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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1949)
PAGI EIGHT HWALD A NO NfWt. KLAMATH PAUS. OAIO0N SATURDAY, DIG 10, 1949 Shakespeare To Be Read At Library has.aeper instead ef Clarence DT be preeented la the Library club at the monthly meitini on Monday, with Atigua Bowmer, Feast of th English department at Southern Oregon Collets at Educa tion, doing th honor. Th witch from "Lift With rather to reading and Interpretation of 'Hamlet" we ncssitted by unforeseen technical diflleultlea of production and to avoid a conflict with th schedule of the dramatic department at th high achooL ... Mr. Bowmer has been called "th greatest drama genius on the txr rvmsf h Mrs. B. B. Blom-a milst, head of th. dramatic depart-1 . , mwit at KOHS. who also auted thst he 1 ref arded as th moat talented man In BhaHespaarean arame uj American Educational Theatre. His fam may largely b du to til study at th University of Washington, from which h received his BJL in 130 and hi MA. In 1994. under B. Iden Payne, who 1 Is an outstanding autaoniy on i "Bard of Avon" nd has been a di rector of th Shakespearean theatre at Stratford. England. Mr. Bowmer himself studied In England from 1M to 1837. wher he saw three productions of -Hamlet" by Leah Howard. John Olelgud and Law rence Olivier. Mr. Bowmer Is best know locally for hi establishment of th Shakee i pearean festival and outdoor theatre at Ashland wnicn nas " '. ductlon for nln years, and Is : tremely unique. arftitiniui outstanding entertain- 1 tnant will b furnished th club members by th musical program to ' be presented by several groups from Klamath Union high school under th direction of Andrew uenej. ai rector of music In the city schools. The girl's sextette, the girl s glee elub and th string quartette are scheduled for appaarances. Hostesses for the day wil b Mrs. John Ashley. Mrs. Harry Fee and Mrs. Alfred Collier. Tea lime Is be ing planned by the officers, and pouring will be Mrs. A. O. Roenicke. program chairman, and Mr. Arthur Oompton. calling chairman. . Decorations will be In the Christ mas spirit, thanks to th Garden club and its president, Mrs. Earl Redman, and a display from the Art Center will be on exhibit. This program will start at 1:00 p. m. on Monday la th City Library auditorium. Married' The wedding of Or Smith and W. E. Lewis was an event of last Friday In 8L Paul's Episcopal church. The bride Is the daughter of Carl Smith of Canada, Kentucky, and Mr. Lewis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lewis of Henley. The Rer. F. C. Wlssenbach read th rites, and Mrs. Samuel Mush en played wedding music. The bride was given tn marriage try Harold Watler. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Karrer attended the couple. Following the ceremony friends end family of the bride and groom who attended the wedding, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Wells for the wedding dinner. The newlyweds traveled to Los Angeles tor a honeymoon, and ar Bow at horn there. -Officers At Meeting Lillian Ottexbetn. state president ef the Eight and Forty and Lsola Hellbronner, state treasurer, return' d from Portland Sunday, where they attended a tea at the home of Mrs. D. W. Hoffman, In honor of the national president of the Eight end Forty, Mrs. Jerry Hursfi. Mrs. Otter be in received the tea guests. Saturday evening they attended an informal executive board meeting and obtained valuable Information on child welfare program for the --aiming year as Mrs. Jerry Hursh, had just returned from a child wel fare conference In Seattle. a Children's Party Plans for the annual Children's Christmas party given by the Am brieu club is to be held this year In the basement of the Zlon Luther an church, 11th and High, on Sat urday December 17 at 2 p. m. Peggy Brennen Is In charge of the Christmas tree. Anna Farmer, Kay Altman. and Elsie Trion are to se lect gifts. Donations of cupcakes, JeDo and ice cream ar being given by the members. As there will not be an other club meeting before the party, more information can be