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SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON fACl SEVEN Younq Couple Will Live Here Tlirrrs I'lmuwlirr, ilnuitlilrr of Mr. and Mi. Joseph Thausrlirr, of Mnswell, Calif., became the bride nf Jack OCimiiur on June 'J 5 In a double rlnat reiemmiy In the Hai red Heart Catliulio churrli In Max aril Itev Mrhen Mlurk otllrated. Tim bride, who waa given In inarrluue by her lather, wur wedding grnvn u( whits marquisette with miiuII lucked run alrevta. lucked bodice and a Peter I'an collar. A cummerbund welatbend en-led 111 a large bow lalllnii Irnin the walat over Ilia lull lumped aklrl. Tli Ilium. m veil ul llnicertlp lenglh I'll (ruin a crown of lacs, alilih aa burrowed Irom th bildr alalcr, Mra. (l LaUiaude, Ilia brute a llowcr were show r bouquet of sieiihanotls and car nallima Willi a white ouhld. Hhe carried rosary over M yrara old. which waa a uiesrnt lu lha brlde'a miillier n her wrddlni day. rllie wore airand nl peails, acilt u( groom. '.'he inatruii ol honor. Mra. L- inde, sister ol lha bride, wore town ol yellow clullon and carried a shower bouquet ul lavender lladi oil with band ol lha aama llowe-a In her hair. Daniel o Connor, broihrr ol the lb V 'he (riant Appointments MKKHII.I.-Womeii ol the Merrill Mooae chupter Ik met III reKuUr session 1 ursday, July b. In the recre ation hall with Minima Admna, sen lor regent presiding trioru were read and appioved by chairmen ol the membership, MooMrhavrn, home making, publicity, library and Mouar. hearl alumni committee. Anne Alvarado, l.ury Johnson and Helen Cuahmell were elected to member hlp and will be Initialed at the next meeting Olga Hi sushi w waa appointed as drill rapiain. and Ieu Htolt will ty slslcts were lodge year. Iiuini, u.... ithea.ai.Unl M.m Jerome Btevena aaiiK "Ave Maria ' drawn lor the new and Taini Angeiirua. ccumuanwa i,ouiaa Icenbue waa the lucky wiir- by Mia. mirai uoiiiuu. i ner oi the year a dues given each l ha bildr mother wore navy year blue with wntte accessories and a; l9 clmrd in rraular lorm anj lavender on Ihd pinned al Uie aiiuul- 'he women Joined the I,)al OrJ, r der. Mia. OConnor, the gnotii a , ol Moose lor rrtieslimriils arYvcd at mother, wora a bene own wuh an i tlie Miiae lull rirrviiiK on the ro orchld coiMke. Ireahiiienl lominltlee were the r-ollowlhi the ceremony. wed- , "'r-ln.ulled olflrca. Magg.e hr.mul w.a held .1 the home1 Adam. Hpolrk. Hcmrlre Jonea, "' " " Hauls. Ua.a.1 tl..i.... .. .. ..w, IIIHII rum. uriif i zv :-r .'sT "V, KM IkU i mm ol Mr. and Mra. Jue LaOraudc. panics Laualru and Josephine Tausrher aerved. The roc ma weia decorated with pink and while ladioll. Mr. and Mia. O Connor led lor a llougra. Millie Putiieinighain. Koar VanMeler and Lillian (leanry. The Academy ol Kilend.ihiu meet- j lug will be held in the M(. hall Knday. July IB. wuh Muaan Wilianu. CUadya I'ajlor. and ljria Wine- honeymoon trip to Waahiiuuui an I 0ll().r aa hoairaara Canada, ror 1.11111 away, me or.ue 1 The comnmiee chairmen will have dints a whit, eyelet dreaa Willi ,, ,m ,,lruc. brown and while acceaaoriea. 1 lie ti, Wedneaday July 13 at I lie while orchid ol hrr coraane wa. home of Olna llta.lMiaw. pinned at her ahouldrr. I r s -f Irs T" I "j . l ; h' Tha couple la at homa In Klama'li raiu. The groom la tha aon of Mr. ani Mia. John U j Connor ul una ci.y and Maiwell. lie attended (he Hatred Heart academy here. Surprise l-eon C'rapo waa holimed on hl UUi birthday recently with a aur prtae parte at hu home on Martin 1 atreet. The evening aaa apent 111 gamea ol pinochle D 1 PrUea went to Waller L'ppell- ! KeamCS 1 dahl and Mra J.epli Abner. UueaU at the luncheon meeting of ! Clueia lor the evening t.ere Mr the Ladiea ol Hi Heamea were Mra. and ktr. Philip Prauvllr. Mr and lurhaid Price ol Portland, who la Mr. Jue AUner. Mi Mra Peter j the mother ol Mra. Charlra Pyork. 