PACE TWENTY
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1949
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MAKING THEIR HOME in this city ore Mr. ond Mrs. Charles
Snyder. The bride before her marriage was Ruth Sears, daugh
ter of Mrs. S. E. Sears of Norwood, Mo. The double ring cere
mony was held in the First Methodist church.
First Methodist
Scene Of Rites
Ruth Sears walked (town the aisle of the First Methodist cliurvh
Sunday afternoon. May 3, to become the brut of Chsrles Mmtter of
Klamath rail. The double ring ceremony was read by Kev. Martimlal
Woods before a flower-decked altar.
The bride, given In mamane by J. H. Eckert. wore a Dm-hta tult
with blue accessories. Pinned at the shoulder was a music orchid.
Her only attendant was her sisler, Mr. J. H. Kckrrt. who wore
an aqua tuit wim brown and white
accessories. Her corsage was of pink
rose.
Newlyweds
Ted Snyder of Seattle. Wash., and
brother of the bridegroom, was best
tome's home In the Swan lake dis
trict. Present were the honor guest.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jaitssen and
man. Vshera were Don Eckert and i Sadie. Mary Lou. Cornelius and
JoeZarosmskl. nephew, of the ,.. Mr g,, JuisMn MfJ
Preceding the c e r e m o n y. Mrs I OabrieL Mrs. Ernest Parkhurst and
Hugh Haw thorne sang "Becau.se i 7.0',"1- H K,tT ""I1 Larry,
and -Through the Years." accom- J"'"" d 8v' Mr"d Ml r- u
panled be Robert Stevens at the I?" V- Collman. Mr. and
organ. The traditional wedding ? ,''", ""'' "
march was played as the bride came ; J ' ""V.r Newn Jr- r
down the aisle. c
Mrs. P. W. Snyder, mother of the ! CoUn ! Freddy,
groom, wore a gray suit with black
accessories and a corsage of pint Pnrri;.. n
rose The bride-, mother. Mrs. 8. B. ! rOmily KeuniOn
Sears, of Norwood. Mo., was unable Guests at the home of Mr. and
to be present Mrs. Wilbur A. Jones are their son
A reception was held in the i and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
cnurcn oariors following tne cere
money. The table was covered with
a white linen cloth, and centering
it was a thrre-tlered. decorated
wedding cake. Mrs. Ralph Beniist.
Mrs. Robert People and Mrs. P. O.
Reynolds served, assisted by Grace
Bourtiuln and Virginia B.igley.
W. Jones and small children. Sharon
and Brad, of Pittsburg. Calif., and
their daughter. Mrs. Lawrence W.
Mrhaffey of Antloch. Calif.
Mrs. Wilbur Jonc. Jr. flew from
Oakland to Corvallis to attend the
graduating exercises of her sister
and brother-in-law at nnvnn strata.
uui-oi-iown s-ursis auenning college and to visit wtih her parents
were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Snyder and Mr. ,,d M n,ph Hwortn ,,
family of Se.tle. Wash.: Mr and coming to Klamath. Wilbur Jones
Mrs. James Ottoman and family of and Mr, Mehaffev arrived by auto
Mslln Marlorl. Ele of Merrill moblIf rrMliy ,,., Tne
and Mrs Darrell King and family ,XD.t to r.im . .i,... .
of Merrill. Sundov Jim.
Mr. and Mrs. Snvder left on a I
wedding trio to 'he roast soon after
Helen lU.y. former Klamath
Kails resident, recently became the
uride of Daniel Maher Jr., In a
ceremony at St. Ague' church In
San Francisco, Calif.
The bride won white satin
gown mad with a nylon yoke, filled
bodice with a full skin slurred in
sfullona. tier finger lip length veil
was fastened to a lace cap, which
had clusters of orange blossoms on
each side. She carried a bouquet of
bouvardla and lilies-of-the-valley.
HUlle Lee Mi-Adams, also a
former Klaiunth Kails resident, was
maid of honor in a sea green taf
tela dress with a full hooped skirt.
She carried bouquet of talisman
roses and wore a band of rosebuds
In her hair.
Vincent Mnher was his brother',
best man. After the nuptial mass, a
bi-eaklast wa served at the ('lift
hotel with a reception that after
noon. FriendshiD Meet
MERRILL The friendship com
mittee of the Women of the Moose.
Merrill chapter IB. held a regulnr
monthly meeting In the Moose hall
on Frldsv. June 10. Margaret Fields
nrt Veronica McNeill were hostesses
nd served a 1 o'clock luncheon.
After the luncheon, a business
meeting was held, and plans for
the Installation of new officers at
our next regular chapter meeting
were discussed.
The following answered roll call
Rose Van Meier. Margaret Fields
Maggie Adams. Veronica McNeil.
Alma Elfert. Grace Caughron. Rea.
trice Jones. Gertie Clark. Agnes
Mlchaelia. Susan Williams. Pauline
Icenblc. Rose 8Mrk. Let Stolt.
Bessie Aubrey. Louisa Irenblce, Lil
I'an Thomason. Hurl Kcnyon and
Anna Lahoda.
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lfi,BfilMft WASHES'
uyt Mrs. Leslie Damman
3035 E. 94th St., Seattle
"NEW FEET'S SURE
PR0VE0 ITSELF TO ME,"
save Mrs. Dummitn. "I
noticed 6ig improve
ment in my wash the
very first time I used new
lVvt s Soap. My w hite
tilings came out so snowy
white! And my colors
were brighter ami fresher
than ever!"
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80th Birthday
Mrs. Mabel Barber, mother of
Mrs. M. E. Cooper of Klamath Palls,
and Mrs. Earl FYalrr of Alameda.
Calif, iu honored recently on her
0th birthday. A tee. In her honor
was given at the Women' Civic,
clubhouse In Ashland by her two
dsughlers. A total of 13S guest
were invited to the affair, which
was decorated with a spring motif
of roses.
The tO-year-oid woman was at
tired In a soft-toned summer dress.
Mrs. Barber 1 well-known In Ash
land for her active Interest in pub
lic matters, and ha visited her
daughter in this city on many oc
casions, e
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Card Prizes
LANQELL V ALLEY The card
party given at the parish hall on
June IS was well attended. Hostesses
were Betty Pepple. Madge Monroe
and Bessie Frssier. Five tables were
In play, with Dorothy Smith win
ning the high prize. Lot Monro
won the traveling prize.
Refreshment were isrved by th
hostesses during the afternoon to
Blanch Oorwrn. Helen McFall.
Velda Haley. Harriett Gamage.
Mabel Maxwell. Norma Bechdoldt.
I Edna Hoods. Helen Derry. Ruby
Paramore, Bonnie Femlund. Mary
Noble, Mad Monroe. Dorothy
Smith. Violet Harris. Mse Gale.
Agnes Pfeiffer, Lois Monroe. Cora
Leavttt. Mrs. Jacobsen and Mrs.
Paramore Jr.
the receotion. They are at home In
this city.
Surprise
Mrs. Addie Newsome was pleas
antly surprised on the occasion of
her gist birthday anniversary when
she was honored with a party ar
ranged by her daughter, Mrs. C. R.
Collman. ,
Friends gathered at Mrs. New-
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