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Newlyweds
Now Living
In Klamath
Central Point - Mr. and
Mri, Henry Robert Jamei are
living at 74 U Alameda
street, Klamath Falli, follow
ing their wedding March 17
at the Community Bible
church In Central Point. The
bride it the former Misa Mary
Loulie Savage, daughter of
Mm. Richard Savage, Route
1, Box 46S. Central Point, and
the late Mr. Savage,
The bridrgroom'i parents
are Mr. and Mrs. George Hen
ry Dwyer of Garibaldi, Ore
The Rev. Paul Kroon, Cen
tral Point, and Pastor Free
man Schmitt of Klamath
Falls, performed the 2 o'clock
afternoon ceremony, About
130 guesta attended.
Mrs. Don Savage, Central
Point, a sister-in-law of the
bride, was matron of honor
' Bridesmaids were Miss Shir-
; ley Savage, a lister of the
: bride, and Miss Ann Hoy,
! Seaside, Ore., a lister of the
, bridegroom.
I i John L. Savage; Carson
City, Ncv., uncle of the bride
and twin brother of the
I bride's late father, gave the
bride In marriage.
Don Savage, Central Point
I a oroinor ni the Bride, was
best man. Seating the guests
were David Bollinger, Milton
Freewater, Ore., and Wesley
McLarley, Myrtle Creek, both
roommates of the bridegroom.
The bride's gown w a a of
satin designed with portrait
collar and cummerbund. The
skirt was made with an Illu
sion train and wa trimmed
with flocked nylon.
The bride carried a colonial
bouquet of while carnations
and pink rosebuds.
Her attendants wore orchid
colored sheath dresses with
flocked nylon overskirt.i and
they also carried colonial bou
quets made with daffodils
and heather.
Baskets of forsvthia. Hf.
fndils and English laurel dec
orated the church.
Mrs. Kroon furnished the
organ music, and soloists were
Miss Glenda Garoutte, accom
panied by Joe Bailey and Jer
ry Holdridge.
The, reception held In the
church rooms was given by
women of the Community
Bible church.
The couple traveled north
for their wedding trip.
The bride attended Central
Point schools and Crater High
school and is a student at Ore.
gon Technical institute. She
alio is a dental assistant. The
Bridegroom receiver! hi rf.
cation at Tillamook schools
and the University of Oreeon
and now is attending Oregon
Technical institute.
Out of town guests Includ
ed the bridegroom's parents;
hi grandmother, Mrs. Alice
Illington, Eugene, and another
sister, Miss Carol Hoy, Gari
baldi. Mrs. John L. Savage
also was here for the wed
ding. Benefit Events
Are Slated By
Lake Creek Unit
tAviMi MMM'i't' Sa i i Hfc initial i J 4Jt
Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Marian Denton
(Memory Lane phelo)
Denton-Kiser Ceremony
Held at Bride's Home
Lake Creek - A kaffee
klatsch will be held Anrll 17
iby the Lake Creek Extension
unit as a benefit for the Amer
ican Cancer society. It will be
held at the home of Mrs. Fos
ter Swincrl.
A workshop will he held
the same day to make name
tans for the counly Home-
makers' spring festival. It is
set for Mon Deslr May 14.
April 2.1 another kaffee
klatsch will be held at the
home of Mrs. Kent Stover.
Funds- raised will be used to
contribute to the expenses for
Mrs. L. M. Charley, chairman,
In attend the stale rouncil
meeting al Cnrvallig, May .
2 and 3.
The May meeting will he
held one week later on Mav
f. hecause of the Corvallls
session.
Mrs, Carl Vlikoren cave a
report on safely, stressing the
need of keeping all garden
snraya beyond a child's reach.
She also urced everyone to
equip their cars with mfelv
belts. Mrs. Ira Woolfnk re
ported on a meeting that she
attended al Medford High
school on "Communism." The
speaker told of the many
ways that communists inlil.
trate the American way of
life
Mrs. John Benson urged
those that aren't recistered
voters to do so A school elec
tion will he held on May 7 at
Eagle Point S'-e also an
nounced a musics le to he held
at the Eagle Toint grade
school gymna.ium April
The prelect lesson "Time
and Energy Savers In the
Kitchen" was given hv Mrs
awigen. sue slated that a
homemaker walks .is miles In
a week
Installation of officers will
he held at the Msv meeting,
et for the home of Mrs Wil
ier Walrh.
Ashland Miss Sharon Rose
Klicr, 115 Church street, be
came the bride of Paul Marion
Denton, 1403 Beatty street,
Medford, In a ceremony held
at the bride'a home. The Rev,
Troy Hall, minister of the
Southern Baptist church, of
ficiated at 7 o'clock evening
rites held April 6, the birth
day of the bridegroom.
The bride'a parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Smith, Ash
land, and the bridegroom's
mother Is Mra. Rose Denton.
