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SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1954
. HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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FIVE ARTISTS . . . whose adept Interpretations of instrumental
and vocal compositions drew sustained and sincere applause
from the entire audience at the Library Club's spring musicals,
last Monday, April 1 2.
From the left, standing, Arthur Bailey, tenor; Exine Ander-
REFLECTIONS
FROM
DICK AND EMMIE ELMERS
from Seattle spent a couple of days
here this week with friends on
Lakeshore Drive it was Em's first
sight ot the big white birds on Up
per Klamath Lake which she in
sisted on calling "penguins" and
.. couldn't understand why they
weren't wearing their tuxedos this
spring New to her also were popu
lar KF games shuffleboard and
horse collar and the rule about
"beginner's luck'" held true in her
case with a vengeance.
MARK BEACH the bass mem
ber of the popular and famed "Os
wego Pour" has another good rea
son (other the SPEBSQSA) for a
kindred feeling for the Klamath
country is that he was born in
Lakeview where his father owned
the .newspaper also' mentioned in
passing that son Scott was pro
gressing nicely In Paris where he's
studying on a Fulbright Scholar-
"Clean-Up Day"
At Bonanza Library
BONANZA "Clean Up Day"
was held all day April 12 at the
Bonanza Library. The women took
vacuum cleaners, brooms, mops,
etc., and really did a bang up
job. The floors had been sanded,
varnished and waxed, so every
thing Is neat as a pin. Windows
were washed and even the yard
got some attention.
A sack lunch was eaten at noon,
with coffee furnished by the Bo
nanza Women's Club. Those gath
ering to work were Mrs. Ceclr
Haley, president ol uie Bonanza
Women's Club; Mrs. Florence
Horn, Mrs. Merrill Stewart, Mrs.
Elva Maxwell, Mrs. Ivan Bold,
Mrs. Lester Jones, Mrs. Reg
Thomas, Mrs. Walter Rlsse, Mrs.
Oliver Haley, Mrs. Roy Fernlund,
Mrs. Owen Pepple, Mrs. Bill
Bechdoldt, and Mrs. Birdie Burk.
HEIRLOOMS
Before mass production of plate
glass In American, mirrors were
treasures to be passed down ' as
heirlooms from generation to generation.
FORMALWEAR
Rented or Sold
FOR WEDDINGS
and all occasions
Tuxedos
White dinner -
Jacket
Formal trousers
AND
COMPLETE ACCESSORIES
DREWS
Manstore
733 Main Fhana 3463
son, soprano; Stacey Green, pianist; all from Eugene and
Mrs. 0. E. Van Vector, pianist. Ruth Lobaugh, seated, also
pianist, and Mrs, Van Vector are local musicians. (See Story).
- . Photo by Kettler
Library Club Spring Musicale ;
Receives Plaudits From Charmed
Audience at April 12th Meeting
ship now I'm wondering WHAT
he's studying.
TOMORROW "bonnet and bun
ny" day and especially a day set
aside for church attendance Local
.churches are all offering Inspira
tional messages and services to the
people and a bigger than ever at
tendance Is anticipated.
BEFORE AND AFTER church
services there will be various egg
hunts breakfasts brunches and
dinners Both Reames and the
Yacht Club are planning (at
Reames) an egg hunt and dinner
and (at the Yacht Club) an Easter
dinner reservations may be made
RIGHT NOW at either club by
members lor themselves and
guests.
SAW BRADY N ARE Y and his
famous dog "Jupe" for a fleeting
moment the other day as they
passed me going in the opposite
direction on Fine Street wouldn't
ordinarily mention it the only
reason I DO NOW Is that I in
sure that I was driving MY car! II
3400 MILES isn't 'a fantastic
speedometer reading these, days
but when most of them are piled up
during a month or side trips within
a radius of 2 or 300 miles of
Mexico City with superior paved
highways (most of the time)
leading to truly native and even
primitive settings we call that
TRAVELINI Elsie and Flank
Weaver on their 2nd Mexican va
cation ventured further into the
interior and with diligent and In
telligent Interest pursued the by
roads making colored slides of
haunting beauty (and got some
beautiful ideas of hunting) Hope
they'll share the details later
after settling down to routine at
1966 Auburn.
"Best ever" and "marvelous"
were terms used by the large
audience to commend the spring
muslcale presented Monday, April
12. at Library ciuo. The accom
plished musicians and soloists
from both Eugene and Klamath
Falls featured on the program
were applavded long and heartily
by those who attended the meet
ing in the City Library clubrooin.
