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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1949)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVEN I EtN inois Rites Unite Couple LANOEI.L VALLEY A lovely wedding m solemnled on June II, t I p. in., In Ilia Amity Lutheran rliurrli In Iua. llllnola, when June Irene Bchuls, daughter cif Mr. end Mra. Fred HchuU of Henri Clly, 111., became the bride nl fcrlo Knintvedt, sun of Mr. end Mra. Hantlre Kointvedt of Uoiianza. The Hev C. C. Wurfcl officiated lit the double rlUK ceremony. Large baskets o( peonies, white gliullnll, pnlma and fcrna were lined In f the decoratloiu for the candlelight Mid-Week sncim Bride Feted A miscellaneous ahowrr waa given , ceremony. Pewa reserved for the f amine! were marked wllh tulle bowa and huckleberry foliage. Vernon Macomber of Lena and Kenneth Budd of Frecporl auntf aeveral arlrctloiis. They were ac companied by Mra. Clarence Huurgo and Mrt. Kogene llarlje of For reitlon. The bride entered the church on Die arm of her fnther who gave her In marriage. Hhe waa lovely l:i a whit marqulaelle and luce gown. ' Ifltr KfillfillM Wui a luu'Uila of lltlaia recently for Betty Merrill by her j Her fingertip, length veil waa held cnualn, Mra. flay MlcheU. A clever I In pluce with a crown of aeed pearla motif for the affair waa pink bal liMin cupula with the traditional bow and arrow thai were hanging from the llghla. Muslrai guinea were pl.yrd during the evening. Prlies went to Jean Merrill and Mra. Van Landmen. Cluea.j were Jean Merrill. Mra. fi,'iy Merrill. Mia Kalph Schoubue Jr.. Mra. Ity Merrill. Mra. Willum and slephaiiotla. Ellen Komtvedt, Portland, slater of the groom, waa maid of honor Who wore a gown of pink mar- iiulnetie, matching mitts, and a halo 01 piua aweei peaa. nun carried a colonial bouquet of matching flow era. Hrldemiialda were Carolyn Bennr holf, Frceport. Lenore Klein. Chi- (lanoiig Hr . Mra Harold Drvdeii. 1 r'"u' Murie Knlpper. EvaiiMon. 111.. Mra. Carl MlchacUon, Mra. Van i Ca.olyn Clay and Una Finkenbuitli-r I.andrum. Mra. Jiimea Hmlth, Mra. ' ol Brockton, HI. They wore gowr.. Ei neat Bubb. Mra Leo Hurke. Mra J of pwtel ahadea with matching J oal Lual, Mra. Clerlrude Wlggliu. m"1' nal headband, and they rera. F. W Moak. Mra. John Helby, I cripr nuuqueu. Mra. Ray flrevea, Mra. Edna Book, Jack lamon of Lena waa bext Mra. H. 8. Stone. Mra. Tony Mola- I """ The Uihera were Haul Hnkcii tore Br , Mra. Helen Mueller, Mra. binder uf BtockUin. Melvin and fcl- Muude JloMry. Mra. Charlotte Mur- vl" Uumeler of Lena. Muurlce Tcr tin. Mra. Fred Schalloc k, Mra. H. C. ' Terport, and Eugene Eve,- Hiirgman. aton uf Chicago. Sending glfia but unable to attend ; Joy Partition uf Lena waa flower were Huth Merrill. Mia. J. L. Olaon. ' girl. Hhe wore a yellow flour-length Mra. i. m. rarkliural, Mra. Tom ; talleta dreaa with a halo of aweei Kalmea. Mra. John Zaro.ln.-kl, Mra. heart rosea. Leonard Budd of tree Michael McAullue. Mra. Victor! Port waa the ring bearer. ii weui. Mra. u. r.. Hchiipp. Mra. i A reception for the 150 gucMa w:n .iron uicaeraon aim Mra. Kolllll ' he III In lha rhnr.li n.rtnr. r,.ll... Thumpaon. Bridge LANUELL VALI.eV Mra. IJewey Horn entertained the Bonanu Pen ny Bridge club at her home on Wednesday evening. Mra. Ed Oowen ' won high prize for the evening, and Mra. Owen Pepple received the trav ellng prl. RefreahmenU were aerved at mid night In Mra. Bill Bechdolrtt, Mra. John Horn. Mra. Owen Pepple. Mra. Birdie Burke. Mra. Alma Maxwell. Mra. Claud Bechdnlt and Mra. Ed Oowen. lug the wedding. The couple cut the firat piece of the cake and Evelyn Daineiere continued to serve Joan Clay aaatated. Mra. Donald Hledachlog, Monroe. 