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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1945)
Coming WeekTo Feature Programs Schools of the city ire working feverishly to present Christ mull programs which will have tho lovely appeal of tlio holiday soflson. Thoro In tho unnunl Christmas gift to the public from tho K.I11 ninth Union high school munlc clcpiirtmont when n program In an ii hk I'd for 8 o'clock Mio night of Wodnosdny. December 10. Thero will bo o mulince concert for the student body at 1:09 p, m. Wednesday, but the grownups of the town are askod to come in tho evening. There Is no charge. Following Is the program: 1 "Gloria In lixcelnls" Mozart Combined chonil groups and ort'hcstrii. A cnppnlln choir, intermediate cliolr, girls' glue club. "Symphony No. 2 In D Major" . Iluydn Minuet and Trio Allegro Splrlloso "Legend" , Imuie Orchestra "Ciitiilnii Carol" ... Arr. by Glbb "Jesus in thu Muugi'r" i'ollsh Carol "Ave Marin" Arcndelt "I'liliipun" .... Biirgiindhin Carol Girls' Ulcn Club "Chrlstnius Folk Song" Shcehan "Mark, Now, O Shepherds" Moravian Curol-Luvuus Girls' Nonuttc: Betly Gllcldcn, Dorothy Howry, Doris Weaver, Hiiitiona Reeves, Lola Whlsenant, Dorothy Collier, Palsy Ham brick, Miirlo Wriglit, Beth Chus tnln; Barbara Zlnn. accompanist. "Bcuutlful Savior". Christiansen Incidental solo, Beth Chnstuin "Sweet Little Jesus Boy" MacGlmsey Incidental solo, Loin Whlsenant "Praise Be To Thee" .. Palv.itrlna "I Wonder As I Wonder". Nllos Incldentiil solo, Dorothy Howry "Cherubim Song-Op. 41 No. 6'' Tsebiilkowsky A cnpprlln clioir "O Holy Night" Adam Alyco Wells Barbara Zlnn, accompanist "Silent Night" .... G ruber-WoUel A cnpprlln choir and antlphonnl choir. An original production, "Around the Cuicndur," will bo presented by the studonts of Alliiniont Junior high school, Tuesday evening, December 18, at a o ciock in ilia scnool gym, The presentation is under the dl. rcction of Vlolctte Mooro, member of tho faculty. The or chestra will bo directed by O, K. Wnrctip. Almost all tho school children will have a part In the Elny and they will bo In costume, nch teacher has charge of one month In tho "calendar." Tho public Is Invited to attend this Christmas production. "Tho Magic Gift," Is the Chrlstmai play at Roosevelt achool scheduled for Thursday vonlng, December 20, at 7:30 o'clock. Tho cast for tha produc tion lncludts Billy Jackstadt. tha watchman; Eldeno S o u d e r, Mary; Roddy Davis, Harold; Mary Ann Preston, Ann; Diana BinKiey, Margaret; Mary Hook r, the children's nurse; Mary jane jiownra, cisoetn; Mickey Moll, Thomas Moreley; Robert Kuykendall. tha Innkeeper's son: Malcolm Jackson, Sir Arthur Hartford; Dale Peyton, Father unristmas: Merle ueats, St. George; Maurice Deller, the Turk; Jerry Selby, tho crusader; Nick Kirkmire, the fool; Rodney Inman, first shepherd; Charles Norland, second shepherd: Rich. ard Ankony, third shepherd; Jim wood, iirsi wise Man; Kay wu son, second Wise Mnn; John Wll son, third Wise Mnn; Jean Owens, Mother Mary; Jack bcliuuc, Joseph; Margery Lnr son, angel; fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh grado chorus, carol. ers and peasants; fourth, fifth, sixm aim seventn grnne girls angel chorus; fourth, fifth, sixth ana seventh grurto girls, Christ mas troo and skntcr's chorus; fifth srade olrl.i. .iknllnff dancer fifth grade girls and sixth grade ooys, morris cianccrj. A Yulctide program of song and drama will be given by all in double DUTY By RITA WHISINANT - Lictmii CoimtMoiUt AE'VE had tho "Mnn of Man hattan" all over the shop this week, and there's been such n Interest In these new and Individual gift toiletries for men that I think others would like to know about them. These can be pur chased slnclv . sets of aftor-shnv and cologne . . . vr in complete sets of five items that include deodorant and hair dressing. BUT oulto the cleverest .nH w man-about-townish are those pacKea in metal Ice. buckets, with a genuine recipe for an "Atomic Bomb" cocktail laid on top. 1 ' IF you'ra still In a stew ahmiL what to give mother or sister, x woiua suggest one of our Hazel Shop's Christmas Gift Cards for a new permanent wava. I'm certain she'll be mora than grateful. I WANT to remind you again The Hazel