gained by calling 20063. a Legion Auxiliary MAUN The MsJin Legion auxili ary met December 5 with Emma Wilde, presiding In the absence of Mettle Pierce, president Ouests of the evening were Intro duced. Mrs. Hellbronner of the Klamath Falls unit spoke on behalf of her unit Community service was stressed tor the month. The legion and guest from Klam ath Falls met with the unit for re freshments served by the hostesses Agnes Shramer and Mary Victorin. A social hour was enjoyed by all. with community singing and cards. March of Dimes Girl Named NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (If) Meet the 1950 March of Dimes paster girl: eight-year-old Wanda Wiley of Austin, Texas. The National Foundation for In Xantlle Paralysis announced today that Wanda has been chosen to be pictured on millions of posters, coin cards and collection cans In the fund drive next January 10-20. Wanda, one of six children of Mr. and Mrs. Earl N. Wiley, was stricken In July, 1948. Almost com pletely paralysed at first she now gets around with wheelchair and crutches. ... . WeSnaaSar. l"ererv IS Klamath Community Caecert. eUt YVetaenberf. Peiicaa theatre. Friday, Deeeaaeee IS T:S0 P m Zuteima Temple. Daughter ef the Nile rlub ChrUbnu fuuwt SI Um WUlara haul. Formal. Weaee4ee, StcmMr tl Annual Klamatk I'nloa kith sense! Chneuuae concert. Kl'HS auditorium. ThereSar, DeeeMter rt Serena night at annual Kl'HS Ckrllt maa concert. aatarSar. atrmktf t Rotary club aponaora dance for rtudenta horn from coUaea. WUIard hotel. W4aaay. Jaaaary vs Klamath Community toe-raft. Han afernmaa Pelican theater. rna.T. Arm is Klamath Community concert, Waa fnner Opera company. Peltcaa theater, neleenber. Pelican tHeater e e Women of Moose MERRILL Women of the Moose met In regular session December 6. Norma Biondahl was elected to membership. Gertrude McOormlck of Kennewick. Washington, a for mer member of the local chapter, was a visitor. The ladies were pre sented with a i pound box of chocolates by the Legion of the Moose in appreciation of their help serving the duck dinner. The Friendship meeting will be held at the home of Kasel Hundley Friday evening December . at 8 The drill team will practice Tuesday December II, at p. m. The ladies are also planning a din ner for the Legion to be held at the Moose hall on Sundav Decem ber 11. Ruth Wilson Is the chair man, and Olga Bradshsw will be in charge of the dining room. At the next regular meeting Decem ber 20. a gift exchange will be held. Following the meeting refresh. menu were served by the Moose- haren chairman and her committee. e e e Birthday Party LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Wil fred Noble entertained for her daugher Charlotte who was 11 years old on December I. The girls enjoyed a fried chicken dinner with birthday cake and all the trimmings. Afterward they at tended the Christmas opening in Klamath Falls, and saw a moving picture. The guest all spent the night t the Noble home and returned horn Saturday afternoon. Charlotte received many gif u from her guests including Barbara Waggoner, Rose mary Stalnaker. June Noble, Ginger Burr. Louise Rubble. Ruth Brad shaw, and Mary Anne Learltt . a a One-Yard Wonder OiutuOntUoMt In, or t efV - V'"" ? IT L-a . MR. AND MRS. W. E. LEWIS were married in St.. Paul's Episcopal church on November 26. The bride is the former Ora Smith, daughter of Carl Smith of Canada, Kentucky, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lewis of Henley. 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Farm Bureau Ladles t tvr.n t VAT.1.FY The As sociated Women of the Laneell val ley Farm Bureau met at tne nome of Mrs. Leland Harris on Wednes day. The meeting was conducted by Mrs. F. W. Brown. A report was given on the state convention. There was a potiuck luncheon at the home of Mrs. Harris on De cember 7. Lessons' were given in textile painting. The next regular meeting will be rw.mKa. t? nnwedinB the knit ting class. AU interested women of the community are invited to atteno the knitting and crocheting class under the direction of Mrs. Harris. Refreshments