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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, JUNK 14, 10W PAGE SIX l i J ivl fex7 i . rl v MRS. LENNIE EARL ALEXANDER the former Janette (Jan) Barkdoll, June bride, whose wedding was an early summer event in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Shown with her are her flower girl, little Dee, and ring bearer, Terry, both children of Mr. and Mrs. William Milne. Photo by Gudcrian Barkdoll-Alexander Nuptials In St. Paul's Episcopal Church At six o'clock in the evening, June 1, in St. Paul's Episco pal Church, Martha Janette (Jan) Barkdoll, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Cecil L. Barkdoll, 3206 Bisbee, became the bride of Lennie Earl Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alex ander, Peck Drive. The double ring service was read by Rev. Galen Onstad before a large group of invited guests and relatives. Shower For Bride-elect MERRILL Donna Turner, bride elect o( Dcrn Karrcr. was lumnrrd with prc-uuollal shower June 6. Hostesses tor the narlv, held In the recreation hull, were Myrtle Rlpov, Carol Winter. Beltv Kotthoft. Uar lene Barkhurst. and Adaltne Ander son. Two enjoyable ii nines were played, w ith urines aoing to Dolores Conner lor the word Kixme. mid to Mrs. Clvde Hammond nd Mrs. Warren Fruits lor the hpjse draw ing contest. Cake and imnth were served bv the hostesses to the lolluwing: Blanche Hayi, Mrs. Clyde Hani mond, Mrs. Warren Fruits, Mrs. Howard Dewey and Nancv, Evelyn Oclis. Roberta Kirllev. Mrs. 011k' Fenton, Mrs. Milton Loper, Allelic Lemler. Mrs. John Turner, Joanne and Darlcne Turner, Mrs. Ben Wol (ram. Mrs. W. A. Kotthoif and Sharon, Mrs. Paul Lewis. Dolores Conner. Mrs. Roscoe Hnrkhurst. Mrs. M. A. Bowman. Mrs, loin Turner and Marv Lou. Sending Rifts, but unable to at tend were Mrs. Ralph Karrer. airs. James Hammond. Noreen Bredeen, Frances Etferl. Rae Honeycutt. Mrs. Aitnes Welshans. Jovce Has kins, Mrs. Russell Northrop. Joleah Millet!. Martha Beaslev. Loretta Lemler, Mrs. N. F. Winter. Yvonne Conner, Mrs. R. L. Drauoo, Mrs. Chester Hasktns and Mrs. O. V. Reeves and Connie Mae. Wm. Cheyne Ranch Is Summer Setting Of Family Reunion The William Chevne Ranch. Sorlmr Lake, was the charming setting for a family reunion Sun day, afternoon June 8. when mem bers gathered for an outdoor pic nic. Present were: William Chevne. Mr. and Mrs. W H. Byers. Pa cific Grove. California, who are spending the summer at me Chevne ranch: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson. Henley District; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schubert. Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. John schunert ara Tom and Jerry, also Kiamain Falls: Mrs- Clara oianoisn. Van couver. Washington: Mrs. irKrc Maron. Mr. ana Mrs. vernon nun- ford, all of Yakima: Mrs. Jaca Taylor. Moe Ltke: and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Chevne and Gregg and Jeff. Spring Lake. The pleasant altemoon 01 v"''1"!' was hignngnieo wun musn. ... Instrumental and vocal. teaiuring family talent. IN SACRED HEART CHURCH Leo Illlll Wmlr, daughter of Mi', mid Mrs. Kenneth W. Wade. 4711(1 Slinsta Way, lioi-nmo Hit) Initio of DniTi'l K. Vuuy.h, son of Maviiard L. I'iiiiijI), Enioiald. Street, April IK), 7 p.m. Her. A. (i. Ed ward officiated at On.' in foiiiuil weddinj!. attfiiilt'd by a .small and intliiialu Uioui) of dose friends ami outlives, rue new nir. ami Mrs. I'aunh arc plt'tuml in the church wllli lliclr al tendnnls, Hetty Williams, maul of honor, ami Noil Wade, brother of the bride, best man. Photos by (itidt'iian JilT..- XkM ' ts .V. 