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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH KALI.S, OREGON SATIUIDAY. .IUNR 2f. lfl.U PAGE EIGHT Lowell-Collier (Continued (rom gt ) lsh hall of St. Paul's and the stinr tvno flnml ai'i'anremrnt med In the church decorated the room. Pouring were , Eva (lllmore, Dol ly Lowell mho also caught (he bridal bouaueii. Edna Morris was at the punch bowl, and Mrs, Ray Johnton cut the cake. Arlene Kellx meter assisted, and Cecelia Moody cnrr.nl the guen ooos. For her go.ng away ros.umc, the br.oe woie a vioiei shantung suit wiui wnne accessories. I .... ,riml t at home In Klam ath Falls, r.der a honeymoon spent ui Vancouver, o. v. Manzanita Chapier 172 OES Meeting V.slloi and members were wel comed by Vein Fiitfch. Worthy Matron and John Larson. VA'ortliy ranou t tup rcnuinr mrniim v Mani-aniia Chapter 175 OES, Fli- dav evening June 6, in the IOOF Hall. '.he Inii.tuoiy decree wks bi.uil (ul exemplified by the officers as Janice U.rsou i::d fJotisl-s re-ce became membe;. . in memory o. rnili.p C. juiies. D. . i P.ran Dtii-illi of trip fV'fttld Chapter ol Crcgon, the Altar was ttrapeo. Tne soc.kI huur w.s held in the dining room and refreshments wen served bv the hostesses. Gladys Chubb. Helen McCoineck and Mary Tuompson. Tne last meeuiii; preceding sum mer vacation was held Friday eve ning. June 20. with the Worthy Ma iron and Patron presiding. Members welcomed Haiel Bow man Worthy Matron and Eugene Beaslev, Worthy Patron of Pros perity Chapter, Malln. as they were introduced and escorted to the East. Interesting reports on the Grand Chapter session held in Portland, were given by delegates. Vera Fritsch. John Larson. Helen Mc Comae and Allan Belsch, with members Thelma Finlc and Ellen Betsch giving the sideliners viewpoint. Refreshments were served " " irom laona uf and decorated wiin nd lighted miwrt.no hM 7...t.v li.nn IT """r ......v..- ------ Mrs f7'or High ! I New of f leers are Rc.eBalcy. sen-; SkTnd SarSi youngest Jordan Toy remained wmVior rcgcm; Lor(.na Honeycutt. jun-! J fl, ' er Betty for the su- regent: Blanche Fies. chaplain: . mtnlbers tnd Mr and Mra. Uien runu""-" nose van.vieier. recorder; tliza- i-- fBr iridav eXflSnUy" have returned hoincj J. WSS IOOP hS? semi- H . 'l I l i 1 - V 43 v. ;, i ' i rr . V V, ;i " A' ' ' L i" . I Jl. T," -Mat iMUM ii 'i laVl Ratlin i if il )nn CAROL JEAN ANDERTON daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Hollis Anderton, 4813 CoHage was recenfly graduated from the Uni vertity of Oregon, wilh a Bachelor of Science degree in educa tion. She has accepted a position with the Eugene city school lyttem, as a teacher of the second grade. She is a graduate of KUHS and attended Southern Oregon College in Ashland. She is a member of Delta Zeta sorority, and was last year's vice president of the U of O chapter. At oresent she and a qroup of Delta Zetas have gona to New Orleans to attend the convention of the sorority, from the 22nd through the 26th of June. They plan to be gone about three weeks. j .. l i in MM:Mm:Ma Women of M oose By HELEN LAWRENCE MERRILL - New officers for rt,X room , Mr. and Mrs. Austin Jordan and Merrt Women j( ,ne Moose cha dining room I family ha returncu noui u " ter 18 were in. -.lied at a regular r iield. La., after visiting Mr. and ' ,,n(r h(,ld lUesd(lv. Junc Jlower ar:a Mrs. Taylor High and sons. The j Ncw off icers ar(. Rose Ba,c.t sen. , M!