Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 26, 1946, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextKlamatK Girl Weds In Corvallis " A wedding of Interest here took place at 8 o'clock Saturday evening, January 19, when Murtel White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. White of the Spring Lake district, became the bride of Donald E. Johnson at the Alpha Delta Pi sorority house on the Oregon State college campus at Corvallis. The groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Johnson of Hibbing, Minnesota. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a black and white dressmaker suit with a small black hat and carried an orchid with her great-grandmother's Bible. Patricia Benoist, Klamath Talis student at Oregon Mate, attended the bride and wore a grey suit with a formal corsage or roses ana ireesias. The best man was Ben Davis, classmate of the groom. Just before the ceremony Jerry Kimble sang "Because" ac companied by Betty O'Connor who also played the traditional wedding processional. The candles were lighted by Mildred Cleary. All are sorority sisters of the bride. The Rev. Stevens of the First Methodist church, Corvallis, just returned from service as a chap lain, read the ceremony before the fireplace which was oanicea with tall baskets filled with a profusion of lovely spring flow ers. Bowls of spring blossoms were placed about the living room which was lighted by many white candles. A reception followed the serv ice and the bride and groom cut their cake which was served bv sorority sisters of Alpha Delta PI of which the bride is a pledge, Among those attending from Klamath Falls, in addition to the bride's parents, were Betty Rca Martin, Barbara King, Jean Masten and Chloe Bradley. From out-of-town for the wedding came the brides grandmother. Mrs. Annetta Congdon and her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Webb-Bonne, St. Helens. and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hulten' berg of Salem. The bride is a graduate of Klamath Union high school where she was very active in dramatics her junior and senior years. This is her first year at Oregon State. The groom met his future bride while he was stationed as a cadet at the Klam ath naval air station. He was recently released from the navy and has enrolled at Corvallis. Both will continue their studies. They are at home at 735 S. 6th, Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. White returned the early part of the week from the valley. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. White wore a grey suit with matching acces sories and a corsage of red rose buds. The week prior to her mar riage, the bride was honored with a canned foods shower by the girls living at Delta Chi house. Later a set of dishes was presented to Muriel by the group. Sojourners Sojourners held a meeting Wednesday, January 23, in the banquet room of the Willard hotel. Mrs. F. A. Murphy, presi dent, presided over a short bus iness meeting. At this time, Mrs. Dexter El liott was introduced as a new member. Guests for the after noon were Mrs. A. P. Anderson, Mrs. John Rice, Mrs. F. A. Skin ner, Mrs. Gilbert Walters, and Mrs. Leslie R. Jenkins of Port land. Mrs. K. N. Moty was hostess and gave bridge awards to Mrs, F. A. Murphy and Mrs. C. B. Larkin. The pinochle award was given to Mrs. E. J. Howell Sojourners meet on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each montn at r.a in the willard. Each meeting is preceded bv a no-host luncheon at 12.30 in the hotel dining room. All new comers to Klamath Falls are urged to come. The next reg ular meeting will be February Anniversary A dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Tom' Jenkins on their gold en wedding anniversary was held at tneir nome, zuzb Vine, on Sunday, January 20. Centered on the table was a large, elaborately decorated an niversary cake. Attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Benson, their daughter and son-in-law, Jack Simms, a grand son recently returned from serv ice, and Dan Masset, a friend of the family. Two other children, Mrs. Ce celia Simms of Riverside, Calif., and Harry Jenkins, who is liv ing in Nebraska, were not pres ent. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins were married 50 years aeo in Trov. Kansas. They moved to Klam ath Falls three years ago from rveDrasKa. 