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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1948)
SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1948 PACE .Double Ring Vows Read In April A bililit of April m wim Wiiiiiln Ni'Imhi, diiuiditor of Mr. mid Mm, U, A. Ni'lnun of tlilH tMly, who exi'linnm-cl vow Willi Uuircll Krvln, mm uf Mr. mill Mi". I'letl Krvln, ulmi uf Kliiinulli full. . The Kliiinulli Temple win Hie neene. tit Uir weilillnu, und I lie llev. Diinlel I). Aiidiiiniui lend the tloiililc rlim vuwn ut. 7:30 o'clock In t lie evenlnu. Ili.ii.itii'tu uf pink mill while hiihikIi iiuiiim, pultun mid lupem In lull ninili-liiliiit were mniiiui'd ut I lie ulliir. Niirniiuid NcImhi, brollier of llii' Iirlilc, ii i Hi lliinilil l.yunnti were inliclli'llKlileiii. John (Jroi.liy hiiiiu "llet'iitirttt" mid "ilio lnd'n I'niyer'' nrcotiipunli'd by Mm. tleinito Milnlyic, who Inter plnyetl Iriidlllotml wrddltiK iniiMc.. Ml "it Nt'lMin wim utvt'tt In iniir rliiuc by her hither. Her ituwn wim of lieuvy i renin mill, fiuihloned with ii net yoke edited with a trim of rolled mtlln. The nklrt wim uutlieml ut Hie witlitt with u loim tiuin mid trim of ruf fled Iliillun line Kor Jewelry lic wore a pearl nct-klnrti, borrowed from mi mint A flnitertip veil wioi held In pliiec Willi a bmiilemi of Htnr of lleililc htm flowerH. Her lllble wur miirked wilh rllilHin nlteiit. tern nnd a fiprity nf white bloimiR MitUI of honor wim Lotrnine Ho. notto, mnter of the 111 Itleitt iMilll. HrldeMillild Will llrrlhlel Muyfleld mrter of the btltte, mid the little flrW'e,r Kill wim Altdien llonotto. 'flip mnlil of honor nnd hrideMimiil were Idenllenllv uowiied In frock of pink tnffetii with houftitnt enrded nklrt. vFjitii wine h tlntn of white cnrnti ploiui. Andreii nie pink frock fimhloned like the biiileK. nnd cur ried. bnkel of pink nnd yellow limn, Mm. Nelson, tnrithrr of the brldp. wore n llk eret ilicn of btown wilh green nriTftMiiien mid n TultMlliin roitebutl rotnaue Mm. Krvln clime iiiinu, with liiiitrhlliK ucccMioiieH nd it hlmllnr corniiite. AttendliiK Ihn btideKroom were Nell Mnylleld nnd iinlj Clmniner. I'nliern were Jim (Jrlnmon nnd (leoinr (IhlM'lln. 'I'he newiywedH mid their purentn reerlved nt Ihn brlde'H home fol IowIiik the liteH. 'I'he brlde'H rnke, encircled Willi pink rokebiitlii. eentered I he tnlile. After the yoiinif eoiipte nil the flmt Alice of the weddlnif enke. It wn nerved by Mm. Nell Mnylleld nnd Mm. Albert iiniiotln. June Plunket nnd Dorothy O'Mulley poured, while Mm. Hurry Whtrd muddled. Kill tt McCool wim In churn f He Klient b'Kik. oiit'oMnwn itue.su were Mr. nnd Mm Wnlter Woniter. Krcut mint nnd untie of the bride, nnd Mr. mid Mrv Trunk OM-emon of Hio riimeuto, Calif.: Mr. nnd Mm. Chester 'fut ile, mint nnd uncle of the bride; Mr mid Mm. ClinrlcA Holierta nnd Dollim, Mm C. It. McCool. Illrhnrd nnd Itillli. Mr. mid Mm Mnlrolm MconnId. nil of Kelso. Wn.ili . nnd Mr. mid Mm. Robert Auntlii of Vuklmn. Wnih. For koIiir nwnv the new Mm. Kr vln chime nlnle blue milt with white nercMiortert. pvir their weddlnir trip Mr nnd Mrs Krvln drove down the Kenwood htihwnv lo Hun Friiniiitco They nre nl home nl 73 Pine street XI Delta Installs Chapter Officers XI Deitn chapter of lleln Rictus Pill held Itn regular nieetlllK Ut the home nt Mm. (ieorite Wnrclrll. 