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PACE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Augi
Chiloquin Home Is
Scene of Wedding
Miss DeLoralne Markwardt became the bride of Aviation
Radioman Second Class Loyal Heath, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Heath of Klamath Falls, in a beautiful home wedding at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Markwardt, the bride's parents,
in Chiloquin, at 7 p. m. on August 4.
The Reverend Leonard Buck of the Methodist Episcopal
church officiated at the double ring ceremony. .
The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore
a floor length white basket-weave dress with short sleeves and a
rounded neckline. A Juliet cap
of pearls held ner ungerup
length veil andshe carried a fan
bouquet 01 wmie camauuuB.
Mrs. Alfred Castel, Jr., the
bride's only attendant, wore a
floor length beige satin and chif
fon dress, with her arm bouquet
of pink ana wnne sweeipeas,
Neal Owens, Klamath Falls, cou
.in nf (hp hride. was best man.
Before the ceremony. Elida
DeBortoli, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. A. C. Gienger,
ni "Now I Know" and "Be
cause."
The marriage was performed
Id front of the fireplace, which
was decorated with white glad
ioli, carnations and fern, with
white tapers in tall candelabra.
A reception was held imme
diately following the ceremony.
A beautiful tiered bride's cake
of white centered the main table
and was served by Mrs. Walter
Zimmerman. Mrs. Ed Owens and
Louise Reid of Klamath Falls,
aunt and cousin of the bride,
poured coffee and punch.
Both of the young people are
graduates of Chiloquin high
school. Mrs. Heath is also a grad
uate of the University of Oregon
with the class of 1943. She was
active in campus affairs and
served as president of Susan
Campbell hall during her senior
year.
Mr. Heath has been overseas
for nearly two years, serving
with the navy in the Pacific
area.
' After a trip through the Rogue
River valley, Mr. and Mrs. Heath
Will travel to San Francisco
where he must report for duty.
For going away. Mrs. Heath
chose a suit of light blue with
navy accessories and an orchid
corsage.
Guests attending the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mark
wardt, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. War
ren, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hall, Mrs.
S Roy Geinger, Mrs. Gerald Wolff.
vMrs. A. C. Gienger, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Zimmerman, Mrs. Alfred
Castel, Jr., Elida DeBortoli and
Bonnie and Norma Lee Gienger,
all of Chiloquin.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Markwardt,
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Reid, Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Heath, Mrs. Robert
Heath, Mrs. Ed Owens, Mrs. Bes
sie Blackmore, Mrs". Gene Duffy,
Neal Owens, Mrs. James Van
Wormer, Maida Heath, Sharron
Owens and Louise and Patricia
, Reid, all of Klamath Falls.
. - Miriam - Allen of-: Silverton,
Oregon, and Lieutenant Benson
Mitchell ol foruana.
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Women Meet
On Friday, August 4, the
; home-making committee of the
Women of tne moose met in ine
Moose ball for a potluck lunch
' con and business meeting, with
-' ten members present
, At the card party, sponsored
fcy the Women of the Moose, Fri
day afternoon, eight tables were
m piay. nurjy oeu neia mgn
core, Sadie Rand second, and
the - special award went to
Blanche Pyle.
'- That evening they met in reg
ular session with the senior re
gent, Frances Waits, presiding
over the business meeting. The
meeting was called to order at
t p. m. and the roll of officers
was called, with all officers pres
ent except the pianist, Stella
Persell. Under the good of the
order, Agnes Lavasic received
toe special award, xnree candi
dates were balloted upon, to be
initiated at the next regular
meeting. Following the business
meeting the lodge adjourned un
til August its.
Auxiliary
Meetings of the Eagle's aux
iliary are held every Friday
' atpn i n a at. fho Inurop TrniT hall
" .at Ninth and Walnut. .Public
pinocnie parties are sponsored
every Wednesday evening in the
am n hall
The auxiliary will travel to
Bend on August 27 to institute
the auxiliary there. The auxil-
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uiuii win aiau lUKC
The Hazblns of the auxiliary
met m tne latter part of July
" at the home of Dolly Machado.