Shop Is accepting appointments for Monday, De cember 24th, but will remain closed the day after Christmas, December 26th. Ute Hazel Beauty Shop 125 N. 7th Ph. 6877 the students from grades one through six of Fremont school, Thursday evening, DucuniDcr zu. at 7:30 o'clock, Tho first grade will be presented in Christmas songs and costumes .depleting toy and. "Santa's Helpers," a pluylut, will bo given by tho sec ond grade, Tho theme, "Christ mas ut Sea," will be presented in Sengs und dances by tho third grade. From the fourth, fifth and sixth grudes, a play, "No Room in me inn win do given. An uiigol chorus of 00 voices, ulso from thoso grades, will sing the traditional Christinas carols. Conger school students will proscnl their Christmas pro- rrum, tnc story or the nativity n pngcunk and souk, on Thurs day evening, December 20, at 7:30 o clock. "Silent Night," "O. Little Town of Bethlohom,1' "Fairest Lord Jesus," and "Awuy In the Manger" will be sung. The first, second and third grades will present "A Cradle Carol," and Long, Long Ago." Grades four and five will present "Christmas Night" and "While Shepherds Watched Their f locks," grades three, lour and five, "O, Come All Ye Faithful" and "Joy to tho World," grades two, three, four and five, "Re joice All Ye Bells' and grades four and five, "We Three Kings," "Christmas Everywhere," and "Three Klnns." The operetta. "The Little Cloth-maker," will be given by Mills school children on Friday evening, December 21, at 7:30 o'clock, Christmas carols to be suns Include. "Deck the Hall "O, Little Town of Bethlehem," "U, come All ye Faithful," "An. gels We Have Heard on High," "Lo! How a Rose Eer' Bloom. Ing," "Away In the Manger," and "nent Nignt." Carols and drama are the high Lights of tho Polican school noli. day presentation. The first, sec ond and third Kradcs will sing sroun of the world's most loved lullabies, and the sixth and seventh grades will sing, "O, Come All Ye Faithful" and "Si lent NiHht." A play. "Miml Lights tha Candle," will be given. The cast includes lvajce Dahms, Mrs. Randall; Edith Walls, granny; Charlotte Pottor, Alice; Betty Alexander, Mlml; Marlorle Chapman. Frances; L, vonne Smith, Jenny McBride; Philip Davey, Tim McBride; De lores Whaley, Mary the maid, and Marjorie Chapman, Laura. Following the play, the fourth and fifth grades will sing, "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear and "Joy to the World." "Our Greeting" will ba given by Mar ion Simpson. At Riverside the beautiful "Pageant of the Nativity" will ba presented Friday afternoon at 1 o clock for parents and friends. Tha background Is especially lovely and was created by Flor ence Smith, member of the fac ulty. It features architecture and the Biblical background of the Birth of Christ. Both lower and upper grade choral groups will take part in Christmas carols. A PTA party and treat for the children will follow. Tha publio Is cordially Invited. The part of Mary will be por trayed by Patricia Jarschke: Joseph, David Henry; Angel Ga briel, Donna Guthrie: Wise Men, rtnroia simmers, Jack Berg, An. n i IT Lwl 2o 1ou Want FOUNDATION? Then Try WARDS ara proud to an nounce that they now have tha new FLEXEES Corset. Mada of flex-china Tissue weight . . yet retains its firm body . , docs not feel "clammy" . . the fibres supply desirable absorb-ency. Definite Plus In Comfort ... You are an Individual type. Your silhouette can bo molded Into lovely, fluent contours . . gracious curves . . slenderized waist, ' SEE THESE QUALITY CORSETS IN WARDS MEZZANINE DEPT. Only 15.00 A prettily APPOINTED tea was arranaed ot the home of Mrs. U. S. Balentine on Huron street last Saturday honoring wives of the Oregon state bar board of governors. Left to right, Mrs. F. M. Sercombe, Mrs. D. R. Husband, Mrs. Hugh L. Barzee, Mrs. William H. Masters and Mrs. Balentine. . . uuaenan Judy Is Four Celebrating her fourth birth day this afternoon Is little Judith Ann Schneebeck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schneebeck of 428 Jefferson. Her party, being given at tne home of her parent has a Christ mas tneme. ine tame is cen tered with a small Christmas tree with streamers leading to each place and a gift tied to the ena. . . . Judith Ann's guests include Harry, John, and Jim Hlbbs. Jo Ann and Richard Bogatay, Diane Lee, Judith and Candice Doro- bls, Becky ana marsna muck, John Connelly, Jean Gardinier. Gerald Gospodonetlch, David and Peggy McKay, and Juditn Ann's brother, David. 