231 1 Itndcliffe, thu punt week. The bunlneix nierllnii wu directed by the chapter president, Hetty Zlrkle. Plmui nre lieltu; nmde for the annual prlliB fornml to be held In n week or no. Iirfinitc urrniiKctnent nre to be nnuouncrd Inter, officers for the commit yenr w ere Imtnlled. Mm. lirn Onlrour l the new president; Mm. ijoii invent, trenAUrrr. Mm. Mux Hntindem. re eordinit sccictnry: Mm. Hownrd 1.1s. tne. corresihindlnit secretary. Mrs. Hownrd Pernell was not present, mid will be initnlled n vice prr.ildent nl Hie next meeting. Klenorn Wentherford ie very Intere.itliii! tnlk wilh Ituuln M the Uiplc of her ieech. Mm. Mnmlmll Cornell, director nf the Tnu chnplcr, n guest of Die b roup The hofiteM served refrenhinentx to tile followuut: Mm. Art Moore, Mm. Noriimii Moty, Hetty Zlrkle, Kny i Knler, Mm. Vmi 'lliome. Mm. Lorn DnUiivir. Mm. Mux riuundex. Mm. Wnrren Poole, Mm. Jnitien CraK), Mm. Iill DKcn.v Mm. Hownrd Ll toe, Mm. Hnrold Hmlth, Klenorn Wentherford nnd Mm. Marshall Cornell. Entertained IIKNLKY Mr. nnd Mm Kred Beymer Jr. entertiilned nl n dinner party the evening of Mny 1. The occnMon wn the wedding nunlvemnry of Mr. mid Mm. Forent ' ' Vf. '1 . .v- -. a LITTLE son of Mr. and Mrs. Howord Jackson of Henley is David Russell Jackson, five llrelthntipt. The evening wm pent ' months old. He is the arand- plnymg enrdn. 5on ( Charles DeLan of ., ' .,r "1 r,' , Klomath Falls and Mrs present weie Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy . , ii i tlooditnt. Mr. nnd Mm. Lelnnd Jockson of Henley. Cheyne nnd the hastj. I Kennell-EllU Kitty V f J - JL V. tuyimyii onniin. mi ll i;n vm I ATTRACTIVE CHILDREN of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chatburn Jr. 6l Merrill are, from left, Johnny, Cheryl ond Tommy. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Hodges and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chatburn, oil of Merrill. Kennell-Ellli FIRESIDE DINING ft7 - ,N CANDLE LIGHT W Your Fr.vorit Songi I lt M CLAUDE EVANS fy a vv PAT LAAHS 1 l V k DRINKS by STAN SJf To,,r Mauler Mixer f(W j 11 11 Opfn from 6 d. m. -L End Of Season Is Marked By AAUW The Klamath Fulln branch of the American Association of Unl vnrnlty Women held it Inat meeting of the year Sntiirdny, May 8, when mcruberH carne to tea at 2 o'clock, heard report of the Lakevlew conference, helped Install new office, and held a last oclnl hour. Mm D. J. Zumwitlt, munlcal chairman, presented Joan Roblnette, talented younK planlat who played "Idyll," by MacIJowrjll, and the ec ond movement from "Fanchliiiu-Schwank." by Schumann. Announcemenu were made by the International retntlona and toclal well nre chairmen, and the group went on record approving the petition of the AnAoclated Women of X the Klamath county farm bureau RECENT VISITORS in Klomath Falls were Dr and Mrs. Roger E. DeWeese, their children, and Mrs. DeWeese's mother, Mrs. Ann Boin. The DeWeese family is from Son Francisco, nnd Mrs Boin. from San Carlos. Calif. They were week-end guests of Mrs. JoAnn DeWeese of 815 Eldorado, the doctor's mother Above ore Mrs. DeWeese and their three young-1 invited. sters, from left, Roger 3rd, James and little Marciann. lo the city council far a