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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1948)
Herald and N ews Dates Pile Up On Spring Calendars Between iiiiw mill the I line tilioiil I oilt-offlcini ilul (or Mm beginning of viK'iitloiiH fur oldster as wrll a sliidenlathern la plenty to ace mid itn. Ihtlra urn piling up and group have been announcing the lime mul place of various function, hoping against hne thul ther won't be double-up aa there In In Ihla town, nine lime out of ten. . Take the iill-Kimln arhool Extrnvngiiiiii which la a muni for pur rim of fin i ten ( in y arhoolera, II la to lie held next, Friday nlKht, April 23, Mini woe - on I ho amne night la the HI'KHHyHA allow nt the Pelican thru I in, The Kxlruvuiiiii'.ii la on the KUIIH -time. Tonight la the Itriuiira Country club formnl dlnnrr dance. Two plnya are tinted: Fremont Junior hlgh'a piny. "Itootnr Tootln' Ranch," on Friday nlKht, April 30, mid the KUIIH student body pluy, Hlinkrriiir'a "Comedy of Krrora." Ill the school auditorium Turvliiy, May II. The atmlriita will we the tiiutlnec on May 10. Genevieve Opien la directing and backgrounds look fetching. The Inat meeting o( the year of the Kluiiiiilh Fnlla Woman's Li brary club will be held Momliiy, Muy 1(1, In the city library uutllliir Iiiiii Mi Victor O'Nrlll will give a book report and we forecast Jniiniird limine ua there l no belter book-reporter than Lucille, went of the MlMiniiti Compt limine. On the drpiutiire lint: Mrs. Carl Lindbergh and dnuuliler Nell, and anotlirr dnuKhirr Ina. Mu. Vergil NeUou of Yrekai. hIouk with Mi" John Hem mul tiuuuhtiT Nancy, lenvluii III niUI-Jiine for a, visit In Sweden. They are kuIIiiik June IB on the Urlptholm. Irla. who u now on the Muff of The Hlsklyou Dully Newa but formerly of The H mill N kbi tioitt In Kntirilf rnittt anri Null In lliit nrnvllire of Hinntiitid. They will visit their former lionira and alao with Mra. Lindbergh three sinters and three brothera. The Mmllieriiha pin n to remain for three nionlha but Irla report the enrllrsl return (bite avnllnhlc la November la on the new Swedish liner, Stockholm The llerui also have an Interesting Itinerary. Nancy la a Prrmnnt Junior hull student. The Hnle Sratbroiigha have adiled another member to the faintly. They now own our Ihinrnn's brother. Pete, and both apanlela are due for duti'iuiier flints todny, To date Hnle hna made no reMirl on dnm aue to hoiiichold uixxlv LMiiicnu'a tnke thu pant week: 1, both bows off new party sIipimts; 3. A to L In the leletihoue book; 3, end of one old kid belt; 4, five socks, no mates; 6, one nail brush; I, f0 per rent damage to one table leg. Old I.ake o the Wooda resldemrra mho remriiiber with various feel ings Caretaker Itayuiond Htirr bark In the late 30'a. aaw their little friend on the trteen Ihla week pluylng the part of Bgt. Hurke In "Sleep. My I.ove." Outside of the fact he wore a lot of rlothea to ltnolaie a husky sergeant of police. It waa the aamt old Burr. He aald he'd net In the movtea, and by film he did, althouich by a rlrrulloua route. Used to entertain the children with hla histrionic ability. AUo hna a part In the forthcoming film, "Kuthleaa." Mint of our little friend" have had a bout with the measles to draw family attention, but little Janet Searey. the Chuck Seaveys' roung'un. wu different. Janet fell out of bod and fractured her left ollar bona. Tarda directed to Oood Samaritan hoapltal In Portland will reach Huntington Taylor who had auntery there laat Tueaday. Qrtetlni old friend. . Henry Mo, bark for the aprtng and aummer nonlha from the winter In Southern California. Alao home. C. J. Murray, Mra. P. J. Hannon and daughter Bernardtn after wintering In Arltona and Southern California. Mr. and Mra. Clifford C. Voight are home