SATURDAY, AUO. 20, Ut
PACf SIX
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Back To School
Activity Starts
Blgna tn th lorsl store, fre bark-to-ac hool movies for th kiddles,
and th upswing ot pre-school activities bar been heralding th coming
of fU.
epeeklng of free movie, that was quite a gathering the Klamath
merchants secured at thrir free Blondi show too bad the mother
rouldnl have been among the 400 kiddie too many that topped tilt
2000 aeat capacity at the Pelican
and t to e the Fountainbead In-
tngaqement
The George Stevemon family had
an Ideal vacation recently. They ljl-J
went lor a cruise on Puget Sound I v7U I I C VJ
on a boat belonging to D. M. Steven- A , mM held n, Wfd.
on. Mr. Stevenson brother. nesdav at tt home of Mrs. Hugh
The boat, entitled the -Black ; Campbell to announce the engage
Prlnce." mad a tour about the j mm o f Baroara Jane Hood,
sound with Mr. and Mr. C. D. j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hoatson. sister and brother-ln-lsw j Bristow Hood, to William Austin
of Mr. Stevemon. Mr. and Mrs 1 Rockwell, eon of Mr. William A.
Bruce Stevenson and children, and j Rockwell of Berkeley. Hostess for
Dr. and Mr. John Hoyt, Spokane, the affair wai Mr. Richard Calla
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson and ! nan of Portland. Mr. Callahan is
young "Stevte", and Mr. and Mr, the former Joan Campbell.
D. M. Stevenson on board. Little Pamela Jenkins, daughter
The Stevenson report that fish- . of Mr. and Mr. William K. Jenk
lng wasn't too good, but that they in, passed parchment a c ro 1 1
had a fine time digging for dam, among the guests to Inform them
The erulM lasted for five day. engagement and the October
1 wedding da.e. The nuptials will
, . . . ' be held at the St. Paul's Episcopal
Mr. Richard Callahan ha. been cnurcn nert "
here with her Parent. Mr. and AlauUB Mrs Bru.
Mr. Hugh Campbell for the past tow Hoo(t mottl a bnde-elecl.
wee, mi, c-u "
turn this week-end to Portland,
when ah and her husband have
recently moved.
Aside from the visit with her
parents, Joan was hostess here dur
ing the week at a tea in honor of
her friend. Barbara Hood, whose
engagement was announced at the
affair.
Friends In Klamath have re
ceived word from Kay Best who Is
working In Bwttserland with a dis
placed persons rehabilitation center
there.
He says that he misses Klamath
Palls and his friends here a great
deal. However, Twyla Ferguson
brought a little of the Klamath
touch when she visited there with
Ray and Mr. Best and son, Ray Jr.,
recently.
Pati. Mary Lou and Kathy O'Con
nor gave a back to school party Sat
urday for school friends of theirs.
Forty-eight guesta attended the af
fair. The three girls are leaving for
college In the fall. Pati will go to
Bt. Mary's Notre Dame In Indiana,
and Mary Lou and Kathy will go to
Mount St. Mary's In Los Angeles.
Klamath people at the Lake o'
the Woods visited with Jean Hart,
formerly of this city, who now live
In Medford. and her two daughters.
Anne and Sara. Jean It operating
a new dress shop In the valley city
now.
The three Hart's and two young
friends of the girls. Kay Dumo and
Connie Clark, were vacationing at
the Skyrman cabin.
Guests of Mrs. E. A. Geary are
Mrs. Leslie Jewett. Mrs. Molly
Wheeler and ton. Eric, and guest,
all of Portland. The group is spend
ing time at Lake o' the Woods at
the Oeary cabin.
Among those from Klamath Fills
who have been attending second
week performances of the Oregon
Shakespearean festival at Ashland
outdoor Elizabethan theater have
been Mrs. O. K. Puckett. Verona
Oraham and Dorothea ElMngjon.
Many other Klamath Palls residents
have made reservations to attend
performance which can be seen
Until August 24.
