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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1945)
Recital Given Monday Evening A group of piano students was presented by Josephine Tyson in recital Monday evening at her home, 915 Donald street, as sisted bv violin nuDils of Harrv Borel. An appreciative number of parents and friends heard the recital and the program is as follows: Piano Duet, "Spirit of the U. S. A." Cobb Jack Ayres, Robert Van Vactor. "Waltz" . Brahms "Pastoral" . ...... Eckstein Bonnie O'Hara. . "SanU and His Reindeer." . Phippen, "Jingle Bells," Folk Song. Davia Lands "China Doll" Eckstein. "The Bee and the Clover", Geibel. Margaret Quick "The Frogs' Concert" De Leone. Robert Van Vactor "Sunshine" Anthony. Shermale Henry "The Pirate Ship" Masters. "O Solo Mio" Capua. Brent Hedbtrg "Puck". Grieg. Jack Ayres Violin: Overture from Handel's Oratorio "The Messiah" Ensemble: 1st violins, Marilee Crawford. Ethelmae Skinner. 2nd violins, Frances Stearns. : Wayne Angel. Viola Donald Quick. Cello Neil Olson. Accompanist, Louise Barnhart. Aria . Caldara Wayne Angel Accompanist, Shirley Sayera. Aria from Rinaldo Mozart. March Pontifical . Gounod. Ensemble Piano: "Away In A Manger," Luther. ; Judy Danielsen. Musical Reading: "The Night Before Christmas" Brent Htdbarg Accompanist, Audrey Payn. Piano: Duet Dance of the Imps, Ritter. Hazel Frymire, Mildred Frymir, The Music Box Liebich. Claudette De Leone. Beverly Kohn Hungary ...Koelling Mildred Frymire Minuet Paderewski Spanish Gypsy Dance, Mowry Audrey Payn Coasting Burleigh Hazel Frymire Trinity Chimes Decker , Gene Peyton I Books Clubs Members of the Minerva book club of BPW enjoyed a Christmas dinner and party last Saturday . evening, December IS, when Mrs. Emma Carter entertained at her home on South Sixth. A gift exchange added to the evening's fun, and Mrs. Asta Kierulff told about Christmas In Norway. The December meeting of the Edith Cunning book club has been postponed until January when the same committee will be in charge, according to an announcement from Elenora Weatherford. IS YOUR DUTY By RITA WHISENANT IAcmtt- CoMutolofUt 1 1 A GIFT OF BEAUT" . . A that's the way our per manent wave - gift certificates starts . . . and if y o u'r e still pondering the gift for HER, you know she'll adore a gift of beauty. We have several very fine permanent wave special ists. Just call 6677 about the gift certificate. PORTIA ANDERSON is the latest beauty specialist ad dition to our staff. Portia is from Ashland and her work is known to many of you. She will be pleased to see her friends at Hazel's. IT seems like a long time until New Years . . . but it brings up that Bernie Heidemann is leaving us after the first. Bernie is going to New York for fur ther study . . . and here's wish ing her just all there is of the best. It has been wonderful the way Bernie and Evelyn Malloy have helped . me take over since I bought Hazel's from them. They have my sin cere thanks.. LET me remind you again that Hazel's will be open Mon day before Christmas, but will be closed Wednesday after Christmas, to give the staff a breather. A ND here's best wishes for a " very Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year from the entire staff. RITA. Christmas Music At the Mclntyre home on Lincoln street Saturday after noon of last week a program of Christmas music was pre sented by a group of Mrs. George W. Mclntyre's younger voice students. This group has entertained at several church and club affairs during the past weeK. Guests were mothers, some high school and adult voice stu dents. The rooms were gay with Christmas decorations and holly and bright candles were used on the tea table. Members of the singing group are, Erlene Wheeler, June Mur phy. Dorothy Collier. Joan Ben- net. Marian Mclntyre, Colleen Creswell, Marie Wright, Joan Stacy. They sang several tradi tional Christmas numbers. In cidental solos were sung by Joan Bennet and Marian Mc lntyre. A trio composed of Erlene Wheeler, Dorothy Collier and Mane Wright sang, "U Holy Night" by Adam. The beautiful solo, "Gesu Bambino, was sung by Erlene Wheeler and Marie Wright sang Schubert's "Ave Maria" and Malotte's "The Lord's Prayer." June Mur phy . sang, "The Lord Is My Light" and Luther's "Cradle Hymn was presented as a duet by Colleen Creswell and Joan Stacy. - Christmas carols were sung as solos by Sharon Stacy and Mary Ann Mills. Preceding the vocal program, two piano numbers were given. "Barcarolle" from Mendelssohn's "Songs Without Words" played by Marilyn Hayden, and Noc turne in E Flat," Chopin, played by June Murphy. s Past Noble Grand Members of the Past Noble Grand club and the Social club of Prosperity Rebekah lodge held a joint meeting in the IOOF nail Wednesday, December 12. About 60 were there to enjoy the turkey dinner with all the trimmings, and a few small chil dren especially enjoyed Santa, who presided over the Christmas tree. There was a gift exchange