SATURDAY, AUC. 27, 1949
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J - Flower Show Is
Successful Venture
Tlit Klamath Tall Oardrn club flower ahow hrld Thuraday at
Frrmoiil achool waa a crrtlli to Klamath ralla. Tha auditorium of
tha achnol. whrra tha ahow waa hrld. wai NlU-d with all ty,re of
floral dlnplaya and It drmnnatnitod
and county In such activities.
Two of tlit fraturra that drrw a ckk1 dral of comment at tha
ahow wcrt tha curaaia trrn and tha madnWla aland Mh addrd an
tntcrmtlni and quit authrntlc touch. Notable wera natura dtaplaya
and tha am II fry txhlblta nd th
children' dlMlava which allowed
anlmala created from vwublra and
fruiu.
Th keynota of tha ..how waa va
riety. Thrrn wera weed arraniie
mtitta. flowera, fruit and a multitude
of ihlnvt nyinlxilined by them. Ar
rannrmriiti were mnde to drwrilw
In floral foiiu natural phenomena
aurh rain, nun lite and ntcMiitrlM.
Influence of varum counlrlra and
trm waa aUo Iratured.
Tha stage whlrh provided a back
round for the htw waa decorated
to almutaUf a iitrdrn arm. A roaa
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covered ireiiu. i lower laroena aim .
fountains on a raa aetting pro
vided a lovely effect.
Chairman of the ahow waa Mra.
Hugh O'Connor. Prraldenl of the
Klamath Fnlla Harden club, which
aimiuored the allow, la Mra. K. K.
ItiMliimn.
J in lur. for the affair In the horti
culture divlMoii weie Mr, timer
Vllain, Metlford. and Mra. Al'Wrlih firat Mra Will V'.-d, uronj.
rranka, Rrdmond. who la an accred
ited slat federated garden club
Judge, and Mra. George lluurk of
thla city. In the arrangement dlvl-
alon the Judges were Mra. C. F. I
Oregg. Eugrite, who la an accredited t
NaUotial Oarden club Judge, Mra. Martmida. d-.Wa Mr iv.itar Ma
Thuma Newum. Tulrlake. and Mrs. rM V ITh"-
Bcott McKendra of thla city. 1 h mi m a mhn. rirai. Mia
Pouring at the silver tea. which i Ln?l"rthVrd,ld Btl AMh"'
Was glVeil III Conjunction With the! Varuiaa Ura Mahl Dvtdn. rtral
flower ahow bv the Library club were 1 v.ua Mra li hw.n rim H.iuniai
Mrs. Ilamld Tmir, Mrs. K W.
HwarU. Mrs. Will Wood. Mrs. Hr 1
ace IH-U. Mrs. B C "ltomaa and
Mrs, K. B. Itedmsn. Mra. tean (
burn, preaident of the Library club,
was chairman of the tea.
9rl Iti IK vinuui anlrr group
ar a fiJlitwa
ArraruirtMnia Junior rlMalftratlnn
Nwtar. Maaft tl. flral. and Mar
il A U lit. aaxoiid Anlmala frmn
a;ihla. (iall Hvinharl. flral prua
Minialur Maruia KflltriMil. tirat,
Kathltn Mrlnlat mrut and Nn
Kirla,n. third World nlghtr alln
rnnr"nnU aMaTaTMllrif a tiwin
CMJnltt, Mra MuK DlWm, flt
ith m Hawaiian 1np!. Mr T t
Wtlr. K.it4. and Mia. A O Tan
Rant honor abia ritanllon
Natural phanmiana Mr Huti V -fmuMr.
Orat Mra T L. onifain.
vwt. and Mr J P llala-r. third
garth a 1raaur Mr Ra (iran. firat
With rnppar, t'mU Ol'.wm. aa-nd ilh
9far. and Mr Arthur Halnharl, Uiird
WHh a vrtaad dit(ar.
irda Amaru-a a attidv rntnbtn-
!n an Aiititn print and f1owf ar
ranawnnt Mr It H Hrdman, first,
Mr T 1.. (iondwin, aa-ond Mr A
t TVnnanl, third, srtd honorahla man
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THE ENGAGEMENT of Morjorie Ann Hoyle, daughter of Mr.
ond Mrs. Percy Edword Hoyle of West Medford, Mass., to
Cadet E. Lawrence Birk of this city was announced this week.
The nuptials will take place next June at the graduation
exercises of West Point Military qcademy.
