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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1944)
V 8, 1?44 ocal Man Weds English Girl Thnmin Eugene rimy, irciiiiiuu ncrai-mii wnn mo u. s. iirmy 1 and mm ' Mr nnU tMu ",t0 Hr"' ''"V" "'Uy Klum pi . and Corporal Joyce Lucy Wooclbrldge, (A.T.S.) young ffitw of Mr. unci Mm. W. E, WoodbrWgo of Amorslmm, r i .nfA murricu m tt j a tiiuun. iiiurniiiiiii. duck in. . inn. v v- - urn KllttllllKl. " "llircn. ta rector, the Reverend C. E. Ilrlggs, officiated, m 1V l,l ii I CI M..r :.l.nd. wore, roan , " nt Ilia organ Th brine w." - mid Miss Im by her futhor. She wore 1, If wnlKi'WOod bluo wool Vl i w It nmff and li"t to fty of Ion nnd cream emurcu rlildl. ii,,,iiint wan heir "Sr.i vonr old nloco, Llndu I srrli. who woru n frock lr np plk chiffon velvet lh h"phirdw hut trimmed I loco nnd bows to mulch. Sn of Phlludelphln, Penn- IT'loW" number of guests, LnnK WKim wrrn o"K ,". K.. of St. Augustine loridi, nd Servant John Ben- r(!r, prcspnt for tho reception ,le left (or Paignton, Devon, lioro they spent their honey. The bridegroom's gift to the u. .nrf brldeiimiild were ooChcs of gold wings. 8 8 8 wnrrf him been recolvcd hero l.it Mr. and Mm. Hlchnrd Tho- lian 01 uilivermijr, hihuhiiih, fro tho parents oi o son oorn in 20. Mrs. inoinnn is inn rmcr Evelyn Zumwalt of Mulln A um emnloycd in tho of- lets of the Weyerhaeuser Tim- r company ioiiowhik ncr (trim Hon from t h e Mntln high Ihool. Richard Thomun In tolMMr of geography nlverjlly f Aliibnma. t the Thn Juveniles of the Neigh- on of Woodcraft will hold ilcnlc on Wednesday, July 12. t the home of Alta Clark, 10B0 icidcmy street, at 1 o'clock. Texas Ceremony Irene Mury Pciirco, dnughtor of Mr. mid Mrs, John II. Pearcc of 1000 Arthur street, Klnmiith Kalis, becumo tho brldo of Pri vate Giirlnnd N. Foster, station cd at Kort Ullss, In u ceremony on Juno 21), Tho wedding ceremony took place, nt 8 o'clock In the evening In the Trinity Methodist church at El Paso, Texus, Tho couple left utter tho cere mony for Curlsbud Cuvenu, where they spent a thrcc-dny honeymoon. Attending them nt tho wed ding wero Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. Private Buckley was with Private Foster on duly In tho Aleutians. 8 8 Three R The Three R club mot on June 27 with El In Pauley at her homo on fl:il Roseway Drlvo for a 1 o'clock dessert luncheon. Pinochle wus played and high score went to Kuto ilogue, sec ond to Anna McCormlck and traveling award to Ida Muo Fctt. Eleven members were pres ent. They wero Jestla Knylor, Lucille Heifer, Kute Hoguc, Kathleen Hepburn, Anna Mc Cormlck, Jennie Steele, Anna Shafer, Kdna Plnney, Grace Harris, Ida Mae Fctt and tho hostess Ella Pauley. Tho noxt meeting will be on Tuesday, July 11. wllh Kath leen Hepburn at 1303 Oak street. I J : u fw t ; ' if 1 I MARRIED SUNDAY Mr. flnri f T CUIIU I I I .. . -& L. K,'"l.chrlstian church Sunday, Mrs. SmlthJa tho former Louellcn Knnnoll.KIlia "'i.H-,iki hi ii ,,,1 tmmmmmmMmmmmmmmnmmmmmtiijniQiiiwiiumrtiiipi 0 ' ' si' W i , V V , it L.. V i WED IN TEXAS ''EiepBne5TC0 0( Klamath Falls, was married In a ceremony :a'hlamet, Washln T June 29, to. Private Garland N. Foster of HERALD AND NEW?. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON rACI FIVI,, m '.it, 1 JS?W,.t I I 7 ,'Mrf 5f fec-'- ,f i t JJ.MIHIHI ii ! "s rt W, ftp -Mi I SrMSf d,. X, "m f ( I I . i J Ih it'.: f PI ? 1 1 i . i j ii n-; Many Enjoy Tea At O'Connor Home MERRILL In the charming garden at the Hugh O'Connor home, guests from Klamath Falls, Henley, Tulclake, Malln and Merrill admired the wealth of blossoms and enjoyed refresh ments at the silver tea sponsored Thursday, June 29, by the Altar society of St. Augustine church at Merrill. Mrs. O'Connor was assisted by members of tho society and by her three daughters, Kuthlccn, Mary Lou and Patsy. Tables for tea and coffee were placed on cither end of the gar- den terrace, At the tea service which flanked a central motif of mixed blooms, Mrs. M. A. Bow man of Merrill, Mrs. Jess Dieter of Tulclake and Mrs. E. M. Ham mond of Merrill served from two until five o'clock. The iced bev erage was served from a cut glass punch bowl. The coffee table, placed be neath a- huge garden umbrella, protected an arrangement of California poppies. Pouring at this table were Mrs. Mamie Gla comini of Merrill,. Mrs. Nona Corpcnlng of Olene and Mrs. Henry Cox, Merrill. ! A profusion of iris, peonies, and columbine contrasted with unusual arrangements of fruit about the rooms of the spacious home. Talented musical artists of the community contributed numbers to the program arranged by Mrs. Mamie Glacomlnl. 