Herald and news., July 13, 1946, Page 6, Image 6

Church Ceremony
Read In Merrill
Before an altar banked with pink and while gladioli and white
Jouble flock, palmi and lighted white taper. Iva Jane Haskins,
daughter of Mr. and Mm. Luther Haskins of Merrill, became the
bride of Mr. Leonard Will of Dayton in an eight o'clock cere
mony Sunday, June 30. in the Merrill Presbyterian church. The
lervfce was read by Rev. Hugh Bronson, pastor of the Tulclake
Community Presbyterian church.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of
traditional while satin and lace with finger-tip illusion veil caught
r.ith a iweetheart ruffled cap
centered with orange blossoms.
Her only Jewelry was a neck
Ihcc gift of the groom. She car
ried a hoop arrangement of
shattered white carnations cen
tered with a corsage to be worn
for traveling.
Virginia Thoeness of Port
land was maid of honor and her
frock of ice blue nylon, made
with bouffant skirt and tight
bodice, was complimented with
a hoop arrangement of yellow
daisies with which she wore a
matching head band.
Bridesmaids were Margaret:
Niskanen of Bend, in a frock
of yellow lace, and Coral Mor-1
ton of Medford. cousin of the
bride. In blue taffeta. Miss
Niskanen carried a hoop of deep
blue delphinium and wore a
matching headband of the same
flower, and Miss Morton car
ried a similar arrangement of
blue and white delphinium witn
matching floral arrangement in ;
her hair. j
Cecil Will, cousin of the
groom, of Dayton, was best man
and ushers were La Verne Has-!
kins of Bonanza, brother of the I
bride, and Wilbur Haskins, of i
Merrill, a cousin.
Preceding the ceremony Mel
Erickson of Malin sang three
numbers, "Because," "Through
the Years" and "Beloved, Tis
Morn." He sang also "The
Lord's Prayer" at the conclu
sion of the ceremony. He was
accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. Lillian Thomason who also
played the wedding marches.
Mrs. Haskins chose for her
daughter's wedding a shell pink
cable net suit with white acces
sories. The grooms parents
were unable to be present.
TK uroHriina Tinrtv received I
at a reception at the home of Election
the bride's parents following .,,.,..
the ceremony where Mr. and i The Rebekah Social club, with
Mrs. Will cut their lovely tiered I the hostesses. Harriet Estes and
white wedding cake, 1 a t e r I Berenice McCracken, held a pot
served by Mrs. Miles Moore. lu luncheon in the lOOF hall
aunt of the bride. Mrs. La Verne Wednesday, July 10. This was
Haskins. sister-in-law of the ""lowed by a business meeting
bride, poured with Mrs. Velton and election of officers. Re
Haskins. an aunt, Mrs. E. E. I elected for the coming year are
Kilpatrick and Ardena and j Berenice McCracken, president;
Glorianne Roufs assisting with i vra Clemens, vice president;
the refreshments. Iand Arloa Andrus, secretary-
Mrs. Kiioatrick and Olive ! treasurer.
Mace were in charge of the ap-l Arrangements for the annual
pointments for the bride's table , district convention to be held
centered with the wedding cake I theis fall were discussed and
which was surrounded with:Plan' made.
four crystal swans in which
floated pink and white rose
petals and trailing syringa. The
central motif was complimented
by tall pink tapers in crystal
candelabra.
An arrangement of pink and
white peonies was used on the
buffet and blue delphinium
and syringa were used in a
white Madonna vase on the
mantle.
Mrs. Marie Hansen of Med
ford was in charge in the guest
book.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Will, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Will, Dayton, Mr. and
Mrs. O. O. Morton, Robert.
Raymond. Coral and Linda.
Mrs. Olive Mace, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Hansen, all of Medford:
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Rouls
and daughters, Ardena, Glori
anne and Marabelle, Bieber.
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Erick
son, Malin; Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Holbrook. Malin; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Rueck and son. and
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Haskins.
Bonanza: Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Robinette and son James: Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Pierce and son
Gary, Mrs. William Roufs, Mrs.
Tolle and Gertrude Tolle, all of
Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Will left im
mediately following the recep-
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lion for points north which will j
inclue Canada and following ,
their return they will be at i
home on Grand Island, nearj
Dayton, where Mr. Will is en-;
gaged with his father in the )
fruit business.
The new Mrs. Will prior to
her marriage was in training as
a nurse at Multnoman Oeneral
hospital, Portland.
Shower
LANGELL VALLEY A
lovely bridal shower was given
on July 9 at the parish hail in
Langell Valley in honor of Mrs.
Ervin Pool, the former Florence
Nork. Hostesses for the affair
were Margaret Burnett. Vir
ginia Thomas and Cora Leavitt.
The large room was decor-i
ated with bouauets of roses.
The gifts were heaped on a lace i
covered table.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses to the honored
guest, Florence Pool. June
Nork. Margaret Styles. Alice
Brown, Myrtle Johnson. Buelah
Wilson. Esther Barclay, Erma
r-aririage. ueuy nioxiey. Alary
Ann Smith. Melba Jones. Bea
DeVaul. Bonnie Femland and
Helen Noble.
