IATURDAY, StPT. 10, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Candlelight Rites
Held In August
The Assembly of God church In Redding, Calif . ftae Ui( tern of
lovely eandlellghlrd wedding Saturday, A muni 37 l t p. m. when
toil were exchanged by Hhlrley t.lrlh Curran. daughter of Mm. Leila
Curran of Redding and William Oman of Hpregue River, and Vincent
Hodner Jr., ann of Mr. and Mm. Vliirrnt Hodner Hr. nf Hprague River.
lUv. R. T. Doherty read tho ceremony before an altar decorated
kith tvariraaiu, gladioli and aster.. Taper candle, flanked the altar
tcana. Tha pews wara marked Willi pink, blua and whlta asters and
kink and blua aatln ribbons, av
rrarraina ine ceremony me can , . .
ooca oaencfar
$9u wr liahtod by KUirr lxhirty
nrf IIIU WlUor. Vritl Olnrii miik
Alwuyt," Kccompnnlril ul lh piano
fey Mn. It. T. Dnhrrty. who mw
ph-yed th nuptial mulc, At the
r of tlit rrrrinmiy Mr. Olwn
Hhlrley, who entcrrd on (h arm
of hr irftncUftther, WsUur 0rhmi.li,
was gowned in ivory utln, UaIt
tniied with a long fitted burilrc. Itmi
aleevea and MmuUrln collar. It if
inirr-ltp length marquUrtU veil
frtl from a Juttrt cap. Bit carried a
bouquet of gardenia.
Maid of tumor waa Nloml Cur
ran, latar of tha bruit, who wort a
pink net over aaUn floor length
c n. Tha brlrietimaWU. Monja
C'entp, I-avarne Wright, Mar June
flieel, and JerUllne Dyera wrrn
owned In yellow, blur, pink and
blue retpfctlvvly. All flv glrli car
ried bouquet of gardenia.
flower girl waa Jan flrhmldl, who o'wujlmh! by Merrill chapter 11
wor a floor length gown of yellow, j Women of the M'mjm at their meet
Klrhard Night waa ring bearrr. j piember 6. Alice Krohna ll-
Bnl man waa Billy Outran. : brr chairman and Mary Urovea
brother of tha bride Uhera were ; PuulKly chairman and their com.
Walter Night. Allen Wilaon. Bobby wiiUwa will be in charge. Mrm
Dardy and BUI Wilaon. ri p ed to bring any rum-
For her daughter wedding. Mra. ' m9 m" have to tha neat
Curran choaa ft forest green aull ' n"' September 20 Thua hav-
Ma.isla. Umhar It
Library dub nohoiliH lunrheon, I
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U(Mim club. T ft
Iw-tia. liiltMiir II
AAI'W ilt.r (, j to ft. at the home
of Mr C Humble. Pari Mr TaritM)
rWania r all lurniel, Kaaitiaa cajunlry
flub, a e m.
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Klamallt ... muriiiv Concert, the
CJiautiaru, Pelican thaalar.
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Klamath ( t.munlir com art, Nan
MtiiitMn. Falls-an tha a tar.
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Klamath Ct.munMc runrarl, ftigl
WalMajwrg. Pal Iran lhaaiai.
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Klirtvalh Community runrart, Wag
Mtr upaia tcmpin,, falUsn lhaaur.
Project Plannod
MKKKII.L- Pln fur a rummaav
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AN AUGUST WEDDING scene united Dolores Moon and Ed
ward Rooney of Borberton, Ohio. Dolores is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Moon of this city. The vows were read at
the Socred Heart Catholic church August 31.
Jonet-Mlller.
with blark acrruorlea. Mra. Hid
ner wora a. cocoa brown aull with
matched accnanrlea. Both had cor
ln artlclea to be collected ahould
rail Maaile Adalru and Beatrice
Jonra in Merrill. Reatna Kriao In
aaaea of aardeniaa Dinned at tha i Tuieiake and Rota VanMeter In
shoulder I "l'h.