1 Newman. Mr and Mia. John Beebe. ! Mra. Beth Karroo. Xlra. Chart Mr. and Mra P Hlchter. Mr. and I Houaton and Mra Iroy P. Carter , Mra W. Uppendahl. Mr. and Mra. WED IN MAXWELL, CALIF, on June 25 were Theresa Thouscher ond Jack O'Connor. The couple is at home in thu city. Thcrcso ti the doughter of Mr. end Mrs. Joseph Thous cher of Maxwell, and Jack is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. John D. O'Connor of this City. Church Rites Unite Couple On June 28 Chrinlinie M Carroll became tha bride of Charlea W. Clark In ( ceremony read by Itev. David P. Harnett Jr., at the Presby terian church. Tlw altar waa bunked by basket of while gladioli and tall taper candles. White gladioli and aatln rlbbona adorned the pew a. C'hrlallnlea gown waa ot wh't allpuer aatln. It waa faahloned with niarqulaett yoke edged by ruffled nice, iter linger-tlp length veil waa held by a cruwn ol seed pearla. Tti veil waa llnlidied at the bottom with lour Inchea ol white late with Insert of aatln nbbon. 8he carried whlt prayer bok with a whit orchid upon It. Chrlatlnle la the daughter ol Mr. and Mra. T. II. M Carroll and Chuck Honored A bridal ahower was held lor Chrta time McCarroll during garden luncheon at the home of Mr. Julia ui the aon of Mra. Carmen Clark Kimaey. Alter tl.e luncheon th and the late Senator C. W. Clark gUMU w,re enterulned with elollo of Roaeburg. I numberi by Victor and Anne Klm- The maia oi nonor, wiary mwiw, aty. and the urineamaicui. oaroar Ciravea of Portland ana ciarine Ottl of Koaeburg were all gowned In pule green. Beat man waa Dwain Grave of Roaeburg end Harold Cacy. Roae burg. and Jack Newton. Ahlarid. were uehera. The wedding march played by Mra. Oeorge Mclntyre. Alma Perrell. eoualn of the bride, wai vocaliat. Bhe unt -I Urve Thee" by Oneg and the ' Lord a Prayer." Alter the wedding a reception waa held In the Pelican party room. Alma Perrell. Mra. Julia Kimaey and Margaret Santo aerved. Attending the ahower were Alma Perrell, Mary Brook. La Verne Rob eruon. Winifred Scholer, Mra. The tipeelman. Mr. V. W. Rowland, Mrs. Ora Glllock. Mra. Earl Luunan, June Lulman, clarlne Oil. Barbara Ciravea. Billy, Victor and Anne Kimaey. Nina White. Mary Mott. Julia Kimvry. the gueat. and her mother, Mra. M Carroll. Hager Dr. and Mra. William Bundrant are vu.tu.g relative In Eugene. Mrs. Uladys atackhoiue of West o -.-V f :" l-M. The young cono:e uw a weaoin pomti Ky ruulr htr lunt Mrv trip to Monterey ty. Tney wiu charie lieu, recently, make their home In Roaeburg , Mf lnJ Mff M of Chrtstlnle. belore her marrlMe, WMh yourUl of waa atornding Bouthern Oregon col- , July here lege. Previous to that she attended j Gordon ' Nichols, formerly cf the Unlveralty ol Oregon lor a year. Haifl,ri ,Mleti hu fnend. Pred Hess. Chuck alao attended the University , here ,Mt weet of Oregon for a yar. where he was . Mr nd Mr M Gofclntr tni affiliated with Phi Oamma Delta Ken, wul th,rz. . vuutin at the A HANDSOME YOUNG COUFLE is Mr. ond Mrs. Charles Clark. The two were married June 26 here. They plan to live in Roseburg. Jones-Miller. Engaged Pred Crepu. Joan Abner. Larry Pythian game were eatabliahed , Upiendahl. Jamea Cram and Mr. at Delphi. Greece, in M4 BC. and Mra. R. Schlmineaky. cSa-. asaaaex aaaawaaBwja, mmmm i all an laaiaaaaawaaaw MARJORIE ONGMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ong man, will become the bride of James Conroy on August 14. The engagement was announced recently by her parents. Kennell-ElUl. The engagrment of Marjorie Ong-man- to Jamea Conroy mas an rouivced at a luncheon held at the heme ol her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Ongman. on July 1 when 1 1 lends of the bride-elect wer told ol the Augual M wedding plan. Jim u th aon of Mr. and Mr. R. J Conroy of Lakeview, formerly c.l Modoc Point. After pending the holiday with her parent. Marjone returned to lor Hand where ahe ha been em