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V Our furniture fosts NO MORE It Just J
f l.ookt Like It Does,
Iht Intrrrnt of tha community
tlon. Mr. Ilufh O'Connor.
JINHi tnflusnro Mrs A l Tin
naitl, lirtj. Mi lhih Ol'.nmor, -mill,
mmt I'm O'Connor, llmd CUmic
lwuly Mra A II Ivnrianl. (lr(. Mi:
r O. Nltvlf, Mt'ond. Mrs Arthur Hin
hrl, llilrd Murlt from Mill- a bulgtt
arsrifloinvnl not tit rd II Mo.
lmrll Komp. flr-l, Mrt) r.rln M)r,
MriMitl, ami Mn Oneler Main, Ihiid
OtildiKtr dlnirta iallo tabla arranria
mc'il Call O t nnii'T, flrvt, Mra, Clark
Kvudall. mmrtuut. and Mra. Kay t"Jr ,,,
tinr.l (Jtwii arrmatmvnt ol fitlUajr -
Mra H a Hlona, titat, Mr ! Waal,
Mioiid, and Mia fil f.an.1, llurd
lUanlir and par maitanr with drlad
malarial Mra Hugh U Connor, foal.
iitte.1 Uiiai. aatond, and Mra
Airtr timri nnumu nwnir
Uil It ('ummiiifla and fmv Wlrh
Atl9tniH,n .,.n-.n.tn - fwrnl
Mra r Hillrlv, Mia ( harlra Kvndall
I third Hmall fry a ntlnlalur arratui"
man I umlvr lliraa Inrrtaa Mra A. O
Tannartl. f)rt Mra hnli Thuimail,
, irr.ii'l. and Mra I W Whlta. Uiird
I ttnllla arranivinaiit - Mra. Huh
I Cm 1.1 1 I -a I I, fir l, 111 O'Connur. M-niti.
I and Mra II Htmta, third HurioraMa
nut linn. Mra. T 1. (i'HttwIn llahl
arri)iniiil - Mr Hugh Cainhtl.
, tirat Mi A D Tannaul, atond, and
Mia T H Wattra. third
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and Mary Hlna, iMim i'pnaiii
Mr fur Major, ft rat. and Tall O Con
nor, aacond
Barlma RtlaaMa
Attar- Mra AUan Dvli, first. Mr
Hilda rrM. avrond, and Mr
nnv. third Aai dmnwv Mr T n
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rfnd I'vtu
.WiMa Mra Allan HvU. aarond, and
Ia)a Whi, iniro tmniw m
McCaitn first, and Mta. Hugh
(.amphall. aamd
tiariowrr Mrs niadr Com, first,
and Mn. Hubr rothmitim. aax-und
African !' Mra Vbo Hwn, tint
lirhaiiur. Mr llarry Trarlar. firat
aalurtluma, Mr Hid I'h.iaia. aarimd
Carnallona. Mr. Martan 7-tagiar, firat
Snapdragon ktrm. nwniglaa.
first, and Mr Allan Davis, aarond
1 iiaimnti Mrs Cll liar fear, first.
lPMlnhllu. Mrs W C UaNay, firat.
Mra Mrl ItriUr, aacond. Mis. Allan
Iiavia third
AttMium - Mr Itiiby r-xharlnffham.
firat Hlorh Mrs H M Tr third
tlahhM. Iara Mrs Arthur Uatwlrk
addling dailiaa. Mrs Rar Brownatl.
firat. and Mr (in Siivar. aawotid
(itadlnti. Mr Canef rV d flral. and
Mr. Mai latar. as rood Bmatl gladi
oli - Mra Howard atrud. first and
aarnnd prliN
Chraantrtamum- Mr Roaa Douglaa.
first lnlt Mr Allan tvU. first,
and Mr Mat lstr. aar-ond Dau -rhlffon
- Mrs Charlaa Thurman, first,
and Mr. W C ll-i lay. aarond L'lv -Mrs
li If Oahnrrta, first, and Mr.
Clara Kandall. arond
Uatay. pink- Mr (Jlan lltvae, first.
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A MIDSUMMER IVINT wos the wedding of Virginia Savage
married Sunday at the First Presbyterian church here. The
ond Mrs. J. E. Savage, ond the groom is the son of Mr. ond
and Mr Hugh Camphall, third As-Ullhaa-
Mr T toidwin, first, Mr.
If h fttona. aacond. and Mrs. I W
Whlta. third Hll horh -Mr Wabh
H'.ws-n firat iJrlphlnium Mr Mar
Hmsmall. first, and Mrs Jo Da lay.
aacond. Larkspur Mr. Harry Trmut,
first
CarnatlAn Mr. S R. Millar, first.