Mrs. Don zumwalt, music
chairman, arranged the program,
which Included Mrs. D. E. Van
Vactor and Miss Ruth Lobaugh,
duo pianists; Miss Exlne Ander
son, soprano; Arthur Bailey, tenor;
and Stacey L. Green at the piano.
Miss Anderson, a member of the
faculty at the University of Ore
gon School of Music, sang "Care
Selve" from Atlanta by Handel,
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AFTER THE EASTER EGG HUNT ... an exciting interlude In
the 5th birthday anniversary party of David Jones some of
the boys' hair-dos are not so slick as they appeared at the
party given by David's grandmother, Mrs. Cyril Cook, 2415
Wiard Street. .
From the left, front row, Andy Jones, Sandy Jones, Joe
Paul Jones, (not all brothers and sisters but cousins of
guest of honor) ; David Jones, Ronnie Kowalis and Jerry Kramer.
Back row,. Sherron Kowalis, Kay Kramer, Mary Kellison and :
Davids sister,' Linda.. - ,
There were winners but no losers in the egg hunt
each child received a basket-favor of his own. David and
Linda are children of Mr. and Mrs. David L Jones, 136
Michigan. ' ' .v-v , : Photo by Kettler
OES Prosperity
Chapter No. 160
prosperity Chapter No. 160, Or
der of the Eastern Star held their
regular monthly meeting Thursday
evening, April 8 at the Malln Ma
sonic Hall.
Presiding In tile East was Doris
Smith, worthy matron and Jess
Smith, worthy patron.
A beautiful ceremony commem
orated the Easter season. White
lilies were placed on a white cross
and appropriate verses and music
were used by the participating otn-
ceis.
The worthy matron's birthday is
In April and a surprise addenda
was given her. She was also pre
sented with a birthday cake.
Coming as another surprise was
the presentation of a cake to Mer-
vyn Wilde, associate patron, whose
birthday fell upon the meeting
night.
One candidate received the de
grees of the order and was wel
comed into the chapter.
Members voted to turn over the
sum of S200 to the Malin Masonic
Lodge for further Improvements on
Uie hall.
Following the meeting, members
gathered In the dining room for re
freshments. Tables were appropri
ately decorated with Easter bun
nies and nests of randy eggs.
Jerri Lou Waltmeir, who leaves
soon for Oklahoma to Join her hus
band, was the recipient of a sur
prise handkerchief shower during
the refreshment hour.
O Wusst Ich doch den weg
zuruck by Brahms. "C 1 by Pou
lenc, and "Music I Heard With
You.",
Arthur Bailey,' voice teacher to
Eugene and Roseburg, sang
"Lovely Kind and Kindly Loving"
by Bonoclni, "Where'er You Walk"
from- Semele, by Handel, "My
Lady Walks In Loveliness" by
Qharles, and "Go Down Moses"
arranged by H. T. Burleigh.
Duets sung by Miss Ander
son and Bailey Included "Domlne
Dues" from B Minor Mass by
uacn, "o Terra Aaio" from Alda,
by Verdi, and "Bess, You Is My
Woman Now" from Porgy and
Bess, by Gershwin, as an encore.
Miss Lobaugh-- and Mrs. Van
Vactor played "First Movement of
Concerto in A Minor'r by fichu
man.
Mrs. Guy Hancock, Mrs. Loren
Palmerton, Mrs. Ray Lamb, end
Mrs. Dick Miller Sr. arranged
the attractive room decorations,
Mrs. Dean Osborn, tea chairman
and Mrs. Walter Wiesendanger.
decorated the tea table. Assisting
on the tea committee were Mrs,
Leslie Wright. Mrs. Horace Getz,
Mrs. Philip Cole. Mrs. Neil Black
and Mrs. L. D. Leslie. Pouring
were Mrs. Don Zumwalt and Mrs.
Fred Hongland.
Mrs. George Adlcr, was hostess
to Miss Anderson, Arthur Bailey
in Klamath Falls; and Mrs. An
drew Loney Jr. greeted members
and guests at the door.