again at 103 Eldorado after a motor trip with children Monte and Uall, They visited In California. Arltona, Nevada and Mexico and aaw a lot of country ka their travels. Polka ara still Intereated In the progress of Major John Harding, patient at Hnrnea Cleneral hospital for treatment after a plane crash, i'al and Hetty Lamb and young Chris were In Portland this week visiting Mra. Margaret Powell Lamb, and Cal spent a half hour with John at the hospital. John appeared In excellent spirits and spoke of hla return to fly ing. He waa being prepared for surgery on Monday In the hopes of repairing one of hla feet, badly fro sen during the ordeal. Margaret waa with her husband and their little daughter Jnnnle la still with Margaret'! parents, Mr. and Mr. Rat H or ton In Eureka. Our samera speed demon. Wea Ouderlan, has done something pretty clever. A aeries of pictures of little Donald Rogers In an old fashioned wash basin. P-ach poe Is the same struck by his photogenic father, James Rimers and In the same basinl Olive Cornell, oandlriate for th office of republican national aommltteewomnn for the stale of Oregon, will be honored at a lunch on scheduled for I o'clock Monday afternoon. April M. In the Pelican party room, by the Klamath falls Council of Republican Women. Olive la the only candidate for this office highest award that can be given a Itepiihllcnn woman In the si Me. Reservations for the luncheon may be made with either Roae Poole or Thlrni DeCew. Discussion for the afternoon will be on The Marshnll Plan.' A charming visitor In our town this week was Mrs. Douglas Mc Kay of Bnlrin who waa here with her husband. Republican candidate for governor. Mra. McKay was honored at a no-hostess luncheon ar ranged laat Monday at I o'clock In' the Pelican dining room by a group of Republican women. Mr. and Mra. McKay left Tuesday morn ing, lor Bend and on to other point In th state. Soc. Ed. Edna Klllmeyer, Uie lucky on. I off this afternoon lor part unknown In the southern section of th country. She and husbund Hugh went armed with road map and a (itinera and are not due buck until Mny 1. In the meantime w will lake on th duties of editing this section end hope everybody hurries up and give a parte At -outrlhuUnn eagerly accepted. In Ylew of the fact w have the eul PT convention to cover April 37-38, close friend may be drufted. (LSI "-tat! f ' V k.- i ) 'W, I ' iU-''-i . -W " " f - ( .. itffirii ' rill" FETED AT A TEA April 9 was Miss Inga Marie Nerseth of Pullman, Washington, who en joyed a brief visit in Klamoth Falls with her brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Nerseth. Mrs. Nerseth entertained for the visitor, with 60 guests calling during the after noon. Ouderlan Jean Hauger Is ! it nnmn impnrpn At Bridal Party Jean Hauger of San Pranclsco, whose marriage lo)Stan)ey Van Normnn Jonea will be an event of tomorrow. Sunday, at Ihe Herbert T. Hauger home on Pacific Terrace, was complimented at a linen shower and luncheon given Prldny at 1 o'clock by Mrs. Roy Whltlatch at the home of her mother. Mis. Thomas B. Walters. 1517 Pacific Terrace. Small tables were centered with Individual flower pots and after bridge, gifts were presented to Jean In a daffodil decked cart by young Dickie Whltlatch. Honoring Jean were Mra. Thomas E Walters. Mrs. Oeorge Plltrraft. Mrs Frederick Parlev. Mrs. Alvln T. Marartner. Mrs. Robert Elllng son Jr.. Mrs. Donald Elllngson, Mrs. Slsnley Stnlger of Oswego. Mrs. Charles Bailey. Mrs. Lane Warren. Mrs. Wllllsm Borcher of Coos Rev. Mrs. Richard Post. Mrs Thomas B Walter and Mrs Whltlatch. Skotina Partv Jane Lrkln"s tenth birthday was the occasion for a skating party Bundny. April 11. at Skateland. Hours were from 3 to 4:30 o'clock and Inte In the afternoon refresh ments were served