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MRS.
JACK L. BOLTON charming Juno Bride (ho former
Joy Spurling, daughter of Mr. and Mri. W. H. Spurling,
Jding
Junction Ci)y Methodist Church, June 8. Sho and har hutband,
who It tho ion of Mr, and Mrt, Ira A. Bolton, Lakeview, will
attend summer ichool in Eugene, returning to their potitiont on
the caching itaff of the Klamath Fa II t city schools this fall.
COUPLE WED IN
JUNCTION CITY
'llir Melhodl.il Church In Junc
tion City, Oregon, wan Die ncrnr
of the wedding ot Zella Joy Bpurl
lug, daughter of Mr. and Mm.
W. 11. Hpui luis. to Jink 1.. Hnlton,
on ot Mr. and Mm. Ira A. Iloluni,
Lakrvlew. when liip Itrv. W. II.
Knipey, letltrd MHIkkIim clrriiy
man. trad Uir double tli'if ncrvlct
June 8 3 p in . hirh dale wait
clioi.cn by the bi ide becauna It was
her parents' JIM editing annivcr
aary.
Large biukela ( Riant pink and
while prunirs and hiik1ikoii
were elleciivcly arranged bclurn a
background ol palin.i am) lighted
white laprra 111 tall candelabra.
Kwortrd to the allrr rail by tier
lather, who gave hrr In marriage,
the bride liivrly In a gown
niyled with a white Chantllly lace
bodice, long ulrevei ot Ihe name
lace, nylon nun nuli.cttc r.klrl over
aalln, with lireru ol Incc laK-rlng
to the hemline ol the full Akin
which had a court Irnln. Her veil
wan ol nylon llluMon net and cai-
r tided from n binided coronet of
while mini net and need pearls.
Tier bouriuel waa crescent ahaped.
ta.ihloncd of a while orchid and
arephannua. bhe wore an heirloom
locket, belonuiiiK to her auui, Mis
Zrlta M. tlenneil.
Mia. Jamen Myers, planl.it. ac
companied Mm. Victor Johnson,
who aang "Uccaufc" and "Until"
beiore Hie ceremony and "The
Lord'e Player" duiliig the service.
Maid of i.onor. Opal Day-Hub-bard,
wore a lime - green laffrla
(rock with a sweetheart neckline,
puffed alcevea and mntchlng not
over a lull skirl, anil she wore a
coronet similar to the bride a of
the same lime-green material in
her dress.
Bridesmaids, Mis. Stanley Spur
ling tslster-ln-law ol Ihe bride i,
fcllrabelh Hooper, Klamath Fulls,
and Lois Com. I'orilund; were
dressed Identical to maul of honor,
except that her bouquet was ol
dwarf pink rosebuds, and theirs
were of liillsmiui rosebuds.
Junior bridesmaids. Karen and
Claudia Buchanan wore pink tal
fela dresses similar to the aenlor
attendants, and they curried nose
gays of pink, white and yellow
daisies.
Vickie Muno wore a gown ol
yellow tallelii unci curried n nose
gay the sniue ns the Junior brides
maids. Ring benrer, Rodney Sparlln.
cousin of Ihe bridegroom, Klamnlh
Kalis, carried, the rings In the
heart ol a Culii Lily.
V Mrs. Spurling chose a pink lace
allcmoon dress wllh while acces
sories and an orchid corsage (or
her daughter's wedding, end the
bridegroom's mother. Mis. Bulton,
woro a hice and linen afternoon
diess In a Ucnedictinc rust shade,
white accessories and sho also
wore an orchid corsage.
"tork Shower
At Chiloquin
CHILOQU1N Mrs. Warren Snra
linn was given a slork shower
June 3. bv Mrs. Bruco Miller and
Mrs. John Wright at the Uppcr
Wllllnnison River ranch homo of
Mrs. Mary Wright. Some twenly
two friends mid rcliillve.s nllendcd.
The voungcsl sister of tho gunsl
ol honor, Mnrjorle WilRlit. assisted
the hostesses during tho nflcrnoon.
Invited were: Mis. Manuel Ochoa,
Mrs. Floyd Ohlcs, Mrs. Rny Walk
er, Mrr Jnrvcy Riddle, Mrs.
Robert Bmnll, Mrs. Leon Pearson,
Mrs. Ed Colo, Mrs. Sid Burgdorf,
Mrs. Funny Jackson. Mrs. Nora
Hawks, Mrs. Orvllle Knlghtplpe,
Mrs. Lawrence Hill, Mrs. Elwnod
Miller. Mrs. Adn Pen'. M.''s
Eugene Burlev, Mrs. Allco Wright,
Mrs. Lee Hntchcr, Mrs. Albert
Avlla, Christine Dawson, Mrs.
