Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 17, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextGiven. J: Sacred Heart -roiirunn which were of Interest this week wore present r.KL Jiudcnis of the music deportment of Sacred Heart ''I The first was enjoyed Tuesday evening, the second on "fii A third concert is slotcd for Sunday and is given else "n thl section. lowing i Tuesday' program: - ' f" .Rnuiiulcd Banner .. wyr ,' V MncLachcn WL nvn'ii Thompson "Phyllis Bills. ffilTZ"."" Thompson S.WJ.'omp.on "fifo'riilii Roberta- . I . ti,(. Toys B1BCK Id? ?' .'I rW,. Cold Ground tali..."- . by Rlchter w'.''inn Flerrlan ,WPcgyPlunkett . '"Thompson '""'Beverly Scott ,.uiiln Lamb Thai f'tK.ttThoropr " Thompson Spon'rance -ii a" rorc81 &J. AnnKandrn . - e.nui ivinii s-"v John Reed . Matllngly Lake .Erb Black Cell! Kuu rrcl . '"r:' rwonn j'juw - w-K Mnn i ll l fjirt. Lint Silver Birches ...... Lesll U Totter L,ke Postman ' i... i nn Sullivan turning Klttyy.n Norton L.inff Hiras . ... PTl nn Weed 5,w uuii'f F.xnress Erb ii.ro Jnun Do Bel I, Checks tmerson Una March Saales Lufol Dreamer......:.. osier y Susan awiuiivw of the Woe Folk .. Gaynor ley and Susan Bchofleld fit Bb Peep rossey ijll, spanisn mcioay Kiinieen.""""11"! c,..nu vtllln and Meadows WMV I. 1 I. . r ruuiiiiiK nil. Duicing Bear Erb i- Mildred Hendron Little Girls Minimi Rnntf and Dance bkiirk Horner ;.... South Lund the May Pole .... Berllgh T.nwrence wane wine the Ball Crane j;.p. rhnru from uounoQ a rtaiiow .TnHv Harner tdlli On Wednesday ..Gaynor Long Time Ago Blake Lv Blrlhdnv i Hill Mnrlrm Mullen ...... w.. ....... . lpik MoussorgsKy ma inn 'riiiniifrr iju i in i.a oaiic .Tnrlv- Hnrnriftn piurjdsy'i program la as fol- Ihtly Row 1 nompson kio uvorait smy jo nngus It Broken Doll .......Thompson Sharon Bassonciio toy Blossoms .......... Anthony It Nocturne Ncvin . Suo Branson i Girden .' Hopson bClsus Guards .. Krogmann Emllle Elliot - Kiln Sinn a Merry Tune .... jaenson Haydn Lmin : Thompson Jacqueline Ello Iiby Brahms B Bells of Scotland Arr. by Thompson Pauline mcssick tee Little Tails ............ Lake ilea on the Keys Cappe .. Darlcno Reed irlliht Waltz .: Brainard Muchlng We Go Wilson Thcrsa Palmer platlon Days .;.' Rlchter ijw 'i nompson Beverly. Calhoun Petals Tenny Nil of Yesterday .... Eckstein raaryiyn 1'aup ... of the Wooden Shoes n 1 H.. iiucacr ondcrry Air .. Old Irish. Air J'limp uiark Mi.' the Gem of the Ocean I -;-' .'. Arr. by Weber N'' Winter Carnival Adair .Tommy Dixon MioftheBo-V.Scouta , 1 L "Schaefcr m Farmer ;......,.. Schumann L. Mnrgaret Peery '"Ay. Rolllckv Wind L;--i"" Coburn n Dance ............. Thompson Jerry Lavin le.Land Emmett wer ..: Frost 'tniilff Pull ' ' tTfinAn k TX " "Ut! JttlllDUII '"own South 'Williams -'. lacciuclin . Edwards C Song .