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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SATURDAY, FERRUARY 23, 10(52
Jo Nell Dunson Is Recent
Bride of William Bailey
First Baptist Church was the selling for an impressive
candlelight service Feb. 2, 8 p.m. when the marriage of Jo
Nell Dunson to William Bailey was solemnized. 'The double
ring service was read by Dr. E. M. Causey before an altar
banked with palms and garlands of white chrysanthemums.
She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dunson and William
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bailey, Astoria. Radiant
in an original classic design of white slipper satin with high
neck and rounded yoke of net with bodice trimmed with
flowers of seed pearls, long puff sleeves, lace gored princess
style skirt ending in a court train, illusion net shoulder
length veil held with a Mary .Queen of Scots crown of net
and pearls, the bride was escorted down the aisle by her
father. She carried an old fashioned bouquet of pink rose
buds and stephanotis. Her only jewelry was a triple strand
of pearls.
Bonnie HershbcrRcr played Incl-f
dental music and accompanied
Hugh Davis who snnir "O Prom
ise Me" and "I'll Walk Beside
You."
Candlclightcrs, Eornice Alexand
er and Betty Roller wore tloor
length dresses of yellow and or
chid marquisette.
Ring- bearer was little David
Dunson, brother of the bride, in
white suit and black bow tie. San-
Vows Taken In
Seaview Church
TULELAKE A late January
vedding in St. Mary's church. Sea-
view. Washington, Joined Trudy
Rostmarle Eberhardt of Seaview,
to John Patrick Harmon, Tulelake.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman David Eber
hardt. The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hannon,
Tulelake.
The double rins ceremony was
read at an elevwi fl'olock cere
mony, January twenty sixth by
Rev. Father Powers.
Vows were taken before an altar
massed with white gladioli, pink
pompon crysanthemums and ivy.
ttio hriHe elver. In marriage by
her father wore traditional white
satin made with insets of Chan
tilly lace. Petal shaped applique
of white satin were arranged on
the nylon net yoke. The white lace
bodice was over satin and the skirt
fell into a court train.
Her fingertip veil or illusion net
Kas caught with a Juliet cap of
teed pearls. She carried a cas
cade of white gladioli and white
rarnations centered with twin
white orchids.
Her matron of honor was Mrs.
William Staunton, Tulelake. who
wore an aqua satin and nylon net
,-v u-iih hnnffant skirt, baller
ina length and ruffled hat of net.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Corrlne
Maxwell, Portland. Louise Holelitt,
Portland and Elaine King, Ocean
Park Washington, sorority sisters
of. the bride. All wore ballerina
length frocks of pink satin made
Identical to the honor attendant's
nd all carried cascade arrange
ments of yellow carnations.
Best man was Dick , Maxwell,
Tulelake. Ushers were Don Young,
Chicago, Jerry Maxwell and George
Yost, Tulelake and Gerhardt Eber.
hardt, Seaview, brother of the
brido.
dra Scholer, little niece of the
bride from Longtiev, was flower
girl. She wore a long orchid dress
of net and satin.
Matron of honor. Mrs. Ray
Scholer, Longview, sister of lhe
bride, wore orchid taffeta in a style
similar to the bride's. Her bouquet
was of yellow carnations and hya
cinths. Her headband was of the
same flowers as her old fashioned
bouquet.
The two bridesmaids. Martha
Ivie and Sharon Nash wore pale
green taffeta dresses with high
necks and net yokes. Their bou
quesls and head bands were the
same as the matron of honor s,
except that they were pink.
Thomas Bailey. Portland, was
best man, and Dick Bishop and
Ray Scholer, Longview, were ush
ers. Mrs. Dunson chose an aqua
wool suit with pink accessories for
her daughter's wedding. She wore
a corsage of pink rosebuds
Mrs. Bailey, mother of the
bridegroom wore navy blue with
matching accessories. Her corsage
was of red rosebuds.
Immediately after the wedding
a receution m hM in u,- .........
WhJ f chrysanthemums and
ighted white candles were used
throughout the room. A three
tiered wedding cake centered the
lace draped reception table. It
was flanked with whit njw ..
crystal holders with pink rosebuds
around the bases. Pink and while
rosebuds were scatted on the table.
Bettv and Barbara Pnhawe
' the punch bowl. Pricilla Mc
Donald served the cake and Man-is
Reeves was at the guest book.
For her going away costume the
bride wore a naw hliiA suit n-iti.
complementing accessories. Her
i.v.ooKr ui pin ruscouos was irom
the center of the bridal bouquet.