- J" " from a sightseeing trip """.Vr Holland, guide; Harriett Batty, and Salem. They spent Sunday with . sirlan, guidf. Be5ie West. s m uneie in ,, ,,..,. c. hbm'gherrsJsterMrs. Mne Rodgers and famUy r-orataliitlans are extenoea id Sgt. and Mrs. Jun10, K,e vmmath I regents: Louisa Icenbice, installing t ere married June 21 l BJB1" i chairman: Rose Spolek, insialllng nei; vivian rox. augns: ineima sl Donathon. pianist: and Haiel' ( 1 f luD Hundley, Junior graduate regent. ' in charge of the Installation i j i" ceremonies were the following past ! IVieeiinQ regents: Louisa Icenbice. installing ' ere marriea ouire chairman: Rose Spolek, installing i Fr'day afternoon June 20. alls. . vt.ttine in regent: Dovie Reedcr. installing " -.I,.;., s.mi-momhly meeting Mr. OWo eP daughWr Mrs! I chaplain: Lillian Thomas, installing V. mc jmpro ie home of his daugmer ! pianist: Veronica McNeill. Install- .JL.t'i- .Vl VhAihouu wilh Presi- Doc" Strum --'-. - r.TDm, Reiline. II is gooa w oc" Strunkle giiide and Leta Stolt and Olga jj M. Harold Wimer conduct- ioSI 'with fi? JSSuMr." and ' EWs. S-d" s" LioslVy-.cUng as sec- Mr Earnest Strunk. R'dIS2 ffiTnS, I '2-lvJrl BeG-ray! icbMT Corvallls. 1U re-, Hundjcy receiveJ a bedsprewl w Ac;,vilie, scheuuUvi U iur.!- To'xt week , 'ecP-rnien ap-' X ' Mr-andMrs-CalMa" d Eye R . ri,ttX,wo months were unah I ST 7xZ Mwrence wd family-! fleanor Wait,, publicity: Lynuu Mrs. hr3u'be plannTng Mrs. WTO. . eve Drrvelmr. phiM et anrl trinln: man Of the club e ems V w .-..I".; -.T.7"-.;v:.VJ!: mmtnittee. Firsi on me - mary narper. nospitai guua. onus ir""k d Iood F11e which will De RtinuBh. liomemakms: E 1 1 e n J00," fh ' ciubhouse on Saturday Fiegi. Moosehaven: Katherinej hf which each member Schwelgert. library. Helen Marthi, f"sk"d contribute an item of Moo'eheart. alumni: Celia Young. " 'k " eooked food of any kind. social servipp- fipnpvn Tnliillft PrKCU.wi .1 .i.4ant rhair- -,-,. u.i. n,i. a,.rf. . Named oj """V", 'm-ai. Ersi Os born. "'Mrs Eva" Gooth is visiting her Dn'ille Berrv home. . Mr and Mrs. Edwin Wenz and daughter enteVIktned with a turkey dime"" Tuesday evening. Dinner euTsts were: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tnbach and children from King man Aril.: Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tu bach. Henley, and Mr and Mrs. wm Tubach and daughters. Mr and Mrs. Earl Webber are visiting ber cousin near AUuras. Marie Arnold is spendine a ew mane ,.. . -mbach. nays wun " 'T. ia Mooscheart: Helen Brumley, Acad-- - Mrs Patrick J. McAul emy of Friendship: and Dovie m.n J!i lr; W8..er J. Wright Reeder. Colle nf Rpnents. i . -un rf c T.onslev as Julia Broz. library chairman, and J" volunteer' assistants. Elizabeth HoUand, child care and neJ, , for gundav July 20. Ls a training chairman, donated a new u" Dicnic and turkev shoot, coffee urn to the kitchen. cm1muLy,f th! beautiful Jack- A quilt raffled by the Academy the taateto bt the beautiful of Friendship, was won by Susan J-Jr!- v -fn. committee Williams. Mildred Schmidli of 0'w?l "i.. 7 ,11 arrange- Malin. was initiated into the orderj " , ,alr lnciude, Mrs. Mrs. George Reiling and daw ecutive board and auditine i nu r ne .w- pr,lchett, ter Carol are vacationing In San commlt(ee w, mcet at ,he home j rank uen o n- William ;..l.. . nf Rose Snolek im Mnndav vmns. Mrs- Joann shower and 1 ,u . ,0 1. i hp a shower and ,. , charivari at Poe Valley Hall. Sat-1 Nex, meeting ninht Is Tuesday, urday night. June 28. lor Mr. and ; July , when new offlcers wm have i... L.ninr Kpster. Sgt. Kester nas -hanre of reirpshmenH to report back to his base at Clarks-; ville. Tenn.. juiy A Mr. and Mrs. James Reed and family are visiting her parentsMr and Mrs. Leon Kitchen at Ro-e bD?ck and Steve Reiling have gone by bus to see their grandparents Rebelcah Lodge 151 At Merrill i TT D D TT r f , 7 I n f I at Grants Pass , noble grand, presided at a regular Evervone reported '"'""" , meeting of Merrill Rebekah lodge at the pie social and squre.d 151. June 16. Margaret Loper was at the Hall, Saturday night. ru9 ! installed as inside guardian by ,lxtv dollars we tcn or me . pearl HarriSi distrjCt deputy pre, benefit of Bedfield cemetery. idcnt. Mrs. Mildred Fundenberger and Xhe district convention will be children and Mrs. Violet Koehn are held ln Merrn, August 23 staying with relatives at Dallas and ; Sylvia Jones, chairman In charge, enioying berrv picking. A very enjoyable program was I... .iu.m tavlor. Mrs. William pc and Mrs. Ciay T.ioma Contingent on permission being granteu oy the Oitgon aa.e Higu way Department, a second annual Vitstern siie a-vet. unc planned for Saturday night. August 16 The first dance of this kind W.-- an VPnt Of ever neiu iic ' last summer, and proved an out- landing success, ana 11 10 ui to make the affair bigger and bet ... tht. vur Mrs. Elizabeth M. Loosley has agreed to act as gen eral chairman, ner corps -.-har. In hp SnOOinted later to take charge of the various departments invonca in iivm m. dance. Reports from the various club standing-committees concluded the business session, after which a so cial hour was enjoyed, with Mrs. -si) : 1 In ' 1 Ml 4 ' il' .V v. 1 Ha ; 1 ,'arr:es-5toler i Contlllliucd fium Tage til aiylt-d mill 11..I1.11 .-lute.-, wuh .tiiup i.iiu iHl.:r. p. uk liul ml., uiiv, n.i v,i..ti b.. i.iv' 01 .1.1 lov tin- t:ulr.it-iiii.Y 10; .iiiiiv Alter n wrddaig Inp in s.,11 Fniiv.Mv, liv iuu,.o is 11, lie. lie i ill bun iJ.il... v .uiu 1k ur.in ' -01 111 1:1 :., iqiki, .,ii tlu L.o. 1 1. my. l.e iiaihiy ilk.ii, uiki )iai in iiiu.vkii. Ciirol.Mi is h gruduaic 01 KvIk. I Niuuui tl.ti.t-i, .lm av,s,id 111 1 the Hipi.cii r.lio ui.u.i tne uiiuu ' ti luiiiii, M1.1 rue i.owuiua 11ml ' u.Tf-. 1:.. iiie oilui bi ..i'..i.i.ikl, Betty KuiiU'.s, hu.1.0 lur i.. ... 1 111 o, iuwii uLi'....s a.Lluirtl, .Mr. iiikI ir.-. uc Cl't.lllalM)lll mm, nun uneie 0. the bi.i.c. Colli, j Calif . muI her n i.iHpmcii. .a. mill .r. K. A. (Irnrhnrl, I'nri..ll-a Roy Dutcher Wedding Trip I U'nntimird fruni Tare ti) h ud. 11 ml was mull rvceiillv a ,vo leuuy villi ihc Medford Corpora. t:im. Mcoloi'd 'I'lie biMlrrrootn whs n sauKM nt Vl-nl.n Juii'o' CuMcfi- hiiiI imhcr s:ty ol fiillliirnli . Mlu'ie he mil lorrd 111 r ecu. on 1 r.i -irci r 11 lie U.. ti n.' 1:1 1' i , 1 . , r 1,1 1 r ce i pu-'t.un in I. 11, .111 1 1 .11, depmliTirm vt CnlUu! iiiii-OiTiion Power Coii'ivi'v n li a tip l'nll. Noitnii ( in' e ,11 ou M d Ml'l will: bliii- r.ccct oric.'. '01 li;r four nwnx cosluir.r. nml wore Hie orchid from her bridnl bour.iirt ns a .slioulilci coi'Miue. Tliey led for the East by way of the Soi'iliriu stmc.N. uir Whmi uiKion I) t' . Niw Vurk, null ollirr snips on the Atlr.ni e Cousi. on the.r rv to ihe Miiritme Provinces of Cnnadn. They will visit ihe bride's piirrnts tor 1111 iiideflmit lime, mid plan la reliini to Ihc West Const Mime time 111 Srptenibei I MRS. RONALD DALE BROWN Beautiful J..ne brldo, v.ho was married Junc 21, in Ranicr Meiliodist C .uic'i, ,it cirht o'clock in the eveninq. She is tlto !ji.cl'.!cr cf t.'r. -id Kirs. Edward Amedee Eritts. Rar.icr, and lur !u.:i:id ii the sen $T BARNABAS of the Rev. and Mrs. Cecil C. Brown, Poniflnd. forncrly of Klamath Falls and Eucjcne. Tho Rev. Brown read the narriacjo ANNIVERSARY SCfvuu ai awn wuuguuj, line in rM.iniiiin iciil crown was on the night desk of the Herald and News. Photo by Logan Markham t ,sa- i.. . J 1 4,1 V 1r-Vt,''fi'V,: ' -. i "..i I n IS CELEBRATED Tile Utile SI. Harmibas Kplscupal Church In Lanuell Volley cele brated Its 21st anniversary. Sun diiy. June 2"-'. Bishop L.i nr Burton, mid faiml) came from Bend lor the services nt 10:30 a.m., which were followed by a potluck picnic lunch on ihe lawn. Tne Rev. J. lirlliy Thimiu'.. now of Berkeley, v. as instruiiirntal in makliii: the rliurrh 1m.