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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1947)
Sacred Heart To Present Concert Till) Burned llrutt milmul (if muslo Invite the public to IU (linil concert of tl 10 year, to be given Sunday bIIoiihjoii, Muy lb, at 4 o'clnck. The liitiHlu Milimil U i'eiiilliig Klulno Abbot mid Dunn Power In piano mul volte recital, assisted by the 70-volco tine club. Mis Abbott In wtill known lit a pluiiUl, acciiiiiianlt unci teacher, mid MIM Power was b atudeul ill Oregon State college before coming here to tench mid tudy at Sacred Heart academy. The cliuriu I not composed of aclcotod mid tested sinner, k It It llio principle of their Instructor, msier m. riiusunn, .iiiai every stu dent should luivo nil eiunt oppor I unity fur voice training, The innlliire musical program la it follows: Prelude end Fugue . J. B. Bach Kliilne Ablxitt Funeral MiiitIi from Sonata On. 36 . Ciiopln Donna Power HUII Vie die Nncht Uohm itnlu mitl the Itlvnr . Fog Cllee Club Meimet du Holr Allen Minstrel Dcbuwy Mis Powers Nocturne Oil. Id Nu, 4 , Padarownkl Value Op. j Levltukl Prelude (Hi. W Nu. . I Ohonlii , Nhnduw Diuue MacDowell I MIM Abbott Umg Abo Kent I For My Mother MalutU) I Jiwhun Fit de liutllc oil Jericho i . . . .... Cln i The Trouveren Mon Coeur S'owvre a ta Volx (Hum noli and Dnlllm Balnt-Haen Prelude from "A Cylce of Life" Ronald Un bel dl, veriremo (Madame lint- terflyl . Puccini Mian Power Itltual Flro Dance Do Falle Mlw Abbott Mulc . . Unrton-Klemm Olee Club The Mothers' club of Bacred Heart arudriny has extended an Invltmlon to nil Interested to attend allver lea Munday afternoon, May a, In the school audllnrlum from 1:30 to 4 o'clock. The folium Inn are In charge: Mr, toy Pickett, rlinlrman, Mra. II. W. Kirs, Mra. Andv Andersch, Mr. Mary Zlriher. Mr. Francl Manning, Mr. It. K. linker mid Mr. T. Walker. r - j ROMANTIC NEWS was told recently when Mr. ond Mrs. Perley Webster of this city announced the engagement ol their niece, Hotly Joiner, to James Peyton McCown Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J, P. Mc Cown of Boaumont, Tex. The wedding will be an event of early June. -.-Kcnuell-Klll. Pretty Shower Is Recent Affair PIONKKR, COMMUNITY A pretty affair a recent ahower In honor of Mra. Harry Ash, the former Iletly Jo House, Entertaining tor her wa Mr. Mike Bohrakoff. Other attending were Mra. Oeoriie Dow. Mra. Dow Sr., Mr. R. E. Ilerrlrk, Mr. R, K. Merrick Jr., Mra. I-avor. Mr. McDonald. Mra. Myrtle Orcutt, Mra. Nellie Andcraoii, Mr. Esther Simmer, Jay Simmon. Mr. Blroberg. Mr. I'm In, Mr. II. K. Ilurlbut. Mr. Farrell, Mr. J. Lily, Mra. Iltiokliuoii, Mr, llltuhtw, Mr. J. P. Kerns, Mr. Jamea Kern Sr.. Mr. Ralph Johnston, M r a. Charles Ohlaa, Mr. Roy Powell, Mra. E. Hall, Mr. PredrlrkMin, Mr J. Vln cent. Mra. C. Mycm, Mr. Mile lepley. Mr. Mac Iepler, Mr. Davis, Mra. W. Dnvium, Mr. Stick, Mra. A. Jonienxm, Mm. Sloan, Mr. Ilurklniihani, Mra. J. Ilrowncll, Mra. A. Zamalnskl, Mra. A. House, Mr. W. Bohrakoff, Mra. Miranda, Urdn Miranda. Mr. Cecil Howard, Mm. Lay toll, Mr. OlnMponl, Mra. C. Wall, Mra. A' Puckeil. Pauline Puckrii. Mr. K. K. Puckeil. Klhel Puckeil, Mr. P. Noblea, June limine, Mry Holme, Jean Howard, Mra. friend. Mr. l.ellliigcr. Mr. Harry Johnaon. Jeaunelle Kitchen, Ida Mae Bohra koff. Mra. La Oraiule, Either Perklna, Mra. Denhnin, Mr. R. Scherer, Mr. K. Brherer. Mr. A. Scherrr, Mr. E. Wlli'her, Mr. V. Clemmen, Mr. Mirlielson and Mr. Florence Bal dock. Guest played game, 'with the honor gueni later aliening Iver gift. RrfreKhiiieni were tcrvrd later in the evening.' i anna ! wn 'in ,ii m i n n '.''' ( ' ' ' T" l2iV 'J HI TTTT- -f I I ' 11111 l.)k..JliaMBK WED ON SUNDAY, Moy 18, Of the First Presbyterian church, were Reva Mae Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horry Lar son of Klamath Falls, ond James Ray Cunn. Vows were ex changed at 4 o clock in the afternoon. Kennell-EllU. Coming Rites Made Known This Week TULELAKE The announcement of tlie coming marriage of Lor raine Tanner, daughter of Mr. mid Mr. John Tanner of Wlconln to Mr. John