The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 30, 1942, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT Merrill Students Appear in Reeita Mrs. Giacomini Presents Program In High School Before Appreciative Group of Friends . One of the most interesting events of graduation week of Merrill high school waa the recital given by music pupils of Mrs. M. E. Giacomlni during the past week. There were five U'gh school pupils who received credits in music, James Hodges, Margaret Icenbice, Ollie Belle Layman, May Dennehy and Joanne Smith of Tulelake. James Hodges, having com pleted four-year course outlined by Oregon, received a gold medal for his work. Following is the program: Singing of "God Bless America," James Hodges, ae- W companlst. T O U PI Q e P "An Old, Old Story" ... Bilbro 3 Trl- Murpsr JuU8nn Group Busy "The Merry Go Round" - Richter Tulelake People Take -swans on" the iS?' ..... Part in Various Activi- Thompson fjgj "Happy Moments," Rovenger "Spring Song" Thompson TULELAKE Installs- - . Sarah O'Keeffe tlon of newly elected officers "Golden Star Waltz" 0f Tulelake chapter, Order of - Streabbog rteMolay, followed a delight Mildred and Evelyn Petrik fully appointed banquet for "Butterfly. Butterfly " RoUe .Father, ,nd Sons in the an "Oh! Dear What Can the nex of the Presbyterian Corn Matter Be" WUUams munit churcn. piaces Fay Anne McConnell . . 7 . ,,. Mildred Petrik ,th, !1U 5eMlay f!?' "Pussy Willow" Dellafiald Including Stephen Stewart. "The Harp" Williams master, councilor; James Mary Ann Kelleher Noel. Donald Robin, Robert "On Yonder Rock Reclining" Brown, Phillip Blohm and Auber Floyd Stanley, chapter ad- "A Swim " in" the 1 Lake" . visor. Dean Callas, past mas- Wagness ter councilor, was toastmas- Joan Murphy ter. "General Grant's March" Floyd Stanley, the main '. Mack speaker of the evening, gave Duet, Christine Flynn and history of DeMolay and Juanita Stevenson other raponsive talks were VDublin Town," made by otii Roper ind E. .eISa iSS? - M. MitcheU of Canby Cross "Song of the Wild Bee" MasonJc lodge and by steph. Benuey ?tewrt "StarUght Waltx" ...Brainard " . Mary Murphy Conrad Schultz was pre "Moon Shadows", Lane sented with the past master Juanita Stevenson councilor's pin during the "Skater's Waltz," Waldteufel program that included a Christine Flynn trumpet solo by John Coul Harp solo, "Love's Old Sweet son, a vocal solo by Conrad Song" Malloy Schultz and community sing Patsy O'Connor tog of "God Bless America." Rustic Dance" Relnecke Dinner over the session in Trio, Margaret Icenbice, the main upstairs' auditorium ; MalZ P"??811" saw Raymond Porterfield ln- Ollie Belle Layman talled as master councilor; f-iorcnorS OUi"e Belie" Lawman !?huItz treeir .and .J"ck "gonata in F" Mozart Golden, re-appointed scribe. Margaret icenbice Wilbur Edwards was in- "Sextette Lucia Di Lammer- stalled as senior deacon; Ed- moor" Leschetizky win Scott, junior deacon; James Hodges Bob Adams, senior steward; "WalU op 84 No. 2," Chopin Lyle Haley, Junior steward; .. Margaret Icenbice Eugene Gresham, orator; "Hungarian Rhapsody No. J" Harry Galloway, chaplain; Lizst Tom Waldrip, marshal; Dave Joanne Smith Pedan, standard bearer; Arkansas Traveler" ...Guion Harry Rose, almoner. concerto No. 1 . . . . Ti-W7v.i Preceptori Include George - janTe. HoSge. ' 1$-. Cus Awarding of prizes and Gene Mitchell, Jim Wood staging of 'The Star Spangled man. Marvin Rose, Bill Banner" with James Hodges, Barks, Lawrence Halousek, accompanist. Dean Callas, installed as sen- ' tinel, was installing officer. didti in a v The dinner was served by BIKIHUAY. members of the Order of the OBSERVED Eastern Star. Mrs. A. W. , . . , . . ,. Hardman was cha'xman. MONDAY . LANGELL VALLEY Miss ' TULELAKE Miniature Carol Carothers, daughter of T"?? J"1?", ta Mr. and Mr,. Raleigh Caroth- e vhlgh1h0?1 fndrdelv er of Bonanza, observed her b? ncipal fifth birthday on Monday Reiben mvitcd member of when a group of small friends tte graduating class to a sen were invited for the afternoon. ,or breakfast Sunday morn Games and refreshments were ln 4 nine thirty o'clock