'tf ' ' ' i 1 ' ' ' r 9 PAUGH-WADE NUPTIAL VOWS EXCHANGED IN SACRED HEART Escorted by her fatter, who gave htr in marriage, the bride was .white silk print, with black acces lovely .In a gown of ivory satin, jsorie?. and a shoulder corsage of Her fingertip nylon tulle veil was fftmtZctpUoa ln the parlsh held by - crown of satin and seed ;hal, immediately followed the cer pearls. She carried . a, White pray- jemony. Mrs. Ellis J. MitcheU, r book centered with a gardenia Jan"s aunt, and Mrs. WUlard Brook and lUies of the vaUey tied with I snirev "" , ?' f bridegroom. poured. Shirley Alexander served . iRatm stT!,am?rs- H,e,r only, the cake, and Ruth Alexander Was Jewelry was a dainty neckless of 'at the ,Juncn are sis. """""""i " . - ,ters of the hrldeeroom. i longing to her grandmother, which was given to the bride by her fa ther. She wore the traditional blue gar ter, carried a handerchief bor rowed from her aunt and a penny was in her slipper. Mrs. Vera Barkdoll, sister-in-law ' of the bride was matron of honor. She wore a floor length dress of orchid lace with matching sweet heart hat and mitts. Her bouquet was of yellow roses. Little Dee Milne, in yellow ny lon dress, matching hat and mitts, was flower girl. Her brother, Ter ry, was ring bearer. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Milne. Aldo Andreatta was best man, and ushers were Vern Barkdoll. brother of the bride, and Shannon Oldham. Janice Larson was organist and accompanied Ronnie Bryan, soloist. Mrs. Barkdoll chose an ashes-of-roies lace afternoon dress with pink and navy accessories, for her daughter's wedding, and her cor sage was of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Alexander wore a black and Barbara McMahan carried the guest book. The beautiful four tiered Wedding cake was a gift from the bride groom's fellow employes. Back from a snort trip to the coast and the Redwoods, the "Just weds" are at home, 2131 Oak Street. V Altar Society Meets At Bonanza Mrs. Eddie Grallan entertained the Bonanza Altar Society St. Fran ces Caprlni at her home ln Upper Langelj Valley on June 5. with president Mrs. Bob Colwell in charge. Plans were discussed for the dedication of the new Catholic Church ln Bonanza, which is sched uled for July. Mrs. Roy Fernlund and Mrs. Lee Morton are to head the refreshment committee. Borne of the group met at the church on Saturday and started cleaning the Interior. . Next meeting will be July 3 at the home of Mrs. Bud Harris. Following the meeting Mrs, Gra llan served refreshments to Mrs. Clay Walker. Mrs. F. W. Brown, Mrs, Roy Fernlund, Mrs. Lee Mor ton, Mrs. John Craven, Mrs. Frank DeBel, Mrs. Bob Colwell, Mrs. An ton Suty, Mrs. Ernest Walker. Mrs. Jan Heusten. Mrs. Bub : Harris, Mrs. Cecil Hunt. Merrill Rebekah Lodge 151 Meets MERRILL Mildred Rexford, noble grand, presided at the June 2. meeting of Merrill Rebekah Lodge 151. Reports of Grand Lodge meeting were given by Sylvia Jones, Mary Pope, and Pearl Harris. Mrs. Jones also reported on her visits to lodges in Texas while on a trip there. Theta Rho advisory board was appointed by noble grand. Hazel McNeil. Anne Fruits. Leona iuaiu. Pearl Harris, Leona Beasley are members. Good of the Order chairman Marv Pope announced her commlt' tee was sponsoring a program to increase attendance at lodge. Cap tains Marv Haskins and Leta Stolt divided members into teams ana points are given for attendance, getting secret work, substituting for officers, and working on pro grams for Good of the Order. A game, letters, and stunts were en joyed oy memoes a. Frances Andrews, Esther Cox. Dovie Reeder and taiin urau were reported ill. A Father's Day program will be presented at the next meeting June 16. A tribute to lauiers. MacArthur's poem "A Fathers .., nri a skit "How Observ ing is Papa." will be featured. All fathers, who are memoirs m -bekah lodge, are especially Invited to attend. . .',,. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by Bill Poe, Mildred Poe. and Marie Reeves. First Birthday Robbie Robertson A birthday party for Robbie w.is Ihe first major social event in his life. Year o!d Robert Eugene Rob ertson Jr. blew out the one candle on his birthday cake at the dinner Womens' Guild Zion Lutheran hurch Meeting I Lutheran Women's Guild of Zion : Lutheran Church met in the church ' on the evening of June 5. ' The meeting was opened with a ; hvmn and devotions after which Rev. Richard Graef presented the topic "Youth Views tne i-arenis. The organlatlon voted to change its name from Zion Lutheran Ladles Aid to Lutheran Womens' Guild of Zion Lutheran Church. Mrs Ora Mie Eberlein and Mrs.. Virginia Rutter were hostesses. party recently given bv his par- n , I I ents. Mr. pnd Mrr. Robert E. Rob-; D irtnO 3VS ertson, 1125 Alandale. I ' Observed At An Informnl wedding in S:icrrd Heart Church. April 30. 7 p.m. united Leo Itila Wade, dnutthtcr o. Mr. and Mm. Kenneth W. Wade. 4739 Shasta Way. and Dnrrel E. Paugb. son of Maynard L. Pauuli, 3734 Emerald Street. In marriage. Rev. A. G. Edwaids read the service before a small gathering o! close friends and relatives. The bride wore a while luce dress with white net uoioro, white hat covered with tiny while flowers trimmed with scattered rhino stones, white sandals, and carried a bouquet of white gladioli. Betty Williams, her maid of hon or, wore a pale blue lace dress, white accrssor'os. and her bouquet was of salmon pink gladioli. Nell Wade, brother of the bride, was beet man. Immediately after the ceremony, the small group attended a recep tion dinner at Lucas Cafe Included In the truest list were: The Rev. A. G. EJsvards. Betty Williams. Nell Library Club Tea At Merrill Relatives and friends who gath ered to share his celebration were: grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ambers, great-grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ambers. Cliif Am bers Jr., Mr. 2nd Mrs. Maurice Graves and Barbara, Butch and Janette, Mrs. Myrtle Enders, Charles Carty, Henry Berg and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Berg. The young man was especially taken with a bright red plastic up holstered platform rocker, a gift from his grandmother and grand father Ambers and his Uncle Cliff. MERE ILL The Merrill Library Club entertained at a tea at the home of Mrs. Tom Chatburn Jr. i Mr. June 5 with Mrs. William Walker. ; tne presiacni, Mrs. nenry uox, .virs. .Max rinrtieroae. Mrs. sieve waia- Wnde. Mrs. Kcnncih Wnde. Muy nnrd Punch. Mr. and Mrs. Allison '. Chamberlain and daughter, ttuslc. who are aunt, uncle and cousin ol tlie bridegroom. The couple will live In Tninpa. Florida, where Darrel is suioned with the USAT He let! alter a : shot I wedding trip to reinirl bnck to his base, and his bride lell Muy 29 Willi her lullier-ln-lnw and sister-in-law Marion (or 81 Louis, Missouri, where she boarded n j plane to Join her husband. Luncheon For Barbara Dickson June Bride-Elect ' j Mrs. George Elliott was hostess al a prettily appointed 1 o'clock luncheon June 11 at the Pelican i Cafe honoring Barbara D'.ckson who will become the bride June 14 ,of Earl Mark Jr . in a ceremony at the First Presbvteriau church. The brldcelect Is the duughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. A. R Dlckion. the bridegroom-to-be is the son ol and Mrs. Earl Mack, all of Henley District. The table was centered with a First Grade Entertains For Parents-Patrons BONANZA Last meeting of the Bonanza Parents and Patrons club at the high school was called to order 8 p.m. Monday by President J.rs. Jack Weimer. The first grade staged an amus ing play and put on the entertain ment under the direction of their teacher. Mrs. Lola Horn. Delicious cakes made and served bv the 4-H girls were served after the meeting. Schmedli Home Mrs. Charles Schmedli en tertained at her home in Langell Valley with a social