Out of town guests included: Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Sence Crater
Lake; Mrs. Hazel Trevlthick. As
toria: Mr. and Mrs. Rav Scholer
ana cnuaren, Long view; and Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Bailey, Astoria,
IWWWi-'FW';va'' ,
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AT THE RECEPTION Newly married Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Bailey who are cutting the first piece of their wed
ding cake. The new Mrs. Bailey was formerly Jo Nell Dun
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dunson, 2928 Bisbee,
and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Bailey, Astoria. Photo by Ferebee
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BAILEY whose marriage was
solemnized in the First Baptist Church, Feb. 2, 8 p.m. Dr.
E. M. Causey read the double ring ceremony before a back
ground of palms, garlands of white chrysanthemums and
pink carnations, illuminated with lighted white tapers in
tall candelabra. Photo bv Ferebee
Sacred Heart
Music Recita
"The All-American Boy" Is the
theme of the second In a series oi
early spring music recitals to be
presented by Sacred Heart Acad
emy. Sunday, Feb. 24 at 2:30 d. m.
The public is welcome to this pro
gram which will be presented in
, . . uie scnooi auaiionum. a nose ap-
A reception at the Moby Dick !pearing in the recital are listed
Hotel followed the ceremony.
Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Hannon. Tulelake.
parents of the groom, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hannon and daugh
ters, Medford, Bernadine Hannon,
Klamath Fails, Mr. and Mrs. Jos
eph Kennedy, Portland and Ann
Butterfield. PorUand.
Shower Given
Mrs. Ray Krox
At Tulelake
TULELAKE A shower for Mrs.
Ray Knox of the Lava Beds was
held at the home of Mrs. Vern
Hemstreet Jan. 12. Hostesses for
the afternoon were: Mrs. Vera
Hemstreet, Mrs. Aurel Hanchett,
Mrs. Lee Dixon and Miss Angellne
Galloway.
The guest of honor received
many lovely gifts which she found
by means of nursery rhymes as
clues to where they could be found.
Miniature pink and blue diaper
nut cups were set at each guests
place at their table.
Refreshments were served during
the afternoon to: Mrs. Don Fisher
of the Lava Beds and Klamath
Falls and. the following guests from
Tulelake; Mrs. George Fisher, Mrs.
Oave Bridge, Miss Alice Wesland,
Mrs. Dave Carmen, Mrs. John
Hubbard, Mrs. George Voss, Mrs.
Valare Dahle, Mrs. John Cross,
Mrs. Bob Freze, Mrs. Ken Bag
hott. Invited but unable to attend were
Mrs. John Larson of Klamath Falls
and the following lrom Tulelakek:
Mrs. Marvin Christy, Mrs. Bill
Schtndler, Mrs. Woody Chambers,
Mrs. Marvis Keyser, Mrs. Ira Du
Pratt, Mrs. Bill Ernst.
below:
Stuart Campbell. John Ely. An
thony Dedrick, Michael Dedrick,
David Larson. Richard Bogatay,
Earl Hefley. James Rhodes, Wil
liam Manning, Darrell Miller, Rob
ert Sutherland, John Jackson, Ming
Chin. Thomas Chin, Thomas Pow
ell, Gerard Andersch.
Remo Melchiori, Thomas Duke.
Bryce Potter, Mark Mcculloch. Mi
chael Bramble, Thomas Lassett.
Thomas Wells, Lawrence Jackson,
Stephen Reeder. John McCulloch,
Ebby Lane. Michael O'Hair, Gcurge
Bratton, Filwin Geus, Ronald
Cramblet, Douglas Cummlngs.
AAUW Meeting
Klamath Falls branch of the
American Association of Univer
sity Women met Feb. 16 at the
Pelican Party Room for its regu
lar February meeting.
Mrs. Wesley McNee Jr. and Mrs.
Clayton Burrell were in charge
of decorations and chose a pa
triotic theme. The tables were at-
Marian Mclntyre
Betrothal Told
A recently announced engage-
nicui m wiae uiteresi in me Basin
Mrs. Bosserdet
Guest of Honor
Mrs, George E. Bosserdet was
was that of Marian Jean Mclntyre. guest of honor at a luncheon and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
it. mtiiuyre. 10 aamuei wiioert
Raymond, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Raymond. Portland.
Marian announced her betrothal
at Stewart Hall on the Lewis and
bridge party, given recently by
Mrs. Loren Palmerton at the Pal
merton home, 1345 Eldorado Ave.
