June Marie Brown
Weds Capt. Cohea
Sacred Heart Church Scene of Wedding Cere
mony Held August 14 in Klamath Falls
A wedding ceremony of Into summer won aolomnlzcd In
the Sacred Hon it church on Saturday, August tho fourteenth,
when Minn .Tune Mnrlo Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mm. P. W.
Drown of Drimi 117.11 become tha brldo of Cnptnln Jeo L, Cohca,
now stationed nt C'ump While.
Reverend Father Timothy Caney rood .the double-ring cere
mony at half pout five o'clock In the afternoon.
The bride wore a whlto marrjillsctto dremi with lace panel
and a limn train. Her only Jewelry wa a string of pearl. She
wore a fingertip veil of lliuxlon net hold In place by two white
gardenia and bouvardla. She
carried a while prayer book
with gardenia and long white
rlhbnn trenmpr.
Her maid of honor wa Mlm
Pot to Campholl and brides,
maid were Mary lleth Ham
mond and Mr. Jack Llskoy.
They wore blue and yellow
dresse with bou(uot of glad
ioli and bouvnrdla with
French mnllne.
Host man for the ceremony
wiik Lieutenant Robert Lump
kin, and the uher wa Mar
tin Drown, brother of tha
bride.
The church wn decorated
with whlto and the oltur wm
banked with whlta gladioli.
"Avo Maria" wo lung dur
ing the ceremony by Ml
Mary Loulso Sexton.
Mr. Brown, the mother of
tho brldo, wore teal blue with
liver icquln and navy blue
acceaiorlc.
A reception wa held later
at tho Pelican party room for
the brldnl party. Centerpiece
on the tublo wa the three-tiered
wedding cake topped with
a miniature toldlcr and hi
bride. The bride1 grandmoth
er, Mr. D. W. Ferguson, cut
the cake and helped crve.
The bride ha been employ
ed a aecretary In the adjutant
general' division at the pot
headquarter at Comp Whlto
for the past year and one half.
She attended Oregon State col
lege and I well known in
Klamath Fall.
Captain Cohea 1 from
Springfield, Tenncaaee, and 1
with the infonlry at Camp
White. He I a graduate of
Vondcrbllt college In Nash
vllle, Tenneasce, and whllo
there wo affiliated with Sig
ma Alpha Epallon fraternity.
The young couplo left oon
after the ceremony for. a
week' honeymoon at Diamond
lake. From there they went to
Medford where they aro now
making their home.
Among the guest for tho
wedding were Mr. and Mr.
D. W. Ferguson of Stockton,
and frlonds from Bonanza,
Medford. Tulclake and Klam
ath Fall.
art needlework;
club to have
first meeting
Member of the Art Needle
work club will gather at the
country home of Mr. Lyle O.
Mill, in the Pine Grove dis
trict, for the first meeting of
tho new club icason on Wed
nesday afternoon, September
tho first, at two o'clock.
This club, the oldcit social
club In Klamath Falls Is now
entering upon It thirty-seventh
year with Mrs. George
Hum a president; Mrs. C. H.
Underwood, vice-president and
Mrs. J. F. Gooller, secretory
and treasurer, a position Mr.
Gocllcr ho filled for the post
twenty-six year. The club
membership Is limited to eight
een and Includes many rep
resentatives of old families of
Klamath Fall.
GARWIN GASTER
OBSERVES THIRD
ANNIVERSARY
Garwln Gaster, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Gaster, cele
brated his third birthday with
a lawn pnrty at the home of
hi parents on Monday, Aug
ust the sixteenth.
Tho small guests and their
mothers were Zono, Lynn and
Mr. Ira Zlrklc; Judy and
Mrs, Ed Schnccbcck; Darlene,
Anncllo and Mrs. Paul Gas
ter; Donald, Rosalind and
Mr. Ray Kellnr; Linda and
Mrs. Duko Lorton, Beverly,.