at enjoyed by the group. horae of Mr- ,nd Mrs ' The Guild of St. Barnabas Co-hostesses with church gave a successful Mra- Wo"e tMrs Jh,n bridge and pinochle party at CoU80n'JM- .W"lter UC' TG1 the parish hall on Tuesday eve- den ,nd Mra- French Joi ning. Mrs. Charles Revell, son- Mrs. Owen Pepple and Mrs. Tables placed on the spaci- Paul Monroe were hostesses. ous lawn were centered with . Those attending were Mr. pastel shaded tulip and gol- and Mrs. LeRoy Coyner, Mr. den English buttercups. Tiny and Mrs. Fred Rueck, Mr. and diplomas, in the class colors Mrs. Owen Pepple, Mrs. Lola of green and gold contained McDonald, Mrs. William Bech- each guest's fortune and the doldt of Bonanza, Mr. and nut cups and place cards Mrs. Harry Frazier, Mr. and with accompanying rose trim Mrs. Gallord Loomis, Mr. and represented the class flower. Mrs. S. T. Robison, Mr. and Games on the lawn rounded Mrs. A. E. Gale, Mr. and Mrs. out the day. Lloyd Gift, Mr. and Mrs. Telegrams were sent to Lester Leavitt, Mr. and Robert Baker, Marion Bond, Mrs. Paul Monroe, Mrs. Claude Harvard Bitter, Gregg Brooks, Murray, Mrs. Charles Revell, Dorothea Brown, Maxine J?,-..? r!!nl? ,Def,b0?, Mrs' BueU. HaroW Burkett, Ccn Claudia Musick, Mr. Stanley CaIlas Jonn .Coulson, Der- Rayson, Mr, Hans Wysk, Mr, wood. Dahie, Pat Drew, Mil- John Harbison all of LangeU dred Edwardj( Don Eveiand Kinwh Mrri - Dick Fenler' Jack Golden' Tr, JSS Edna Griffith, Warren Gunn. ceWed atar h" "ear- Harbieson and Mr. Robison r u' Bob Hemey French high in pinochle. Mrs. Loomis "1"" received the pinochle travel- iack -L,d!U' V ng- tag prize for bridge. Howard Moore, Andy Nay- : A buffet lunch was served at lor 3J- Maiin, ul' midnight - mond Porterfield, Frances i Mrs. Mary Dearborn enter- Harold Stevenson, Max- tained at dinner on Wednes- T Le,ter1 ,Urbf,?h' day in honor of the birthday Jlm Whltlock, Viola , Wil- of Mrs. Ora Johnson. Guests liam8' Jlm Woodsman, were Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, ,, , ' Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dearborn r Members of the American and children. Legion auxiliary will meet at : . . 4 4 'he home of Mrs. Carl Schu- 1 ' bert, 403 Lincoln street, June ; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Young the third, at eight o'clock in of Erie street are numbered the evening, among the Klamath residents moving elsewhere. The Youngs Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Gove are leaving on June the first are spending the weekend hoi- for Medford where they will lday at various points along make their home. the Oregon const, t FRIENDSHIP CLUB MEETS . AT LOVE HOME The Friendship club met Friday afternoon et the home of Mrs. E. H. Love on White avenue with Mrs. Ralph Weise and Mrs. O. E. Schupp as co hostesses. A bridge luncheon was served at half past one o'clock, followed by a short business meeting conducted by Mrs. C. O. Drydcn, the presi dent. High at the close of bridge was received by Mrs. Frank Hamra, second high by Mrs. E. Bjorkland, and Mrs. Char les M. Reynolds received the special prize. Those present were Mrs. C. W. Stanley, Mrs. Ray Jones, Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mrs. C. O. Dryden, Mrs. Lee Kennedy, Mrs. W. A. Bishop, Mrs. T. J. Webb, Mrs. Leon Crapo, Mrs. O. E. Schupp, Mrs. Bjorkland, Mrs. Hamm, Mrs. Bruce Hall, Mrs. Sydney Evans and the hostesses. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Hamm, 634 North Ninth street, Friday, June the twenty-sixth. MRS. KAYLOR HOSTESS TO THREE R CLUB The Three R club of Royal Neighbors of America met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lola Myers on Main street with Mrs. Jestia Kaylor as hostess. Dessert was served at half past one o'clock after which cards and a social afternoon were enjoyed. Awards were received by Mrs. Grace Har ris, Mrs. Maude Shuey and Mrs. Marjorie Perkins. Two visitors were present, Mrs. Iva Mae Schindel and Mrs. Abbie Landry. The next meeting will be the business session to be held at the home of Mrs. Ada Mor ris, 128 Georgia street, Tues day, June the ninth, at half past one