reatroom In Klamath Falls. Excellent rcportn were made to the membership on the Lakevlew conference by Mm. A. V. McVey, Mm. Wlltard Duncan, Orpha Hud son, lima Wauchopc, Mm. O. K. Puckctl and Mrs. C. E. Brluenden. An Impressive Installation ceremony, written for the t 'on by Mm. Aaron Hoffman, was conducted by Mrs. A. L. Brandt and other out going officers, who . -nded the sym bols of their authority to the offi cers lor the coming year. They are Mrs. Wlllard Duncan, president; Orpha Hudson, vice president: Mrs. E. V. McVey. secretary, and Irma Wauchoiie. secretary. Corsages were presented to the new offlrers. and a gift and a corsage were also pre sented to Mm. O. K. Puckett. out going president, for a most success ful and progressive year. Mrs. D. J. Zumwalt and Mm. Har old A. Tcale poured at tl .' tea table, and Mrs. Zumwalt was presented with the table flower arrangement In gratitude for her Interesting musical programs introduced during the past year. The annual tea honoring graduat ing senior girls of Klamath county will be held this year Saturday. May 22. at the home of Mrs. Nelson Reed. 2040 Del Moro. from 2 to 5 o'clock. Mrs. George Myers is being assisted by the following commit tee chairmen: Mrs. P. B. Ehlers. Mrs. L. L. Shaw. Mrs. Percy Murray. M-s. R. P. Elllngson Jr.. Mm. R. L. Erlandson. Mm. K. A. Moore and Mm. Robert Thompson, with Mrs. D. J. Zumwalt planning the music pro gram. All members of AAUW are :'; : av iartnina . ' hi "t nag HIS SEVENTH birthday was celebrated April 25 by Paul Cuest, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cuest of 2536 Darrow. A group of friends were in- vite,d for traditional party fare at the Cuest home. Kennell-Ellls Ml HIM ANVM0RE HE. TURNED OUT THE LIGHT. Dial 11)110 or 83fl0 for reservation! Sunday Tea Held By Malin Scouts MAI.IN -Cilrl Hroiits of Mnlln entertained ut lea tor their mothers, teachers and friends Sunday. Mothers Day. In the high school gym. The program nnd refreshments were arranged by the girls, assisted by their lenders. lenders of the troops nre: troop 42. Mrs. T A. DeMerrltt and Mrs. Hen Griffith; troop 44. Mrs. John Krellag and Mm. Ara Arnold: troop 4S, Mrs. J. Z. Smith and Mrs. Lewis Kandrn: troop 46, Mrs. D. Steward and Mm. Otto Ellis and troop 47. Mm. Richard Ilnlousek and Mrs. Jnnics Ottoman Jr. Landscaping , -c:.:Ik . f 1 1 Mm. Ethel Robert, chairman of me nciKiioornooa council, inirooucco. r ' Ella Redkey, Scout executive secre tary, and Mrs. James Plnnlerr, ex ecutive chairman, of the Klamath Falls Olrl Scout council. Ruth Ka llna gave the welcoming address nun miuouucea uie program. Olrls presented their mothers with red rosebud corsages. Troops 46 and 47 sang "Wonderful Mother of Mine," troop 42 presented a dunce. "Way Down In the Pa-Pa Land." and troop 45 gave a Brownie skit and dance. Troop 44 gave "Cinder ella" In pantomime. Intermediate Scouts danced, "Put Your Little Foot." A court of honor was held for troops 46 and 47 with the following girls receiving badges: Pearl Otto man. Barbara Snylers. Delores Steward. Sally Wallace. Ruth Kb linn. Beverly Martin, Darin 8nrut skl. Mary Rleysknl. Jnnet Elmore, Gernldlne King. Helen Smldt. Linda Ellis. Betty McVey, Jean Riiinus. Anita Weber. Pattl Smith. Hertn Shogren, Jacquettn