5 Wednesday Club Wednesday club will observe the annual Christmas party next Wednesday evening in the parish house and there will be a gift exchange and a Santa Claus to distribute the packages from the gaily decorated tree. Hostesses will be Mrs. C. M. Lolcoma, Mrs. James F. Clark, Mrs. Kenneth Lambie, Mrs. Karl H. Nelson, Mrs. Eric Majors and Mrs. Robert Sproat Jr. Christmas To Ba Calabratad The employes of Moe's store will have their Christmas party HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN Saturday. Dae. II, 1141 Tuesday, December 18, In the Blue room of the Wlllard hotel. The party Is an annual affair and there will be a gift exchange among those present. Ye Olde Pinochle club met Thursday with Violet Vanco at her home otv Shasta way. Qraca Bock held pinochle, Esther Ad. klsson, high; Nonle Hall, second; Maggie Upton, low. Tha next meeting will ba with Agnaca Lowe at her home on Homedala. Classified Ads Bring Result. gus Stewart; Reader, Mrs. Con null Napier; shepherds, Tlmmie Haydcn, Stephen Paup, Michael Huydcn; travelers, Joyce How ard, George Yerkovlcn, Laura Ferguson, Glenn Munscll, Nor ma Burns; angels, Gnll Cram, Janice Mentl, Janice Robinson, Marjorie Harkins, Romalnc St. Lewis, Sharon Guthrie, Rosanne Brown. Lower Brade chorus: Virginia Davis, Don Goeller, Raymon Macy, Luanne Logsden, Billie Devlne, Michael Lusk, Dcnnna Howe, Shirley jonnson, jimmic Flnniuan. Genevieve Tanner, Lola Rumclhart, Janice Whytal, JoAnn Phelps, Frances Davis, Barbara Ware, Kenneth Zcman, Kenneth Orton, David Recder, Dick Piland. Geoffrey Moore, Helen Olson, Nancy Dewey, Faya uevine, cnarics uupiui, Nancy Warren, Suzanne Pappln, Rum Larson. z,an jonnson. Bar bara Essman, Nancy Tanner, Guy Munscll, Gary Nichols, Jan ice Davis, Richard Abraham, Billye Sue Goodman and Karen Hardy. UDDer srade chorus: Dale Carr, Ann Lundgrcn, Margaret feery, Virginia Kumeinan, Bar bara Snider, Phyllis Whytal, BUI Brandsncss,. Doris Baker,1 Patricia Bcckwlth, Martha tas- ley, Aurclla Patterson, Vernon Thomas, John Mason, Harriett Minton, Maruyn Morgan, Mar garet Redkey, June Stern, Rob ert Klndsvater, Doris Campbell. Lewis Frcderlckson, David French, Edna Reeves, Ellise Nits chelm. Beverly Phelps, Boyd Sprague, Eugenia Hanson, Marlene How ard, Dclbcrt Lien, Glenda Logs den, Shirley Collingwood, Lor ren Bell, Lonzell Burns, Coralec Loesdcn. Kathryn Lundgren, Shirley Mnttoon, Arbutus Rum clhart, Sara Stewart, Mary Sni der, Austin Borough, Wilbur Clarey, James KcClure, Norman Fitzgerald. David Brandsncss, Darlene Gulley and Matthew Flnnigan. s s s Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Brown of Crystal announce the engage. mcnt of their daughter, Irene Luclla. to MSet. Herbert C. Taylor, Lakewood, Ohio. Sgt. Taylor served 38 months in the European theater with the medi cal department. The wedding will be read on Christmas Day, Cleveland, Ohio. Klamath Lutheran Church Cross and Crescent Streets S. M. TOPNESB, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Divine Worship, 10:00 . m. Sermon: "BUILDING THE KING'S HIGHWAY" Luther League, 7:00 p. m. On Sunday, December 23, at 5:00 p. m. tha Senior choir, Mr. O. K. Warcup, director, will present tha cantata, "O Little Town of Bethlehem," by Keating. Tha publla la cordially invited to attend. You Are Always Welcome at Klomath Lutheran ?!.. Monday the 17th Is the Last Day You May Have Your Portrait Made and Delivered in Time for CHRISTMAS A gracious Christmas gift that only you can give. Pictures taken on or 'be fore Dec. 17th will be ready in 6 days for delivery. BELL STUDIO 712 Main Mo Appointment Needed Next Door Pina Traa Theatre PREWITT Now Hat Those Lovely and Practical Gifts in Colorful Plastic Wall Brackets at Flower Brackets at ... Flower Standards at . , Cigarette Lighters at . Boudoir Lamps at .. Double Bar Towel Racks at Twisted Bar Towel Racks, 24 in. at . Twisted Bar Towel Racks, 19 in. at . Twisted Bar Towel Racks, 14 in. at . 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