and the silent sisters remembered each other with gifts. Nellie wattenburg was dinner chair man for the Past Noble Grand club, and Marv Curtis for the Social club, while Berenice Mc Cracken and her mother, Mrs. Mast, were in charge of the tree. Social Club The Eastern Star social club enjoyed the annual Christmas gift exchange and potluck luncheon when the group met in the Masonic temple Friday, December 7. The table was beautifully decorated with holi day greens and following lunch eon there was an election of officers. Mrs. Howard Listoe was named president; Mrs. Hor ace E. Getz, vice president; Airs. William Poole, secretary and treasurer. Outgoing officers received Christmas gifts. They are Mrs. J. Calvin Hunt, retir ing president; Mrs. Sam Rob erts, vice president, and Mrs. E. M. Chilcote, secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Hunt presented officers and committee chairmen with personal gifts. The next meeting of the social club will be held January 4 at 1:45 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Snell and young daughter are also leaving, for the Christmas holi days, driving south to Napa and San Francisco for the coming week. . Helen Peterson, student nurse at Mary's Help college of nurs ing. . San Franeispn arrWrori Thursday morning to spend Christmas at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Pet erson. She returns to her studies Wednesday. wil!!ijWiW!'lWWl"!,UilUIUA'l WHIlll f IIHIIIW.IHWWWU'1-HUT Jl .o y x x xW JUDITH ANN'S fourth birthday was observed recently at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schneebeck of 428 Jefferson. Judy is posed here with her brother David. Kennell-Ellis. December Bride One of the loveliest brides of December, Joanna Massey, walked down the aisle at 2 o'clock December the eighth at Sacred Heart church to become the bride of Corp. John J. Lynch, United States marine corps. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Massey, 525 East Main street. The ceremony was read by the Rev. Father Timothy P. Casey; The altar was decked with white chrysanthemums and many white candles. Elaine Abbott sang Schubert's "Ave Maria" before the service. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore traditional white satin, the gown fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, long bodice, full sweeping skirt and long pointed sleeves. Her fin gertip veil was edged with lace and fell from a tiara of pearls. A strand of pearls, gift of the groom, was her only jewelry. She carried an ivory prayer book and rosary and a cluster of lavender orchids caught with white satin -streamers. Wilma Jean Massey, the bride's sister, was matron of honor and Mary Lee McKinney was the bridesmaid. Miss Massey wore a blue chiffon gown and carried a bouquet of carnations and a wreath of carnation hearts in her hair. Miss McKinney wore a full length pink gown and carried carnations and wore a similar headdress. Corp. Jerome A. Slimah of the Marine , Barracks was the best man. Usher was Corp. Louis J. Bogarski. Immediately after the cere mony the young couple left for the Oregon coast to spend their honeymoon. I Girl Scouts ' Girl Scouts have been busy in this ore-holiday week. On Saturday afternoon Skateland was the scene of a skating party from 2 to 5 o'clock for inter mediate and senior Girl Scouts. Also present were leaders and troop committee members. Mrs. Frank Kafer. member of the national staff with head quarters in Seattle, has been visiting here this week and at tended a meeting of the Girl Scout council held Mondav at the Willard hotel. She also con ferred with the new executive secretary. Florence McConahay, who has come here from Seattle. Troop No. 15 of Henley had a Christmas party recently at the Henley elementary school. There was a grab bag of Christ mas gifts. Officers wer elected also, and the new president is Sharon Finchum. Mrs. Harvey Wise is the leader and assistant leader is Mrs. Ralph Hill. Songs and refreshments completed the afternoon. 125 N. 7th 7 he Hazel Beauty Sale on Ph. 6677 TIPS OF MERIT. Did you know that w are authorized dealers for the following merchandise when it is available? PHILCO: Radios, Refrigerators, Home Freezers MAYTAG: Washers and Ironers IR0NRITE: Ironers FOWLER: Electric Water Heaters ADMIRAL: Refrigerators, Home Freezers, Electric Ranges, Radios EASY: Washers and Ironers EUREKA: Vacuum C ESTATE: Electric R; AMERICAN: Steel Kitchens SERVEL: Kerosene and Flamo Refrigerators Orders now accepted on ony of this, home equipment. MERIT'S 609 So. 6th St. RETAIL STORE Phone 6989 CDA Meets . Catholic Daughters of Amer ica held a short business meeting in the parish hall Monday, De cember 10. at 8 p. m., louo wea by travel pictures shown by Gus Anderson. Refreshments were then served by Norma Earnest, committee chairman, assisted by Luana Smith, Rosemary Zupan, Mabel Roman. Bonnie Vanden- berg, Elizabeth Schuh, Mary Thurber, Gcraldine Roycroft, and Anna