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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1947)
Twin Sisters Wed In Douhlfi Ritfis . ' WoddlUK of tlm (win dauiiliuim of Mr. mid Mm, Louis J. Ilobln Kni ft wx'liil event iif iiiiuniiiil Inuirwit for, durum the tluulilo (wcniiiiiy on Humliiy, May III, ttt U i. in. ul tlm I'rcsMytcrliin church, five other iris of liitul twlua iiuIihI im ulluiiiliiiila. Minn Joint llnlii'iUi Hiililu, ecliiiiiuiil licr vows Willi HiiroUl A. Mo tumultl, noil of Mr, mill Mia, Alexander McUiumlil, nf Klitmutli Knlls, suit Mint Jane lJoloi In Itolilu win wed Ul Hiimucl M. Om'Kr, will of Mr, itnd Mm. H. O. Curler of Hwurl llmiio, 'II 10 duublo rlnii ci'i'uiiiunles wcro iiiefiiiinrd by Jt4v. Iliilly It, Juivl In (lis uniseitra ul alio siiesla, '. Other twin HirlliiiitliiK In the rile were Kays mill liny lli'Viiu mid Jen 11 mill Jiikii (Jiirlann, nil brlili'it niiildn; IXirolhy unci Ourls Nrualrrl, ttin ul h ul liiinor: Dule mid IJi'llicrt IJinunii, rliiK brains, mid Mario 'mid Murlon l.uei'k ot Allimiy, I tiuilltt-llvlilers. I lliinkflH of simtiitrimuiis. urruimi' iiii'iiUi of iH'iiiilin mid tniily roar liirinrd it uuikmuuiul lor tlm lovrly (mullrllunl servile. Mia. Ijiwitiiio i'lilte. omiiiilnl mid Mia. Paul Mi -C'l in ki ll ul llm iiliiim tuininhrd the tvrilrilim mimic. 11 llliy OHrlen tunu "I l,(im You Truly" mid "Al luiya." Mlaa Ji'iin HiiUIii wore 11 Inert kowii Willi lull tin I it mid fliid'iliii veil. Mlns Jiiiui won! whltv Millli ahull lily styled mid both curried while UlolOn tiiiiid Willi orchid. l'ltyo mid ituy lli'Viiu, lirldesinakli. lor Julie, wore pink foriuula, i tlld jpuli mid Joiiii C'urlaoii, uildcainnldi fur Jeun, mid nil curried iionruiiy Of Mlllilncr flowvra. Dorulliy mid t)orl Neualrul ua lunula ol honor, mire blun formula "nil curried dulnty flower limn. Joyce Vmi Uli nil fxila lllulixk were (lower llrln nd train beurcrs wrrn Judy Wood did Blilrley Clny l'crry. Mark Kotli una brat mutt for Ityohl MtlJoiuild; Mill lhard acted lull Ilk mimtliy fur Humuel Curler. It.-thera were Krcd Van Uill, Rosa OHrlen mid Karle Moutrhrad. V I-'uIIuwiiik the service ft rerrjulun i held In Uie church pailora. Mrn.. O llilen cut mid nerved the rnke mid Mr, lulpll TIioiuiimiii, tinier of the brldra, poured. Annlni Iuk with nostras dullra were Mra. (.'Iiiirlca Anderson, Mrn. Wllllmn Austin, Mm. Juotlil WimmI. Mm. Krrd Villi Ixill. Mrn. Jen II lllulix k. Mra. Wllllnm rVrry unci Mrs. Wayne Visrl. The iturnl bonk were In rhmiie of Mlaa l.ols lllllierl mid Mra. Hoy Ivtei man. Itelntlvra from Montreal, CiiiiriIu, llrnd. Klmnuth t'nlla. Mulern mid C'urviillla, were present. After their wcddinif tilpn, both routilea will tnuke their tuitiina In I-rlmnoli. The Leuunun Kxiirtna. Scholarship The Business mid Professional Wuiiiru'a club, of Kliiiniilli Pulls irrneiill It Ural uiuiual SIOU iH'lioliiiMhlii In llerlvu MeC'oy, mi lUlalmulliiK urndiuiut ol Merrill lilllh nehool. Presentation wna made by Kllcn Dpi', president of the club, ul the hllih school's romiiiciiectneiil exerclnea on Thurmluy, May '11. The aehiilmahlii will lie an uiinuiil club proji-el. Mlaa McCoy will aluily Ui tnionio luuurnlury Uxlnili lull. A (xitluck dinner, Willi outKohiK (iKIreia In chuiiie of enlertulnineiit mirt the piinirnm, la arlieduled for llin liet lil'W meelliiK oil Mou t lit y. June '1, In Uie elly llliniry club riMiini. I.nuru York, Hoillhein Oietiou dlalrlcl clmlimun, of Mid fuiti, mid eilm l'lirnon. alutv ini'iulM'i'nhlp chulriiiun, of anililo I'unn, will Iw apeakciv All inrmbera lire uimsl to conic to the ineetliil mid are Invited Ui hi li ill Kucnl. They in remluilrd Hint duea for Hie new club yeur me dun, and Uie prouruiii cuiiiinll tcr piomlaea n aiuprlac ftwnrd for eurly pnymeiil of duea. Skating Party On rlutiirdny, June 7, the Junior On In rTteudly aacicty w ill aponnor nkutliiK pmty nl the nkntliiK rink U the public Invited, to rulac luiula for IU work. Tlw yirla met Wwlnenduy In the