. Walter
?o ', Jff; J' R- McLcilan,
.Paul Collins, Mrs. David L.
Pru Mi' 0rvl Ooddard.
LSfri'te' ,M!2' PCtCr R0""'
W t ' I" TerwiHigor. Mrs.
MToni'i". Mrs. William
J'""' Troy Cook, M, Ray
it ft ' n"y Brown, Mrs.
1cWEh-ert and Mrs. Wen-
The general meetlnn ni n,n
Women's Society of Christian
Service of the First Methodist
church, held on Friday, Decern,
bcr 1, was opened with a no
hostess luncheon at the Wl-Nc
Ma hotel at 12 noon.
Mrs, Meeker, the guest speak
er for the afternoon, was unable-
to reach Klniniith l-'nlls In
lime for the luncheon, but ar
rived beforo the afternoon
meeting at the church, which
was held at 2 p. m.
, Mrs. Walter Herndon con
ducted the devotional service
and Mrs. L. K. Phelps presided
over the short business meeting.
She appointed a committee to
serve for the Christmas party
to bo given at the church for
service men and women. The
members of the committee arc
Mrs. C. II. Uanlstiible, Mrs.
Karl Redman and Mrs. W. T.
Wlthrow.
Mrs. Edwin Schneebock sung
a group of lullabies, accompan
ied by Mrs. Redman, and Mrs.
Meeker then spoke upon the
rubject "The Part Women Must
Play In the Crusade for Christ."
Tea was served by circle 2,
whoso chairman Is Mrs. John
Rlach. Holiday greenery served
as the background for the tea
table, which was centered with
on arrangement of white chrys
anthemums, and Mrs. Victor
Phillips and Mrs. Karl Redman
presided over the tea service.
That same evening, December
1, Mrs. Meeker conducted a
class of Instruction for incom
ing officers of 1045.
5 j!
No-Host Dinner
A group of long-time friends
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. H. Cofcr on High street
Saturday evening for a no-host
dinner, followed by several
hours of cards.
Places were set for Mr. and
Mrs. Charles D. Gnrcclon, Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Richardson, Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Moss, Mr. and
Mrs. Sydney Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. M. P. Evans, Mrs. .1. J.
Parker, Mrs. John H. Hamilton,
Mrs. Ruby Kenyon, Mrs. Grace
Ftcrkman and Mr. and Mrs.
Cofer.
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TO MARRY
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burger of Rockville, Minnesota, havo an
nounced the engagement of their daughter, Burdette Marie, to
RT 3c Andrew Soulc, USN, and son of Dr. and Mrs. Andrew A.
Soulo, 1045 Main. Miss Burger is employed at the Barnes-Hind
laboratories in San Francisco, and was a houscguest at the Soule
home while Andrew was home on a 15-day furlough from Treas
ure Island, California, where he has just finished radar training.
No wedding date has been set.
Friendly Circle
Members and guests of the
Friendly circle met Thursday,
December 7, at the home of Liz
rie Little, 2444 Orchard way,
for luncheon and the annual
Christmas parly and gift ex
change. Pearl Marin was the as
sisting hostess. Luncheon was
served at one o'clock to Ipha
Brown, Arbliur Stone, Violet
Vance, Estclle Smith, Agnaec
Lowe, Grace Bock, Nona Hall,
Fannie Goddard, Alberta Allen,
Lydia McDonald, Kathryn Bill
ings and Roy, and Ruth Berry,
and after the exchange of gifts
Mrs. Little, president of the
club, conducted the business
meeting.
Plans were made for a dinner
to be given in two weeks for
members and their families and
friends of the club. The exact
time will be announced later.
Wed in November
Gcncvra Whitclcy, daughter of
Mr. Charles Martin of Stockton,
California, became the bride of
TSgt. . Randall B. Jiggar, son
of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jiggar,
1847 Earlc. The ceremony took
place early In November at the
post chapel at Stockton,
Mrs. Jiggar is a graduate of
the San Joaquin General School
of Nursing, and was a recent
recruitment secretary of the
Red Cross. She is now on the
staff at St. Joseph's hospital in
Stockton.
Sgt. Jiggar was at Chanute
Field in Rantoul, Illinois, for
six months, and is now attached
to the training aide's office in
Stockton.
The young couple went to
Monterey, California, for a short
honeymoon.
Rites Read Here
At a beautiful ceremony on
Sunday afternoon, December 3,
Patricia Kltchln, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kitchin,
2128 Madison, became the bride
of James L. Reed, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Reed of Prine
vllle. The bride was lovely in a
black velvet suit with yellow
accessories, and wore a corsage
of yellow rosebuds.
Mrs, Gerald Schalton was
matron of honor, and wore a
corsage of white carnations. Ray
Keed, brotner oi the groom, was
best man.
The ceremony was performed
at the home of the bride's aunt,
Mrs. Orrin Kitchin, and the
young couple were married by
President E. E. Burroughs of
the Mormon church.
A reception immediately fol
lowed the wedding, and the
large wedding cake was cut by
the bride and groom, and served
to their friends, and later the
bridal party enjoyed a chicken
dinner at the El Padre.
Out-of-town" guests included
the mother and sister of the
groom, Mrs. John Reed, and
Elizabeth, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Reed of Prineville.
Other guests were Mrs. A. M.
Nesllne, Mrs. E. E. Burroughs,
Mrs. Curtis Daniels, Mrs. Julius
Bradshaw, Mrs. William Olson,
Mrs. D. E. Weathersbee, Mrs.
Harry Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Brink and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Kitchin and family,
Mrs. Orrin Kitchin, and Mrs.
Gerald Schalton.
