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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1948)
PACE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WhUNtbUAY, JUNk 2, I Klamath Man Weds In Chapel Rites A recent weddlnx which took place In Fort Myers V... Is of Interest to people In the Klamath region. Captain Raymond K. Bellant, air traiuport command, AAP, took for his bride, Mary Arlette Brtgaa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Brlgas of Atlantic City. N. J. Captain Bellant 1 the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ouy E. Bellant of Portland, formerly of this city. The bride chose a ((own of white chiffon, embroidered with roses, with a fitted bodice, full ruffled skirt and a long train. Her fingertip i veil was held In place with a heart - I shaped crown embroidered with seed Mid-Week S0C1BTV Mothers' Club . New officers of the Mothers' club 'of Sacred Heart academy were elect ed recently and are Mrs. Don Druliner, president; Mrs. E. M. Igl, vice president; Mrs. W. O. Ely, sec retary, and Mrs. VlrgU Smith, treas urer. Serving on the tea committee for thhe club's annual silver tea were Mrs. Florence Pickett, Mrs. Nora Manning, Mrs. Violet Pleser, Mrs. Naomi Miller, Mrs. Nellie Murphy, Mrs. Homer Sackler. Mrs. Martha Lavenlk, Mrs. Howell. Mrs. Walter Harrington, Mrs. Dutcher, Mrs. Shuck, Mrs. J. L. Calhoun, Mrs. Chinn, Mrs. M. B. May. Mrs. R. O. Wilkinson, Mrs. V. D. Williams, Mrs. T. W. Schuh and Mrs. Virgil Smith. Mrs. Florence Low and Mrs. Nora Manning donated the floral tea table centerpiece for the affair. : - Luncheon At a delightfully arranged lunch eon Saturday afternoon, Mrs. J. A. Lidell Sr., announced the engage ment of her daughter, Phyllis Lou- towan, to Donald W. Combs of Lakevtetr.. A centerV.iece of pastel snapdrag ons was arranged at the luncheon table, with announcements of the engagement and coming marriage at each place. Plans are for a July 11 wedding. Miss Rowan's fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Combs of Lake view. Miss Rowan's father was the lat Ray C. Rowan of Tulelake. Invited were Ardis Long, Lola Crowther, Shirley McFall, Doris Porterfield, Mrs. C. W. Fensler. Mrs. George Frey, Mrs. Dick Fensler, Mrs. Ival Wolffe, Mrs. Norman Es aer, Mrs. Irwin Long. Mrs. Russell McFall, Mrs. J. A. Udell Jr.. all of Tulelake. Mrs. Mary Porterfield of Dorris, Mrs. C. H. Combs and Mrs. William Combs of Lakeview and Mrs. Eugene Smith, Phyllis' sister, of Culver. Piano Recital Mrs. L. E. Juniper will present her piano pupils in a recital Fri day evening, June 4, at 8 o'clock, in the parlors of the First Metho dist church, 10th and High. Taking part in the program will be Alice Kay Whitesell, Bonnie Karnes, Bobbie Ziegler, Betty Karnes, Janice Whytal, Ronald Juniper, Jean Ziegler and Gloria Stolk. All parents and friends are cor dially invited. pearls. Her traditional arm bouquet was of white roses and sweet peas. Leda Elliott, maid of honor, wore a dotted swlss organdy frock of nllc green, made with a ruffled bertha and bustle bark. Her heart-shaped hat was of nlle green maline, and her bouquet, of pink sweet peas. Bridesmaid was Frances Jackson, who wore a gown of orchid dotted swlss, identical to Miss Elliott's. She also carried sweet peas. Arlette Celeste Ballew, thre-year-old niece of the bride, wore a dotted swlss frock of yellow and carried a basket of spring flowers. Major J. B. Hajek was best man. and Captain Samuel Dragonle and Captain Cecil Gray were ushers. The bride's mother wore a gown j of pink crepe and lace with match- Bellant, present for her son's wed ding, wore a dress of aqua crepe with matching flower hat. A wedding breakfast was served following the rites at the Old New Orleans restaurant, with the newly- weds leaving soon after for a wed ding trip through the south. Year's Close A banquet enjoyed by the Klam ath Falls Classroom Teachers' or ganisation at the Winema hotel. March 31. marked the close of the year for the group. A short business meeting was con ducted by the retiring president. Evelyn Ickes. who introduced new officers and representatives of va rious schools in the city. Mrs. Victor O'Neill was a special guest and reviewed "Sense and Nonsense in Education." Mrs. Geraldine Owsley, on behalf of the group, presented Miss Ickes with a gift In recognition of her work for the past year and to con gratulate her on a recent achieve ment She has been notified that the education department of the University of Vermont and the New York education department have se lected her as one of 300 students to go on an 