Spending the week-end In Pendle
ton will be Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Lee
and children. Bob and Diane. They
are going up for the wedding Sun
day of Beth Smith of Pendleton to
Paul's nephew. John C. Lee. of
Salem. The wedding will be quite
an occasion for the Lee children
Diane will be a flower girl and Bob
will carry one of the altar pillows.
They will return Monday.
Bride Fete
Dolores Moon, bride-elect of Ed
ward Rooney. was feted with a
bridal shower August 31 at the
home of her mother. Hostesses
were Mrs. Oris Moon. Mrs. Ouy
Epperly, Mrs. Hugh Baniff, Mrs.
Fslrclo and Mrs. Lloyd Rogers.
Present were Mrs. H. C. Wardle
and Karen, Mr. Marion Valentine
and Markle. Mrs. Hugh Braniff.
and Patty, Ronald and Jerry, Mrs.
Lloyd Roger. Mr. Fairclo, Mrs.
Edith Moon, Mrs. Joe Smith Mrs
George Lilly. Mrs. Willlsm Neeley
and Kenneth, Mrs. Charles Me
cham and Joan, Shirley and
'ficky. Mrs. Cobb and Linda, Mrs.
Laura Hoppl, Mrs. Laurence Hoppl
and Cheryl, Barbara Snyder, Mrs.
Ouy Epperly, Mrs. Oris Moon and
Elma, Jack and Bert, Mrs. M. A.
Moon and Mrs. Joseph Slang and
Kenneth and Oary.
Unable to attend were Mrs. Kath
erine Russell anj Belle Doris, Mrs.
Fred Herrick, Mrs. R. Lilly. Joan
Steykal. Mrs. Fannie Bunch, Mrs.
Lloyd Barker. Mrs. M. A. Benedict.
Mrs. - Lee Ferguson, Mrs. J. A.
Mulllnt Mrs. R. O. Varnum and
Audrey.
Birthday Party
Nona Eager was given a lovely
surprise party on her eighteenth
birthday, August 10. The affair was
given by her parents and sister.
It was held at the Odd Fellows
hall.
Present were LaRue, June and
Marilyn Markham, Elaine Settle,
Margie and Adrle Brown, Carol
Lou Weatherby. Patty Eager. Bev
erly Lane, Stubby Hitaon, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Markham. Mr. and
Mr. Brr, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rom,
Martin Brown, Ted Pepple, Lindy
Robinson, Ike Kruger, Guy Hitson
and Mrt and Mrs. Eager.
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MARGARET WHEELER
Art & Needlework Shop !
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who served at the punch table, and
Mrs. William K. Jenkins, Mrs. O.
A. Kxsuse and Mrs. Hugh Camp
bell. The all white punch table was
centered with a beautiful arrange
ment of summer flower. A picture
ot Barbara and William surrounded
by a frame of white carnations was
centered over the mantle.
Barbara attended Macalester col
lege in St. Paul, Minn, for two years
and was graduated from the Uni
versity o f Oregon. William was
graduated from the University o f
California and received his master
from Stanford In business adminis
tration. At present he is in business
in Berkeley.
Married
Ethel Mary Nelson, daughter ot
Mr. and Mr. A. C. Nelson, became
the bride of R. H. Nagrl. son of
Mr. Elsie Nagel In a garden cere
mony held at I o'clock Sunday.
August T. The wedding was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O.
Louis on Shasta way.
The garden was decorated with
an archway behind the altar, bells
and pink and white gladioli. Merlin
Bleak of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints officiated.
Th bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father wore an ivory
satin empire styled gown made with
log o" mutton sleeves. Pearl beading
decorated the waistline. A beaded
pearl headband held her illusion net
veil. Her bouquet waa ot red rosea
centered with a white orchid.
Matron of honor waa Mr. Julius
Siilagyt. who waa gowned in an
orchid dress of marquisette with a
matching orchid headband.
Best man waa Julius Szilagyi.