Miriam Potucek.-Attie Walker.
Mae Gale. Mary Noble. Violet
Harris. Eva Roberts, Carolyn
Dearborn. M a x i n e Brown,
Madge Monroe, Odessa Watkins,
Beverley Lane, Doris Leavitt,
Grace Dearborn. Alma Embrey.
Kay House, Maxine Cox. Nettie
Davis. Joan Marchant. Mildred
Novotny. Dollv Badger, Marv
Leidy. Viola Dearborn and Mrs.
j Hampton.
Picnic Plans
The Degree of Honor held a
business meeting in the KC hall
Monday. July 8 at 8 p. m. with
Dolly Cox, president, in charge.
Plans were made for the picnic
to be held Sunday, July 21, and
also for the district convention
to be held this fall in Bend.
The drill team was reorganized
and all members of the team
should be sure to attend prac
tice July 22.
Following the meeting mem
bers enjoyed a nohostess supper
at a local coffee shop.
LITTLE JOANNE is the dough
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Adams of 3846 Bisbee. She
was four years old on June 14.
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iVA JANE HASKINS, daughter
kins of Merrill, become the bride of Leonard Will of Dayton
in a ceremony at the Merrill Presbyterian church Sunday
evening, June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Will spent their wedding trip
in Canada and other points north.
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Tulelake
Mrs. Alice Haas was called to
Arcadia last week by the death
o( her mother, a resident of
Inglewood. who was visiting a
daughter at the time of her
passing. Funeral services were
held Saturday . Mrs. Haas, who
is just recovering from a major
operation will remain in the
south where she plans to take
a California state beautician
examination for teaching. The
Haas beauty shop will remain
open during her absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thomas
and daughter, Mrs. Arthur Mar
tin and son. Marvin Jr., and
Mrs. Thomas' sister, Mrs. Mar
ian Baldwin of Los Angeles,
spent the weekend in Portland
where they attended memorial
services for the late John M.
Haley, father of Mrs. Thomas
and Mrs. Baldwin who Dassed
away in England last April.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larsen
have returned from a visit in
San Francisco and Turlock.
While in San Francisco Larsen
received medical treatment in a
San Francisco hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ryckman
have returned from an extend
ed visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Prenger in San Di
ego where they welcomed a
new grandson, Paul Ryckman
Prenger. Mrs. Prenger is a
daughter of the Ryckman 's and
the new boy, first in the fam
ily, has an older sister. While
south Mr. and Mrs. Ryckman
stopped also at Chico where
they visited a daughter, Caro
lyn, who is employed there.
Norman, a younger son, re
turned home with them.
Dorothy Thomas, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thom
as, returned over the weekend
from Asilomar near Carmel
where she attended a regional
conference of YWCA and
YMCA delegates from Califor
nia, Arizona. Nevada and Ha
waii. Miss Thomas, student at
the University of Nevada, Reno,
is president of the campus
YWCA for the coming term.
There are nine regional units in
the United States. At the Cali
fornia conference 20 colleges
were represented and 350 stu
dents attended from June 29
through July 5. Miss Thomas,
only representative from Tule
lake, attended as one of six del
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Bctty Thirstrone returned to
her home at Sausalita. Calif.,
i last week after visting a week
here with friends and relatives.
I Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCain
and son, Warren, returned
' home July 7 after a two-week
! vacation spent visiting relatives
! in Kansas.
Mary'ene Little, who has
j spent the past two weeks visit-
' ing Shirley Book, returned to
her home in Ernmett, Ida.,
Thursday.
Darlene Hadley is spending
the month with her aunt, Mrs.
George Elder, near Paisley.
Mrs. George Hamilton and
Mrs. Buck Kness were business
visitors in Klamath Falls Thurs
day. Mrs. Walt Campbell fell from
a ladder while picking fruit
near Medford, June 30. Mrs.
Campbell is at the Sacred Heart
hospital alter breaking her leg,
and she will be there for some
time.
Leaving for East Mrs. J. I.
I Beard is leaving Saturday eve
iing by train for Portland, where
she will take a plane for Wash
I ington, D. C, to enjoy a vacation
visit with her brother, CapL
(Howard Orcm. During Mrs.
I Beard's absence, Mrs. Lillian
I Hagman will be in charge of her
real estate-insurance office at
1020 Main.
fore returning home she spent
two days in San Francisco.
City fathers postponed the
special session of the council
scheduled for July 8, when bids
on construction of a proposed
water softening plant were to
have been opened. Only one
bid was submitted and inquiry
will be made on several other
companies who had expected to
bid on the project before the
regular council session next
Monday night.
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Soiourners Meet
On Wednesday
The regular hum ling of Sojourners was held at the Willard
hotel Wednesday, July 10, preceded by a no-host luncheon in the
hotel coffee shop.
After a short business meeting, cards were In play with Mrs.
F. D. Hartin hostess for the afternoon. Honors at bYtdge went to
Mrs. Francis Manning, Mrs. C. Swcngaard and Mrs. J. W. Ktce.
