March Rites'
In h (limbic rlim ceremony
ri'iicl in tli Dclawaro Avenue
lliiilil C'lniirh in Krlc. I'M., Krl
ilny, Mil roll 1A, Vlmlnla I'lerce,
clautiliter of Mr unci Mm. K. L.
I'lcrco of Hint city, benune the
lirlilc ii( Thomas St mi rt, nun of
Mm. llrrnico Storey of Klamath
Fulls.
Timlllloiial wi'dilliiK music win
played.
The bride, given In inurrluKt
by hpp futlirr, wore prliives
KuWll of while marquisette with
H sweetheart nrrkllne, long
sleeves, mul u full-length truhi.
Her finger-Up veil was ruuglit
hi a crown of orunge blossoms.
Sim worn h u 1 1 (I locket, gift of
the iirooin, mid carried white
ltlhlii In mi iimingeuieul of whit
fariuitiona mul aiilln streamers.
Mulil of honor win Margery
Pierce of Krlc. Sho worn u own
of pink net with a fitted buttle
mid full net skirt, mid curried
liiiuiiuct uf yellow carnation,
Her slinuliler-luiiglli veil mntchud
her kowii.
llrlilesinalds were. Mliry I'lerce
und J en n Pierce, who worn Kiiwni
of yellow. They carried contrast
tt lie lioiiiiit'l uf yellow und pink
ruinations, and cuch wore slinul
der length vrila.
Following the cundlellKht cere
inony the cuople received III thn
church. Mr. mid Mra. Stunrt lire
nt homo lit I SOU Ivory, Klmniith
Kalis.
Wed In South
, KOItT KLAMATH Mr. mid
ll Itiiyinoud S. Loonlcy of
Kurt K In ma I li miuuiincc thn mar.
riaiie of their daughter Maxlne
to llullli Klur, ton of Mr. und
Mm. Thomas. K liter of Urown
Held, Tex.
'I I if iiuirrluue ceremony win an
rveut of Sn tiinlny, April 20, and
win performed at the Methodist
purioiiiife at l.ulibock, Tex. At-,
teiidiinta of the couple were a 1
brother und slater of the groom, j
Mra. Klrr In a iirnduate of the I
Oregon t'olli-ge of Kducutton und
II win while iittendii.g college at
Monmouth Unit ahe met her Inn
hnnd. who win at Unit time sin
tinned ul C'limp Adair. She
taught ai'hool nt North Hend,
Ore., for a yeiir and luilf. at
tended the University of Oregon
for ft term, und win aubMMiueiit
iy employed until her recent
marriage In the uffice of the
Flri-muir Kuud Insurance coin
puny in Loa Aniielef, Cnllfornla.
Mr. Klzer went overseas in
1 044 and went throuKh both the
Philippine and Okinawa cam
paigns, serving with the U. S.
army engineer. lie received
hi discharge from the service
recently.
At preaent, the newly married
1 roupln are milking their home
at Denver City Tex., where
Klier If employed.
Molin Rites
TULKLAKE In a ciindlelight
ceremony In the Tuleluke Pre
byterlun church Saturday eve
ning, April 20, Ruby Stern, Ma
lm, beenme thn bride of Nela
Soderluud of T li I e I a k e. The
i double ring ceremony win read
W the Itcv. Hugh L. llromnn
Jin the preM-nce of a Inrge num
ber of relutivea and friends of
the young couple.
The altar was banked with
Eiuler lilies, white atock and
white carnations complemented
by many rundlea.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs.
Duvo llrldge with Mrs. Dan Web.
ster at -the piano sung, Cud
miin'a "At Dawning" nnd Bond's
"I Love You Truly." Mrs. Web
1 ster also pluyed the wedding
inurchea.
The bride wore a floor length
f:own of white net over ailk and
ler fingertip Illusion net veil
was caught with a Juliet cup of
I the muterinl. She carried an
I arrungement of lilies and bou
! vnrdin.
; Her only attendant, Mrs. Irv
i Inn Cnpek, wore floor length
j white crepe with a red rosebud
! corsage.
i Albert Porter, Tufclake, was
s bent num.
The new Mr. and Mrs. Sorter
i hind cut a tiered white wedding
! cake at an informal reception
j In the Duchess cafe following
the ceremony with 80 guests
'. present.
j The bride, n resident of Malin,
hna nwide her home here for the
i lint three yeiira with Mr. and
I Mrs. Cnpek. The groom has
' lived here since 1IKIS and has re
j cently been discharged from tho
t, service. ,
They will' make their home
here.
Oregon Mothers
To Meet Saturday
Tho Oregon Mothers club will
meet In the Pelican party room,
hiituimiv afternoon, May 4, at
a o clock.
There will be an election of of
ficers. All mother of University
of Oregon students are requested
to attend.
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Dairy
Klilon Durgdorf and Dick
Huilth returned borne April IM
from Portliind, where they took
phyalful i-xiiminutionx for the
urmed forces,
Mr. und Mrs. Clyde lloralcy
and duughter CliHiidulle spent
Kmtnr weekend with her parent
Mr. and Mrs. I. other Daye of
Mi'dford. Mm. Horaley and Chun
(telle remained with her parents
for an extended visit. I
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Schmoe,
Mr. und Mm. Hay Robertson
nnd sons Dale and Bobby, Fred
Schmoe and his son Robert, Ray
mond Kolb, Albert Burgdorf and
son Kldon spent Easter in the
Virgil Schmoe home.
