pouple Married
At Episcopal Church
!C?P hi .r of Mr. mid Mrs. Curl A. Larson of Klamath Fall,
i. d0' brlclo of Sgl. Murvln Watson, United Slitlcs murine
Lm ... nf Mr. unci Mm. Roy Slophcniioii, also ol tlilg city. Tho
I'iiMlck C. Wlssenbach offlclutcd..
i,.'r weddliiU. H'O lrl(, cn0" Kw ' white murquinclto
. i InsorlB mid n short truln. Her not veil was bordered
h !"cc '...i fi.ll to tho tip of her truln. Tho veil won held In
1MM"'" ..... , ,,
snua lnco cup
. . . I. need Doorls,
L.tood up l" "'"
L I effect. She carried .
S c prayer book with a laven.
..iiir. nil.. ,,.'
'" .Ulnr nt Ihn
IflTO rf honor.
AdklM"" win a brides
ind her gown win of b uo
Hot ulleiuluntK corrled
ical A .in Trltinolt
. " J I," and 'hex
.'...ii. iin.M wu of roso
L, dimmed In blue. In her
f .ho wore n coronet of pink
L, ", und curried a minia-
. hmiauci u. f
PO Domdd Adklsson way
i man lur mu "'""""yi
L , Included Kloyd Larson
f. . trnm Nnnn.
jolin hi"'""
... nr ...I.Mn rurnntlnnli
white uipTo .u w..
lallir, and Mm. Sum Mushcn
i reception wnit held at the
In of IMO Lruuill n ,.
a. U.I. It'll 1IIIIU ...U IWY.IJ'
received Ihc 80 friends
relatives HUH urrivcn io
them Tho white tlorcd
Inj cuke, topped with the
Vi 01 B llllllliiu u.... ...a
t . rut bv Sist. nnd Mrs,
Ln, and Inter served to tho
i, by 1 1 io bridesmaids.
inj nt Ihc silver coffee
Ire was Mrs. J. 13. Morgan,
idmotlier of the groom.
In ncwlvwoils left Immed'
r- : - ...it i-i
lv lor a wraciiiig irip w
loast. For tsoliiK owuy, Mrs.
ion clioso a nine wool huh
while accessories. incy
rclurn to Klamath Falls
i brief visit before the
bi reports for further as
bill at Son Pedro, Calif.
Read
es
nterest to the r many
Mi in Klii math Falls was the
jaKe of Barbara - Landis,
Icr of Mr. and Mrs. M. r.
,j of Campbell, Calif., and
v. liancu jr., coxswain
United Stales navy, son
and Mrs. O. V. Cassott of
th Kails.
weildlni! took place on the
tig of May 1 at B o'clock at
imc of tho bride s parents
lies were read before
banked fireplace by
light. The floral decora
Included cnlla lilies and
blossoms. The bride
a sheer rose gown with
accessories and carried a
prayer book. The double
orvlce was read hv the
3. II. Bennett of the Con
jlonal church.
young couplo was attend
Gloria Broadbcnt and
UcBaln.
pwing the reception, Mr.
w. Gassett left for a wed-
Ip to Brookdnle lodtro In
lita Cruz mountains. They
p mono their home in the
hi in California while the
Is stationed at Treasure
Ho has lust returned
K months In the South
bride attended Honley
until moving to Call
and uraduntcd from the
If ii hich school with the
1U44
uroom is a graduate of
Ka high school with the
nut, and was cmnlovcd
ain rails prior to cnl st.
he nnvy In Juno of 1942.
S
lp Posters
lie tho rain which pour
n on Klamath Fulls on
way 12, 13 Camp
rlS DUt lln nnafnra In
fion with the 7th War
'vc. Xhoso who nsKum-
responslbllltv of oreet-
posters for the "mighty
;re Beverly Calhoun,
Oder, Beverly Young,
1 ncmmlnucnn n.....!..
elores Kidder, Amelia
Carol Heynolds, Rose
iirroy, Jean Henderson,
en Mary Bruncr and
io Joyer.
dly Circle
GoddaM nf 9441 n
rlalned members of the
"rein on Thursday,
assisted by Kathryn
UlirinC lllo Dfln-nnnn
IS enntin,,n-1 ii.
ffl Cross. Grace Bock
F'Sh will be hostess to
Is next meeting, and
Nklsson Wii bo eo.