Mrs Ju iMls aacnnd MiarallanHPua
daialaa Mr Chart Thurman. first.
Mr I W Whit ard Mr H S 8 loo
also first prUas Maaa. hvbrid la
Mra amctairv. first. Mm. Waltar III
lnar, aacond. and Mr. Ray Brow nail.
Utird
Poly an tha Mr. Tal Waal, first
Othar tpa roaaa Mr Glan tttvar.
aacnod. and Mrs Matilda Crs-pA, third
rtarrird or fmitad tra - Mr Hale
Itaraar, first Ismail tr- Mra Howard
Htrrmd. first. and Mrs l.arnca
rranch.
Weddinq Held
TULELAKE In a ainfla rtrtf
ceremony. Friday, August 13. t
Reno. Betty 61ek. daushter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jcwrph 8. 8leak. became
the bride of Phillip O. Urbach. The
f room la the aon of Mra. A. A.
Rndenberger of thla city.
Betly wore a fray ensemble with
navy acce5oriea for the service
which was read at 12 o'clock noon
by Judne A. J. MaetretU.
The young cr wple was attended by
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mauch of Tule
lake.
Following a honeymoon spent at
Lake Tahoe. Carson City and Vir
ginia City, they returned here to
make thetr home.
They were honored with a 3:30
o'clock reception on the lawn of
the A. A. Rodcnberger home Sunday !
afternoon when a large number of
frlendt called to offer congratula
tions. Betty was alto co-honoree at a
shower given Frldny night. August
19. for her and Caroline Zlabek
Adams.
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Entertained
Mrs. Maude Brannon entertained
members of the Wesleyan Service
Ouild Tuesday night at her home,
sua Oak street. A picnic dinner
waa served from a buffet table in
the yard.
The Wesleyan Service Oulld la
an organisation of employed wom
en Interested In church service and
recreation The next meeting will
be held Sept. 27 at the First JKeth
odlst church. All Interested wom
en are welcome.
most
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Two Brides
TULELAKE. Honoring two new Peggy Taylor. Marrle Sterna, 8har
brldea. Belly Slezak Urbach and on Stacy and Mildred Jones.
Caroline Zlabrk Adams who were Giiui were alw sent by the Rain
married recently in Reno, Mrs. J bow Girls of the Tulelake assem
C. Baley, Mrs. J. R. Slezak. Mrs bly.
joaepnine Moore ana Mrs. uinin
Dingier entertained at a shower.
Friday evening. August 19.
The affair waa held in the annex WESTSIDB Mrs. Chet Morrell
of the Tulrlake Community Pre- I was hoateu Friday afternoon, Aug
byterlan church. Mothers of the I ut 19. at a babv shower In honor
brides and grooms were all prrnent I of Mm. Rod Cochran,
including Mra. Vada Adams. Red-1 Present were Ardefle Johnson,
mond. Oregon. Mrs. Frank Zlabrk. Scotty Nelson. Pearl Christiansen.
Mrs. Joe Sletak and Mrs. A. A. Shirley Neaaham. Mrs. Lottie
Rodenbergrr all of Tulrlake.
Gifts were arranged on a lace-
ravered thle cloth and masses of
summer flowera were used aoou.
the room.
A buffet aupper was served after
the honored . gueste opened their
gifts. Present were Mra Joan Ed
wards, Mrs. Barbara Mauch and
two daughters, Mra. Harry Mauch.
Mm Oeneva TruJIllo, Mrs. Vada
Adams, Mrt. 61exak, Mra. Irvln
Long, Mra. Margaret Olsen, Mrs
Chloea Urbach, Mrs. Lester Unruh.
Mra. Robert Henry. Mra. Ida Clark.
Mrt. Mamie Clark.
Mrs. Lois Rollins, Mrs. Margaret
M. Henry, Mrs. June Robinson.
Mrs. Florence Short. Mra. Mar
garet McLaln, Mrs. Helen Patter-
son. Mrs. John Kelleher. Mra. Wtl
Ham Walker, Mrs. H. C. Bradbury.
Mra. L. E. Spence, Mra. Helen
Stacy. Mra. Lillian Geaney. Mrs
Lloyd Barber, Mrs. A. A. Roden
berger. Mrs. Helen Reynolds. Mrs. Lola
MUllgan, Mrs. Frank Zlabek, Mra.