Aivle Ymingblood. Mrs. Maggie
Dtintorc, Barbara Wilson and Myra
Dick.
WURLITZER
A moanldcent
lane. Many
level? styles end
finishes to cheese
from.
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Photo by Schulti, Junction City.
Best man was Wendell Austin.
Hutherlin. Oregon: and ushers
were Stanley Spurling. brother ol
ihe bride: Robert Schmor, Uuiinii.
ta: and Wesley Lewis, Ashland.
'Ilia reception was held In Fel
lowship Hall at the church, which
was decorated wllh spring flowers,
also used on the bride's table. '
Candlelight Illuminated the three
tiered wedding cake, served by
Mrs Ralph 1'rlndel, aunt of the
bride and Mrs. Alllster Brotl. aunt
ol the bridegroom; Mrs. K. If. Lrc
poured coflee; and another sum
of the bridegroom. Mrs. Laura
Armstrong, was at the punch bowl.
ine beautiful case was ol special
Interest to Ihe guests, since It wa-.
made by the bride a uncle, D. 1'
Muno.
Also assisting about Ihe room
were, Mrs. D. P. Muno, Mrs. L. A,
Buchanan, Mrs. Ralph 11 Prindel.
bride's cousin; Mrs. Wesley Lewis
and Mrs. Robert Schmor. Mrs.
Lowell Oleeu was al the g.ft table.
Mis. E. tl. Cooper, carried the
guest book, and Mrs. Harold Me.
r.or gnve Ihe guests the liny boxes !
of wedding cake. I
For her going away costume the i
bride wore a light blue suit with
red accessories, and Ihe white or-!
chid from her bridal bounucl was j
worn ai a snouiner corsage.
After the wedding trip to Yellow
stone Nallqnal Park. Ihe couple
will attend summer school In Eu
gene. Whon they return to Ihcir
teaching positions In the Klamath
Falls Cilv Schools In Ihe fall, they
will be at home, 2529 While Ave
nue. The bride Is a graduate of
Colorado Slate College of Educa
tion, Oreeley; and her husband
was graduated from Southern Ore
gon College of Education, Ashland.
Darlene Smith
Honored With
Bridal Shower
Mrs. John Kennedy and
Mrs.
Mike Lavenik were hoslesses at
lovely brldnl shower for Darlene
Smith, at the Kennedy home, 1000
Eldorado, on June 1.
Darlene, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Olto Smith. Is bride-elect of
Homer Drown, and has act the
dale for June 28.
The Kennedy home was beauti
fully decorated In while and pale
green. A floral arrangement fea
turing bridal wreath, flanked with
Jade green tapers In silver candle
holders, centered the laco draped
table.
Quests were: Mrs. John Galla
gher. Mrs. Daniel O'Lcary. Mrs.
A. J. McDonald, Mrs. Stanley
Piescr, Mrs. John Ely. Mrs.
Charles Piala, Mrs. E. M. Igl,
Mrs. Leonard Petrlk, Mrs. Donald
Ratllff, Mrs. M. Mitchell. Mrs. Otto
Smith, Mrs. Clifton Molatore, Mrs.
Jerry Mfflphy, Mrs. Bngue Dale,
Mrs. John Howard. Mrs. Roy
Plckelt. Mrs. C. Dryden, Mrs. D.
Freeman, Mrs. John Ratllff. Mrs.
Bernard Cavanaugh, Mrs. J.
Moore, Mrs. Mnrly Conlln and Mrs.
Albert Lavenik.
featuring
PHEASANT
BROILED OR PAN FRIED
Grown at our own pheas
ant form tht largest
most modern in the Pa-,
ciflc Northwest. '
A SUNNY DAY A PLEASANT BOAT RIDE AND GOOD FOOD was enjoyed by the happy group, above, when Aloha Pesr
Matrons Club, OES, mot June 16 for luncheon at tho Klamath Yacht Club. Mrs. Will Wood and Mrs. Philip Cole were hostesses,
and it was in tho Colo's cabin-cruiser "Why Worry," that the Past Matrons toured the lake.
The setting for the lunchoon in the Yacht Club was a profusion of roses and miniature potted plants were used as place
markers and favors.
Entertainment for the guests featured an authentic Irish dance by Maurten Greene, who left her native Ireland three yean
ago; and accordion music by David and Donald Berg, sons of Mr, and Mrs. James Berg; and Gary Fredericks, son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Fredricks young musicians all pupils of Mrs. Fred'icks.
Shown in the picture II to rl Mrs. Lois O'Brien, Mrs. J. H. Hunter, Mrs. Ida Grimes, Mrs. Charles J. Martin, Mrs. H. E.
