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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1947)
Exchange Vows 'The Hov. llui'voy Zullt-r of the Williamson H I v r Mullioitlat church rrud the curvninny for thu weclUInu o' III nniihuw, llrui'O A. Vuiicr, mid Murlo Jtfolho, butll of KoiwIiui'K, lit 10 o'clock on Hntunluy wmilng, March 8.' Tim coriiiiiiiny wus performed In tlio Chiltxiiilii Methodist churcli of which Mr. Yauer'i cousin, James Kellor, li ilor. i Uaskol of foraythla, daffodils nd greens, ailiilnst a buck jiround of 'nil while In per a In cewli'liibi'a, forniml the setting fur tho tfnu'ile ring nervier. Mm. Harvey 'pll-r iinu Jiiiiii-h Zuller attended iho cuii'ile. Mm. Gerry Wolff ptavod trudllloniil wed dim; music jiikI accompanied lUiv. Janje Zellrr while ha sung "11 Mn Cull Ymi Sweetheart and ."I Lovo You Truly." ,For hrr wedding, tha bride chow a mill of urny wool guhar (I Inn with bliick accessories. At hor shoulder were two large orehlda. She la tha daughter of M. and Mra. Henry Wlckord of I'lttti'raon, Calif., but lina been employed In Iioai-hurg. Mr. Yager la tha ami of Mr. and Mra. Ilruco 1 Yager of Hoat'burg, who wcro n I no mar ried by Itev, Ilurvey ST.nl Irr. Tho groom has recently been dla churiied from three unci one-hulf venra In tho uiivy unci will reg ister lit Oregon Stiito college In the nenr future. r (-ibrary Group . MERItlLL The Merrill LI brury club met ut tho home of Mra. E, K. Kllpntrlck on Mnrch 8. MvmlH'ra pri-ai-nl were Mra. W. C. llaliey. Mra. W. K. Jin nelte, Mra. Itlley Dil.np. Mra. M. 3. Bowman, Mra. Wll'lum Walk er. Mra. Wll linn I'oe. ' Mra. Cieorgo lluncock and Mra. Otto Ellla. , Mm. Kllpatrlck nerved icfrexli monla nl the close of tho meet ing. Mcmbera voted a donntlon to tho Ited Cross. Tho next meet. Inn will lx held at tlio homo of Mra. Hulley. Dinner Donna Blelm cntertulned ut the . fnniilv lionie on Scott atrret InM Saturday evening with a dinner In honor of tho l' llidny annl voraary of her mother, Mra. J. A. Hlchn, and Ivor Strld. Proaent were the minor Iturala, Mr. and Mra. F. K llatigh. Mr. and Mra. N. E. Bungli and their ami, Johnny Ainu, Mr. mid Mra. Cieoruo Clymn, Donna Bradford, Caylo Mulder, J. A. Illehn, Les ter Baujih and tho hoateaa. I- M a- x 1l ATTRACTIVE CHILDREN of Dr. and Mrs. William B. Siddcns of 1620 Holsoy street are Carol and Michael. Tho Shutter Shop. Birthday Party Mr. and Mra. Murvln Kulil mull of 3120 Croat atrcot enter, tallied with a birthday party for their aon, Terry, In honor of his 7th blrthduy on Thurs day ovonlnii, March 6. There waa much merriment during the guinea tliut were played, with prims Ifoinii to Judy and Ro berta I'rultt, Ethel Edmundaon, Hay Hoeflor and Stanley Kulil man. After Torry opened Ills gifts, the big birthday cake was cut and refreshments wcro served to Gloria and Wanda Mueller, Niinry, Roberta and Judy Prultt, Ethel and Georgia Edmundaon, I'unky Adams, Orvlllo Pitts. Eloyd and Rny Hoeflor. John nie Edmundaon, Stanley and Kenney Kuhlman and tho young host, Terry. THIMBLE CLUB HAB SHORT MEETING The Thimble club of Neigh bors of Wonden.fl met at the homo of Ruth Hull. 1013 Cali fornia avenue, Thuradov oftcr nonn, March 6, at 2 o'clock for a short business meeting fol lowed by aewing and refresh menta. Eight members attended. For the next meeting. March 18. the hostess will be Stella Drydon of 610 North Eleventh. Luncheon BLY Lyndell Harrison was hoatcas ut a luncheon and bridge pnrly ut her home on Februury 27. Spring flowers decorated the party tables and were ar ranged, about the rooms. High and traveling awards went to Ellen Farrens and con solation to Helen Bechen. Enjoying the afternoon were Ellen Farrens, Frances Wntklns and Helen Bechen from Klum ath Falls, Nisha lindley. Betty Armstrong, Tayc Schoonberg, Elizabeth Campbell an I the hos tess, Mrs. Harrison. ATTORNEY DIES CANYON CITY. March 12 101 Earl R. Moore. 61, John Day city attorney, died at his home here yester'a? . The widow and one son. Rob ert Lowrence Moore, survive. City Dsllr.ry Sorvlco. Ph. 8417. Young Guests A number of young friends, members of Brownie troop 31 of KooHevelt school, were guests at a party at the F. W, i'eiik homo lust Thursday, in honor of Hunan Peak's birthday. Party fare included games and refresh ments with a pretty birthday cake tho center of Interest, Present were Susnri. Kay Angatoad, Sheila Adler, Bernicc Bullard, Carrie Sue Hcilhron ner. Jeanne Condrcy. Eva Casey, Lois Snyder, Revs Snell, Hhlrtey Jonnson, Clarice Lamm, Susanne Listoe, Mnrjorle Orr, Karon Porter, Betty Shaw and Nancy Warren. Women's Club BLY Tho Women's club met at the home of Mrs. Harold Graves on Wednesday, Febru ary 26, with' 10 members and one guest. A report was given on the card party for the li brary. Committees were ap pointed for the annual Red Cross drlvo under the sponsor- am.u Kvna ivnr.au ship of the club. An Interesting name was played and winner was Mrs. F. Hyde. During the afternoon refresh ments wcro served to Mrs. James Dixon, Mrs. Monte Cllne, Mrs. Gu Ross, Mrs. F. Hyde, Mrs. F. Armstrong, Mrs. Ben Angus, Mrs. Jack Harrison, rinvn fnmnhell. Mrs. Ern est Daniels and Mrs. Graves. In 1946, Americans spent an average of S200 per family for alcoholic beverages. I HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND runr.NE oar. MKiiroao Thoroughly Modern Mr. ana Mn. i. r.. r.ttltf od Jo Krlr rnprlitmta Authorized Factory BENDIX Home Laundry SERVICE Factory Trslnsd Service Men Phone 6617 OREGON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 127 So. 6th PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED no pain no noariTAI.nr.ATiOH Hm ! Tim ermnfil aBlu! DR. E. M. MARSHA Slrsrarll rbralflaa nt N. 71k l..ilr. Tbatlra HISs rbn IMS ATTEND THE 5th ANNUAL FIRMAN'S IS ALL Sponsored by the Klamath Falls Fire Dept. ST. 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