purmh hall ot HI. fnul'a KplM-opul church, Willi Bue Kniroiuy. prenl dent, In chame. They worked on their bnrrliKii anndnln, unci voted for n "work week" to finlnli their prog eria, beKlnulns the week of June 9. Lender la Mra. Wnlier Coonn, w ho waa avkinled by Mra. Wurreii Mnaon. Preaenl wero Hhuron Mllen, Khlrley Kreaee, Sue Metier. Durlene Uulley, Hue nninnby, Murlcne (Jweun, Jerry l-ee. 1'ntny lehlo, Jmm 1 JillK-let. Jean A'lnnin, Jiinlco Uirnon. Iler nloe Trnlv, Klavla Ie. C'yntlilft tinker mid Niuu-y KtIIokk. Vr-x,;.., " is? I BETTY AND JACK HOPKINS, son ond doughter of Mr. ond Mrs. S. B. Hopkins of Klamath Falls, will be graduated from the University of Idoho next Mondoy. Their parents left yes terday to be present for commencement exercises. i .off Program Betrothal s 45' T4e..' 7 v "'akf" is . ,i ' ! Kululoim chapter. DauiflUcm of the American Revolution, will meet In the i'rexbylerlhn church parlom. Monduy evciilnit, Julie 2. at 8 o'cliKk. The "Primrum ot Mrmor len" will oueervs (be 3&ln minlver nury ol the organization of Uie chiiptvr, June 21, 11122. All pfc.M members, fta well on pron liecilve iueniiera, it re Invited, ln aiullutlou of the recently elected of fice fur the column chapter year will be followed by reception hon oring Mia. Robert E- Wallenburf, oriimilrliut regent. Hnd chapu-r re limii for the lu-l four yearn of Uie llle of tho riinpler. Oilier charter mrmbcr will ulno be honored. Arrniinemeiiu for the reception me under direction of Mm. C. E. McCli'llaii, Mra, Charlea Joaeph Mnrlln. Mm. Helen Mueller mid Mm. A. O. Roenlcke. Mra. Hugh T. Mltchelinora wilt provide mualcul iiumbrra. Owing to conflicting rlrcum aluneea, Uie meeting of Uie Art Needlework club scheduled lor Wediirndny. June 4. at Uie home ot Mia. K K Walieiiburg, lias beeu cnncelled. Tile club now stunds ud Jnurued for Uie irummer. The next inectiim will be held Wednesday. Hepteinber 3, Uie pluce to be an nounced Inter. Mr. mid Mrs. II C. llcmlngiteti mid iluuKhlcr, Miirllyn, will spend the Memorial holltluy week-end In Ynklmn nnd Tleion. Wash., where they will vlnlt Mr. mid Mrs. A. K Dryniit , former resldcnu of Kluni iilh Fnlls. Helen Klxd of New York Cily Is Uniting In Klnmnth Falls with Mr. mid Mrs. Doug Clement and Mr. and Mrs. HiikIi Duvls. This Is her first trip to Uie West coast, and prior to I coming here she visited In Southern California. She will fly east to her liome soon. Mls Flood Is a cousin of Mrs. Dnvls. i I On Saturday, May 24, Ann Car. kleiuen, daughter of Mr. and Mra. John Curaleunen of uuceshore drive, I was guest ot honor at a pre-nupual I tea held at the tit. Francis hotel In i bun h'ruuclsco. Hostess was Mrs. I Itoila B. Walt of elan Mateo, Call fornla. Miss Carstensen Is expected to arrive In Klamath rails dn June 1 to spend a tew days with her fam ily before returning to Uie bay cily to make final plans for her wed ding, which win oe an event oi oun. dnv. June 22. She will become the bride of Charles E. Kenyon of that city. Elected New officers of Sojourners who were elected at Uie club s lasl meet ing were Mrs. C. O. Hooper, presi dent; Mrs. C. L. Svcnsganrd, vice president; Mrs. J. A. Houston, sec retary, ana Mrs. a. u. nusicr, treasurer. Mrs. L. Mllea opened the meeting and Introduced several guests, Mrs. M. W. Poole. Mrs. W. K. Fink. Mrs. H. W. Redmond, Mrs. T. E. Walters and Mrs. Pat Moses. Officers will be Installed at the June 11 meeUng. Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Erlandson and Mrs. Houston, and bridge awards went to' Mrs. Hooper and Eldon Hobart. