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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1947)
FACE SEVEN Vows Exchanged On Thanksgiving Eve (in Thank kIvihk eve November I'll. Mililrnl KUc. iIiiiikIiIit n( Mr. mill Mm. A it ) in I,. Kit nl liln rlly, lirriinir I hi' bride il Charles Itavcrt., mm nl Mi', mill Mm. I'd Haven, iili.u ul Klamath l-'u llf.. The nmi i Ihho win Mili'liltlli il ul tin' llllili' lt,iitll t l mi '! lit 8 (i i luc k v illi Hi v. Ki'ltll I. e'lclllH l(l'f ul llllHU till' iiTclllonv. Tim brides unly .illciiilahl win. Iirr niece. IJclorcs Hire, and tho Illinium bent iiiiiii win his broilicr, IdJxi t Havcrl. 'II ic uOiern were Carl l''.wliiK. ii louniu "f tin liiooiii, - ' .,ll Wesley Caller J Jllit before Hip I'l'ii'inmiy, Univ- f 3 crariO ( fOCT iiiT. itinviin miiik "The 1 jivi' nt noil' 1 uov.au Cr VW rrjt HI ll IH'I'IIIIW." Ml Kl'llll IV Held'. ('IIIUKJIIIN At till' last roliU- played Ihi' traditional wcililliu ,,. ,.,,,, ( (:M.,1( crest chap-ii'tiMe- lir of Knstrrii HHir. Mr. mill Mrn. 1 11c 111 iui n i""!! " " Hum llnv. new riiiidlilatcs. with Ulh lit Willi'' Mil in Willi 11 ml yoke I'lliii'd Willi l.ny pearls. It Iiiitl 11 tltlril h'Kllii' Klin llttllt I It t II IK sleeves I Inn In n point nt tlm wrist. There wiin 11 I short triiln mid a tinner tip veil ! riitiuhl In nniiii'.i' hliihMiniH. The III lllcMllllld's llic'.l, Will IKIUII W illi 11 ti.'.llirri'il lii-i K 1 1 1 ii' iiml slum pulf ! hli'rvi'n. i Illlllli'illllli'ly Inlliiu Inu tlm cere ninny 11 rrcrpt Inn wiin held nt tltp ! In, mi' nl Charles HIit. 11 brother 11' . tlir lnlilr. Alli'f l!ir lirlilr mid uiooin j rut Hit" tiiidltloniil pine ul wi'ildnm , cuke. Mm. Keith Hire Hi. served Hie j i.ikc unit Mm. Mi iwvn lllrn mi'l Mm 1'. " Reynolds IHillinl, I The yuuiiK couple in"' ' "' 1 In me nt 3'iti narrow, following n I short hiiliryiiUHin III Northern t'lilt- ; ftnnla. lnltl.it -l . Worthy matron, Mm, Vcr niin Niirviil, mill Mis. I'niil MiulKe were each prcscnlctl with ii ulll of MitIIiik In honor of thi'lr recent wi'dilinu iiunivf rnirlr. Tlir prrscn iiitlon was made by Mrs. Waller .iiiiiiicrinau. Tlm chaplain pri'M'titi'il 11 special leadline tllll'lllK tlm cvcutiuc which was closed with relrri.liiiiehls served hy Mr. 11111I Mm. Lou Kelllson. liiicMs friiin Hie AI11I111 chapter who were pii'hrulrd 111 Ihc Kii'it were worthy nmtroll. Mrn. Ilowurd Mstoc, associate iiiiitroii, Mm. Horace Ctrl., mid conductress. Mm, Phyllis Poole. AImi aticudliiK were the worthy pn triui, Jor Kennedy, Mm. Ki'iini'dy mill Catherine Casper. Shower Guests Hostesses : IIONANZA Thr Homiuai Worn rim club held a regular murium nt the library Novrmlicr 35. HoMcsns lor thr nlliilr were lllrdir llitrkr mid Anna Kllnorr. Ill nlur mid pmiKlilr wrrr pluyrd. with iK-nori) Hpiiikn ri-irlvmn thi piniHlilo prlwr mid I0I11 Horn thr brldur pilw. UiH Null ri'irlvnl thr prrllll itwnltl. Hrlir.illlllrntii wnr Mivrd Hi Ihr i