PAGE EIGHT
Young Couple Wed
In Church Rites
Anna Mae Sharpe of Ashland Weds Leo C. Wine
,. in Service at Klamath Revival Center
Miss Anna Mae Sharpe of Ashland, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs; X. C. Sharpe of Concord, North Carolina, became the
bride of Mr. Leo C. Wine of Ashland, son of Rev. and
Mrs. E. J. Wine, 1116 Iowa street, of that city, in a beau
tiful wedding ceremony here in Klamath Falls at the Klam
ath Revival Center Sunday afternoon, July the twenty-sixth.
The. ceremony was read by the father of the groom, Rev. E. J.
Wine,: pastor of the United Brethren church of Ashland, and
ras attended by many friends and relatives.
Miss Ruby Sharpe, sister
of the bride, was the maid of
honor,, and Emory Wine,
brother of the groom, was
the best man. The brides
maids were Miss Eleanor Mc
Cool . and Miss Patricia Jor
dan, both of Klamath Falls,
, while the attendants to the
groom were Keith Wine of
Ashland, brother of the
groom,: and Melvin Griffith
of this city.
The . bride wore a white
taffeta frock with a finger
tip veil and carried a bou
quet of pink roses. The maid
of honor wore a light green
net . formal, , Miss McCool
wore pink and Miss Jordan
was dressed In old rose. The
ihaid . of honor and brides
maids carried bouquets alike .
composed ". of baby breath,'
larkspur, roses and sweet
peas.
. ;Also in the procession were
young Jasper Wine, ringbear
er, and Esther Wine, flower
girl, brother and sister of the
groom . .
. Preceding the ceremony,
Warren Combs of Klamath
Falls sang "I Love You
Truly," and . "O Promise
Me." '.
-. Mr. Wine was graduated
from' Ashland high school in
1939,; and the bride received
her education in Statesville,
North Carolina, before com
ing f to Ashland just a year
ago. Both are graduates of
the Apostolic Bible school in
Bradenton, Florida, and will
'continue to be engaged in
gospel work. At the present,
j they will make their home
in Ashland.
BIRTHDAYS
OBSERVED
AT STILLWELL'S
" Birthdays of Donald Der
' rel 'and Robert Lee, sons of
Mr., and Mrs. O. D. Still well,
3052, Anderson avenue, were
observed Tuesday . afternoon
at the family home. Donald
was four on Wednesday, and
Robert Lee was three years
old on Tuesday.
' It was also the birthday
celebration of four other
;' guests. David Dalmer and
Steven Frigaard, sons of Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Reeder, were
four . and two this month,
Daniel Fred Abell was two,
and Dale Johnson had five
candles on his cake.
During the afternoon a
Shetland pony provided rides
for the little guests who later
... enjoyed birthday cake and
" ice cream.
. Guests included the two
Reeder boys, , Daniel Abell,
Dale Johnson, Charles and
David Sherrick, Morris, Char
:' lotte and Louise Phelps, Sal
ly Jane Abell, Jimmie and
Bryant Listoe, Shirley and
" Eugene Book and the Still
'well children.
v; The Neighbors of Wood
' craft will meet in the KC
hall Monday, June the third,
at eight o'clock p. m. There
' will be an entertainment and
at the close those attending
will enjoy a dutch treat
lunch.
WEAR fl E III
COSMETIC
STOCKinGS
txEnmjxmsH
Quickly applied. Stay on
all day. Choice of shades.
LEE HENDRICKS
DRUGS
"Buy th Low Way
2212 So. 6th
;
Lawn Party
In Valley
Lannell Women Busy
. With Social Events
' During Past Week
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs.
Paul Monroe and Mrs. Mal
colm Teare entertained the
Langcll Valley Women's club
with a lawn party at the Mon
roe home Thursday afternoon.
Following a business meeting
a social afternoon was en
joyed. Mrs. Oscar Campbell
received the contest award.
Refreshments were served at
four o'clock to Mrs. Walter
Smith, Mrs. Wesley Dearborn,
Mrs. Reginald Thomas, Mrs.
Oscar Campbell, Mrs. Charles
Revell, Mrs. Theresia Prior,
Mrs. Mary Dearborn, Mrs.