Linda, Carl and Mrs. G. Hunt;
Patricia and Mrs. M. K. Mc
Auloy of Mesa, Arizona; Kar
en Gaster; Clara Wlncgar and
Mrs. S. A. Gaster, Garwln's
grandmother. . ..
RICHARD ARNOLD
FIVE YEARS OLD.
ON AUGUST 21
Llltlo Richard Arnold wj
ontortalned last Saturday with
n naliyltUnvlinn nnrtv at tVlA
homo of Mrs, Louis Corrignn
on Monclnlro streot.
Richard is tho son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur A. Arnold of
Conby street and celebrated
his fifth birthday. HI guests
word Knren and Loulso Spetz,
Clifford and Kothlcon Rowo,
Tricstn Burgoyno, Johnnie
Holloway and Lee Robertson.
Singer To Be
Heard Here
Conrad Schultz To Be
Heard in Concert at
Presbyterian Church
Mr. A. J. Voyo will pre
vent one of her outstanding
voice itudcnt, Conrad
Schultz, In a concert to be
given at tho Presbyterian
church Thursduy evoning,
September the iccond, at a
quurter bait eight o'clock.
Conrad, who I nineteen
and the ion of Mr. and Mr.
O. A. Schultz of Tulclake,
wa very enthusiastically re
ceived recently In San Fran
cisco by George Gibson Davis,
well-known critic of that area.
After ho hud heard Conrad
sing, Duvls, according to Mrs.
Voyo, ald that the young
man had one of the best dra
matic voice he had ever
heard.
While In the bay area young
Schultz wa also advlacd by
tho owner of a radio station
there to try for civic opera.
In voice recital given pre
viously by Mr. Voye, Conrad
ha been extremely popular
with the local audiences.
Guest artist at the concert
to be given Thursday will be
Mia Dora Schindler, violin
ist, of Tulclake, who will
filay four concert number.
Mis Schindler Is alio nine
teen year old. She received
her training in music In Los
Angeles. The talented violin
ist also plays the cello.
Ticket to the concert,
which i Invitational, are be
ing sent out this week.
MASONS TO Lf?AVE
FOR CALIFORNIA
NEXT WEEK
Farewells were being said
thl week to Mr. Burge Ma
son Jr., and Clarissa and John,
who will leave early next week
for King City, Cnllfornla to
Join Mr. Mason. He Is primary
instructor for the army air
forces there.
Mrs. Horry D. Bolvln and
Mr. Arthur W. Larsen enter
tained with a dessert bridge
at the Pelican, party room on
Thursday afternoon honoring
Mrs. Mason.
There were four table of
bridge in play with high score
going to Mrs. Robert Thomp
son and second to Mrs. Wil
liam A, Spongier. Also dur
ing tho afternoon guests pre
sented handkerchiefs to Mrs.
Moson.
Early fall flowers were used
to decorato tho room and as
centerpiece.
DORRIS COUPLES
GUESTS AT LAKE
OVER WEEKEND
Guests at the C. E. Morri
son cabin at Lake o' the Woods
last weekend were a group of
young couples from Dorrls
who spent a few days there.
Included in tho party were
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ballard,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Olson,
Mr. and Mrs. G. P, Kelton,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kor
win, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Gor
don and Mr. and Mr, James
Morrison,
Lieutenant and
left last week
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WED RECENTLY
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cohca were married at the
Sucrcd Heart church on August the fourteenth.
She Is tho former Juno Maria Brown.
Kcnnell-Elli
Wednesday Club
Gives Tea Friday
Young Women of St. Paul's Church Sponsor.
Fall Affair at Goeckner Home
Members of the Wednesday club of St. Paul's church held
a "Rushing Tea" at the home of Mrs. Edward Goeckner on
345 North Tenth street Friday afternoon between the hours of
three and six o'clock.
The table centerpiece was of rosebuds and maiden hair
fern. Rose tapers also decorated the table and were tied with
moire ribbon which extended over the hand-woven lace table
cloth.