Gel:, Mrt. O. R. Hollowey. Mrs. Will W. Wood, Mrs. George Hum, and Mrs. O. W. Spiker.
Back row, Mri. W, L. Poolo, Mrt. Howard R. Listos, Mrt A D. Epptrton, (ind back of Her) Mrs. A V. Porter, Mrs
Charles W. Gilbert, Mrs. Wallace Uerlingt, Mrs. Fred H. Cofer, Mrs. J.f. Penrod, Mrs,. Philip Cole, Mrs. Eliiabeth Norris, Mrs.
Charles Dennis, Mrs. L. K. Phelps and Mrs. H. P. McMillan. Photo by Kettler
Women of Moose
Chapter 467 To
Install Officers
Women of the Moose Chapter 4C1
will Install officer" Saturday eve
ning. 8 p in . al Hie Moo;c Lodge
Hall.
Installation ceremonies are open
In members slid friends of the
Women of Mooe and Loyn! Order
of Moo.e.
A reception followed by dancing
In Ihe lounue. niter the iii'itnlliitinn
of new officers will complete the
evening's program.
Hostesses for Ihe reception are:
Grace Peterson. Clare Packer and
Betty Costc!
InMiilluiL' chairman will be Fan
nie Mae Thompson. Installing Re
gent. Ruby Bell. Installin,- Guide.
Kthrl Hastiord: In.Malline Chaplain.
Blanche Dixon and Installing Pi
anist, Deed Sterling.
New offlcen-elcci lo be Installed:
Senior Regent. Errnn OeRuc.
Graduate Regent. Jerry Asher;
Chaplain. Ruth Chapel; Recorder.
Doris Benedict; and Treasurer,
Lillian Cnrr.
Appointed officers Include:
Oulde. Henrietta Mueller; Assist
ant Guide. Mildred Cook. Argus,
Helen Olvera; Sentinel. Wanda
Andrus: and PianiM. Jean Potter.
Appointed comnilllec chairmen
by the Senior Regent are: Mem
bership. Nancv Vuncv; Publicity.
Hniei Pulley; Hospital Guild. Alice
Jarvie: Ritual. Jackie Pool; Social
Service, Wilmn smrbuck: Moose
Heart Alumni, Belty Jnynes; Li
brarian, Peggy Rogers: Moose Ha
ven, Margnret Wing: Moose Heart,
Alice Moss; Child Care and Triun
Ing, Violet Welkins. Homemnkiiig.
Grace Peterson; Ac.idemy ol
Friendship, Maude Holllngsworth;
and College of Regents, Ruby Bell.
Thelmn Lovelace Is special com
mittee chairman for the ticket snles
for Moose Heart Welfare Fund
Drawing of these tickets will take
place at the Moose Stale Conven
tion scheduled for Julyy 26-26-27.
In Corvallls.
Feted At Shower
One of the many pre-nupllal
parties for Ruth Abramsnn. was
the bridal shower given June 11,
at the home of Mrs. Oilman
Huston, 30 California Avenue.
Kitchen utensils were given for
f irly.ca to tho winners 'of the var
ous games pluycd. and were In
turn, given lo the brldc-to-be.
A dessert luncheon was served
(o tho following: Mrs. Wilbur Llnd
melcr. Mrs. Mnrgaret Wherlnnd.
Mrs. Llla McMlllliin, Mrs. Oeorge
Wardcll. Mrs. George Abrnmson.
Linda Huston, Janet Wardcll and
Cynthia Llndmeler.
NOW
OPEN
CHOICE STEAKS
CHARCOAL BROILED
OR GRILLED
Uiinq only U.S. Choice
Government inspected
meats.
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RUTH KALINA Attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Vaclav Kalina, Malin, who was 16, June 6- She celebrated
her birthday with a swimming party for all her young
friends at the Malin Pool.
Mother knows how important her companionship is to
her youngsters, how much fun they have when she is
rested and eaqer to share their play. Sendinq her laundry
to Cascade, she is assured of a fresh, qleominq wash, an
end to "washday temper", and a whole day of extra
leisure.
Phone 5111 for pick-up and delivery service.
Send your cleaning with your laundry!
CASCADE
Photo by Ferebee.
CASCADE
DOES HER
LAUNDRY!
Quota Club
Three members of Klamath
Quota club. Alice Vitus. 14th dis
trict governor, Ada Bproat. presi
dent, and Nadine Colvln. second
vice Dresident. boarded the Shasta
Dayiignt Moraiy afternoon lor
Coronado. Calif., to attend the an
nual Quota Club International con
vention. June 18 to 21. the second
one to be held in California since
the club was founded In 1919.
Officers and delegates will be
present from CaradE, Mexico and
Australia, as well as the United
States, meeting at Hotel del
Coronado to elect international of
ficers, plan work for the coming
year under the International's pro
tect for women and cirls. aid to the
hard of hearing and community
work.
