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p Kamath Country
, iiv lull now, with Uio news uboul bazaar hvuliuiinu
trlcKio ummrr'ii fun him endod and ii'n tlma In
( np" 0( work( JiK'lrlpnliiHy .horn In h pprnlntciu t
. kcr ! 'n Rofl Crow W"' WW" ropmn mut now
Kn nil I Ul mo wJi iih.iv ginmiu iu niiiiu linn'
hiiiiih . ,
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!v.i n iVf friends will he Interested In note, from AHIrfl
V ri.r In tho Southwest Pacific II seems Ihnl a the Hoi-
film imk forco win nrDiii"
Ivo the final BU'KinB ",
i-ih nlNccm will
. forco win preparing
final Buiuiim .
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''rf 1! Ho wm he.rd
$"$1,. t!cy ro sending u.
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In. n clerk hnd ren the
m:.A floured Asiihel WM
uloke mid clmugod II.
nother Klnmnlhllc far from
c I, Major D. K. Van Vector
'V. ...riiirn wife Mnr.v tbt
I, niiw stationed In Belgium
r months i" linn'""".
,, Toon will be Major Zed
nts who has ncun lor more
..... .,..rt nl mil nf the
$. ,jr be9 In China and
d thc.e lucky KirLs Hint
cl Stl Paulino Suty of the
Ct It due homo oon. She
in lhia country after
Lr of duty In Africa (which
IWK 10 uciorc iiic vn-
& p.ti.ii.rptirri. ill iiiiu w
lip wriiiiu ij.i
Inc Is the lift hometown
C to return from foreign
n.lnill mill uiiIiiun iiinko the
fiiniiiin Fred Farley will
ir're oon to saltier u) Jerry
their two cluuuiuorf, bynn
rhprvl nnd buck they will
, Snoliiinc where Fred In
lioned at Fort Georiio Wrliiht.
W. F. Farley, ur. riiricya
iier, who h been horo for
past icvcral monina vniung,
fo lliul nir norm wmi mem
then continue on homo to
Idcn, West Virginia.
Wn. Leslie Hogem has re-
rd a most Inlereallne nirtn-
hox Iroin mmi Liinlnln jamen
irr, ol the US marines cornj,
f jtailonea somewnero in uio
iin ririiic. i no on nem
I, lovely shells, a utrand of
hell which James nicked
while hliillnned at Midway
hiid.ilruiiK In Honolulu, and
r mementoes from the south.
it. Jamf j Barnes, tho Marlon
iitr. llttlo boy, was called
the ofdeo at Tyndnll Field.
tida. It was Jut Major J.
tin Adams wanting to sco
ibody from homo and have
over for dinner with tlco
and the kids. Jim graduates
I'bcr 14, incidentally.
Reames Golf
Activities for the Indian sum
mer dnys of full at lleiimcs bus
Included tho regular full tourna
ment, tho Friday afternoon
giiino of bridge, und the furth
coming (Iiiik'IiiK party to be
given October 21.
Friday's ruin called ulf the
championship match nl Beanies
Golf and Country club whom
women of til" club planned to
complete tournament play. Mrs.
J. J. Mteliter was competing with
with Mrs. William Urove, and
Mrs, A. B. Olnocchlo was to play
Mrs. Paul W. Sharp. Other
matches havo been announced.
Mrs. Itnbert Sprnal was hostess
on Friday ulternoon nnd follow
ing sack lunch, several tables of
brldgo were In Play. Mrs. Martin
Swiinson and Mrs, Guy Hancock
received the (lay's awards.
11 was announced that all
matches scheduled for this week
will bo played next Friday,
October SO.
Hostesses last Friday were
Mrs. Peter A. Albcrtson and
Mrs. Gcorgo II. Merryinan, and
the afternoon award went to
Mrs. Lafayette Stephens. There
weru several tables of bridge
and the second mulches were
played for tho championship.
