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REKtCTIONS
FROM
Ihoro Vill Be A Socioty Section Wednetday
MA I ADOItH. I'ICAlMll'.H, loICK
.MlitH, ciutIiIois and mi .plUorh -t
ill br In ivldi-iii-c nl Uic Yacht
cud m:;i Hiuiuiiii) Hcuori,--aci)or-i
. iiiiii .ii.ii- anil imixkcclas will
be bur.r.iiu Mound In mmtlimron-
l.tnlltlllui-they'll nnntm 'III Ihcy'le
iiiiutifii turn aoiai' on iiu.n.i.iiius -Im,iII..s
prt,piiilil con itiir uo
I hill I'lill Cl'lllt- (lit r. UMHtiiDlt- lilt'-
i .milieu i u yrnl homines net lluo
uiii' I paia clothes lur ' i. A rv
i.blAt"
THE NICK I.ONOB iccclllly
lirniu li'uni iiit.iiiiiiiii mill bic v.eil
i.wmr lliiu lie it been h u..y buy on
i..c ' luwu" - nnil arc hin.iii ih.it
lir II br relented Irmn tlu.y on tin
liiiiii mas III Ihr mil too ilKminl
linuic unit inn complete hi, mud-
kl(r it OBC Nick hai pinna lor a
lini'tnrrfilil rcallrliig a chertMieu
i.rriim of hit. ruining pine bred
li(i iiii',-i.
MAV DAY 01' (X1UH.SK IH MAY
I t - mid lluit'n the rtny that the
"Young Mnrrlrda" ol bacred Heart
Church re ioiiMrlni a bcnrlli
mill puny to help swell the lund"
In Ihr new wiim on Ihr academy
- Any kind nl curd., may br pluyrd
- Inn remember to bring your own
Dr.nvil will br rrvnl M 7 30 pm
loor iirlzra etcetera rtll
(iwen Mlllrr-1333 or Naomn Mil-rr--4'U
lor reu-rvniioiu mid Inlor
nmtion. t
A l'liKVKW--nf thnr joint birth
day parly a, (Urn Ihr loth by
Kllrn iMi. tiro 1 C'laik mid F.llc
linr iMn. Leer Htoiirr at Uic 8ton
rr dlgglua on Conger 'llir gain
were bom ullhln h (rw Uayn ol
each othrr- llthoiiuh nmny mile
apan mm lliiu yrar Ihrv nrc hav
UiK TARITKM -mil Jun our - the
kick-off waa KOII friend- mid thr
1r.1i will br BY friends 'Hie pre
irw waa delightful -lolaa fun -mid
Trudy Lehr Feted
On Fifth Birthday
MKRR1I.L Young friends of
Trudy Uhr, daughter of Mr. and
Mr. Bill Lehr. rre Invited to the
ircrratlon hall April 10, for a parly
in obncrvam-e of.'Irudy'a filth
b.rthday.
The rrfreahment table was
"(.pringlike" with bouquet of yel
low dullndiui and a decoratrd cake.
Knioving the parlv were nonnia
Pur and Donnlo Duncan, Clirlntv
Mid Jimmy Ottoman, lorry
llalou-.rk. Hteve Clrrgg, ;iiidv
Xnolrk. Hhanna and Drwrv 11 lux.
' .10I111 McCulley. Johnna, Mna and
Jeihie VanMeirr all of Malm;
Mine Chambrrlln of Klainalh fulls
Marlln and Brverly Duncan,
Ricky and Noel Woodlry of Tule
lake; and from Merrill, Johrmv
and Nanry Wagner, and Mlkey
and I.ee McKoen.
Motlirrs turiirnt Included Mr.
Ilrrb Clraybarl vlalllng from Mad-1
rat; Mrs. Charles Duncan, Mrs.
Johnny Ol Ionian. Mm. Dick
llalou.rk. Mm. Charlci Bpolrk,
Mrs. Clrorge Ulna. Mra. Ed Mc
f'ullrv, Mr. Kenneth Duncan, Mra.
Mrrle Woodlrv. Mrs. Ocorpe
Mn. Leo McKoen, and Leona McKoen.
Shower Given For"
Mrs. G. Michielis
MFRRIl.I, Mra. Oeorge
Mlrhtclla uaa the honor gurst nt
a clrverly-arranged baby hhower
April IS. at the Merrill rrrrratlon
hall. Mra. Orrtrude Clark and Mm.
Cieorse William wore hoatesaei.
Refreshments were aerved from
a lare-covered table centered with
bouquets of dogwood and other
aprlng blorianma.
Mra. James Ilradshaw and Mra.
rn.r Daley won priKcs lor Ihr
gamea played during U10 after
noon. Invited werr Mra. Baley and
Mra. Paul Twhlrky of Tulelake;
Mrs. Harry Hundley, Geneve
Tlrrnlll, anri Mrs. Biadnhaw from
Malln; Mra. Max Harilerode, Mrs.