A reception waa held on tha Uwn , """" Brlihlman waa elected
at tha home of Mr. and Mr.. John i 7","P.
Ralchard whera U,a younf couple 'c 'V',,'rn a" 1 1
reeled tha eue.1. and cut Oielf ,1"ld n,r ch,Pl" ''" Praro Hep-
Tot her goini-away outfit tha u )amp ,,, ,,ub,.
brid. wor. . bn.ht ,reen ault w,th ,.y ,. .,
black accenea and a lardenla ; b. .w.ro, ir Ule ,, orln,
rorwa pinned at tha atwulder. Tha recent national convention
Oueata from Bpraiue River were . n,id , rrmncitcn ... ,tl,nlpd
Mr. and Mra. Vine Bodner Br . Mr. Mr ,nd Mr Har Hundley,
and Mra. Bill Curran. Mr. and Mra Mr. and Mra. Jamea Hradhaw. and
Mario Carnml. Mr. and Mra. Byron i Mr. and Xtr.. Jack Adama repra
Welch. Rer. and Mra. Mrtnlyra and tentlnf tha Merrill order.
rainiiy. uavia eiaeen. ma (room a
(randfather. and William Hkeen,
urcla of tha iroom
Farewell
CHIt-OQUIV-A farewell party
Farewell Party
flPRAOUK RIVER Rev. pearl
Clement and Rev. Ann Morrtaon
wara haateaaea at a farewell party
and handkerchief armorer fnr Mlrln
for Colleen Ray waa (Ivan lat rn- rh.nrtlrr .t ih. tn,..n. riv.p t.k.
?yn",h -bT r""Pn' ' , emacla Tuelay nliht September .
,d,r,, r,!""1"- , . I Meld, will leav. f, Pacific collena
Colleen left over the k-nd to , j. Qtmt 0
attend achonl a Canyonvlll. Bible Hrrwn, for p.rty,,r, Mel-
. . , ta Chandler. Theodora Montgomery.
. . , ' 8hliley Newiun. Clarena Welch.
Charlotte PaAaolt, Delorea Shepard.
Dinner Party Bobby Barney. Eddie Welch. Uallaa
l'UIIiriiiii, DLTir, DlllUIKIlin, SllU
Nuptial Mass
Held For Couple
Married In an Aucuit ceremony were Dolorea Moon and Edward
Rooney of Barberton. Ohio. The vowa were read at tha Sacred Heart
.Catholic church at a nuptial maaa by Father Stone on August 31.
I For tha wedding tha bride wort a (own of white lllpper aatln
i with an old lac collar from Scotland which waa worn by her great
! grandmother Sha ore a baby blue ribbon which haa been worn by
member, of her anrorlty. Kappa Delta, at Pacific college, on their
; wedding day. Brie alao wore tha traditional blue garter and tha penny
In her ahoe. Her finger tip length veil waa held In place by tiara of
pearla. She carried an orchid on a
Parents, Patrons
Begin Activity
At a forerunner to monthly meeting, of KUIIS Parent, and Patron,
club, tha executive board of thla organization convened Wednesday
afternoon In tha principal, office at tha high achool to diacuaa tha
program, and plana for thla year.
Flrat meeting of tha club waa announced by Mra. E. A. Geary,
president, for Wednetday, September 14, and It will be an evening
affair at ( o'clock ao that father, will aUo be able to attend.
Principal Jamea L. Brown, who will be In charge of the September
meeting, waa Introduced to the board membera. Ha announced that
orientation program la being
program
arranged to five parent, of high I DjpQf-kg
- orace Bock entertained Ye Olde
.lanuing oi cnaugea mai nave aeen ( pma-hle club at her home. 137 High.
made In education alnce their own . on Thuraday September 1, for
achool day.. In hooea It will heln ', luncheon and card..