At the two silver tea services, Mrs. D. V. Kuykendoll,' Mrs.
R. Hcber Kadcliffc, Mrs. L. S. Tyrrell, Mrs. Marvin K. Lucas,
Mr. Neol Stewart, and
Mrs. Francis R. Olds, charter
members of the organization,
presided throughout the after
noon. '
Assisting about the rooms
were Mrs. Edward Goeckner,
Mrs. Truman Berg ,Mrs. Rich
Mr. Truman Berg, Mr. Rich
ton, Mr. John Schubert, Mrs.
Phil Schroedcr, Mr. Percy
Webb, Mr. ' Edwin Schnce-'
beck and Mrs. Frank Bogatay.
The rooms of the house were
colorfully decorated with
Mlchaclmos daisies, aster and
njilox.
Approximately eighty-five
guests wcro invited for the
tea hours.
The Wednesday club was or
ganized seventeen years ago
and is sponsored by the St.
Paul's church for young wom
en of the city. The meetings
are held on the first end third
Wednesday evenings of each
month at tha St. Paul's parish
hull.
Meetings are social gather
ings where bridge is played or
the young women bring their
sewing.
Tho first regular meeting of
tho year will bo held on 'Sep
tember the first at eight O'
clock. Hostesses will be new
officers. They are Mrs. Rich
ard Hlbbs, Mrs. Edward
Goeckner and Mrs. Truman
Berg.
Tho first project of the ycor
will be a rummago sale given
on September the eleventh
with Mrs. Harold Shaffer as
chairman,
Moving to Portland next
week are Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wilson and sons, Robert and
Richard. Mr. Wilson has been
employed by tho Weyerhaeu
ser Timber company and Mrs.
Wilson has been assistant sec
retary of the chamber of commerce.
LEAVE FOR GEORGIA .:
Mrs. David Tottcn and daughter Karen Myrle
for Fort Bcnning, Georgia, where Lieutenant
Tottcn is stationed.
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MRS. SANDERS
HONOR GUEST
AT BRIDGE PARTY.
Mrs. Thomas B. Masscy en
tertained at her home at 1830
Earle street on Thursday ev
ening for Mrs; Martin Sanders
who will leave for Bend soon.'
Bridge was played during the
evening with two tables in
play.
High score went to Mrs. De-.
lo Mills and a traveling prize
went to Mrs. Sanders.
Late summer flowers were
placed around the room and
after bridge, refreshments
were served.
Those attending were Mrs.
Embert Fossum, Mrs. Lloyd
Prock, Mrs. William Kuyken
dall, Mrs. Richard Hibbs, Mrs.
George Sprogue, Mrs. Dclos
Mills, the guest of honor and
the hostess.
AUGUST MEETING
OF GARDEN CLUB
TO BE MONDAY
The Klamath Falls Garden
club will hold its regular
monthly meeting this coming
Monday, August the thirtieth.
Winter care of beets, carrots
and other root vegetables will
bo the subject of a talk given
by Mrs. A. O. Roenlcke.
The meeting will be held in
the club rooms at the city li
brary. Plans will be discus
sed for the flower show and
luncheon to be held next .
month. Schedules will also be
given for the flower show,
according to Mrs. Horace
Getz, president of the Garden
club.
Miss Keating
Entertains
Kincaid Home Scene .
Of Birthday Party
Saturday Night
Mis Peggy Keating was
hostess at the George Kincaid
home on Lakeshoro drive
Saturday night, August the
twenty-first, on the occasion
of her birthday.
Game were played during
the evening and gueat later
enjoyed refreshments.
Those who honored Miss
Keating were Mis Merlon Al
brecht, Mis Mary Lou John
ton, Mi Mary Jane Drake,
Mia Mary Corrlgan, Mis
Jean Wieaendanger, Miss Nel
lie Gardner, Miss Dorothea
Elllngson, Miss Marcllle Rey
nolds, Miss Jeanne Long,.
Miss Dorothy Herman, Mrs.
