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PAGE EIGHT ITERAI.n AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, PErEMBEIt 1, IQBt - i Railroad Theme At Chiloquin Bridal Shower CHILOQUIN The railroad tu the ihrme lor clever bridal show er guru on Wednesday evening, November 28, (or Norms Let Oien ger, whose marrlaa to James Soajrers of Cottonwood. Calif. (Where he works for Southern Pa cific) will be an event of Decem ber IS. Hostesses were Mrs. Wayne iN'iehaus. Mrs. Lavera Heiwl. Mrs. Ruby Peeler. Mrs. Ivan Dos a, Mr.-:. Gene Pane. Ellda OeBortoll, Mrs. Dwight Klrcher and Mrs. Harry Whtttnr. The Masonic hall, where the shower was held, had larxe signs on one wall, such as "Cottonwood, Here We Come," "Freight Train Boogie." and "Honeymoon Ex press" to back the long Rift tables. A doll oressed In fireman's suit nnd a toy train centered the table. Favors on Uie card tables through out the hall were carboard engine candy holders. Pinochle, bridge and Cooilewere plryed during the early evening and prises were won by Mrs. Don ald Potter, Mrs. Roy Olenger and Mrs. Bob Mnthis. with Mrs. Harry Pearson getting a special award wrapped as a bridal suitcase. The re.reshments table wits at tractive wlUi a center arrangement of lail leaves and yellow chrysan themums with orange candles on either side. Presiding ai the tea service was Mrs. Sam Kile of Mo doc Point and pouring coflee was Mrs. Oe.-ry Wolff. Miss Olenger was assisted In opening her gifts by her sister, Mrs. Glen Klrcher. and their moth er, Mrs. Roy Olenger. Attending were Mrs. ltooert Doak, Mrs. Harold Collins. Mrs. Harley Zeller. Mrs. Jess Pike. Mrs. Lawrence Myers and Mrs. Harry Pearson, all o' vYllllairi.'on River. Mrs. Michael Beaulieu. Mrs. Wil liam Hackler, Mrs. William Page. Mrs. Jo Anna Taylor. Mrs. Ous Page. Mrs. J. O. Buell and Mrs. Clarence Jenkins. Fort Klamath. Mrs. Pe'er MacFarlane. Mrs. Sam Rife and Mrs. Joe Miller Sr.. of Modoc Point. Mrs. Cyril Cook. Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. Kenneth Robert, Mrs. Lou Kelllson, Mrs. William Wampler and Mrs. Law rence French, all of Klamath Falls. Mrr. Merton Porter and Mrs. Harold Wing of Klamath Agency, Mrs. Daisy Holt and Mrs. Homer Holt of Bonanza. Mrs. Rudolph Za dina, Mrs. Charles Hale. Mrs. Wil lis m Prlebe. Mrs. Robert Wamp ler. Mrs. Loyal Heath, Mrs. Fred Markwardt, Mrs. James Parsley, Mrs. Charles Bteber, Mrs. Walter Collins, Mrs. Earl Hall. Mrs. James Chipman. Jessie Hatcher, Mr.'. Elmer Hegiund, Mrs. Bob Mathls. Mrs. John Mannerlng. Mrs. Edouard Priauljc. Mrs. Retha MRS. JACK D. CORNETT, formerly Barbara Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Peterson, 1405 Lakeview, was married to Lt. Jack D. Cornett. son of Mrs. Alma Cornett, Portland, at a nuptial mass in Sacred Heart church, when Rev. T. P. Casey read the service at 9:30 a.m. No vember 24. After a honeymoon on the California coast, the counle will reide at Port Hueneme, where the bride groom is stationed with the USAF. Photo by Kettlsr PETERSON-CORN ETT RITES AT SACRED HEART CHURCH Sacred Heart church was the scene of a