The groom is a MM2c in the
navy, and is home on a 30-day
leave. Mrs. Reed plans to re
main with her husband until
he is again called for further
overseas duty.
!
Merry Mixers
Mrs. Douglas Frcborc. 225
East Main, was hostess to the
Merry Mixers club Wednesday
evening, December 6. Attend
ing were Mrs. Frank Beard,
Mrs. Plez Chamberlain. Mrs,
Howard Cramblett, Mrs. Homer
Stiles. Mrs. Clayton Wiard. Mrs.
Reuben Stevenson, Mrs. Ernest
zerble, Mrs. Cluford Case, and
Mrs. Lloyd Allen. The guest
award went to Mrs. Homer
Stiles.
The Christmas Darty. Decem
ber 20; will be held at the home
of Mrs. Chamberlain, 1654 Port
land, and will be the last meet
ing of the year.
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Uof kJLw CI it
5L Showoff sounded a
,5' ha crowd came
,? '?,m,r "he counted out
Jh"' ,of. . h' Mi" and
e 1 fti-j Ano. ne treasury of
iST1:. By. hl trumpet, Mr.
i-.. mimed an mankind to
Nio, i V" lnB "lu o God.
'ik0ok l tnat despised
lhcrer over there. He
iPt so much as lift up his
3 a?. ,hMVm b,lt he beats
" breast crying-God be
i Wtii sinner. "i
I hl' 1T1"1 wnt down to
!?."' Justified rather th.n
tSiM rom 1,19 Ptnalty. The
TvVr? !,Bve ,rom 'he
Kin- llr"H- G0Cl PUl lhe '"
r JLfclJme on Christ.
limn.1 "J1" ulfJ on Hm
J1 Wl y 0f u, BIBLE.
iVh.- vcn" on the ground
ftehtf Ve" ,fnCe Chri5t
' iL7i From th POWER.
&lh.ei,r"e Cnr,,it aroe
' SrA VI1 wh, receive Him
-iV"'1, Saviour. As the
fcl yield their lives over
fi"i?v,,fve bv Power
n, J' Kh. He becomes
'"inlng strength.
i!th. i ""On Judgement
Li.' 0"1 fa the sins of
Si , UH" na Ro out Into
' Ssf- rr he vcd-tn
th. 0 co.me God '
of i ea ,lle mlng
l ,1s Rr,ce' ,n hl good
10 them through Christ
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UNTIL i30 P. M.
Until After ChrlMmee
Cumntiing's
Fur Jaws Shop
ENGAGED
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Masset.
730 Eldorado, have announced
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Jo Ann, to John Tworek,
chief mechanic 1c of the U. S.
navy. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Tworek of Croswell,
Michigan. No wedding date has
been set.
Bell Photo.
Council Lunch
The Girl Scout council enter
tained the leaders and assistant
leaders of all local troops with
a dessert luncheon at the Episco
pal parish house on Saturday
afternoon, December 2. Hazel
Morrison, program committee
chairman, assisted by Mrs. K. E.
Hutchinson and Mrs. D. H. Os
born were in charge of arrange
ments. Mrs. D. W. Holloway, training
committee chairman of leaders,
gave a talk about planning activ
ities for scout groups, and troop
leadership.
Hazel Morrison discussed pro-,
gram plans for the year, Mrs. L.
F. Carter made general an
nouncements, and Mrs. Lowell
Kaup disclosed plans for several
Christmas vacation parties for
the troops.
An interesting display of arti
cles, made by Girl Scouts and
Brownies, filled a large tabic,
and included tray favors, table
decorations, Christmas gifts,
Christmas cards, and calendars.
Council members present were
Mrs. R. H. Radcliffe, Mrs. Paul
Buck, Mrs. H. S. Stone, Mrs.
Charles Ogle, Mrs. J. P. Wells,
Mrs. K. E. Hutchinson. Mrs. D.
H. Osborn, Mrs. L. E. Kaup,
Mrs. A. L. Brandt. Mrs. D. W.
Holloway, Mrs. L. F. Carter, and
Hazel Morrison.
Leaders who attended were
Mrs. J. W. Plnniser. Mrs. R. W.
Quick, Mrs. V. K. Charlesworth,
Mrs. A. W. Jolly, Mrs. W. C.
Preston, Mrs. F, Terwllllger,
Mrs. J. I. Zumalt, Mrs. Gilbert
Franklin, Mrs. G. Prultt, Mrs, C,
B. Cornctt, Mrs. L, C. Sauer,
Mrs. E. Vanderpool, Mrs. Burt
Miller, Mrs. Lloyd Porter, Mrs.
G. E. Condrcy, Mrs. V. Hansen,
Mrs. Waldo Perry, Mrs. B. Kidd,
Mrs. Bert Thompson, Mrs. E.
Powell, Mrs. R. C. Brown, Dea
Jean Hardy, Evelyn Hudson, and
Oretha Hudson.
For Hii Chrlstmai
Famous -IIICKOR
JEWELRY
Tie Bars and Chstns
Key Chains
Sets
$1 jo $
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
Ten Years Old
Celebrating her tenth birth
day, Loralou Rolph, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Rolph, S
was hostess to a group of fieri
schoolmates at a Sunday after-1
noon theatre party on Decem
ber 3. I
After the theatre, guests re-!
turned to the Rolph home, 234;
No. 8th, when gifts were opened, I
and the birthday cake was
served at a table decorated in
Christmas colors to Barbara
Ford, Darlene Watson, Nellie
Wong, Joyce Lamb, Mary Louise
Gerruc, Carol Guderian, Denise
Kenyon, Jeannine Newcom,
Florene Johnson, Janet Mitchell,
Shirley Westiall, and the guest
of honor.
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Around the world
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