were served by i u.m. at the rinse of the in vfe v w Rrown. Mrs. John Sullivan. Mrs. Bill Burnett, Mrs. Bob Colweu. ano airs, rsxa-more. a e a Art Needlework Mrs. Lee Bean was a special guest of the hostess Wednesday afternoon when Mrs. George Hum entertained members of the Art Needlework club at her home 430 Pine street. Twelve members were present for the occasion. Mrs. J. C. Hunt, club president, announced that there will be no meeting the fourth Wednesday of December due to the Christmas ac tivities. Mrs. Z. J. Powell will be hostess to the club Wednesday aft ernoon, January 4. Morning Rites Pretty Ceremony A wedding of Interest to many friends In this city waa solemnised st ten o'clock on the morning of November 28. In a candle-light ceremony baton an aitar banked with white chrysan- themuma. Miss Duveen Virginia Meters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Meyers, formerly of this city, became the bride of Douglas W. Thompson, in th horn of the bride's aunt, the Rev. Dorothy Mc clain on Mitcnell street The Rev. McClaln performed the ceremony. Attending the bride and groom were Miss Betty McClaln. cousin of the bride, and Mr. Jerry Meyers, brother of the bride. Th bride was attired In a green gabardine eult with brown ac cessories with a whit orchid cor sage. The couple teft Immediately after the reception, given for the wedding party and guests, for their home in West Point, Calif. a e e WEDDING BELLS HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 10 WV-Sally Xllers and Television Director John Mors have obtained a license to wed. Now 34, they knew each other first In high school days. It will be his third marriage, her fourth. The oak Is a member of the family of beeches, and there are over 200 species of the tree. 7- . .la - . at , j m ., . ..... HONORING MR. ANO MRS. J. H. PARSONS, visiting from Nebraska, a family gathering wos an event of November 27 of the home of Mr. ond Mrs. M. H. Parsoni. Congratulations were received by the couple on their 50th wedding anniver sary. Buffet dinner ond a decorated cake were served to the 25 guests. ouaenan. Bring the Family into Wong's For Special CHINESI rasarty 1171 Dinner Wong's Coft 421 Mala Ph. 7I . SINGER -Sewing Machines FOR RENT $ PER MONTH Do yotrr Christmas Sewing en good Singer E lac trie. Phone 1402 411 Main Singer Sewing Center L3l Paul Travis WORLD TRAVELER , WILL LICTURI ON "Communism vs. Christianity" Sunday, 7:30 p.m. IVtRYIODT INVITIO First Methodist Church "Where rite Chimes Ring" Spraque River Th aprtvgu River PTA and th resident of th eommunlty have Joined together to aa effort to hasten the eosnpleUon of the highway from 8 urague River 10 th state highway a. Petition and personal totters are be Lug sent to all th head man ol our state asking for their coopera tion in this matter. Th portion of th road from Chlloquln te th aylven Cruni ranch I nearly eomplt4 and ready for the oiL It to the wish ef th community to hv th reraainlng nine milt surfaced also a It to th most used Mellon of this road. Th school bus travel over It twice dally aad II to the only mean of getting supplla te th lmntary school here as wall a the various business establishment and bei factory. Th oar count put on this road for on week showed an aver age of one ear every three minute all necessary travel. Mr. and Mrs. M. Carnlnl hsd aa their Thanksgiving guest Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ludwlck resident man ager of American Boa factory, and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Clause and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. H . OarnlnL Mr Halsn Montgomery resumed her duty as first and second grade teacher, Monday after a week ill ness at hr horn In Klamath Pall where she received medical atten tion. Harry Short of Macdoel. Calif., waa a business visitor in Spragu River Thursday, short Is a former resident having run the Spragu River Oarag for several years. Stan Bevrur. school prlnlcpal and Mr. Sevruk vpsnt thstr Thanksgiv ing visiting friends In Chlloquln. Miss Bonnl Wesley returned to her home In 8 pi ague River