Mrs. Bosserdet plans to leave by
plane the last oi the month for
Clark campus. A fireDlace nartv Detroit to meet Mr. Bosserriei
was the setting and hearts on the They will pick up a car there and
wall led to a large wedding bell , drive to Brunswick. Ga., where he
above the fireplace mantel, with nas been transferred with Hercules
the names of the affianced in spar- j Powder Co,
Guests for the afternoon lnclud
kies cn the bell
The bride-to-be Is a senior at
Lewis and Clark College, major
ing in elementary education. Sam
uel is a graduate of OSC In fores
try, and is now in the personnel
ea: Airs. John Merrvnmn. Mrs
John Houston, Mrs. Franklin Wea
ver, Mrs. George H. Merrynian. Mrs.
R. R. Macartney, Mrs. Robert A.
Thnmncnn frc T au'ronr... Ch..
department of the Weyerhaeuser ; Mrs. John' Shaw. Mrs. John Ash
Timer Company in Klamath Falls ' ley, Mrs. Lylc Rothenbcraer. Mr.
The young couple plan a Junc.Gwyn Sartin, Mrs. Herman Shock- igutiy s.os'' ,I' ,5 nihon Par
' lh 'V!?, Bdy Narey, Mrs. Stan-1 "mV liiS Mr. .
ley Aimer and Mrs.
leucr.
Farewell Party
MAL1N A farewell party for
Mr. and Mrs. John Craven wis
(ilvcn Monday evening. Feb. II, at
the VFW Hull in Malm, by their
neighbors in the Shasta View Dis
trict. The Craven' have sold their
farm here and will move to Lan
t.ell Viilley. where they have pur
chased a farm.
An opening speech honoring the
Cravens was given by Wilbur
Brlckncr. followed bv an essay
leading bv Mrs. J. W. Whltlatcli
titled "Achievement": the theme of
which was the very fine work done
by Mr. and Mrs. Craven in organ
lilng the reclamation of the Shasta
View Irrigation district.
Rov Anderson made the speech of
presentation and the Cravens were
Riven matched table lamps and a
large wall mirror from their neigh
bors. Bingo was played with prl7.es go
ing to Mrs. O. W. Brlckner and
Mr. Ingram Sr. Following Bingo a
polluck supper was served and
dancing was enjoyed unlll mid
night. Mr. and Mrs. James Bun
nell and Roy Sutherland furnished
Uie music.
Neighbors enjoying (he social eve
ning were: Mr. end Mrs. Rudy
Pavgr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ander
son and granciaaugiuer. vnc.vi.
Rudv Sostak. Mr. and Mrs. jamea
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COMMUNITY CONCERT
whllci the Mull mid liar! act Is Mill
(ip..h in II10 members inlmla will
continue and workers will receive
their renewal kiln Monday to con
tart former members mid It In
planned In have renewals complet
ed by March 10.
FROM U ot O election reuirns
from Ciiihoii Hall clearly Imllcuic
lorn 1 ulii's poimlnrllv New head In
IIARHAHA 8WANSON ilaiiKliler
of the Martin Bwiiiimiiih-33(1 In tin' I Aim Wallcra ehlrf englln:cr
fill utiunucl of flnwern to greet (linn
In llirlr room at Ilia I'ark-Hhri lihin
unit by thouiilirfiil KK friend.
FROM DIOL MONTE l.OIKIK.
Pebble nrncll lulu thai the Uoorge
I'. Dnvlxes were upending a Irw
California dnyi their.
HELEN llimUlCR IN KF lor a
few days dropped by my cubby
hole for n Almrl moment aim and
(Irin ue leaving Unit night for home
III K'l CrrrUo-TlIK DUTCIIKJIH
In BiiImii and Binyton country
pnrtly biislnrss ami partly to ure
Hod and Pnye Llveitlry and 1 let -in
10 anil Jran Hurley
COMMODOHK P E R N K 1. 1,
through Don Sloan order all lunula
on dork for the Informal dinner
dance at the Yarlit Club Tom mid
hull and B won by a bn-aeu ma
Jorlly ho'i a aoph ami a sociol
ogy major.
T1IK LEE STONERS have
returned from a short trip to the
Oregon coast after taking Ellrnor
S's mother Kmc Poole home to tier
Harbor haven while there Ihey
woke up lo wltnes a heavy Ore
gon coast fog lhe hill wero while
wnn what we In KF cull
sunshine."
uie niiit ir which mail at 7 ln
tonight , . , Unit la.
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I.T. COL. ROBERT L. MUSUl
3otll linn Hirer Combat Group U 8
Army Aira. b, a. Mimirn on
Yepl Sam's brother arrived In 8K
alter alinu.il a year and a hall in
Korea inn wile Jrnnle and to
boy Hobby and Paulle 3 and
a roiinle of month have been In
winter Han Maleo awaiting III arrival I lu
arrived on (lie VHH Aiken Victory
; win be ntnlloiied at the I'lenallo.