Bride Showered
MERRILL Mrs. William Ful.
voy, the former Vlvlun Hurtle
Vodu, whoso wedding wus u ro.
cont ovont, wus honored on Wed-
ncsduy evening, Muy 0, wltlnu
miscclluneous showor at tho
homo of Mrs. Wllllum Hodges.
Co-hostesses for the uffulr were
mm. inomiis w. uniilbiirn Jr.,
Mrs. Lconurd Uowniuu and Mrs.
r,ano ueusicy,
Gifts were presented to the
guest of honor on a long Inblo
spread wan n iiuiid-iniido lace
cloth, Refreshments wore served
ut tho close of the cveninu tn
guests from Klumnth Fulls, Mer-
ini, muni, una iuiciukc,
Tho guest list Included Mrs
Loulso Bciislcy, Mrs. Jnmes
u n.uelu, Mrs. Morris O Keelc,
Mrs. Auuust Andrieu. Mrs fl M
Caslleinun, Mrs. Robert Wulker,
Mrs. Juck Llskey, Mrs. Dorolhy
Southern, Mrs. Mildred Rath-
mancr, mrs. I'eler Cnllsc, Mrs,
C. L. Hodges, Mrs. Lois Purish.
Mrs. Jolin Glucoinlnl, Mrs. John
u. Moore, Mrs. John Krizo, Mrs,
M. L. Moore, Mrs. Arthur Ulukc,
Mrs. Pnschell Hodges. Mrs. F. E.
Trotmun, Mrs. R. F. Bcusley.
I . Thomas W. Chatburn Sr..
Mrs. W. J. Grove, Mrs. Tom
Bloke, Mrs. Jerry Ahcrn, Mrs.
Jnmes Lucey, Mrs. Henry Cole,
Mrs. Hoy Ueusley, Mrs. Luther
Tuber. Mrs. A. G. Harris, Mrs.
Orllc Hodges, Mrs. John O'Neill,
Mrs. M. A. Bowmun, Mrs. Llllhin
Thomason. Mrs. Minnie Davis,
nun. n. w. oieeie, mrs. J. K.
Steele, Mrs. Wprren Walker,
Mrs. Pete McNeill, Mrs. Ollie
Hobbs. Mrs. Vivian Cunninirimm
Mrs. Gene Hammond, Mrs. Fri..i-
ces amari.
Mrs. Max Hnrtlcrodc. Mrs.
iiugn taivcy, Mrs. William
Hodges, Mrs. Roy Wheeler, Mrs
E. M. Hammond. Mrs. Steve Kan,
dra, Mrs. Clyde Fox, Mrs. Inez
Sowell, Mrs. Ora Fox, Mrs.
Helen Shroyer, Mrs. Mlko Noon
an. Mrs. John Burke, Mrs. Wil
liam walker, Mrs. Annie Pic
kett, Mm. A. C. Ncimnn, Mrs.
ucorgc bmlth, Mrs. Mamie Gia
cominl, Mrs. E. E. Kllpatrick.
Mrs. Clifford Shuck, Mrs. Clnud
Shuck, Mrs. Victor Shuck, Mrs.
E. M. Clemens, Mrs. Alonza
Modes. Mrs. Paul Lewis. Mrs
Lewis Kandra, Mrs. Lester
Moore, Paulino Clemens, Georg
ia Llskey, Volma Jean Bowman.
Evolyn Pierce, Helen Laccy and
iiiiiicc mcuoiium.
5
Graduates
TULELAKE Patricia Helen
Thomas, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Marv n Thomas of Tide.
lake, graduated on May 14 as
an honor student from the Uni
versity of Nevada as a home
economics major. Present for
baccalaurcato on Sunday eve
ning, followed by commence
ment, were her parents and
sister, Dorothy, also a student
at the university, and her broth
er, Marvin Jr.
Miss Thomas, who is a mem.
ber of Trl Delta and of Phi
Kappa Phi, nationul education
honorary, has received an ap
pointment to Mills college at
Oakland, Calif., where she will
take postgraduate pork, spe
cializing in dlctic training in
the Institutional administration
department. She will also serve
for one year as acting dietician
on the stuff.
