1 WLDNL'jDAY, MAUCH 31, 1948
SEC. II PACE
Old French Inn Is
Setting For Play
l'rrluiia mi iiiotr rrlrliiiilfit liom.r fur tint k drrda rxlalrri limn tlin
alnlnter Inn. "Thr Win k I- In in 1 1 in 1 1. " mi Hip rund In Vli'iinr Ir Chntriiil
III Niiilhi'iii r'niniT,
Hui li la Ihr Imi'kmoHNil lur tin- pint if "The lllui k I'luinliiuu,"
Klttiiiiillt tlnlnii hluh w-lmul Miulciit biMly pluy, to lw ulvcn Tlmraday,
April I. Plicilur In Mm II II. Mliiimiulat. The pluy will bo nlvrn In Mm
KUIIH iiiiillluiluin ul H uYlix'k.
There will for no advance tii-krl aiilca nml no rrarrvrd uvula. IUkIi
m-hiKil Mltiili'iiu prrvlfwi'il ihr prritrnlulliin Hi a nmllnrr thin afternoon.
Al Hip Inn, Ihi nnblr rmlKien would hull for rrat, only to uwnkcn
In (ho molt 1 1 1 K with llirlr lrruui rf
Konr. Oltrn thry did nut iiwakr.
(or amiirtlnira thr urnliil Innkreprr
mid III" itlllra fiiiind It fxpi'dlml
to tllrtpoiti of Urn urlfttoiTitU ultn
urllier. 'l'hla In thr net I lute (hut Hum Juti
nry arlrrtrd for hla thrllllnK uirln.
iliunm. Thr lllmk KIiiiiiIiiko In II
thr nrlt(M-rntlr Mr l.UKMirft, thr rtll
iil (III, Trlltlliiil. Ihr tiivntri Kmn (,'lltl
llimliu, nml thr flnlnuiii mill jrtMim
ol ihr klnitdnin of thievery und
intirdrr by atiiihKr frrnk of hln
'iirv iirr thrown tourthrr in tlita
wrlrd urtllim.
'I'hr cIlMipprnillllrr of Ihr uurm'a
nrrklai-r Ima brrn thr Miblrrl of
iiuuiy novrla mid pluy Inn nonr
of tttrni hit wrapped thin hlxtorlr
rolibrry In mii-Ii niyntrry na Hum
Jniinry In thin priHliution.
In thr cnl nrr Ihr Mlowinii:
I'flle DiKlIrr inn llltl krrprrl
Jim CrlMiicin
Nliolr ihm Wlfn Itimrimtry Olivia.
Clolildr, it nrrvnnl Klnlnr Krliki
llourlrn H"l Muhonry.
Irmnnd Uroy Ovrrrn.
Kranrnla IJrl.UMiur Mob rluaa.
Kimriir t Irl.UMmr Cy Nrwmnn
Plana
Clinrlotlr
A ptlrnt
CliullontrO
I'oiwi
(luiirorlir
ItoMintiur
Dorotlirii Comllll.
Diirlrnr Knowlrn
Ui nylon Owyn.
Joe IJcinrtrnkoN
Itrx Mlllii
llr hiilrnllnr
llurold Howard.
Betrothal
Frlruda hnvr Iraitird of thr m
Knurruriil of Mnrlon Clrury. diiuith
tir of Mr tnd Mm K J Allrn of
It. i krlrv. C'nllf . to I liomna I. Una
talium of Ihla i lly.
Mr. Cliiiiilon In Ihr tun of Mr.
anil Mm. Itolirrt T. iiummImui of
Klamath Knllv Thr wrddlna will
lukr place nrxt full.
M id-Week
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SMILING fol
Ann Perdue,
daughter of
is smoll Peggy
six month old
Mr. ond Mrs.
Program Plans
Army Dny will br frultirrd m the
April B tnretliiii of Klmiiiith unit No.
8. Amrrlcun t.rulon uuxlllitry. In
Vrtrinni Mrmorlul lull t o'clock.
Aftrr ft ahort bUklnrhB urulon. the
unit will mrrl with thr 1-rulon pout
to hrur talk on cominiinUin by Hal
OKlf.
Jn I'huiue of rrfrrxhmrnu for the
l.i'Kliiii und auxiliary are Mia. I'aul
Holirruou mid Mra. Carl 8 liubrrt.
On llirlr ciiminlttre arc Mra. H. It.
Krilkry. Mra. Acldlr Itoland. Mra.
Anna Kovrra, Mra. O. II. ItoKcm
Mra. Hob ltna, Mra. Mumaret Huak
Mia. Kdna Kuaarll, Mra. Kruncrx
Hamplr. Mra. Otla Haylor, Mra. Carrie
Hi'hmltx. Mra. Drlla Hchreadrr. Mra.
Clara Hhaw, Mra. Uludya Ulielton.
Mra. Clara Hherman, Mra. Cole
Hhulu. Mra. dale Hirmeiu, Mra. K
M Hinllli. Mra Alice Holljurn and
Mra. Clara Htalldlah.