o'clock. . CHAPTER NIGHT PROGRAM GIVEN TUESDAY , ". ' Women of the Moose held a business meeting the eve ning of May the twenty-sixth, at the Moose hall when nom ination of officers for the com ing year took place. ' Jennie Sogge, chairman of child care and training com mittee, presented a chapter night program open' to the men of LOOM as well as the women. ., -. ; Mr. Currey and his band of boys, ranging in age from six to twelve years, gave a group of numbers, followed by a reading by Mrs. Sogge on child health and welfare. At the conclusion of the eve ning the child care and train ing committee initiated a class of three candidates. SEW AND STUDY ' CLUB TO MEET ON THURSDAY ; Members of the Sew and Study club will be entertain ed by Mrs. E. H. Balsiger on Thursday afternoon, June the fourth, at her home on Melrose street. At the club's last meeting Mrs. Glenn Kent was hos tess at a half past- one o'clock luncheon at : her home on Pacific Terrace. Covers were laid for. Mrs. F. H. Cofer and Phyllis Ho gan, guests, Mrs. George T. Casper, Mrs. Vic Anderson, Mrs. E. C. Stuckey, Mrs. Arthur Skinner, Mrs. E. H. Balsiger, Mrs. Lillian Hag man, Mrs. W. C. Van Emon, Mrs. L. K. Phelps and Mrs. Luella Hough.. . ., THE EVENING HERALD. ' iS - " tM s x;,Vi.maiiSliWiiwJi.i m ii J FOUR GENERATIONS Showing four generations, Mrs. Glade Wise, Freddie Jean Wise, both of Algoma, Mrs. J. M. Ward of Klamath Falls and Mrs. Clara Bryant of Long Beach, California. Mrs. Bryant was visiting here at the time the picture was taken. KennellEllis. Gustin-Hallgarth Robert Thornton Gustin of Klamath Falls and Genevieve Posy Hallgarth, of La Grande were married in the sanctu ary of the First Methodist church Saturday, May the twenty-third at four o'clock, the Rev. Victor Phillips, min ister, officiating. The service was attended by members of the families and a few inti mate friends. Mr. and Mrs. Gustin expect to make their home In Klamath Falls. The bride was attended by Irene Kennedy and H. C. Dictz was best man. WEDDING EVENT OF MAY 27TH The wedding of Miss Cleo Esbenshade and Mr. Ernest Neasham took place at Yreka Wednesday, May the twenty seventh, in the presence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Pat Monkman. . Mrs.' Neasham is one of the most popular of the young women of Dorris, which has been her home since 1927. She was graduated from Butte Valley high school in 1936 and from Lassen Junior col lege in 1938. She attended the University of Washington for one year and was a mem ber of Kappa Delta Pi soror ity. She returned to Califor nia and attended Chlco State Teachers college, being gradu ated in 1940. For the past two years the former Miss Esbenshade has been a member of the Dorris grammar school faculty and has been so successful that children and parents regret her leaving. The groom, also a graduate of Butte Valley high school, Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neasham of McCloud, who lived at Dorris one year. He attended Chico State college a year and a half and distin guished himself In dramatics. He was a member of Alpha Xi Omega, dramatics society. Since then he has lived in Mc Cloud, where he has been an employe of the McCloud Lum ber company and the South ern Pacific company. He is now employed by the forest service The young couple left for a brief honeymoon in the Red woods and will return to Med icine lake where they will spend the summer. PUBLIC CARD PARTY PLANNED FOR MONDAY Neighbors of Woodcraft are sponsoring a public card party in the KC hall Monday eve ning, June the first, at eight o'clock. Whist and pinochle will be in play with prizes and refreshments. Each member is asked to sponsor a table and to bring cards. The committee in charge includes Stella Dry den, Dicksy Weed, Eva Rich ardson, Mamie Steinseifcr, Mil dred Smith, Sylvia Brannan, Ida Mochettaz and Stella Wells. . Club To Meet On Tuesday . The Past Noble Grands club will meet Tuesday afternoon, June the second, at the IOOF hall for a one o'clock potluck luncheon. Hostesses will' be Mrs. Alice Z. Goeller and Mrs. Jennie Hum. Miss Rose