by Jane's par ent. Mr. and Mrs. Charles I.srkln. . Ouests Included Jimmy Swansen, Oary Curtis, Evelyn Deets. Carolyn Brhoenberg, Siuan Porter. Alan Ilnhn. Judy Hndley. Richard Side man, Nancy Drew, Michael Lust Frances Cox. Stephen Molatore. Dnvld Mucnrtney. Onll Nerseth, Lucy Ann Bpangler, Paula Cook. Sue Thompson, Virginia Roenlcke. Sharon Taylor. Sharon Hnhn, Donald Rente. Jan Ire Whytal. Beverly Ooehrlng, Roger Bennett. Jon Houston, Nancy Clark. Carol Blehn. Gloria Mahan. Paul Adams, Dnvld Majors. Sarah Porter. Tommy Shaw, Oorge Ooeh rlng. Sum line Rice and Johnny Cox. Voice Recital Is Event Of Sunday An Invitation Is extended to the public to attend a recital this Sunday afternoon. April 18, at 4 o'clock at the First Presbyterian church. Featured will be pupils of Mr. Oeorge Mclntyre. Marie Casjens, con trlio; Colleen Creswell. contralto; and John Crosby, baritone. Mrs. Casjens Is known In musical circles as organist and choir director at the Community Congregational church. She does contralto solo work with the Civic Chorus and in numerous other civil affairs. Miss Creswell la a Junior student t Klamath Union high school, and was heard as soloist at the school annual Christmas concert with the a cappalla choir. - Delegates Are Announced At Luncheon Helen Elizabeth Jackson of 3106 I .a Verne, Ieounrd Wash of 911 Walnut and Marie Fields of Mnlln were chosen as the three delegntes from this area to the Junior sec tion of the National Red Cross conference June 31-24 In Man Fran cisco. Selection of the three high school students wan announced following a luncheon meeting of the Junior Red Cross advisory committee Tues day, April 13. Mrs. Paul Dnlton entertained the group at luncheon at her home on the Merrill highway. Plans were also made for next year's Junior Red Cross program and for nam ing two delegates for the Junior Kid Cross workshop to be held in Bremerton this July. Selection of the three young people for the na tional conference was made by the respective high school principals, with approval of the adult board. Covers were laid for Mrs. Wil liam Nash, Mrs. Robert Houck. Mrs. Elbert Stiles. Mrs. Robert Krland vjii, Mrs. Prances Palmer, and Mrs Phil Brlxncr. Members unable to be present were Mrs. Malt Fiimigun, Mrs. Huarby Bechen and Mra. Donald EllliigHon. 'Ililrty-nlne gift boxes filled by Junior Red Cross members in Klam ath county schools were Inspected by the adult council, and tni Thursday were sent to New Voric for shipment to Europe. Miss Nerseth Is Complimented At Tea On Friday SOCIET Y By Edna Killmeyer r n oprinq rroqram is I s Meeting Highlight A delightful program was presented at the Klamath Pulls Woman' Library club Monday afternoon, April 12. The occasion waa the annual spring muslcale, arranged this year by Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt, musle chairman. On the program were Mrs. Robert Banister, Joanne Twedt, and Wayne Sherwood. Mrs. Banister I prominent In musical affairs In this area. Mis Twedt appeared through the courtesy of her teacher, Oeorge Hopkins of the University of Oregon school of music, where she atudtea. Thl was Mr. Sherwood's second appear ance at the Llbrnry club. He wag (Tuesday Plans A busy day Is planned by the three chapters of the Order of Eastern Star In this area for next Tuesday. April 20, when Mrs. Kaiherlne Fel ger, grand worthy matron of Ore gon, makes her official visit. Participating are Aloha chapter of Klamath Falls. Cascade Crest chapter of Chiloquin and Prosperity cheptc-r or Malln. A no-hauess lunchcor has been arranged for 1:15 Tuesday afternoon I at the Pelican cafe In honor of the I visitor. Those planning to attend are asked to make reservations by calling Mrs. Horace OeU. 5269. Mrs. W. L. Poole, 8360, or Mrs. Walter Brown, 