Mrs. Arthur Polk, aunt of
the bride, played the organ
wedding music for the cere
mony attended by 40 relatives
and friends. Baskets of pink
rosea and white snapdragons
decorated the Smith home for
the wedding and reception
which followed.
The bride wore a waltz
ength white silk organza
frock with shoulder length
white lace veil accented with
seed pearls. Her flowers were
white orchid and pink car
nations. Pfc. Arthur Kiser,
who is stationed with the
Army at Ft. Ord, Calif., gave
his sister In marriage.
Mrs. Beverly Scott was
matron of honor. She wore a
pink sheath dress with pink
and white carnations.
Carl Henderson, Central
Point, served as best man.
Mrs. A. C. Henderson, sis
ter of the bridegroom, cut
and served the wedding cake
made and decorated by Mrs.
Albert Steele, Edmonds,
Wash., aunt of the bride. Mrs.
Dale Kiser and Mrs. Walter
Rutherford, aunts of the bride,
presided at the punch bowls
and Mrs. Steele and Mrs.
Harry Simpson, also aunts,
poured coffee.
The couple traveled to Cali
fornia on a wedding trip, the
bride wearing a lime green
suit with white accessories.
They are making their home
at 1403 Beatty street, Med
ford. The bride attended Ashland
High school and is a clerk
stenographer for the bureau
of land management. Mr. Den-
Officer
Will Visit
Jacksonville Mrs. Olive
Martin. Eugene, district dep
uty of the International Order
ot Rainbow for Girls, will at
tend a meeting of the Warren
assembly Monday, April 18
at 7:1.1 p.m., in the Jackson
ville Masonic hall.
The visiling officer will
conduct a school of instruc
tion and a candidate Is to he
initiated. Misa Marilyn Smith,
worthy advisor, will preside.
On April 8, which had been
designated as Rainbow Sun
day, the Warren assemhly at
tended church services as a
group at First Methodist
church in Medford.
A baked food sale Is
planned by the members for
April 21 at Westgate Shop
ping center.
Program Announced
For Phoenix Group
Phoenix A discussion ot the
Ten Commandments and their
interpretations by the Dehorah
circle will he on the program
at a meeting of the Phoenix
Presiiyterian Church Women's
association when the group
meels Thursday In the church
FirMdo room.
The business meeting will
open at 10 30 am., and at
12 30 fni, n covered dish
luncheon will be served with
the Martha circle in charge
The program will begin at
1 P m.
Also on the program will be
a book review by Mrs. Horace
Root report will n made
retarding a child ''adopted"
by the Sunday achool.
ton la emplaved by Oregon
Veneer company.
Among the out of town
gueati were Michael Steele,
Edmonds, Wash.; Mr. and
Mri. Glen Smith and daugh
ter, Sacramento, Calif.; and
Mrs. Hattle Lamb and Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Peery of Klamath
Falls.
Recital Held
On Monday
At Church
The annual spring piino
recital given by pupils of Mri.
D. F. Huaon wn held Mon
day, April S, at the Tint Pres.
byterian church..
The recital culminated a
eriei of three workihopi
which had been held previ
ously and provided an oppor
tunity for each student to pre
sent the beat of hli memor
ized selections which had
been prepared for the atate
adjudicator, Oregon Music
Teachers association.
The students were present
ed with their award certific
ate! for participation In the
recent syllabus examinations
of OMTA and two students,
Jennifer Wilcox with 2,219
pointi, and Janii Barker with
1,871 pointi, were cited for
outstanding work throughout
the year.
The roomi were lighted
with tapers and decorated
with white ipirea and pink
plum blossoms. Nearly 100
parents and friends attended
the event.
Mri. Leo Taylor, Mri. Ken
neth Brown and Mrs. Chris
Barker assisted Mrs. Huson
(With the refreihments.
Student! participating In
the recital were Larry, Maryl
and Janls Barker, Maynard
Hadley, Bobby and Tom Cap
sey, Galene Sanner, Denise
Thompson, T. J., Jan and
Judy Morris, Jimmy Brock,
Laurie Legal, Sydney and
Shirlee Smith, Craig Cordon,
Tom Marier, Kathy Lee,
Nancy Piazza. Dorothy Min
shall, Carolyn Baecui, Rita
Triep, Carol Konaehot, Tom
Schoppert, Marilyn tnd
Wayne Taylor, Janet Price,
Madelyn Buonocore, Jennifer
Wilcox, Margaret Doolen,
Marti Dixon, Charla Meyer,
and Darelyn Huion.
Card Parry
A public card party will be
given by member! of the Get
Together 'club Friday, April
20 at the Girls Community
club. Dessert will be served
at 1 p.m.
Meeting Set
Mri. Ralph Barnei, 0 1 d
Stage road, Central Point,
will be hostess Tuesday, April
17, to member of the Con
temporary Book club. The
meeting ii set (or 1:30 p.m.
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