nuptial mass on , Charles Mrs. Paul Ampler. m- Saturday, November 24, when Barbara Peterson, daughter of Mrs. Roy Gie'nger. Mrs. Glen Kir Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Peterson, 1405 Lakeview, bscame the cher, Mrs waiter Zimmerman, bride of Lt. Jack D. Cornett, son of Mrs. Alma Cornett, Port- "- Vernon Nonrl1- Mrs- Arcnie land. Rev. T. P. Casey read the service at 9:30 a.m. The Mrs. Joseph Mercer. Mrs. Athei background of lighted tapers in tall candelabra, white chrvs- Rser. Mrs. Merrill Hoppe. Mrs. anthemums and woodwardia ferns formed a charming set- MErmu Irautiacht! ting for the ceremony. Mrs. 'callle Clark. Mrs. Donald In a gown of blush pink satin; ; jvd'ohlS' mTmTtJcM fashioned wlih a stand up collar 'cge Peterson. Cottage Grove; j Folt haddock Mrs Norman uuuitc nil UJK.UCU iuiiaiiuur mie. iJICile 8J1Q Margaret 01 KM- : Ta.rl Nvir-n Mr Ben I.O- HU-il mm uuu u , an(j of honor VoS'going away costume the V.W1iW.MS br.ae cnose g.eeu knit suit, browu ; gf " both of William- ZZZSSSn? ouneof "her br 'niZ laWcS c ,." ..0j.,., . c run xwitiiwMui, aits, ajureimo Unre't ,.,r n, nr, S. "ett, Mrs. Rand.l Foster... and r. Minnesota. Lt. Cornett attend. ed school hi Portland and is now With the USAF. line to the wais;. The skirt tea. tnred a peplum and a chapel train The bride's fingertip veil fell from a halo of braided satin, and her bouquet was an arrangement of croton and dieffenbachia leaves centered with white camellia'. Mrs. Leland Clearwater, sister of the bride was mitron of honor and enly attendant. She was gowned in a coral taffeta styled like the bride's dress, and her headpiece uca a halo of braided taffeta. Her bouquet was an unusual and at tractive arrangement of croton and dleffenbachia leaves. Just before the ceremony Mrs. tioned. Marvin Nerteth r.-.ng "On This Day 777-.. . zr. ;- eretu Mrs. rtanaai ros r'Vi.: 1.1 TnZ;. 'S. I Fred Fletcher Jr.. all ot ". KlamaUi Falls, Mrs. McDanlel ana iMrs. Brxk Stowe both-of Bprague ' III .1 Oattl . Ibl CI , .11 1 .7. call UtCCCt V. DCVIWl rS . lTn?T .SS i CUf. Mrs. Paul Mudge of Madera. Cainoriiia coasi, the new Mr. ana' w w t n mn u Mrs. Cornea will live at Port Huen- r V, L " V r 4 " r7'.' .. 1 u 1 nuoaci. ooin m rma rvwc( ! Mrs. Andrew Fiury. Mrs. Dora and during'r'nA kjICCTIMC the mass the Sacred Heart Acad- .ir IVIUL. I Olenger. Mrs. Andrew OatK Mrs. Robert Hall Sr.. Mrs. Julia Olenger, Mrs. Forest Freld, Mrs. Jesse Man cum. Mrs. Guv Stelger. Mrs. OeT' Mrs. Mary Hurley served as lor Hatcher. Mrs. Lee Hatcher. emy choir sang several hymn.-, ac companied by Susan Vandenberg, cnairman 0t the last social meet-: Mrs. Walter Pohl'l. Mrs. George who alto pUyed the wedding 0 catholic Daughters. No-1 Reed. Mrs. Billet Lobert. Mrs. J. marches. vembrr 26. An enlovabU evening i IT Vfr-rln tr J B Rim Mrs. Best man was Manuel Vlera of 0f cards and refreshments was o.-1 Eert Albrt and Mamie Farns-1 Sacramento and the ushers were fered by Mrs. Hurley and her com- i worth, ell of Chiloquin. Mrs. La Sam Ramtey and Richard Pieser, mittee, which Included Maxlne : nore Flury of Med'ord and Kathryn aBaBaaaaMBaaaaaaBaHKawNBaaaaBBaaaaBBawBeaBBMaBMai r, ; ' . 