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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1946)
Marine Takes Bride On Sunday ' A lovely bride of Sunday, May 26, was Mary Ellen Wilson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson of Louisville, Kentucky, who exchanged vows with Sgt. Lloyd Edward Crum packer at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Crumpacker, 2169 Madison. The ceremony was read at 4 o'clock by the Rev. Hush T. Mitchelmore of Peace Memorial Presbyterian church in the presence of about 40 friends and relatives. The bride, given In marriage by Mr. Crumpacker, wore a beautiful white satin gown with a full skirt of white chif- fon which ended In a long train. I Her full length veil of illusion net was held by a crown of fresh flowers. She carried an arm sheath of pink roses. For something old and some thing borrowed, the bride wore Mrs. R. E. Morrison's veil, and something blue was a blue handkerchief loaned by an aunt of the groom, Mrs. M. R. Hou ser. Her something new was her gown. Laura Crumrine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Crum rine, was the bride's attendant and she wore a gown of ice blue jersey and carried a nose gay of sweet peas. The best man was B. D. Morrison and the flower girl was pretty little Judith Ann Morrison, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Morrison. Ushers were Stanley Elsmore and Bob Morrison. Immediately after the cere mony the young couple cut their elaborately decorated wedding cake and serving were Mrs. S. T. Morrison, Mrs. George Con drey and Mrs. Stanley Elsmore who also presided at the punch bowl. Receiving with the cou ple was Mrs. Ivan Crumpacker who wore a fuchsia crepe after noon dress. Mr. and Mrs. Crumpacker will remain here during the month of June, and early in July they plan a trip which will take them to Seattle and other northern points. Sgt. Crum packer reports July 27, to Mc Allister, Oklahoma, navy am munition depot, and his bride will accompany him. The two met shortly after Sgt. Crum packer returned from service in the Pacific with the United States marines and this also included three years and six months in Japanese prison camps following the fall of Ba Uan. He will remain in the marine corps. The bride attended school in Louisville, including Presenta tion academy and lived in San Diego for several years. Degree Conferred Members of Kappa chapter. Beta Sigma Phi, met at the home of Mrs. Lorn Dalcour, 715 N. 3rd St., on Thursday eve ning. May 23, for their last reg ular meeting until September. During the evening, the ex emplar degree, highest degree of the sorority, was conferred on Mrs. Howard Pernell, Mrs. Norman Moty, Mrs. Everett Ballard, Mrs. Eldon Phair, Mrs. Arthur Moore, and Mrs. Lorn Dalcour. Mrs. Arthur Moore officiated during the beautiful ceremony, which was read from a ritual table centered with a bowl of yellow roses, the sor ority flower, and tall white tap ers. Mrs. William Milne presided during the business meeting at which time plans for the for mal dance to be held in June were discussed. Plans for a pic nic this summer were also told. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening to Lil lian Redkey, Barbara Nyhart, Mrs. William Milne, Mrs. Lloyd Drew, Mrs. Norman Moty, Phyllis White, Elenora Weath erford, Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs. Everett Ballard, Mrs. Ed Cha ron, Mrs. Eldon Phair, Lois Coady. Contract Club Meats Thursday Idoline Schupp entertained the Thursday Contract club with dessert at her home, 530 N. 10th, on May 28.' Fannie Thompson held high score, Lora Evans, sec ond, and Clara McPherren re ceived the traveling award. Hos tess for the next meeting will be Fannie Thompson. The RIGHT fit. at a RIGHT price i CHAKI5 Serrict by appointment in ytnr heme Mrs. Jennie Leach 320 Michigan Ph. 8432 -TIPS OF Did you know that w are following merchandise PHILCO: Radios, Refrigerators, Home Freezers MAYTAG: Washers and Ironers IRONRITE: Ironers FOWLER: Electric Water Heateri AMERICAN: Steel Kitchen MERITS RETAIL 609 So. 