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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1952)
SATtmDAV, JULY 12. 10.12 r -HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN ' I 11 ft ? E J. 11 - "v.j V 1 i tV ' "I Vr,,. j" i .'... v ... I:. MRS. R. W. (BOB) FERGUSON wh wai hsrg wllh dor hutbnd on combined buiintu and ploaiura trip; pictured at the Paul Dalton homo on the Merrill highway, where the and her hutbandt were houserjueits. After a buty week of tocial activities, they have returned to their home at Malibu. Photo by Kettler r . ' ' T - - I ' " ' ' 'J MR. AND MRS. BERT E. MILLER 1755 Creicent Avenue, an. nounce the engagement of their daughter, Petty Ruth, to Or. mand Vy. Eckley, son qf Mrs. W. D. Bishop, Willow Ranch, Cali fornia. Patsy Ruth is a graduate of KUHS, class of '51 and at Ltondod OTI. She was publicity editor for that school until the close of the spring term. Her fiance was a graduate of OTI in November of '51, and is at present employed In Lakeviow. Patty has been known to the public nearly all her life at a vertatile entertainer; at accordionitt, pianist, and for hor readings, for which she has boen awarded trophies. A late fall wedding is planned. Birthday Party In C.I. Clubhouse FORT KLAMATH On WCdncs ,ny nftcrnuon. June 11, Mrs. Blnlnp Iratliiln cntcrtn Inert with n tini'ty n-iil hi Iho C. I. Clubhouse, celc irntliiK the blrthdnv.i of hor two hllclrrii, Doimlns Klilnn, II vo on line 11. and Mnrv Esther, who will e tlueo July IB. for Ihn dlvrrsron of the aflcr nnn, Kmr!i were plnyrd under the lipervlslon of Mm. Robert Rldeiv our. a merry time bclnir en.nyed y nil t lip nmnll fry nnd ndulta. Afler Utile Dnuiilin mid Mnry liened their Rlfls, refreshments were served to the stroup by the hostess. Children Invllrd were: Gnry nnd Anne Oiem. Knlhy, Ronnld nnd nnvmond Rldenhoiir, Ounnv nnd .ludy Culver. Diile. nnd Lmvrencc Kendnll. Fnybln nnd Vlmlnln Pill chelt. nnd Jnnet Rny Thomns. Adulls present were: Mrs. Clny Thonui". Mrs. Old Pillihelt, Mrs. Jesii RlRlilinler. Mrs. Al Lewis, Mrs. Onll Culver. Mrs. Robert Rldenhoiir, Mrs, Mitchell (Mike) Benuller: nnd Bonnie Bonner, vis lllim from BellliiRhnm nt the home of her slslcr. Mrs. Onll Culver. Sending Kills but pot present nl the pnrty were Mr. nnd Mrs. Wll llnm C. Hnckler. Mrs. Ellr.nbclh M. Lnnslcy, Miss Dlnne Beehtel, nnd the pnrtcrnnl Rrnndmothcr, Mrs. Eldon M. BrnUntn. Evergreen Garden Club Evergreen Garden Club met at Altmnnnt Junior Hmh Monday eve. iiiiiR. July 7. with seventeen mem bers present. Alms Garlson pre sided In her position as the newly eleeled president. Iris held the spollLht for the eveninc. with a round table dls rus:on. In which Mrs. Lloyd Seely led the di-scunsion on arranirement ol Iris in the Harden, with par llciilsr emphasis on color coordina tion. 8he w-ss nsslsted by Mrs, Mntlhew nclKatll. who discussed Hie culture and diseases of Irla. It was particularly pointed out that Iris should be planted between now and August, as nt that time the buds are becinnlnir to form. If they are planted later- than August the bud may be disturbed and thev mny not bloom the follow init venr. Mrs. Fred Dalton cen tered her discussion on the use of iris as a cut (lower In arrange ments for the home. . Evergreen Garden Club Is at the piesent time making tentative plans for a specimen Iris bed at Winrd Park where named varieties of iris will be on display for the public. Inasmuch as no place ta prepared al this time for placing the Iris, Mrs. Alma Upptndahl haa ollcred the use of her garden for temporary planting, Mrs. Ray Garrison, Mrs. Joe Cox nnd Mrs. Clnrk Kesdall stave a re port on the State Convention of Gnrden Clubs of Oregon which they attended In Portland the early part of June. Refreshments were served by 01a Alexander and Lillian Kama lad. A snle of a few perennial flowers was held, with Alma Uppendahl in charge. KCs and CDA's Picnic July 1 3 Knights of Columbus and Cath olic. Daughters will siionsor a Joint picnic for members and their fam ilies at Mnlln Park, Sunday, July 13. It will be an all day event, and members are urged to bring well filled picnic baskets. Coflea and light refreshments will be served. Swimming, games and wading will be diversions of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Huettl Will be general chairmen Regulnr meeting of CDA Mon day, July 14, 8 p.m TUfcLlC MVITEO hwuM mor's club mum r - APULTS 4 1.2 5 stia, Klamath's Flnaat Mllka In the World's Mod Convenient Container)! Opens Easily! Cloiet Eaiilyl rinKaneniri Poun Cleanly! LOOK FOR THE POLKADOT CARTON craterXake dairy products r)r-rl f It "SO-SO" It whet she named herself, but she is really Isola UHerback, who wet here with her mother, Mrs. W. W. (Dutchl Utterback; (Gladys Hall. I "Se-So's" daddy is stationed at Coco Solo Navel Air Station, Canal Zone, Patrol Squadron 45. The four yeer eld charmer has been