Coming Rites
Mr. und Mrs. J. M McCurry of
Kurrkti. CulK., .formnr Untie Vuliry
rrAidrnta, tiiwo mmouiicrd the en-
Kitrinrnt und comiiiR mnrrir of
I llirlr daughter, IWmid, of Oak-
UHMC.
'lite brlde-to-b li a gmdumc of
Hatred Henri academy, and U a
ntrniber ol Uir lUff of the naval
Atipply center al OnktAiid. Lt,
i'tU r U tlie noil of Mr. and Mrx. Io
Trice of Heaver. Wa.iti. He attended
W ml. I nit um Httite college and the
UlUvrriitty of Wal.lngton.
Untr fur the weddlnit u June 20.
Vuwa will be exchaiiRcd in Sacred
Heart church In Oakland.
Happy Hour
Mm. Kd Lawrence hoote.s to
the Happy Hour club al her home
on Andrraon atreel TueAday after
noon. Mareh 23.
Krfre.hn.ent were aerved by the
hoMeAK to .Mra. Anna Funk. Mra. J.
J. Keller, Mra. Jennie Hum, Mra.
Harry HlchardAon. Mrs. John Ham
ilton, Mm. Hyd Kvaiui. Mm. It. O.
Mouchrnbarher, Loulnc Humphrey
and the hoMeaa.
Mra. RlchnrdMin was hostewi for
the prevloua meetliiR.
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Pano Recital 1
Piano puplla of Mrs. Uavld P.
Harnett, were preacntrd In a recital
at the Klrat Preabytarlan church
Monday evenlnic. Eaater llllea deco
rated the church parlors.
Families and friends of the youiiK
mualclana were present.
Taking part weie Margaret Oitlr.
Hurbara Bole, Jackie Mue Murjitiy,
Mary Lou CralK, Florene Wamstead.
Patty Wilson. Nancy Drew. Richard
Ward and Marilyn Wheeler.
ELABORATE STAGE settings contribute to the atmosphere of "The Black Flamingo," Klam
ath Union high school student body play to be given Thursday evening, April ), at 8
o'clock. The cost of the ploy, which is set in a French tavern in the turbulent days of
Moric Antoinette, is pictured above. There will be no odvance ticket sales and no reserved
scats for the presentation.
Cudcrlan.
Hostesses
CIIII.OUU1N Mrs. Illiinihe Pri
ma, Mra. I.TK Hobin-k, Mra. Jerry
ftrrd, und Mrs Lloyd Prtera were
boniest on f-Ylduy nmht al a show
rr for Mrs. ljtyton Hobuck. Awards
foi itamra played durlnK the eve
ning went lo Mrs. Don Mlllrr. Mia
Wultrr Collins. Mra. Ilarlry Zrllrr
and Mra. Athel Komt.
Clllta were received from the fol-
lowing persons, a few of whom were
not able to be present: Mrs. Don
Mlllrr. Mra. James Parsley. Mrs.
Hurley Zrllrr. Mrs. Fred Mnrkwardt.
Mrs. Athel Roaer, Mrs. Ler Peter'.
Mra. Floyd Ohlea, Mrs. Walter Col
lins. Mra. A. N. Zadlnu. Mrs. Jim
Davis, Mrs. Charles Warren. Mrs.
Charlrs Uurton. Mrs. Steve Peters
of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Kermlt
Keysor. Mra. Quince Huell. Mrs. Ed
Wllkle and the hostesses.
riawwMiaigwy,w pv0ff.vrwfv-
TAKING PART in the "Cay Nineties" feature of the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles 50th anniversary celebration were Mrs.
Stella Perscll and M. L. Shepherd.
Kennell-Ellls.
Recent Guests
A guest of Mr. and Mrs. Erllng
A. Mellby of 2303 Garden over the
week-end were Professor and Mrs.
Paul O. Schmidt.
Prof. Schmidt Is manager of the
St. Olaf choir of Minnesota and was
In this area arranging future con
certs for the group.
Mellby and Prof. Schmidt are
long-lime friends.
Installation
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
the auxiliary will hold a Joint In
stallation of officers in the KC hall
Thursday. April 1. at 8 o'clock and
friends are Invited to attend.
At 6:30. preceding installation, a
banquet will be served at the KC
hall for members of the post and
their wives, members of the auxili
ary and their husbands.
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Herbert Perdue of
lein.
2435 Ebcr-
Evrrgrrcn.
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45-Gal. Shei.
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Our mater furrier, Mr. Bellisle, will
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including cleaning, glazing and re
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8AIGON
Notice To Electors
More thon 5000 Registration! hav bean cancelled
lince the 1946 General Election.
If you are not registered you will not b permitted
to vote at the Primary Eloction May 21, 1948.
Ploate phone or call at this office and ascertain
whether or not your registration it O. K.
Registration books close April 20, 1948.
CHAS. F. DE LAP,
County Clerk.
yau'le !) nutted!
TO THE RE-OPENING OF
Mut
THURSDAY
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NEW MUSIC--VIC DISTAD
AND HIS 5-PC. BAND
New Banquet Room for
Private Parties
OPEN FOR YOU from 2 to 2
For Reservation phone 7128 or Dorris 151
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