-. Bentlcy Williams Surprise Party MALIN Mury Jo Miller of Malln was honored with a sur prlsa blithduy party on March 0 at the Mulln Broadway hall. Entertainment Included dancing from eight until eleven, unrl featured a largo birthday enko lopped with IS candles. Many lovely gifts were received by the guest of honor. . The party was given hv her mother, Mrs. Joscphlno Miller, her grandmother, Mrs. O. S. Clark . and aunt, Mrs. George miLiiaciis jr. Guests, who nre students nt muun anu T'ulclakc high schools. as -wen as mu sucrcd Hoar Academy of Klamath Fulls where Miss Miller Is a pupil, included Margie Griffith, Mnry cigncr, uncno Ingram, vcr laync Vogel, Betty Cantrnll Shirley Surltskl, Richard Dm- gil, U. U. Mlchaclls, Jo Anne Wilson. Lorn Harkncss. Leon ard Lahoda, Luthy Martin Chuck Esser, Bobby Vlctorlne, Bob 1 Cantrnll, Dorothy Looic ly, Mary Hulh Bay. Clifford Jones Jr.. Dean Ahholt. Knrl Wlsccarvcr, Jean Sultlele, Mary Liivingsion, aunan uars, Dolly Foulkncr. Norah O'Kcefc. Marv Quinowskl, Sara O'Kccfe, Jean Vlctorlne, Emily Elgncr, John Loosely, Ida Belli, Annlo Nov ary, Roscmarie Doty, Ardith Jackson, Louise Purslcy, Bar bara Holmes, Georgo Spolek Jr., Jack Llndscy, Gilbert Kin- KIC. Jolm Saunders, Andy Fields. Lincoln Elgncr. June Woodlcy, Rosalie Falcs, Norma liawKins, Lilck Uonaldson, Kur ine -Miller, Roberta Miller, Ruth Kallna. Dean Mlchaclls, Mrs,- Agnes Woodlcy, Mrs, Anne Laboda, and Mrs. Birdie O Hara, 5 S iMt Slav. L Barbara MuiliHan - ....:....:..:.:Nevin Durand ii..t;cuna euneaa m Parade .... Sanford King L -,Lf? "Wa'de I'tll of ih. n f. tt Bee - Lenny Short , Brahms Grieg Nevln ''lin on a Folk Song ir,;." HosBacK ngrarade Hopson "',""" MOM" &?ullard,. Margaret Peery II. V,'';-: .Hcrpert I " "u .:.... Smith moiiy cashin R C o r.hrtri8born' daughter; of LiM Mrs. Denn O.hnrn of FSSfi -8trSet arrived Satur- om AnnIe wtiM Bnpk-.. "?r BPring. vhch- hh 24 , . " retU''n!' - to - school Guild Officers TULELAKE Mrs. A. E Ryckman. newly elected prcsl dent of the guild of the Tulclakc community I'resoytcria church, and her corns of assoc.- ate officers, were Installed at the March meeting of the guild in colorful and impressive cere mony which was arranged by Mrs. Evangeline McNeill, who with her husband, Archie Mc Neill, Is holding prc-Euslcr scrv Ices here. Installed with Mrs. Ryckman were Mrs. D. v. Reld, vice presi dent; Mrs. Tom Newton, sccrc tary, and Mrs. Earl u. bpry treasurer. Each new officer was C resented with a corsage made v Mrs. Morton Brown, with the flowo'tled with the colors of the Bible, including white, blue and nurulo. r i . i i corsages were aiso presemca to Mrs. II. T. Street, who Is the retiring president ancr iwo years of service, and to Mrs, Hugh Bronson, wife of the pas tor, the Reverend Hugh Bron son. Carrying out the themn of St, Patrick's day, Mrs. Chester StoncovDhcr. in an Irish cos tume, gave a humorous dialect reading. Mrs. D. P. Reld gave an Irish-poem and Mrs. McNeill, a native of Ireland, presented sev eral musical selections on the vlbraharp. . Mrs. Street and Mrs. J. Barkwcll, who is retiring after manv: years as treasurer,' and Mr. Ira Ott. who retired as sec retary, were honored at this time. Members voted a $30 donation for the Red Cross and $10 to the Bcrnice Damian Presbyterian missionary day school at Trucas. New Mexico, for playground equipment. - 5 8 5 ' Eighth Birthday MF.nniLL- Alice McKcn- dree, celebrating her eighth hlrthdav on Sunday, March l asked a group of