Bridesmaids were three sisters of
the bride. Evelyn, Norma Jean and
Christina Nelson. Their gowns were
of pink marquisette and they wore
pink headbands. All the girls car
ried pink summer flower.
For the wedding the bride's
mother wore a pink crepe dres
with white accessories. A gladlola
corsage was pinned at her shoulder.
Mr. Nagel wore a lavender print
dress with white accesories and a
gardenia corsage.
After the wedding a reception was
held on the lawn. Assisting at the
affair were Mrs. Helen Case man
who served the cake and Jane Rey
nolds. Louis Baker. Erma Jerue and
Peggy Book at the punch table.
For their wedding trip to Canada
the bride wore a blue gabardine slut
with white accessories. The orchid
from her bouquet was pinned at her
shoulder.
The young couple will reside in
this city.
Triple Party
BLY. A triple blrthdsy dinner
was given Sunday by Mrs. Dorriss
Gordon in honor of her husband,
her sister. BUlle Bemis, and niece
Judith Bemls.
Out of town guest were Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph KurU of Marslng,
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. LEAVING THE CHURCH after their wedding August 6 in
ISeottle are Mr. and Mrs. CI on Miller. The bride is the former
Marian Doreen Anderson, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Morius
Anderson of Seattle, ond the groom is the son of Mr. ond
! Mrs. Clarence E. Miller of this City.
Double Ring
Rites Held
Married In a double ting ceremony Sunday, August 14. were Dor
othy M. Howry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Howry, and Robert H.
Beach, son of Mr. Stella W. Beach of Jacksonville. Oregon.
Th four o'clock candlelight rite were red by Rev. Martindale
Woods at the First Methodist church, which was decorated with whit
and pale green gladioli and ferns.
For the wedding Dorothy, who was given In marriage by her fathrr,
wore her sister's bridal gown. It was a
styled of whit slipper satin with a
marquisette yoke trimmed with
embroidery. It had a fitted bodice
with a bustle back. long, pointed
sleeves and a full court train. Her
Illusion net veil fell from a seed
pearl edged cap crowned with lilies
of the valley. Her bouquet was a
yellow orchid on a white Bible.
Matron of honor for her sister
was Mrs. C. H. Slaymaker. 8he
wore an apple green satin gown
with a matching satin scalloped
headband. She carried a nosegay
of yellow daisies.
Bridesmaids were Gloria Lusby.
Portland. Ethel Southwlck, Coos
Bay. and Josephine Thorton. All
three were gowned in Identical apple
green satin gowns. They carried
nosegays of white daisies and wore
scalloped satin headbands.
The best man was Joe Beach,
brother of the groom . Ushers were
Charles 81aymaker, brother-in-law
of the bride, Victor Frost, Oold Hill
and Calvin Mlddleton.
Soloist was Katherin Blsnai
who sang "The Lord's Prayer.' ac
companied by Mrs. Wendell B.
8mlth.
Flower girl was Rose Ann Moyle
who was gowned in white organdy
over green taffeta. She had a nose
gay of yellow daisies.
For her daughter's wedding, Mrt.
Howry wore a Balanciago dress
with matching accessories. A yel
low orchid was pinned at th shoul
der. Mrs. Beach wore a black and
white print dress with black acces
sories with an orchid pinned at her
shoulder.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the bride t
parents. Beverly Bradshaw, Albany,
served at the punch bowl and Mrt.
Jen Worthen, aunt of the groom
from Portland, and Mr. NetU Wal
ling, great-aunt of the bride, served
the cake. Mrs. E. W. Tomlln. aunt
of the bride, served at the coffee
table. Mrs. Joseph Beach, sister-in-law
of the groom, was In charge of
the guest book.
For going away Mr. Beach chose
a slate grey gabardine suit with
brown accessories. The orchid
I from her bouquet was pinned at the
snouider. The couple went to the
Oregon coast for their wedding trip.
Both will return this fall to South
ern Oregon college where they will
begin their senior year In college.