During her years at the Uni
versity of Nevada, she received
the Carrie Brooks Layman and
the Governor Jcwctt Adams
scholarships, and was actively
associated with the Women's
Athletic association, homo eco
nomics club, Blue Peppers,
University Singers and the
band. She was vice president
of the campus LWCA this year,
and worked for the campus Red
Cross.
Sneakers for the commence
ment and baccalaureate were
Dr.' Rufus B. von Klclrtsmid,
president of the University of
Southern California, and Dr.
Lynn T. White Jr., president of
Mills college.
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Past Matrons
Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. L.
UrillllD TUtm T.nlnnrl Wlllltfi
and Mrs. Earl Kent will be hos
tesses at the montniy itincneon
of Aloha Past Matrons club on
Friday afternoon at 1 o clock, ut
tho Masonic temple on Klnmoth
avenue. The dote Is May 25.
I kn.rlnrl ttlMl.tla V til
JV1KII1UCO IICY.1 ..v... o -
March, April or may win do
especially honored at this time.
An afternoon of bridge and a
short business meeting will fol
low the luncheon.
, ,f R- ? "jk
Mr-, V if) -Vrlt ,
J A ; ;
MARRY AT LUTHERAN CHURCH
In a ceremony which took place on Saturday, May 12, Peggy
Lou Rumor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rumor of Klamath
Falls, became the brido of Cpl. Frank Jakubowski, United States
murine corps, of Chicago, III. A moss green suit with matching
accessories was chosen by the bride for her wedding ensemble.
Guderian.
Wed Tuesday
MERRILL In an Informal
single ring ceremony that took
place at the First Presbyterian
church on Tuesday, May 15, at
8:30, Edna Marie Beaslcy, daugh
tcr of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Beas
lcy of Merrill, became the bride
of James Merrillees, son of Mrs.
Murie Mankin of Evansvllle,
Ind. Tho Rev. David Barnctt
read the service that was per
formed before a few relatives
and close friends.
For her wedding, Mrs. Merril
lees chose a street-length dress
of white chiffon over satin, with
a tight basque lace yoke and
full skirt. A shoulder-length
veil was caught about her head
with a cluster of white carna
tions, and she wore a single
white orchid at her shoulder.
Evelyn Tierce of Klamath
Falls was tho maid of honor and
wore a street-length frock of
palo blue with pink flowers ln
her hair, and her corsage was
of pink rosebuds. William Fal
vcy stood as best man for the
groom.
Mrs. Bcasley, mother of the
bride, was attired in a navy
blue ensemble with white ac
cessories, and a corsage of gar
denias and pink rosebuds was
pinned to her shoulder.
Mrs. Merrillees is a graduate
of the Merrill high school, later
training nt the Good Samaritan
hospital in Portland. She is in
the office of Dr. F. E. Trotman
at Merrill at the present time.
Following the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Merrillees enjoyed a
short wedding trip down the
coast to Son Francisco. Upon
their return, they plan to make
their home at Merrill.
Rebekah Club
A rjotluck luncheon and bus
iness meeting of the Rebekah
sociul club was held in the IOOF
hall on Wednesday, May 9, with
Nina Currier and Alma Cofer
acting as hostesses. For the
meeting on May 23, the hostesses
will be Alfreda Stcinmetz and
Lucille Heifer.
Wed In South
FORT KLAMATH An
nouncement has been made by
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gray of
Fort Klamath of the wedding
of their son, PFC Donald Gray,
United States marine corps, to
Mary Lou McDanlcls of Stock
ton, Calif., a former resident
of Klamath Falls.
The wedding was an event of
May 3 at 5 o'clock in the after
noon at the English Lutheran
church ln Stockton. For her
marriage, the bride chose ' a
gown of navy blue with white
accessories, and a corsage of
sweet peas and carnations. Fol
lowing the wedding, - a - recep
tion was held at the home of
the bride's aunt, and was at
tended by mutual friends of the
young couple.
The groom, a veteran of the
Guadalcanal campaign, has been
stationed as a prison guard at
Shumakcr, Calif. He and his
wife plan to make their home
at nearby Oakland.
Townsend Club
Members of the Townsend
club met at the home of Ber
nice McCracken for a potluck
dinner on Wednesday, May 9.