On Frlduy. September 20,
Mrs. Oscar Shlvc was hostess
for the day and Mrs. Albcrtson
received the ulternoon gift. A
guest was Mrs. Sol Davis of
Seattle, visiting at the Merrill
home of her sister, Mrs. William
Grove. There were four tables
ol bridge in play uud Unit
matches of the championship
tournament pluyed.
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SORORITY PLEDGES AT OREGON COLLEGES
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in Alaska
Margaret Murphy, daughter
Vlrelnia Sham, daughter of Ann Stevenson, daughter of Georgia Liskey, daughter of
ol Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sharp of Mr. and Mrs. George Steven- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Liskey of
Alpha Delta university ol flierriu, Aipna uannna ueua, son, ucuu ucna utiu, uwvn- incuni, o.B. mVV, w.....-
Mory Charlcnc Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bert C.
Thomas, 828 Paeilic Terrace, became the bride of Don Emmltt
Smith in a beautiful wedding ceremony performed Sunday morn
ing, October 10, in St. Matthew's Episcopal church at Fairbanks,
Alaska.
Miss Thomas, escorted by J. M. McDcvitt, who gave the bride
in marriage, came down the aisle to the music of the Wedding
March from Lohengrin. She wore a long white satin wedding
iown that had heen worn hv hr
mother. Her veil, of finger-tip
length, had very old duchess
point laco at the crown, and
her arm bouquet was of white
bouvardia and cream tinted
roses.
Before a candlelit altar, the
service was read by the Rev.
Albert N. Jones, and Mendels
sohn's recessional was played
wnuo ino oricio anu gloom iclt
the church.
Mary L. Coutls. as maid of
honor, wore a turquois blue
gown and carried a bouquet of
violas and heather, tied with
a largo bow of lavender taffeta.
Norman Haley served as best
man.
Following tho ceremony, the
couple was greeted by a large
group of friends at a reception
held at the Morrison-Knudson
quaiters. Hortesscn were Barbara
Moore, Lena Manis, Patricia
Penlz and Kathcrino Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, who are
both employed by Morrison
Knudson at Satellite field, loft
after the reception to drive to
Circle Hot Springs for a week's
wedding trin. Thev will return
to Satellite field for a time, but
Ihey expect to make their home
soon In Fairbanks.
Mr. Smith is from Helena,
Montana, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Emmitt C. Smith of Port
land, Oregon.
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Wedding
lellrr (rnm Mrs. J. F. King
living ut 1101 Meadowhronk
ino, uos Angeles, and en-
nt a picture ol her new
fibon, Kirk King Calhoun.
k. were glad to sco Tluby and
I llnstini and to know that
arc coining back to Oregon
live even though it is Port
I They're house hunting this
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jta Sigma Phi
ppn Chanter of Mela Kluini
'"Id a rushing party Thurs
evening. Oclober 5. at the
ic o( Mrs. Howard Pernell.
flowers were used in the
f ration of the rooms. Hummy
1'iuyra, a n a Mrs. Arthur
;ip and Mrs, John Hawkins
nigh scores.
Don Dlvcns was chair-
oi arrangements, assisted by
lloWlirri Pemnll nnrl llolnn
who cs.
I were Jaequie McClcllim,
rrulnvc, Elsie Kurnlck,
JW McLcllan, Helen Grtim-
7' tvcrcll Ballard, Mrs.
"wMns, mis. John Ma-
mis. vun 'I'MnM
Dlvcns, Mrs. Lorn Dalcour!
Vcril Whltlnleh Mr.
r nioorc, Mrs. Norman
' airs. Howard rcrnoll.
' chapter of Beta Sigma
met at hi, i r r...
Jlinll Cornell, 2043 Lavcyl
Ny, October 12.