6th St. . , - new Utticers Installation of officers of the Catholic Daughters of America was held in the parish hall on Monday evening. May 27, at 8 o'clock, Azita Kennedy, grand regent, presided over the meet ing, and the Rev. Father Ray mond Beard gave the opening prayer, which was followed by the salute to the flag and the opening ode. Mildred Smith acted as installing officer and was assisted by Ann Fiela, a former monitor of the court who has returned from Califor nia. Elizabeth Brandsness was program chairman, and present ed Cecile Vandenberg in a tap dance, Susan Gans in a reading and Elaine Abbott who played the accompaniment for Geral dine McGinnis' vocal solo. Committees appointed to serve for the coming year are program, Ann Fiela, assisted by Rose Igl; convert league, Mil dred Smith; Sick and gift com mittee, Martha Lavenik, Jen netta Albee, Kathryn Lorenz: publicity, Emilie Miller: social committee, Nora Manning, Helen Egan, Carrie Joans, Louise Vaughn, Florence Pick ett; sewing committee, war re lief work, Phillis Mahoney; chairman in charge of sending boxes each month to three French orphans adopted by the court, Elizabeth Brandsness: and legislative committee, Agnes La Londe, who gave some infor mation as to packing the boxes sent to the French orphans. Grand Regent Ellen Ely ex pressed her appreciation of the honor conferred upon her by her election to the office of grand regent, and Azita Ken nedy, past grand regent, thanked her officers for their cooperation during her term of office. She was presented with a past grand officers' pin. Cor sages were presented to all offi cers, and the Rev. Beard then led the closing prayer. Jenes Moty and Emilie Miller were cochairmen of the refresh ment committee for the eve ning, and others on the commit tee were Thelma McEnerney, Elizabeth Brandsness, Anne Mc Donald. Hazel Kann, Alice Car nlni. Marian Solga. Libby Me roney, Mary Bellotti, Elizabeth Brunner, Marie Haskett, Wilma Rutledge Ann Kessler, Evelyn McKale, and Angelina Doveri. Past Grand Regent Azita Ken nedy and Grand Regent Ellen Ely presided at the tea table, and over fifty guests were served. Initiation The Omega chapter of Hori zon Girls was established in Dorris, Tuesday, May 28, at the home of the club's adviser, Mrs. A. O. Christianson. The seven girls who had successfully completed the pledge period were initiated in the presence of Mrs. C. E. Mot schenbacher, Mrs. Carl Hayes, Mrs. R. E. Jones, and Mrs. D. R. Grace who are members of the Womens' club, sponsors for the group. At the completion of the in itiation the girls were present ed with their pins and program books by Ethyl Bremer, Camp Fire executive secretary, and Mrs. Christianson in a program based on the ideals and ambi tions which are fundamental in Horizon clubs, senior organi zation of Camp Fire Girls. Charter members of the group are Mary Bona, Geraldine Conklin, Eleanor Bay, Willa Buxton, Frances Green, Nellie Smith and lone Wise. Party Held Monday Evening Twenty-five members and friends attended the apron and slacks party of the Neighbors of Woodcraft held Monday eve ning, May 27, in the KC hall after a short business meeting. Several games were played, and awards given to the success ful contestants. Refreshments were served by Vera Reeves, Willan Floetke, Sylvia Bran nan. Sylvia Clayton, and Leola Thompson. The next meeting will be June 3, and Erma Miller will be chairman. MERIT. authorized dealers for the when it Is available? ADMIRAL: Refrigerators, Home Freezers, Electric Ranges, Radios EASY: Washers and Ironers EUREKA: Vacuum Cleaners ESTATE: Electric Ranges SERVEL: Kerosene and Flamo Refrigerators STORE Phone 6989 If EXCHANGING VOWS SUNDAY were Mary Ellen Wilson of Louisville, Kentucky, ond Sgt. Lloyd Edward Crumpacker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Crumpacker of this city. Comert Class Holds Dinner Party The Pelican party room on the scene of the final meeting culminating in a dinner party terested persons. After dinner. Eve Benson students from her studio in two Box," and "Mexican Sombrero." In the "Jack in the Box" Diane Oldenburg. In the second number were Corliss Mayfieid, Linda Franklin, Ingrid Norland, and Aria Collins. Ernest Armstrong, a newcom er to Klamath Falls, presented three piano numbers, one of particular interest to the Span ish students, "Malaguena" by Lecuona. The remainder of the eve ning was spent in hearing of travels to Mexico of Mrs. Dan Cashman of Merrill, who was a member of this year's Spanish class. Mrs. Mike Petroff, also a member of the class, recently returned from Mexico. She re turned through the interior rather than following the high way route, and had many inter esting encounters with the Mex ican people. At the end Of the program, William B. Yates, representing me spanisn class, presented the teacher, Lucile Tweed, with a Lakeview Scene Of Installation Eight members of the Klamath Falls Soroptimist club motored to Lakeview this week to meet with the Lakeview club for in stallation of officers of the Lake view club. Visiting Soroptimists were President Kathleen Thomp son, Lillian Hillis, Clara Shaw, Ruth Adams, Gertrude Moore, Lorraine Johnson and Izola Parker. Anne Sprague, retiring presi dent, and her committee, were at the hotel early to meet the guests. Dinner was served at the Lakeview hotel at 6:30 o'clock. A beautiful corsage was given to each of the guests and members. The tables were attractively dec orated with iris and chrome fig urines. A delightful program was arranged and Clara Shaw won the high point score prize for a game of wits, and Izola Parker won the house prize. The outgoing officers were CASCADE Across from the Post Office Ni V .,,Wlfa-rt.frWSa4 Tuesday evening. May 21, was of the adult Spanish classes, attended by students and in presented a group of young dance numbers, "Jack in the number were Darlene Price and pen as a token of the class' appreciation. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Amoureux, Mrs. E. S. Casey, Mrs. Dan Cashman, Lucio Montes de Oca, Dr. and Mrs. E. Dietsche, Mrs. H. H. Hadley, Mrs. .Vesta Hannon, Mrs. Charles Knock, Mrs. Keith Lindsay, Mrs. Richard Maxwell, Mrs. Helen Mueller. Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ogle, Mrs. Theresa Patton, Betty O'Leary, Mrs. Mike Petroff, Mrs. W. C. Pres ton, Mrs. Lorraine Quillon, Pa tricia Sexton, Luci'e Tweed, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Armstrong, Mrs. Josie Goldsmith. Mrs. H. T. Landram, Clare Landrnm. Will Knock, Mrs. Laura Over een, Mrs. George Psaros of Stevenson, Wash., Mrs. Wendell Smith. Mrs. Robert Tweed, Mrs. Harry Wiard, and Mrs. W. B. Yates. president, Anne Sprague; vice president, Lucille Dykeman; treasurer, Gladys Cooper: record ing secretary, Grace North, and corresponding secretary. May Swift. The incoming officers are president, Margaret Rugg; vice president, Emma Carter; treas urer, Lera Snider; recording sec retary, Cleurice Nichols; corre sponding secretary, Helen Marcy; board member. Amy Ousley. President Kathleen Thompson was in charge of the installation of officers and was assisted by members of the Klamath club. Garden Club To Have Tea On Monday afternoon, June 3, at 2 o'clock, the Garden club will hold a tea honoring Mrs. R. G. Grocsbeck. The affair will be held in the city library clubrooms. Mrs. G. A. Krause is in charge of the program. Phone 5111 or 6565 for pickup and delivery Last BPW To Be Held Mon The lust regular meeting for the year of tho Business mul Professional Women's club will be held Monday evening. Juno 3, when dinner will be served at 6:30 at tho Wllltird hotel. Ellen Upp, newly elected president who was Inslulled at the meeting on Muy 20, wits In charge of progruni arrange ments and Miss Upp states that this is to bo a surprise fun occasion and urges a large attendance. Reservations nuiy be made as usual by calling Hnttie Evans at 71154. A meeting of the BPW execu- tlve board has been announced for June 10 at the home of Miss Upp, 505 Jefferson. Those from Klunuith Fulls who attended the state convention of the Oregon Federation of Busi ness and Professional Women, held in Portland Muy 17, IB