President Gladys Herrineton of
Saskatoon. Sask.. Canada, will pre
side, and the theme this year will
be "Happiness Quota's Mission."
Outstanding speakers on the
three-day program will include
Mrs. Belle Benchley, executive sec
retary of the San Diego zoo and
the only woman In the country
responsible for the direction of a
zoo: Or. Alonzo Baker, head of the
department of political science and
international relauons at college ol
the Pacific in Stockton: and Wanda
Frev Joiner, the founder of Quota
International.
Those attending from here will
return June 22, and will make their
reports at an evening meeting to
be held June 30 at the home of
Irene Van Winkle on Alva Street.
ORGAN MUSIC
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organ aIone76T a'combinatioffof botK,
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"Yours for a happier future thru music"
MR. AND MRS. RONALD R. HAMMERSTEADT who war
married early in June in the Flamingo Chapel of the Flamingo
Hotel, Las Vegas, with the Rev. Frank Carter of the First
Christian Church officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Willard L. Messiclc, 2 1 36 Radcliffe Avenue, and is a
KUHS graduate. The couple will make their home in Los
Angeles. Sgt. Hammersteadt is with the USAF, stationed at
Edward's Air Base, California.
Shower For
Bride-Elect
MERRILL Eleanor Hunnieutt,
bride-elect of George Price, was
the honor guest when Sunday
School teachers of the Merrill Pres
byterian church entertained with a
beautifully arranged party at the
church social parlors June 12.
Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Lewis,
Mrs. George Milne, Mrs. Lee Has
kins, Mrs. Dale Moore, Mrs. Wilbur
Haskins, Mrs. Bernace Wilson,
Mrs. Clovis Story, Mrs. Lena Buck.
Mrs. Lester Moore, Mrs. Warren
Ochs, Mrs. Jack Wynant, Mrs. Wil
liam Poe, Mrs. Harriett Fothering
ham, and Mrs. Martin Winther.
Bouquets of early summer flow
ers were placed about the room,
and the gift table was centered
with a doll.
Games were played during the
afternoon, and each guest gave
Eleanor her favorite recipe. After
the bride-to-be had opened her
packages refreshments were
served. Mrs. G. A. Price was ,at
the coffee service. Mrs. Frank
Hunnieutt poured the punch, and
the cake was served by Mrs. Tom
Barry and Mrs. D. N. Eagle.
Invited were Mrs. Lewis Kandra.
Mrs. Wm. Jinnette. Mrs. Lester
Fleck, Mrs. Warren Fruits, Mrs.
Lou Hill and Laura Lou, Mrs. E.
N. Eagle. Mary Pickett, Mrs. Mil
ton Loper. Mrs. T. O. Wheeler,
Mrs. G. A. Price. Mrs. Frank
Hunnieutt. Mrs. George Offield,
Mrs. M. E. Giacomini, Mrs. John
Giacomini, Mrs. Lillian Thomas,
Mrs. D. N. Eagle, Mrs. Tom Barry,
Mrs. Joe Wright, Mrs. Fred Fletch
er, Mrs. Robert Danosky and Doro-
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('JANSSEN toaffjoints witbpecialpfflej
(to its most'noiulBSlWribiuU )
tail ibibleribwRgyXORGAiigirhkl
thy, Mrs. Warren Conner, Mrs.
Charles Cunningham, Mrs. George
Rankin, Mrs. Chester Haskins,
Mrs. J. L. Haskins, Mrs. Myron
Haskins, Mrs. Vivian Haskins, Mrs.
Verna Haskins, Mrs. Frank Had'
gy and Mrs. Delia Hodges.
Mrs, Lyle Huffaker. Mrs. E. E.
Rilpatrick. Mrs. Pete McNeil, Mrs.
Miles Moore. Mn. Wendell Moore,
Mrs. Oren Storey, Mrs. John Tay
lor, Mrs. E. M. Hammond, Mrs.
Maggie Wilson. Mrs. R. A. Smith.
Mrs. E. M. Mitchell, Mrs. Earl
McCoy, Mrs. Roland West, Mrs.
Gene Taylor, Mrs. Emmitt Fergu
son, Mrs. w. o. Brickner, Mrs
Bob Barry, Mrs Robert Merrilees,
Mrs. Lawrence Geraghty, Mrs. L.
Kingsford and- daughters, Mrs.
Howard Wynant, Mrs. John
Teague, Mrs. Sumner Davis, Mrs.
Riley Delap. Mrs. Roy Beasley and
Martha, Alette Abbott, Evelyn
Ochs, Mary Lou Quails, Yvonne
Conner, and Barbara Icenbice.
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