J aueis present wcro Mrs,
e hpriiKue, Mrs. Hoss flu-
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. ,ntl?' ls,r' Jnlln D. Fee
and hatherln Jackson,
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thday Party
U'FrtKpilh Nnrseth was one
hi.-"" nciy, October 1,
."' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Nercl , .
ldn.V nt her hn, mil
9 Way. Cillesla Ullm .'nl.,.J
lfr?Blr,h!,.y cnkewrraMr.
r,r"-.Ray llarols nnd nnv
llri iJ'.?l,!y ,l,'l,",H Grneci M'r'
t '"."""" iviiM7.lc and iinby
; of "orris. Put mid nieU
loy; "en and Pauline Cur.
i'e J,f? J!!"1 Jcr,'y Hlgglnn,
and chuckle McGllvray
-SonSnS'iSii nnd M"' W'
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hier "i!.11 ,PV Voting
here .V"? r,:
rmi n.i ' : 1 " BiRy 1
q Ln"(l '"'0 guests of Mrs.
on nomcdalc, and
J' "ink Adams of Mor-
Captain Arthur "Bill" Patter
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Patterson of Klamath Falls,
married N 1 1 e I e 1 1 a Coulter,
daughter of Mrs. Itoy Coulter
of Santa Barbara, California, on
Saturday. October M. Tho cere
mony wns performed in the El
Monlcclto Presbyterian church
ln Simla Barbara.
Captain Patterson Is a pilot
In tliu United Stntcn marine
corps and relumed recently
from over sens duty. He Is a
graduate of Klnirnith Union
high school a n d of Oregon
Stale college.
The new Mrs. rntterson grad
uated from the University of
California in Los Angeles and
is now teaching In bantu unr-bara.
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Farewell Party
Mrs. Truman V. Berg, who
leaven next Tuesday with Susan
nnd Roger to Join Lt. (Is) Berg
In Boston, wns complimented
with ll going away parly Thurs
day evening when Mrs. E. B.
Goeckner eniertiuncd witn ties-
sort bridge at her home, 345
North Tenth,
Guests arrived ns they were
when the hostess called to in
vite them to the party. In
bridge, scores went to Mrs.
Borg, Mrs. Donnld McKay, Mrs.
Frank Hngnlny and Mrs. C. D.
Ough. Others bidden wero Mm.
W.i A. Ough of Monterey, uall
fornla. who is visiting her son's
famllv nt 234 North Second,
Mrs. William DoCew, Mrs. Rob
ert Sprout, Mrs. Robert Mitch
ell, Mrs. Edwin Schnccbcck,
Mrs. Harold Pnlmer, Mrs.
Thomas J. Orr, Mrs. M. H. Mel
chert, Mrs. C. A. Wright, Mrs.
John Hawkins, Mrs. Wllllnm
Van .Buskirk, Mrs. William
Bralton, Mrs. John Schubert
and Mrs. Richard Illbbs.
Oregon.
Kcnncll-Ellis
University of Oregon.
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cilv nl Oregon. Sllv Of OrCSOn.
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Mr and Mrs. O. E. Schupp, Slg- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Llnman, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
ma Kappa. Oregon Slalo col- Alpha Delta PI, Oregon State Long, Delta Gamma, University
lege. college. of Oregon.
Kennell-Ellls Kcnncll-Ellis Kennoll-Ellis
Zamsk'y-Erlandso'n ,
Engagement. Told
The engagement of Adello Zamsky to Lieutenant Gordon
Erlnndson of the United Slates army medical corps, was an
nounced on Saturday afternoon, September 7, at an Informal lea
given bv Adollc's mother, Mrs. Charles J. Clrck.
Tho tea table was lovely with tall white candles and a cen
terpiece of purple nnd white asters. Unusual pastries In the shape
of large roses were served with coffee and tea.
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111 nciMHB nun uu.i.v.. o . --.t ,,.,J h.
Hie rooms
lug a doctor, the announcement
was written on tiny rolls of
paper, placed in celluloid cap
sules. ' '
Mrs. Otto R. Erlnndson, Gor
don's mother, poured, and Mrs.
