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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1951)
f V ATUnDAY,DECKMnKrt20,J9,,)l Q ! i T. U .il MR. AND MRS. GEORGE CLIFTON UNDERWOOD, recently wed in Bellin;linm. Mrs. Underwood is the former Mary Kva Wolf, dauRhtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wolf, and Ccorjo is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. (Major) Underwood, prominent Klamath Falls residents. Photo by Jukes, Bcllingham BELLINGHAM CHURCH SCENE OF WOLF-UNDERWOOD RITES The Church of the Assumption in Bellineham, Wash ington, was tho setting for the wedding cf Mary Eva Wolf to Goorge Clifton Underwood. Reverend John J. Koran of ficiated at tho double ring ceremony at 7 p.m. December 8, before a small gathering of relative's and friends. Given !n -marriage by her father. Michael Wolf, the bride wore i row a designed with laco bodice, lace scalloped p?tlum and nvlon net skirt over laffcta. with matching lace mitts. Il?r sWilil- t length vcjl vas held in place seed pearls. TallMnan rowa and atcphanolla. Tho multl of honor, Ilrlrn U.iborno nil A I Iff n Llml. brlricunalcl, wore UnH mid lima iirorn net drpiwcn. Thry worr alolrs lo malrh and car ried yellow nd Iwoiim chrysanthe mums. Best mn was David L, Rankin. United Btates Navy. Unhero wcro RumcII L. McRca, ali.o United Elates Navy mid Delberl Wolf nnd George Wolf, brothers of the bride. Ornanlst wns Mr. Nils nosen. Vocal solos, "Ave Maria." "Pauls AnRcIlrus" were huiik before Uie ceremony by Shirley McMu-krn. Mra. Wolf, mother of tho bride, wore an aqun crepe dress with black accessories and her corsuue waa of pink rosebuds. Mra. Underwood, mother of the bridegroom, chese n navy blue dress with navy blue accessories. She wore a corsage of white rose buds. The reception wns held In the parish hall Immediately alter the marriage service. Mrs. W. Wilde man and Mrs. W. Fisher, aunts of the bride, poured. Jean Under wood, sister of the bridegroom, cut the wedding enke, assisted by Mrs. A. Fisher, aunt of the bride. Tolly Langell Valley Women's Club tANOELL VAM.EY Mrs Dnrn. thy Flescher entertained the Lnn. Iiell Valley Women's Club nt the Community Hull on December 20 for their annual Christmas party and gift exchongc. The ladles dec orated the trco nnd the hall nnd got It ready for tho Christinas tree December 2J, when Santa Onus and Merry Christmas visited the community. Following n short business meet ing the guests spent a social aller noon. Mnrln Burnett was Santa and passed out tho gifts. The hostess served refreshments to the following. President Illtn Morris, Stella DeBcl, Dale Bnielccr, Kthel Jones, Mildred Cunningham, Blllle Colwell, Elfredn Lindsay, Cam Lcnvltt, Edna flood, Unt tic Walker, uid Marin Burnett. Tha door prira was won by Ethel Jones. Klamath Kindergarten SECOND SEMESTER STARTS JAN. 2 Limited Enrollment . Pre-School Training There is now a vacancy 211 E. Main c by a Juliet cap trimmed vii Kayscr was In charge of the guest book, For her Bol.it away costume the bride wore a moss green suit with black accessories and the (lowers which centered her brldnl bouquet were worn as her corsage. The couple spent their honey moon In Seattle and Klamath Fulls. Plans had been made for a March wedding, but sudden overseas or ders necessitated capsuling three months planning imo ten days. Cleorgc did not get his leave until Friday, and the wedding waa on Saturday. The new Mrs. Underwood's lu tuio address Is at present Indefi nite. Betrothal Told In Bay Region Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Lamb of Mi Uuriwood Drive, 8an Fran cisco, announced the engagement ni tncir nuusnter, uecxy nae uuiu lo Corporal Joseph Bramhnll of Klamuth Falls. Tlie announcement was' mode December la at a party attended by tho following: Mr. nnd Mrs. waiter Aiciine, jur. ana