Symphony
Given Name
-The name o the Klamath
Community Symphony has been
changed lo the "Klamath Sym
phony" by a vote of the board
of directors at their last meet
ing. This change was made to
prevent further confusion with
the Klamath Community Con
cert Association. Separate tick
els are required (or the Klam
ath Symphony concerts and will
cost Jl for adults and 50 cents
for students.
The symphony is sponsored by
service clubs and professional
clubs of the Klamath area. The
.board of directors is made up of
representatives of these groups.
Present board officers include
Quinn Kawley, chairman; Mrs.
George Blanas, secretary, and
Mrs. Mary Bothwell. treasurer.
Residents of the Klamath Ba
sin are reminded of the first
concert of the Klamath Sympho
ny to be presented on Tuesday,
Dec. 3, at Mills School Auditor
ium. The program begins at 8
p.m.
Tickets are sold tlirough the
sponsoring groups AAUW, Quo
la Club, Soroptimist Club, Busi
ness and Professional Women's
Club. Woman's Library Club,
Klamath Falls Lions Club, Ki
wanis Club, Rotary Club and the
Linkville Kiwanis Club.
Tickets are also available at
BAZAAR WORK
BONANZA Bonanza Wom
en' Club met at the library
Nov. 19 for an all-duy work
meeting to finish up articles for
the annual bazaar to be held
Dec. 7. Mrs. John Brown is gen
eral chairman. Pixie dolls, tea
towels and aprons were finished
and boxes were covered with
Christmas paper (or bazaar ar
ticles and for tlie homemade
candy which will be made all
day Dec. 5. There will also be
a day for making Christmas ar
rangements and wreaths. Ar
ticles for the white elephant sale
were gift wrapped.
There will be a food sale in
connection with the bazaar with
Mrs. Mike Ketcham and Mrs.
Harold Williams in charge.
Derby's Music Store, Bowden's
Music Store, Chamber of Com
merce and from Mary Both
well at First Federal Savings
and Loan.
Under the direction of Nor
mand Poulshock. the symphony
is now rehearsing the program
which will include parts of
Tschaikovsky's Nutcracker Suit
and the Overture to Mozart's
opera, Don Giovanni. Other
numbers will be works of Bizet
Hinclemilh and German. The
choir is now rehearsing "In
Praise of Music" by Hlndc
mith as a closing number.
Final rehearsals for both choir
and symphony will be held on
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 1, and
Monday evening. Dec. 2.
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SANTA'S HELPERS These Lady Elks, wives of the officers, ere busy planning the
decorations for the Elk's Charity Ball. This gale event will be held Friday, Dec. 6,
at the Elks Temple from 9 p.m. until I a.m. Proceeds will go toward the purchase of
Christmas baskets for the needy end othsr charities sponsored by the Elks Lodge.
Left to right are Beverly Evans, Louise DeNault, Eleanor Victor, Ramona Carter and
Sharon Badorek.
Eulalona DAR
Eulalona Chapter, DAR, met
in November in the parlors of
the First Methudist Church.
Dessert was served by the com
mittee composed of Mrs. Al
fred Coddingham, Mis. Julian
Ager, Mrs. Jack Nixon and
Mrs. L. H. Stone.
Mrs. Will Wood, regent, pre
sided at tlie meeting. The invo
cation was given by Mrs.
Julian Agcr and Mrs, Roland
Wright led the Pledge of Alle
giance. It was announced that Mrs.
William Bullard had become a
new member.
The annual candy sale was
opened with Mrs. Alfred Cod
dingham in charge.
Mrs. R e y m o n d Hall an
nounced a need among the Ce
1 i lo Indian women and children
for clothing of any kind. Suit
able items are to be brought
to the next meeting.
Rules for the annual essay
contest were discussed and
plans wore formulated by Mrs.
L. H. Stone, chairman of his
tory awards.
Mrs. C. K. Wells, defense
chairman, gave her report
which included a notation that
no one should salute the flag
of the United States with a
gloved hand.
Changes in the by-laws were
read and approved. Mrs. Ju
lian Agcr was chairman of this
committee.
There is a need fur genealog
ical and cemetery records.
Such may be given to Mrs.
Floyd Ryser or Pat McVey.
For the program, a panel dis
cussion was introduced by Mrs.
Dick Henzel. The panel was
composed of Mrs. Bert Thum
as, Mrs. James Barnes, Mrs.
Julian Agcr, Mrs. Roland
Wright and Mrs. A. 0. Roe
nickc, who acted as moderator.
The panel topic was DAR activities.
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Tlie annual couples party of
the Sojourners Club was an
event of Nov. t at the Yacht
Club. A large crowd enjoyed the
social hour, potluck dinner and
evening of dancing and card
playing.
On Nov. 13 members attended
the regular club meeting at the
Willard Hold. Hostesses were
Mrs. Otto Biber and Mrs. H. H.
Ogle.
There was one first . time
guest, Mildred Dean, and two
third-time guests who are now
members, Margaret Gregg and
Virginia Turner.
Mattie Hagiline and Ruby
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COLLEGE NEWS
T o m m y e Laney, Klamath
Falls, has been elected record
ing secretary of the Collegiate
4-H Club at Linfield College.
The club is composed of college
students interested in earrjinj
on 4-H activities and working
with high school and junior
high school 4-H clubs in the
Yamhill County area.
Bray were visitors.
After the meeting, cards were
played with prizes going to Vir
ginia Jacobs for high in pi
nochle, and Leah Henninger,
first, and Dorothy Neet, second,
in bridge.
The next meeting will be Nov.
27 at 12:30 p.m. at the Willard
Hotel at which time officers will
be elected. All members, associ
ate members and guests are invited.
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