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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1946)
Vows Excftangecf At Sacred Heart The chape! of Sacred Heart Catholic church was the scene of the wedding, Saturday afternoon, April 20, of Mary Jean Pcderson, daunhter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira T. Pederson of Elk Point, S. D., to George A. Kovarik, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kovarik of Circle, Montana. The Rev. Father Raymond Beard performed the ceremony. The bride, given In marriage by her brother, John L. Peder sen, USN, wore a gown of white organza with a full-length train and finger-tip veil falling from a crown of orange blossoms. She carried a white prayer book, gift of the groom, with lav. ender orchid Phyllis Smith was the bride's only attendant. She wore a gown of pink net and carried a bou quet of pink roses. William C. Canton was best man During the ceremony, Schu bert's "Ave Maria" was played by Elaine Abbott, who also Stayed the wedding march and le recessional. After the ceremony, a recep tion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smith at 114 Crescent. Serving were Mrs. Anna Francis, Mrs. Malcolm Teare, Ingrid Nessitt, Mildred Teare, Mrs. Michael Lavenik, Mrs. W. J. Kessler, Mrs. Eugene Myers, Mrs. Ruth Cashin, and Mrs. Otto Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Kovarik will be at home in Klamath Falls fol lowing a wedding trip to the California coast. Luncheon Past Matrons club of the Or der of the Eastern Star met for luncheon in the ladies parlor of the Masonic temple, Friday, April 26. Yellow and white were used as the color scheme. Hostesses were Mrs. R. E. Wat tenburg, Mrs. Charlotte Martin, Mrs. W. P. McMillan, and Mrs. Charles J. Martin. Guest of the afternoon was Orion Watten burg. After a short business meet ing, conducted by Mrs. Fred Cofer, vice president, in the ab sence of Mrs. O. F. Konschot, president, cards were played. Mrs. Oscar Peyton held high score in bridge and Mrs. O. R. Holloway received the special award. Mrs. Will Wood is chairman of the visiting committee for May, and the committee for the May meeting will consist of Mrs. T. M. Moretz, Mrs. Jacob Heid, Mrs. L. F. Willits, and Mrs. Oli ver Spiker. . . Garden Club The Garden club meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry Schmor on April 19 was very interesting to members attending. Several hardy shrubs were dis cussed, among them were French pussywillows, lilacs, roses of the old fashioned type, spirea astilbe, a pink summer flowering variety that never fails; flowering quince, forsythia, snowball and beauty bush. Spring flowers observed to be in bloom here now are grape hyacinth, daffodils, violets, pan ties, violas, periwinkle hyacinth, forsythia, dwarf iris and a few late crocus. All of the above are very hardy and bloom profusely in. spite of cold and frost At the close of the meeting re freshments were served to 14 members and one guest. The next meeting will be on May 3 at the home of Mrs. Ben son Dixon; the topic will be "Early Gardens." Shower Hostess Mrs. Pearl Lehto was hoste Friday evening at a surprise shower given at the home of Mrs. Vera Real, 112 Wendling, in nonor oi Mrs. James tsarnes Bridge was Dlaved throueh. out the evening with hieh score going to Mrs. Barnes and low to Mrs. Marion Barnes. After gifts were presented the honor guest, reireshments were served by Mrs. Lehto assisted bv Mrs. Real. Invited were Doris Ash- worth. Mrs. Alma Rvser. Mrs Orma Bedord, Mrs. Mary Hert zog, Mrs. Julia Brittian, Mrs. Nancy Taylor, Mrs. Ethyl Sut ton, Mrs. Jo Yocky, Mrs. Eleanor KODison, Mrs. Blanche Sutton, ixus. nuiaun oarno, ana Mrs. Marion Barnes. BRING YOUR XI "7 ifft Midweek SOCIETY Senior Circle Mrs. Charles Whiteman and Mrs. H. C. Brown entertained the Senior