Barney Brown, Mrs. Homer
Roberts, Mrs. Mary Leidy,
Mrs. Frank Pepple, Mrs. Les
ter Leavitt, Miss Peggy Mon
roe, Catherine and Billie
Dearborn, Ruth and David
Thomas, Malcolm Jackson and
Mary Leavitt.
The next meeting will be
held August twenty-seventh
when Mrs. John Miller and
Mrs. Walter Smith will enter
tain at the Miller home.
Mrs. Lester Leavitt enter
tained the bridge club at her
home on Monday afternoon
with three tables of cards in
play. Mrs. Malcolm Teare re
ceived high score, Mrs. Owen
Pepper, second, and Mrs. '
Harry Frazier, traveling. Tea
was served at the close of
cards to Mrs. Mary Dearborn,
Mrs. Claudia Musick, Mrs.
Mary Leidy, Mrs. Owen Pep
ple, Mrs. Lloyd Gift, Mrs. S.
T. Robison, Mrs. J. Henry
Thomas, Mrs. Harry Frazier,
Mrs. Claude Murray, Mrs.
Malcolm Teare, Mrs. Charles
Revell, Miss Peggy Monroe
and Dorris Leavitt.
HostHi at
Swimming Party
As a courtesy to Miss Mary
Belle Clement of Stockton,
California, who is the summer
house guest of Miss Patty
Johnson of Tulelake, Mrs. Ber
tha Olson of Tulelake escorted
a group of girls to Klamath
Falls on Thursday afternoon
and entertained them at a
swimming party at the nata
torium. The Thimble club of the
Neighbors of Woodcraft met
at the home of Mrs. Inge
borg Wilkerson, 1124 Mon
clair street, Tuesday, July the
twenty-eighth. Mrs. Bessie
Kenaston was assisting hos
tess for the afternoon. Pi
nochle was played, with Mrs.
Lee Kennedy receiving high
and Mrs. C. O. Dryden, low.
Mrs. Charles J. Cizek and
daughter, Adele Zamsky, are
expected home this weekend
from Chicago where they
have visited the past few
weeks. En route to the west
coast they spent a short time
visiting with Ensign Adolph
Zamsky of the United States
navy, San. Diego.
on th Hi-Way"
Phone 4321
rat a. V .V
4,n
HENRY HOME
SCENE OF
FAREWELL PARTY
Mrs. Charles M. Reynolds
was the guest of honor at a
farewell party given Friday
evening of last week at the
home of Mrs. Carl W. Henry
on Reclamation avenue. The
affair was given by the
Ladies Auxiliary, to the
Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, Ewauna lodge. No.
902. Mrs. Reynolds was pre
sented with a lace tablecloth
as a gift from the lodge.
Games were played dur
ing the evening with awards
going to Mrs. Paul Home
and Mrs. Harry Sackctt.
Honoring Mrs. Reynolds
were Mrs. Ethel Brown, Mrs.
Sackett, Mrs. Home, Mrs.
Marion Messer, Mrs. Homer
Caldwell, Mrs. Lester Pen
nington, Mrs. Lillian Farrow,
Mrs. Blanche M. Barker, Mrs.
Aileen Kious, Mrs. Walter
Fuller, Mrs. James Fuller,
Mrs. Helen Boyd and the
hostess. Mrs. Reynolds is a
charter member of Ewauna
lodge and served for three
years as secretary.
Cox-Bruno
At the residence of the offi
ciating clergyman, the Rev.
A. Theodore Smith of 435
North Second street, Miss
Clara Bruno became the bride
of Mr. Robert James Homer
Cox, both of this city, on the
evening of Friday, July the
twenty-fourth. Mrs. A. Theo
dore Smith and Mrs. Nora D.
Cox, mother of the groom, at
tended the ceremony.
V " 7 '9
; ' V:'-i
m $
: J r ' I
" ' I " ' I i
j t j? V '
S$ j V K V'-.. !
, ' if
f -' 7
, BETROTHAL TOLD
Miss Tessle Greene, daughter of Mrs. G. W. Ga
nong, formerly of Lakevicw, announced her en
gagement to Mr, Dale M. Phillips of Eden, Idaho,
this past week. Miss Greene is leaving Klamnth
Falls to join her parents In southern California
ami (o. enter nurses training.