Adolf Zamsky, Marie Suty and
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Mnrrled Snlurdav at a candlelight ceremony pcriormca n
the Lutheran church were Flight Officer and wis. mines nnrrei.
iSr . . - i- .1.. -.. Morirle Anderson.
inc oriao is inc ivmu-i ...v...... Comart
Adello graduated from Klnm-
ath Union high school in 1940
and attended the university of
Oregon, where she was a mem
ber of Gamma Phi Beta soror
ity. She Is now employed at
Wilson Titlcnnd Abstract com
pany. Gordon' Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto R. Erlandson, of 310
North Ninth. Ho is a graduate
of the. University of Oregon,
where he was a member of
Sigma .Nu fraternity. He has
ccentiy started ins internship
at tho Wesley Memorial hospi
tal in Chicago, following his
graduation from Northwestern
University medical school. .
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Bazaar Date
Tho date for the annual holi
day bazaar and tea to be given
by the Guild of St, Paul's Episco
pal church has been set for Sat
urday, November 18, in the
parish house. All women of the
city are invited to attend.
Emphasis is placed this year
on stuffed dogs, toys, animals
and dolls and this should be a
boon to the shopper who has
hnd difficulty finding tuck-ins
for the small fry,
Mrs. L u d v i g Peterson of
Prlncvllle is spending this
weekend nt the home of her
son-ln-lnw and daughter, Mr,
and Mm. Lane Warren of Calr
fornlR avenue,
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An Informal' dinner was civ.
en by Mrs. C. A. Limriy on
Tuesday evening, October ll)
Guests were Mrs. R. D. Rake
straw, Mrs. Guy Harmon and
Mrs. Arthur Schaupp.
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Women of British birlh or
ancestry nro Invited to attend
the no-hostess luncheon of the
William Pilt chapter of tho
Dnughters of the British Empire.
The affair will be held nt tho
Wlllard hotel nt 12:10 p. m. on
Tuesday, uctooer iy ,
Lioness Meeting
A fall decorative scheme was
used in the small club room of
the city library for the Lioness
meeting, hold on Monday, OctO'
bcr 9. Refreshments were served
from a "sundae bar," on which
were arranged autumn leaves
and several lovely pieces of old
china. Centering, the counter
was a large, antique fruit bowl,
wnicn nas' ocon in me iiiniwy
of Mrs. Hans Norland for many
years.
Candles were placed on' the
tables, which were decorated in
full shades.
Following the business meet
ing, two cello solos wore played
by Mr. John Best, accompanied
on tho piano by his wife. The
numocrs wcro opanisn apron
ade," by Glauzinou, and "Song
lo the Evening blar, by wngncr.
Bridge nnd pmocnie were
played, and hirb scores were
lield by Mrs. Myrle Adams and
Mrs. Lester Finley.
Hostesses for the affair were
Mrs. Paul Angstcad. Mrs. David
Bridge, Mrs. Hans Norland and
Mrs. Walter Wicsondnnger. '
Eastern Star
The oast matrons and past pa
trons ol the Order of the Jiastcrn
Star were honored guests at the
regular meeting ot the Alona
chanter on Tuesday, October 10.
The occasion was the lUth anni
versary of the chapter s first
meeting in the present building.
General chairman of the meet
ing was Mrs. Neita West, who
was worthy matron in that year.
It was then observed as Aloha
night.
Previous to the regular meet
ing, a program was enjoyed. .
miss mine jemes piayea iwo
numbers of the violin, accompan
ied at the piano by Jean Rick
clts, "Bcrceus" and "Meditation"
from Thais. Blanche McGilvary
of Clalskanie, Ore., also played
several Hawaiian piano numbers
An impressive aaacnoa was
given by eight young ladies, each
carrying a lighted taper to be
placed on tho altar. Leis were
presented to each honored guest,
and nn original song was sung
by all the members, m apprecia
tion for the services of many
years on the part of the past of
ficers. Mrs. Ostendorf was surprised
oy being presented witn a gar
denia, in celebration of her birthday.