aits. James Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harold York, Miss Shirley Rclnke. Mr. Robert Smith, Mr. Win Howe, Miss Joyce Lamb, Mrs. Zelochower, Muss Mary Hualce, all 0 Ban Fran cisco, Miss Joan Ftiawater of San Ra.acl, Mrs. James Ocllally of Woodland nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil liam Pnrdtnl of San Carlos. Becky was graduated from KUI1S class of 1050, and met her fiance whllo both were attending school here. Corporal Bramhnll has returned from Korea nfter rervlng 19 months lit the U. 8. Army. The wedding date will be an nounced later. IT'S POOLE'S SKISflnd FSKI BOOTS SKI BOOTS from $9.75 1 Phone 2-0251 or .-3672 Chemult ' By VIRGINIA TAYLOR The Christmas cantata "The Ns lUliy" held at Ollclirlst MethodlM cliuich l.id a record allenbansc. btnndlug l-.oni only wns available nlitr the cran prc.ude. Helm tui lllord was ..o oruanif.l. She arrived leany Una f nil to lake over her dut.i's as second grnuo teacher, in Denver she wns very active In niu hicul functions. The cantata was under tho direction of Roger Wll- Mill. A Great Northern Railway sur vey party has bi.cn In chemult me . ait week. They did most of their vvori on skis, 'the parly was Irom Scuttle and Uicy hoped lo make It home lor the Holidays. The local i.now survey tnken lor the Bureau ol Asnculturc nnd Copco showed lie Inches ol snow on the level. However, the lust two stqrms hnve brought It up Into the 60 Inch bracket. Mrs. Hope Binder reports their has been an unusual amount of Christmas mall nnd pucknges going through the local post olllce this year. The primary department of the local Sunday School has a picture window of the Nativity on display all through the holldnys. Everyone Is Invited lo see It. The Oeorge Eppersons are spend ing a lew days In Rogue River with friends. Mrs. Bully Damon nnd mother left Sunday to spend Christmas nt Lnkevlew with relatives. The local Christmas party and program wns held nt Tho wneei. About 60 attended. The program consisted of a children's Chorus singing "Frosty the Snowman. "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" and "Parade of Uie Wooden Sol diers." Small fry gave recitations. The welcome number was by Den ny Jessup. The closing Last Wish by Normie Mantra, otner selec tions were given by: Donnie Ber tram, Snnta's Chrlstmns Cnrd; Christmas Bells by Delphlnc Flet cher. Christmas Cheer by Butch Rumsey, Chrlstmns Wishes by Den ny Hlldebrand; Very Short bv Jer ry Hlldebrand: Christmas Star by Billy Taylor: Christmas Eve, Mnx- ine Fletcher; Hello! St. Nick, by Marilyn Bourne. The Best Day by Jimmy Francis McKclvey; A i Adds luxurioui Tail Appeal To LOW-CALORIE NO SHORTENING lokid lot you CI IIUDtD'C Ktiiiiixir br rLUrlKLK) 'HH'Im ft i tfitwf hMlItt TW HtrW Wi US Mt ttCKDIr MltlM OlT. Opt 10 W. HNf, fill HERALD AND NF.WS. KI.AMATII PALLS. DRKT.ON MARILYN JOHNSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan T. Johnson, 2030 Manzanita street, was one of the hostes',j lo the faculty members at Stephens College, Columbia, Mo., where she is a student. The picture was taken at the Foods department tea. Marilyn is home for the Christmas holidays. Photo by Alan Stuart-Stephens College 1st WtHWmx MR. AND MRS. VERNON RAYMOND WILSON, who were married at an informal home wedding December 19. Rev. David F. Barnett Jr., of the First Presb.vterian Church of ficiated. Photo by Ferebee HILYER-WILSON NUPTIAL RITES A double ring ceremony united Lois Thompson Hllyer and Vernon Raymond Wilson In marriage, De cember It at 8:30 p.m. at the bride's home, 617 High. Rev. David F. Barnett Jr. read the service before a background of greens and yellow chrysanthemums Christmas Prayer by Gary Sween ey; Just the Two of Us by Josette and Adrian Stockmnn; Me nnd My Teddy Bear. Ernie Taylor and Del phlne Fletcher. The Chrlstmns Story