Ih.m ..in . fuller r..ll.llr.n f t " ". LoUlM Bor-
" ' ton. and ahe later received the
what their children are receiving. ,w.r1 for ,, at arajl
Mra. Neal Stewart, program1 Hoover held high acore. Lorene Mc
chalrman. outlined tha complete 1 Collum aecond. and Nona Hall re
prugram for the coming month.. celved tha pinochle award. Lorene
and It waa voted by the board to i McCollum will be the hoiteu on
have thla printed for presentation September IS.
t j parent, attending the fir.t ...
a-ttuni. !r-:.,l A A
I w I vIC IV1CCI
Dessert Held
Tlie Thlmhl Cluh nf M.lohKnra Af
Woodcraft met with Fllen Ely for
deiuert at 1:30 on Thuraday Bep-
icmoer a.
Twelve member.. Mae Smith,
Helen Eagen. Either Belllngham,
Neva Hayea. Ruth Hull. Ada Clark,
Lorene Roblnaon. Dorothy Brlruon,
Maxlne Olaon, Mildred Lament, and
the hoateaa, Ellen Ely, attended and
there waa one guest, Pauy Clark.
The afternoon wa. .pent Hewing
and vlaltlng. On the evening of Sep
tember 28 the hoiteu will be Ida
Mochettax.
Baby Shower
Representing the four classes on
the board are Mra. Lloyd L. Porter,
firshmen: Mra. Bruce Blnkley,
scphomores; Mra. E. CI. Oienger,
Junior., and Mrs. Kenneth Klahn,
senior.. It will be their job to In
form parents of meeting dates, and
they will be assisted by Mra. L. B.
Emery as refreshment chairman.
New officer, of Parent, and
Patrone are Mra. Oeary. president;
Mrs. Matt Flnnlgan, tint vice pres
ident; Mrs. Oscar Klttredge. aecond
vice president: Mra. Harold Van
Hooaen, secretary, and Mra. T. Cecil
Adama, treasurer.
All committee chairmen have not
at yet been appointed. They will be
announced when complete.
Alice Herahberger and her moth
er Mrs. Liruey entertained the
Golden Circle of the First B.ptlat
church on Tuesday afternoon Sep
tember 6.
Mra. B. K. Robinson gave a book
review and the chairman, Mrs. John
Patterson conducted the business
meeting and led the devotions. Re
fresh menu were served by the hos
tesses later In the afternoon.
. a
Reames Dance
The first Reames country club
dance will be the annual fall formal
which will be held September 24.
' Chairmen for the dance will be
Mr. and Mra. Ado) ph.
Auxiliary
Cascade Wonderland division 258,
auxiliary to the Order of Railway
Conductors held a regular meeting
In the library clubroom Wednesday
September 7 at ( p m.
Plana were made for a food aale
and bazaar to be held early In De
cember for which Mra. Harry
Brlgga waa appointed general
chairman, assisted by Mra. Donald
Johnson, for the grand division
meeting to be held In Portland on
October 4, and for a birthday din
ner to be given on the anniversary
of the auxiliary In November, to
which all conductor, and their
wlvea are invited. Mra. Leslie Hub
bard will be general chairman of
thu dinner.
The secretary then submitted her
quarterly report and It waa ac
cepted. The special award given at each
I meeting went to Mra. Fred Hol-comb.
Mrs. Clifford Btemler waa tha
gueat of honor at a baby shower
recently. The party waa given at
tha home of Mra. Bud Hanson. As.
slating were Mrs. Ora Mltchal and
Mra. Fred Btemler.
Present tor the affair were Mrs,
Florence Athey, Mra. Jeannie
Shells. Mra. Jack Daily. Mra. Ted
Otlerbeln, Mra. Coy Wiles, Mrs.
Frank Derrah, Dorothy Derrah.
Mrs. Raymond Shiftman, Mra. Bud
Chldeater, Mra, Gordon Dennia,
Mr.. H. W. Cramer and the host
ease.. Sending gilts but unable to at
tend were Mra. Jack LaOrande,
Mra. Warner Fett. Mra. Robert
Thurber, Mra. Hyrura Thurber,
Mra Th.lma Tinn.il Mra M.w-
I belle Keyea, Mra. John Athey, Mra.