Gallagher, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gal lagher is doing secretarial work at Kaiser Shipbuilding company, and Miss Forness is with the Terminal Flour com pany in Portland, also in sec retarial work. Dir. and Mrs. C. A. Pauley of 'S3l Roseway drive returned Wednesday of this week from a fortnight's stay It Cotton wood, California. - KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON LAVN PARTY HONORS BOY ON BIRTHDAY On May the sixteenth, a lawn party was held in honor of John William Ely who was six years old on that day. Each guest was presented with a balloon and after games were played they wero seated in the dining room and Individually decorated cakes and hot choco late were served. Mrs. W. G. Ely was assisted by Mrs. Lcland Conroy and Mrs. Rollln E. Thompson. Those present besides the hon or guest were Ernest I.IcGor an, Danny and Sharon Thomp son, Martin and Lois Snyder, Nancy Dewey, Dorothy and Jimmy Buker. Donald Con roy, LaRayne Weed, Joye Ash ley, Dick and Beverley Picser. MISS HALL HOSTESS TO PINOCHLE CLUB The Lucky Thursday Pin ochle club met May the twenty-first at the home of Miss Nona Hall on East Main street. Luncheon was served at one o'clock by the hostesses. Awards at the close of play were received by Mrs. Kate Crowson, high, Mrs. Louise Borton, second, Mrs. Vera Good, traveling, and Mrs. Mag gie Upton, low. Others present were Mrs. Florence Young. Mrs. Est el la Smith, Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Nettie Good, Mrs. Kath ryn Billings, Mrs. Zclla Blank enship. Mrs. Katherine Evans and Miss Hall. The group will meet on June the fourth at the home of Mrs. Upton, 2346 Kane street. MERRY MIXERS ENTERTAIN AT COMMUNITY HALL The Merry Mixers club met Saturday evening, May the twenty-third, In the commun ity hall on Garden avenue when members and friends were entertained by their hus bands. Games were played and Ice cream and cake served by the hosts. Those enjoying the fun were Mr. and Mrs. Morley Paup, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cram blctt, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Paup, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lit tle, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Paup, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sal yer, Mr. and Mrs. Don Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Templeton Wal ker, Mrs. Floyd Paup, Mrs. Merle Glass and Mr. Joe Ward. "Paid In Full!" ; Through First Federal's Mortgage Re - finance Plan. . CASH CAN BE HAD! FiRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KLAMATH FALLS Member Federal Savings ' and Loan Insurance Corporation Sixth at Main ' : Dial S19S Malin Girl Bride Merle Watluns Weds ; In Evening Church Ceremony i MALIN In deeply im pressive service read Friday evening, Miiy the twenty second, In tho Miilln Presby terian church. Merle Lorraine Watklns, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Wnt kins of Mnlln. became the bride of Mr. Murion Clarence Klrkpatrick of Seattle. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Klrkpatrick, also of Mnlln. The bride gowned In white, tip-toe Icniith starched chiffon with a loco bodice, entered on the arm of her brother Jos eph, She wore a largo white hat and her arm bouquet was of deep pink roses. ' Mrs. Robert L. Crawford, (June Watklns), Klamath Falls, was matron of honor. Her floor length gown of yellow organza was complimented by a corsage of talisman roses and sweet peas. Mrs. Emtl Potucck (Marie Watklns). Ma lin, wore peach organza with rose and sweet pea corsage. Mr. O r v 1 1 1 e Klrkpatrick, brother of the groom, was best man, and Mr. Emll Potu cek was usher. The ring ceremony was read by Rev. Donald Dod before an altar banked with apple blos soms and tail Ivory tapers In candelabra in the presence of families of the young couple and a number of Intimate friends. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Bertll Shngren, Malln, sang "Ah, Swoct Mystery of Life." Tho traditional wed ding march was played by Miss Melba Holbrook at the organ. Mrs. Watklns. mother of the bride, wore a navy ensemble with white. Her corsage was of gardenias. Mrs. Klrkpat rick, mother of the groom, was gowned In a silk print with blue and gray predom inating. A white hat and gar denia corsage completed her ensemble. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents where a three-tiered wedding cake centered the refreshment table. Pink rosebuds en circled the base and tall tapers completed the central motif. The bride was a member of this year's graduating class of the Malln high school, receiv ing her diploma, May the twenty-first. The groom, also a graduate of the Malln high school, Is employed in the Boo ing aircraft factory in Seattle, where the young couple will make their home. '. Mr. Watklns, father of the bride who is employed in de fense activities at Mare island and a brother, Mr. Thomas Watkins and Mrs. Wntkins of Los Angeles, were unable to be present for the ceremony. The guest list Included Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Klrkpatrick. Mr. Bnd Mrs. A. F. McDonald and children, Helen and Earl, Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Obenchaln, Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Hnlhert Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Crawford, Klamnth Falls, Mr. and Mrs. E. Potucck, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Street, Mr. ond Mrs. George Mlcka, Mr. and Mrs. P, F. Adcllcman, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Looslcy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jnckman, Mrs. C. M. Klrkpatrick, Mrs. Harry E. Wilson, Mrs. Eorl Wilson, Mrs. Tcresca McComb, Mrs. T. A. D. Mcrrltt, Mrs. Etta De Merritt, Mrs. Donald Dod, Mrs. Ernest Gray. Mrs. Bertll Schogrcn, Mrs. Gcorgo Potu cck, Mrs. Annie Potucck, Mrs. Francis English, Mrs. A. W. Schultz, Mrs. Hand, Mrs. Eva Fray, Mrs. L. Crawford, Tule lake, Miss Enlnfnye Woodley, Miss Violet English. Miss Wl nona Logsdon, Miss Maxine BRIDE-ELECT HONORED AT DORRIS PARTY Miss Cleo Eslienshnde, fac ulty member of tho Dorris grammar school and popular young woman of Untie valley, was the guest of honor Tues day night t a pro-nuptlal shower held at the school, The lovely affulr was sponsored by the Dorris Federated Women's dull. Miss Esbenshade received a lurgo number of 'inu; hold gifts. A program arranged by the Women's club was present ed as follows: Piano solos by Mrs. Carol Emll of Klamath Fulls; flag salute; "God bless America," sung by nil present; clarinet solo by Ted White with ac companiment by Miss Judo Bockman; piano solo by Ool ite Dennis; group singing, "Tho Star Spangled Banner," Guests at the gathering were Mrs. I, M. Ilniucm, Mrs. Pat Monkman, Mrs. L. E. Den nls. Mrs. Alice Cooper. Mrs. J. H. Ilnclwkk. Mrs. Clayton Green, Mrs. Eorl Selberg, Mrs. L. I'royti, Mrs. W. L. Harmer, Mrs. Archie Mlllt gan, Mrs. Olo Sknog, Mrs. Itay Mclntyre, Mrs. Dick Mvlntyre, Mrs. John Thackara. Mrs. Lu cille Barnes, Mrs. Adam Mil ler, Mrs. Clarence Motschen bacher, Mrs. Ilattle . Evans, Mrs. Lloyd Stevenson, Mrs. Ireno Itoyd. Mrs. R. C. Wll kins, Mrs. Oracle Mitchell, Mrs. Carroll Chrlslenson, Mrs. Lillla McDonald, Mrs. D. It. Grace, Mrs. Paul Goodwin, Mrs. A. E. Waltle, Mrs. Clif ford Stumbaunh, Mrs. Irene Collins, Mrs. Dorothy Johns, Mrs. Bob Miller, Mrs. A. S. Pangluirn, Mrs. Carol Emll, Mrs. C. S. Avery, Miss Klliel Roosman. Miss Cecelia Nord strom, Miss Hazel Lee and Miss Dnlllo Dennis. Refreshments of strawberry shortcake and coffee were furnished by members of the Women's club. BRIDE-ELECT HONOR GUEST ON FRIDAY Mrs. Walter Uppendahl en tertained the Sew and Rip Sewing circle Friday, May twenty-second, at the home of Mrs. Dan Mathls, 3.440 Ulsbre. street. The day was spent quilting and luncheon was served to the following mem bers. Mrs. Owen Campbell, Mrs. Ona Baglcy, Mrs. Frank Cardoza, Mrs. Everett Sparks, Mrs. R. L. Sutton, Mrs. B. G. Plnnell, Mrs. Ben Sheppard, Mrs. Lonnle Sehorn, Mrs, Charles Cooper, Mrs. Norrls Sehorn, Mrs. M. C. Thurmnn, Mrs. E. L. Sehorn, Mrs. Walter Hanson, Mrs. Wesley Harsey, Mrs. Martin Sehorn, Mrs. Cleo Epp, Mrs. Dan Mathis and Mrs. Uppendahl. In the