Chester J. Stonecypher 8r Mrs.
Josephine Moore, Mrs. Martin!''
Dingier, Mrs. Rose Baley, Mrs. Iris I l
Slezak, Emma Beley, Lunna Dahle,
Ardls Long, Mildred Reld, Joan :'
Burby. Ruth Zlabek, Jody Stacy, I '
Louann Terry. j ,'
Sending gifts but not present
were Shirley Waldrlp. Mrs. C. C.
Spears, Mrs. Burby. Mrs. Addle
Meshke. Mrs. P. C. Bergman. Mrs.
L. C. Klrbv. Mm. Austin Terry,
Mrs. N. Dahle. Mrs. Rollle Rtna
barger, Mra. Hazel Thompson. Mrs.
J. Stoddard. Mrs. N. C. Wilkinson.
Mrs. Oeorge Relben, Mra. Vaunlece
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and Ralph Bilyeu. The two were
bride is the daughter of Mr.
Mrs. R. D. Bilyeu.
Jones-Miller.
'Lldell, Mrs. Harriett Yordy. Mra.
Hugh Bronson, Mra. Tom Kadous.
1 Rosalie Wilkmson. Joyce Barber,
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I Chandler of Lakrview, Bertha Bol
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Morrell. Sybil Peay. Mickey Mulkey,
Ruth WiUard. Lorraine Harms, Mil
dred Garrett, Verma Buck. Eva
Mulkey. Eileen ONea Mrs. Carl
Day. 6hlrley 8ipp. Nyrna Neasham,
Luella Neasham. Helen Buck, Gen
eva Bernard and Mrs. Hazel Stover.
Sending gifts but unable to attend
were Eva Houston, Virginia Martin,
Coral Hill. Mae Buckhom. Imogene
Batman. Lillian Sundet. Mrs. Van
Cleave and Roberta Dameron.
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Social Club
The Eastern Star Social club win
meet Saturday. September 2. at the
Masonic temple at 1:45. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Earl Sheridan, Mrs.
Oscar Holloway, Mrs. Arthur Den
nlson and Mrs. Glen Inman.
Visiting members are invited to
attend.
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Aug. 27 Can
you Imagine,
when vacation
time It still in
the air, (even
though on the
wane we have
unpacked sev
eral albums of
C h rittmat
cards tor Im
printing! It
you have a lit
tle time on
your h a n d a
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now or ,fter
the offspring are bark In school.
a?k to look through these. There
are truly new looking cards this
year. Including those clever ones
with plastic backgrounds, and a
few pop-ups. It really Isn't too
early to order your personalised
cards, and have them off your list
when the rush begins.
It Is also a good time to check
your supply of dishes and silver
ware, and plan for fill-ins for the
coming holiday season. Many of
our customers are bringing old
worn pieces of silver such aa cof
fee pots, cream and sugar seta or
small Items tor replatlng. and are
finding the cost far below their
expectations. The articles look like
brand new after a trip to the
platers, and will give generations
of wear. THEBOS8MAN, at Rein-hart-s,
819 Main, will give you an
estimate on any work before It la
done, and of course the ever wel
come 8, ft H. Green stumps go
with all repairs.
Church Scene .
For Wedding
Th Pint PrenbytcrUn church tu tha term ol a lovrly ifttrnoon
weddliK lut Sunday at 2 p. m . when .own men exrhnrd by Virginia
Mavaiie, dautthur of Mr. and Mr. J. E. 8avage, and Ralph Bilyeu, aon
of Mr. and Mn. R. D. Bilyeu.
The double ring ceremony waa read by Rrr. D. A. Brortt. The
bride, who waa given In marriage by her father, walked down the alii
to the atralna of nuptial diuiic played by Charlotte Ann Johnaon.
organlat, f Cooa Bay. Mra. Cora a
Cryntal aang "I Love You Truly"
and "Because."
The bride wore whlta slipper satin
with Imported Illusion net yoke.
The veil waa of tha aame Imported
illusion net with a bonnet-shaped
Uarra and miniature LUlea of the
Valley. She wore a single strand
of pearls. Her bouquet waa heart
shaped with a white orchid sur
rounded with whlta gladioli. Btep
hanotis streamers fell from the
bouquet.
The matron of honor, Mra. Jack
Holmes of Medford, waa dreaied in
river blue slipper aatln and the
bridesmaid, Janice Bilyeu, sister nf
tha groom, waa dressed In green
gold slipper satin. The dresses were
Identical and were made similar to
that of the bride. They wore tlarras
snd mltta to match and carried
heart-shaped bouquets with con
trasting colors.