Pinochle was played and high
' score went to Phyllis : Steltzen
. mueller and second prize to
May Eck. The Hazbin meeting
for this month. will be announc
ed later.
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Woodcraft
'. ' Neighbors of Woodcraft met
i in the IOOF hall Monday eve
. ning, August 7, for a regular
business meeting and hard times
, party. The reward for the one at
tired most in the spirit of hard
times went to Rita Clark, and
following the business meeting
" and party a potluck supper was
- served. There will be a potluck
. supper following the next meet
ing, August 21. I
owers
Flower Shop
Bridal Shower
Mrs. William Walder, the for
mer Julia Denault, was honored
at a bridal shower given for her
at the J. A. Mahoney home on
North Ninth on Friday, August
4, by Mrs. Don urullner and Mrs,
Lynn McDaniels.
Bridge and whist were played
during the evening, with re
freshments served later. High
in bridge was won by Phyllis
Smith and low by Mrs. Stanley
Miller. High in whist was won
by Lucille Walz and Johanne
Siemens wts low.
Guests invited to compliment
Mrs. Walder were Mrs. Lyle
uurreu, Mrs. Stanley Miller,
Annabel Denault. Marv Mahon
ey, Mrs. Oscar Denault, Phyllis
bnuth, Mrs. Evan Hartin. Mrs.
Don Enclish. Mrs. Walter Jen-
drejewski. Mrs. Joe Mahoney
Jr., Lucille Walz, Mrs. Stewart
Patty, Mrs. James Cavanaugh,
Mrs. Lloyd Froom, Mrs. Don
Newsom. Johanne Siemens. Mrs.
Dave Shirk, Dorothy O'Sullivan,
Frances Balin and Patty Croup.
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Marine Officers
Dinner and dancing will be
enjoyed this evening at the oc
casion of the ooenine of the new
officers' mess and lounge at the
Marine Barracks.
The large room has lust been
finished and on one side has a
large circular window overlook
ing the Barracks area. Walls
have been finished with specially
selected wood.
Music for the dancing tonight
will be furnished by the Marine
Barracks dance band.
Auxiliary
The auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen met
Thursday, August 10, in the KC
hall with Mrs. J. N. Jensen,
president, in charge of the busi
ness meeting.
Mrs. Ed Brown was presented
with a twenty year pin from
the. grand lodge honoring her
twenty years of membership in
the lodge. Refreshments were
served at the close of the meet
ing by Mrs. V. C. Phillips as
sisted by Mrs. A. B. Guthrie
and Mrs. Fred Genereux.
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Social Club
Catherine Levings and Arloa
vnarus were nostesses to the
Rebekah Social club when it
met wpnnpsnav Annurf o nt tu
home nf F.liTJlhpth Pamckv K91
North Fifth. The potluck lunch
eon was served at tables on the
lawn, with 25 members present,
and wnrk nn tho TtoA n
quilts continued, with some of
me memoers doing jted Cross
knitting Thp novt ma,:.. :n
, o- ww... meeting Will
be a potluck luncheon also and
wui oe neia in tne juuf hall.
.
Complimented
' VL rvao given
for Mrs. Dena Haussman at her
home nn IMnnolin . -tt j
Klamath Falls recently; She re-
-ctvcu uiciuy oeauiiiiu ana use
ful gifts.
Refreshments
Mrs. Charles Nehl. Mrs n
Haekens, Mrs. Lena Brittain
BnH nnlmAe Uk. I TIT ,
- .i uud, cicu yrara
and Larry and Shirley, Mrs. M
C. Callahan, and three daugh
ter, vinia, unit a, and Sally,
and the guest of honor.
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Honors Visitor
T.AWnirTT. .WITTww
Paul Monroe entertained with a
luncheon on Saturday afternoon
honoring Mrs. Claudia Musick
who has been visiting here from
St. Louis.
i.io. inusiuK, mrs,
Lela Murray, Mrs. Mary Dear-
"" onie feppie, and
Mrs. Florence Botklns.