111., and Mra. John Montgomery of South Wayne, Wia., poured. The young couple left that eve ning for a honeymoon on the weit coatl. On their return they will live In Lena. The groom la a graduate of Bo nanu high school. He attended Oregon Stale college and Carthage college II. Illinois, after serving three years III the U. 8. navy. 0 H (9 Ya ' FOUR GENERATIONS in o family gathered recently for a picture. Bock row: Ervin Edge Jr., Elaine Tuter, Mrs. Danny Skeen, ond Stearn. In the front row are Mrs. Ervin Edge Sr., grandmother, ond Kenneth Tuter, ond Mrs. Frank Oscarson, great-grondmother, ond Jean Edge. WORK CLOTHES Laundered Locally! At The i,iiiim;m; MECHANICS - MACHINISTS STATION ATTENDANTS, Etc. Clothes Washed - Starched - Pressed Mended (within reason) All fine work! And Guaranteed! Coveralls... 40c &'-0c Shop Coats . . 40c O'all Jumper . 40c Combination Service Now Available At Our Plant on a Weekly Basis iJLstRVICt,! -U- ' J m Hervlce Now Available At Our riant on a Weekly Baals .',.... . n i I ..- Jjkajailliif x . l. a v:v.ii """ ' ' a 1 1 i i i S .in ii L af .. aaJ A THE NEW OFFICERS of Jobs Doughters for the coming term will be heoded by these three young misses, Louise Linman honored queen, Jean Selby, junior princess, ond Arlene Stan- bcry, senior princess. Guderlan. Square Dancing The Malln grange has scheduled an old-time dance at the Broadway hall In Mnlln. Saturday night, July 23. The granger are planning an evening of true old-time hospitality for this public dance. The Old-Time orchratra from Lannrll valley will fumlah the music to which a number of square danc ers are expected to dance. Dancing will be from 10 p. m. to 2 a. m. Arrangements have been made with the Malm Souare Dance club to give Instruction to beginners who wih to learn the square dance. Thee Instructions will be given from 30 to 10 before the dance begins. Church Potluck Members and friends of ttie First Christian church are Invited to at tend an all church potluck supper, Friday, July 15 at 6:30 p. m. The occasion of the supper Is to welcome Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Swope. Ret. Swope Is the new permanent minis ter of the church. He has been serving the church since Rev. How ard Hutchlna left In February, and the church board has voted unani mously to ask him to be the new minister. Mrs. John Selby Is In charge of the supper arrangemenu and Mrs Stanley Kendel Is In charge of the program which will follow. There will be a special table for the chil dren. Auxiliary A meeting of the auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars was neld In the library clubroom Thurv'.ay evening, July T, with Ruby Bowman presiding, and Lena Blmkman was Initiated at this time. Fay Myers presented ner resignation as secre tary, and the president appointed Betty Kufner to complete the term. Dora Lohrey waa Installed as guard, Mabel Brochtrup as conduc tress and Jennie Arnold as the three-year trustee. A picnic to be held during the summer months and a membership drive were discussed. The next meeting will be July 21. and the auxiliary will serve refreshments to the post following the meeting. Lodge Meet I Lucille Bold, nnbie grand, presided ; over the regular meeting of Pros I perity Rrbekah lodge held in the IOOP