after spending several months i a New foundland. Sh rexumad her studies at th Bonansa high school Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Williams and daughter Pal wr dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Newiun ana family Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Oerke and children Elsie and Butch and Mr. and Mr. Leon Cfsorg and son of Prlnevtlle. Ore. were Thanksgiving week-end guests of Mrs. Oerke l and Leon's slaters, Mr. S. A. Shepherd and Mrs. R. C. Passolt. Pat Williams, a student at the Bonansa high school. Is staying with Mrs. Onral Dalton and attending school. Thanksgiving guest of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Welch were Mr. and Mr. D. Hostler and family of Klam ath Palls and Mrs. Sarah Michael of Dairy. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams spent th Thanksgiving holidays with Joe's brother and family, th Ray Wil liam tn Mansanlta. Or. Ray Is principal of th elementary school there. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Welch and family motored to Canby, Calif. Wednesday where thy spent Thanksgiving tth Mrs. Welch's par ent. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Seright and brothers Duan and Porreat. Olorta Hustler of Klamath Palls spent th week-end with her cousin Clarence Welch. The Welch family took her home Sunday and wars dinner guest of Mr. and Mr. D. Hoe1 sr. Mr. end Mrs. Tom Ceffman who have made their home in Bpraru Rivtr for th past year, have moved to Canby, Calif. Mrs. Al Maphet and Mrs. Phari Stubble field were business visitors la Klamath Palls Monday. Otef 8tory was absent from his Job at th box factory for two days with an infected thumb. He return ed to work Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borough ar remodeling their store and plan to open It lor business the first of De cember. The vtor ha been closed since last March. Summer Lake Sympathy of the community la ex tended to the family of Mrs. Mary Long who passed away last week in Bend. Sh waa well known and loved by all and will be missed by a wide circle of friends. Her dsugh ter, Mrs. Anna Linebaugh resides at Stiver Lake and a son, Reuben Uvea at Port Rock. Two exciting basketball games were played In the Paisley school gym on Tuesday. Although the high school and grade school teams lost to Leikevtew the boy showed good sportsmanship and gave the visiting team a hard fight. Attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Prank Oraves and daughter Joyce, Mrs. E. R. Nelson and son Clarcne and Oarry. Henry Markus, Joan Deboy, Mrs. Jim Elder and son. Bob, Dan Noonan, Bill Pare, Roy Carlon and son Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Harris were Lax ev lew business visitors on Tues day. Mrs. Florence Trlplett from Sil ver Lake visited a few days last week at the nome of Jess Penning ton and family. Mrs. Trlplett sold her home In Portland and le now In Silver Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nelson and children from Westslde visited rela- WSevVaVVVvi IS SANTA BRINGING A MAGNAVOX reele-Bkanaereek t yeajr keane this ChrlevajMsf HI AND HIAR THI MAONIfrCINT MAGNAVOX sold ly I Klemeth fells et MUSIC CO. live hare Sunday. Mrs. Nelson is th daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Prank Oraves proprietors of th Summer Lake lodge. Prank Oraves was a business vis itor in Lake lew on Saturday. Mrs. Dean Hams. Mrs. Prsnk Orsvee and Mrs. a. R. Nelson at tended the funeral of Mr. Mary Long In Sliver Lak on Wednesday afternoon. Th Paisley basketball teams played LePtn on Saturday night in the Pauley gym. Th high school score was 41-11 and th grad school score u-14. Mr. and Mrs. Us Elder wer Lakavlew shoppers on Mondsy. Bob Carlon spent th week-end In Pauley with Douglas Houston. Th benefit card party at the grange hall on Saturday night waa quit well attended. Canasta and pi nochl war played and each table waa awarded prises. Potlurk sup per of cake and sandwiches, plrklss and coffee wen by Mrs. Dean Har ris, Mrs. H. C. Harris and Mrs. B. R Nelson. Orange num. oar 7M will meet next Saturday