Dell studio,
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
r
Me
LOTS OF BIRTHDAYS HEREI
Anniversaries of two young hosts and four of their guests were observed at a
party given 'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Still well, 3052 Anderson ave
nue, Tuesday afternoon.
Picture by Rollo England of The Herald and News.
Harns-Zenor
Clayton V. Hams and Dor
othy Mildred Zenor were
married in a ceremony read
Saturday, July twenty-fifth, in
the First Presbyterian church
with the Rev. A. Theodore
Smith officiating at the single
ring ceremony. The service
took place in the presence of
Mrs. Aimcc L. Smith and Dr.
Sarah Ethel Smith. Following
a brief honeymoon Mr. and
Mrs. Harns will reside in
Klamath Falls.
THREE R
CLUB ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
Members of the Three R .
club met at the home of Mar
jorie Perkins this past week
for a business meeting and
election of officers.
Ella Bortis was elected the
new president of the club,
and Estel Bright was elected
secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
Perkins is the retiring presi
dent and Ada Morris the re
tiring secretary.
Refreshments were served
followed by three tables of
pinochle with Ann Shaffer re
ceiving high score at the close
of play, Kate Hoguc, second
high, and Ella Pauley the
traveling.
The club's next meeting
will be held at the home of
June Micliclson on Lindley
Heights.
The Lucky Thursday Pin
ochle club will hold its next
' regular meeting on August
the thirteenth at the home of
Mrs. Agnacc Lowe on Laurel
street in Riverview.
I.'
few
BRATTAIN
RANCH SCENE
OF DINNER
FORT KLAMATH The
home of Mrs. Eldon M. Brat
tain at the Brattaln ranch on
the Klamath marsh was the
scene of a delightful affair
on Wednesday evening, when
Mrs. Brat tain cntcrtnlncd
members of the Wednesday
Night Contract Bridge club
for the annual anniversary
party held by the group.
Following the arrival of
her guests at seven o'clock,
the hostess served a dinner
in true ranch style followed
by an evening of contract
bridge. High score for the
evening's play was held by
Mrs. William A. Page, while
second high was given to
Mrs. Jerry Sisemore.
Enjoying Mrs. Brattain's
hospitality were the follow
ing: Mrs. Joanna Taylor,
Mrs. Jerry Sisemore, Mrs.
Fred Zumbrun, Mrs. Alfred
B. Castel, Mrs. William A.
Page, Mrs. William Zumbrun,
and Mrs. Harold Wimcr.
The next regular meeting
of the bridge club will be
held on the .evening of Au
gust twelfth, when Mrs. Page
will entertain the members
at her home In Fort Klamath.
.
The Lucky Thursday Pi
nochle club held its regular
meeting on Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Kathryn Bill
ings on the Keno road.
Luncheon was served at one
o'clock, and pinochle was
played during the afternoon.
Attending were Zella Blan
kenship, Florence Young, Ag
nace Lowe, Kathcrine Evens,
Maude Phillips, Maggie Up
ton, Mary Martin, Vera Good,
Estclle Smith, Rita Fuller,
Nettie Good and the hostess.
Prizes for the afternoon went
to Zella Bankenship, first;
Kathcrine Evens, second;
traveling prize, Rita Fuller,
and low to Mary Martin. A
guest of the afternoon was
Mrs. Annabelle Upton,
The Townscnd auxliary met
Wednesday afternoon at the
homo of Mrs. Betty Allen,
5603 Highland drive. It was
guest afternoon and the bust
. ness meeting was cancelled,
.Guests were Mrs. Lorenz Sr.,
Mrs. Amanda Dawson, Mrs,
Ethel Ford, Mrs. Francis Kll
linn, Mrs. Maggie Llstine, and
the assisting hostess, Mrs. Ed
ward McCrackcn.
,
Mrs. Beverley Thomas re
turned July the twenty-sixth
from a week's visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Parvln of Spokane. At Port
land she. met her brother,
. Donald, and drove with him
to Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Par
vln arc former residents of
this city.
The Friendship club met
Friday, July the twenty
fourth, at the home of Mrs.