and 19. were Hazel Morrison, Isa belle Brixner, Wlnnlfred Glllen, Gertrude Tolle, Lorraine Quil len, Jean Porter, Annls Struth ers, Edna Albrecht, Coral Subo, Lucile Tweed, and Hnttie Evans. Convention reports were pre sented by delegutes at the last meeting. Kathleen Miller of Albany was elected the new president of the federation, and Carmellta Weddle of Salem will serve as first vice president. Mrs. Brix ner of this city who is a past state president and who has long been active In BPW, was ap pointed state educational chair man. Shower BLY Mrs. J. M. Kendall and Mrs. H. G. Powell were honor guests at a baby shower Friday afternoon, May 24, when Mrs. F. H. Armstrong entertained at her home. Pink predominated In the color scheme, with a decorated baty buggy in which gifts were placed. Tiny bassinette favors were given to each guest. A miniature clothes line strung on flowered poles was placed on the mantel, and the serving table was decorated with sweet peas and pink snapdragons, with pink tapers in crystal holders. Mrs. James Dixon and Mrs. C. A. Smith received awards in games. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. John B. Smith, Mrs. August Tikkannen, Mrs. Monte Cline, Mrs. Verne Hanan, Mrs. George Luck, Mrs. Herbert Johnson. Mrs. Ben Angus, Mrs. James Dixon, Mrs. C. A. Smith. Mrs. Harry Schoenberg, Mrs. J. C. Harrison, Mrs. Ed Dishno, Mrs. Wilbur Book, and Mrs. Armstrong, the hostess. At the children's party table were jan Smith. Marian Cllne, Nancv Luck. Elizabeth Arm strong. Jimmy Tikkannen. Jimmy and Billy Hanan, and Stanley Johnson. Aloha Chapter Aloha chapter, Eastern Star, met In the Masonic hall on Tuesday evening. After the bus iness meeting refreshments were served by a committee com posed of Golden Brown, Pearl Gisvold, Christine Goble and Nina Currier. Beautiful snow ball blossoms and huwthornc blooms were used in the decora tions. The next meeting will be held on June 25 when reports from the grand chapter session will be given. Grand chapter meets in Port land June 10 until June 13, and many members from Klamath Falls are hoping to be in at tendance. Book Club Mrs. Sheldon Brumbaugh en tertained the members of the Edith Cunning Book club at her home in Pine Grove on Monday evening. After dinner, which was served by Mrs. Stephen Sabo. Mrs. Phil Brixner, Mrs, Winnifrcd Gillcn and the host ess, Asta Kierulff, a guest of the evening, gave a very inter esting book review touching up on the living conditions of resi dents of a small village in pres ent dav Russia. The next meeting of this group will be In June at the home of Mrs. Clara Shaw, Homedale road. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris of Bly announce the marriage of their daughter, Evelyn Marie, to Ford F. Franklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ball of Vale, Ore gon, in Reno, Nevada, May 28. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cline of Bly accompanied the young couple to Reno. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin will reside in Bly where he is employed at the Spanker 'mill. Not a spot anywhere . . . Cascade Dry Cleaners Must have done this job! and the some holds true for ALL our cleaning! We're specialists on those hard-to-clean summer fabrics, too ond you'll get them back as fresh and crisp as the day you bought them. Send your sum mer things now! LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 1116 Main Sr. Meeti ting day Installation The annual Installation of officers of Eululoua chapter, Daughters of tho American Rev olution, will take place Wed nesday evening, Juno 5, at tho reucun puny room, iniiowing the dinner scheduled for 6:30 o'clock. Officers to be Installed are Mrs. Holund E. Wright, regent; Mrs. Hugh T. Mitchelmore, vlco regent; Eva Uurkhullor, secre tary; Mrs. Albert O. Hoenlcke, treasurer; Mrs. w. u. rosier, registrar: Mrs. Thomas Hump ton, historian; Mrs. W. J. Ows ley, chaplain. Mrs. William J. Owsley is the retiring regent. Members untuning lu uiionn tho dinner are asked to muke reservations with Mrs. Thomas Hampton, phono 434U, or