Both have been active In student af
fairs at SOC. Robert was president
of the student body and Dorothy
was secretary of the student body.
Dorothy was also president of the
girls' dormitory there.
Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Slaymaker and son
ot Portland, sister and brother-in-
. Charlotte Ashworth
k Frances Lyon
nw shop and will rmrry my full
of my regular patrons.
Party Prize Oive . , ,
Special Gift Items
SALON rhmi iU
Maxln and Reinard Seattle.
law of the bride. E. W. Tomlln Sr,
Portland, grandfather of the bride.
Mrs. Jen Worthen, Portland, aunt
of the groom. Mrs. Nettle Walling.
Salt Lake City. Utah, great-aunt of
the bride. Mrs. Stella W. Beach.
Jacksonville, mother of the groom,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beach. Med
ford, brother and slster-ln-law of
the groom.
Married
Married In Reno recently were
Betty Lou Groves and Emll Roder.
The two were married August II
at 1:30 p. m. by Rev. Eohn of the
First Christian church of that city.
They will make their home here.
to. tke ladlei!
By Loots ftelnhart
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Klamath Falls.
Aug. 20 To
the many
"ladlei In
waiting" who
are expecting
the stork.
Relnhart. ' a t
S 1 Main,
have some
ideas. Those
of you who
are friends or
La!s Relnhart
r e I a 1 1 ves of
these lucky
ladlet will
want to listen In too. In case you
are planning showera or Individual
gift for the occasion. One unusual
Item It a round box of book
matches In pink or blue, Imprinted
with the words "Its a boy," or
"It's a girl." The proud papa In
cludes these with the cigars he
passes out. If presented after the
little one arrives, the baby's name
may be Imprinted.
Always treasured gifts are the
little Iceolng sets In sterling or
plated sliver and for the very first
spoon the tiny after-dinner coffee
spoons are Ideal. They have such
small tapered bowl that they lit
easily Into baby's small mouth.
Most patterns tn these are a mere
II M. tax Included. Also In the
silver line are drinking cups, por
ringers, and brush and comb sets.
Our greeting cards congratulat
ing new parent are precious, and
the tiny gilt enclosures put the
finishing touch on your selection.
We have dainty wrapping papT
and ribbons, and w give H. Ac H.
Oreen Stamps with all purchases,
at Relnhart, 619 Main.
Local Boy
Weds In Seattle
Before standards of white gladioli and white larkspur. Marian
Doreen Anderson, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Marina Anderson ot Seattle,
and Ulrn Ceil Millrr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence It. Miller ot this
city, mere married in Seattle,
The rites mere read August 6. at an I 30 candlelight ceremony by
Rev. Kugeue V. Haynrs of Wright Community church tn Boise, Ida.
Kev. liaynes was formerly ot this city where he waa pastor of the
Community Congregational church, a
Th ceremony was performed at I
the Ilnivernliv Lutheran rhurrh. r V"11"-"'1- ' Jl-U i ,
For the wedding the brute ws
gowned ill satin with long (Altering
sleeves. The dress had a portrait
nerklin trimmed with a double
rullle of Chantilly lace, impressed
pleats fell from the fitted bottler.
Hrr fingertip length veil ol Imported
illusion net was held In place by a
matching cap of Chantilly luce. Hrr
bouquet was a cascade of white
rosea centered with a white orchid.
Caryl Anderson was maid ot
honor for hrr alster. Sli was
dreed in pale green tallrt wi'h
a Talisman rose bouquet. Bruit--mauls
were Mary Anue Klne.
Uriah-lift Minor. New York; 8Mrley
Peoples. Denver; Mrs. Robert
Strawn Jr.. Colorado; and Pauline
Griffith. Olympia. Wa.th. All lour
wore identical lavendar dresses.
They had colonial bouquets of pink
carnations.
Candleligliters were Mary Helen
VaUrv and Mrs. J. O. Wrbrr ol
i Seattle. Kloer girl waa Ann
i Hathaway. Grass Valley. Calif..
couun of the bride. jjune Michoell to Robert W.