It was decided at the meeting
that Eastern Star members
should attend church as an or
ganization, nt the Presbyterian
church on Sunday. October 22.
Mrs. A. B. Epperson, president
of the Past Matrons club, thank
ed Mrs. Dickson, worthy matron,
for all the courtesies of the eve
ning. There wfre 45 guests pre
sent.
The refreshment committee
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ostendorf, Mr.
and Mrs. O'Flaherty and Mrs.
Gertrude Moore served refresh
ments after the meeting.
Taking part in the addenda
were Leona Sclby. Grace Ber-
man, Betty Hunter, Blanche
Marks, Florence West. Irma Mil
ler, Josephine Robinson. Inez
DeLameter, and Pluma Erdmann
was at the piano.
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Wed in Reno
Announcement of the mar
riage of Dr. Ernest D. Lamb
and Jessie Caldwell, Sun Fran
cisco, daughter of Mrs. E. M.
Caldwell of Klamath Falls, in
Reno, Nevada, on September 17.
was made here this week. The
Rev. William Scmpsey read the
scrvico In the Reno wedding
chapel with Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Moss of San Jose as attendants.
Mrs. Moss is a sister of the
bride.
Dr. and Mrs. Lamb enjoyed
a wedding trip by plane to Se
attle and from there by boat to
Victoria where they were guests
at the Empress hotel and ut a
resort on Campbell river. They
were guests of Dr. Lamb's
brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. M. N. Lamb of Tillamook
and in Portland with his
mother, Mrs. F. M. Lamb. Dr.
and Mrs. Lamb are now at the
Winema hotel but will be at
327 Lincoln where their new
home is being remodeled.
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Executive Coming
Miss Mary B. Stevenson, a
member of the national staff
of the Girl Scout organization,
will visit Klamath Falls on Oc
tober 16-20.
Miss Stevenson, whose home
is in Duluth, Minn., serves, the
Girl Scouts as an adviser on
training. Previously she was
local Girl Scout director in
Panama, field director in Bos
ton, and local director in Evans
ville, Indiana. She has had
extensive training in Girl
Scouting, having taken special
courses in administration, train
ing and camping at the organi
zation's national training
schools.
Miss Stevenson will snend
her time here in conferences
with various members of the
local trirl Scout council and
the executive secretary. Thurs
day night, October 19, at 6:30
there will be a dinner at the
Pelican cafe party room in
honor of Miss Stevenson. All
people who are interested in
Girl Scouts are welcome in nt.
iena. uin bcout leaders, coun
cil members, and troon com
mittee members are especially
uiKeu in aiieno. Knr rocprva.
tions contact one of the follow.
ing committee: Mrs. Dean Os
born, phone 5218, Mrs. A. L.
Brandt, ohone 3620. nr Mr.
Albert O. Roenicke. phone 6643.
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Encaged to Lieutenant Gor
don Erlnndson of tho United
Stales army medical corps is
Adelle Zamsky, attractive
daughter of -Mr. and Mrs.
Charles J. Cizck. Wedding plans
are still imlciinuc.
Engagement '
Mrs. Ethel M. Duran of this
city has announced the engage
ment of her son, Sgt. Leo M
Case, to Mavis Jean Austin,
daughter of Mrs. R. Corke. Day's
Hay, Wellington, New z,ealnnd
The ceremony will take place
in Wellington.
The young couple met in New
Zealand last January, when Sat.
Case wns on a short furlough
from active duty with General
MCArtnur s sixtn Army.
Sgt. Case has been overseas
since July, 1942. He and his bride
exnect to make their home in
Klamath Falls after the war. His
brother, Cpl. Dwayne Case, is
also overseas, serving with the
marines in the south Pacific.