-0.1ble. and luorked hnrd to complrie plans lor ji1'" acl'.ml start of ccii.Mi lu-lirn 111 1930 Tne fnvt srrvlio In Ihe ililmli uric on (;iiristnia. IH30 mil Hie Rev J. Henry Tlioinns was vicar of fit. nuriiiihii.il for live years. I The Rev, Gordon Ashbce is Ihe present popular pastor. Dedu-pilon ceremonies were In ID3I v.-.tli Bishop William Keuimir Ion pie-.er.t I At ihe recent anniversary cele bration, almost 100 iiienibrra of Hie congieitntlon and their friends c; me from variotM fioini'i In Uir stale to observe Ihe occasion. .1-. f J - ' -J . . GLORIA PRISCILLA BUNNELL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bunnell Sr., was graduated from Linfic'd College, McMinn ville, with a Bachelor of Science degree in home economics. She is identified with Kappa Alpha Phi sorority. Her parents at tended the baccalaureate services June I, and after com mencement they drove un the coast to Canada and stopped at the beautiful Columbia River Ranch. Gloria was graduated from KUHS and is a member of a well known Klamath Falls family. ONLY Mr and Mrs. Eugene luoacn .presented by Mary Pope, good of " 1 Ti.i.i, iV Mh Harry chMdren can. Sunday ZklL0 Ul? TrJSi Mr. no Mr7 Wm. Tubach and , V,, Wlr eonVSS, in PJi?"'' PV.lV.' eV"t "he Ath relatives. Salem Thr ctrls urrp verv Viiiftti 4U -ui and precise in their drilling ! X.etlyi with arrange- They presented gift, to tU 'MVepWX visor Marie Reeves, assistant ad- ,, ' . u .nJ. v.s visor Leon, Quails', and Mildred i ""f'Vild f tower. inclXS Rexford. who also assisted. ,oI !ve , wild fto wers including I Anna Howard auiz2eo me mem- , - ibers on the duties of the lodge lathered locally. 1 u . w. t ... I 1 ....1 i .ri Mri Robert iiii-inuci flinii. mis. ijcairr isaoore fivti:i.'iiii ....... --- sang "Silver Haired Daddv of Helms. Mrs. Walter J. Wright. honoring fathers Everett Mrs. nnrl M Jackson, Mr. Kay- i.ah T..u. 111 t..- 1 , t i .l.i.. ii.. C-IInn f other relatives'. , Salem. The girls were very skillful lness caller In Ashland Monday. 1 Datii Hrp inauui Xvi r. biiu mm. t and family have returned from a business trio to Portland. Thev vis ited Earnest Brcithaupt and family at Salem on the return trip. Mrs Ann Ford enjoyed a tele phone' call from her daughter Mrs. Wm. Thornton, Milwaukee. Wise. The call was in honor of Mrs. Ford's birthday. Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Reiling are In Porlt.nd on business. Home Ec met with Mrs. Tavlor High for their regular meeting. There wei six members present. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Charles Reiling. July 1. Mrs. Edna Webster enloyed the cards and gifts from her many friends. She celebrated her 80th birthday. We wish her many more. Mine Jones. Warren Fruits. Bill Pne Troy Quails. Lee Hasklns. Virgil Rex (ord. Leland Pops, Roy Beas ley, and Roy McNeil. A musical crogram will be lea- a musical program will be lea- Roeder Mrs. Joseph 1 tured at the next meeting. July 7. in,,nM'wimnr and th with tapdance numbers by Maxlne 0( the afternoon, Mrs. ,u,w hhu vsjuuucuc onuca. una Mrs. orem. Brattain. Mrs. Wilbur HescocK, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Loosley. Mrs. Patrick J McAuliffe. Mrs. Marvin Roeder. Mrs. Joseph Halford. Mrs. CO-nosienneo Nicholson f LIKE v I PAT AND I v mike y CSU MIDNIOHT . PELICAN WORLD-WIDE TRAVEL BUREAU All Reservations Itineraries FREE! Ph. 8873 - Winema Hotel Lobby fBw-Twwi'T'' 1 , i .V :' iviJI.i. I II A m 0 r j 1 k- J J ? A ri AN AUGUST WEDDING is scheduled for pretty bridt-.l.ct Helen Doego. dau9hter of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Doego, IV26 VViard, whose fiance it Jack Waybrent, ton of Mr. and Mrt. John F. Waybrant. 