SATURDAY, JULY 19. 1032
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
REFLECTIONS
FROM
MI1H. IIOWAMU P, I.F.WW i Dr.
II. I. i 01 luliuilly lulicuulcil a
neat l huiior- Pm-llunu, arrived
Thursday noun "JuM In llntc to
pour for llir tea itlven (or Mm.
JJllirn II. blinw "nil Mrs. Koberl
M. Walluce iwamln rllmwi mid
muil lniM)rlnnt while Wnncla la
aimiiiiu heir Willi hrr children,
entitle will have all opportunity to
really know youim uiuiiri-nciiliewn
Juinle and Prtrr Wallace Inci
dentally I'clor la thr namesake ol
I'. A. Albcrtaon-The Aluerl-,ons
Inuii itlcnllllrd with the I'rllran l.br
Co here and In the town's social
activities are now livlnx In
llurltniiuine Holy water Iroin the
aumo Itlver Jordan wan urd at
Ihln year's christening of Polci
and Jamie's lni year.
CAPITAL KUN Paul Buck -local
county Urino chairman, and
lamtly were recent vlaltora at wile
Dorothea' aiMer'a home In Ha lent
and hcu they pulled up in
front of the (lob and Pet Dialer
home the lawn wea a aolld mass
of anna loudly drcluriiie the
prritiUca to he "Jtcpuullcan Head
(lUarlera" "No Democrats Al
lowed ""Down Wllh Kelauver"
but since thry weie lo be houe
gucala ol D'a alnier drove alowly
around to the driveway lo powlhly
unload lun-nne and two tired
tuuihlera end there were greeted
with a blunt blu "Urn "DKMO
CHATS KUKP OUTM"-nd wo ol
courne lovo the (act that the
Uraiera are OOP's end no doubt
personally put up the "Wo Like
Ike" alsna-and thai "good sports
Dorothea tl Pul are atlll won
clerlni how bit a new and how
many hours ol effort were e
uended 10 assemble auch an array.
JIKRE FOR THK RUMMER
at the WUIard with her aon Leo
Hcerlelt-Mra. Btella Scarlett -fipnt
Woodland-al.o with their
(fid aro Leo Jr end Linda 4
handsome and pretty-end bounc
In with cnerav.
Bridal Shower
For Mrs. Hood
A lovtlv bridal ahowtr waa ilv.
en at the Langell Vallev Communi
ty hull July II. In honor ol a new
bride. Mra. Bill Hood. (Carol Cran
' dall of Mitchell. Oregon.) The stage
was arranged wllh blue. Dink and
while aummer flowera from the
gardens ol Mra. Lloyd Olll and
"urn. LUlher Noble. Pink and while
lanera were on the lone refresh
ment tables and on the gift table.
Hcfrrshmenls were Nerved dur
ing the evening by Hostesses, Mrs.
Clyde Woolen. Mrs. Flovd Meeker.
Mrs, Trank DeHel, Mrs. Charles
walker. Mrs. Lloyd Olll. Mrs. Mike
McAullff. Mrs. Paul FHihuaii and
Mrs. Clav Walker to the following:
Blllle Harrla. Klna Fltthuih.
Franeea Nork. Catherine Dearborn
Martha McAullll. Mary Anne Leav
Itt, Sandra Hllson, Mrs. Ted
Hchmedll, Mrs. Lcwla Slnller. Mrs.
Joe Potucek, Mrs. Jamea Baldock,
Mra. Waller Bmlth Sr.. Mrs. Ben
Nork, Mrs. Homer Roberta. Mr
Wesley Dearborn and Mrs. Bill
Fisher.
Mra. John McCullv. Mrs. Chris
Hood, Mrs. Bud Harris. Mrs. Bill
Cunningham. Mrs. Sandre Burnt
vedt. Mrs. Lloyd Crawford, Mra.
Francis Lilly, Mrs. Luther Noble.
Mra. Paul Monroe. Mrs. Elliott
House, Mrs. Mlko Dearborn, Mrs.