THE -CANTEEN GIR1.S" - who i
are well known lo those who have
Ju-l given blood at Red Crna
lldqlrs in Uie Armory will don
their blue uniforms lo arrve (hone
Annual Bonanza
Sweetheart Ball
BONANZA The Annual Sweet
heart Ball given by (he Boiiumu
Parents and Patrons waa a big
success In all ways. The dance was
Feb. 16 In the old gym. and a
large crowd attended. Muse was
by lhe Oregon Hill Billies. Head
ol lhe dance committee were: llr
M. KrtH,. "n" "rJ "!: paper.
Mrs. Virgil Schnioe.
The hall was beaulliully decorat
ed In the Valentine motif with
nearia, lace and flowers. King and
Queen chosen lo rule over the
dance were Mae Challl.s and Irwin
Crume. She was lovely In yellow
wllh a corsage of while carnation,,
and lilies of lhe vallev. Her crown
was a halo of white ciirnatlom
and lace. The court Included Marl
lee Keysor In green. Howard Koer
tje, her escort. Cailierlne Dearborn
In aqua, with Bobby Walker as her
escort. Mane Lee wore old rose
and her escort was Dale Robert
son. All the girls wero given lov
ely corsagrs ol while carnations
and lilies of lhe valley.
TRIP TO MEXICO
tm t t - t I ft at
I1,? 'wed,,?..'"; ' k,?"$T '": "
fct,Al""""y l W"ll,rd, from an exlendrd varallon ol Ail
lime lu a. m. v,.n tHW..u , u..i
HAVE YOU EVER HF.F.N A
BABY VOLCANO? During lhe
nine year of Piiracutln anlviiv
I ve never heard that any ol
my Mexico-lravelln' friends visited
it Ha alwaya been eerily fascin
ating lo me that the farmer
watched their land SLOWLY oblit
erated an Invincible Inlunt I call
It The Bob McGeheys just paid a
call on thla phenomenal prodlgv of
nature elsewhere noled In today's
HORflE 8IIOW GOIN' KEITH
MOONS to Indlo where they
showed one ol ihelr eatlmnble
equities from lliere they'll Just do
a little Hilling until the cud ol the
mouth.
CANNA AND CHUCK FYOC.K
are sUII "Manhattan mad" Chuck
won a trip lo NY from OK beraiuc
lie was high In appliance sales for
Oregon and they are Kill (pin
ning from the whirl of entertain
ment arranged lor them and 400
other representatives five day of
II but two week In all what wlln
getting there and coming home
they were laden with gilu
saw uie Hollywood Ice Review
nona, Texas and Mexico.
i Most memorable point of llirlr
(lip wii a vlsll lo Mexico bnbv
volt nno, Piirni'iilln, which lin
been active for nine years.
The trip lo lhe volcuno slatted
from Uriliipail, Mexico, a distance
of about 30 mile, and cost (hem
about each way by laxl. An
additional MM (GO pesos l
charged for burros, u,cd lo tra
verse lhe rugged mountain, and I)
peso lor a guide.
On Ihelr trip lhe McGehey' fol
lowed lhe Pan American highway.
They vlslled about seven towns
In Mr:lrn.
Party for Baby
BONANZA A verv lovely nartv
was given at the Bonanza Library
Feb. 15 in honor of Mary Louise,
tmall daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Billy Drew.
uMP,.M. i ... ... mun uraicr
Fred Rueck. Mrs. La Vern Haskliis. , Le"lon Fet:J- 8 P-'- Lafy Kate : Brlckner. Mr. and Mrs Marion
anrf Mrs nilvr wl iuisu: presioing. Monlore anfl son ocorKC, Mr. mm
r.. , k.k ...J' . J Hie following committer, ,, Mrs. John Madden. Mr. and Mrs.
er . 'r."' us5 ; announced for the ensuing ve.r-i Ben Pickett and Mr. and Mrs. j
were later given to the em.U L'D,' LnM
c.. Ker ana ciniuicu, .,. .,
van .oieiu-,:,,,.. ,,.,,,1111. Mr. nnrl Mrs,
George Smalley. Mr. and Mrs
Dick Craven. Mr. and Mrs. T. E
Weatherbv, Mr. and Mrs. H. B
Ingrain. Mr. and Mrs. Turner In
gram, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Fry,
vtavlina Mr. and Mrs
John Derrah. Mr. and Mr. Frank
Povr s. m. strecter. Rov Sulher-
Canton Crater 7 met In regular j land. Mrs. Emma Brlckner, Wilbur
nciresnmeni rnrnm iim , ,.. .
hrarirri hu VI,. ii.l , ",uu)i aim ijoiis l-an lie Alans in
neaded bv Mrs. Mike Dearborn. I were viirsi. mt fr,i i ti,. n-.i.