her young friends to the home of her par rnti. Mr. and Mrs.' Scott Mc- V Anrlrnn fnr a env afternoon. - Festive St. Patrick colors and favors added to the fun, and the nrnltv refreshment table was nnntorpH with a chocolate birth day cake, topped with green candies, . . . The- young hostess had as her guests Mary jo nraw " v-iomnH, Trails. Jean Elliott, Lor- elta Lcmler, Sara :West. Norn O'Sullivan, Nndino Wllkerson Carol Poc and Betty Joyce Iccn- bice, all of Merrill. 8 . Merry Mixers rin Thursday evening, March aV.Mnvlnn Rose of 1530 Austi was hostess to the Merry Mixers club. Attending wore Rojelm Waits, Mario McDonald, Ruth Anderson, Blllee Snider, or Curtis, Dorothy Smith, Alberta Allen, Louise i,riiim" Y1..11. ' T .uii-nu-t. TrlDOly played, during the evening and Ruth Lawrence neiu nnrnlhV StTlltn 5CCUI1U, , a i Marie McDonald, low. Entertain Sister - KENO Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore entertained at their home 1 n Riiiif av. Marcli 4, in honor of Mrs. R. II. Hnrkcn. of Los Angcies, wu . """"i j! . rved to -Mr. and J h.n Beherer and children Mr and Mrs. Ray L. Atchison, Ml, Harkens and the host and hOnS Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Atchison entertained n . f,inH honoring Mrs, fSwho.tavWU tcrs, Mrs.' -Aicniouii- t, " "AS 4 'itj f t. -it. k . ' 8 MOVE TO KLAMATH FALLS Flureim and Jeanne arc the attractive daunhters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Wamstad, who have moved to Klamath Falls to make their hume at 1521 Sargent. Mr. Wamstad is office engineer lor mc ourcau of reclamation, and came to Klamath rails on January 4. Mrs. Wamstad and their two 'daughters moved here irom Miasta.dam on tho first of March..' - . ' ' Music Program Students of the music depart ment of Sacred Heart academy will appear in a program sched uled fur Sunday, March 18, at 7 o'clock in the school auditor ium. The public is cordially in vited lo attend. Long, Long Ago ; Bayly uiuc swans King Beverly Baglcy- Thrumming and Humming Kconnn The Fairy's Harp Thompson Colccn Dlienburg Yankee Doodle .... Arr. by Weber un i-araac Mac uregor Nicholas Long Old Black Joe .... Arr. by Rlchter The Dancing Lesson .. Thompson Joyce wernor Pirate Days Jesse Believe Mo If Those Endearing juung unarms nolle Gerald Barrett Melody in B Flat Hieelns Moths Thompson Karenlco Anderson Tango Modcrne Revenger ino American iJairoi .... Mecnam I'ui iNiaori Doll Dance Ceston Joan Barrett - Our School Bund Rolf The Storm Pitcher Jolin Uwmci Funeral March of a Marionette Arr. bv Klne Swinging Pcbe Llcanor Forness Chlgnito :. Berna Ballad Burgmuller Pnlsv Somers Juggler in Normandy .i.. Lehman Memory Long Joan Fogerty ' Donee Modern Dcnnce Christine Flvnn Canzone Amoroso Nevln Pally Hillhousc, Christine Flynn Spanish Nights Rosbach valse Romantigno .... Chittenden Lavella Mclaeeert Warriors Song Heller Petito Russian Rhapsody Thompson unarics sninn Rozzctlo ... Parson Raindrops Chopin iJatsy uiarK Serenade Tosclli Patsy Clark. Joyce Dcncault Concert in A Minor, First Move ment Grieg Valse Lucille Friml Patty Hillhouse BAT IS FISHERMAN The -mastiff bat catches fish It