3 - Juveniles of the Neichbors of wooacrait met in tne K.U Hall Monday. January 21. at 4 d. m. In the absence of the guardian neighbor, Harriet Lavenik, past guardian neighbor, presided. Games followed the regular bus iness meeting, and Stella Dry den, senior guardian, served refreshments. s WEDNESDAY CLUB of St. Paul's Episcopal church, organized many years ago by Mrs. J. Henry Thomas, now of Berkeley, California, continues as one of the most active groups among the younger married women. Left to right, Mrs. E. B. Coeckner, last year's president; Mrs. Roy Whytal, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Donald F. McKay, 1946 president, and Mrs. George Flitcroft, vice president. Kennell-Ellis. Wedding Vows Exchanged Friday Tall white tapers and bouquets of lilies and white carnations formed the "setting for the early evening wedding, Friday, Janu ary 18, of June Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril V. Cook of Chiloquin, formerly of Klamath Falls, to Earl Jones, son of Mrs. Jennie Jones of Klamath Falls. The ceremony was read by Paul Skeen, elder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the city library club- room. The bride chose an aqua blue suit with black accessories. She wore a large, single purple or chid at the shoulder. Her attendant was Agnes Winters, who wore a gray and brown dress with brown acces sories. Her corsage was of red roses. , Best man was Bill Jones, brother of the bridegroom. A reception was held by the immediate families of the cou ple and a group of close friends, following the 'ceremony. Mrs. ' Jones was graduated from Klamath Union high school in 1944, and is now em ployed as a secretary in the of fice of Klamath Theatres. The bridegroom was recently discharged from the army air corps and is a draftsman for Klamath Machine and Locomo tive. They are at home at the Wal nut apartments. Announcement MALIN Mr. and Mrs. Les ter B. Schreiner have an nounced the coming marriage of their only daughter, Mada line, to Raymond Gracie, MOMM 3c, USNA, on Sunday, February 3, at the Schreiner home near Malin. The groom's home is in West Canaan, N. H. At the present time he is stationed at Whidby Island, Washington. The bride-to-be attended business college in Klamath Falls and is affil iated with Wilson Abstract company. Happy Hour Mrs. Maude Hoslcy was host ess to the Happy Hour club at her home, 623 High street, Tuesday afternoon and follow ing a social hour tea was served. Mrs. Carl Sandcll will enter tain the group February 5, at her home, 1219 Lincoln. Mem bers present at the Hoslcy home were Mrs. H: A. Funk, Mrs. R. G. Motschenbacher, Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs. Carl Sandell, Mrs. E. H. Lawrence, Mrs. Syd Evans, Mrs. George Humphrey, Mrs. George Hum, Mrs. J. J. Keller, Mrs. George Biehn, Mrs. Harry Richardson and -Mrs, H. E. Jones. 8 Birthday Party Patricia Anne Isensee cele brated her seventh birthday an niversary January 20 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Isensee, 2202 Oregon avenue. Her little guests were Ceclle and Susan Vandenbcrg, Sharon and Carol Sue Taylor, Mary Ann and Paul Munson, Prlscilla Federhart, Chuck Russell, Gor don Clark, Kay Merritt and Don ald Isensee. Mrs. Joe Russell and Mrs. Ernest Taylor were also asked to share birthday cake dur ing the afternoon. USE 666 Cold Preparations Liquid, Tablets. Salve, Not Drops, i Cautioai Uib only u directed. Book Clubs Both book clubs of the Klam ath Federation of Business and Professional Women will hold their regular meetings on Mon day evening, January 28. Members of the Edith Cun ning Book club will meet for dinner at the home of Elcnorn Weatherford, 2535 Hope, at 6:30, with Annis Struthcrs and Joy Rolph acting as assisting hostesses. A review of that fascinating and humorous book, "The Egg and I" by Betty Mac Donald, will be presented by Mrs. Dean H. Osborn. The Minerva Book club will meet at 7:30 o'clock with Stella Bowne at her home on High street. , Nursing Degree Nancy Gaylord of Kluinath Falls has qualified for a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing at the department of nursing of the University of Oregon medical school, Portland, according to an announcement released by Hen rietta Doltz, director. Miss Gaylord's B. S. degree will qualify her for specialized opportunities in advanced nurs ing work. She took two years of pre-nursing college work at Ore State college. Nnncy Gaylord will receive her Bachelor of Science diploma at graduation exercises m June. Cookie Bake A cookie-baking party was the feature of an early Jomiary meeting of Girl Scout troop 9 of Altamont junior high school. The girls made cookies in or der to qualify for their home making, badge. They also made lapel pins and worked on plays which they are planning to pre sent. The plays are based on four of the Girl Scout laws. Wh.n In Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Jo and Ann EarUy Proprietors CELEBRATING THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING January 20 were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenkins of 2028 Vine street. The couple were married in Troy, Kansas, fifty years ago. Guderian. Ruth S. Dixon it glad to announce the reopening of the Star Beauty Salon Monday, January 21 located in the STAR DRUG STORE 435 Main St. . Phon 708S OPERATORS! Velma Self Helen Hricziscse W hen baying; wsihabla fabrlcg Ik (or tbii leal Lm a derbllltr. I . ' j9 , 1 NO WORRIES FOR ME -My Laundry