8 ' ' Klamath friends are sending felicitations to Lieut, and Mrs. L. A. Hammers (Marjorle South well) who are parents of a daughter born June 28, at Fort Sill, Okla., where the lieutenant was stationed until his recent transfer to Camp Van Dorn, Miss., Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Southwell of this city. 8 8. The Prosperity Rebekah drill team will practice on Wednes day, July 12, at 7:30 In the Odd Fellows hall. Lecture Dr.- Adolph Welnzlrl will speak to any Klamath woman Interested In the entertainment of servicemen in the Little The ater at the high school at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Dr. Weinzirl is in Klamath Falls in connection with a series of lectures being given to the younger girls on Monday eve nings. His topic for the afternoon will be "The Family In a World at War." This series of lectures will have great educational value to the women of this city and it is sponsored by the E. C. Brown trust division of social hygiene at the University of Oregon medical school in Portland. ,888 The Prosperity Rebekah lodge met on Thursday, July 6, at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows hall. Following the business meet ing, the IOOF members held their Memorial Day services. Al ma Cofer played on the piano "Rock of Ages" and a poem was read by Frances Munsell. The next meeting will be held on July 20. 8 8 8 Agricultural production in 1943 was 127 per cent of the 1935-39 pre-war average. Sprague Rivtr Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leek and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith spent the Fourth on a camping , trip on Wood river. They had a very nice time and enjoyed ! the fishing very much.. . - v Mr. and Mrs. Otis Krlder arid Daisy drove here from Canby over the weekend to visit Mr. "' and Mrs. Alto Leek. '. ' The semi-formal dance ipon- , sored by the Service League was 't well attended and enjoyed by nr all. The music was furnished by ,., local talent. '-. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Stinkard, daughter Linda and Mrs. Lena : Carmony moved this week to the property they recently purcnasea near Redding, California. owers Flower Shop 724 Pina . Ph. 9560 t,. ..jVu5v. -. . fiii. hi ii iii ,1 ma M i ii J niii.s ENGLISH WEDDING Tom Patty, stationed In England with the air corps, was mar ried in March to Joyce Woodbrldgo of Amcrsham, England. The ceremony took place at St. Mary's church in Amersham, Buckin-hamshire. Louellen Proctor Wfeds Lane Smith Louellen Proctor, dnutihler of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Proctor of Salem, and Lane Smith Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lane Smith of Kcno. wero married in a ceremony read by the Reverend C. Howard Hutchlns in tho First Christian church last Sunday morning, - ' Tho nine o'clock ceremony was read In the presence of a few friends nnd relatives. Tho brldo wore a light bluo street dress with accessories of whlto and a corsage ot gardenias and rosebuds. Her sister Lucille, was her only attendant and she wore a dress of pink with a corsago of forgct-mc-not.i and rosebuds. Best man was the father of tho groom. After tho ceremony a small reception was held at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Martin on East Main street for the bridal party and close friends. -Those attending wero Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Lcland Mnyfield, Mrs. Lane Smith, Mrs. Romnlne Thomas, Doris Ynntis, and Lu clllo Proctor. After the wedding the couple left for Salem where they will be until Lane reports back to Treasure Island where he is sta tioned with the navy. He has Just recently returned from overseas duty. Louellen Is a graduate of Klamath Union high school and she moved this last fall with her family to Salem. The groom is a graduate of the Keno schools. If you want to sell lt phone Tho Herald and News want ads." 3124. Surprise the, folks back home Send Them a Photograph Of You In Uniform! 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