SATURDAY, AUCUST 2, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
lamath Man Takes
Bride. In. Hawaii
Word lux been received of (he recent wcddlnii (1f iiimwlie Reynold
duuilhter of Mr. and Mm. Wllllnui Reynolds Hemlnii, Ky and U
,lv Knlund W. Hi.ie.UHN, win ot Mr. unci Mrs. I. w. il.,ro oi'kIuiiiuIIi'
fulls, The couple took their WMtllim vow In the buse cliupcl ut lion
uliilu, llnwall. whore llio bildeiiroom In Btutloucd. Chaplain churles
tjmlth read llifl ceremony.
The bride, nttliatl In a limn while tfown of main und ,-c Ulul V0I,
In murrlwio by Hy Moore, llrr Illusion net veil wus of fluucrtln Iciwlh
White curiittlloli mid orchids fornird her bouiiiel from which plknko
lr cuscuded.
rihvn Parker, it clone friend uf Itt-T
bride, w l"l,ul ""
r huht bins murmilnoue, mid
.ho curried pink mid blue Iluwcr.
Kiih, 0. W. Omul, UHN, wnn bent
"' a" weddluu rcceiitlun was held ul
Knne Kuner In Honolulu, Mi, lime
micuded Itndlord collme, Kudtord.
VlriilnlK. und U civil service cm
nloye ut Hlcknm Kleld 111 Honolulu.
LI Him I sruduute of lionmir.it
hliih school mid of Boutherii Orenon
CoUcue of Kducatlon mid Mtemlrd
I Ho University of Washlnslon ut
Health) before enlerlnii the service.
He U Coiiimmidln Officer of the
1 8 M. 3H, heedo,uurtere In llonu
lulu. ...
Rast Matrons
I'tuit mutrons uf the Kiulern Slur
of Alohu club met In the buckyurd
luwn of the Fred Cofer home Krl
duy for 1 o'clock plct.lc lunch. Mrs.
Cofer In president of die club.
. During short business session
djUis. l-elnnU Wllliu relmied us vice
president, due to conflicting duties,
mid her resignation we accepted
with sincere regret. The rlub will
ssslu meet on the Cofer luwn for
plcnlo luncheon the Krldny
In August.
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Thimble Club
Neva Huyea of III! Alumrdu wu
hostess (o the Humble club of
Neighbors of Woodrruft on the
evening of Thursduy. July 23.
fourteen member were present.
After short biulnes meeting,
whist mid pinochle were played. At
whist Dlrksy freemun held high
score. Betty Puttrmon. low, mid at
plnnclile the uwurd for high score
went to Martha Ollcrlnl, low to
Clrure Bock. Later In the evening
the hostess nerved refreshments to
members and guest.
The place for the next meeting
l tlll to be derided, and will be
announced later.
Birthday Party
CHILOQUIN Mrs. Henry Porter
enurulned (roup of children
Hunduy afternoon, July 27, In honor
of the birthday of her niece, Bonnie
Dee Mayfleld, who I visiting here
Mill summer.
The theatre parly, fallowed by
refreshment at the Porter home,
waa attended by Louise Nlehuiu,
Kenneth Reed. Diane Klrcher. An
thony Matt. Merlon Porler, Mama
Prescotl, Itay lli, Todd and
Tanya Bche, Jerry and Kay Hnr
lund, Bonnie, and her cousin, Judy
Oloie.
Committees
MEnRILL The executive com
mittee chairmen of the Women of
the Mooie. Merrill chapter No. 18.
met Wednesday evening. July 23, ut
the home of Olevla Hobbs to trans
act business and for the chairmen
la receive new Imtructloni and plan
their work for the ensuing year.
Refreshment were nerved by the
ro-hoitfncn, Mrs. liobbn und Olga
Rrndnhaw to Dovle Reeder, Rose
VunMetcr. Veronica McNeil, Clara
lloye. Haiel Kenyon, Mildred Oray
son. Anna Mlcharlls. Oladys Allen,
Ida BaruUkl. Louisa Irenblce, Orace
Coughron. Dorrls Wlnebarger, Rose
Spolck, Leona Struck, Lottie Phipps
and Mnggle Adams.
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ELECTED la petit chopeaux
of salon 355, Eight et Forty,
is Mrs. Lester Finley, who, with
other officers of the group,
was installed recently.
Millers.
Bride-Elect
llurbum Luvcnlk, brldcelc.it of
Murlln Coiilln, wan foted ut u pre
imptlal shower on Krldny evenliiK,
J'lly 24, nt Die home of Mrs. Hurry
Molulore on Wdurudo street.
Houoiicls of while Rludloll wore
the ultrnctlve decorutloiu which set
the puny inollf. in bridge. Mrs.
Htunlry Miller held high, uud In pi
norhle, Mrs. tlrorge Kennett re
reived ilijh.
Others present were Mrs. Tony
Molutore, Mrs. Mike Luvenlk, Mrs.
Clifton Molutore. Mrs. Philip Quls
enberry. Mm. Albert Lavenlk, Mrs.
Jlck Kruneiiburg, Mrn. William
Kuns.
Mrn. Klora Rurlii, Mrn. K. L
Richer, Mrn. Olck Miller, Mrn. Nor
man Moty, Mrs. Oeorge Kennett,
Mrn. Al Jones, Mrs. l.yle Uurrell.
und Mrn. Btonley Miller.