Bob Burden. Mrs. Guv Hltson. Mra.
John Brown. Mrs. Lester Leavltt,
Mra. Bill Burnett, Mrs. Dick Bmlth.
Mra. Lyman FIlrhugh. Mra. Leland
Harris. Mra. Bill Novotnv. Mrs.
Bob Beater. Mrs. George Kernlund,
Mis. Russell Walsh and the hon
ored guest.
Carol and Bill attended OTI prior
to their marriage. The bridegroom
la farming and thev will mako
their home In Langell Valley.
Local Man Weds In
Meridian Idaho
In prclty aummer ceremony,
. Llla Marie Lloyd, Meridian, Idaho,
became the bride of Sergeant
. Wayne A, Oobcr. Klamath Falls.
The bride Is the datuihter of Mrs.
W. U. Du Bold, Meridian. The
bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and
Mra. Elmer Gober of the Henley
district.
The double ring ceremony was
read June 38 at the home o( the
bride's mother.
The brWo wore a while after
noon frock and carried red rosea.
Bhe visited here In January with
her (lance who Is stationed at Fort
Lewis.
Tho 8ergcant returned last Ma
from 1ft months oveiseas In the
Korean war.
Potluck Supper
A potluck supper on the lawn of
the Leland Harris home recently,
was In honor of Mra. Leland Har
rla. who was celebrating; her blrtli
iv. Guests tvere: Mra. Mae Gale.
Blllle Harrla, Mr. and Mra. Ted
Albert and famllv: Mr. and Mra.
Bud Harris and famllv; Mr. and
Mra. Jack Pealross and daughter:
Norman Fltrgerald and Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Harris.
Invitations and Announcements
rrnm ls.es Par Haalrta
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lo aik ror I our v.opy vr
C "WEDDING CUSTOMS"
i By Ivalyn Murray
;62? Main
yosagoaanaona won a svm
JiyAf 1 Enirav4 a
if:
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TMK YACHT CLUB treasure
hunt In. I rtiimlnv a bin u
uta with 100 members and tmesis
tnkluii part In what llirv all aaree
waa a really DlrTHItKNT day -luoiorlr.td
crall In Ike hunt and a
railhiml rave a wonderiul picnic
III the Old Apple Orchard.
I MAHYMAO ADI)IKON-on III
mend wllh wmiiici. Alowly hcnlluj
-from a In II vou'd have to nee to
bcllrve-Slie III on both elbows
'both wrists ono knee stitches In
'aim and knee were necessary
la Mini II lo.id of uiuvel waa re.
i moved and all bec.iuw she waa
dodging a plnu-ponn bjlll
ANOIIIKfl BULLETIN Iroin
the Horontlmlat itala who went lo
I he natiouul convention In Wiish
DC this Iroin Quebec where
ihklna Albrecht Dena Hackei
Inabelle llrlxner and Hulh Adnma
are atnvlnir at the Chateau F'ronte
nar they are havlim a wonderful
lime and are thrilled with the
beautiful ncenerv they've seen.
MIKK AND DUULAII MEOAN-
taklna a well earned rent are on
a vacation lor two weeks which
will Include a tilt) Into Mexico
THK JAME8 OOONS 1435 Home
dale Road are back allor a trip
lo OF and In the other direction
to Halem Youiht dauithter blimey
-and Marie and Jim were none
about two weeks and while in
tialem Jim attended a data re
union dinner a' Chuck a.
w
MRS. DON FIMIER has none
to Panama lo visit her sitter
exuecls lo be Done all summer
our little Informant lost Ills notes
and I couldn't reach Don Fisher
on the phone and didn't have time
lo drive out to the Lava Beds to
contact the superintendent in per
aon Before going to ' press
so that a that.
Wilbur Jones Are
Recent Hosts To
Son and Family
Mr. and Mra. Wilbur W. Jones,
daughter Sharon and aon. Brad
of Pittsburg. California, are on tho
last lap of a three-weeks vacation.