lor of inrdn to I.llltiin llirliiloldi. N1111111 llichdolt. MiiIh-I Mnxwrll. Ilrtty I'rpplr, Joiin (llvmi, Hnlly (loiirlry. liny ox. Uilu Hoin. I'loirnrr Horn. Miirllril ItuynrK. Clrdii Wrlln. Ivthi-r llrown. Illiuii hr (lowrn. jns Null. Lilliur HpiHki mid 1 lir hosU'Mii'.i. Mm KIlBoir mid M11 lliu kr. Church Supper l ANdKl.L VA1.I.KV Mi nilu m ; mid Inrnili of hi. 111111111111111 rliunil ini t Willi lllnliup Uilir llurton nt thr piul-.h hull Monilny rvrnluu. A 111- ' lurk mipiirr win rnjoyrd, lollowrd by 11 iliM'Uudon on building n urw , iri tory mid IiiivImk 11 rmltlrni nun- : itcr. I'rr.M'iil 111 iiililition to lli .hop Hiir- ; Ion. who l.t ol llcinl. wrrr Hrv. 1 and Mi-i. Toll ol AlliuiiH, llnM'1 1 MurrlMin nmi Nontr IVppIr of ; Klnllliith l-'illln. Mr. mill Mm. Ollt i mid Mm. A unit Ollt of Kiirckn. j Cnllf. nnd 25 Lnmirll Valley rcsl-1 ' drill. I I' ": ' OB mm f! 7 ! S ' 1 1' , - FX: ' 0 Candlelight Vows Exchanged Sunday Miiriiurrt Mae Gulinon. duuiihtrr ol Frmncii Oulmon of this city, nnd John Oulmon of Coon Buy. f xi IihukccI vows with Darrell Gene Buillh, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Snillh of Casper, Wyo at Sacred Heart Catholic church. Tuenday, December 1. Itev. Kather Timothy P. Casey read the double ring nuptials at 11:30 111 the morning. A vocal group from Bacied Heart sang preced ing the ceremony. Vows were exchanged before an j Her sister and only attendant was altar decked with palms and white 1 Gloria Oulmon, who was attired In chrysanthemums with many tapers a gown of peach shade and carried In candelabra. 1 white gardenias. The br was given In rnarrlngc Best man was, John Wilson, friend by her father. She w : a formal 1 of the bridegroom, gown of white and carried a prayer Luncheon was served for the book marked with a single white j couple and members of their Imme orchld and her mother's rosary. dlate families at Lucca's cafe after 1 the ceremony. Later in tho after i noon, a reception was held at the ! home of the bride's mother. Mrs. j Hazel Muldin. aunt of the brlde 1 groom, and Mrs. Charles Klune served. Following a short trip, the new Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make their home at Coos Bay. Marine life In the one ratlin active waters of atom-bound lllklnl lu ioon Is apparently back to normal, with no discernible prospect of (18-siun-producrd monstrosities. ANNOUNCING The Opening December 1st PALACE BEAUTY SHOP 626 Main Alma McLean, Mgr. and Operator V. - i-., 1" .sou wioi honored itl a pink mid blur , tmmtm . shower given by Mm. Mury Wright I WED THANKSGIVING Eve were Mildred Rice, daughter of J mid Mm. Kdwnrd Cole at the ColeWr oncj Mr5 Arthur L Rice, ond Chorlcs Ravcrt, son of Mr. J rrr;:x.vea'rs' m- K'T,h Vown rre Flii mid bingo. Award winners lor pi-j at the Bible Baptist church. From left ore Delores Rice moid ! J 1.1 - 1. 1 .. 