Bunding with Ralph as best man
was Jack Holmes of Medford. Bill
Long and Tim Hesa were ushers.
For the wedding Mrs. Savage wore
a medium blue two-piece satin
dress with grey accessories. Her
corsage was of yellow gladioli. Mra
Bilyeu wore a blue fox satin dress
with salmon pink and navy blue
accessories. Her corsage waa of
salmon pink and nary blue acces
sories. A reception waa held In tha
church parlor Immediately follow
ing the ceremony. Culling the cake
waa Merle Oorbut. Serving were
Donna Kinney and Mrs. Leona Col
lins. The guest book waa carried
by Mrs. Fred Reevea. Out of town
guests attending the wedding in
cluded Merle Oorbut, Janice Levage.
Charlotte Ann Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs. William Lorsung and son,
Louie, Mr. and Mra. Letter Coats.
Janice Hazelrlgf. Mr. and Mra.
Charlea Frew, and Mr. and Mra.
C. J. Hall and family, all from Coo.
Bay, Oregon; Mr. and Vra. Jack
Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. N'isou
Farna and aon. Davey from Med
ford. Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Barnes and Mra. Fred Prle, Eugene.
Oregon: and Mra. Fred Warrea.
Myrtle Point. Oregon.
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bride wore a brown suit with al
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young couple are honeymooning at
Lake Tahoe and will return to
Klamath Falls where they plan to
c;aka their home.
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Hostesses
Jean Seiby and Mary Jane How
ard were )olnt hostesses at a lunch
eon Augwt IS which they gave for
Marlene Blrhn who is visiting here
from Seattle.
The luncheon waa held on the
lawn of the Selby residence. Placet
were set for V, e-mts.
Attending were Thelma Bell, Cleo
cadwell. Aria Collins, Patricia Cun
ningham. Barbara Dunlavy, Mary
Anna Janney. Fresno. Calif., Marilyn
Joi.iuon. Bette Ptnnlger, Jackie
Robatcheck. Ida Tennefosa. Jane
Tmgley. Virginia Thurman, Phyllis
Whytal.
Unable to attend were Helen
Bertram. Linda Franklin and Mar
garet Miller.
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Anniversary
Twenty-eight people were present
at lh home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Carter for the wedding anniversary
of Rrr. aid Mrs. George W. Wheat
ley. Coquille. Ore. It waa their
thirty-second wedding anniversary.
The Wheatleys were here for a
short visit prior to leaving for Chi
cago .ind Grand Rapids to visit their
son. George, and family.
Rev. Wheatley is now affiliated
with the Emanual Baptist church in
Coquille.
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Married
Married In a ceremony In Bk
Lukes Lutheran church In Reno,
Nev., recently wera Dorothy Anker,
daughter of Mr. and Mra John N.
Anker and Aaron Boa. son of Mr.
and Mra. Edward Boa of Portland.
For her wedding the bride chose
an Ice blue aatln two-piece dress
with a pink feather hat. A corsage
of pink carnations waa pinned at
her shoulder.
The maid of honor. Patty Hut,
wore a grey aatln arena with pink
accessories and a rose corsage
pinned to her shoulder. Best man
waa George A. K. Smith.
After a two-week honeymoon to
Lake Tahoe, Salt Lake City, Yel
lowstone national park and other
points, the young couple returned
here where they will make their
home.
Attending the wedding from this
city were Mr. and Mra. Oeorg
Smith, Mr. and Mra. Jamea Cava,
naugh. Warren Ward, Jack Anker,
brother of the bride, and Patty Hull.
Shower Held
Beverly Zamsky waa honored at
a bridal shower August 18 at a
party given by her aUter-ln-law,
Mrs. Adolph Zamsky at her home
on Lakeshore drive.
Present for the affair wera Mra.
Charlea Mam, Mra. Tony Mola
tore, Mrs. Bill Baustlng, Mra Bud
Peterstelner. Mrs. Douglaa Clement,
Marcelon Wiggins, Mrs. Alice Wll
kenaon. Mrs. Paul Hilton. Mra. H.
Thrasher, Dolores 8teele, Mrs. Rob
ert Erlandson, Mrs. Otto Er land
son. Mrs. Harry Clik.
Ruth Landry, Lynden King. Jo
sephine Thornton, Mrt. Stella
Clark, Mra. Charles Click, mother
of the bride. Marie Suty was un
able to attend.
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