glides low over the water and scoops up small fish from' the surface. If, by accident, it falls into the water. It can take to. the air again, like a seaplane. Cocoa 1 and chocolate' come from the -tropical cacao tree. Potluck Dinner St. Patrick's day set the stage for (lie potluck dinner in the Community hall on Garden on Friday. March 9, when tho Sen ior circlo entertained members of the Junior circle and their families. Tables, napcry. can dies, and even the caps and aprons of the pretty young waitresses, 'carried out the theme, and a program of' Irish songs, dances and stories fol lowed the excellent dinner. Over sixty attended, each one being given an Irish name for the eve ning s duration. ' S 5 5 Falconry was a favorite rccre alion of the aristocracy of 'the middle ages.. Dinners Given ' LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Mary Lcidy entertainod with -a delicious turkey dinner at her home on Thursday afternoon. Following the dinner,- bridge was enjoyed, with Mrs. Nellie Dean of Portland winning high score, and Mrs. Cora Leavitt second high. The traveling prize was awarded to Mrs. Nellie Quick. Those enjoying the evening were Betty Pcpple, Noma Bech doldt, Nellie Dean, Mary Dear born, Bessie Frazier, Theresa Teare, Christine Brown, Lela Murray, Nellie Quick, Cora Leavitt, Margaret Burnett, Thcl- ma Mason, Florence Botkins, Bobbiettc Gift, Mildred Teare, Marilyn Mason and Mary -Ann Leavitt. Mr. and Mrs.- Owen PeoDle entertained-with a one o'clock chicken dinner at their home on Sunday in honor of the birth days of Mrs. Nellie Dean, . Ted Pepple, Gilbert Joyce, Don Horsley and Calvin Leavitt.' A social afternoon- followed - the dinner, and guests included Mrs. Dean, Mrg. Mary Dearborn, Doris Leavitt, Gilbert Joyce, Ted Pepple, Don Horsley, Cal vin Leavitt, Mr. and Mrs. Leavr itt, Mr. and Mrs. Pepple - and Mary Ann Leavitt. Is ' , " I Mr. and Mrs. 'Lester' Leavitt' entertained with a turkey din? nor on Friday eevning in honor of Mrs. Nellie Dean of Portland and the birthday of Mrs. Mike Dearborn. Guests were Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Mary Dearborn, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn. Mark Dearborn, Doris, Mary and Cal vin Leavitt and the host and hostess. fii In FIVE YEARS OLD Elaine -Zimmerman.- daughter of Mr and Mrs. G.- O. Zimmer man, celebrated her .fifth birth day on - Sunday, February: 18, with ; a birthday, party : at her, home-- Several of' her young friends -were present to honor her at this 'time;. - Pood Sale , MERRILL .Mc'mbers.'of "the Merrill Library club will sponr sor a cooked food sale oh Satur day, March 24, at Santford's store,, it . was announced this week by Mrs. T. O. Wheeler, chairman. Funds from the sale will .help to finance. ,the .ex penses, of the city library, for which' the' Library club is re sponsible. Mrs. Don Palmer is president of the, organization. Saturday,-. Much17,.lMt' HERALD AJfD 1KW FlVfl rea.GivenO': i i ;. ... i ' . . .'' ' ' ' ' , . H o nor: Nefwlvwed s : - ' ' ' - : ."; ' MERRILL Mr. nd Mr. W.VC. ; Bailey Jr., were-delightfully honored with' a Sunday-afte,rnoort: tea on March 