4357. From 3 to 5 o'clock Tuesday after noon, at the Masonic temple, the Mrs. Marvin Nerseth entertained ! OES social club has planned a tea. at a pretty tea Friday. April 9. com- I All Star members In the basin area pllmenting her sister-in-law. Inga 1 are cordially Invited. Mane Nerseth, of Pullman. Wash. Miss Nerseth was here for a brief visit en route to Pullman from a vacation In San Francisco and the bay region. She Is a teacher in the English department of Washington State college. About 60 friends greeted the hqn- Winners Winners of the monkey foursorre played by women of Reames Coif and Country club Friday were Mrs. R. O. Sproat, Mrs. Marvin Nerseth, Mrs. John C. O'Neill and Mrs. or guest who has visited here on Lloyd Drew. numerous previous occasions. Hours i Luncheon was served at 12:30 were from 3 to 8 o'clock at the Ner- j with seven table of duplicate seth home. 2027 Del Moro. I bridge following. Mrs. Frederick Ehlers and Mrs. Ouests were Mrs. Claude Davis Andrew Loney Jr., poured at the and Mr. William DeCew. Next lovely tea table which was centered with an arrangement of yellow roses. Bouquet of yellow roses were placed about the rooms. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. T. F. Farley, Mrs. Carl Hagel and Gail Nerseth, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Nerseth. i Conference tr rpn.k, k-- hull I Vl.m.ik 1 Foils for nearly a year as an as- Sdlem GueStS slstant at the chamber of com merce. He Is a graduate of the Uni versity of Chicago. As a child he spent four vears In Die chotr school of the Cathedra! of St. John the Divine In New York City, where he was boy soprano soloist with the famous male choir of the cathedral. Following is the program: a ,T . A LillCIAI U IT U I ICUT I ik: kac u,aL umf lk KlnmnU CTmIU AnmnM'. 1:1 -I..U " mvdini, niunklun I ui una nscn tuj ina iMuiiiuiii i una vrumuna UlUlUly LIUU ipring musicale, arranged by Mrs. Don J, Zumwalt, On the program were Wayne Sher 1 ood, Mrs. John A, O'Connor, Mrs. Robert Ban'ster and Joanne Twedt. Miss Twedt and Mr. Sherwood are music students at the University of Oregon school of music, and Mrs. Banis ter is well-known in music circles here. Mrs, O'Connor was accompanist. Ouderlan "Where'er You Walk from Semele) The Wanderer" Mr. Crosby I "Caro Mlo Ben" "Sheepfold Song" "Supplication" Mrs. Casjens "The Olory of Ood In Nature" Beethoven "None but the Lonely Heart" Tchaikovsky "Yesterday and Today" ' Spross Miss Creswell "Omnipotence" Schubert Mr. Crosbv Christ Went Up Into the Hills" Hageman "O Rest In the Lord," faria from the Elijah) Mendelssohn "Life" ... Curran Mrs. Cnslens "In the Silent Night" Rachmaninoff 'My Lady Walks In Loveliness" Charles "The Horn" Flegler Mr. Crosby "Bendemeer's Stream" Old Irish "Prelude from "A Cycle of Life" Ronald "Let My Song Fill Your Heart" .. Charles Miss Creswell "In the Still of the Night" Porter "Stars In My Eyes" Krelsler Mrs. Cnsjrns and Mr. Crosby Coming Rites SaMrriny, Mny 22 Is the date se lected for the wedding of Jonn Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Franklin M. Butler of Los Angeles, Cnllf.. and Paul Donald Otlerbcln Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Otterbeln Sr.. of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Butler recently an nounced their daughter's engage ment and forthcoming marriage. Miss Butler Is a graduate of John Adnms high school In Los Angeles. Her fiance attended Oregon State college In Corvnllls mid la affiliated with Kappa Delta Rho fraternity. He Is now associated with Craig Oil company In Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Otterbcln plan to go south for their son's wedding, which will take place In the Wilt shire Presbyterian church. Spring Exhibit Mrs. Walter Brown ot 1335 Pacific