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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1946)
iiui nirmi: ns Tulelake Mrs. Marvin Thomaa has been iected president ot the Home trad Community club with Art. A. E. Ryckman, vice presi lent; Mrs. Arthur Martin, (Pa rlciu Thomas.) secretary and Urs. John O'Shea, treasurer, ilrs. F. S. Terry was hostess it the May meeting with Mrs. ster Vernon assisting. Mrs. Cliznbcth Walters. Modoc coun ;y home demonstration agent ed the discussion on efficient ilearing. The June meeting will e with Mrs. Roy Easlcy with ;he lesson to be on frozen des lerts. Mrs. Fay Roper and her mother Mrs. Stella Lambert, "Jewell, spent Memorial Day in Vancouver ind Castlerock. Wash. They will return this weekend. Mrs. Charles K. Wlese left wnKiHav for a n extended uisit with a brother and his r.milv in Shreveport. La. She Is spending the weekend In Ogdcn with her sister Nora Camubell who will Join her for the trip south. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Roper are moving this weekend into their recently completed home in the new addition south of the busi ness district. The next meeting of the East ern Star has been postponed from June 4 to June 11 because Sprague River Mrs. Dong Hess is recovering from an injured foot. She is able to be about some now with crutches, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kayala and daughter have gone to Minne sota for a month's vacation to be spent with relatives. Mrs. Ruby Zibull was returned to a Klamath hospital last week for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ludwick are in Portland this week to at tend graduation exercises at Good Samaritan hospital where their daughter Pat is a gradu ate. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Lake this week announced the arrival of I baby girl. Charles Maurice and Patricia and Janet have gone to Nebras ka for a visit with relatives. Bettv Young left Saturday for MeCloiid. Calif., to visit with her mother and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Haddock were here Wednesday evening. Hugh attended union meeting and Mrs. Haddock spent the eve ning with Mrs. Ted Montgom ery. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Ridenour and family have moved to Rocky Point. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Curry were in Lakeview Saturday visiting relatives. Mrs. Sylvan Crume and Irwin and Sylvan Jr.. drove to Rivcr- ; side, Calif., to attend graduation daughter of Skeen. They will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sav age while there. Sprague River school closed on May 17. The graduation exercises wore held Monday evening, May 13. There were eight eighth grade graduates. The exercises were a culmina tive activity for the entire school. The program was as fol lows: Girls' chorus, grades three and four, "Laughing Spring," by Mozart; "A Walking Song," Swiss; Boys' chorus. 40 voices, "Give Us A Song," and "Pirate Song." by Strickland. Folk dances by grades 1, 2 and S. "Gustafs School" and "Little Man In a Fix." Girls' chorus, grades 5 and 6. "The Papaya Tree," a Filipino folk song and ' Sea Fever," by Silcher. Class history was presented by Timmy Hess. "Weave Her a Garland." Beethoven, and "In the Mountains of Granada," Spanish folk song, by the o.uar let. Class prophecy by Patsy Williams, class will by Millie Riddle. Sextet, grades 7 and 8. "Deep In The Rose," Gibb, and" "Cielito Lindo," Mexican. Talks on the UNO by honor stu dents, Myrta Chandler, Jodean Hill and Glcndel Thurman. Class Song, "Alma Mater"; presentation of diplomas by Mrs. Lurwick, principal. Benediction by the Rev. Tuning. On the closing day of school. May 16. a play day was held. Races, broad Jumping, vaulting, baseball, relays and volley ball were played with prizes for first, second and third places. A sack lunch was enjoyed at noon hour Merrill of the rjrimarv election Mr. ana uira. juwviu innni, at Sherman Institute and rc who flew west from New ork turned home wjth Barbara, Her where they were called to ar- uert and Patsv Xncv report: range details of settling the tney nave enjoyed the school estate of Mrs. Thomas' father, ..ear the late John M. Haley, will j Mr and Mrs Brick stowe ! leave this weekend for Corvallis spclU tne weekend in Klamath 10 auena a cia reunion i Falls w,.n Mrs. stowe s sister. Oregon State. Their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Martin are leaving also for Reno where they will be joined by Dorothy Thomas, com pleting her sophomore year at the University of Nevada and Phyliss Snyder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snyder. Miss Thomas is the newly elected president of the college YWCA, largest women's organization on the campus, is secretary of the association of women's clubs, treasurer of the home econ omics club, has been elected to the press club and is a college senator, member of the school governing body. She is a mem ber of Delta Delta Delta sor-1 ority. She is majoring in home ; economics. Mrs. Martin will at tend an alumni breakfast of Tri Delta. Miss Snyder, also a sopho more, is returning for her wed-; ding, to be an event of June , 16. The groom elect is Aurel Hanchett. son of Mrs. Tom New ton. Brookings. The Farm Center met Mon day night, June 3 with Mrs. ' S. F. Terry and Mrs. Lester: Vernon as hostesses. I Johnny Hearron, 26, and 1 Cage Snow, 35, both of Tule lake, paid $50 fines when they ! appeared before Police Judge Irving Capek, Friday afternoon I and were later released on pro bation. They were charged with ' creating a disturbance in a local tavern the evening of May 29. Neither of the accused ap peared and both were represent- Mrs. Roy Taylor. Mrs. Ray Williams and daugh ter, Janie Louise, returned home this weekend. Howard Roff is employed at Gienger's grocery here. Junior Smith, a grandson of John Smith, has been discharged from service in the navy and is at home here. Bill Skeen and grandson. Tim mie Hess, have gone to Marsh field to attend graduation exer cises of Virginia Savage, grand- ed by Attorney J. C. O'Neill, Klamath Falls. 4JSTEN!! to the Westinghouse Program Mon. thru Fri. 10:15 10:30 e. m. 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Your foot .dictates the only change in pace when your engine is powered with the new 1946 RICHFIELD gasoline. IOtf TO IOKDEH J-.7 KocgnKiciQJD James Sweeney, transient, was sentenced to 30 days in the coun ty Jail by Justice of the Peace T. W. Chatburn after being con victed of drunkeness. Sweeney, a frequent offender, wns picked up Moudav bv Marshal Kd Onvis. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. HiUley spent Memorial Day In Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ruugge, Gooding, Ida., have been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kd Davis. Harry Bray, Redding, brother-in-law of Mrs. Davis has also been a guest. Mrs. Scott McKtndree and daughter Geraldine will spend the weekend in Portland where Geraldine will be enrolled for the full tenn in St. Helen's hall. Mrs. Geneva Duncan. Merrill, wil speak to tile Merrill Service club next Tuesday on the pro posed Fremont centennial. Classified Adi Bring Results. and ice cream was served by the teachers. Dr. Kenneth S. 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