1 I 'i w Is' Mi" V i'.V W vv, ai : 'r. IKirV t-1 MR. AND MRS. JOHN POWELL, who were married No vember ? at Westminster church in Sacramento. Mrs. Powell is the former Barbara Tuthill, daughter of Mr and Mrs. George Tuthill, Sacramento. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Powell, Keno road. The bride is a graduate of Sacramento Union high school, and the bridegroom, a KUHS graduate, is now in the navy. i VIA- l- V. 'J v' ' J ; ---1 :tu MR. AND MRS. JOE DUNSON, 20'.'0 Bisbec, announce the engagement of their daughter Jo Nell, to Wllliiim Hay Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bailey, Astoria. Tho an nouncement was made by Mrs. Dunson at nil Informal dinner in the .social room of the. First Bantlst church. Jo Nell is a graduate of KUHS class of 'SI. William is a grad uate of OTI. No date has been set for the wedding. . Photo by Fcrcbco Layette Shower ' The home of Mrs. Arthur Brooks. 33'JO Reclamation was the scene of a pretty luyrtte shower lor Mrs. Erik f-urlsnn UVrlnf.rlnv n.nln'j 1 November 7. ' A large crepe paper bootle tied I with a pink ribbuu held iho Rill. Mrs. Bob tlnrvev and Mm. Juck KemnlUcr won print's for guniei played during the pur. v. Mrs. Bob Net n, Mrs. John DC' Pape. Mrs. Teri-y 'Icnnnnt and Mrs. Brooks were hostesses and guests were Mrs. 1'ciirl Illlsa. Mrs. Rose Doyle. Mr. Clara Bailie. Mrs. till a Qaspnrlnl. Mrs. Eva Parish, Mrs. J. H. Oour:ey. Mrs. Oene Bullle. Mrs. Knrln Cnrlron, Mrs. Don Oourlev. Mrs. Charles llea'on. Mrs. Bob Winter. Mrs. Ivan Ecclca. Mrs. Bill Nelion. Mrs. Wnllnre Nord wall nhd Mrs. Jack Kemnltzer. Miss Bcttv T.ivlor. Mrs. Mlckrv Pugh. Mrs. Gall Webb. Mrs. Oerrv Mu.isel.iinn. Mrs. AI Aldrlch. Mrs. Fred Kadlock. Mrs. Bernle Clrlllln. Out ol town guests Ini'liieled Mrs. Alfred Morgan, Willow Ranch. Cul I'orola; Mrs. A. Clclirmun. Mri. C. Harris, and MTs. Lena Smith, Alturns. On the Invitation list but unable to come were Mis Dorothy Ballle. Mrs, Mnrnnrcl Oehrman, and Mrs. Ray Walts. QUOTA CLUB Members tit Quote club were lh forded a uprolnl Ileal at their MonV dny nluhl illniier iiierlliig, held In' Iho PHIi nii parly room, when Mrs. R. II. Illumi'tll! ol Hie KUIIM drama deiinilmrnl tirespiiled her iluilenll In Cimnne O'Nelll n "He." l.endlnn roles were nliiveil by Mar garet On brr anil Ummld Coleman, with a'Miroslmnlely 10 olarr inein bera ol Ihe drama drnartmenl play ing uiporlliig rolea. Alice Vllin. illtrlrl gmcrnor of quota Club ItileruallmiHl, asslnim by Joy Itolpli. lnpinbprhlp chair man, held liilllntloll cerenioiilea lor two new members. Helen Maloia and Ona Mae Oilmen. Quota club will hold a pnokril foods sale and liasnnr HnltliiUv, Drcentlier I. nl almll'a Super mar ket, Dili and Hope. Jiml one Hireling will be held during December, and Hint will lm a ChrlMinaa parlv December I". tor memliera and Ihelr hunbnndn or friend-. There will be a gilt ex change. The board ut directors will inert at the hon ol Cnlherlne Fvock December 4. Blrthdav gills rre won bv Kitty Hauvllle and llrlene Webber. Program chairman lor the eve ning was Ona Mae Grilling TAmN6urrfR TO YOUHBOY IN StRVICf ANYWHECC ON tARTM- 111 Hl tiretk Paeoe 70tl Drive 'with carr Insurr with Norlnnd! 