wns shown on Uiree-dlmenslonnl slides through the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. El don McMullen of Bend. Santa Clnus arrived and had In dividual gllbi for every child in the community as well as candy, fruit and popcorn balls. He left saying he was going to Chlloquin and KlaniatM Falls and wns in a hurry. All In the community either worked on some committee or do nated to the affair which made It a complete success. St tovtlV, Shndtr PEGGY DOW In Unlvenal tnternaiienal'i yOU NEVER CAN IEIL" yNO FATS ADDED '1 1.' Ww vere fashioned Into an arch way, on either side of which were door candelabra with lighted tap ers. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson, and her father gave her in marriage. The bridegrooms parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson of Portland. Attendants were Rev. and Mrs. Donald Annas. Cardlelighter was Diane Precise, who also passed the guest book at the reception. Have You Heard The ALL DRY BUDGET BUNDLE 10 BIG POUNDS Costs Only 89c (each additional pound 8c) Lowest priced delirered laundry bundle in the Klamath Baiin! FAST ONE-DAY SERVICE FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY CASCADE Klamath's Opp. Post Offica I , ,.a -t I' mi u MBrr I - r- Q7 Cs A v OMaoHaai4a(iaaHaaK.W - .. . ..... awawaMM&awl LIEUTENANT COMMANDER E. G. CANFIELD, United States Navy, with Mrs. Canfield (Florence Sanders) and three children, James, four and one-half, Sarah Ellen, two, and baby Robert Scott, three months. All are visiting with Mrs. Canfield's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sanders, 800 Pacific Terrace. Dr. Canfield is in the Medical Corps of the United States Navy and has returned from the Canal Zone, prior to reporting for duty with the Department of Urology at the U.S. Naval hospital in Oakland. Photo by Kettler " I 1 " t ' ' Fawl- !" ' "j ? ROBERT FRANKLIN, who was four years old December 18, with his nine months old sister, Rebecca Marie. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Hall Jr., 1985 Manzanita. Maternal grandparent is Mrs. Malcolm Teare. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Hall Sr., all of Klamath Falls. Photo by Ferebee Engagement Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Samuel V. John son of Portland announce the en gagement of their daughter, Janet. Roberta, to Lt. (g) Hjalmar J. Rathe, USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmar S. Rathe, 625 N. 6th. The news was told on Christmas day to close friends and relatives gathered at the home of the bride elect's parents. Janet Is a graduate of Oregon eooo CASCADE'S LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS Finest Phone 5111 S,tnte college, and Lt. Rathe Is a graduate of the University of Wash nlgton, where he was affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. At the present time Lt. Rathe is on active duty aboard the USS Union. A spring wedding Is planned. Beautiful New Stock Leather Brief Cases . . . Wallets . . . Voight'i Pioneer Office Supply Co. 629 Main. O) 5) .. PAGE SKVEN SEVEN LITTLE CHEFS OF MALIN The Seven Little Chefs had their first meeting of the year, Novem ber 29, In the high school home ea room. The following officers wer elected: Darla R.. president; Judy, . vice president: Valnsta R., secre tary; and Joyce Taylor, news re porter. Karen and Joyce from Cooking m are to give a demonstration at ttie next meeting. NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE MONDAY DEC. 31 You'll enjoy it! AT THE RED BARN and EVERY w SATURDAY NIGHT Dosms LES GARDNER and his WESTERN SWING BAND , Dancing 10 till 2 Adm. $1 9 Bly Grange Playing Larry Bryant And His Prairie Cowboys New Year's Eve Monday Night, Dec. 31 Dancing 9 Till 1 , Come and request youf favorite vocal numbers. The latest and best in Western Music. Dinner at 11:30