11..,, i 1 11. I ll., D...a, nrA tki Knct mnn RnKirl - inn in, V.1-IU i-.iiiiiiu iai ituii. iiiKil, nl noriui. IVII, U(1U ivii 9. ixvjvtii. umu it m-j, ...w.., ...w.. Mm. Hi'gliiuld Kiirgeiint, Iritvrling. , RQV(,r( 1111 iiiw to mm. iiriion i-orirr 1111(1 Mm. Huby Wright. Mm. Harold Oar tin received the door prize. ' AtiPiidliiK w ere Mm. Hi tier. Mil ler. Mis. Klwood Miller, Mildred ! C'liiln, Mm Hub Duiiioni. Mm. Kegl- ' llald Kargealit, Mm. Melton Porter, K11111111 1.1,(1 Hull, Mm. Harold Gar- , till. Mrs. Dewey Malt. Ivy Miller. Mm Ida Hnppr, Mm. Allnliia Chailis. Mm. Huby Wright. Mis. 1 Gladys Chillies, Mm. Dick O Diino- I van. Mm. Charlotte Walker. Mm. Kvelyn Harris. Marjorle Iitcllrs, Mis. Hriiny Uiuvrr, Alma Merrlit, j Mm. I.iiniiie Poller. Oertrudr Her- rliiKiou. the guesi f hunt nnd the ! hosle.-srs. Luncheon Ye Olde I'liiiK'hlr club meet with Maume Upton l'rlday, November 28. lor luncheon mid cards. Theic was one gurst, Mrs. O'Hrlaii, who re reived the award lor low score. High M-tiiu was held by Kaniiie OiHldiud. second by Kathiyn lltll liiKs. mid Nona Hull received the pinochle award. On December 11 the club will meet with Kulhryn Hillings on the Keno highway. Jones-Miller , Sociol Club The social club of thr auxiliary to Ciistaile Wonderland division Order of Itiillroan Conductors of Ainerira. met Willi Mrs. Arthur Kel ly. WSi Kurle, on Monday evening M1 g'j - Jf. i: .-.'1 t December .NAcet MAI.IN-'IIip Mnlln home rxirru nti mi iintl will 111 it I Prrt-mbt-r 10 ut ihr hlKl) whiMil nl 7.IMJ Hi llio rvt ItiUH. Tin Mibjrrl will hv "Pnily IMan ulnti " All iin-mbciH w iililun tomvrr f(K)t.t(H)ls nl the Jiinuiii-y 6 inrrtlnti nrr uskrd to rontnrl lrn SHiip, luiinr rxtriiMun iinrnl. oitlrr 10 hiivr iircr.viiir mihUm Hils. LITTLE daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. M. C. Von Meter of 3820 Altamont drive, is Ncrine, who is just six months old Krniii'll-Kllls Social Calendar ftuiid, tin rtnlirr t AitmiMl Suir llr4rl otti.lrm (Hrit ma iiir(iMi, II n. nt , I'i-IUmii tlirlir. lntid, llrrmtrr D I.iunrnk vluh. fhii ,i'iti trt) nd lift rvrlmtiK-, 1 -li p. m , ti)rftlMlr m Ihr Wine-til lulrl Mm, f J tn. rliairinaii rifiiriiift) , llrt rmlrrr Itl K ImiiihI h K.ilU Nil tlub, Lhrlilfim arl, Willnrd hold 1hufidi, Ilrcrmlirr II A At-W aiidumI L'di uim Prty, Pel ican t'lr I ridti . Itrrrnitirr It 1-uKUff ul Vinrirti Vtitrrt riinttoaKr Milr, UrtU I rr Motor rimimiiV fttiowruoiu. Sal ii rd t . Urtrmhrr 14 iilriiDit Iriiiiile, lljuiihlrr if Ihr Nile, (stunt tm Monic triiiplr, 1 JU )(alr. kr'ini (U , lUlil'trr Motur com- ChrUlntaa pn . Klamath fall! Shrlite club, 6 Ml f in. Wllldtil holcl. Moniliit, llrtrtnbvr II KUmalli fa I ! CJni den rluli. pre-1 a I merlin! in makr t'hrulmat dccoiallonm, city litirarv antlilorium. Urdttrtday, lln rmhrr 11 Klfl iiiII f an mini ('hrlilmat ron rrrl pitikrnlrd hy art, ilranta anl niiKir df part mr nt f Klamnth I'nion hi eh krhiMtt, msiktril to thr Hiaiiual at U drparttnrnt: Kt 'IIS aiHlllnrlum. lhundi), llrirmbrr II Hrrond