afternoon in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Joe Potucek. Mrs. Eddie Grallan. Mrs. Ted Schmedli and Mrs. Louis Ran dall. Refreshments were served bv the hostess to the guests and birthday celebrants. . pre- Camping Trip At Lake O' Woods The Langell Valley Girl Scouts enjoyed a weekend camping trip when Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Noble and Ella Redkev took them to Lake o' the Woods May 30. Tasty meals were cooke'd over an open fire and the girls en loved swim ming, boating and other out-door sports. Making the trip were June and Charlotte Noble. Dorothy Gues. Mary Anne Leavitt. Margaret Col well. Ruth Flescher. Barbara Wer ner. Elaine Jones and 8herry Crawford. rip and Mrs. Webb-Bowcn, host- low arrangement of white peonies esses. During the program hour Mrs. William Falvey sang and a Beauty Shop quartette gave several num bers. The tea table was centered with an arrangement of brown and yel low Iris, snowballs and peonies. Pouring were Mrs. Hcniy Cox and Mrs. William Walker. and the honored guest was scnted with a white corsage. Places were marked for Barbara and her mother. Mrs. Dickson; Mrs. Earl Mnck and her mother. Mrs. Burt Hawkins, and Mrs. Mack's young daughter. Marilyn; Mrs. A. J. King and daughter Mar-Jorle. aaaaaaf " ' i. it u4 ii rt I IB II It II I II I waaaa r 4th Birthday Mr. and Mrs Lester Leavlll en tertained the following guests on June 6 with a dinner honoring their daughter Mary Anne on her 14th birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wes Dearborn, Catherine. Bill. Henry and Freddie: Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hodges. Coralee and Bruce: Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn, Paul, Ted dy and Mark: and Jlmmv Nork. roc Tin fi:.t:st In BREAD 'n PASTRIES , Shop Ttii Klamath Ritrt S nor rtdrHnt HIMMfty t ft kit n Urrli h?n Main Ph KiUl Zuleima Nile Clut Zuleima Nile Club held the last meeting of the season at the WU lard Hotel June 4th. Travel and Va catlonn was the theme for the day. Dick Tracy sang two numbers aoeompanled by Ann Henderson and Wally Wonder gave a humor ous reading. Cards were played after the business meeiwu. 4-DAY SERVICE! Invitations and Announcements Inravt r Prntd. PerMRelisei' napkins for yeur recaption . Cups and plotti. Shaw Stationery Co. ' 729 Main YOUR OLD SHAVER IS WORTH $5 AS A TRADE-IN! NO-RISK GIFT FORANYMAN! Let him use it 10 days... and love it... or f et your mosty hick! SCHICK COLONEL T.lowW$J,95 Luxury Shaver Jf Thh bmnd-MW Schick Colentl has mnrrf features ef ta Ortet Schick "20" NIW dutroui dailga f Itl 1st thou aard'to-fct-inte plocai In handsom; taddl Hitched Ceddit Cos new Hi-viMtr iistii-kMd wtM ( Maw Scklck "'" kn Mk df far dm, ramfcrtckla akvn NIW reel ratery awtar, AC-DCtwpar swr far cfecMr hovtl fetter CURRIN'S -for drugs The Friendly Drug Store 9th and Main "h. 2-3475 Happy is the June Mlridc... who tccars a ond ensemble by iiranat Distinctive beauty and quality . . . hen through the yn'. These rings lock logelher easi ly into perfect slignmenl yet unlock quickly when desired. CranatTcmpered Mountings (nol casl) are specially proc essed for ihe utmost in dia mond security and yean of long faithful wear. Prirrl include Federal Tax BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITEDI $150.00, Diamond tolitaire and matching wedding ring in u hite or yellow gold. V225.00 Diamond tolitaire with 2 aide diamonds and match ing wedding ring with 3 diamonds in white or yellow gold. 700 Main St. 8300.00 Diamond tolitaire Kith 2 side diamond and match ing urdding rinfi with 4 diamonds in while or yfliow gold. Phont 3151 37.1.00 Diamond totitaira vilh 10 side diamonds and match . ng wedding ring with 8 diamonds in white or yellow gold. f ' n.ftfMsf nr.. n. i. ?. Off. fft-ini fiwos r orm, ir u. .. pminh.