Lawrence Ray, Miss Marly
Steinselfer, Mis Lucy Kim
ball, Miss Laura Kimball, Miss
Gale Motley, Miss Marlyn
Longborg, Miss Nancy Ben
net, Miss Maxine Liskey, Miss
Nadine Palmcrton, Miss Su
zanne Michclson, Miss Virgin
ia Howard, Miss Barbara
Moore and Miss Virginia El
len Smith.
Farewell Party
Given For Two
Fred Floetke and Van
Thome Are Guests of
Honor at Cal-Ore
Fred Floetke, Jr., and Van
Thome were honored by mem
bers of Baldy Evans dance
band at a party held at Cal
Ore on Sunday evening, Aug
ust the twenty-second. Fred
left this last Thursday for
duty with the navy and Van is
expecting a call in the air
corps soon.
Those who honored the two
were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Der
by, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Floetke,
Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fos
dick, Mrs. Van Thome, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Olsen, Mr. and
Mrs. Baldy Evans, L. A. Tur
pin, Jerry Einarsson, David
M oca bee, Art Swanson, Ken
neth Burrough, Steve Stone,
PFC Jack Hanson, Miss Lois
Stcinersen, Miss Evelyn Dir
schl. Miss Gail ' Snodgrass,
Miss Vivian Dirschl, Miss
Alice Wells and Miss Doris
Phillips
SOJOURNERS
HAVE PICNIC
THIS WEEK
About seventy Sojourners,
guests and children enjoyed a
picnic at Moore park on Wed
nesday, August the twenty
fifth. After lunch, bridge
was played and the children
enjoyed games.
Guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Byron Friedman,
Mrs. C. R. Kingan, Mrs. Vin
cent Beschel, Mrs. W. E. Wies
endanger, Mrs. R. W. Coules,
Mrs. Virgil Rexford, Mrs. Jack
Schulze, Mrs. Minnie Peery,
Mrs. Bob Herron, Mrs. H. C.
Moore, Mrs. T. Molatore,
Mrs. Joseph Barry, Mrs. Oliv
er Moen and Billie Mae Ellis.
Mrs. E. M. Raymond will be
In charge of the next regular
meeting on the second Wed
nesday in September. All new
comers to the city are invited
to attend.
COOPERS RECEIVE
WITH PARENTS
AT RECEPTION
A golden wedding anniver
sary was observed recently in
Eugene for Mr. and Mrs. Mor
ris W. Cooper, who were at
home to about one ' hundred '
callers.
The couple are the parents
of Mr. Forrest Cooper of
Portland and Lakeview and
who is well-known here. Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Cooper re
ceived with his parents at
their' home for the golden
wedding celebration. Mrs.
Forrest Cooper had charge of
the reception.
MISS LINDBERGH
COMPLIMENTED .
.ON BIRTHDAY .
Mrs. Carl Lindbergh was
hostess at a birthday party in
honor of her daughter, Neli,
on Sunday afternoon, August
the twenty-second, at half
past one o'clock at the Lind
bergh home on 713 North
Ninth street.
Many lovely gifts were op
ened by the honor guest after
which refreshments were serv
ed. Guests were Miss Doris Yan
tis, Miss Brita Strld, Miss Mar
tha Eastman, Miss Eva Rae
Jacobson, Miss Roberta Alex
ander, Mrs. Vergil Nelson and
Mrs. Rufus Qulllen.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Proctor
gave a dinner party at their
home, 638 North Eighth street
on Tuesday evening honoring
Donald Phelps who leaves
soon to enter the armed serv
ices. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Phelps, Merland and Donald
and Ruth Pennington were the
. guests for the evening.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Miss Barbara Moore' parents this week an
nounced her engagement to Donald Mast. No
wedding plans have yet been made.