Jr?JZ.' " onnounced r.-
William O. Marten. John Godfrey.
and Wayne Wilson all ol Seattle.
For the wedding the bride s moth
er wore a turqois blue floor length is the son of Mr. ond Mrs.
gown with an orchid corsage. Mrs. William Schroedcr of McColl,
Miner, mouier oi ui groom wore
an aqua blue floor length gown
with an orchid corsage.
After the wedding a reception
was held In the church parlors.
The couple left after the reception
fur a honeymoon on the Olympic
peninsula in Washington. For go- HonOr; WflT Brlf)p;
ing away Mrs. Miller wore a grey 1 HJMUl b VVdl UI IUO
tailored worsted suit with darg The Ambriru club, a newly form
brown accessories. The while orchid d organisation for overseas wo-
corsage from her bouquet was pin -
ned at her shoulder.
They will live in Su Louis. Mo.
where Glen will enter Washington
university medical school In Sep
tember there.
Mrs. Miller Is a gradual ot Col
orado Women's college and Oregon
State college. She received her B 8.
degree from Oregon Bute. She
was affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega
sorority. The groom Is also a
graduate of Oregon State college
where he received hit BS. degree.
Both were honor student at OSC
and were pledged to Phi Kappa Phi.
honorary society spring term.
Out of town guest wer Mr. and
Mrs. Solon Stone and Nell Morris
ot this city
Olen and his mother returned a
week before the wedding from a
trip to Europe where they spent two
months.
Hostess
8HEVLIN Mrs. Amos Thomp
son was hostess to the Pinochle
I club Thursday August II. Guesu
; were Mrs. Verus Dahltn. Mrs. Rol
1 land Oumpert, Mrs. Joe Petrono
. inch. Mrs. Willard Oumpert, Mrs,
I Jim Dliley. Mrs. Robert Vsn Taa-
sel and Mrs. Orvllle Bean. Mrs.
1 Joe Petronovlch won high prize
1 and Mrs. Verus Dahltn won low
! prize. The floating prize went to
; Mrs. Willard Oumpert.
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IiLuiTssTrD above is the Coupe At Villc an ultra
smart new Cadillac body type, designed for those who
seek the low-swept lines and open-airiness of a con-vrrtilite-combined
with the comfort, convenience
and safety of a closed car.
Ir is a classic exsmple of modernity and prscticsl
if y one of the most desirable and most useful models
ever to issue from the boards of Cadillac designers.
Vet smsrt snd hesutiful ss it is the Coupe ne
Ville's greatest superiority lies in the chassis on which
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E ENGAGEMENT of Dello
I cently by her porenfs, Mr. and
Mrt r. H Mirhnell RoKert
Idaho. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Overseas Party
1 men. gave a party Weunesdav Aug
ust 10 at the Zton Lutheran church
I1"!' hl,u " Atcor "llh,"":
of all nations, and bowls of red
and while gladioli and aweetucaa.
Inga Peg from Holland- was In
charge of the decorationa. Receiv
ing at the door was Gtsela Drla
coll. Germany, who presented each
lady with a corsage of aweetpeas
made by Kay Hendricks, London.
England.
Rev. Victor Schulze started the
evening with th national anthem
accompanied by Kay Altman ol
England. Anne Patty, president,
was mistress of ceremonies. Ksy
Altman led In games. Ruby Oehr
Ing sang "One Alone" and "Hum.
mertlm" accompanied by Robert
Stevena at the piano.
A dance entitled "Romona" was
given by Kay Hendricks accompan
ied by the Ambrteu chorus. Mem
bers of the chorus are lnga Peg.
Collen Murray. Australia. Florence
Knapp. England, Gay Piatt, Eng
land. Readings and sklta were given by
Kay Altman and Gay Piatt. Piano I
aolua were given by Mra. Robert j
Stevens and two aonga were sung
by Andy Barry accompanied by
Robert Stevens. Intermission music
was plaved by Elsie and Clarence
Oppegard.
