SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE SEVEN
vRites Solemnized
In Spring Service
Kari'ii Mit'iTun, ilHiiuiiirr of Mr. uml Mm. U. W. Wllaun of
Cri'M ciil rxi luiniiril vuwa with Jumps W. I'(ie, sun of Mr, unci Mm.
Leslie I.. I "io of Kliiniiilli Kulls. In pi nil y ccrrinoliy at tha Klrsl
MrltiiHllftl iIiiiitIi, May IS at i oVIock In the afteriium,
lOv, Vlitiir I'lillllu villi tlm slnitle rlim service. IlimkeU of white
Muck mill I'uiiicilloiis with nt the nllur Willi miiiiy IIkIiIciI lupcin cum
pli'llnil Ihi srltlnu.
Mm. Jiilni A. O'Ciinlicr played tlio urtlilliin iniirrlii-s, mill hi:-t-oiiipiiiiit'il
lliiibiicu Oiiivrs who mind, "Jimmse," mid The lloniuy" as
utlrnl llhM'lnlllffl.
Mlrit Hli'lllill Wll ulvi'll III
riitKtt ly Iiit (ulhrr. Ilrr unw
id wlillr hiilln, fiinliluiii'd with n net
ynki fllli-il IjcmUcp mill a lnipiit
skirt riidlnu hi ii limit 1 1 ul tl . A full
Irllltlll lllllhlnll lll'l veil WHH llice
li 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- I . mid (rll frniii a cnrniiH
of ntnimn liltis-Miins.
Tim liilile riiiTIrd a li mill Inniil
l)niiiiirt of wliiir Nwnd prim i-ruirrrcl
Willi ii lnvriidrr nirlild.
Mill roll of honor wun Mm, Dnlr
Clirynn who worn a uown of nqiin,
nnd riirrlcd n rolonliil bmiiiiirt. In
hrr hnlr bIip wnre a bniiilinu of
swi'tl priin.
Ilililrniiuildn wrrr Mmy Hhrrilrld
of KiiM'ImiK, who woia pink nnd
JoAllIll' Hhclllrld of Vancouver, lllilll
i-iiiimIiih of Hie Initio, wtm worn yel
low. Tlirlr flnMim were similar to
Ihnnp id tht matron of honor.
Ilrit iiiiiii wun Hubert Itnlkrv. nnd
u-dii'm wrrn Dirk PnM nnd Kd Hull.
A rri rpinni wn, lirld In 1 lir rliurrh
lutlciln. uhrio Mil Kd Hull, MMrr
of the miHiin. nnd Mm. Itoy Plans,
srrvril.
Altrr n wrddlnu trip In u An-
Jvlm, thr V'lllllR rnliplc rrlljrnril to
nililf III Kliimnih Pall. Kor travel
Inn. ilir nrw Mrv Pope wore a lrr
iniikrr null of pink wllh itrnv nr.
ieviriei, nnd the orchid from hrr
UoiHIiirt pliiiii-, I nt thr Bhuuldcr.
Coming Rites
Invitation in the wrddini of Pa
lllrln Allrr Knoll, dittwhlrr of Mr.
nnd Mm ftrtilitr V. Klmll of Klum
nili Full., nnd C'he.trr tlroriic
Hionn yphrr Jr . son of Mr. nnd Mm
t'hr.trr (lroro Htnnrryphrr of
Tlllrlnkr. wrrr rerelvrd thin week.
Thr reremnnv will tnke place In
Hnrrrd Mrnrl rhtllt'h Butlirdnv. Jllllr
111. nt 10 n'rlm-k III the morning. A
iri-rpiimi will Ik lirld from 2 to ft
n rlin k III thr pnrlnh hull.
""wH-iSerwce Club
Thr Woman' Horlety of ChrlK
tlitu Hnvlto of Hip Flint MrllKHllht
chut i ll mrl In tlm cliurrli purlum
Thuiidiiy, My 'i'l, li'-kinnlim will)
tlm Htudy of "Cltmt l'iyrr of it in
Hlhlr" liiidrr the Inuli'i Milp of Mlrl
iui) Hmylh. Their wiim u nuck lunch
lit noon, itnd the cxmitlve bonnl
Dirt nl I oVlork foltownl by thf
pmyir clrrlo Ird by Hpfriliiiil Uf
Hrrrnliiry Mr. A Cowmiui,
Mjn, L, K IMiclpM, prcnldi'iit, rull
pl thn buhlnrvi mmitltiif to order
lit 1 ;:t0. IJrvntloiiA wrip Ird by Ml).