Takes Care OfMtf Wash Dau Problems And We'll Take Care of Youn, Too. Just Call .5111 CASCADE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Social Calendar Mon4y( Jftnuirjr tR Council Churvh Women, rtnt lrtby Iffrlnn church, i p. in. Friday. tbrury t KnHtcrn SiMf aortal club, 1:48 p. nv, MmiuiIc temple, HiMtwn, M, J, Cal vin Huiit.Wm. l.co N. Hull, OKU Hoclnl club, Maioitlo hall, 1:4ft p. in, Monday. February 4 GartUu club, library club rooma, S p. in. Klamath County Council PTA nutt ing, Mills ichool, a p. in. WrtitaiUy, Ffhruary ANW club with Mr. C, 11. Under wood. Tueaday, February If NtU club to meet (or luncheon , in Pelican parly room. Wednesday, February It Sojourner no hoe l luncheon at 1:44, WlUard hotel. Friday, February IK King of Hearta dance epouiored by Jobe Dauuhtora. Halurday, February li Annual lirernbchcr benefit bridge tM at Willard. AAUW, Klamath chapter, muelcalt, (UlurtUr. February M Potentate's hall t Klamath Fa 111 tcninlv. Jean Wnlnui r-ititlfulln In alu l Pcltrim uudfr apniummliln at Klamath Community Concert aum'tattim Sojourners no host luncheon at 1;4S, Willard hotel. WrdutMUy, Msrcta 10 Bartlett ami itoberlaon, duo-planUte. to play at Pellciiu under sponsorship of Klamath Community Concert association. Aloha OES ' Aloha chapter, Order of East ern Star met In the Masonic hall Tuesday, January 22. After the regular bugiui.s mcctlnii, initiation o f candidates took place. The program was arranged by Mrs. II. E. Gotx. who pre sented Betty Glldden who sanx two " numbers, "Danny" and "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes." She was accompanied by Alma Cofer. Erlene Wheeler and Mnrlc WrlRht sang two ducts, "Noc turne" and "In My Garden." They were accompanied by Mrs. Goo rue Melntyrc. The room was decorated wlh spring flowers. Refreshments were served after the proKram. The refreshment committee consisted of Mrs. George Adler, Mrs. J. V. Urewbaker, Mrs. William Anderson, and Mrs, Henry C. Bonney. The next mectinK will be held on February 12 when the Sunshine Girls, with Mrs., Wal lace Ucrllnus as chairman, take charo of the program and re freshments. 5 Bill Mason, who was reconl'y discharged from the- United States army following service with the intelligence corps in England and France, spent the weekend here with his uncle nnd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Burge Mason Sr. The visitor Is well known here where he has spent some time. He is en route from Los Angeles to the cast coast where he plans to resume his studies at Princeton. Mr. and Mrs. Don West are receiving congratulations over the birth of their first son and second child, born Tuesday at Klamath Valley hospital. Both mother and child are doing nice ly. Mrs. West Is the former Dor othy Teed of this city, and grand parents of the new citizen are Mr. and Mrs. L. A. West and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Teed, all of Klamath Falls. Saturday. Jan. 28, 194J HERALD AND NEWS TOTJ fir Ll"" ' r v't fil fPv nMVi h til J; : Ait ' ' 11 t 5 f ) V"' ' JUNE COOK, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril V. Cook of Chiloquin, and Earl Jones, son of Mrs. Jennie Jones of Klam ath Falls, oxchanged vows at 7:30 o'clock Friday everting, January 18. Kcnncll-F.llli. Social Club The Rcbckuh Social club held a putluck luncheon and busi ness meeting in the IOOF hall Wednesday, January 23, with Berenice McCrackcn and Mrs. Mast as hostesses for the after noon, Severn! aprons for the planned apron sale were turned In, and all Rrbekahs aro asked to give an apron. A change in the plans for fu ture meetings was mado at this tlmo. The first Wednesday of each month will be a business mectli)g, the fourth Wednesday a social one. Al the meeting on February 12 there will be a Valentino exchange and Ada Wlllltts and Eva My era will serve as hostesses. Joan Kay Is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs, Orvlllo Hamil ton of N. 0th street for their little girl, born this week at Klamath Valley hospital. What Con You Spare That They Can Wear? Turn In Your Clothes, Shoes NOW! VICTORY CLOTHING " DRIVE ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. David H. Goehring will resume his practice of dentistry Monday, January 28 S310Med!cal-Denta! Bldg.'" Telephone 5283 Rosldence Telephone 77SI Opposite Post Office end 1116 Main America Enjoys the Best Laundry Service in the World! 11 T H foTT TTtTTTH f N T ff b b m v com mi PASTRUSIZn) FACI CftCAKf special cleanses thoroughly, leaves your skin smooth snd soft. 2.50, 100 1 17r ttlTIN 1.0TIOH SPECIAL created especially for dry skin. Leaves a satin smooth finish. 2.25, 1.25 TOWN COUNTRY NICHT CREAM to lubricate your com plexion while you sleep. 1.75, 1.00 CREAM TINT foundation Imports a glamorous velvety Battering color. ProtecU roof skin, tool Five beautiful shades. 1.50 --,1 '7,i-- ' rvrorcATnTcREAM'. -Jtpply. 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