SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1948
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Weds Friday Eve
Caila iiln-s, pink mid white snapdragon mid term aitaitwt many
candla (oriiu-d the backxruund ir Use wcdtllim of Kalheriiw rSjMMitiam
mill Krtirst I'aJoiie at the Aiwrn!ly of Ood church Friday ivwilrar,
April !
The bride I the tlauKhler of Mr, arm: Spsnnau end the niece
of Mr, tlnirxe liiirn of thl elty, mid the groom ! the ort of Mr, mid
Mm Steve I'ftluMr of Hliliwcii, Oklnhams.
Uiven In tnarrtKi by her uncle Carl Orubb. the bride ore white
Kuiitt iman with a full liu-e yell mil
I iihr rerrird mi arm bonituet of ri
nisr rauKht aitlt white
aiiritnwr. Hrr only jewelry
di.iilile-rliiit itold olti which hud
Ijren worn by her mother una her
I grniidmoilwr on their weddiiw day
The bride iteillit ' Iete
llluby, who wore flimr leiiKth
ftork of pink tulle mid mrrted roe,
hi and aweet lie. 'Hie best roan
j was ipal KnKlwh and uhrr were
Hob Carroll. Monroe Alibrltton and
Vt le linker.
Jut belore the reremony. which
read by the Key. C. O, Boms,
Mm. Muriel flarlrh iiK. "nersune,"
Ml Marie obenrhain wa the ac-
j romrmnint and tie also played the
tiaditlonal weddins professional
and rereasloiial.
A rereptlon followed at the Span-
nam Wane. VM4 Hanriltte, where
the bride and groom cut their wed-
( diK rske.
Kor her daughter's weddlnf , Mr.
Kpaiiimut wore a blue rreic gown
wills mulching hat and a rosebud
corsage.
Immediately after the reception,
the youm1 rouple left for a two
weeks' wedding trlfi which will take
them to the Orei?oll coast, for
traveling (he bride wore a perl
winkle blue crepe suit with white
accejtvirle and a red rosebud cor- '
e. Both the bride and groom
are employed at Ewauna Boa com- j
pany, she In the office and he in .
the planing mill.
Out-of-town guest at the wed
ding Included Mr and Mm, Earl
I in of Vreka. Calif , Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Oarrtner of Yreka, Calif ., Mrs.
B K Elliott of Medford and Mr.
and Mrs Clint Moore of Ashland.
The league of Women Voters an
nounces a fourth orientation meet
ing to be held at Uie home of Mr.
f ret e- . II
Friendship
Friendship Court No. 1!, Order of
the Amaranth, held St regular April
meeting lit the Masonic temple
Wednesday eyening, April SI, Royai
Matron Mary Ellen Oaater presided
a the routine business of the court
wa conducted. The highlight of the
evening wa the exemplification of
the Initiatory degree.
Under the guidance of Clyde
Thompson, royal patron, the degree
of the order wa conferred upon Mr.
and Mrs nharies Kerr, Mr. and Mr.
Mark Smith and Mr. Nina Currier.
Toi wa the first class of candi
date for the 1048 officer and the
work wa beautifully and Impres
stvely done.
HefreshmenU were aerved follow
ing the meeting by Mr. and Mrs,
Paul Jones and Mr. and Mr. Faul
Home. Iecoratlon in the court
room were arranged by Mr. T, H.
Jiceve and Mrs. Larry Baker.
C. E. Dennis, 103 Pine, Monday eve
ning, April 28, at 7:30. Any woman
Interested In attending please con
tact Mr. Everett Dennl. roember
hip chairman, at 9509,
OES Meeting
l Aloha chapter Ho, if, Klamath
if!!. Cascade Crest chapter Ho,
169, ehliouulii, and Prosperity chap-
ter Ho, 180. Mailn, met Tuesday eve.
ning April 39 at the Masonic, temple, '
In Klamath Fail In special ieasion
to welcome Catherine, Felger of Ash '
land, worthy grand matron of the
j Grand Chapter of the Wats of Ore
gon on her official lit to thi dis
jtrict. Accompanying her was Vlr
jglnta Brown of Klamath Pall,
. Clrand lu'h of the tlrand Chapter.