Schafer. On Thursday, December 13 the following Catholic Daugh ters were in charge of the sale of Christmas seals at several business establishments. At the First Federal Savings and Loan, Anne Kessler and Anna Scha fer; U. S. National bank, Marie O'Sullivan and Lillian Dale: First National bank, Mrs. Dean Caldwell and Mrs. George iuiou; at uastleoerry s drug store. Pearl Hosking and Mae Carrier; post office, Violet Picser ana Clara Beard; Montgomery Ward, Vera Mullin and Ethel Brunner; Sears Roebuck, Wini fred Hooker and Nora Manning J. C. Penneys, Emina Grey and rreaa newman. Helen Egan and Ellen Ely were chairmen in charge of this project which was very success ful. Saddle Club A gala time was had by mem bers of the Klamath Saddle club and their husbands at the annual Christmas party which was held at Lakeshore inn last Saturday night. Dinner and dancing was en joyed by about 40 persons. Helen Perry and Beth Chase, in charge of the decorating committee, arranged a little table tree as a centerpiece with holly and ever green sprays. A rosy-cheeked Santa Claus with flowing white beard ap peared shortly before the stroke of midnight and distributed presents to everyone after ques tioning them on their individual behaviour for the past year. This role was acted by Elmer Balsi ger. 5 5 5 Mrs. Donald Finch, who lived here for many years, has asked friends to open house on Christ mas Day at her home in Tule-lake. Happy Hour Mrs. C. C, Heidrlch was hos tess to tiie Huppy Hour club on Tuesday, December 11, at her home on Washington street when a Christmas party and gift exchange was held. Enjoying the occasion wore Mrs. Frank Eviins. Mrs. Dnyton Barnhiirt, Mrs. Henry Funk, Mrs. Carl Sandell, Mrs. E. H, Lawrence, Mrs. J. J. Keller, Mrs, George Blohn, Mrs. Hurry Richardson, Mrs. H. J. Snvldgo, Mrs. W. J. Stainmetz, Mrs. George Humphrey, Mrs. J. 11. Hamilton, Mrs. George Hum, Mrs. H. E. Jones, Mrs. Sydney Evans, Mrs. R. G. Motschcn bacher and the hostess. The next meeting of the club will be on January 9, at thu home nf Mrs, J. 11. Hamilton on North Ninth. 5 S Nile Club The Klamath Nile club Christ mas party for members and their husbands was held at the Wil lard hotel ballroom Saturday evening of last week when a dinner dance was enjoyed by the group. Christinas decorations were used on the tables and around the large room. Dinner was served at 7:30 o'clock. Chairman of the affair was Mrs. Lawrence Bertram, assisted by Mrs. Paul Matthews. Mrs. L. H. Cravcr, Mrs. Alfred Stroud and Mrs. Walter Brown were in charge of decorations. Stuart's orchestra played for dancing. , Florence Weaver of Los An geles arrived this weekend to spend the holidays with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. Weaver of Auburn street iwmni!i!,ii. m IM" w i : x-' " "V i 1 r" ' ''' W 1 GEORGE CARROL Is the two and one-half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Howe of Henley and the grandson of County Judge and Mrs. U. E. Reeder of this city, Bell. Lt. and Mrs. W. H. Campbell and their two children, Barbara ond Billy, will spend the Christ mas holidays in John Day with h's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell, Lt. Campbell is sta tioned at the Klamath naval air station In charge of public relations. Mrs. Ted Shoop loft this week end for Wilmington, California, whuro alio will xpmul thu holi days with Capt. Ted Shoop who l. stationed at the port of em barkation thore. Mr, and Mrs. Elbert Stiles, 525 Mesa, are parents of a baby boy, their second son, who was born at Klamath Valley hospital De cember 17. The new member of . Ilio family hns been nnniud Doug. In Marl In. Ills two and oiiu-liiil( your old brolher is Stovon, s s Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larkln and daughter Jane. left Wednes day for McMlnuvlllo whoro they will spend tho Christmas holl days with Mrs. Larkin's paronts, Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Tonoy, For the Convenience of SHOPPERS Cumin's for Drugs WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY 9:00 A. M. to 8 P. M. 9th and Main Phone 4S14 Order NOW for Christmas I Flowers Avoid the last minute rushl Open 8 a. m. until 9 p. m. until Christmas including Sunday, Dec. 23. Open until 2 p. n Christmas Day. fc Still time to Telegraph Flowers out of town! I Klamath Flower Shop i 1211 Main Charlie Mack Phone 4159 Sanford Rosa J -2 .1 IT TAKES A HEAP 0' LIVIN' It takes a heap o' livin' in a house t' make it home, . A heap o' sun an' shadder, an' ye sometimes have t' roam Afore ye really 'predate the things ye lef behind, An' hunger fer em somehow, with 'em . alius on yer mind. We have tried to give you the beauty and Joy that quality furniture has given to home lovers. If we have fallen short, it is only because of limited stock, os we pride our selves as merchants of "Finer Furniture!" Our sincere wishes to you, for a Joyous Christmas. ROBERT SPROAT ROBERT 0. SPROAT Wamatk unnltiuie Ca. 22) MAIN TELEPHONE 5353