Several members of the board
of directors will attend the Ore
gon Federation of Women's Clubs
district meeting at Cave Junc
tion April 14. They are Mrs. Rob
ert A. Thompson, Library Club
president, Mrs. Clarence Ward,
Mrs, Fred Hoagland, Mrs. Jack
Schulzc, Mrs. John Ashley and
Mrs. Walter Brown. ,
The next Library Club meeting
will be May 10 when election of
officers will be held.
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ROXANNE, who will be six
months old April 22, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Briscoe, Portland; and
will be here to visit her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Axel Jacobson, 415 Walnut,
tomorrow, Easter Sunday.
Her paternal - grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Briscoe Sr., Greeley, Colora
do. Highlight of tomorrow
will be her christening in the
Covenant Church.
Happy Hour Club
The Happy Hour Club met with
Louise Humphrey at Jen-Ed's,
March 23, at 1:30 p.m., with the
hollowing members present: Eva
Richardson, Lorn Evans, Lillian
White, Anna Biehn, Emma Hamil
ton, Anna Rceder, Ruth Heldrlch,
Alma Cofer, Adeline Cofer, Maud
Hosley, Jennie Hum, Alice Law
rence and Lina Motschenbacher.
Louise Humphrey's guest of the
afternoon was Hazel Drlnkwater.
Mothers Club '
At the IOOF Hall on April 12,
an organization meeting of Rain
bow girls mothers was held. Mrs.
Z. Carter explained the aims
and projects ot other Rainbow
mothers groups In Oregon and
California.
Mrs. Fred Williams was elected
chairman; and Mrs. VirgU Beclc
with, secretary treasurer.
Mrs. Elwood Ouock, worthy ma
tron of Mantanlta Chapter, order
of Eastern Star, and Mrs. William
Fink, associate matron, attended
the meeting.
Mrs. Williams invited the group
to her home for the next meeting
AprU 24, at g p.m. Any Rainbow
mother - interested Is welcome to
join the group.
Mothers forming the new organi
zation were: Mrs. Elmer Wade,
Mrs. L. Z. Carter, Mrs. Paul
Tanner, Mrs. Vera Clifford, Mrs.
Oordon Loomis, Mrs. Dorothy
Wicks, Mrs. Ferry Williams, Mrs.
c. E. Merntt, Mrs. Frank Hu
stead, Mrs. Ronnie King, Mrs.
rrea wiiuams, Mrs. Virgil Beck-
wlth, Mrs. William Stelner, Mrs.
Roger C. Hopson, Mrs, R. A.
Montgomery, Mrs. L. W. Barleen,
Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, Mrs. M.
J. Stoddard, Mrs. Gabriel Overen
and Mrs. Leslie Milker.
-; Birthday Party;
' LANGELL VALLEY Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Leavltt entertained
with a dinner at their home April
11, In honor of the birthday of
their daughter, Mrs. Pete Hodges,
Tulelake and the birthday of Monte
Burnett, Langell Valley. Those pre
sent for the dinner and social after
noon were Mr. and Mrs. BUI Bur
nett, Monte, Richard and Maria;
Paul Dearborn, Mr, and Mrs. Fete
Hodges, coralee and Bruce Hodges,
Mary Annn Leavltt and the host
and hostess.
07 Faculty Wives View Slides
Taken Abroad by Mrs, John H. Martin
Twenty-five members and guests
of OTI Faculty Wives and Women's
lima were privuegea to snare mo
travels and plotures of Mrs. J. H.
Martin on Monday night at the
April meeting, It would be difficult
to say which pictures were most
enthusiastically enjoyed Ireland,
France or our own Crater Lake;
and finally, Mrs. Martin's own
back yard. Someone was heard to
f exclaim, "Oh, that must be Eng
land I" when the first picture oi tne
neatly terraced gardens at Mil
Pacific Terrace was flashed on the
screen,
The hostesses staged a clover
Easter egg decorating contest
which waa won by Mrs; Robert I
Smith. The Easter theme vat can
ried out In the attractive decora ;
tlons and refreshments. - .
Hostesses for the evening vera
Mrs. Wallace TJerllngs, Mrs. El
mer Zigler and Mrs. H. Swelsgood. .
On Faculty Wives and Women's'
Club has a dual purpose. It la sot
only social but offers service to
the school.
Mrs. David Vandenberg and Mrs.
J. H. Martin were guests; and Mrs.
Harvey Ayres waa welcomed back
to the club. Harvey Ayres rejoined
th faculty In dleael mechanics this
year. . ' ., :.:
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