circle of the Com munity Congregational church at Mrs. Whiteman's home, 2450 Orchard way, Friday afternoon, April 26. Mrs. William Revcll, presi dent, conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Victor Phillips was ine guest speaker, and chose for her topic the book "The Cross Over Africa," by Bishop Booth. Four members presented a play let with the theme, an incident in the life of an African boy. Those attending were Mrs. W. C. Little, Mrs. Elmer Mitchell, Mrs. H. S. Stone, Mrs. William Revell, Mrs. H. O. Lohrey, Mrs. William Larson, Mrs. E. G. Mathews, Mrs. L. J. Brink. Mary Eckstein, and three guests. Since the next regular meeting will fall on election day, the group decided to postpone the session until May 24. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Lohrey of 2144 Eberlein, and Mrs. Lar son will be the assisting hostess. TO WED JUNE 24 is Croyce Von Cleave, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. William C. . Van Cleave, 3240 Laverne. Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleave recent ly announced their-daughter's engagement to George M. Walters, son of Mrs. Mack Walters of Altomont. Evergreen CHILDREN'S Strictly super stylet! i hi OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1946, Aloha chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, are, seated ond left to right, Mrs. Walter Herndon, chaplain; Mrs. John West, Electa; Mrs. Bert Miller, Martha; Mrs. Arthur Denison, Esther; Mrs. Frank Marks, Ruth; Mrs. S. H. Snell, Adah; Mrs. Elmer Harnden, organist. Standing, Mrs. Sanford Selby, secretary; Mrs. Will Wood, mar shal; Mrs. H. E. Cetz, conductress; Sanford Selby, worthy patron; Mrs. L. K. Phelps, worthy matron; Mrs. Charles Graham of Tillamook, worthy grand matron of Oregon; Mrs. Nina Currier, treasurer; Mrs. W. L. Poole, associate conductress; Joe Kennedy, associate patron; Mrs. Howard Listoe, associate matron; Mrs. Maurice Sherman, warder pro tern; Arthur Denison, warder. Comnrt. Recent Bride MALIN Mrs. Walter Stastny, a recent bride, was honored with a delightfully planned bridal shower in the Presbyterian church the evening of April 22, with Mrs. Louis Kalina, Mrs. Edwin Stastny, Mrs. Vaclav Ka lina and Mrs. Mervin Wilde as hostesses. The refreshment table was lace covered and centered with an arrangement of Easter lilies and yellow tapers. Present for the affair were Mrs. George Brothanek, Mrs. Ivan Petrasek, Mrs. Charles W. Hamilton, Mrs. Merle Looslcy, Mrs. A. E. Street, Mrs. Joe Smidl, Mrs. Jerry Rajnus, Mrs. Jack Vansell, Mrs. Leonard Weber, Mrs. Albert Stastny, Mrs. Gerald West, Mrs. James Ottoman, Mrs. Jack West, Mrs. A. M. Worlow, Mrs. H. E. . Wilson, Mrs. C. M. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. John Frietag. Mrs. Edwin Petrasek, Mrs. Frank Paygr, Mrs. Emil Tofell, Mrs. John Reber, Mrs. Anton Stey- skal, Mrs. Stanley Johnson, Mrs. A. Kalina, Mrs. W. C. Dalton, Malin. Mrs. L. Lewis Kandra, Mrs. Halbert Wilson, Merrill; Mrs. Al Hardman, Mrs. Don Porterfield, Mrs. Gilbert Osborne, Mrs. Steve Takacs Jr., Tulelake; Mrs. Harry Jackman, Mrs. Merle Long, Doris McCord, Pauline Suty and Eva Lee, Klamath Falls. Knights of Columbus Hold Sunday Breakfast Breakfast was served to the Knights of Columbus and their candidates, Sunday morning, April 28. in the parish hall of Sacred Heart church. A group of Catholic Daughters served. Chairman was Azita Kennedy, assisted by Violet Pieser, Margaret Lavin, Liddy Meroney, P h 1 1 1 1 s Mahoney. Phyllis Smith, Marie Michels, Clara Heup, Ella Lesmeister, Ellen Konop, and Mabel Broch- trup. Vike bg sisff 'Strictly dependable wear! For a ynart social standing in popuclt t, your littU daughter pratsrt Utwl. Shell bri along hoppily end comforlobly In Hmm iho jtykd litw big sister's. Mortir approve of thtm, too, bocavs tiltwtls giv long sorvic and th propor support growing foot Dinner Mrs. John Fugill of 2124 Og den was honored with a sur prise birthday dinner, Saturday, April 20. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Her mann were hosts for the evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Fugill, Doris Grendohl, Shirley Woodword, and James Conn, visiting from Sun Fran cisco, and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hermann. Later in the evening, several friends called, including Mr. and Mrs. Art Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Schaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pcrmin. Pinochle was played, with refreshments served later. 31 ENGAGED is Catherine Bell of Ogden, Utah, who will wed Glen G. Foster of 1845 Ivory on June 12. The ceremony will be read in the Salt Lake Temple in Utah. The groom-to-be is the son of . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster of this city. SHOES ntd. Otildren's sizes. I i ? it j rr - ii mm I Two Parties Two groups of St. Paul's Epis copal church entertained last week with post-Easter parties in the parish hall. , On Friday evening the sixth grude group of Giiis Friendly society invited guests to a formal dancing party at 6 o'clock. Re freshment were served later to Ann Newman, Patty Teule, liev erly Cox, Junice Larson, Frances Stevenson. Marilyn Miller, An nubelle Dial, Mary Joan Hill, Molly Cashin, Robert Kuyken dull. Paul Jones, David Shaffer, Stanley Zenor, Ronald Hersh berger, Robert Van Vactor, An gus Stewart, Wayne Byrd and Ramon Bell. Assisting were Mrs. Ruth Cashin, Mrs. John Larson, Mrs. Harold Teule. Mrs. Virtor E. Newman. Mrs. W. D. Miller and Hazel Morrison. All Saints group of GKS enter tained with a dancing party and games followed by refreshments Saturday evening. Present were Beth Lee Bunch, Betty Bennet, Carolyn Orr, Flo Ann Perkins, Carol Ackerman, Catherine Glid den, Byron and Ronny Tarr, David Todd, Jimmy Pinninger, Roger Kuykendall, George Adler and Barton Adams. Mr. and Mrs. WillLs Gllddcn, Mrs. E. Bunch, Hazel Morrison and Betty Gliddcn assisted in serving. MT. LAKI Dorothy Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dixon of Henley, recently an nounced her engusement to Ernest H. Hills of Burlingame, Calif., at an informal party given recently in Eugene. Miss Dixon is a graduate stu dent at the University of Oregon where she will complete her work in June. Mr. Hills was recently dis charged from the United States navy and is enrolled at San Mateo Junior college. No date has been set for the wedding. P. 1.1 71 I Garden Clubs Mui'h interest Is being nIuiwii In the Joint meeting of tlm Lost Klver Uimloii chili it i it t lite Klumutli Fulls Guillen club mi Monday, May 6, In the club rooms of the city library. The two groups lire asked lo fliilhcr at 11 a. ni. mid either to tiing an urraiiHemimt made at home, or lo bring material and nuike the nrruiigeineiit at the meeting. Al 12 noon there will be a pot lurk luncheon and fol lowing there will be a lecture on flower uri'iingc mcnt given by Mrs. Margaret Powell Luinb of Portland, formerly of this city. All members are urged to at tend and those not affiliated will) either club may pay a small fee uud attend the lecture, Shower LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Beu DeYmil ond Mrs. Rush Gib son entertained with a bridal shower In honor of Mrs. Charles Akins, the former Helen Clurke, The uffiilr was held in the parish hall. Spring flowers deco rated the rooms, with gifts cen tering the long table. Games wero played, after which refreshments were served. Present were Mrs. Akins, Dor othy Clarke, Lucille Lilly, Edna Shelley, Marllea Biehn. Mary Shelly, Bonnie Fernland. Mil dred Novotny, Myrtle Johnson, Mury Leidy, Uobbietto Gift, Esther Arnold. Ulllle DeVutil, Nettie Davis. Iln.cl Gift, Char lotte Fltzhugh, Mrs. Romtvedt, Ellen Romtvedt, Mildred Kecder, Mury Ann Smith, Mary Mulone, Doris Leuvitt, Genevieve llltson, Edith Wilson, Esther Uarclay, Helen Noble. Mildred Campbell, Mrs. Tom Wilson and the host esses, Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Do Vuul. 1 C THREE YEARS OLD is little Maxine Betty Dickinson, ! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mock W. Dickinson of Mid land. Kennell-Ellls THAT HAVE LUCAS Priced To Suit Any Budget Come early while the se lection it complete. Cov ering! in velour, tapestry, cretonne, or vivid crash patterns. 0r m. i (I XtwA Comfortable Sofa -Bed Tapestry Covering Fine quality blue tapostry that harmonizes .very well. Opens into an inner-spring bed to handle two persons. Adds appearance and extra sleeping space to any home. Velour Daveno Rich blue and wine velours. Has all the features you have been looking for. Large size for comfort. We have Rockers ond Ottomans to Match Davenos. Many Davenos also in Cretonne and Tropical Crash Coverings Plenty of tlKKAl n Nitwit, Kl.m.lk r.ii., on. I i. .- - . ..J.V4: U BARBARA LOU, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bryan of 201 62 Wantland observed her eighth birthday Saturday, April 6. Rell Studio. Women s Club LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Iluttle Walker and Mrs. Edith Jones entertained the Langell Vulley Women's club at the parish hall, Thursday, April 25. In charge of the meeting was Nettle Davis, president. Reports on the dance were made, and the members voted to have an other dance May 11. The group ugreed to doiuite $:I3 to the can cer fund. Refreshment! were served to June Hahcock. Miriam I'otucek, Alma Embrey, Madge Monroe, Dorothy Jones, Frances Dalton, Muren Randall, Christine tlrowu, Theliua I'ettlgrew, Mary Me Aulllfe, Edna Hood, l.uunclte Davis. Theresa Teure, Margaret Burnett, and the hostesses, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Wulker. 'FOR' INVESTMENT TYPE CONTRACTS All modern forms from birth to ago 60 years. Special plans for WOMEN and . CHILDREN See Eva Lea Long si'tcMi. r rKi NTAri r Standard Iniurance Co. It'armtrlr Orpgsa MhihI LI(i I i 416 Main Phon 7176 JUST ARRIVED AT ... OF COURSE Wine or Blue Velours . . Tapestry Parking Space WM1NS1HAT, M.r I, mis, rn Visitor Mrs. Fred Kafer Jr. of Seat, lie, promotion advisor for Ore gun ami a member of the mi tlonal Girl Scout muff, will make her official visit lo the local Girl Scout organization on Thurs day anil Friday. On Thursday at 7::il) p. in. tho local public relations coiumltte hint planned to entertain all adults In Scouting at St. Paul s Episcopal parish hull. Thnro planning to attend may nutk their reservations by calling lh Girl Scout office, 4A41, or Mil. L. A. Murphy, ailllV. During her visit Mn. Kafer will meet with various local council committees. Bridal Shower Mrs. William C. Mlsfcldt, th former Virginia Andrew!, wi guest of honor at a bridal shower Tuesday, April III, given by hrr alster, Kirs. M. E, lllehn, nt her home, 4ii:itl t'rosslcy, Refreshment were served af ter Mrs. Misfeldl opened her glft. Present were Mn. Misfeldt, Dorothy Gilerlsl, Madge Mct'lrl Inn, Mrs. Ileiiluh Drake, Mrs. C. E. Misfeldl, Mrs. E. niunk enshlp, .Mrs. Charles Del. up, Mrs. Troy Otialls. Mrs. Roy Ileal, on, Mrs. Ilaruld lllehn, Mrs. Hugh Schiiltz, Mrs. William Nol an, Mrs. Roy Andrews, Mrs. 1 .14 verue Slusser, Mrs. Thomas Mr Kenney, and Mrs. Alice Michels. FULLY INSURED Safe Storage COMPLETE PROTECTION GUARANTEED Your cost It fully In turtd at ill tlmsi against lost, lira. lh(U moths, or dtmag. Insurance Included With Storoge Wi Ht Adequat! Facllltls! Coll 642S EERICHARD E FUR COMPANY 129 So. 9th at tie 9Zew 875 t 10295 Convenient Budget Terms If Desired COAT IN TODAY! IT COSTS SO 1ITTLI FURNITURE M ontgomery Ward 195 E. MAIN 133 So. 8th Ph. 5188 Lyras