1 745 Wall. Photo by Gudorian Hr ItllllKHTA DKtVKV Meirllls Front alreel la definite ly takini; on a nrw look turr.e daya, with neveral firm moving to new lorallons, store finiiU heiim paint ed and Kcurrnt reiuodellnit and re furnishinit of Interiors going on. The Merrill Pharmacy, which moied ftevrral monlhs ago to the bulldniK formerly occupied by Eant lord and Company grocery store, now supports an attractlc new Kieen front and large neon sign. The ln;erlor was remodelrd at the lime Ihe move was made, and work Is now progressing on new offlrfs fur Dr. K. F Trotmail. which will be located In the rear of the building opening on main sirerl. Marks Cnle has JuM re-opened after - nhul-down of two weeks lor repainting bolh the Intel lor and rxierior of Uir building. The Mer rill Clothing Store has moved one door lo the west, the building pre viously occupied by the Merrill Pharmacy. The Interior hs been re-done, and new thrives and rases added. ' Completing Ihe round-robin ef moving, the poMnf.Tic pened Fai urday morning In Ihe building va cated by ihe Clothing Company, ft has also been completely re-palnlrd in-ide. and new cjuipmeiil Ii expect ed in the future. I Jamea and PoMhall Hodges, ho opriale Hodge Ilrothera Clrocery have annou-ced plans for rc-model. Hug and rnlarglnt their store. Their I biilldltit adjoins Ihe old pojtofflra, and they plan lo lake out the Inter vening wall which ill almost dou ble their Moor space. Work will I start immediately and be compel led In the near future. LETS YOU HAVf A 'EW IN YOUR OWN KITCHEN ' for taw fl mm mr i 1 s i& u Vlicn Cascade docs his shirts for you they'll come back a joy to wear . . . narklinn. white and ironed to his kind of perfection. Why not 11m with ul of carefully hirts . . . prise h economy surprise a drawer Cascade's laundered you'll sur with the of Cas- cade's service too. Phone 5111 for pick-up and delivery service. Send your cleaning wild your laundry! CASCADE t Co I IBM ''"LW1""11''1' I I 'B VS-Z of SUPERIORITY Jvtr Dior in or riioxr; fa. Tell ui you want a new 8KR VKL in your kitchen. Wa'll deliver it, you hand ua ont small dc-llai and wa leave tht proof of SEllVEI.'S su periority aquartly up to you I It's tha no-moving- parta refrigerator tht mlraela refrigerator with the Peima Cou fretting Syatem. Kven a ehangt of one degree tem perature atarts the frteting aetion. And there's nothiar meehanieal about SERVEL'8 Kreeung System nothing to wear, stays permanently ilent. Prove to ynurielf that Sl'.RVKL la beet for only one dollar. Come in. hurry In -DO IT NOWI SIMPI F W SIIFNTO as o ftfrcofoforf No movinir pirta la tht nuifnjr frinf vyiltm tntuu-nnthinf to wor or mtk noil - vr I ai o light Bufbf Ptrmnntnlly ilntt And J tut ft rflnilinl, too. Givi vnu world'! rnoit conitant, aaft cold t COMF. IN... Or Phone 7415 Today! ' WOIID'I OIIATIST COMtlNATION OF INTUIOt MATUUSI 4r IwHer CeiHlllleeei 4r Oew-aMJee rreifceeeil Hlurt.il. lathei Orti-eiHf-latfl tellel Nev-Oeilie Dm Heetflei H CAelte ef felerler Celer t eeiereile- "J LIMITED TIME ONLY UTILITYWSERVICE OALironNiA-PAoirto W Utilities 0mmmv YOUR GASXOMPANY LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Opp. Post Office If No Answer Phont 3566 Mr. and Mrs. Walt Mclntyrt Klomafh's Finest 1011 Main St. Klamath Falls Phone 7415 Is