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Avery of Oreanslcle. California, arc parents of a dnuiihter, their first child, born May 27 at I he Oceunslde hospital. The little girl has been nnmed'Llnda Lee. Mrs. Avery Is the former Vir ginia Lee Benolst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Benolst of Uils city. Ceremony Bprlng flowers formed trie Back ground tor an Initiation ceremony and regular meeting held by Aloha chapter. Order of- tne Eastern Star, on Tuesday evening, May 27. Mar garet Ulieridan, accompanied by Nora Metier, sang vocul selections during the Initiation of candidates. Alpha Phclpn. grand electa: Alma Coler, representative of Tennessee, Marian Wilson, worthy matron ol Prosperity chapter, and Perry Wil son, worUiy patron, were escorted to the east, Alplia Phelps gave a brief report on the chapters and recep tions she visited during her year, which concludes at grand chapter In Portland next mouth. After the meeting, Joe Kennedy. worthy putrori, presented James Hunter, program cliuirmun. Who in troduced Larry linker, Banford Sel by. Jack Bchulze and Jack Metier In barbershop harmony and Law rence rneius in a comic skii. Refreshmenta were served In Uie dining room under the direction of Jack Murphy. Tuples were decorat ed with vegetable centerpieces. The next meeting will be on June 24, when offlors who attended grand chapter will report. Commencement Betty and Jack Hopkins, son and daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. 8. B. Hop kins of Klamath Falls, will be grad uated on June 2 from the Univer sity of Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Hop kin left Friday morning to attend commencement exercises. Both are majors In business ad ministration. Miss Hopkins is a graduate of Klamath Union high school. Her brother continued his schooling at Irinho followlnc h' dis charge from the navv. While In service he studied at Harvard. The family will return soon after com mencement to their home, 625 N. tth. Eagles Dance Tlie Eagle auxiliary drum corps and Uie aerie drill team are spon soring a public dance at the armory on Friday, June 20, with music by Oordon's orchestra. Plans were made at recent meetings of Uie two. The auxiliary met on Tuesday evening with three candidates Ini tiated. Plans were made for the state convention to be held June 26. 27 and 2 In Balem. Refreshments were served after Uie business ses sion. On June 1, there will be a Joint Installation of auxiliary and aerie officers at the FOE halL Enter tainment and refresh menu will be furnished after Uie meeUng. PIONEER COMMUNITY Mrs. John Saundqulst was honored at a shower on Wednesday of last week. Nineteen guests attended. The party was held at Uie home of Mrs. Tom Ethyl. Organized 1 The Yattl-Yattl Pinochle elub was organised on May 22, at the home of Mrs. E. A. Petty of 126 N. Laguna. Refreshments were served following the business meeting. Charter members are Ingaletta Allenby, Vivian Blofnky, Jacuetta Templeton, Elsie Hayden, Rose Per kins, Paula Zelgler, Blanche Suther land and the hostess. Mrs. Zelgler was hostess at a May in meeting. Luncheon Four hostesses, Mrs. Martin Rnmsby, Mrs. PrenUce Yeomana, Mrs. Nclf F. Black and Mrs. George Clark, entertained for Maxlne Ray at the Pelican party room Tuesday afternoon with a 1 o'clock buffet luncheon. The honor guest will be come the bride of Bill Nash In June. A profusion of spring flowers from the gardens of Mrs. Rose M. Poole made Uie party room attrac tive. Honoring Mrs. Ray were, Mrs, Robert A. Thompson, Mrs. Louis Serruys, Mrs. William Serruys, Mrs. uiara fcmaw, Mrs. J. rrang Aaama, Mrs. Brady Narey, Mrs. Richard Post, Mrs. Dale West. Mrs. Paul J. Dnlton, Mrs. Elbert Stiles, Mrs. J. Martin Adams, Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. A. L. Addison, Mrs. Howard Baruhlsel, Mrs. Robert Porter, Mrs. J. J, Bulger. Mrs. wyatt Padgett, Mra. Karl Urauhart. Mrs. T. F. Farley, Mrs. Louis Ankeny, Mrs. Agnew, Mrs. Walter Lassett, Mrs. Dick Reeder, Mrs. Bam Ritchey, Mrs. Rose M. Poole. Kay Malloy ana tne lour notusset. Memorial week-end plans for the E. P. Ivory family call for spending the holidays at their cabin at Lake o' Uie Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Ivory and their daughter, Charlotte, have as guests this week. Dr. and Mrs. James T. Ivory of Blnghamton. New York, who will also go to the lake. Accompanying them will be Mr. and Mrs. James T. Ivory Jr, and family of Myrtle Creek, and Jim, son or Mr. and Mrs. E. P. ivory, who will be home from the Univer sity of Oregon. Potiuck. Supper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drew Jr, were honored with a surprise pot luck dinner Saturday evening. May 24. at their home In the Henley district Guesu were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Al Stroud. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Chase and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barton. The Drews were presented with a gift from their friends for their newly-remodeled kitchen. Getting Married? 1 Hve your lnvltatloni and an nouncements printed with tanta jjtKl distinction. Klamath Printing Co. 820 Lowell St. Phone 3361 Free Parkin t Our Plant! f BALD s KIWI, KIsHMtk Vallf, Or. lATimDAY. M.e ll, INT, Entertained Tall vases of Irta and eolumhlna made a charming setting last Fri day afternoon. May . 23rd, when Mrs. Ed oowen and Mrs. Fred Langell Valley Garden club in the ovuniiia nurary. rteiresnmenui were served to 18 members. Harold Bchlefersteln, Klamath Falls, gave an Interesting talk on weed control and Insects Injurious ui vegetaoie ana flower gardens. Hll Uamri lha vorH n . I. . danger of getUng eel worm started ' uigcu uiein to examine plants before transplanUng. He stated Uiat ha had fanwi Yi-rli.rlu. plot of quack grass, using a form- u i.imv can now oe easily on tallied and. In Mr. Schlefersteln's opinion, is proving very effective. The "Klamath weed" waa also dis cussed. The next meeting will bt held at the hnnui rf Up- tJ ... n, . - . uiihwj ASU1M1 on Friday afternoon, June & Luncheon uuian Peterson entertained the 3-R club at her home Tuesday. A delicious luncheon was served to 13 members. Pinochle was played. High went 1 ,Anna McCormack, second to Kathleen Hepburn and special to Elsie Longmlre. It Was riiAmA . .. ,, ' u w puBbuone uie V xS!eU"g m June "n1 hold one " U1B nome or orace Har- Convention Plans The Royal Neighbors of Amerlea met In the KC hall for a regular meeting. Plans tor the coming con vention, which will be June 13, were completed. The yearly memorial services rnr the deceased members was exempli fled. Ueverat ill member were remem bered with fruit, flowers and cards. Mrs. Alfreds Btelnmeti Is home trout the hosoltnl. but Isn't able In have many visitors. Aitce Hoover won tne spoolal prise for the evening. The drill team practiced, and lodge was closed until Uie next meeting june is. ZctU? I -Nuance. I i. .SINGE 1 WHGCIHW 111 Ma k I 41 Ma" 4 J Phone S RUG CLEANING UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Conveniently Cleaned In Your Horn Latest Equipment and "Methods RHOADS CLEANING SERVICE Telephone Mil Serving the Basin Area Since 1924 Fully Insured Our knowledge of the strength and f aVmetsot ssarawc Companies, pies eer Wlity serve or clients' Individual eeds, provide each policyholder with peshHve, frvtectlen.' OJOHN SANDMEYER ;' CStOSItTMM ( f ( INSURANCE VeisaiNieT. - meiaittts STORE YOUR FURS! Only cold storage for furs in Klamath Falls. Your furs are stored right on our premises. Call for them any time you wish. Fully insured. RICHARDS StoraW 129 S. 9th St. ENGAGED IS ATTRACTIVE Lois Bcthunc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bethune Sr. of this city. She will become the bride of James M. Hunt, son of Dr. ond Mrs. Warren Coe Hunt, in on early folj ceremony. Kenncll-EUts. JESUS NAME TABERNACLE 1442 Oregon Ave. Sunday Nrluwl 10 A. M. Devotional Service 11 A. M. Evening Service 7:45 P. M. Wedneaday Prayer and Bible Study 1:4.1 Kay Mlxseth. Pastor Phone 7038 Pilgrim Holiness Church Wantland at Division Servicen Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Worship 11:00 A.M. Evangelistic 7:30 P.M. Prayer Meeting Wednoiday 7:30 P.M. Rev. SHERMAN MOORE. Minister 2325 Ebarlein Phone 3453 YOUR CAR YOU IT Need It For Essential Driving. 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