nihl ul CttrUlmam concert. KUIIH. ("rldat , llfrrmbrr It ChrUtma parly ami fill exrtianjrr Aloha club o( I'at Malrom of Kaslcrn Star. ftmtda , Drrrmhrr 31 ChrltlAii St-iciii r Ircliirr, p. m., Ktnt I'hrutian rhurch, tfih and Pinr, pomnrrd by Klrl Church nf ChrKt. Soirntut. Klamath Falla Sprakrr will lw llalph Calle nf Nan FranrUt'u. ChrUlni.td patty, Kitiht rt Forty. Wrdnrtriay. (rhruarr 4 Julliia llurhn liarltnnr. Klamath Com munlty Concert aoclallon, Pelican thealte. Mattday, I'rhrnarr "!S Don Ciwunk rhitrim, Klamath Com munity Concert atclaUun. Pelican thealr U rdnril v, March I Applet tn and Kielil. (liio-plantii. Klam- j nin iommiiniiy concert Hkmiciaiioii Prllcnn theatre. -' '..''VWt '( '- .' November 24. It was announced that $ tlir auxiliary meetings would be held i on the first Wednesday of each t month at 8 p. m. In the KC hall. dames were played and Mrs. H. A J l.i k. Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Dunn re- ic ved swards. The hostess later .served refresh- ini ills to Mrs. Harry Brutes. Mrs J William n. Burke. Mrs. J. A. Dunn J Mrs. H. W. Uerker. Mrs. H. A. Ecs and daughter. Mrs R. R. Ford, Mr R B. Orev. Mrs. P. R. Holcomb. Mr J H E. Hubbard. Mrs. W. C. Mllkey J Mrs. B. E. Miller. Mrs. R. C. Morse Mrs. Cleorge Spragur, Mrs. W. H. Turner and Mrs. Nell Kelly, a guest J Ljter In the evening B E. Miller and $ Mr. Kellv arrived In time for rc- J ficshments. J ' i Recent Birthday t CHI1XXJUIN Merileen. 13-year- J old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Orlff In of West Chlloquln, celc- J brated her recent blrthdny at a party given by her mother. I j Ouests who enjoyed games and , i refreshments during the afternoon J were Frelda Kirk, Gloria Ochoa, Joan and Edith Ling, Kiulecn. ; J Sharon and Claudette Parazoo. J louln Esiiucdn. Jacqueline Shrocder j and Winifred Haddocks. i i OBSERVING her 83rd birth day onnivcrsary November 30 was Mrs. Mary Hnizda, well known Malin matron. Kennell-Ellls Custom Made SLIP COVERS Margaret Wheeler Phone 4034 ds. PERFUME Jl For the lovely lady who 1$ dostinod for romance, Pimco M.HcliabH( crpnfcd liir, irtuiiorlnl maslnipificfl m lififirancf--Sliadtvail -llio ppiluma wilh a lovo fiOnn w hojfl. In ihe flold-nnciullid ciown bonis 7.S0. 1 3 SO J5.00 tpiii...l , THERE IS STILL PLENTY OF TIME TO MAKE APPOINTMENTS The Cherished Gift Through the Years 12 PORTRAITS ... 12 GIFTS ONE SHOPPING TRIP APPOINTMENTS MADE SUNDAYS & ANY EVENING lGnnell-Gllis Art,,t phot9rPher. U. S. National Bank Bldg. 8th & Main Phone 3252 I DRESSES i Sequins make clever remarks on black and colored crepes. Beading points up collars and capelets. Molten-gold threads embroider conversation-making designs. These are the stars of the fashion season ... the perfect, special-kind-of-dresses you're looking for to celebrate Christmas. If you want to spend $17.95, or twice as much or more, every dress is moderately priced to make you happy. 5th & Main