Bridge Luncheon
Mrs, C. A. Lundy entertained
with luncheon on Thursday,
October 9. Bridge was played
and Mrs. Arthur Schaupp and
Mrs. E. M. Balsigcr held high
scores.
Guesls for the afternoon were
Mrs. E. M. Chilcotc, Mrs. Wal
ter West, Mrs. M. C. Cassell
Mrs. Arthur Schauon. Mrs. E
M. Raymond, Mrs. Paul Farrens
and Mrs. E. M. Balsiger.
Mrs. Peter Cartwright has re
lumed from San Francisco
where she spent two weeks as
the guest of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Henry Cabell. While south
sne enjoyed several attendance
al the opera and was the guest
of old school friends. Mrs.
Cartwright and Danny are at
the Lloyd Frock home on Lake
shore until after the holidays,
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Mrs. Robert Shaw received
word recently that her husband
has received a promotion in Eng
land and is now a major ln the
United States, army nir corps.
Mrs. Shaw is living here with her
mother, Mrs. Francis Olds of
Riverside.
Bridge Club
Mrs. Llovd Froom entertainer!
for her bridge club at the home
Of Mrs. Richard Post on Tkr.
day evening and the affair was
also a going away party for
Mrs. Frederick Farley who will
join Captain Farley in Spokane
around October 24.
High score went to Mm. Roy
Whitlatch, who will entertain
in two weeks, second hiph in
Mrs. Stanley Staiger, and low
10 rars. dorm Ray.
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Relumine to Stanfnrrl
me oast weekend wpn Rno
Macartney, dauehter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph R. Macartney. Win-
nnrea Lamm, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred E. Lamm of
Modoc Point, and Merlon Al
brecht, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Albrecht, and Janice
Bubb, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest M. Bubb. All four have
spent the major part of the
summer months here.
Soroptimists
The Klamath Falls Soroptimisfc
club met for its first regular
meeting of the season at the
Pelican grill Thursday noon,
wiiwuur 16.
Warrant Officer Chester Davis.
of the Marine Barracks hera
spoke on "The Philippines." His
ihik was Dasco on actual ex
perience, as he has been tn the
Orient nine times in various cap
acities, as teacher, as government
representative, and as a member
of the armed forces. Mr. Davis'
discussion was colorful with un
usual description and flashes of
humor, and showed a sincere
fondness and understanding of
me isiana people, ui significance
at a time when our relation
with the islands of the South
Pacific are becoming more im
portant, wcro his more serious
comments concerning the prob
lem of Philippine independence.
Visitor Here
Several social events have
been given during the past week
for Mrs. J. R. Devlin, formerly
of Klamath Falls, who has been
here from Portland visting at the
home of Mrs. Oscar Peyton, at
406 North Ninth.
Mrs. Peyton had a few friends
in for cards on Sunday evening,
October 8, and Mrs. E. M. Chil
cote entertained Mrs. Devlin
with dinner.
On Thursday Mrs. George A.
Massey invited the out-of-town
visitor to her home for lunch,
and Mrs. C. A. Lundy gave a
dinner for her.
Mrs. Devlin returned to her
home in Portland -on Friday.
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers
entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening. October 3, observing
the 38th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H.
Underwood, well known Klam
ath residents.
The attractive table was cen
tered with a low bowl of vari
colored asters and the Under
woods received many notes of
congratulations from their
friends in the city.
Corporal and Mrs. Harold Briscoe were married recently In
a double ring ceremony performed al the Church of the Nazarene,
by tho Rev. Bertrand Peterson. Mrs. Briscoe Is the former Joyce
Mosbv, daughter of Mrs, Mildred Mosby of 1629 Crescent. Her
husband is from Greeley, Colorado, and is now stationed at the
Marine Barracks hero. Tho couple spent a short wedding trip
in San Francisco, where they were honored with n reception
niven for them by . Mrs., Briscoe's father .G. H. Misby of the
I U. S. navy. Comart studios.
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