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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1952)
PAGE EIGHT i r at LbiliaatMiaM i A HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, MAY 24, 111,12 THE BRIDE and her moth er, Mrs. Grady D. Pugh, just before the wedding ceremony, when Emma Maxine Pugh and William Bertram Collier exchanged nuptial vows in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, May 10. Center picture, the new Mr. and Mrs. Collier in the church, just after Rev. Gal en Onstad read the service uniting them in marriage. Bottom picture, the pretty bride and her bridegroom in the church parish hall at the punch bowl during the reception attended by nearly 100 friends and rela tives. Photos by Guderian Collier-Pugh Nuptials At St. Paul's St. Pauls Episcopal Church was the scene of an informal wedding May 10. 4 p m., when Rev. Galen Onsted read the double-ring service uniting Emma Maxine Pugh, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Grady D. Push, 235 Martin Street, and William Bert ram Collier, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Collier, 2336 White Avenue, In marriage. Escorted down the aisle by her father, who gave her in marriage, the bride wore a mauve pink street length suit, with white acccssores, and she carried a white orchid on a white prayer book. The couple was attended by Kath leen Pugh, sister of the bride, maid of honor; and Dean Mason, best man. Maid of honor wore a brown sheer dress with beige accessories and carried a pink tulip bouquet with flowers of the same shade on a net hat. Mrs. Pugh chose a forest green afternoon suit with pink accessories for her daughter's wedding. Her corsage was of white carnations! Mrs. Collier wore a gray lace dress with purple accessories, and her corsage was of white carna tions with pink rosebuds. Ushers were Jim Pugh, brother or the bride, and Doug Collier, brother of the bridegroom. Janice Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Larson, was organ ist, and played incidental wedding selections. Mrs. Richard Moen and Patty Redhead served coffee at the re ception In the church parish hall lor the nearly 100 relatives find friends attending the wedding, and Emma Wyatt was at the punch bowl. Mrs. Ruth Johnson served the ' elaborate wedding cake. Mrs. Norman Rose passed the guest book. The bride Is a graduate of KUHS and Collier served with the Marine Corps after his graduation from Grants Pass High School. The young couple Is at home, 500 Jefferson, after a short wedding trip. IF . ' A NANCY RAE EDWARDS Sophomore at the University of Idaho, was tapped for "Spurs," women's honorary. She was also selected for varsity cheer leader. Active and at tractive daughter of Mrs. Kathryn Edwards, 1151 Pine! is a Tri-Delt on the U of Idaho campus. MRS. STANLEY MILLER while on a combination busi ness and pleasure jaunt to Sun Valley. Picture was taken at Trail Creek Cabin, when she accompanied her husband, who was attending a convention. 4 Chiloquin J'. By DARLENE WOLFF The Rev. Phil Holslngton will conduct the services of the Bible Standard Churcli next Sunduy monunri and evening, it was an nounced this week by Rev. David Sutton, local pastor. Mis. lloismg ton will accompany her husband south from Eugene. A new business has opened in Chiloquin. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnic Adams and Mrs. Adams' mother, Mrs. Roy McAllister, on Monduy opened the Snack Bar. a restaurant located in the building formerly occupied by Wall's store near the Williamson River bridge. Adams have moved next door, into the Roy Deffcnbacher house. A son was born a week ko In Portland to Mr. and Mis. Richard John I Laura Briggs). The couple have two little girls. When school is out late this month, Mrs. Dutch Dolphus arid her five children will move to Port land for the summer months and plan in the fall to settle in Eugene permanently. Dolphus has been working out east and now north of Portland since early last fall. Working with him Is Ernest Smith who will be Joined by his wife and their three children this summer In Portland, but the Smiths plan to return to Chiloquin In the fall. Glen Klrcher and Bob Doak have been sharing a hospital room this last week, both fellows having un dergone a severe bout with pneu monia. Also In the hospital this last week with pneumonia was the In fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Da vid Lundecn. The poor little girl had to be held upright the entire night before she was taken to the hospital In order for her to breathe. The maternal grandmother, Mrs. I Jesse Mangum, helped take care , of her and of her older sister dur- ing the week. I Chiloquin will miss the Charles I Hale family tremendously. Mis. Kale's father was crushed I three weeks ago by a tractor near I his Missouri home. He passed away i nearly a week later and the Hales drove east for the final rites, while there they decided to live there for at least a. year so the children nnd Marie remained there while Charles came out to finish the school year aii fo move their things back In early June. He will teach In Issourl. Trie Methodist church choir and families finished the year with a potluck dinner at the Gerry Wolff home on Tuesday evening. Thirty two attended. LEE HENDRBCKS "Your Neighborhood Druqqisf" IS NOW OPEN FROM 9 A.M. o 9 P.M. EVERYDAY INCLUDING SUNDAY (i 4-DAY SERVICE! , Invitations and Announcements Ingravtd er Procitd. Ptrionallsed nopklni far your raceptioa . . . Cupt ond plates. Shaw Stationery Co. , 729 Main BRIDE ELECT Maxine Liskcy is served by her hostesses. Mrs. V. W. Peak, center, and Mrs. Otto KJlis, at the informal kitchen shower and buffet supper given for her May 14th in the Peak home, 2053 Law rencc. At the right, Linda Ellis, left, and Susan Peak, who assisted their mothers during the festive evening. Marine's wedding to Bruce Wlrth is scheduled for to morrow in Klamath Luther an Church. Pholo by Guderian. Kitchen Shower For Bride-Elect Mrs. Otto Ellis and Mrs. T W. Peak were hostesses to brulr-rlr.-t Maxine Linkcy, dunce of Hiu.t Wlrth at the Peak honu. 2063 Law rence, May 14. when ftiesl were invited for a kitchen thowcr and an Informal buffet supper. Guest list Included? Mrs. Dnvr Llskey. Mrs. Sol Wlrth. Mrs. Robert Thompson. Mrs. Perry Murray. Mrs. Joseph Peak. Mr-.. C. O, Moore, Mrs. Howard l.l.itor. Mrs. Lloyd Prock. Mrs. Hound Pernell. Mrs. John Shaw. Mil Grrer Drew. Mrs. Harold Tesle. Mrs. Desti Oborn, Mrs. George H. Clark, Mrs. Charles Mck. Mis. A. E. Macartney, Mrs. Robert Elllng son Jr., Mrs. James Kerns Jr.. Mrs. Louis Sotikup, Mrs. Frank Drew, Mrs. Lloyd Drew. Mrs. Rob ert Dchlingrr and Mis. Stanley Miller. Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Peak were assisted bv their attractive daugh ters, Linda and Susan, respectively. u TV '"'TV '' PLAYERS CLUB The last meeting of Players Club for thin year was held Wednesday evening .My '.'1, In the Llbrniy Club Rooms. A summer vacaUon theme wns cleverly carried out in decorations by the hostesses. Mrs, Don MuRtilrr, Mrs. Dave Tolteu. Mis. J. D. Williams and Mn E R. Olson. following dessert, a short busi ness inectlng was conducted by Mrs. Troy Cook, at which time plans were made for the fall tea. After Introduction ol guests, cardi were played with high in bridge awarded to Mrs. Nell Witling and pinochle to Mrs. J. M. Hefner, Mrs. R. C. Wilson received the door prltr. j LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE THE KLAMATH BEAUTY SCHOOL Enroll Now For New Clou FREEI Will Opn Soon . . . 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