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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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. ,
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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.
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Social Calendar
trldo, June T
OltUr of Kaelatii Nlar Horlal rtiih. MB
p in tit MitkiiHli' lntil llrldji nil
tit n tit-hl tu Ins pUvtxl llilati ai Mi.
Will VV. Woml antj Mia Arthur Dntoll.
t'rliUy. Jwiia It
tttijtiurnara. WllUrtl liutvl, IAS p. in.
Wednesday, Jna 11
Hitjutmiaift regular mealing, 1:45 p. ill-.
WlUatU Itutrl
MotisUv, June 11
ChrUtlait Mrtwiira Ului hy llanrhal
P Nunti, t'NIl, Kratmml ai-huol mlMnr
lum. 0 P nt
WditriUv, Jmia
Sujuumeia. Will. ni lnital, 145 p. Ill
a
Lanqell Valley
J. J. Brown arrived Tuesduy
from Yaklinu, Wh., to vli.ll his
sun mul family, the F. W.
Browns.
Mr. mid Mrs. Clmi'lle Roth of
Oly.'iulii, Wash,, visited on Fri
day Willi Mr. unit Mrs. Hen Nork
unil family. Other visitors that
day were tho Slunlcy Huynoim
from Midland.
Mr. anil Mis. D. L. House und
Susan mo visiting In Seattle
with Mrs. House's sister and
funilly.
Mrs. Homer Konerw. Mrs.
Iluriiev Drown anil llrnnle und
Mrs. Itnv Miirchunt and futility
visited Mrs. Wes Dearborn anil
Kri'ttilie on Monday.
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.
Ethel Puckett matte a trip to
the const the first of Inst week,
returning on Thursday.
Allre Lytic has gone to Ash
land to spend the summer. Miss
Lytic is a teacher In the pri
mary grades of Keno school.
Amy Puckett Is In religion
work In the northern part of the
; stale at nresent
Ilarvev Donluim. nrlnclonl nf
; Keno schools, left lost week. He'
will be In Idaho a part of the
summer nnd In the northern
1 part of Oregon, returning hero
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