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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1949)
SATURDAY, DEC. 17, 194k HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREOON PAGSf3VSi Catholic Daughters Have Holiday Party Thi annual Chrlstma party of the Cai hollo Daughtere of America waa held In th KO hill Tuaaday vnlnf . December 13. at 1 p. m.. end m attended by about eighty In all. Uuln tin abort business meeting which preceded th social hour It waa amuiunctd that Marlon Howard and Haiti Boyd would b oo-chalrmen (nr th card party to b apon tored by Court Klamath on th day that th perish hall la officially opanad In January. Cookbook will b offered tut 7U)iA Frontlar Justlo by Wayn Oard It th story of "Umlni th Wait." Th acalp for acalp" veegeanc which marked inuat of tha Indian tlihum waa carried oar Into th frontlar tauda among th whltee alter th Indiana had been ubdud. Th fud btwn UH ReguUtor and Moderator In Txa waa tannad and fad b th deeperedoe and outlaw who capd JuiUc for Ihetr Crimea Id othar localltlee. In ..h n.K war aarloua. worthy, - n.. hut misled. clUwna who sought Justice throuih retaliation. War on tha ranges In Wyoming, th claahaa batwaan th tconotnle i. of tha ahaapman and th ... hataafn Hi homestead- ra and tha opn rant paopl. resulted In foul criima and o raaea. Discovery of told In California attracted th lawica. and Ui early Vif ilanue war th outgrowth of Oi .m.nfi for luatlce. Th underworld of Han Francisco oulckly learned .... ihua viailanuu meant bull naaa. Commlltaea ol them worked lb Montana and In the Black Hill of South Dakota to oombat banditry. Taxaa Ramera became "one of th lonteat uma of tha law" In hl frontier truul l taw and order. Where ouUawa defied th local officer of the law, a amall deUU of Rant era would ride In and aften reatored order In a few day. Lawbreaker feared them; honeat itlaena welcomed them. Tha book. Frontier J utile, la full of hsir-ralaing even la In Teaaa. New Mexico. Colorado, ArMona, Cawor nla. Wyomint. asoniana. nimuu, Oregon. Idaho. H la a true western. Throuih lie pataa stalk tucn per sonalities aa Jack Have the cele- btatcd fUniw leader, colorful Roy Bean. Bam Houiton, Watt Moorman, Judia Almand. Ma)or Wolcoll, Sheriff Angus, the Orahanu. Tewka burys, Jackaona, Ooodbread. BfST BELLERI Flello) Wltart-Th Etypllan. Asch Mary. O'Hara A Rat to Llv. Outhrl Jr. Th Way Waal. Caldwell Lt Lov Com Laat. Clreen Lovln. r Altren Th Man With th Gold en Arm. Moravia Tha Woman of Rom, ntreeter Father of th Brtda. Douglea The Bit Flehtnnan, Bonnet Tha Mudlark. Carroll Weak of th Hill, mean Twilight on th Flood. Robblna Th Dream Merchant. Bemelmana Th By of Ood. Bedtea Th Long Von. NMi-FlrUea Bamea White Collar too. Ovrtrev Th Malur Mind. RnoMrelt Thl I Remember. Merton Tha Water of Slloe. heen Pear of Soul. Day ced.l The Autobiography of Will Roger. Btanihard American Freedom tnd Catholic Power. Ollbreth Cheaper by the Doeen Tarlor W. C. Field. Praia A Ould to Confident Llv- int. Ilalman Th Frenchman. Caen Bathdad-by-the-Bay. Ijlghton The Aaplrln At, ltlB- ItMI. Co tain The Conquerora. Maufham A Writer' Now book taiUeladtel! Itr LmIm Rtlnh&rt i LutM Relnhart Klamath Falla, Dec. IT It'a always emart to b thrifty, and when you can make oth er happy with lift and atlll accumulate a, a H. Oreen tamp tor aomethlng you hav wanted, you re really dolnt some In tellltent plan' nlng and shop. pint. Wr. AT RMNHARTR. lit MAIN, OIVF. ORKF.N STAMPS ON ALL PHRCIIAHK8 AND RE PA1RH, WHETIIF.R CHARGED OR PAID FOR AT THE TIME. We, ourselves, art o tnthuwd about th value of the stamp, and ao Impreaaed with th quality of th merchandise for which they may b exchanged, that w want rery on of our customers to aar them, and J can honattly lay that M do. vary dime worth you buy en title you to a tamp, to at thl aeaaon, with our complete itock of Chrtitmea card and gift, our wa tehee and diamond and llver wart and coatuma Jewelry, our ex pert watch and Jewelry repair de partment, our prompt engraving tnd Imprinting eervlce, and tvn our highly successful dollar de partment, you will find that yon can fill a book In a hurry. Wt art laying open next Fri day night for your convenience, If daytlmt (hopping 1 difficult, tnd we art glad to hare you ihop by phone, juat call tin, or oomt In at oi Main, keinharts, of count. eal before Chrlatmaa, and war uiitd aa Chrlatmaa lift. Leone Malhl. trand regent, apiwlnled a charitable work committee, and Trustee Florenc Pickett, Violet Piaaer, Mildred Heavay, Hsxelle