Ardya Van Meter. Mra. Mary
Nelms, Mra. George Smith.
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EAGLES' BALLROOM
For Membera and Their .
Friends
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white Bible
Maid of honor waa Elma Moon
Lodl. Calif, O. E. DeUy. Denver,
.Uter of the bride She w" gowned j ore.'.nd Donald S. Roaa. Pasadena.'
In a dress of blue taffeta with pink. Ctiit
in her nair wnicn mairnra uia m
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CHILOQUIN Mra. Dwight Kirch,
er waa hoateaa last Saturday eve
ning at a surprise birthday dinner
party for her husband.
Oueata were Mr. and Mrs Joe
Mercer. Mr. and Mra. Cynl Conk.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kelllson and the
Klrrhera. Cards were played later
in the evening with awarda going t gueata.
to Joe Mercer and Mrs. Kelllson.
Glendle Thurman.
Eddie Preroat, Ellon Welch. Mar
tin Wilson. Jimmte Barney. Dale
Hobbs. Julian Hood, Robert Lake,
Maurice Chandler, Leon Jackson.
Don Anderson, Bennle Lawyer. Et
c y I Thurman and the honored
Reno Wedding
Kathryn Aahcmtt. daughter o f
Mr. and Mra. B. Aahemft nf Ash
land became the bride of Johnny C
Haley, ann of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Baley of Tulelake tn Reno, Nev.
The vow. were read In the First
Chrt.tlen church by Rev. Charle. J.
Dohn.
For her wedding the bride chose
a roH aatln dreaa with brown ac
re asorlra to match. Attending the
young couple were Mr. and Mra.
Stanley Bradbury and Mr. and Mra.
Tom Krey of Tulelake.
Following a ten day honeymoon
pent In Salt Lake city. Twin Falls.
Ida. and Yellowstone national park,
the couple returned to Tulelake to
make their home.
A reception waa held for the new.
lvwecla Sunday evening August 2
at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. C.
Baley In Tulelake.
Saddle Club
MERRILL Mra. Robert Barry
and Mra. R. C. Burleigh entertained
membera nf the Merrill Saddle club
August 13 at the home of Mr..
Barry.
Final arrangrmenta were com
pleted for the purchase of a club
banner. Saturday afternoon rides
are atlll being held. Member, meet
at I p. m. near the Robert Petrlk
ranch. Plana were also discussed
fnr a aquare dance to be held later
' thla month In the recreation hall.
Refreshments were served by the
hoateaeea to Meda Otacomlnl, Mary
Sharp. Ila Hammond. Cleorgle
Degnan, I-eona Beasley, Helen La
cey and Nora Cashman.
Mra. Dan Cashman will be hoat
eaa fnr the next meeting on Monday
September 12.
; Engagement
CIIILoquiN-Mr. and Mra. Folk
Haddock have announced the en
gagement of their oldest daughter.
Ellen, to Norman Doty, aon of Mr.
and Mra. Edward Duty, also of
Chlloquin. Doty la a graduate of tha
loral high achool.
No date haa been ael for the wed
ding. a
The householder now can shut
from a hand-set thermostat to an
automatic clock model for healing
control In five minutes. The new
electric robot ta powered by a lio
volt clock motor, which will work
directly from an electrical wall plug
without a special transformer.
Norgren of Clatskanle. Ore.
Ushers were Donald 8. Roaa. Paa
adena. Calif , and Jim Sunderland.
Orraham. Ore.
Oria Moon, father of the bride,
gave her tn mamage.
After the wedding a reception
waa held at the home of the bnde'a
parents. The bride and groom left
for a honeymoon on the coast after
gieeltng the guests.
For going-away the bride wore a
grey plaid wool ault with white
and grey accessories.
Mr. and Mra. Rooney will be
at home In Forest Grove where
he Is a student at Pacific university.
Out of town gueata were Fid
Out of town gueata were Fydella
Sliarp. Everett, Wash, Ira Sunder-
land. Ore sham. Ore, Mr. and Mra.