Mrs. Richard Garner received high at the plnochlo table.
Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. H. Hrawley of San l.uls
Obispo, Calif. Mrs. G. R. Dronhny of Ogden, Utah. Mrs, J, A.
Houston, Mrs. R. E. Crancy,
Mrs
Richard Garner. Mrs
Francis Manning, Mrs. Jennie
Peltz, Mrs Al l.entz, Mrs. J. C.
Savage, Mrs. John Lister and
Mrs. A. M. Compton.
The annual children's picnic
held at Moore park will be on
Wednesday. July 24, at noon.
Mrs. F. A. Murphy is the picnic
chairman.
Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis and
sons, Alden and Lloyd, spent
July 4lh holidnys with Lewis'
sister and " brother-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Terr y, of
Carleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ftuy Aubrey and
Mrs. Aubrey's sister, Mrs. Jessie
Butty left for John Day, Tues
day. The Aubreys will return
Thursduy. Mrs. Batty has been
visiting at the Aubrey home for ,
a week. !
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reedor ,
and daughter Berdena left Sun- j
day for Medford. where Mrs. j
Reeder will enter the hospital!
for a minor operation. Reeder ,
returned home Monduy evening. I
The Lost River Garden club I
will meet at the home of Mrs.
t n. Wheeler cm Julv 23. I
The Loyal Order of Moose
and Women of The Moose of
Merrill will have their next
meeting on the regular night,
July IS, instead of July 18, as
previously announced.
Mrs. Vivian Phtllipson and ;
daughter Betty Smith of Den
ver, Colorado were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Hilery Wuu-bar-
i ger and family, lust week. Mrs.
rniinpson is a cousin oi nirs.
Winebarger. They left Tuesday
for Condon, where they will
visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Moore
had as guests on July 4. Mrs.
Moore's mother and grandmoth
er. Mrs. Jenny Fugule and Mrs
F.mma Fugate, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack West of Portland, Mr and
Mrs. Miles Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Moore and Wendell and
Mrs. John D. Moore's grand
father, Mr. Johnson.
Mrs. John McNeill enter
tained the executive board of
the Women of The Moose chap
ter No. 18, at her home Tuesday
evening. After the business
meeting Mrs. McNeill served re-'
freshmcnts to Mrs. Ivan Icen
bice, Mrs. Frank Hncllcy. Mrs.
James Bradshaw. Mrs. Homer
Fields. Mrs. George Hobbs. and
Mrs. Hilery Winebarger.
From Florida Ensign Rich
ard Newman, son of Mrs. Victor
i E. Newman of Pacific Terrace,
' has returned here after service
i with the United States navy. His
last station was Pcnsacola, rla.
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Keno
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friends In Keno last week. Hoy
arrived In Scuttle about a week i
ago and will anon receive Ilia '
discharge from the army. Fred
llerrick. who Is In the nuvy, also
spent the Fourth ul July hull- !
dins at homo with hla wife and i
IHiiuuts. Fred t expecting hi" 1
dlarhurgc tin mouth. Roy and
Fred me sous of Mr. and Mr. ,
Roy E. Heniik tin the Keno ,
highway. i
Jessie I'uekett l dulng siinm
summer teuililiig lit Mills vol'
lege, Ouklmiil, I'ulif. Miss Puck
ett is an liisliuclur nl Central I
Washington College of Educu- j
tion, Ellensbiirg, Wush.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Frost ur !
rived home Saturday from a v- i
cation trip which they spent at ;
Uiumoiul lake and oilier nearoy i
points. The Frosts were gone j
week. I
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wiird and
Pulsy and Allen Ward Hindu a j
trip Into Cunada last week
where they visited with Mrs.
Ward's sister and funilly. They
also visited at the home of Mr. I
and Mrs. Vincent Kills In Idaho
and with relatives ut points In :
Washington mid Oregon. The
Hills formerly lived in Keno.
Mrs. Hill is a sister of Mrs. Ward.
The Wards returned home Sun
day, July 7.
Quite a number of Keno neo
pie enjoyed the big Fourth ol
Julv parade and a number also
took part In the rodeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilson
were given a charivari Wednes
day evening. The couple was
married the latter part of Juno.
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The I 'ne vnlley mall carrier
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rado, The lli'iiedict family liopied
In Klniiiulh Falls olio day this
week.
A shed on the Arehlo Itoherti
1 1 hue burned to thu ground Sun
day. The Men Nork family of F.uuU
Point visited in the valley July
4. Visitors ii I so during Unit tliuo
welu Joe Nork and John Van
Meter of Mlllill.
I.osmiii Itiiio was a shopper in
Klumiitll Fulls from help Wed
ncMliiy. The Jerry Johiinuiia were Mil.
Iota ut the Hex High Inline Mon
ilny. The Helling (ninllle hud a pic
nic ul Ft. Klainiilli ThiirtUuy.
A party was held at the High
home Thumiluy for the young
people.
Wold will received lllut Del,
berl I'lultt. who reeiilltleil In lh
iirmy recently, liua Itch shipped
(ruin New Orieiiiw, I. it., to Pan-
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