Terrace, well-known In the state's art circles, has two entries In the 22nd minimi spring exhibition of the Oregon Society of Artists April 7 through 28 t the Portland Art museum. Mrs. Brown Is exhibiting "Hen rietta House" and "Still Life." She attended the tea and preview held preceding the opening and re ported both the preview and opening as outstanding and very well at tended. This week, Mra. Brown Is visiting p the Wsco and La Ornnde region. A cocktail party was arranged Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvtn E. Macartney on Lc Roy street, honoring Mr. and Mr. Douglas McKay of Salem. The re publican candidnte for governor and his lady were guests at a dinner ar ranged later by the Young Republl- larla ; can club at the Wlnema hotel. Handel Some 40 guests called between Schubert 5:30 ld 7 o cioct and met Mr and ' Mrs. MrKay. Members of the Young Omrdani i Republican club committee, arrang Ronnld , thc RffBlr- assists bout the La Forge rooms, including Mrs. Richard Max- ! well. Mrs. Laurence Shaw. Mrs. ) Gordon MncCracken. Mrs. Arthur : Relnhart. Ernest MacBeth. Gordon ' Loom is and Alvln E. Macartney. The Soroptlmist club of Klamath Falls met Thursday at the Pelican wuh Esther Lawler, second vice president conducting the meeting. Further plans for the Northwest conference In Bend to be held dur ing the last of April were discus sed. Lillian Hlllls announced that there is still enough time to make reservations, and anyone wishing to attend may call Mildred Soukup. Ethel Matthews introduced John McCulloch a guest speaker. Mr. McCulloch, who has recently pur chased tiie Odell Motor company, was formerly with the FBI and gave a very Interesting account of how bad check artists operate. Several guests attended the meet ing Including Mrs. Jack Martin, guest of Kathleen Thompson: Mrs. Jack Dutcher of Lake o' the Woods, who was guest of Rose Poole: and Mrs. Dale West of Merrill, guest of Ruth Adams. Trip Abroad A group of friends gathered at Fosters restaurant Thursday eve ning this week to honor Vern Swansen. who plans to leave soon for an extended trip abroad. Mr. Swansen. a well-known Klam ath artist, will spend about six months In Europe, principally in France, studying art and painting. Friday's tournament will be a put ting contest. featured In last spring's musical program, and is also of the Univer sity of Oregon school of music. Accompanist was Mrs. John A. O'Connor. Hostesses for the day were Mr. Robert Porter and Mrs. Wyatt Pad gett, and tea chairman was Mr. Robert A. Thompson. Mrs. Ed Os tendorf and Mrs. Zumwalt presided at the tea service. The committee arranging th meeting included Mrs. Ocni-re Myers. Mrs. Franklin Weaver, Mr. Percy Murray and Mrs. Laurence Sr.?. The next meeting will be held Monday. Mav 10. In the city library clubrooms. Important business will Include election of officers and an nual reports. Hat Partv Spring bonnets set the theme of an "Easter hat" party held April 7 by the Wednesday club of St. Paul' Episcopal church in the parish hall. Hats and bags from Kathy's Hat shop and hat boxes decorated by Mrs. Carl Williams were used about the room. Hostesses were Mrs. Carl William. Mrs. Kenneth Lamble, Mrs. Ray mond Reeve and Mrs. Mildred Moses. Winners in the hat contest were Mrs. Orvllle Hamilton. Mrs. J. A. Scott and Mrs. I. C. Burke. Honors In bridge went to Mrs. Howard Dixon, Mrs. Russ Arnot and Mrs. C. M. Lolcama. A VOICE RECITAL js planned for Sunday afternoon, April 18, ot the First Presbyterian church, featuring pupils of Mrs. George Mclntyre. On the program are Marie Cosjens, Colleen Creswell and John Crosby. The public is cordially invited. Mr. Crosby, Mis Creswell Jones-Miller . Mr. Casjens Evergreen UC.(,.: f v ' " MARIE CASJENS ) , ""; ': COLLEEN CRKSWKI.t JOHN CROSBT