Mrs. A. O. Kociilt'ko. phono 0U43. Organized Mrs. Carl Hayes, assisted by Mrs. R. E. Jones, has organized a group of Blue Birds In Dorris, Calif., under me sponsorsnip oiiclKk. the Womens' club The girls have chosen the "American Blue Birds" as their group name and celebrated the chartering of their group with a picnic Tuesday, Muy 28th. Nn ture scropbooks tho girls are working on wero on display for their miosis. Churter members of the , American Blue Uirds are Carol: Dean, Patricia Blair, Delora Moore, Stephanie Ityer, Mur-1 garct Hamilton and Sharon I Gordon. Double Ceremony In a double ceremony read:""'1' "Ihmu i"e weeaeno win In Reno. Nov.. Friday. Muy 17. ' her parent. Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Helen Lorraine Hunt, daughter 1 Davis. of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hunt of I Deepest i sympathy is extended 305 Hillside became tho bride ! '0 relative of Stanley An of William F. O'Connor, son j ri,,'r"olL ,wl1" y ""' of Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Parks day. The Andersons lived In of Klamath Falls. The second Limgoll valley for several years couule exchunit ng vow was Beverly N a d I n c Courtney, naugnicr 01 nir. una nirs. v. Courtney of 15 Warring, and Wlllard D. Scliuffelt, also of Klamath Falls. Wed In Yuma Of Interest hero Is tho wed ding of Alice Fitzslmmons of Klamath Falls to Robert Hun kle. The ceremony was read In Yuma, Ariz. In mid May. Mrs. Ruuklo attended school here and was graduated from Klamath Union high school In 1944. Mr. Runkle was recently discharged from the navy. They are making their home in Chulo Vista. Calif., where the groom is employed. Tnl I VlAt.ifirl urwl lln.,l Morrison motored to Ashland Memorial Day to visit briefly with Mrs. Frank Word. Klam ath Falls pioneer matron, who is now residing in the vullcy city. i ... 1 Mrs. Robert E. Wottenburg. 210 Pine street, will be hostess to members of the Art Needle work club, Wednesday after noon, June 5, at 2 o'clock. ... Little Sue Thompson, daugh ter of the Robert A. Thompsons, hos been confined to her home on Pacific Terrace this week with a bad case of sniffles. , ... j Greeting friends here this week is a former Klamnth resi- j dent. Mrs. F. W. Bertram, now j residing in Oakland. Mrs. Bert-1 ram Is visiting her son and fam-1 lly, the Lawrence Bertrams, i and Is registered at the Willard i while In town. Hans Norland Auto Insurance. ! 123 N. 6th St. I Shelvatfor li Ilk parting lw frfinavy rtfriflaratwi. A word to the impatient if you're hoping fo bo one of tho early purchasers of a new Crotley Shelvador, please (top In and let us know. We want to give prompt attention to those whose need Is urgent. No deposit no obligation. Conner's Service Co, 2007 So. 6th HtlAI O NMVi, Kl.m.lk mil. On. Social Calendar trldo, June T OltUr of Kaelatii Nlar Horlal rtiih. 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Mrs. Lester l.euvltl returned to her home after spending four iluys in Klumulh Valley hospital where she received medical treatment. Cungrululutlons to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dunn, whine buoy girl was burn May 24 in Klam ath Fulls. Mrs. Dun Muynnrd of Bridge port. Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. 1 1 ii i ilil Clliini nf Seaside vlslti-d wx Mr. und Mrs. Frank Hub- Art Monroe arrived home lust week lifter receiving hi dl rliurge from the nnvy. Art ient several years In the South Pa cific. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Femlund bought the gurage and equlp- i moot owned by Herb June of Bonanza. Tho Jones family will leave soon to make their home in Klnmuth Falls. Virginia fhallls of Hlldebraml Is In Klumuth Valley hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation, performed Sunday IlloniiiiK . Mr. li ml Mrs. Johnnie Camp bell und daughters of Klamath uuu nnvv many menus uerc. j Keno Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ilelsler of Dufur have been visiting at the home of Mrs. llelsler's brother, L. A. Smith, this past week. 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