V'rank Hartley, Mn. Delia Hodges.
a from Merrill; and Mm. Jo Selby
from Klamntli J'nlla.
Sending glft.i, but unable to at
tend, were Helen Hlncs, Roac
Hpolek, Marie Vacknltz, Mra. John
Hloll, Ixirralne Wett, Mary John
eon, Mrs. Austin Wllley, May
Kuhn. Knrlne Miller, Josephine
fuller, Mnry Mlchlells, Ethel Phll
flps. and Iva Myers. .
Perfect Fulfillment
of that desire
for the Best
of Everything 'Qf
itti ; ' '
Nil.
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mi im,m p,i M l,im4 oi.u mo
v.itn Thin Hit, Bm 107? HollMd, Cilil.
FLUHRER'S
lnblllollA fnoil licrved liriiultlully at
iliul 4IKI Conger rdrirt-.tn.
I FNCIIANTKD OAflUKN I
wlui I lirumca nieiiilm., mid K'irsu
will walk lutu lit the club lonltjhl
I In- roiiiniltlnr has none till out lo
ill 101 ulc thr plr.ee beyond rccognl
111.11 -mi call aomeliouy i t the club
lor ic.-iervnllon.s Jump Into your
i.pilng Imciy und gut golliKl
i
DAN IJ(KIOi;il up to now a gay
blnCr In thr canine world big
I blond (.'lio.apcake brlonjlnil 10 the
1 1'iitil Dulton.-i - haa 'aponi.tblllilCL
now - he und hi iniilr pre the
proud piirenli ol N1NK lut hungry
rlpuiK Hhelpn - in other worua
: cute cuddly puppies.
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I JACK DAIU.EY-lrom Staylon
In limn a Irw ilnyn Ui attend the
l)r Molpw HU'.c ('oiieliivr rtrrkend
ol ihr IDth with 11 gurit nt the
.lurk Dutchrr lionir tM Puclllc
i 'I'el riirr.
1 a a
I DON'T J'TIROE'I' dancing to
nmht at thr Rlk'n Club a weekly
Ir.ruion now -mid from all indlca-'ttnnn-
Klkn mid llirir gitla uic real
ly turning out lor lliriu.
TIMK OUT . from dully routlnr
wa ttikrn by Vliiiinl.i Dunn Itrd
CroMi rxrrutive Srcy. Allha cju-quhurt-
public wrllure admlnlstra
tot -and Mary Vamlcnbrrg to go
to Ihr Cane Workers' Convention
in I'orllmid.
NEWUVWEDS Ihr Ornrgr
Strrnrckrm Hew from Brooklyn
NY lo KP to njirnd part of their
j 1 family member at Orrtrc hi
oriiir ui ineir mere A trip to era
trr Lake and a lour of the Pacific
Northweit la planned.
Shower For '
Mrs. L Haskins
WK8TSIDrt-A atork shower was
held at the home of Mra. f.llra.
beth Bhults and was given to
honor Mra. Lloyil a-,klns on
April t. co-hoatrara wera Mrj.
Dee Chandler and Mrs. Bill
undrt.
Invited were the following.
Madge Anderson, Buelah Craw,
ford. Hazel Stover, t-on-alnr
Harms, Roberta Dnmrron, Margie
Pardue, Lltle Hank.i. Sadie Albert
son. hlbyl Peay, Mrs. Palrleka.
Beatrice I'aalon. Juamta Nelaon.
Alma Moulton, Coral Hill. Margar
et Crowl, Eleanor Biggs, Ruin
.Mlllaid. Linda Beckly, Pat J-'ur-and
Velma Swart.
Iu Roberts. Bert Bolton. Mari
lyn Depuy. Mary Ella JJewman,
Wmnlfred Oelrsdorf, Nancy F'em
more. S c o t t y Nelson. Edith
Parllnger. Lettle Ashrrnft. Eva
Mulkey, Florence Ftnlmore, Shir
ley Slpp. and Eileen O'Neil.
iieiieshmrnts were servrd, and
a baby picture conleit wa held.
1 Roosevelt
JRC Project
Roosevelt fourth grade pupils ol
Mra. I). E. Van Vactor who made
felt toys for children hospitals as
their Junior nrri Cm nmiM in
cluded ; Carol McCartney. James
Brown. Llslon Purvlne. D I a n n a
Alexander, Yvonne Ballle. Carolyn
WenUuiKl. Kathleen Rail anri nick
Cottlnrham.
7711s is one of the many project!
undertaken by the children, which
other IhBtl trlfinrr nl....... ,m
oiiirra, insiuis in ine youngster
a aciific 01 anaring.
Zion Lutheran
Ladies Aid
Zlon Lutheran Lariira AM mi .i
the Church the afternoon of April
17 with nine members anri ona
guest present.
Rev. Richard Oraef presented
the devotion, prayer and toplo lor
the day.