ployed lr the pJit year and a half by the Huon Lumber company. Jim waa graduated Irom Oregon Mate college thi past June In the school of agriculture. He ha now aaaumed poaiuon vocational agriculture liutructor at Malln high school. In rollrae Jim wa afltll kted with Phi Bigma Kappa fra trrnity of which he was vice presi dent. Both of the young people were giaduatrd from Klamath Union h!eh achnol in 1M4. Oueata at the pretty affair were Mra. I. P. GibMin. Mrs. Allen Aid rich, Mrs. Earl P. Brook and Linda. Mr. Bill Caldwell, Mr. R. W. Toy rtn and Randl, Mra. Marie Andra. Martha Keller. Norma Btueben. Martha Kritn, Pranrl Balln and the htetse. Mrs. Ongman and Mar jone. Speaker Heard MT. LAKI The Mt. Lakl Ladiea Aid met Wednesday after noon In the home of Mrs. Robert Toogood. U4 N. tin. Klamath Palls. The meeting was opened by the president, Mra. O. U Brown. Mrs. A. R. Campbell led the devotions and Mr A. R. Dickson handled the program. Ernest Moscr. a missionary from Korea, Alrlca. spoke on the work ol a mission ary and the condition of the missionary Iield In Alrlca.. Member and friend present were Mr. A. R. Campbell. Mr. O. 8. Thompson. Mrs. W. M. Wil liams) Mrs. Burt Hawkins, Mr. Earl Mack and Marilyn, Mrs. Perry Dixon. Mr. Rail Buck. Mrs. A. R. Dickson, Mrs. O. L. Brown, Mr. R. L. Fatrchild Jr. and Jlm ml. Mr. L. A. West. Mr. Ward Dolan. Mra. Roy La Prairie, Mrs. Richard Fleming and the hostess, Mrs. Toogood. New Charter TULELAKE. July The charter Tir the newly InatAlled Business and Hrolessional Women'a club was pre sented by Mr. Florence Barton. Co cjullle. lint state, rice president, at same time that officers were In Called at d'nner meeting June 2 The club membership i drawn Irom Tyielake. Merrill and Malln and the first president, Laura Barr. Ii a resident of Tulelake. Installed with Mr. Brr wera Ldcille Austin. Merrill, first vice president: Irena Jelinek. Malln. second vice presi dent; Elisabeth Allen. Tulelake re cording secretary: Isabel Barry. Merrill. corresponding secretary; and Bessie West. Merrill, treasurer. The dinner wa served In the Mer rlU recreation hall by ladiea of the Merrill Presbyterian church with place marked for 35 gueat. The tsble were attractively decorated In Hawaiian motll by Mr. W. P. Jm netie. Mr. Ruby Folherlnghara and Mr Nellie Haaklna. The charter night meeting will be the last of the summer until Sep tember 14. A board meeting is scheduled lor September 12 at the home of the president. Mrs. Bsrr. fraternity. Out ol town guests were Mr. Gerald Newton. Ashland, and sons Jack and Tim: Wally Turnidge, Medlord. Don Lillard. Roseburg. Mr. and Mr. Dwain Oravea. Roaeburg. and Ethel Southwuh of Coos Bay. 1 ... Bridge Luncheon I BLY On Wednesday, June 29. ' Mr. F. H. Armstrong wa hastes I a bridge luncheon In honor of ; her mother-in-law. Mr. Ethel ! Armstrong, of Seattle. Wash, i After the luncheon three table of bridge were In play. High score , went to Mrs. Don Kennedy of Lakeview. second to Mrs. 8. A. I Smith of Klamath Falls, and the traveling prize to Mrs. Herb Had- ley of Bly. Quests for the afternoon were Mrs. Harry Schoenbent and Mrs. C. A. Smith of Klamath Falls, I Mrs. Bam Poler and daughter Mrs. Jack Groom. Mrs. Don Ken nedy of Lskeview. Mrs. Dave Campbell. Mr. Ted Hyde. Mra Harold Powell. Mrs. Herb Hadley. Mrs. Joe Kendall, the honored guest and the hostess. New York City Is the dominant money center of the world, with annua banking transactions exceed ing 300 billion doUsrs. Mae Anderson home. Lon iwn MT. LAKf - Mra. Kitt.e Jack son, assisted by Mr. Howard Jack son, enterulned with a lawn party In honor of Mra C. R. DeLap Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Howard Jackson, grand daughter of Mra. DeLap. Ouests were relatives and friends of the honored guast: Mra. Burrell Short, Mrs. Ella McMillan. Mrs. Berle Baker. 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