afternoon the mem bers complimented Miss Flor ence Mathls with a bridul shower. Miss Mathls has plan ned her marriage to Mr. Wil liam Masters for June the seventeenth. Mr. Masters Is now with Boeing Aircraft In Seattle where tho young cou ple will reside. Guests who called during the afternoon for the shower were Mrs. Robert Caldwell, Miss Jean Ward, Miss Clara Caldwell, Mrs. Earl Adams, Mrs. B. Mussclman, Mrs. Don ald Robertson and Mrs. C. E. Ncwcom. Clifford, Mr, Rlchord Craw ford, Tulelake, Mr. Ival Tay lor, Mr. John Von Meter, Mr. Russell Dod and Mr. Harold Jones, Los Angeles. Get this GIANT Portfolio Hundreds of COLOR SCHEMES Easiest Way to Choose Colors for Just phono us. Ask us to lend you, Free, a 8harwin-Will!sms Psint and Color Btylt Guide. In this amoting guide, you will find hundreds of beautiful interior and ssterior photogra phic color schemes ' - YOURS, TO (i "I BORROW vl esch over two lauire tat in ssif Phono nowl No obligation! -FREE! Big Basin Lumber Co. Main and Spring May 80. 1042 Merrill Maid Is Bride Q Miss Woodley Wed In Malin Church Rilej On Sunday MAI. IN Kulufiiya Kalher Ino Woodley, the eldest daugh ter of Ml' ami Mrs. Hnmiiel II. Woodley of Merrill, became the bride on Sunday afternoon, May the twenty-fourth of Mr, Harold Jones, of l.os Angeles, son of Mr. and Mrs, Everett Jones of Malin. The four o'clock ceremony was read by ltev. Diinnld Dud, In the First Presbyterian church In the presence of relatives and friends of the younu couple. A profusion of deep pink gladioli graced tho rluuu'cl. The bride, entering on the aim of her father wore bro caded white oi'Winr.n with bouffant skirt and prlneens bodlco over wlillu tuffela. Her waist length veil of silk net win caught about her 1"4Q with a hutf wreath of giirdr nlas. ler unn bouipiet was of pink roses tied with tulle, Mrs. Floyd Harmon, aunt of the bride was her only attend ant. Her gown was pule blue brocuded organza Mr. Floyd Humum was beat mun. Preceding t h e ceremony Ml.vi Hose Vun Meter and Mls llurburu Nyhart sang "Al ways" with Miss Mcllm Hol brook at the organ. Miss Hol brook also played the tradi tional wedding inurehrt. Fur traveling Mrs. Jonrs chose a beige and nuiroon cout with beige hut and dress and brown accessories. Following the ceremony the wedding piirty enjoyed dinner at the Pi'lk'iM) grill In Klam ath Kulls. The young couplaw left by train for Los Angeles? where, the groom Is employed In the aircraft production. Tho bride win the second graduate of this year's senior class of tho Mnlln high school to make her marriage vows Immediately following com mencement on Miiy tho twenty-first. She was sulututorian of her class. For the ceremony, Mrs. Woodley wore a black and whlto ensemble with block ac cessories and gardenias. Mrs. Jonrs, mother of the groom wore beige with gardenias. DAIRY HALL SCENE OF .SHOWER PARTY DAIRY A bridal shower and parly honoring Mr. and Mrs. Claud Fruley, (Mtcksx Mounts), of Dairy was held U the Dairy hall on May six teenth. After muny gifts wero presented tho young couple, guests wero seated ut a long tnblo centered with a whlto ond silver three tier wedding coke topped with a silver arch and bell. Tall green candles also made the table attrac tive. Those present were Mr. ond Mrs. Chester Eyers of flonanzn. Mr. ond Mrs. Ilor ton Cndweli and daughter, Cleo Nan of Khimnth Falls, Jean Dixon of Bonanza, Al bert HurgHorf and son, Ehlon, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horsley, Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCuin ber and (laughter, Sharon, Mrs. John Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sloehsler, MfV Franklin Arnnt and daughter Darlenc, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Trlpplett ond granddaughter, Hetty Plttmon, Mrs. William Bell ond grandson, Jan Clnrk, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Schmoe and daughter, Louise, ond the honor guests, Mr. ond Mrs. Fraley. Photographic TWO VOLUMES 107 homos, 207 rooms, 48 llvlng-O rooms, 31 7, dining rooms, 45 bedrooms, 22 bathrooms, 42 kitchens, 21 playrooms. Your Entire Home! Phone 3144 mm "