Mrs. Margaret Klrkpatrlck was
elected to fill the varanrv nt
president.
jvirs. Doris Oraef and Mrs. Lola
Brown were hostesses.
BREAD
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AFTER THE CEREMONY at Spencc Field, Moultrie, Ga., in the air base chapel 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Frederic I.
Boss and bridal party. From the left, Aviation Cadet Donald L. Oleson, Mrs. Margaret Williams, Chaplain (Major)
Philip L. Green, back ol the bride and bridegroom; Lt. Col. Stephen H- Crosby Jr., Joyce Parrish.
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I AT THE RECEPTION Lt. Ross cutting the wedding cake with a sabre belonging to
! Lt. Col. Stephen II. Crosby Jr.' (far right), the bride and her attendant, Mrs. Margaret
! Williams, center. Col. and Mrs. Crosby entertained at the reception for the newlyweds.
FREDERIC ROSS CLAIMS BRIDE
IN CEREMONY AT SPENCE FIELD
A MILITARY WEDDING in the chapel at Spence Field,
Moultrie, Georgia, united Kathryn Tillman, daughter of W.
II. Fowler. Atlanta, and 2nd Lt. Frederic I. Ross, USAF, son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. iBob) Ross, 2152 Thrall Street, in
marriage, February 15, 7:30 p.m.
Major Philip L. Green, chaplain of the air base, read
the service before a background of trees of jade green
foliage against a backdrop of white satin, in front of the
central altar arrangement of Maid of Orleans gladioli.
While lepers In floor candelabra
llluuilnntrd luc service.
Aviation cadet Donald L. Nelson
soloist sang "I Love Thee' and
The Lord's Prsyer". accompanied
by oiranlsl Joyce Parjjih. who also
played incidental mu.-lc.
The bride wqro a pale blue nylon
lace and net over taffeta dress,
with a Ince bodice and Peter Pan
collar. The bodice buttoned down
lull kklrt was ballerina length. ShoJ
wore a matching Mitall headpiece
ol blue .net. Her bouquet was a
cascade of white Iris and bride's
rases.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Mar
garet Williams. In n ballerina
length pink net over taffeta frock,
and her bouqurt was a colonial
arrangement of pink roses and blue
Iris.
Best man Has Lt. Col. Stephen
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H. Crosby, and ushers were Avia
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Sergeant William De Movy.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Setphen H.
Crosby Jr., gave a reception for
the couple, following the ceremony,
and the wedding cake was cut
with a sabre belonging to the
colonel, who Is commanding officer
ol Spence Field.
Mra. Pat Fahlberg and Mra. Flo
Ander.von poured and Mrs. Pauline
Meador served the cake. Assisting
vcrc. Mrs. Lois Oreen Mrs. Flo
Crosby and Mrs. B. Kllgore.
For her going away costume the,
new Mrs. Ross wore navy faille
suit with matching accessories.
After a wedding trip to Wakulla
Springs. Florida, the couple 'Will be
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Rebekah 104
Prosperity Rebeknh Lodge No.
104 met Thiii'Mlay, April 17, In the
iuuf Han.
Opening of the meeting waa de
lyey a short time due to an
electric light failure In the build
ing which was effectively restored
after which the meeting progressed
In the usual manner.
Plana were discussed for attend
ing Klamath Falls-Merrill Odd Fel
lows Picnic at Merrill, Sunday,
April 27.
Other plana were formulated for
assisting the Iheta Thela Rho
Olrla with their Initiatory work at
Central Point In May where a
Iheta Theta P-ho Olrla Club will
be Instituted.
Refreshments were aerved In toe
dining room.
Suburban
Meet
irens
The regular meeting of the Bub
urban Sirens was held Monday,
April 21 at the Fire Station.
Luella Million reported on the
party held at the station Saturday
night. Everyone reported having a
good time. Barbara Perkins re
signed as secretary and Oma Lee
Buck was ..elected. Refreshments
were served by Donna Carr. Mem
bers present were: Oma Lee Buck
Helen Nelson, Elsie Warren, Grace
Short, Vera Cordon, Martha Cas
sidy, Doris Green, Greta Swelgart.
Mary Williams, Bertha Moss and
Gerry King.
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Service Read
In Carson City
First Methodist Church In Car.,
son City, Nevada, waa the setting;
for a double wedding ceremony for
a sister and brother, and their
respective bridegroom and bride
Rev. John Bwlneford read the
service at candlelight ceremony,
Lwu-imrty in me aiternoon, limllr"
Marylou Jansaen, daughter ol O. T.
Jansaen, Swan Lake, and Joe Glenn
Lindsay, Red Oak, Oklahoma, and
Virginia Lindsay, his alater. to John
8. Yoakum.
Lindsay and Virginia are the eon
and daughter ol M. H. Lindsay,
and Yoakum la the son of Mrs,
J. M. Yoakum, Brooklleld. Missouri
The brides were dressed alike In
navy blue dressmaker suite and
pink accessories.
Both couples are now at bonis
In Hollister, California.
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