J. A. Lauchland Jr, Lodl.- Calif,
aunt and uncle of the bride, Robert
and Jim Lauchland, cousins, from
Bridge Party
MERRILL Mra. Cliff Shuck en
tertained at bridge August 30. Mra.
Ernest Erler. visiting from 8 1.
Louis. Missouri, won high acore.
Mra. Louis Stewart won low. and
Mra. Merle Cahan won travelling.
Othera Invited were Mra. R. L.
Dragoo. Mra. Mildred Tsascs. Mra.
John Kandra, Mra. Harold Hend
fickaon. Mra. Bernlce Dixon and
Mra. Wanda Boero. both of San An
elmo. Calif.
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KLAMATH UNION HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
"Apostles" Doctrine and Fellowship"
'Declaring unto you the testimony of God" . . . "Preaching only Jesus Christ, and
Him crucified" . . . "He that believeth and is baptized shall be saved" ...
No book is authority but the Word of God.
THK world-wide fellowship of Christian brethren worshipping under the name
"Church of Christ" the Christian church dates Its existence from April, A. D. 33.
It was called Into being and activity by the Lord Jesus. Himself, and wss directed
to proceed tn the execution of Its -commission" (Matthew 38: 19-20) on the Day of
Pentecost, ten days after the Lord's return to Heaven. L - His ascension. In His high
priestly intercessory prayer, of John 17. Jesus prays for the unity of His followers "that
' they all may be one: as thou. Father, art In me. and I In thee, that they also may be
one In us: that the world may believe that thou hast sent me." Thus Jesus makes plain
that the world's acceptance of Christ and true Christianity Is contingent on the unity
of the church.
Fellow Christians. In Klamath Falls, and everywhere, should we deem It a thing
Incredible that the followers of Jesus Christ. In this highly favored country, should re
sume that original peace, purity, and unity, which belong to the constitution, and alone
constitute the glory of the Body of Christ. His church, on earth? Is there anything
necessary for the accomplishing of this desirable purpose but to conform to the model
and adopt the practices of the primitive New Testament church, expressly exhibited In
the New Testament? Whatever alterations such procedure might produce in any or all
churches, should, we believe, be deemed neither Inadmissible nor Ineligible.
The Seven Essentia! I'nltles of The New Testament Church as Recorded In
Epheaians 4:1-, are:
1 I'nlty of WORSHIP because there Is ONE GOD.
1 Inlly of AUTHORITY because there is ONE LORD CHRIST.
3 Unity of PRACTISE because there la ONE BAPTISM.
4 Unity of PREACHING because there ta ONE FAITH.
5 Unity of ORGANIZATION because there la ONE BOOT.
Unity of LIFE because there la ONE SPIRIT.
7 Unity of PURPOSE because there t ONE HOPE.
This blessed passage from God's Word contains every essential for Christian Unity.
True catholicity rests alone in the Christ of the ages and the church which bears
His Nsme. and obeys His orders. The Church of Christ Is of necessity non-Protestant,
non-Catholic non-Episcopal, non-Reformed, non-Ecclesiastical, non-Denominational.
None of these things are known in Holy Writ, and are necessarily of man's devising.
Three centuries before the organisation of any sectarian bodies, and through the rising
and falling of thousands of religious parties the Church of Christ continues to herald
the Lord's message of sslvation: "Ye must be born again." "Believe on the Lord Jesus
Christ. "Repent, and be baptised every one of you In the name of Jesus Christ for the
remission of sins."
A major evangelistic campaign is In progress at the Klamath Falls Christian Church
setting forth the principles of New Testament Christianity, the basis of Christian unity,
and teachings of our fundamental hop of Immortality, based on the teachings and
sacrifice of tha Bon of God, as our Savior. The evangelists are Mr. and Mrs. James
Matthew Alley, nationally known, and eminently successful New Testament teachers,
expositors, and interpreters of New Testament truths. Services nightly except Saturday.
The First Christian Church
Ninth and Pin ,
, C. W. Swope, Minister
Klamath Falli, Oregon
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