The first week was spent at tho
Lawrence Mehaffey summer home
on the American river, near Lake
Tahoe; the second week found them
at ine noma ol Mrs. Jones' par
ents, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Hawortb,
near Boise, Idaho.
Mra. Jones and tho children re
mained In Idaho lor a len (lav vb.ll
while Wilbur came to Klamath
Falls to spend len days wllh Ills
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A.
Jonea, 103 High Blreet. Mra. Jones
and the children came to Klamath
Falls Tuesday evening, and tho
family relumed to their home via
the Redwood highway on Thursday.
Wilbur la aenlor Industrial engl
nccr at Columbia Steel, Pittsburg,
a position ho has filled for the
past ten years. He la a graduate
of KUHS-IB34-and of 08C.
SOJOURNERS
PLAN PICNIC
Solourners and guests met In the
Paul Bunvan Room July . for a
13:30 no-hostess luncheon, followed
bv the remilar hiotinesj. m..iin.
ahd social hour of cards.
Mrs. J. R. Rhodes, president,
opened Uie business meeting and
Introduced the guests. Mrs. Chsrles
II. Zelgler snd Mrs. W.M. Trotter.
To add vsrlety to the occasion,
members wore Western dress and
first prize was won by Mrs. E. J.
Cleorv.
Plans for the annual adult pic
nic, were announced bv Chairman
Mrs. C. F. Chase, scheduled for
July 13. a p.m.. at Moore Park.
Assisting Mrs. Chase will be:
Mrs. L. J. Zelgelmeyer. Mrs. J. J.
Howard. .Mrs. D. A. Richardson
ana Mrs. u. p. urovet. There win
be no regular meeting that day.
For reservations and information
call Mrs. Zelgelmeyer. 2-3537.
Mrs. Llovd Young and Mrs. J. E.
Sartln were hostesses for the af
ternoon. Prizes In csrds were awarded
lo Mrs, H. I.. Robertson, bridge:
Mrs. L. J. Zelgelmeyer, canasta:
and Mrs. D. P. Droves, pinochle.
Newcomers, who are alwsys
welcome, call Mrs. Anna Cook,
337B inr information.
Vat , . . you'll find It
hard ta believe yaur dia
mond con leak a dif
ferent, la woaoVful, un
til you lee It mat In a
now end exquisite mount .
Ine from Rlckyil Largo
oloetlon, from $3. 30
(Fed, tog Inc.) .
from Ft J '
Old a . "
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JUST IN FROM A ROUND OF GOLF at Sun Vollay art Dr. and Mr.. Marvin Nerieth, and ton
and daughter, Marvin Jr. and Gail. They war quests at (ha Idaho retort, leaving there the first
part of tha week.
Joyce Olson
(Continued (rum page I.)
Herbte Barrel! and Leo Olson,
brothers of the bridegroom and
bride.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held in the church
parlois,
Mrs. Arthur Oburg aerved the
wedding cake, assisted by the
brldegroom'a oUters-ln-lsw. Mra.
Allan Barrett and Mrs. Harold
Barrett, who also served st the
punch bowl,
Joyce Lee Hoagland. college
classmate, carried the guest book.
The bride s gown wsa made by
a close friend, Mrs. John Bund
qulst. Joyce la a graduate of Henley
High School, bin Is now enrolled
si Houtheni Oregon College.
The bridegroom wss, until re
cently In tho U.S. Nsvy. where he
served four years In the Blstes,
Baby Shower
For Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Henry Andrus, Mrs. How
ard Myers snd Bonnie Nelson were
hostesses at the Andrus home,
Thursday evening June 20, to a
baby shower honoring Mrs. Doug
las Clstk. After the plesssnl eve
ning of visiting and taking pic
tures: Ice cream, cake, punch and
colfee was served lo Mrs. Claude
Olson. Doris: Mrs. Floyd Breed
ing v rrnflnn ITnlrfen. Mra.