Burke, Merrill, wu made this week. The wedding 1 planned for 10 o'clock Saturday. June 21, In St. Augutlne' church, Merrill. The bride-elect ha been a member of ihe faculty of the Tulelake. elementary school for four yeara and head of the mualc department. She attended the Unlveralty of WUcoruIn and 1 a graduate of the College for Women, Naahvllle, Tenn. The groom, on of Mr, and Mr. Jack Burke, Merrill, a former lieutenant In the army air corp ! Pupils To Present Program Tuesday The public la cordially Invited the tudcnta of Mr. Patricia Hunt 323, the mualo room of KUIIH. The "Blrdllng'a Serenade" "The Band Concert" "The Brook" - Katie "The Breaker" "AlphonM et OMton "Jig" Anita "Prelude" Chopin "The Gondolier" Wagner "In a Sunken Garden" Wagner Diane Blnkley "Miuwtte" Bach "Ohliwe Snow Scene" Waitner "The Muln Box" Waitner Evelyn Nelson "Little Suite" Grctchanlnoff "Petite Walt7." "Rulan Dance" "Tarantella" Heller Mary Luce "Suite for Children" Bartolc "Allegro" "Orazloao" "Andante" Dena Lampropulo "March Punebre" Chopin Luiaon Crencendo'' Gene Peyton "WalW In A Flat" . Bralim "Value In C Sharp Minor"., . Chopin "Golliwog Cake-Walk" . Debuxay Catherine Blana "Bcherzo" . .. Mendelsaohn "Coiuolatloiu" Llazt "Notturno" Reaplghl Joan Roblnette "Romance" Schumann "May Night" Palmgren "Tom Thumb' March" Palenquar Ronnie Tarr "To Spring" Oriel! "FountalnSetlnFlower". Welsnheyer "Romnce" Slbellu Marilyn Hayden Lodge Dinner Rebekah lodge 106 of Bonanza met In the Bonanza I OOP hall on Friday evening, May 16. A apeclal program commemorating Mother' Day waa given. Dinner wan nerved by mem ber of the Odd Fellow. Eleven candidate will be Initiated In the near future with the meeting date to be announced soon. The lodge meet on the first and third Friday of each month. to attend a piano recital given by Tuesday evening, Mny 27, In room program will be as, follow: Aaron . . Wagner Aaron Hunt. Aaron French Folk Tune . Irish Folk Tune Pence. Wedding Bells. Reva Mae Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Harry I .arson of Klamath Fall, exchanged vows with James Ray Gunn In a double ring ceremony read at 4 o'clock, Sunday, May IS, at the First Pres byterian church. The Pev. David F. Bnrnett read the rites. The bride groom Is the son of Mr. and Mr. A. A. Ounn of this city. Given In mm-iiae bv her t'other, the bride wore a white wool dress, maker suit, with pink accessories and a corsage of pink rosebud and forpet-me-nots. Alice Eastman, maid of honor, wore a suit of aoua with a coree of gardenias at the shoulder. Best man was Ted Salinas. A reception attended by the fami ne and close friends of the couo' followed the ceremony at the La son home. Mrs. Kenneth Sanders ' Brewster, Kas., was In charge of ttv guest book. Mr. C.- L. Irvine served, with Mrs. Kenneth Sander assisting. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Tena Ekhoff. grandmother of the bride, of San Diego, Calif.: Mrs. Kenneth Sanders, sister of the bride, and son, Randell, of Brewster, Kas., and Kenneth Larson, her lltaAI.0 Si MKWS, KUmalk mil, Or. tATliaOAT, Htt K, IMTi IKM brother, from th Unlveralty of Or. Lake o' th Wood. Mr. and Mr, gon at Eugene. Ounn Will be at horn at 1540 Lak- The couple left for a vacation at view. 1lte OKHl itOfU KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee ' Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 i 'liaW'HlgJiJ,. 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A Urge, tiered wedding rake was served with Mrs. Ival Wolfe of Tulelake and Mrs. Jack Burke of Merrill pouring from a sli ver ervlce. The array of gifts was presented the guest of honor from a lace covered table. Ty and Karen Keller, small ion and daughter of Mr. and.Mr. Lynn Keller were the bride and groom In a mock wedding. Invitations Friend have received Invitations to the wedding of Olorta Marian Ol on. daughter of Mr. L. J. Olson, and William C. Canton of this city. Vow will be exchanged In Sacred Heart academy at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, Saturday, June 7. 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