637 i'lne t. I'hone FIFTY YEARS AGO A. D. SMITH and Myrtle Sharp were married in Idaho in a town no longer in existence. Re cently 150 guests gathered at the Klamath Temple to cele brate their golden wedding anniversary. Go FIs Me l'p For Someone's Xmas m CHALET 75 MAIN How Open Ph. 7072 JUST GOOD WATCH WORK REASONABLE! Drive a little Save a lot! bom of Klamath Falls. Burritt, Katie Garty. Virginia Bag- For her daughter's wedding Mrs. 'ley. Catherine Monteith, Frances Peterson wore a toast crepe Bress o ixinnor. ttose igi, oermce noi- wlth violet and brown accessories r.nd her corsage was of violets. Mrs, Cornett chose an aqua gown with black accessories and her cor sage was white roses and violets. Following the ceremony a recep tion was held In the parish haiL lurs. Alfred Erickson, sister of the bridegroom and Mrs. W. A. Bishop poureu. Mrs. Stanley Pieser served the cake ana Mrs. Arthur WelLs presided at the punch bowl. Judy Pieser passed the gue.-t book. Out of town guests Included: Mrs. Alma Cornett, Baroara Jean and Robert Cornett and Harry Smith all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Erickson and Sandra and Ralph of Rainier, Oregon: Mr. and Jars. J. A. Thalofer and Mary Ann, Pnnevllle; Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Les- meis.er 01 Brookings: Mr. and Mrs. : EULALONADAR ! Eulolona chapter. Daughters of Ihe Revolution, will celebrate with ' a "Mother - Dauithter - Christmas ' DcsEert" party, Tuesday evening, December 4, at 7 o'clock at the Pelican Party room. Mrs. Sarah Roberta Blomqulst will tell a Christmas atory. Mrs. Don Zumwalt will present musical i numbers. Hostesses, Mrs. Helen Mueller, Mrs. Harry Goeller, Mrs. Roland Wilklns and Mrs. Zumwalt. Mrs. Warren T. Noggle. chapter ; regent, asks members to note the change in the regular monthly meeting date, from Monday to i Tuesday. Wampler of Corvallls. Lioness Club ford, Ethel Pankey, Helen Perkins and Marcella Carrier. A dish gar den was awarded to Mrs. Azlta Kennedv as door prize. On December 10 the annual At the November meeting of the Christmas party will be staged in j Llone3s club, the ladies entertained the parish hall with Mrs. Matilda i Uieir husbands with a potluck par ser! as chairman. A gift exchange ty starting at 30 p.m. In the of items not to exceed fifty cents club rooms of the City library. In cost will be supervised bv a Games with many prizes were Jolly Santa Claus. Mrs. Helen Wag-1 enjoyed by all present. Reserva ner, social chairman for the entire ! Hons were made by 43 couples for year's activities, urges all dau;h- this annual affair. terF. and especially the newly In-1 Lioness president, Mrs. Clarence ltlated members, to attend this i Humble announced the games with party. I Mrs. Edward Hickman assisting. :mje Give Him Handsome FASHION-CRAFT TIES . Selected patterns in fine foulards, hand paints, pur silks. 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