Wurrrii llrnnrU, with nirdllutluits
on tlin I.oid I'myrr.
Mm. tlfoiHc Cunprr wiih pi-ourum
t Imlriiii.n for tlir duy tukinx un
hrr llinnr, "Wonirn in thr I'titlm
of Hcrvlrp." Two hyniiiM wrrr nuim.
nnd Mm. Km I Itrdniini npokr on
"Woinrn in 8rrvlci In (Tihm." MrH.
(Mrnn Knit In n rhitrmltiR -o.Htunia
piirrluiftrU on Ur Krnl'ii rrrcnt trip
to thr IhIiiikU. nnd iirriiinimnlrd ttl
Ihr pliinn bv Mm. Kird Cofrr. fcftnir
"Hi us Mr h Montr of thr Inlnndn" nnd
Ktivr n drllKhtftdtv IntrrrMtiiiK word
picture nf thr lAlniuU thry v lulled
111 Jluunll.
Mm. Murk Tnylor dlnptnyrd Alldm
of thr llc of MuitliniiilM-riil of her
utrUtpltur nnd curly childhood.
Tea fitiin n tublr bruutitully drco
rtttrd with aprlnit blOAAomit n nrrv
rd by Huth clrrlr. nnd Mm. Thlrza
KrlM-N prrnldrd nl thr trn Mrvur.
MitwlH of tuhi nnd Iris wrre nr
rnnurd nboul thr purlom aImj.
Mm. Krnnklln L. Wruvrr, Mm.
PrrnlUc Yrotimiifi nnd Mm. Rotr M.
PtKtlr hnve Invited frlrndn to Illvrr
Kotur, Mm. Poolr'H hornr on Conirrr
nvrnur, for trn ThtirMlny nftrr
noon In honor of Mm. OrorRe Urwry
Powrl! (Vrm Tttotnpvmi.
nnranni"il
mmm
NEWLYWEDS ore Mr. ond Mrs. M. Fred Hanson. Before her
marriage Moy 9, Mrs. Hanson was Velma June Besf. She is
the daughter of Mrs. H. F. Williams of this city. Following
their wedding at the First Presbyterian church, they are mak
ing their homo in Eastern Oregon.
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A PRETTY WEDDING took place May 16 at the First Metho
dist chuich when Karen Stcffon, doughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. W, Wilson of Crescent, became the bride of James W.
Pope, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie L. Pope of this city-
Jones-Miller.
nstallation Held
By Sojourners
Tnnlnllntlon of offlrem. conducted by Mm. C. O. Hooer. was held
when Sojourners nnd their suesUi met June 3 nl the Willard hotel.
The outKoltif officers prenented a corsaite nnd the symbol of their
offices to the Incoming officers, Mrs. Vernon McVey. president; Mm.
Mumhnll Hoole. nee president; Mm. Harry Predrlcks. secretary, and
Mrs. J. W. Hire, treasurer. Mrs. McVey gnre a short address.
A lift was prrscnied to Mrs. Charles Houston, outgoing president.
Mm. Lloyd Young presented an Interesting history of Sojourners
covering the pnsl six monllu which was whiten by Mrs. M. E. Inscles.
New members were Introduced as a
Mrs. Beth Kerron and Mrs. Harvey
Teal,
Clursis wrre Mrs. Prank Tarr,
Mrs. Clrorgr Reed. Mm. R. A. Young
and Mrs. Kuth Williams.
Prizes for the afternoon went to
Mm. Harvey Tenl. Mrs. Richard
Collins nnd Mrs. E. A. Shlpler.
Mrs. Curl Hpurks was chnlrmnn
of the Inninllnlion psny and was
niuilMed by Mrs. Noel Plynn and
Mm. Jack Uickman.
Punch anci rookies were served
to members and their guests at 4
o'clock.
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Chlro f.uests Are
Week-.end YlrJtors
TUl.KLAKE Mr. and Mrs.
Etiurne Nelson, chlco. were week
end guests of Mrs. Nelson s parents.
Mr nnd Mm. A. E. Ryrkmnn. Mm.
Nelson will be remembered here as
the former Cnrolyn Ryckman.
Supper Party
Lyn Perkins, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Perkins, and Janice Lar
son, daughter of Mr. and Mm. John
Larson, are entertaining this eve
ning with a supper party out of
doors for a group of classmates who
were graduated Thursday night from
Kremont Junior hlRh school.