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Mr. and Mm TJi. ,
Jr. and two children, Clarissa
and John, left last Sunday for
-ity, uaiif.,
after visiting here with Mason's
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ineiiQB. wnne in Klamath
Falls thpv wera AniJt u.. ir
Masons father who resides at
nuseDurg.
S S S
Mm Mnfhow, TTi-i ... ,
ii. , ., , " iiiuigan ana
three children have been spend-
.,o Yvceli3 tne summer
cation season at Lake o' the
For Sale
BEAUTY
SHOP
Equipment
$700 Value
for $650 Cath
Phont 7438 or tee it
. for yourself? at
703 Mitchell
Mrs. Howard Hutchins and
Klamath Falls. Rev. Hutchins
Sylvia Thompson
s Bride. in
Af O mil llnrr ,Ar1Atnn UnU tn
BakersHela, Caluornia, Sylvia
j V A, kianwui raws, ana iieiuenani uni-
ford A. Clcyton. son of Mrs. Guy Brennan of Klamath Falls,
" v max l ItU U AUgUil
The ceremony was read by Chaplain Roscoe C. Miller, Jr., of
the army air field.
Matron of honor for the wedding was Mrs. John A. Brown of
Stavton. Oreernn. n enrnritv cietoi. hA hn; ...t i j
her south for the wedding.
sest man Wile I .lOntononl Tant
Curtis.
The new Mrs. Clayton wore
for her wedding ceremony, a
two-niece prenp rirp nf a molnn
Shadp. With Whttp ni..OMAliA. ant
an orchid shoulder corsage.
i ne matron ot n o n o r was
dressed in summer black with
white accessories.
After the wedding, the couple
went on their honeymoon to Car
mel, California, where they
stayed until Monday of this
week. Later. Lieutenant Clayton
had to report back to Minter
field, where he is a flying in
structor. Both Mr. and Mrs. Clavton at
tended Oregon State college
wnere sne was a member of Al
pha Delta Pi and he was affil-
iaferl with Ttalto c; nu:
a a a
Wiener Roast
Enjoying a wiener roast at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Eari Red
mond recently were the older
Younff Ppnnlp'c crni.r, nf tha
First Methodist church.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Bowman, Mr. and
Mrs. Randy Crawford, Prudence
Johns. Marcrarpt Wheplpi- TTlaa
Bingham. Bob Pease, Ann Blake,
a n i c e isarnsiaoie, Miriam
Smvh Tlmmtf n-illatlv TtT- A
Mrs. Earl Redmond.
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NEWCOMERS
daughter Phyllis are now making their home at S22 Lincoln In
is the new pastor of the First Christian church here.
Gudcrian picture.
South
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Claire Thompson, daughter of Mr.
Red Cross
The local Red Cross has been
assigned a quota of 288 apron
kit bags which are given to
every man embarking for over
seas duty. These kits contain
such items as a small soap box
and soap, deck of playing cards,
Dackaee of ciearpttps nr smnlr.
in? tnharrn janH rioarptto nnmiM
shoe polishing cloth, small pen
cil wun cap, pactcagc ot en
velopes and paper, package of
double edge razor blades, pair
oi tan snoe laces, waterproof
match box if available, a small
book, and a sewing kit.
The quota is comparitively
small for the large number
needed at the present time and
women are asked to give a few
hours a week until the kits and
the "housewives" arp rnmnlptpH
and ready for packing.
There are also to be made
comfort articles for men con-
finprf tn hncnitals Thpcp in
clude SOO bedside bags. 500 u fi
lmed bags, 400 housewives
(sewine kits), and 200 nairc nf
slippers.
Also to be made at the center
are ten layettes. All of this
material is cut out and waiting
to be made up.