11 which Wi given at the'home of the groom's parents when friend of thi family called to greet-the-'young' couple, -.whose marriage mai'w recent affair;at Yreka.. . .. - ; . .; '.' . ; .. . The lace coyered-tea table J was centered with an arrange- ment'of pink carnations. pink and white snapdragons and orchid freesias in- a low crystal' bowl, . , - . flanked by . tall- white ', taDers, Pouring, for the Ilrst.hour, were Mrs. N. H. Bqgue and Mrs. Mamie . ' Giacominl, lor ."the second, Mrs.; J.' Leland iPobe and Mrs. Walter -Roblsoh andfor the third- hour, . Mr. Jerry Ahem and Mrs; Dan Barry. Tea hours -were, from two .until' five o'clock, - , ,i ; - ..'..'.;.-. Harold Hendricksonof .'Klam ath Falls, accompanledlby Mrni, Mamie uiacomini at ine-piano,' sang two .'numbers, - andMrs;. Luther1 Taber' presented' severalj piano solos during the rafter-. noOn. ' " ,,'.!:, Invltcdibetween; theh'ours. of two ! and five' ; were '"Mr. ' and Mr. - Georee' Clark. -; Mr. . and Mrs. Lester Kirkpatrick' arid'Mr.. and-Mrs. Harold iiendrtckson of' Klamath:Falls.7Mr.; andMtt.-rM'. A. Bowman,1 Mr; and Mrs.tLdUis; Degnan,: Mr.', and'; Mrs. Warren Fruits.. Mr '.and"-' Mra.;.;W.ij. rirnii -Mi anil- Mm RrtltfVf.' Kendree, Mr.'-ha ' Mri C.; O'ConnorJJrr' a'hd ' Mrs;. Robert Petrick, ,Mr; vand .- Mr. ,;FranJc Hadley, ,.Mr.-ahd t Mrs. -. A., 3, RtngrMr. -and- Mrs.' Jim Lacey,: Mr.- and Hn.iW.-2.- Hammond, -Mr.'arid"Mrs. 2. M.' Hammond,,, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Barry, Mr. -and .-Mrs. Jerrv Ahern. Mr. and . Mrs.' Pete Callse, Mr. and Mrs.. uan"Casnman, Mr. and Mrs. R.. R; Walker.VMr.' and Mrs. Virgil ' Morrow. Mr.5-and. Mrs, William ' -Walksri-iMr. ? a'n d-. Mrs. Max- Hartl erode, -Mr; ,and Mrs. - N. H. Bogue, Mr. ahd Mrs. John Gia. comfm ." and," son, -, Anthony, Mr. and Mrs.' Carroll" Roblnon. Mr. aiio-iviro.. xennein ioiwei jnr. ana'ivirs.. vYBner;.'nooison, mr,; and : Mrs. ' J. -Leland Pope, Mr." and-Mrs, X R. Steele, VMr. arid. Mrs.'.: R.W. (Steele, -Dr. and- Mr. Luthe Taber, Mr. and Mrs. Dale 7 West, . -Mr. - a n i Mrs, . Homer 7 Heaton,'. 'Mrs.. Frances Guimon,' Mrs." Eagle, lyirs. Randall Pope. ' Mrs.'; Mrfmie Glacomiril- and -. Dwight - Eagle. ,: ; ..-8.:i The-' constantly-rising standard 'of ltvjng Hn' America - terida ' to postpone - marriage -later and-: later.-- . i SKETCUED FROM LnPOlMES STOCK NOW SHOWN ilN.LvaFO INTERS WINDOW- ' BSfeiJ ARDYCE BROWN, 'daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Merton J. Brown of Tulelake ; revealed her engagement to Sergeant Jack Fensler, US army 'air corps, at a lovely tea which was given at the home of her parents on Sunday, March 4. The announcement. of the couple's betrothal is the cul mination of a high school -to- To wear with con fidence . : . the new Jewel tone, jacket with the accented shoulder ... set off by softly designed matching-w h i t e blouse. the suit - 45 -the blouse .-.10" . . V - . ,7 :; , --. v'. I Aki..Mtfi r zi Ism" A iV--: yji.i,,:..- i -v - & m i - rim "fit m tmammm - - - - ;.; I riS'-;'';..-;'- "'..'.. 1 f.'.'-'i ''.; .. - .' -'- .?'-- 1 iy''7m;:cm mmimmm .... ' 1 i'.-v "'.:;: ' mmmmm i j' I Moore.