Invited are, Beverly Eclls, Shirley
Gaylord, Marilyn and Mnntnret
(lerber, Carol Hamilton, Ann New
mnn. Jean Owens, Patty Trnle and
Virginia Van Doren, Marilyn Wheel
er, Marilyn Miller.
Bob Van Vactor, Jack Ayres,
Ramon Bell, Merle Deets, Bob Do
verl. Alan Hcston, Bill Jarkstadt,
Jerry Johnson. John Mnson, Marvin
Nemelh, James Newman, David
Shaffer, Angus Stewart and Robert
Thornton.
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Guest At Shower
BPRAOUE RIVER The home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Newlun was
the scene of a bridal shower honoring their daughter, Doris, bride-elect
of Donald Marvin of Pasco, Wash.
Hostesses were Mm. Ruby Runnels, Mrs. Betty Moore, Mrs. Gladys
Passolt, Mrs. Ina Sheppard, Mrs. Ciara Karga and Mrs. Dollle Lopez
A mock wedding ceremony highlighted the evening's entertainment
with Mrs. Passolt as the bride. Mrs. Moore, the bridegroom; Mrs.
Kargas, the bride's father; Mrs,
Sheppard,
Entertained
flower girl; and Mrs. !
Kunnrls, the minister.
The lace-covercd luncheon tab)
was centered with a bouquet of daf
fodils flanked with white tapers.
Mrs, Lopez and Mrs. Lahoda poured,
nnd Mrs. Sheppard. Mrs. Passolt,
Mm. Kargas, Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
Runnels served. After luncheon,
Maud White entertained with
musical selections.
Attending to honor Miss Ncwlur.
were Mrs. Owen Ludwlck, Mrs.
Ruth Welch, Mrs. Ollle Welch, Mm.
Mona Hess. Mrs. Florence Capallen,
Mrs. Evanelle Story, Mrs Nlla Pugti,
Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Joyce O'Neal, Mrs.
Alma Hall, Mrs. Anah Lee. Mrs.
Ethel Pankey, Mrs. Viola Crume,
Mrs. Blanche Montgomery, Mrs.
Bertha Thurman, Mrs. Maud White,
Mrs, Mary Lee Lake. Mrs. Eul.i
Leek, Mrs. Sua Borough, Mrs.
Naomi Williams. Mrs. H. L. Maeri,
Mrs. Pearl Clark. Mrs. Ida Story,
Mrs. Lois Sterett, Mrs. Lee Nllcs,
Mrs. Lillian Robinson. Mrs. Olzy..
Mrs. Kenneth Newlun, Marian
Chase, I'atsy Williams, Kuth Walk
er, Melda Chandler. Charlcne Story.
Margery Braniwell and Irene
Weatherford.
Sending gifts but not able to at
tend were Lillian Stoneman. Rose
Carnlnl, Ruby Hale, Mrs. Kelly,
Mrs. Mclntyre, Hazel Beeson.
Krankie Garret, Mrs. Kclsey. Mrs.
Curry. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Stowe,
Grace Ma won, Mrs. Walker, Chai
lotte Schnnz. Mrs. Elwyn Hall, and
Helen McBrlde.
Installation
The Eagles auxiliary held a regu
lar meeting Tuesday evening In the
lower FOE hall. After the session,
Uie auxiliary and aerie held a Joint
installation service In the upper
hall.
Drill teams from both groups con
ducted special ceremonies. Stella
Pcrseli was captain.
Outgoing and Incoming officers
were presented with corsages from
the lodge, and the past president's
pin was given to Peggy Long. Cos
tal Cochran Is new president of the
auxiliary. Bouquets were given to
both.
Mrs. Persell received a corsage In
honor of the first state chaplain.
She was elected to the state office
at a recent convention. Installing
officer for the auxiliary was Lola
Truax. for the aerie, M. L. Shep
herd. A program and refreshments clos
ed the meeting.
TULELAKE Mrs. Jim Ren ton
and Mrs. Arthur Martin entertained
at a prettily planned dessert which
turned out to be a surprise kitchen
shower Tuesday afternoon at the
Kenton home for Marge Larson.
Tables were centered with pansy
bouquets and miniature crepe paper
dplls In pastel shades with a white
one for the bride elect.
Places were marked for the honor
guest. Miss Larson, Mrs. Eldon Lar
son, Mrs. John Hubbard. Mrs. Elijah
Howe, Mrs. Victor Hedlngton, Mrs.
Dnrrell Vernon. Dorothy Thomas,
Angelina Oalloway, and the host,
eases, Mrs. Renton and Mrs. Martin.
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liifl
TTuihindiomt? electric
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