Narey, Roae O'Leary and Ellen Ely will aerve on It. Thla committee will Investigate any chariuble casea brought before the court for assist a nee. Several donation to wortliy cauaaa were approved at till meeting. Phylll Oavaneugh announced Hie nualtal program Utat followed the bualneaa aeulon. Several number! war tlven by the Olrla' CI lee dub. Includlnt the "Whlffenpoof Bong." "Holy Night," "81elghliig Hong" end "All I Want for Christmas." and taking part war Jullann Murphy, Jackie Joyer, Mary Mauch, Ann Euan, Alice Baker. Shirley Fee, Mary Elliott. Marlrn Mingo. Jo anna McAulltfe, Betty Noble. Frelda Waldron. Tha eccompanUU were Suun and Judy Vandenberg. Dnnnl Taucher aang "Whit Chr1iunaa,M accompanied by Jane Orey, and Diane Oldenberi aang "UenUe Mary," accompanied by Jean Adama. Oroup alnglng of Mingle Bella," with Lou 1m Vaughn at uie piano, heralded the appear anc of Bant Claua (Agnea EMU) who with helper distributed glfu to th mrmberi. An amuilng lea lur waa a version of m luteal chain. In which tha glfu were Dased from hand to hand, and when the music topped each member had a gift. Refreshment were eerved from a prettily decorated table which waa covered with a green cloth and cen tered with large red candlea eet In maaaea of holly, pine conea and Juniper branchea. together with red and gold Chrutmaa ornament: at one end of the table wa a minia ture tree In green and at the other end one In red. Mildred Seavey waa In charge of the evening ! entertainment and aha waa aaalated by Carolyn Whitby, naroara reieraon. Jean Moore, Marie Nldorf. Phyllia Cavanaugh. Vivien Kiemeaa. June Andrteu. Marie Narey, Lucille Inglea. France Drullner, Lenore Oallagher, Marlon Magulre, Matilda Sari and Mavia Da via. a e Luncheon Guests Mr. O. W. Hanson entertained rrienda on December t with lunch eon, at th Hanson home, 834 Dl vision. After Mrs. Hanson served lunch eon. gueit finished a quilt which will o a gift to Jack Hanson, son of the hostess, who wa recently married. Friends who gathered for the oc casion wer Mrs. Oeorg Browning, Mr. Fred Lewis, Mr. Mildred Pip pen. Mr. Wallace Baker, and Mrs. Elmer Smith. e Music Featured The Mothers club of Sacred Heart academy will hold a Christmas party for the Sisters of the academy Bun day In the achool auditorium. Approximately on hundred pupil from tha academy will participate In the program which will follow the short business meeting, and special features will be a presen tation of the Nutcracker Suite for two pianos, string and vocal solos and the Olrla Olee club. All mem ber of th parish ar cordially In vited to attend. BBSS, f 1 NINETY YEARS OLD it J. S. McClellan. who was honored with a turprlse birthday party on December 8. Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn McClellan and Mr. and Mrs. James Robison were hosts (or the birthday dessert. Ouderlan. W J-k ' iteii? i j . ..' . . . Vr ' , 03 l J ..,-..,-,. . i - i- 'in . .. J. , ALL SET FOR SANTA Plastic lace and cellophane tape combine to make delightful packages. Use the frosty white lace over red or pale blue over white. Luncheon Meeting At Sojourner's Club Member of Sojourner met Wednesday at the Willsrd hotel for a luncheon followed by th annual Chrlatma party and Installation of new officers. Mr. Marshall Pool wa Installing officer and th new officer ar Mr. John Argtlnr, president: Mr. C. U. Dakln, vie president: Mra. N. C. Longsworth, treasurer, and Mr. Raybar Johnson, secretary. Retiring officers are Mra. David Boyd, president; Mrs. John Arget slnger, vie president: Mrs. Ollbert Kamara, treasurer, and Mra. Jack Hopkins, secretary. Mrs. Boyd wa presented with a gift from the tclub In appreciation of her work. . i I Chairman of th party wa Mr. riano Kecitai And Christmas Party A piano recital and Chrlstmaa party wTt combined thl after noon, when Pearl Foster presented her pupil at the Oeorg Blehn home, til Pine street. On th program waa Bill Sproat playing "Snake Dane," Jumping Benas," and "June Showers." Becky Whytal played "Shoogy Shoo." "Monkey B u I n ," "Streamline Eipreaa," and "Cheer Up" were presented by Charmlon Blehn. Donna ie Burgoyn played "Walt Reverie" and "Blue Dan ube." Judy Pyne gave three selec tions, "The Elevator," "Queen of the Night." and "Plckannlny Shuf fle." "Bubble Oum Parade" and "Off to Camp" wer on the program for Jon Houston. Arlen Anderson played "March Triumphal" and "Chrutmaa Carol." and Jerry Browning rendered "Bona tine Op. 30" and "Cricket' Parade." J "Apache Danre" and "Fiesta Time" were