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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1944)
f1-1' nane Reames Golf and Country Club, A r m 81 1 ' I1 11 f u V"r 1 " -jflB.V'J Mid-Summer Dnn August 129 1944 "II 1 fit mm t n 7 v jujrv?& tun Betty Faircld and LfiWhitlatch Marry Wtd at a four o'clock ceremony in the Prosbytcrlnn church k Thursday were Betty Fulrclo, diiuuhter of Mr. mid Mrs. J. A. umo. and Lieuiennni I'mil wmtmicn, Don 01 Mr. nnu mis. w, '. Whitliilch. iilko of till city. st fV The ceremony won rciid by iho Reverend David F. Barncll K the First Presbyterian church. The bride, uiven In marring, by her father, -'wore a while Win drna with a train nnd fadliloncd with n xwectheart neck- 't. Her only jewelry wiiji n A iX'tsiranu ot pearls. Her veil ol ncl trimmed with lace -4 cauitht Bt the crown with ay wintc llower.H, , Sho carried bouquet of carnation nnrl lilmoiytolorcd rosebuds. Her sister. Shirlev Fnlreln u the maid ot honor, and she fwc a pale blue kuwii of not ra nee. biio carried a bouquut I luichia-colored asters. Pnul arclo was tho best man for tho Kremonv. nnrl nuit n.. fhiilalch and Wendell Waln- ngni. Prcccdine the cornm W(C Mcfntvrn reh orsan, Schubert's "Scr and "110111111100." The Ky'onnl.wns tho "WcddinR 'ch from I.iiln,,ri.. n.. Ktwloiial wa: by Mendelssohn. ; Ption was lckl nl tll0 F(ll.cl0 V' Ln ', c,.llcy for nombcr of : Wutc "m,l,ly- LBlcr c S&n,!)t""h0rlWOddln8 U. VIIII,.I.,K ..... ... ... it armu nV- ihuii wiin army air corps. M. anrl M,... i . ' K wcii-k ow'n "h " ' 1,10 Li.5. l!,o nllontled Orcuon l.rBe0rSyArmSlr0"8'S fi 0 t rv. 8 8 8 Micers' Wives ilhIVh!. m ""''-p1-.'' connected ' W?r i10 ,Bnrruc mot F- 0 I imu? ' ,0. l,omc ot Mrs. deMnti ln?4 LexinKton '"m . (I, '""chcon nnd to wives. ub o lhJ officer's ftlnn,0,1"0 C,?Cti!C' 4 MWO eS ,C.osfn na Prealdenl. WBBcViVn . s JVTS' Lowell Slephon i k l; "Mrotnry, . Mrs. S. Knsper: trcasuret. Mrs. hl, Z r :v,clPhone com hec E' ?'.?n?si socinl com- J , uuviiii I . M ni 1 inrri n.?.. epmmitteo, Mrs. Si."i. u". Hod Crnsn. M,. ,V S 4 '"""h'no committee, Nl Jh?"01"!. tl publicity "lthi..s,1 Wooline will ho hnlri I' M rTr'n0"'' quarters S 7 ?uB,Br:k3 on Sop. ' " o'clock noon SIrved K. r?s?rvons with S" Soni ,lolel'hono 5115, i. ah ot Sf Co" ctcd Y:so hi'sbnnds lit.. ' S S 11,1 t a S11 was brides- "tuning. Vay rVVes Navy officer's wives met for their rcituliir monthly mcctiiiR at the I'ellcan party room on Thursday to elect new officers for the Kroup. Mrs. John Glrdlcr was elected president of the club; Mrs. G. G. Cillmorc, vice president; Mrs. Iionlckc, secretary; Mrs. James Stevenson, treasurer. Committee heads elected at Ilia same time were Mrs. J. Mil ler Babcock, social chairman; Mrs. K. ft. Dm roil, telephone: Mrs. R. R. Ryan, publicity; Red Cross, Mrs. William Paxton; ways and means, Mrs. Elio; sick committee, Mrs. Tonray. 8 Girls of Thctn Rlio met in the IOOF hall, Monday cvonine., AuRiist 14, for a regular-business meeting, with Clara Rcdkey, pre siding. The next meeting will bo August 20, Visitor Honored Margaret Flock of Eugene was honored at a luncheon at the Pelican cafe Friday when Mrs. Lloyd J. Goblo and Mrs. Hiram F. Murdoch entertained for her. . ' Margaret has been here visit Ing with some of her friends and attending Girl Scout camp at Luke o' tho Woods. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flock of Eugene and left here with her parents last sum mer to make her homo ln the valley city. Honoring her at luncheon and a mutincc later were Brita Lion, Mary Lou Case, Mary Ann Mills, Joyce Sample and the two hostesses. Annual Picnic Sojourners will hold their an nual picnic at 12:30 o'clock on the afternoon ot August 23 at Moore park. All Sojourners, their children nnd guests are in vited to otlcnd and each So journer Is asked to bring sand-, wiches and table servico for her parly. ; Mrs. Glenn Jones Is chairman of the affair and will be assisted bv Mrs. S. D. Earhart, Mrs. Ben Ciibson, Mrs. A. W. Elliott, Mrs. Frank Lambo and Mrs., Lloyd Young. For reservations, members are nsked to dial 4550 or call any member of the committee by Monday evening so that ade quate food might bo provided. f Jitter- 'I1 SI WED THURSDAY Mlsi Betty Fnlrclo became the bride of Lleutepant'Paul Whit lntch In . T ceremony read Thursday at the First Presbyterian -Wesley Gudcrian. HERALD and NEWS- SQCIETY -By Nodino Palmerton Dance at Reames Club Saturday Members of the Reames Golf and Country club and their guests enjoyed- an informal party dance at the club house last Saturday evening, August 12. .' Music for. the party was furnished by the Tulelake Guards men.; j . Entertainment for a midnight show was given by performers from the Klamath Marine Barracks. They were PFC Carl Hagel, Corporal Jack Mahoney, Cor- poral Donn Stecn, Sergeant I . , . .. . council insxauea Cliff Harp, and PFC Fred Gi- rard. . The committee in charge of dance .. arrangements was com posed of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Johnson, . Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hardcnbrook. . , . . , ;..- ... Picnic Planned Catherine Brumbaugh's coun try home . near Pine Grove will be the setting for a picnic for members of the; Business and Professional . Women's club on Monday ', evening,. August 21, 6:30 o'clock. ' Committees' are ' working to make this a gala occasion as it will be thei lrst of informal va cation meetings before start of the club's ' regular meetings on September 4.- llattie Evans, in charge ot transportation, requests all those who do not have cars or a ride to meet at the Winema hotel at 6 o'clock,, and those taking cars who . have room for passengers are asked to' stop there. Those attending- are to take their own table service. . - - v ' BP W reservations for the af fair were in charge of Willie Uh lig, , Jacquelin Newcom and Nor ma Miller, .the president. i An' executive board meeting has been announced for Monday, August 28,; at 7:30 at the home of Eleriora Weatherford, 1238 East 'street. 'A number of important- .matters Will be up for discussion before . start of the fall meetings and all members of the board are urged to attend. Rebekahs A regular, meeting of Prosper ity Rebekah, lodge was held Thursday,. .August 17,- in the IOOF. hall, , with ; Mary Curtis presiding. Stella Dryden was ap pointed advisor of the Thcta Rho girls and Thelma Dumm assist ant advisor. Practice for the con ventlon to bej hold In-Merrill In September, .occupied the greater part;of. the: evening.- : The Past Matrons club of the Eastern. Star will hold a dessert luncheon at 1 o'clock on Friday, August 25, at the -Masonic tem ple. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. Oscar Peyton and Mrs, Hiram Murdoch. The Bethel Guardian Council of Job's Daughters installed its officers on Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Phyllis Poole officiating. Mrs. Pearl Schultz was in: stalled as guardian; H. E. Jones, associate guardian; Mrs. Pearl Gisvold, secretary; Mrs. Rhoda Harnden, director of music; Mrs. Florence Schulze, sociabili ty; Mrs. Frances Sample, para phernalia; Mrs. Virginia Bo- noist, hospitality, and Mrs. Evan Campbell, publicity. Mrs.' Helen Listoe, who was appointed grand junior custodi an at the grand council in -Portland recently, was installed in that capacity Thursday night by Mrs. Poole. A: drill team of Job's Daugh ters dressed in pastel formats, presented a floral tribute to Mrs. Listoe and presented her with a bouquet of purple and white gladioli. Members of the drill team were Patricia Be noist, Sharon Willits, Lois Cada, Sally Mueller, Joan O'Neill, Nancy Humble, Nanette Schu bert, Alice Mead, Joyce Sample, Mary Griffiths, Barbara King, June Dickson,, Barbara Ros kamp, Joanne Bennet, Lynden King, June Bosworth, Dorothy Collier, Marilyn O'Neill . and Connie Hunt, soloist. Mrs. Schultz was presented a gift from the group in appreci ation of her -work as guardian during the past year and H. E. Jones also, received a remem brance in recognition of his hard work during the last year. , Following the .ceremony, a social hour was held with Mrs. Viola Dickson, worthy matron of the 'Eastern Star, and Mrs. Sally Woods, associate matron, presiding at the punch bowl. Fish Spread For several months tho Catho lic Daughters of America have been serving a fish spread each Friday at the Commando center, a service which is much appre ciated by the service men. The committee in charge of this work in August is composed of Nora Manning, Caroline Joans, Mary McGoran, F 1 o r o n c e Pickett, Kathleen Maguire, and the chair man, Ellen Ely. Engagement Major and Mrs. Daniel W. Stevens of Fort Lewis, Wash ington, announce the engage ment of ' their daughter, Mar garet, t o Private Robert L. Holmes, USMCR, son -of . Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Holmes : of Klamath Falls. Miss Stevens is residing at Fort Lewis where her father is serving as the post chaplain. Private Holmes, a member of the marine detachment of. the V-12 training program, is sta tioned at the University of Washington in Seattle. They met while they were both at tending Oregon State college where Private Holmes was a member of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. He graduated from Klamath Union high school in Klamath Falls and he is well-known here. Eighth Birthday Barbara Stivers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stivers of 2301 Orchard, celebrated her eighth birthday at her home on Tuesday. Aucust 8. Seven little friends enjoyed games . with Barbara on the lawn and in Barbara's playhouse. Birthday cake, was served later to Anne Potter, Katherine Potter, Susan Jenkins, Luella Stafford, Sharon Owens, Thelma Peterson, Nancy Elliott and the guest of honor. Couple United in ; Presbyterian Church At a candlelight ceremony read at the Presbyterian church ' on Saturday evening, August 5, Patricia Croup and Billy Dean . Stewart, MM2c with the navy, were married by the Reverend David F. Barnett.Jr. .' ... The bride is the daughter . of Mrs. Gladys Croup, of . Santa Monica and A. F. Croup of this city. The groom is the son. of Mr. : and Mrs. Theodore M. Stewart of Blair, Nebraska, and. is gta- i tioned at the Klamath naval air station. . . , The'double ring ceremony was used. . . ' , ! : ; . ; . The bride, given in marriage t.- ' ' i ..... by her father, wore a dress oi ompnmeniea ' Mrs. Loren.- Palmerton. enter tained at. her -home on Pacific Terrace . Thursday afternoon complimenting ; Miss ; Burnetta Bishop of Los Angeles and Mrs. D. A. Weidler, visiting from Chicago. ' , . - r . : Luncheon was , served,- follow ed by an afternoon of cards and conversation.. Prize of the after noon was won -by Mrs. W. A. Spangler, and guest prizes .were presented to -Miss Bishop and Mrs. Weidler.' ", . : ' Guests honoring, the two were Mrs. W. A. Spangler, Mrs. E. D. Hamacher, Mrs. C.- 'W. 'Kenip ter, Mrs. C W. Hornibrook, Mrs. J. B. Bishop, Mrs.. Guy L. Harmon, Mrs. L. E. Taylor, and Mrs. C. M. Ferguson. . i j , ' - ; I! -'A ji-- ... . . ... i ' ! ' PRESBYTERIAN WEDDING Miss Patrick! 'Croup and MM 2c Billy Dean Stewart were married recently In a ceremony read .at the Pirst Presbyterian church of this city. ' ; ' i . '-..; Evergreen studio. white with a fingertip veil. She carried an arm bouquet of pink rosebuds and .white, gardenias. - The matron of - honor was Mrs. Don Moyer, who wpre a floor length dress of pink lace and carried pink and .-white gladioli and carnations. . The best man for the.. cere mony was. F, J. Nacht- and ushers were Bob Moyle-and Harold Ogle, all with- the navy. Mrs.-. George Mclntyre -played Lohengrin's. . Wedding march and Schuterts - Serenade on the church organ. - Mrs. Stewart is well known here where she attended Klam ath Union high school for four years and was active in school affairs. The couple will make their home at 415 Walnut street. " , : Married Miss Beryl Cunningnam, daughter of Floyd Cunningham of this city, became tne bride, on Tuesday, August 8, of Eldon Roy Clark, carpenter's mate third class, of L,a tiranae at a ceremony at the First Metho dist church. ' The wedding took place at. 7 o'clock in the evening and the ceremony was read . by ' Chap lain A. ,M. Oliver of the Klam ath naval air station where Mr, Clark is stationed. i - The bride s only attendent was Viola Hicks and the -best man ' was Roy Backlund; -also a carpenter s mate third class at the naval, air 'station. - For the wedding,' the bride chose a grey suit with .fuschia accessories and a corsage of white gladioli.- ; , Mis s Hicks wore a suit of green with white accessories and a yellow .shoul der corsage.-V : Later, an ' informal -reception was held at the home of the bride at 338 Martin, for rela tives and a few close friends of the couple.- They are now mak ing their home at the Villa Marquis apartments : on North Eleventh." Mrs. Clark is a teacher in the Klamath . Falls schools and at tended school at Southern Ore gon College of Education, at Ashland. 1 i : Red Cross Navy Wives are asked to at tend the Red Cross meetings at the Red Cross headquarters on Main street eVery Tuesday after- noon at one o'clock to do Red Cross work. " - . v . r. . . Dressings made at this tlm will be made for the station dls-' pensary at the naval, air station. Mrs. William Faxtdn is Red. Cross chairman - for' the . Navy i Wives. church. '
