Herald and news., July 27, 1949, Page 17, Image 17

PACE SEVENTEEN
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1949
Mid -Week ,
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Concert
A colurrt of violin mulr with im
rlrctloit on the Hawaiian (intar
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MIMBERS Of THI ADVISORY boord (or the Thcto Theto Rho girls ort shown obove.
They ore, front row, left to right, Mae Anderson, member of the state board, Bernice Mc
Cracken, new advisor, Corine Lorson, outgoing odvisor. Either Fitxwater, assistant odvisor.
Back row, Ellen Wade, Amy tllsmore and Lucille Bold, advisory boord.
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WED AT HOME were Helen Mortin ond Julius Szilogyi. The
two repeoted their vows on July 10. They ore now living in
this city.
Charlea Vn.
A regular meeting of th auxiliary
to the Veteran of Foreign Ware
waa held In the library clubroom
ThurwUy evening. July Jl. at I p m.
with Ruby Bowman presiding.
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Hwinuirrd by tha Junior Mull-
flan ot Amerlra, Inc. thla la ona
of many conctrla liven thla month
all ovrr the wejlarn lat. Tha
Junior Miulrlana iroup la a branch
of tha National Iiutuute of Mualc
and Arta. The llmlrurtor In Klam
ath PalU U Norwelan-born Krl
tlan Olppo.
Mr. Oippo rama to tha United
Blalea In 18 on a acholarihlp
ahlch waa to enable him to atudy
directing In thla country. However,
he decided to remain here and thua
loat hla srhotarthip. Before comlnt
to thla country Mr. Olppo atudled
at the Unlvertity of Olo where ha
took couraea In mutlc and dra
ma ilea.
Tirketa for the concert may be
obtained from Florence Lampro
puloa, prrtldriil of the Junior Miul
clana here. -fVilolt on the program
will be Athena Lampropuloa who
wil play ' Saraband'' by Carl Dlom.
All the proreeda from the concert
will go to the Junior (roup here to
pay Incidental eapenaea and for
(roup entertainment.
Ault from working with the
Junior Mualciana. Mr. Olppo alio
atated that anyone who playa an
inatrument of anv type la welcome
to vim at the KC hall on Wed
neaday evenlnx at 30. It la hla
hope to form a little aymphony
orcheatra here. There will be no
charge for thia (roup.
Delegates
The American Legion auxiliary.
Klamath unit I. held It regular
meeting Tueaday evening. July 10.
at the Veterana Memorial hall.
Mra. Julian Abbott, outgoing Olrla'
State chairman, waa In charge of
the program and Introduced Dolorea
Kidder, KUHS. Eleanor Emery.
KUHS. and Ellen Murphy, Sacred
Heart academy. Theae girl were
chonen thta year to attend Olrla'
State which waa held In Salem June
11 to 30 They gave Intereating re
port on their actlvttlea during tht
week.
Tht following delegatea were elect
ed to attend tht alate convention
to be held In Salem Augtut 4. I and
They are Mra. Everett Hntchkla
Jr . Mra Fred Heilbronner. Mr.
Paul Otterbeln, Mra. P. C. Norbeck.
Mr M. E. Cooper and Mr. Julia
William.
It waa decided al thla meeting
that tha auxiliary will not meet
during the month of Augtut. Tht
neat regular meetng will bt Septem
ber I.
Mr. and Mr. L. Lancaster have
been hnftta to aeveral gueata re
cently. Vltltlng for few day were
A. D. Cochran and daughter. Pa
trice, from Orange, Tex. While here
the vuitora viewed Crater lake and
pent a day at Lake o the Wooda.
On their return trip they motored
via Salt Lake Clly to Denver.
Other gueta for the pat 10 day
were Mr. and Mra. Max E. Love,
on-ln-law and daughter of the
lncaster. and two grandchildren.
Patty and Dennv ot Lot Angelea.
They returned Thursday.
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NEW PRESIDENT of the Ma
lm American Legion auxili
ary is Nettie Pierce. Mrs.
Pierct was elected to her post
ot a meeting recently.
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