Kennell-Ellls
Plans Being Made
For Fall Luncheon
Library Club To Give Annual Flower Show' and
Lunch September 13 at Willard Hotel N
Plans for the annual fall luncheon and flower show slated
for Monday afternoon, September the thirteenth, at one o'clock
by the Klamath Falls Woman's Library club, are being com
pleted by committees this week.
Reservations for the luncheon, to be given In the Willard
hotel, must be made before Friday, September the tenth, it
was announced. All women in the city, regardless of their
affiliations, are invited to accept membership in Library club.
Memberships may be obtained the day of the luncheon. Mrs.
Matthew Rauw is membership chairman.
Chairman of this
years
luncheon is Mrs. Frank Hamb
let. Her telephone number is
4373, and members of her
committee include Mrs. Har
ry Goeller. 4664; Mrs. D. N.
Clemens, 5431; Mrs. Warren
Bennet, 4325; Mrs. Kenneth G. 1
Klahn, 5871. The committee
hopes to contact Library, club
members but those desiring to
attend the luncheon would
make it much simpler for the
workers if they would call in
their reservations to any of
the above as soon as possible.
The program for the year is
also near completion, accord
ing to Mrs. E. D. Hamacher,
chairman. These programs will
be printed and distributed at
the luncheon.
MISS LESMEISTER
TO BEGIN NURSES
TRAINING SOON.
Miss Dorothy Lesmeister,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs P.
J. Lesmeister of this .city, will
enter the St. Joseph's school
of Nursing on September the
sixth, to begin training for the
United States cadet nurses
corps.
Miss Lesmeister is a gradu
ate of Sacred Heart Academy
with the class of 1943.
Before entering school, she
Is vacationing in Portland.
Mrs. G. Logan Black was
hostess to a few friends for
tea last Saturday afternoon
at half past three o'clock at
her home on 207 Grant street.
Summer flowers decorated
the room.
Tea was served during the
afternoon to Mrs. Dennis
Doyle, Mrs. Lew Thurber,
Mrs. Hi Thurber, Mrs. Ted
Schuh, and Mrs. P. A. Everett
and daughter Mary.
TO ENTER TRAINING
Miss Dorothy Lesmeister will
enter St. Joseph's school of
nursing in Tacoma in Septem
ber. Comart
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YOUNG PEOPLE
ENJOY. OUTDOOR
PARTYDANCING
Miss June Bosworth and
Miss Lois Cada were hostesses
at the Bosworth home on Con
ger avenue Friday .evening to
a group of the younger set
who are starting back to school
this coming week.
Guests were invited to come
at about seven o'clock and
they , enjoyed a regular picnic
supper around the outdoor
fireplace. Dancing was later
enjoyed inside.
Those invited by the two
hostesses were Barbara Ros
kamp, Ruth. Merrill, Joan
O'Neill, Mary Lou Timmons,
Charlotte Carter, Sally Muel- .
ler, Margaret Flock, Effie Bot
ens, Ted Reeves, Fred Reeves,
Tom . Snyder, Jerry Snyder,
Jerry Hicks, Jimmy Howard,
Dick Eatherton, Forrest Losee
and Scott Reed.
LEAGUE PLANS
RUMMAGE SALE
FOR SEPTEMBER
The first activity of the
League of Women Voters up
on the start of the fall pro
gram will be a rummage sale
to be held on Saturday, Sep
tember the eleventh, at 1021
Main street. Mrs. Roland
Wright and Mrs. Frank Jenk
ins will be in charge of the
sale. -
The co-chairmen will re
ceive rummage articles on
Friday, September the tenth,
it is announced, or if the don
ors cannot bring goods to the
place of the sale, they may
call Mrs. Howard Barnhisel
at 4195, and the articles will
be picked up. .
BEVERLY REED
. MAKES PLANE
TRIP HOME
Beverly Jean Reed of the
WAVES, now stationed at
Pasco air base in Washington, .
made a flight home by plane
on . Wednesday evening re
turning the following day.
Beverly has been assigned
to her new position in the log
office of the air base. Her'
work is checking planes in
and out on various flights.