Elmer Kappen, Mrs. Had Noakes,
Mrs. Jim Butler. Mrs. Mike Short,
Mrs. Archie Tharp. Mrs. Bud
Stevenson and daughter Barbara.
nnn.,.)..!!. Reltw Afiririla
Grandmother Julia Andrus. Pam-
ela Knials. Rosemary, nooinson,
Mia. Rex Orltzmaker and Mrs.
Oeorge Tumblcson of Mt. Hebron.
Several sent gifts, but were un
able to come.
Hi ,
MR. CHARLES STILWELL...
Huntington Park, Calif., re
cently announced the forth,
coming marriage of hit
daughter, Shirley, is Clinton
Lee (Sweeney) Barrett, ton
of Mr. and Mn. Albert Bar.
rett, Wocui. The wedding
will be solemnized tomorrow
in Los Angelei.
Budqet Account Invited
(IICISTiUs JIWIllll
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Jspan and Korean waters.
' Out of town guests were: the
bride s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
(Jcorge Miller. Mt. Shasta: Mr.
and Mra. Erwln Miller and daugh
ter, Coqullle; Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Doke and four children. Mt
Shasta: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoover,
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:Mrs. Stewart
I Entertains
Mrs. Merrill Stewart entertained
the Bonanza Sewing Club al her
home July 10. The members are
making articles for the bazaar
nheduled for fall. Tea was aerved
'o Hie following: Mrs. Ivan Bold.
Mrs. Bill Jonea. Mrs. Ed Ober-1
n.-icle, Mrs. isnmel Dick. Mrs. Cecil
Haley, Mrs. Daisy Hickman, Mrs.
Iren? Bechdoldt. Mrs. Dewey Horn.
Mrs. Henry Hchmor. Mra. BUI Bech
doldt. Mrs. Birdie Burk. Mra. Flor
ence Horn. Mrs. Clinton Corpeninx
and the hostess Mrs. Stewart.
Surprise Party
Blllle Harris gave a birthday
Party at ner patents' home July
14. fn honor of her mother It was
a surprise party.
Midnight refreshments Included
a cake made by Mrs. BIU Burnett.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Har
ris. Mr. and Mra. Ted Albert, and
Wtlma. Carol, Kenneth and Larry,
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Harris and Vir
ginia and Allan. Mr, ai.d Mrs. Bill
N'ovotny, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peal
ross and Jackie. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Burnett. Mr. snd Mrs. Lester Leav
ltt. Norman Fitzgerald. Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Brown and Virginia and
Blllle Harris.
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Guild Meeting
Mrs. Wesley Dearborn entertain
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at tha Parish Hall July 10. with
President Mrs. Luther Noble con
ducting the ahort business meeting.
The members sewed for the com
ing bazaar to be held thia fall.
Mrs. Paul Monroe was awarded
the contest prize.
Refreshments were served at
4:30 p.m. by Mrs. Dearborn to Mrs.
Douglss Smecler, Mrs. Art Monroe.
Mrs. Charles Partridge. Mra. Grace
Blaser, Mrs. O. C. Johnson, Mrs.
Ben Shepherd and Cindy, Mra.
Marlon Llrvisay', Mrs. Luther Noble
and Mra. Paul Monroe. .
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Mrs. Darrel Johns, the former
Kubv Icenbtce. whose marriage
took place In Reno recently.
Bouquets of summer flowers wore
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Mrs. Lulu Storey. Mrs. Clem Icen
blce and Mrs. Charles Teague
poured at Die distinctively-arranged
relreshment table.
Invited guests were Mra. Warren
Ochs, Mrs. Alia Newmsn. Mrs.
Mary A. Taylor, Dorothy Taylor,
Til Morsn, Bessie Dixon. Pat Cor
nish. Joyce Icenblce. Mrs. Leonard
Llsk. Marv K. Tavlor. Mrs. Rosa
Van Meter. Josephine Lyon. Leon
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' Evelyn Ochs. Betty Hawk, Mar
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Mrs. W. Btastny, Mrs. O. V. Reeve,
Connie Reeves, Mrs. Robert Pet.
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