Worthy Matron Alma Cleus and
Worthy Patron Jame Hunter of '
Aloha chapter. Worthy Matron
Athei Itoser and Worthy Patron fe
Kelllson of Cascade Crest chapter,
and Worthy Matron OSadya Halou
ek and Worthy Patron Joe Halou
sek of Prosperity chapter presided
Jointly over the meeting.
Officer and memoera of all the
chapters represented were compli
mented by the worthy grand matron
on the progress and accomplish
ment the organization has made
In the past year. Agnes Branson,
worthy matron from Tuleiake chap
ter, Tulelake, California, wa an out
of state guest for the eyening.
Courtesy girl from all three chap
ter presented gift to the ditm
guished guest wl(h appropriate cere
monies Hoteses for the evening
were Past Matron Sadie Holioway
and Blanche BechteS. Table and
1 flower decoration for she event
j were through the courtesy of Mtn
Inle Orizzie. Mr. H. 8. Stone, Vera
Chase and Madelon Adler.
After the meeting refreshmesits
were served In the banquet room by
s the committee consisting of Or
Oienger, chairman. Vera CSemmetw,
'joannah Chapman, Dixie Bebber,
' Betty Haniey and Katherine Cru
i mon. They e assisted by mem
bers from Ctd Crest and Proa
perity chapters.
The neat meeting of Aloha chap
ter on April 3T, WIS! be tor the vat-
pftse o conoing mfusin os cai-didatet.
On May 11 th wmmi meeting
hanortnc past mifssm and past
patron will ist held.
DAM
SATURDAY NIGHT
1ERRILL
TO THE MUSIC OF
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HIS PIANO i" 13-PIECE
ORCHESTRA
Feorariitg Sons fcy STAN WiLDt
Eddie hs ob" st rfce nartoa newer bartd't fce ka
juit finished o six monthg' engagement in the Rate
Rom Sow) of San Froncitco'i PaSoce Hstel.
Dancing 10-2 $US Fer fenan
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COMING!
ARMORY
SAT,, MAY
That Satska
Smoke Smok Man
TEX
WILLIAMS
And Hit
WESTERN
CARAVAN
..WD APRIL SIXTIENTH ot the Av,t-mlly of Gd church
were Kolherme Sponnoui, daughter of Mrs Grace b(aniQus
' of thu city, and Ernest Polone, son of fWr and Mts Sieve
Polone of Stillwell, Oklahoma. They will make their home in
Klomath Folli.
Kergreen
Club's Year
. Tulelake gardenera thl week re- '
organised the Tulelake Oarden club,
.re-electing the panel of officers
that aerved prior to the wr Year
Meeting of the club were discon
tinued when war work absorbed at
tention of tha women who were
tsien member.
,. Tit club, one of th biggest and
mrwt active In the bnt met Tues
dy afternoon In the church annea
with Mra. Oeonte Yost, Mrs. Prench
Johnson, Mr. Tom Newton end Mr.
Waller Reynold aa hrter.
Meeting wllbe held each econd
and fourth Tuday afternoon from
tow until the lt of (September
and once a month from October 1
through rebruary.
No aprlrut plant le will be held
.Uil year inc re-organttatloti wa
loo late but the member will con
.renlrau on a flowar show to be
held probably In August. A tulip
tea 1 pi lined for some time In
May at the home of Mr. William
llooiier and the member will work
(luring the fall and winter months
on seasonal decor.
Huggesled sublerta for study dur
'liig thl summer ar landscaping.
TJower arrangement, house plants
and pranlng and tratuiilnntlng.
B-elected to office were Mr. M
V. Maxwell, president; Mrs. Olney
fludd. vice preldent: Mr. Marvin
Thnma. secretarv and Mr. William
Hooper, treasurer.
An Imitation Is extended , to
everyone lntereird In gardening, es
pecially the new homesteaders, to
join the club.
ml Mary Huyr wa obligated at
this time. Whist was played after
the merlins-, with Dorolhv IJrmsoll
Isnlding high wore and Prlscilla Bu
irk low, and later In the evening
refreshments were served by Neva
Hayes and Ilrk!y Freeman. A
Mothers lsy program has hern
scheduled for the tirxi meeting.
May S.
The Juveniles of Neighbor of
Woodcraft met Monday at p m.
In the KC hall for a builnes mret
Ing and refrenhmrm. liuth Hull I
now senior guatdiun for the Juvenile.
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CHARDS FUR CO.
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Neighbor of Woodcraft met In
the KC hall Monday evening, April
10 for a regular business meeting
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