Beverly is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Reed and
a sister of Audrey Reed of
312 McKinley street. She was
graduated from Klamath Un
ion high school in 1939.
Visiting here for the past
month has been Mrs. Ann
Narey of St. Paul, Minnesota,
who has been staying at the
home of her daughter-in-law
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Brady
Narey at the Audley apart-
. ments' She has also visited in
Seattle and Montana. She re
turned to- St. Paul on Satur-
day morning.
Engagement
Announced ;
Barbara Moore Will
Wed Donald Mast;
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Moore
of 1944 Auburn street this
week announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Bar
bara Helen, to W. Donald
Mast, son of Mr. and Mr.
L. I. Ogden, 4316 BarUett
street.
No date has been act for
the wedding as Don will
leave early this coming week
for naval training. ..
Both are graduates of
Klamath Union high - school
with the class of 1943. Bar
bara was active In dramatic
in school and wa also a mem
ber of various school organi
zations. She is also a past
queen of Bethel 6 of Job's
Daughters. She will enter
Oregon State college at Cor
vallis this fall.
Don was an outstanding
athlete in high school and re
ceived the Lion's club award
for being the most valuable
player on the football team.
He was also the captain.
Abbott Family
Given Party
Friends and Neighbors
Are Hosts at Affair
For Homedale Family
One of the lovely parties
this past week was the one '
given by friends and neighbors
of the Sid Abbott family who
have recently moved from the
Homedale community to
Klamath Falls.
Those honoring the Abbott
family were Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon Brumbaugh, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Holloway, Mrs. George
Walton, Mr. and Mrs. J, T.
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wiard, Mrs. Calvin Peyton,'
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Robinson,
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Be Is, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Melaas, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee McMullen, Mrs.
John Yates, Mr. and Mrs. P.
D. Schroeder, Miss Katherine
Walton, Miss Madeline Baals,
Miss Ruth Hill and Miss Fran
ces Lee McMullen. -
After tho rilniur tha Ah.
botts were presented with a
gayly decorated basket of
' -home canned fruits and vege-
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ORIONS ENJOY
SUMMER. PICNIC. .
AT MOORE PARK :
- Recently -enjoying a-rammer
- picnic at Moore - park
were the Orions, young wom
en' organization of the First
Methodist church.. A social
time was enjoyed.
Those who attended were
Mrs. Cecil Juniper, Mrs. Paul
Lee and son, Mrs. Troy Cook
and children,. Mrs. William
Boyer and children, Mr. Jack
Murphy and children, Mrs.
Charles Cummings and child
ren and Mrs. Edwin Schnee-
beck and children. . -.
The next meeting will be
held in the ladles parlor of the
church on September the four
teenth. AU members should be
present as business meetings
are to start for the winter,
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PHELPS' HOSTS
AT LAWN SUPPER
FRIDAY EVENING s
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Phelps entertained at a family
dinner on their lawn at 1957
Auburn street Friday even
ing, August the twenty-seventh,
in honor of William Mel
base, Jr. who is home on leave
from the navy after seeing
service in Sicily, and also for
their son Donald who leave
soon. Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. William Hel
hase, Beverley, Dick and Wil
liam, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Cleo
Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. R. V.
Morgan, Lois, , Genevieve,,
Marylyn, Aletha and Raphael,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs.. Arch Proc
tor and Mrs. Howe, guests,
and Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Don
. aid and Merland.
COON CHILDREN j
HONORED AT ,
BIRTHDAY: PARTY
Honor guests for a birthday
party on Saturday, August
the twenty-first, were Ray
mond and Stanley Coon. Ray
mond was three years old and
it was Stanley's second birth
day. ' -'.'
The two boys are the young
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Leo L.
Coon of 2007 Arthur street.
Refreshments were served
during the afternoon to Mrs,
Walter Robinson and daught
er, Bertha Bennett, Mrs. Jack
Fellows and Mrs. O. J. Christ
ianson, grandmother of tho
boys. '
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