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EVERBODY'S
Womens Society
All circles of the Women's
Society of Christian Service of
the First Methodist church unit
ed for a covered dish luncheon
Thursday on the lawn at the
home of Mrs. L. K. Phelps at
1057 Auburn.
Seventy were present to en
joy the' luncheon, which was
served cafeteria style, and to
honor Mrs. li. S. Wood's eighty
first birthday. A beautifully
decorated birthday cake was cut
by Mrs. Wood, and several of
her older friends presented her
with a gift following the lunch
eon. A birthday poem, com
posed by Mrs. George Casper
entitled "A Birthday Tribute"
was read and dedicated to Mrs.
Wood also.
Pinochle Club
Thursday. August 10. Kath-
ryn Billings entertained Ye
Olde Pinochlo club at her home.
Following luncheon at 1 p. m.
tne aiiernoon was spent at
cards. Kathryn Billings held
high score, Violet Vance second,
Vclma Mitchell low, and the
pinochle went to Agnacc Lowe.
Attending were Mrs. Cory and
Mrs. Billings Sr., Melba Daniel
son, who will be hostess for the
next meeting, Grace Bock, Vel-
ma Mitchell, Violet Vnnce,
Esther Adkisson, Lulu Wilson,
Agnace Lowe and the hostess.
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Council Groups
On Thursday, 27 women of the
three council erouns of the First
Christian church enjoyed a pic
nic lunch and general meeting
at the home of Mrs. Ralph Clapp,
Mrs. Fred Peterson and her
guest, Mrs. Sid Evans, furnished
an interesting program featur
ing the study of the American
Indian.
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In smart 6 ounce ceramic art con
tainers, each ,S4.f0, plut taxeJi,
Social
Calendar
Saturday, August 12
Members and guests of the
Reames Country club will hav
an informal dance at the Coun
try club at 10 o'clock
Wfdntidny, August 23
' Annual Sojourners picnic to
be held at Mooro pnik. Chair
man fur tho nffulr is Mrs. Glen
Jones,
Wednesday, September 13
Regular meeting of Sojourners
at the Wlllard hotel at 12:45
with a luncheon and curds. All
newcomers to tho city are in
vltod to attond.
$
Bridal Shower
On tho ovcnlng of Friday,
July 28, a bridal shower honor
ing Mrs. Wilfred Brazil, the
formor Mary Brocktrup, win
given at tho homo of Mrs. E. O.
Sollc, 1410 Lookout. Summer
flowors wore used about the
rooms and on tho tables, and
the gifts were charmingly ar
ranged and presented.
Those honoring Mrs. Brazil
were Mrs. Ted Hoff, Mrs. K.
M. Peterson. Mrs. Frank Dorn,
Mrs. Leonard Peterson. Mrs.
Oscar Sollc, Mrs. H. L. Jurgen
sen. Mrs. J. N, Brocktrup. Mrs.
Anker Sollc, Mrs. Einer Brands
ness, Mrs. Don Newsom, Mrs.
Elmer Link, Mrs. Palmer Sollc.
Mrs. Goorgc Peterson, Miss
Katherlno Brazil, Mrs. Gerald
Amorllng, Mrs. Elmer Sollo.
Mrs. Frank Soblzak, Mrs. H. A.
Sollo, Mrs. Art Solle. Mrs. John
Paul. Mrs. lima Olson. Mrs
Clifton Ongman, Mrs. Dick
Carlson, Mrs. Astrld Johnson
and Mrs. Carl Brandsness.
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Visitors Here
Guests here this week are
Captain and Mrs. Francis W
r'eak and busan from tsanta Ann
Calif., who are visiting with his
brotner and family. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Peak and Jimmy. Cap.
lain rtRK is a lormer cicntisi
hero and Is with tho army air
forces at Santa Ana. Mrs. Penh
and Susnn live at Balboa island
Also here are anothor broth
A anA hi .utf n .)
wiiu mo Al . nnu .1,1!,
Frank Peak, of Gresham. and a
sister and her husband. Dr. and
Mrs. Virgil L. Brooks of Euneno
They all left the middle of th s
week to spend soma time at the
rrancls Peak and Josenh Peak
cabins at Lake o' the Woods.