During thla time fortunes were
told by Madame Zara. Helen Right
mler from Scotland had charge of
the surprise package table.
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Presenting the jcv
It is built. For, like til Cadillacs, the core of its good,
nets it found in its pnformtntt-n the wonderful
csptcity of its new V.type engine) in the soft, even,
restful msnner in which it rolls over the highwsy; in
the easy, effortless response to steering wheel ami
brakes. It is, truly, a symphony in motion.
We should be pleased indeed to givt you full
details shout this wonderful new body type st wrll
as the other beautiful models which grace our show,
room. Why not come in at your earliest convenience?
DICK B. MILLER
Garden Show
With Tea-Timo
Hi Library club will hold a tea
in nmumthm with Mis Klamath fall
Garden club llowrr show which will
be held Thursday, August !. Th
llowrr show will be given at th
Fremont auditorium.
Chairman ot the lea Is Mrs. n
II. Osborn. Co-chslrnian Is Mrs.
John Uunkrr. Thev will b assisted
by Mrs. J. C. Kriilr, Mrs. l.eo lluls,
ami Mrs. L. A. Murphy.
Pouring during the altemoon will
be Mrs. E. W. Hwarts. Mrs. Harold
A. Teal, Mrs. Horace Gelt, Mrs.
Will Wood. Mrs. Kail Redman and
Mrs. Uert Thomas.
The hcwpllnllty commute from
the Garden club will b headed by
Chairman Mra, T. L. Goodwin. As
sisting on lh committee will b
Mrs. E. V. Hedinan, Mrs. Hubert
Tllomoll, Mrs. Joseph O'Neill.
Mrs. John Houston. Mrs. Franrea
Olds. Mrs. Howard Htrode, Mrs. II.
R. Klrchall, Mrs. Kalph Hleariu.
Mrs. Warren Hunt and Mr. Oscar
Kltiietlge.
Th flower show will b held from
2 to g pin. All entrys must b In
or lore II am. 'Ill Jutlglug will taks
place from II to 2 after which th
eihlbil will be oeiird to th public.
All gartlrn clubs In th basin are
partlt mating In th show of which
Mrs. Hugh O'Connor Is Ui chair
man. Farewell
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Eplry
wer honored last Saturday eve
ning with a gartlrn plrnle given
by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Haanaon
at th Bwanson home. Th Epleys
re leaving in September for Long
Beach, Calif, where they will make
their home.
Present for th af'alr wer Mr.
and Mrs. Orth Hisemore. Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Uruuhart. Mr. and Mra.
Wvalt Padgett. Mr. and Mrs
Charlea Mack. Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Addison, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bol
ven. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Runyan.
Mr. and Mrs. Eplry and th host.
Theatre Party
Sharon Taylor, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Taylor, waa riml
ess at a theater party In honor
of Marllee Snyder of Grants Pass
who la visiting here.
Guests were Nancy Clark. Janlc
Wtivtal. Gloria Mahan. Annette
Jacobs. Sheila Adlrr. Gen Gilbert.
Jane Lark in. Rhonda tumble. Lyn
ette Forrter. Carol Kious. Carol
Hirhn. Sharon Hahn. Gail Dlt
tirrh. Paula Cook and Carol But
Taylor.
Garden Club
MERRILL Th I-ost River Oar
den club will meet Tuesday. Au
gust at the home of Mrs. Claude
Shurk. with Mrs. John Degnan as
assisting hostess. Topic for discus
sion will be ' Flower Arrange
ments", conducted by Mrs. O. A.
Krause ol Klamath Falls, who la
well known lor thla type of work.
8 h e will demonstrate Japanese
flower arrangements, wlurh she ob
served while In Japan
Mrmliers are asked to bring their
own flowers and containers for th
demonstration.
"Now la the Time" will be pre
sented br Mrs. James Hammond,
assisted by Mra. Virgil Rrxford.
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