Frank Sexton, with Mrs. Earl
Smith as assistant hostess.
Dessert was served at half
past one o'clock and the af
ternoon was spent at auction
bridge, three tables being in
play, Mrs. Hamm was high,
Mrs. Webb second and Mrs.
C. O. Dryden low for the
aftcrnoon.i
Miss Hnzcl Morrison Is vis
lllng her parents. In, Tacoma,
Washington, this week.
HL 4
v
Put NobU
Grands To Meat
The August meeting of the
Past Noble Grands club will
be a no-hostess picnic to be
held in the garden at tho
home of Mrs. F. II. Cofer on
High street, Tuesday after
noon at one o'clock. On the
entertainment committee for
the dny are Mrs. B. G. Mots
chenbacher and Mrs. C. O.
Dryden.
VOWS SAID
IN CHURCH
STUDY HERE
Mrs. Edna May Lance and
Mr. Alfred Bunnell were
married at seven o'clock
Thursday evening In the
study of the First Christian
church with tho Rev. Arthur
Charles Bates reading tho
double ring ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dure
mus and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Bell attended the couple.
The bride wore a Venetian
blue lace frock over dcoper
blue silk and a corsage of
gardenias and rosebuds. Mr.
and Mrs. Bunnell will make
their home on Humcdale
road.
Mrs. Charles M. Reynolds
who has been a correspon
dent for the Herald and
News for the past twelve
years, accompanied by Mr.
Reynolds and their daughter,
Charlcnc, left the fore part
of the week for San Francls
so to reside. Mr. Reynolds,
who has been employed on
the Shasta division of the
Southern Pacific, has ' been
transferred to tho coast di
vision. During her residence
in Klamath Falls, Mrs. Rey
nolds was active in a number
of organizations,
s The American Legion aux
iliary will meet next Tuesday
evening with Mrs. C. Jester
at her home, 2027 Earle
street.
The Guild of St. Paul's
Episcopal church Is planning
a prc-school rummage sale
slated for August tho twenty
second, 8 iwVj &
BIRTHDAY , . . '
Little Carol L o u I a c Poe,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs,'
William Poo of Morrill, was
five years old on July the.
eighteenth.
4
" lVf Jl v-
PARTY HONORS
DORRIS YOUTH
AT MOORE PARK
. DORKIS An Impromptu
get-togother and picnic In
honor of Leo Foglo, who 1
homo on furlough, wna held 1
at Moore park In Klamath
Falls Sunday, July twenty
sixth. Attending the picnic were
tho guest of honor, Leo lo
gic, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Fo
glo, Mr. and Mrs. Chet llllck
enstaff and daughter, Yvon
ne, Mr! and Mrs, John Thuck
am, Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Sar
gent, C. 11. Glnser, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cross ami
daughters Kosla and I.oru,
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Cross
and son Frank, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Allen, Mr. and Mrs. John
McKay and sons Andy, Mel
vin and Robert and daugh
ter June and Delia, Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Lnnger, Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Rose and son John
ny, Mrs. El.iio Ramsey, Mrs.
Lillle McDonald, Mr. and
Mrs. William Hndwlck, Mrs.
A. E. Oliver. Mrs. Llla Mont
gomery of Dorris. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Fugle and daugh
ter Evelyn and Mrs. Emily
Whitney of Tulelnko, Vnm
and Roy Taylor of Malln,
Mrs. Lcona Short of Sprague
River, Mrs, Theo Johnson of
Weyerhaeuser camp, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Durum, Iletty and
Ililllo Harsey, Mr. and Mrs.
K. S. Iluckner and Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Uranna of Klam
ath Falls. Mrs. Sam Mryden
and daughters Lois and Doro
thy and niece Helen Ballew
of Mt. Hebron.
Later In the afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Langer and
Mrs. Rose Thompson of
Klamath Falls Joined the
group.