given by Nancy War ren, and "Fur Else." -Veclno Buenos." and "Mf niantllo" by Car ol Blehn. Maraha Mills presented "Sonata Op. 41 No. 2" and "Ea pana:" and Janice Whytal, "Play era" and "The Firefly." Completing the program wer -Pathetlque Sons to" and "Norwegi an Bridal Party" were played by Katt Browning, and "Anltra'a Dance." a duet by Kate Browning and Maraha Mill Christmas Meet The Evergreen Oarden club will meet Monday eve ning. December It. at 7:30 o'clock at the Perry and Day workshop, 3940 Summers lane to make swags. wreathe and table arrangements. Each one attending la to bring ma terial. Make Individual omelets of eggs, minced onion, finely diced salami. and salt and pepper; aerve between slices of rye bread toast Charles Pyock, assisted by Mrs. E. R. Llndskog. Bobby Hobart was Santa Clsus for th afternoon and distributed glfu for th gift cx- cnng. Th string and vocal ea semblee from Sacred Heart academy unaer tne direction of Sister Pon tine, presented a musical program wiui jerry igi a soloist. Quests for the afternoon were Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mrs. Keith OHair. Miss Marr Mavhew. Mrs. Kuui witherspoon, Mr. Dick Miller, Mr. Oen Wood, Mrs. Carrie Dunn, Mra. Blllye Stoipe, and Mr. Eveljme Cleveland. Reception Honors Vern Swansen President Vern Bwansen of the Klamath Art association wa hon ored with a reception held In the Art Center, Wednesday evening. Swansen, who ha been working on murals for a private home In Three Rivera, Calif, return to the south this week to complete his work there. His latest paltlnga. In art experimentation, are on exhibit In the Art Center. He spoke to the group of some 50 persons at the reception on prog ress and politics In art. HI ex hibited piece he explained were experimentations and by-product of his work in California. Progress In art" a compared with progress In other phase of modem living wa fully discussed by the speaker who said the present trend of experimenting In art co incides with scientific laboratory ex periments and will bridge the gap between present day art values and those of the future which may be expected to be a revolutionary as those following th Renaissance period. Following his Informal talk re freshments were served and a mus ical program featuring instrument al and vocal number, wa enjoyed. Mra. Freeman Yount accompa nied Mrs. Jack Know lea on th French horn with some brief se lection and Harriett Mueller sang. TELLING SANTA CLAUS just what the would like in her ;. stocking on Christmas morning is Nancy Jo Houston, l-yeu. f : old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston of Portland. L Mrs. Beryl Houston of this city is paternal grandmother, and r, Mrs. Edward Larson of Minneapolis, Minn., is maternal m grandmother. - ;' accompanied by Ruth Lobaugh. The program was rounded out on a humorous note when Stan Smith aa a surprise feature aang several amusing b a 1 a d a. accompanying himself on the guitar. Tentative plans are being made by the Art association for the sec ond annual Beaux Art ball which wiu iau urn wees, ox vaamuDC imj In February, ltto. f ... i To keep sandwiches fresh, wrap " them In waxed paper at usual. But - thla tune, run a warm Iron alone in aouoie cage neiort you xoia me ,-. paper over. The wax wUl melt and the edge will fust. New! Norel! Interesting! LESSONS in PIANO AND HAMMOND ORGAN Learn popular raosie sjaiekly, far year tens plin and pswrH. Anyon can learn. Openings fee 1 atadearia at peaasat. Biaaiaiskla rates. . . Call Johnny, 9197 Docey Lady . , - a - ' AND DoceyGent At Merrill Community Hall SATURDAY NIGHT, DEC. 17th Square Dancing and Folk Dancing ILL NOILI fiddler 9 to 1 OTTO ELLIS Caller I I Ja&e it a Spinet Piano I 11 'IV 'W.V l I J A thrill gift for every member of the family. -CSsI A lifetime treasure of mutlcel joy. . -ZJjjl See and compere a wide variety of ttylet and finithet mlrij In meny leading makes. Largest piano itock In Southern --MIS Oregon of Northern California to choose from. ifMmWS&m. IsSffl III Fifteen dollars down payment putt the piano ef your choice In your home for Christmas. Start tmall pty ' mentt almott like rent next month. Louis li Mann Piano Co. 120 N. 7th ewMMmminie I, to go to your head. . . .wv'-'. -..a- . .. tf a .. Like champagne . . . these party going hatt bubble with gaiety. Laden with pearls and baubles . . . you'll love the way they frame your face with festive flattery. 95 IT'S A WONDERFUL STORE 1 t : r a 1 s 1 l ' UMi.a.ttMintti.iAit.MxjuuitiM m7 v 11