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Hostess
Mrs. 1,. A Wulkley wus hostess
lust Tuesday at her home on Dl
HMon street when a group of friends
gsthrrrd tor a brldnl shower honor
lug Uurbnra Kceler. who will wed
Curl Weaver on August 9.
Guinea and refreshments high
lighted the evening. Among guests
were Mlns Kceler, Mrs. Uoyd Beeley,
Mrs. Pulmer Ounrierson. Mrn. Jack
Weaver, Mrs. John KIder. Mr.
Johnnie Earkert. Mrs. Ross Johns
ton. Mrs. Put Bleln. Mr. Annubelle
OrlUimiker. Joyce Onvls, Jeun Mur
phy. Beverly Keesee, and Mrs. Allen
Kceler.
A centerpiece of sweeipeas waa at
the refreshment Uible, with tiny
bnuiiucln of the summer flowers
marking places for guests.
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New Club
The recently organised 31-34
Pinochle club met at the home of
Mr .and Mrs. Edward Jolly on 2048
Worden on Friday evening. July 20.
Mrs. Edward Kurlh, president, re
ceived high score.
The nett meeting will be a potluck
dinner on Baturday. August 30 at
Moore park. Pinochle will follow
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emory
Padgett.
Wednesday Party
CHlLOqUlN-Mr. Jerry Reed
entertained a group of 11 young
girls ul a Wednesday nftcrnooii,
July 23, puny In honor of her
d u u g h t e r, Mnrjorle'e, birthday.
Awards for the gnmes played went
to Olorla Ochou. Susan Ravlzsa
and to Karen Miller.
Itefreahmenta were served at the
close of the afternoon to 8haron
le Zudlna, Susan Ravlua, Linda
Po, Karen Miller. Winifred Had
dock, Trelda Kirk. Gloria Ochoa,
Mnrcla Prescotl. Edith and Joun
Ling and Marjnrle Reed.
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BLANCHE REYNOLDS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williom
Reynolds of Fleming, Ky., become the bride of Lt. Roland
W. Hore, USN, in o ceremony read recently in Honolulu, Ha
woii. Lt. Hore is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Hore of this
city, and is stationed in the islands.
Houseguests
Professor and Mrs. M. P. Cleg-
horn of Iowa Bute college. Amen
la., are guest of the formers
brother and lum'ly. Mr. and Mrn.
John C Cldilorn. 218 High street.
Professor Cleghom has been con
nected villi the teaching stall of
Iowa BUite for the punt 4 years
and wus for many years head of
the mechanical engineering depart
ment. Mrs. M. P. Cleghorn was grad
uated In Uie same clus with her
husband from Iowa Bute, taking
her degree In homo economics 45
years ago, and John C. Cleghorn
also holds a degree In mining en
gineering and one In civil en
gineering from the same roiicge.
The visitors were here Just 20
years ago and are Impressed by
the Improvement and growth of
this section in this time. They
have been eulertulned with a trip
to Cruler lukr. und with drives
nbout the ugiicullurul sections of
the Klnmuth basin. They expect
to sun on their return trip Mon
day. August 4.
Mrs. Paul Pecluteln of Seaside,
a sister of the Cleghonis, also
scnt a few days here, returning
to her home Thursday morning.
Neighbors
The Royal Neighbors of America
held a regular meeting In the KC
hull Friday. A visitor, Mrs. Glen
Dickson, from Wichita, Tex., was
welcomed.
Plans were made for the next
meeting which will be homecoming
for all old and new members. Char
ter members are asked to attend. A
program Is planned for this meet
ing. The lodge add Three R club
will Join together In a potluck pic
nic at Moore park, Sunday, August
3, All members and their families
are Invited.
The next regaiar meeting will be
August 8 In the KC hall.
Four Years Old
Celebrating his fourth birthday
Sunday, July 20. was little Michael
Elliot, son of Mr. f'd Mrs. J. W.
Elliot of 2046 Wlurd.
Refreshment were served In the
Elliot garden to Larry Tcrmln, Mr.
und Mrs. Glen Miller, Mrs. L. Bur
kee, Mrn. Strong, Mrs. Clifford Hall,
Beverly Ann Barkec, Kaylcne
Strong, Deane Strong. Betty Shan
non, Tommy Hull, Robert B. Elliot,
John Elliot and honor guest, Michael
Honored
CHILOQUIN Sussn Ravlua was
honored on Saturday afternoon,
July 20, at a birthday party given
by her mother. Mr. Harry Ravlua.
Refreshments were served after the
group had enjoyed an afternoon of
gumea.
Oucst were Sharon Lye Zudlnn,
Murjorle Reed. Celllla and Benny
Lopes, Stephen and Linda Pow,
Nuncy and Juiiua Warren of Al
goimi. und Susan's brother und sis
ter, Michael and Sally. Assisting
the hostess was her sister, Mrs.
Scott Warren of Algoma.
Potluck Supper
HENLEY A potluck supper hon
oring Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dixon of
Sucrumento, Calif., and their grand
son, Jerry Scrogglns, was held re
cently at the Burrell Short home.
Those attending the dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dixon and
Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oober
and children. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dehllnger, Russell Oober. Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Dixon and Janle. Howard
McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Alton j
Short, Tom Dixon and Mrs. Mc-1
Donald of Bonanza.
Mrn. O. . Logan Black of 207
Grant street left today for a vaca
tion trip, accompanying Gene
Huynen. she will visit her brother
at Onkdnle, Calif., for three weeks.
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