TIONESTA Miss Geral
dine Breen and Mr. Alrlc
Walker, both of Tlonesta,
were married Friday, July
the twenty-fourth. In Reno,
Nevada. The young couple
was attended by Mr. Howard
Breen, Frances Wonch and
Betty Moulton, also of Tlon
esta. The Missionary society of
the First Baptist church held
its regular social meeting of
all four circles at Moore
park Thursday, July thir
tieth. A picnic lunch was
served to about thirty five
members and guests,
Mr,- and Mrs. George Sam
ple and daughter, Joyce, have
returned home after several
weeks spent at their summer
cottage on the Rogue, v
It1"" ,V - - , 'fifS
r v
V: it , b
4
T
VISITOR
BIIIIc Ann Chcyne, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Chcyne
of Portland and formerly of
this city, has been a visitor
In Klamath Falls, guest of
her grandparents, Mrs. Fan
nie Cheyne and Mr. and Mrs,
. W. Mllkcy of High street.
Kcnnell-Ellls.
BIG bottles J OO Mch
limited time
ORANOC FLOWI
SKIN LOTION
lor dry r scniltlv skin. Nor
drying. Delicately fragrant Uiu
ally 12.00.
TIXTURI LOTION
. for coniplcuoui pores. Reniovtt
eiceii oil, penpiratlon, hclpa till,
lodge clogging duit. Uiually $2.
k . .... -" m
WOOD'S DRUG STORE
MEDICAL-DENTAL BLDQ.
XiiRiiflt 1, 1043
ri'r ' .
ONE YEAR OLD
Jerry Mussi'lmMii, Jr., ob
served his first birthday on
July the eighth. He Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mu
selman, 22'JO Itci'lainatlim
avenue, and the grandson of
Mr. and Mr. N. C. Mussel
man and Mr. and Mrs. II. M,
Metcall.
KenuellKHIs.
Wllloy-Sowell
At the hnmo of Itev. A.
Theodore Smith of North Sec
ond street a servlco was reacVjl
Wednesday at hulf iasl five
o'clock when Grace Hernlece
Sowell anil Austin I.eon Wil
Icy of Merrill were married
In the presence of frleiidn.
The couple will reside in Mer
rill. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sowell,
parents of the bride, and Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin Johnson were
present. Attendant w e r a
Mary Johnson and Lee Sowell.
Tho senior circle of the
Congregational church held
picnic on the lawn at Mrs.
Warden Nelson's, 2240 Apple
gute avenue. Friday, July tlio
twenty-fourth. In tho uhsenro
of the president, Mrs. Harvey,
no business meeting was ncici,
but plans for a rununago sal
In.
were discussed. Those prescj
were Mrs. Lee Sutton and
daughter, Fay, Mrs. Harvey
Lohr. Mrs. E. L. Mitchell,
Mrs, Etna Gentry, Mrs. C, L.
Reynolds, Mrs. William Lar
son, Mrs. L. J. Brink, Mr,
Glenn Stivers and Barbara,
,11.1. J ,T . AIAVII, HUP, II.
MeGllvrnv nml two nnnt.
Uh V 11 1 ...... . u 1
Buddy and Richard, Mrs,
James Lampropulos. Florence '
and Nlrkey, Mrs. John Loy,
Mrs. S. it. Herry and tho ho- j
less, Mrs. Nelson.
Lundqulit-Gray
In a five o'clock afternoon
ceremony on July the twenty
sixth, In tho Methodist par-'
sonago at 100S High street,
Miss Irlolco Valentino Gray of
Lincoln, Nebraska, becamt
the bride of Slgfrid Lund
quist of Minneapolis, Minne
sota. The Itev. Victor Phillips
officiated. Mrs. Mildred Epoch
of this city attended tho ccr$J
mony.
The Merry-Go Kouud club
met In Moore park Thursday,
July tho thirtieth, for a pic
nic lunch. Mrs. Uonnlo How
ard was hostess for the after
noon and other members and
guests were Mrs. L. J. Brink,
Mrs. Glenn Stivers and Bar
bara, Mrs. George Randnlt,
Mrs. S. R. Herry, Miss Vlr
glnlu Howard, Mrs. W. C.
Mllkcy, Mrs, G. C. Tatman
and Mrs. Thomas Rivers, ,
'
The Juvenile Neighbors of
Woodcraft aro planning a pic
nic In Moore park Monday,
August the third, at on
o'clock.
em
9
DOROTHY GRAY
LOTIONS
to help your skin
feel cool and look
flower-fresh
Phona 6T11
-..Jf ...