11-week tour abroad this summer. Her itinerary will include France, England. Belgium. Luxem bourg and the Netherlands. New officers and classroom teach er representatives for the school year 1943-49 will Include, president. Olive Wilson: vice president. Dean Jones: secretary. Mrs. Esther Deller. and treasurer, Mrs. Mabel NitzeL Representatives are Mildred Thomp son, Betty French. Maurice Ander son. Mrs. Buena Stone. Delia Record and Mrs. Geraldine Owsley. Entertained Ha Simpson of 2135 White en tertained members of the Three R club at her home Tuesday after noon. May 25. Luncheon was followed by pi nochle, with Mrs. Jessica Kaylor winning high, Frances Killian. sec ond, and Anna McConnack, special. The next meeting will be on Thursday. June 8. with Mrs. Anna Shafer, 632 Roseway drive. "3 ',J ' $ j J A 1 t s' ' . 'O A RECENT LOVELY wedding was on event at the Fort Myers, Va, post chapel, when Mary Arlette Brigas, of Atlantic City, N. J., became the bride of Coptain Raymond E. Bellant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cuy Bellant of Portland, former Klamath Falls residents. District Meeting Held On Sunday A district meeting of the auxiliary of (he Veteran of Foreign Wars was held at Oregon Vocational si'hool on Sunday, May 'J3 nml representative were preaenl from Merrill, Miiltn, Lakeview and Khun alh Fall, about 60 attending the meeting. Melba Burrla, of Mallu, senior vice president of the district, presided over the incellim, und plans were mada for the encampment to be held ut Pendleton next month. Patricia Henry was appointed to serve on the entertainment committee for "Fun NliiM," from district 8, Knelt district will present a skit or similar lent m e on that a night. Mary SchulU, dl.it riet president of district T and Installing officer, gave an interesting talk and then In stalled the following: Melba Hurrls of Miilln, district president: Anna McUilvmy of Klamath Fulls, enlur district vice president; Mary Alice Stnstny of Malln, Junior district vice president; Blanche llcldrnlne of Klamath Fulls, district chaplain; district conductress and assistant conductress, Pearl Clark and Pauline Ware, both of Malln; district color bearers, Gladys Drown and Patricia Henry of Klamath Fulls, Ida Clark and Malln and Fannie Phillips of Merrill: district treasurer, Uiumey Sobcaak of Klamath Falls: district guard, Marie Urown of Mallu: pntrlollc Instructor, Millie Arancr of Lakeview; district musician, Kdua Carnahan of Klamath Falls. Each auxiliary president was In troduced. Besides the auxiliary presidents of district 8. the presi dents of Medford and Ashland aux iliaries were also present. Klamath Falls wns the hostess at the social hour which followed the meeting, and at this time refresh ments were served. Leaving Mrs. Wtllard Preston, who la soon tu leave for Whlteflsh, Montana, with her family, wua complimented with a handkerchief shower at the liume of Mrs. Mtewart Shell, 11150 Eurlo street Wednesday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Shell and Mrs John Van Doren. Invited were Mrs. Al Ilrundt. Mrs. K. S. Casey, Mrs. J. N. l.ee, Mrs, Hurry yehoenbew, Mrs. Victor JosopliMin. Mrs. Floyd A. Boyd, Mra Howard l.lsloe, Mm. Hny Mlrhela, Mrs, Homer Kills, and Mrs. Kalph Ui'wson of Alturna. Ilrldgc prlres went to Mrs. l.lsloe. first, and Mra. Srhuonberg, second. Birthday LANOEI.L VALI.KY Mrs. Edcllo Orallan entertained Thursday aft ernoon In honor of the third birth day of her son, Michael. Guests honoring Michael were Michael and Danny Grallau, Bobby Potuiek. Judy and Gary Randall and Frances Delict. Tulelake Minister Honored On Sunday TULELAKE Expressions of appreciation of the work he has ac complished, particularly with young people of the community, were voiced at a farewell reception for Rev. Francis Chambers, associate pastor of the Tulelake Community Presbyterian church for the past year, at a reception Sunday evening in the church annex. -Several new members were also greeted at the reception. Rev. Chambers left this week for Seattle to attend grand assembly. He will then travel briefly before going to Omaha. Nebraska, his home state. He is considering two offers. one in Ohio and one in Missouri. He was presented with a gift of luggage bearing greetings from the Christian Endeavor. Junior hign group, Sunday school, church, guild. Mariners and the Newell Sunday school. Mrs. Gerald, president of the guild made the presentation. Rev. Hugh Bronson. pastor of the church, spoke briefly to the new members, and Rev. Chambers offered prayer. 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