Daisy Douglas and Peggy Rob
erts were honored on their
birthdays.. Those present were
Mary Martin, Delia Arnold, Ma
bel McWithey, Alice Gray, Eva
Webster, Viola Herman, Eva
Myers, Effie Anderson, Daisy
Douglas, Ila Douglas, Peggy
Roberts, Charlotte Canoy a,nd
the hostesses.
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COLUMBIAN
OPTOCAL
SINCI 1901 JXClOSIVtUf OHICAt
rOITtANO H S.W.A ' TWO STOStS KtAWATH AUS,H UIM
Women's Society
Circle meetings of the Wom
en's Society of Christian Serv
ice of the First Methodist church
were held on Thursday, May
10, with dessert served at 1:30
p. m, Mrs. E. W. Mocabeo of
S22 .North 5th, entertained
Circle 1, assisted by her daugh
ter, Mrs. Payne. A former
member, Catherine Woodard,
was again present after a year's
stay ln southern California, and
there wcro two guests, Mrs.
Allen Mocabcc and Georgia
Johnson. Mrs. Joe Kennedy led
the devotions and Mrs. Wind
ham was in charge of the days'
lesson.
Circle 2 "met at the home of
Mrs. W. J. Stcinmetz of 741
Walnut. Mrs; Steve Moss was
ln charge of the devotional serv
ice and Mrs. George Casper
conducted the lesson. All four
circles are studying "The In
dian In American Life." The
circle meeting In June will be
a potluck picnic held at the
home of Mrs. Fred Cofer of
1017 High, and those attending
are asked to bring their own
tublc service. .
Mrs. Lester Pennington and
Mrs. Rhcna Rowry were the
hostesses to Circle 4, and the
meeting was held at Mrs. Pen
nington's home at 1860 Port
land. Mrs. Sncll, chairman, was
in charge of the business meet
ing, Mrs. John Yadon conducted
the devotional period, taking as
her subject "V-E Day and What
It Means to Mothers in Con
nection With Mother's Day,"
and Mrs. Paul Edwards gave the
day's lesson.
Mrs. Paul Collins of 455 Uerl
ings was hostess to Circle 4, and
she was assisted by Mrs. Rob
ert Lewis, whose birthday, to
gether with that of Mrs. Wal
lace Uerlings, was observed.
Mrs. Wcstfall became a mem
ber of the circle. Mrs. W. A.
Carlton, circle chairman,' led
the devotions and business
meeting, but, ln the absence
of tho study leader, there was
no lesson. The next meeting
Saturday. May 19, 1S4S
HERALD AND NEWS TVH
will bo at the home of Betty
Morns In the Henley district.
This circle is to serve at the
general meeting of the Women's
Society of Christian Service, to
be held in the church parlors
on Thursday, May 24.
Installation
Hazel Morrison, newly elected
president of the Business and
Professional Women's club, and
her staff of officers will be for
mally installed at the dinner
meeting to be held Monday
evening. May 21, at the Willard
hotel at 6:30. Wuinifrcd Gillen,
music and arts chairman, is in
charge of arrangements. Mem
bers arc reminded to make their
reservations by Monday morn
ing if they plan to be present
for dinner.
Of Interest to their many
friends Is the marriage of Ethel
Social
.Calendar
MonrUr, My 11
Mtlna of HPW club and fniUTlatfo
of offlcen. Wlllnrd hotel, 8:30 p. m.
Tunij, May tS ' -Aloha
chapter number 61. Order of
Eastern Star, will hold a re cul a r meet
ing at the Masonic temple. Rerreehnwit
will follow the buslnefl meeting".
WndnfltrUr. May It
The refpilar meeting' of Sojourner!
will be held at the Willard hotel at
1:45. Mmbri are ur ged to attend and
newcomers are Invited.
Members of the League of Woman
Voten will meet in the dub rooma af
tho city library al 1:.10 p. m. .
Tuesday, My ts
The national convention of AAUW
will be held at the 'Willard hotel at
0:30 with a dinner meeting.
Thursday, Jane T
Regular meeting and luncheon ef
the Offlcen Wives club at the BOQ of
tho Marine Barracks at 13 noon. . . -
Eola Knox, formerly of Merrill,
and James Garrison Geyer of
Ma lln. The 'ceremony was per
formed m Grants Pass on May
12.
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the mission of these
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for you who wear wom
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