visiting with her grand parents, the R. J. Halls, Summers Lene, end with her aunt, Alice Hell. She end Iter mother arrived June 10 on the Fern C Norwegian ship and they left for Sen Francisco, July 10, tailing en Teithen, M.S., July 12, for the 8 day trip home. Photo by Ferebee BgMiiwHareaaMiBaaaaBagaaBaBKBaaaaaa;aaEEBaaaBjaaiataaBaBaBMaaaaaaBM r ' v --v,- f ' """ 1 1 " " xf : --aA v- , . k i V - -. -' J J " 1 MRS. MALBURN MUDD and son Johnny, who were recent visitors at the home of Dr. ani Mrs. Richard Currin. She is Mrs. Currin't sister from Eugene; now en route to Japan to join her husbend, M-S Mudd; stationed at Fort Mason. She was extensively entertained while her. Photo by Kettler. LOCAL MAN CLAIMS OSWEGO GIRL AS BRIDE IN PORTLAND CHURCH St. Stephens Episcopal Cathedral, Portland, was the scene of the wedding of Barbara Jones, Oswego, to J. Kelly Farris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Henry, 240 East Main Street. Dean O'Rlllion of the Episcopal Church, officiated at the service June 28, 2:30 p.m. The bride, who made her home with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Watson, Oswego, was given in marriage by her uncle Mr. P. L. Stanton, Pasadena. She was lovely in a dress of fine imported handmade French lace, fitted bodice styled with a low cut neckline and a small bertha collar softly falling over the shoulder. Yards and yards of the lace were gathered over two extremely full skirts, one of nylon and the other of taffeta. Her fingertip veil was held with a cap f the same- lace, trimmed with seed pearls. She wore lace above-the-elbow mitts and carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley, stephanotis with white satin streamers, and centered with baby orchids. Lines or tne vaney, wnite gisdi the bridegroom: and ushers includ all law school classmates of Farris at the University of Oregon. Mrs. T. E. Watson wore a rose lace ankle length dress and her corsage was of deep wine baby orchids. Mrs. Henry, mother of the bride groom chose a dress of champagne lace and she wore a corsage of deep brown orchids. The reception was at Lake Os wego Country Club, where the large gathering of guests and relatives were received. Mrs. D. H. Bates. Mrs. Fred Wil bur, Mrs. A. J. Schleunlng and Mrs. Chris Kisky poured; Mrs. R. Rlsteigan cut the cake; and Mrs. Edward Reynolds, Catherine Led dingham, Libby Miller and Martha Stapleton assisted. For traveling, the bride wore a cinnamon brown and white tie silk suit, dark brown accessories, and a white rough weave English topper. The new Mrs. Farris ts a grad uate of Lincoln High School, Port land, and entered the University of Oregon in 1948. She was grad uated from there as a speech maj or this year. She is a member of Delta Gamma sorority. ' ' Farris Is completing his law stu dies at the U O. He was last year's president of Phi Alpha Del ta, honorary, and ts a memoer or Sigma Phi Epsllon. He attended KUHS, leaving there as a aopho more; was in th army until 1MT, when he successfully passed testa admitting him to the university. . from which he was graduated in 51. The couple will be at home in Eu gene. Their wedding trip was spent in San Francisco and Southern Ci ifornia. oil. white roses and greenery were used to decorate the church. . Organist waa A. Dennlson, who played Incidental wedding music. Maid of honor, Patricia Young, Oswego, wore a white embroidered organdy, ballerina skirt, white dutch cap and white linen shoes embroidered In red. She carried a bouquet of bright red gladioli, cen tered with white flowers. The bridesmaids, sorority alsters of the bride, wore dresses exact ly aa the maid of honor, with the exception of their bouquets, which were fashioned of all red gladioli. The four of them were: Lois Wil liams. Eugene; Anne Armstrong, LOST RIVER GARDEN CLUB MERRILL Lost River Garden club members met June 24. at the home of Mrs. J. Perry Haley tor a tea honoring members of the Malin Garden club. Co-hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Ivan Kandra. Mrs, Joe Micka, and Mrs. V. C. Rexford. Topic tor the meet ing was "Motoring Through Flower- land ' By Mrs. J. waiter Browning. Next regular meeting will be July 93. Edmundton, Alberta: Sally Erics son, Eswego; and Flora M. Mitch ell. Portland. Best man was Dr. L. D. Peder son, Portland .former classmate of the bridegroom, and ushers includ ed. Dr. K. A. Poole. Eugene: John Sabln, Portland: Robert Christ, Portland: Thomas Brand, Salem: K i g c a a'BWB boo o s'fl'trc o'o'tnnre e See Us ' ivciallT Correct, aV o , Invitations end Announcamtnts tr.m lf.M r.r Kindred , ', Atk For Your Copy Of ; I "WEDDING CUSTOMS" ; ' ly Evelyn Murray :",M'"6lgli'Si h. 7412 nl. m c4: kiooeooooeoooaoQQ o o o o o o on 3 T'f ru ft 4 t Tr v i 23 . . '. end you can sec for yourself just what GOOD CLEANING does for your clothes! 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