Erwln Heim, son of Mrs. Lena
Helm of S. 6th, Klamath Falls,
returned home April 10, after
receiving his discharge from the
Senbees where he has served
lor the pint few years.
Mr. and Mm. Verle Heseltlne
and daugliter of Bonanza, have
moved to the O. Kllnkhammer
npartment to make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hanklns and
family are making their home In
the bouse on the former Joe
Horsley ranch, now owned by
Klinkhammer.
Congratulation go to Mr. and
Mra. Paul Sullivan on the re
cent birth of a son. He is grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hanklns. Conxratolntlnns also
to Mr. and Mrs. Miggs Burk
of Bonanza on the birth of their
son on Saturday, April 20.
Hurry Brown, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Brown who Is In the
nnvy, Is expected home soon as
he received his discharge In
Bremerton. Wash.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. B. Schmoe
returned lo their home in Klam
ath Falls on Wednesday after
spending the past few days with
relatives and friends in the Dairy
vicinity.
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WED ON EASTER SUNDAY, April 21, were Ida Giovannlni of
Klamoth Foils ond Ncllo Pieruccini of McCloud, Calif. The
ceremony was reod in Sacred Heart church.
KeimellEllls.
Entertain
LANCiKLL VALLEY Mr. und
Mrs. Fruzier entertained nt their
home Sunday. April 2B, with a
potliirk dinner, followed by
pinochle and bridge.
High scores In bridge went to
Mr. and Mrs, Owen Pepple and
In pinochle lo BUI Ilechdoldl and
Mrs. Scotly Ross. Theresa Teare
und Nora Bechdnlt received the
traveling awards.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Tenre. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Dearborn and Har.el Mor
rison of Klauiaih Falls, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt and Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Pepple of Bonanza,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gift, Mrs.
Frank Bubcock, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Brown, Mrs. BUI Burnett,
Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Ross, Mrs.
Mary Leldy, Mrs. Mary Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavltt, L.
A. Constans and Mr. and Mrs.
Frazier.
Two Named
To Honorary
The Hotnunce language depurt-
nicnl of the University of Ore
i gon recently announced the elec-
tion of Muryellen Wright and
1 Jean Wyckoff to membership In
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Bly
The Bly home extension unit
met at the home of Betty Arm
strong April 11 with 10 members
and one guest present.
Miriam Powell and Wilma An
gus led the demonstration on
care of wall and woodwork.
Officers for the coming year
were elected as follows, chair
man, Veda Dixon; vice chairman,
Lynn Kendall; secretary-treasurer,
Miriam Powell,
There will be a special meet
ing May 14 on "Freezing," to be
led by Lucy Case, specialist from
OSC, Corvallls.
r.SAI.O NKWS, Rlaaulk ralla, Or.. WSDHaaOAT, Mar I, ISM. Nla
A potluck luncheon wat en
Joyed at noon.
The Women' club met at the
home of Elizabeth Campbell on
April 17. Spring flower were
used In the room.
Plans for a card party on May
10 were discussed. The party
1 to raise funds for the library.
Refreshments were served to
Faye Schonberg, Lorraine Mil
ler, Miriam Powell, Let. Tik
kanen, Betty Armstrong, Veda
Dixon, Jean Cline, Mary Luck,
Ruby Hanan, Lynn Kendall,
Ruth Obenchain, Lura Dishno,
NO BLIND DATES
PORTLAND, May 1 (AP)
The mayor decided today that
the city shouldn't have anything
to do with dating.
He and a city commissioner
recommended denying a permit
to establish a date registry. The
applicant, Mra. Loren Lemnion,
said her registry would arrange
date for Portlander for a $1
fee. Purpose: "Enjoying a mu
tually entertaining and compan
ionable evening."
Wilma Angus
Campbell.
and 'Elizabeth
MR. AND MRS. JOHN F
BURKE of Merrill announce
the engagement of their
daughter Patricia to William
D. Dingier, Henley, son of
Mrs. Annie Dingier. The fu
ture Mrs. Dingier, graduate
of Interstate Business college,
Klamoth Falls, is a secretary
at the Merrill mill. The wed
ding is planned for the mid
dle of May.
Koertje, Betty Rolph. Marilyn
Markham, Jancy Duon, Howard
Koertje, Lorce Rolph, Ruth Etta
I'ankcy, Ruth Rolph, Margie
Brown, Bcrnadtnc Tennant,
Vera Brown, Bonnie Marie
Sparks, and Billic Sparks.
the CJiimma chapter of Sigma
Delta Pi, nutiouul Spanish hon
orary. The formal Initiation cere
mony will be held on the campus
May 111.
Miss Wright, u sophomore ma
joring in Journalism. Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
B. Wright, 438 High, und last
summer was employed at The
Herald and News.
Miss Wyckoff is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Van Wyckoff,
Chllnquin. She is u sophomore,
majoring in liberal arts.
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Easter Party
LANUELL VALLEY Bonnie
Marie and Billic Sparks enter
tained a number of their young
friends with an Easter egg hunt
Saturday afternoon. April 20.
The children were divided
into two groups in the hunt,
with Billle Sparks winning in
the yuunger group, and How
urd Koertje in the older. Mari
lyn Markham found the largest
egg, and Ruth Ralph the small
est. The rest of the afternoon was
spent playing Easter games with
refreshments served later.
Present were Mary Lynn
Ralph. Lee Darby, Dickie Bray,
Gilbert Roberth, Roger Bnd
Chester Grounds, Jo Mae Hay
den, Gary Lyle Roberts. Carl
Cross, Onirics Gourley, George
Bray, Jimmle Rolph, Charles
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