night. Members are asked to eome early as an early meeting to desired. Mr. and Mn. Ployd Lane of Sil ver Lak wer caller at I heNel son ranch on Tuetday n rout to Laker lew. Mr. and Mr. Las Elder returned from Los Angele on Wednesday. They attended the national grange at Sacra man to, than went south to spend Thanksgiving with relatives. En rout ham they visited Lake Tahoe. Mrs. S. D. Karris returned home from Portland on Thursdsy, She ac companied her daughter Roberta that far on nr trip to th 4-H eongrese In Chicago. Mrs. Mslva Jelfarles and George Pike and family of Pauley were Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elder. Mrs. Jefferles and Mrs. El der are sisters and Mrs. Pike Is Elder. Marvin Caolneae from the navy and stationed at Honolulu spent a few day wltn hi suter Mrs. Max McLaln last week. He I here on lesvs. Merrill Mrs. John Oiacomlnl and son An thony left last Sunday after spend ing Thanksgiving In Merrill to re turn to Portland, wher Anthony u a student at Portland university. Anthony has Ueen appointed a mem ber of th editorial stall of the university's paper The Beacon. An interesting National School as sembly program waa held Wednes day at the high school. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and their collection of reptile were featured. Inrludrd were lizards, snake end allgators. Th Nelson told - of their ex periences In making th collection, and gave Interesting fsct about th reputes. Principal Harvey Denham of the grad school attended the Oregon Education association representative council In Portland December 1 and 1. Denham was on of th delegates from Klamath county. Mr. and Mrs. O. Chapman of Caldwell, Idano, ar vultlng rela tive in Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Yesger have returned to their bom In Van Nuya, California, after vultlng with the Elmer Stukela. Luckily the record albums re cently purchased by the Parents- Patron club for th school musio department wer saved when the school burned. Mrs. T. H. Rhodes and Ada Oron- berg of Oakland spent Thanksgiving with the W. P. Jtnnette. Both la dle are sisters of Mr. Jlnnettes. Mrs. Kenneth Colwell and chil dren have bean visiting relatives In Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis have pur chased a ranch near Sweet Home. Oregon. Mr. Davis will leave In the near future, but Mrs. Davis pisns to continue working In the post of fice for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Murphy hsv returned to their home In Merrill. Th Murphy war married recently in Chicago. MRS. FRED BECHTEL picks a box from the asxnrlmeut of tamlii's offered by the Wcsclyn Scrvlco Guild candy booth, at the bazaar sponsorrd by the Wmncn'i Society of Christian. Service last Saturday at the Methodist church. Marno KaRla, center, and Mary McMillan, left, aro the galeswomen. Ouderisn. ( 'li' "v ewA . 'V. l V.:v; :: -,,v: A ftj-. .AU. a,-.--' ft ' I aBhasittol lai 'M V ft . ".ay. "?a f w MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS THOMPSON cut the first piece of their wedding cake after their wedding of November 28. Ths bride is the former Duveen Meyers. Peirbee-Ksasls. Nytto Boy, Champ Corn Growtr ONTARIO, Ot Dee. 10 Th tale's champion com grower Is Robert Reffert, Nyssa, who pro duced the highest yield ever achieved In Oregon 1M 7 bushels tn acre. H was named champion at the annual state corn show here yester day. Reffert used th variety, Ida- hybrid 1-4-4. Tops In Western Oregon was pat er Blschoff, Sllverton, with a yield of MJ bushel an acr on Oregon hybrid l-S-6. NEW CAR BUYERS Hare is on opportunity fo own a Futur amic Oldjmobilt with Rocket motor at a big savings. We have several new cars on hand that will be sold at VERY SUB STANTIAL DISCOUNTS! Don't wait.' These cars will go fast at these prices DICK B. MILLER CO. 11th and Klamath Phone 4103 AUTOMATIC 3995 BLANKET UP Perfect gift for anyone! Blissful AUTOMATIC SLEEPING COMFORT G-E AUTOMATIC BLANKET will he warmly spprecisied, sll winter long! It's downr-lixht, but warm ss three blanket.! 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