Jolly Neighbors
The Jolly Neighbors met at
tne homo of Mrs. James Francis
on Cannon on Wednesday, Aug'
ust a.
The picnic luncheon was serv
ed on the lawn and a plcnsnnt
social afternoon was spent.
unose present were Mrs. C. L
besslcr. Mrs. Hans Frc . Mrs. R
Bernard McDonald, Mrs. James
Cooper. ,Mrs. C. W. Sessler, and
Mrs. Joseph Russell.
The hostess was assisted bv
Mrs. C. L. Sessler. Tho next
meeting will be hold at the
home of Mrs. Andrew Eck of
zaoB wantland.
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Betty Buchanan will be home
Sunday to visit her parents and
friends. She is employed by the
ooumorn racmc company in
uaxianci.
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WITHAGE
Ceremony Read at
Presbyterian ChurcH
Lucille Tllton, dnughter of Mr. and Mrs An,.
.11.. !....... tl,p l.rl. nf ,.., c,. D, Till.. .
city, became tho brldo of Seiimnn Socoiut Cln'. n'i '"mi o! i
of 6akland Inst Friday evening, August 4, J TU
church
Tho Rovoroml
Duvld F. Burnett Jr
mony ut eight
Best mini
Mrs. Weber note
the bride's sisters, Juno nnd Patsy Tllton. rt "'R N
JUST ONE
Gary Donald Rolben wns one
'ear old rccontly nnd celebrut
ed his first birthday with a
birthday party at the homo of
his grnndpiirents In Tulelnko.
He is tho son of Lt. and Mrs,
Donald Rclben.
Kenncll-Ellls
Birthday Party
Jimmlo Robertson, son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Marvin Robert.mn of
032 North Third, observed his
fifth blrthdny on Tuosdny nfter
noon, August 8, when his mother
cntcrtnlncd a group uf his young
plnymntes at n party.
Those who rolobrnted with
Jlmmle were Snra nnd Angus
Stewart, Gerry Igl, Guy Munsell,
Bobbio Campbell, Jnck Sllvey,
Mary Jnno Everett, ttonnlo
Probst, Michael nnd Timothy
Hnyden. Eric Lundgrcn and
Stunrt Robertson.
All-year, all-purpose
Chesterfield coat of
100 percent virgin
wool, B e a utlfully
styled, $45
Tailored sulU with dis
tinctive dresamaker
details featuring un
usual lapel treatments,
pockets, buttons. Sires
10 to 26H. $45
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fend the
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A big birthday cakoc.nl,
o pretly refreihnientffl
the afternoon wan .. IS
Bobby and Wayne cRboV
heir mother. Mrs. Gilbert
borne. Ty nnd Karon if.ii"
their mother. Mrs. Lynn A
Honnle Hlnchcllffo ,d 1
mother wife of UW1J
nincncilflo. Hilly , jrl
v...w,,,v ,,, .,r mother, Id
r.dgnr Osborne. Hi.rlnr. t..2
dnughter o( Ma)or and Mri.fi
, w, ii.iv! wun nrr niolntr i
Judy nnd Idn Lou Llrbor
ter of Llrutvnnnt Hid Mrs. il
crn wiener una tier molhtt
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Mrs. Leslie Rouen, Mn Stj
Wnrron nnd Dnnalrl I.
hnvo returned from Sin M
eisco nnd the Bsy dlitrtct wJ
they hnve been (or tandiyiJ
Dusiiirss ana picaur trip,
their way home, they itopprf
nt Chtco to see Mr. ind Vl
Chnrlos Collier. They wen
comnnnica trom thlco by 1
Collier who Is now here vk'i
with frlenda and reUtlvei
Grey . . . besullful,
dutiful grey is on tha
horizon for Fall. And
it has a bright futuri
In tho many dlffewnt
coats and suits, thai
we've collected to help
you look your very
best this season.
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