Over 1250 was cleared on the ' dorf Slarllght Room In a drawing
wCe' i lucky winner of a two hour
Margy Brown was (he luckv win- i flight over NY and vicinity 6 In
ner ol the electric roaster and Vcr- plane but Canna opined that the
non Hubtoe won lhe fishing wle. I highlight of Uie trip was a beaiitl.
4-DAY SERVICE!
Invitations
Announcements
Engraved or Procvtted.
Ptraonallitd napkint for your
recaption . , ,
Cups and plalci.
Shaw Stationery Co.
729 Main
Canton Crater 7
IOOF Meeting
honor guest. Following the open-
Wed
nesdav
Club
Regular meeting of Wednesday
Club was held Feb. 20 In the par
ish hall of St. Paul's Church. Host
esses for the evening were Mrs.
Helen Mueller and Mrs. Louis
Mueller.
A brisk "Bring and Buy Sale"
was enjoyed by those present and
proceeds were added to the club
treasury.
A patriotic theme depicting Wash
ington's birthday was carried out
in the table decorations and tallies.
Dessert was served by the host
esses. After a short business meet
ing, cards were In play.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Thom
as Milne, Mrs. Charles Kendall and
Mrs, James Walllnder.
iwuiK uie onen- ti,.. , , ... r
ing of the gifts a social afternoon ZeUurnB'1l:nguriCa J'"'
was enjoyed and refreshments I por,e Kti ! ' HCM?r' -nMa!:y
carried out in the pink motif were ! bSCrtesv TS?.e m" N'n Bcck:
served bv the hostesses to: Mrs. chaWoue Me, in Ji A"de.rs2."'
Billy Drew and Marv Louise, Mrs. F rl "rt ln. and Harriett Es
Jesse Drew, Mrs. Bill Sparks. Mrs. I PubllcJ'y.' Lady Mae Ander
Harlan Prouarh. Mrs Je kn.ll : ??n . ""-eshments, Lady Hazel Mc-
tractively decorated with red and: Mrs. Bill Burnett, Mrs. Bob Hor
white carnations and miniature ten. Mrs. Harry Frazier, Mrs I Homecoming roll call of all
flags were used as personal favors. Tommy Blackman, Mrs. Roger l members found many away and
by Mrs. Don Zumwalt, sang Oh Reld, Mrs. clvde Wooten, and ' many responded by proxy through
Sleep. Why Doest Thou Leave Me Mrs. Florence Horn. j telegrams and letters,
by Handel and Musetta from .La i Those sending gifts but unable I Lady Francis Munscll won lhe
"XT , - , , ,j . 10 aitena were Mrs. Henry senmor. i prize.
Mrs. Charles Larkin presided .. n.,. o., w. . t. , ... .
, , . , . uuy oiunui, rain, marv j. L-aiiiiiriiis were server! hv
Xru.4. Hartley, and Mrs. , Ladies Hazel McNeifl, mIcTl.I
wn rh u t h. helrt t SOOE DOD naruey. rence ana Harriett Estes,
March 29.
She stated response from our
group has been good.
Mrs. Julian Eccles and Mrs. Phil
Blohm have been chosen from the
Klamath Falls Branch to lead two
of the four discussion groups.
Mrs. William Wales Jr., mem
bership chairman, introduced
Jean Underwood, Mrs. Ruth Stahl.
Mrs. James Barnes as new mem
bers.
Mrs. C F. Foulon, social studies
chairman. Introduced guest speak
er Lyraviane Fish, who spoke on
business cycles and cleverly illus
trated her talk with a colorful
chart depicting production and bus
iness cycles for the past two hun
dred years. She is a graduate ol
the University of Minnesota and
is now a teacher of social eco
nomics at KUHS.
E. Whltlatch.
Hostesses for the party were
Mrs. Ben Pickett und Mrs. George
Pmal ev of Malln and Mrs. J. .
Whltlatch, Bonanza, a former
neighbor of the Cravens,
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Auxiliary Plans
Regular meetimz of the Snhnrlmr
Fire Department Auxiliary was
held Feb. 18 at the fire station.
President Elsie Warren appointed
a membership committee for the
coming year.
scheduled for Feb. 25. 8 p. m.
Is a card party ln the fire station.
All suburban volunteer firemen
ond their wives are invited and
the president asks that all mem
bers attend.
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