Saunders. Phyl-; Ellonor Woods, daughter of lis Johnson. Kntherine Fnuldson. yr Qntj Mrs. John R. Woods, Barbara McCtilly and Evelyn Search. whQ wj wed phji Ande(. Brownie "flv-up wIhrs" were pre- 1 j r sente.1 lo Beverly Mnrtln and De- if"; sn of M ' an,d.MrS-.P' lores steward. F. Anderson, also ot this city. Mm. Ethel Roberts received a pin J "'V " '' date for the for her outstanding work in Olrl ' wedding. Scouting. I Jones-Miller. TULELAKE Mrs. D. M. Craw ford and Mrs. Chester J. Main were hostesses Tuesday to the Tulelake Garden club in the annex of the Tulelake Community Presbyterian church. The speaker w as Max Flem ing, owner of the Fleming Flower shop, who discussed landscaping and shrubs. The club plans a tulip tea May 30 at the home of Mrs. William Hooper, a garden tour at a date yet to be determined and a flower show In August Mrs. Raymond Baker. Mrs. French Johnson and Mrs. Ted Fish who at tended a flower show In Oakland recently reported. (live a Fountain Pen For Gradua tion! Complete Stocks Sheaffer, Parker 4e Waterman. Pioneer Print- Inj & Stationery Co., L42-124 8. 8th. ! ard Howard and Richard. Party Favors Balloons and party favors set the theme for small Robert Daniel Cool's first birthday party. Thurs day, May 13. One-year-old Robert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Cool Jr. of 428 Darrow. Guests of Mrs. Cool and Robert were Mrs. Everett Hotchkiss and Barbara and Fred; Mrs. Donald Samson and Donna and Mrs. Rich' Attend Rally Several Klamath Falls member of the Women of the Moose motored to Astoria the week-end ot May 1 to attend a banquet and friendship rally In that city. Seven Oregon chapters wore represented. Among official visitors wu Mra. Dovle Recder of Merrill, graduate dean. The Klamath Fulls chapter conducted an Initiation service for the Astoria group, and Mrs. Agnea Vasek. graduate regent of the Klam ath chapter received a corsage from those attending. Those who drovo north from hera were Jackie Leach, Mildred Wllker snn. Blanche Pyle, Marie Rels, Pat McManus, Agnes Vasek, Ruby Wine burg. May Logan, Thelma Ernest, Ruth Gormley, Bertha Origgs, El len McOhehey. F.rma OeRue, all of Klamath Falls, and Mrs, Dovle Reeder of Merrill. Luncheon The Rebekah social club held a potluck luncheon and business meeting in the I OOF hall Wednes day, May 12, at 1 o'clock. Seventeen members were present. Berenice Mc Cracken and Ada Wlllits were ap pointed as a committee to purchase a lamp for the piano in the lodge room. Pat McManus turned in $13 as the proceeds of her "rolling dol lar." and It was taken by Agnea Lowe for the next two-week period. So far S52.3S has been realized from these "rolling dolla.j," and the pro ceeds will be ultimately used for the purchase of a carpet for the lodge room. The next meeting will be May 2$, and will be a dessert luncheon, with Agnes Lowe and Isabelle .Foster, hostesses. 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Nothing to mar the beauty. iir You can purchase the mounting and wed ding ring separately if you have your own diamond. We will set your diamond in our store. Sets priced from $195.00 in gold to $929.50 in platinum, tax included SEE THEM TODAY AT BERTRAM' IP 629 MAIN ST. KLAMATH'S OLDEST JEWELERS PHONE S413