hall Thursday evening. Julv 7. Following the business session, Mar tha Hurd, program chairman for the evening, presented an amusing little skit. The next meeting will be Jury 21. The ci strict convention will be held In Klamath Falls on August 6. yrnTrrrinnrraTyirrTT a swim a a smvwn p ffsfi a SALE SALE 3D PAIRS Formerly selling from 7.95 to 18.95 Most styles were at least 12.95 3 for 1 on most patterns SALE PR C PAIRS Laird Schober, Penaljo, Gold Cross, Friendly Dressy types, casuals, walking shoes All heel heights Every pair an outstanding shoe 4 SHOE SALON Vote Aid LANOELL VALLEY The Asao. elated Women of the Langell Valley 1 Farm bureau met at the home of Mrs. Bob Col well on Wednesday allernoon. The meeting was direct ed by Christine Brown. The women voted to support the campaign for research on multiple sclerosis. Mrs. Pfelffer demonstrated alumi num and hammerrd braaswars. The next meeting will be at the home of Ruby Paramore on July 27 Refreshments were served by Mrs. Colwell to Christine Brown, Ruby Paramore. Ethel Jones. Agnes Pfeif fer. Mae Gale. Pegy Wynant, Alma Embrey, Bonnie Fernlund, Joan Marchant. Harriett Carnage. Helen Derry and Mrs. Paramore Jr. Women's Counci. The Women's Council of the Fir it Christian church will hold Its reg ular meet Thursday. July 14 begln ing wi.h the executive board mee'. Ing at 10 a. m. All of the new of ficers are urged to be In attendance at this executive meeting. The gen eral business meeting will be held a' 11 a. m. followed by a sack lunch at noon. Reports of the delegates who attended the Turner convention will be given, and the youth dele gates lo the young people's confer ence will speak. The worship service w'll be he'.u at 1:15 p. m. followed by the study hour with Mrs. John Bel by In charge of the study period this month. All members and friends are cordially Invited to attend. Long-luting Relief lor Itchy Skin Irritation Here's ttpl So many prmpl depend on Hmnl Ointment lo rehev vnarting itch ol rtrv ercema chafing, common rh, it must W rofW At all drugfiits. lh coal t anial. relief to reu. krv til s I ANOTHER Batik 4 TYhudc WESTERN vs. POPULAR ARMORY THIS SAT. NIGHT M FEATURING THE MUSIC OF THESE 2 BANDS ALTERNATING EVERY 30 MINUTES j Traveling I Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Shadduck. ! who have resided at 827 Mitchell street for the past two years, have i sold their home and have Just re- turned from a trip to Tulsa, Okla., where they purchased a new large i I housetrailer. The Shadduclu plan to make the : . housetrailer their home and will ' i spend their time traveling. They 1 will leave Thursday for Portland to ' spend the next two months and j then plan to go south for the winter, j Mr. Shadduck Is a retired 8outhern i Pacific engineer. THE FNGAGEMENT of Lexie Adkins, daughter of Mr. L Adkins of Bozemon, Mont., to Melvin Weave' was announced recently. Melvin is the son of Mr. ond Mrs. Jack Weaver. The dote for the nuptials is September 1 7. Jones-Miller. 11 WESTERN MUSIC BY GEORGE STARR AND HIS RAHCHO RHYTHM RAMBLERS NOTE: This it the tame band that appeared at the Armory with Eddie Kirk on July 4. Eddie returned to Hollywood. POPULAR MUSIC BY BALDY'S BAND '"JUST GOOD DANCE MUSIC" DANCING 9 - 1 - NO INTERMISSIONS $1.25 PER PERSON (Tax Inc.) NEW COTTONS SHEER PRINTS ORGANDIES PURE SILKS FAR BELOW ORIGINAL WHOLESALE Check our windows Shop our store IT'S A WONDERFUL STORE 3 CJUABJU"-" US K mmnio0l)0tont)oo age ooooooooooppooOBi LfdULPJ niian.u
