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PAGE SIX HKRALD AND NEWS. Kt.AMATH FALLS. OREOON SATUHOAY. AUOU8T2, 10S2 J 'I r7 '4 ENGAGEMENTS If '1 MR. AND MRS. VERNON A. MOORE Merrill Highway, an nounce the engagement of their attractive daughter, Marilyn June, to Ronald Hall, son of Mrs. Alma Hall, La Crescenta, Calif., and Marlin Hall, Monrovia, Calif. The announcement was made at a tea at the Moore home, July 26. The affianced, a popular couple on the University of Oregon campus, have not set a definite wedding date. Photo by Fehly Eugene GARDEN IS .SETTING FOR SHOWER GIVEN AT ORVID ERICKSON HOME 1 . i 1, rT- I : I injiwu'iriiini m iiiwriiiiiiwiiiieiinmiiiiiaiMiiMiiiiei The lovely garden at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orvid Erickson, 2641 Front, was the setting for a bridal shower July 28. given in evening party were: Margie King, Mrs. Hans Norland, Mrs. Stephen Bunch, Faye and Shirley Peugh, Sylvia Ready. Ediih Freeson, Nan- honor of Janet Russell, bride-elect cy Smore, Gail Englesby, Caroline 01 neroert Wing, Medfard. 1 1 heubronner, Mary Lou Poole, Shir- Co-hostcss with Mrs. Erickson ' lcy Heuninger. Patricia Ward. De was Jean Rae Oldenburg. The lal-1 'o PoUti, Patsy Taylor, Mary ter is a fellow student of the af-! Beih Rice, Ann Peterson, Nancy f lanced couple at Southern OregoD ' a"d Sherry Russell. Jerry N t and CoUege. Ashland. j Mrs- Jennie Hotchkins. A table built around a big ucc in the garden held the gUts. attached j PnnaapmPnf to pale pin and blue streamers L.I lyaycmeilL tied to branches of the tree and j n 1 1 , tne gucs were secured to the table! KeVeSleCl At wim nowcrs. Invited guests to the charming j evell Home Shower At Chiloquin WEDDING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS Processed or Engraved From 50 For One Hundred 4 Day Delivery! ' SHAW STATIONERY CO. 729 Main and surprised those present by foretelling the future marriage of Marian to Albert W. Nanneman. Vile news was revealed to: Edith Pieruccini, Betty Alexander, Eva , c. ... o.ewari, Mary Stewaii, Mrs. ved Morion, iaoh. farsont,, Mrs. Martin Par son, Mrs. Ed Born, Mrs. Rooert ai . Mrs. Ona Biglcy, Mrs. Pearl O'Neil, Mrs. Elsie Siemens, Mrs. ic-u otruu-, -v.s. rioyu Camp bell and Mrs. Ted Munson. Summer flowers were used in large arrangements throughout the rooms. Mrs. A. L. Stuart was hostess at a cleVer announcement party July 25, when she entertanied for her niece. Marian Nefcell. at the CHILOQUIN A large and beau- home of Marian's mother, Mrs. tiful siiower was given ou Tuesday j Esther Newell. Lakevic highway evening July Si in honor 01 Mrs. v.,, , Harry Pcanon of WUiiamsou Av- arly twenty guest were in er by the following hostesses: Mrs. ' i'-d .rj. Pcurl O'Neill told Bob MaUiis, Mr. Walter Pohll, fortunes as part of the evening's fjier anu m. om ivuiiiici. iuc Winema farm in the Wood River vauey ior the setting for the party. Following a clever game and lac sei'vmg 01 reircsameiitS gilts were openeu by the guest of honor, frames on tne carets read as. tol lows: Mrs. E. K. Smith, Keno; Mrs. Homer Hotl and Mrs. Daisy iuu mUu-iiZu; rallies -tuu- gers, Cottonwood, Calil.; Mrs. Uene Page, Mrs. Clarence Jenkins and Mrs. J. Q. Buell, Fort Klam ath. From Klamath Agency were Mrs. Merton Porter, Mrs. George Shor ey, Leila Kirjt and Mrs. Seldon Kirk. Williamson River names were Mrs. Joe Miller Sr., moUicr of the guest of honor, Mrs. Herman Aik en, Mrs. Marold Collins, Mrs. Rob ert Doak, Mrs. Ivan Doak, Mrs. K. W. Collins, Mrs. Bud Gentry, Mrs. William Roark and Karen Miller. Mrs. George Johnson and Mrs. Bert Bickers of Modoc Point. Mrs. Floyd Ohlcs, Mrs. Manuel Ochoa, Mrs. Alan Hatcner, Mrs. Paul Wanipler, Mrs. James Chip man, Mrs. John Bradley, Victoria Nelson, Mrs. Dwight Kircher, Elida DeBortoli, Mrs. Matt Sampson, Mr. Anton Zadina, Omie Jordan, Mrs. Wm. DuBois, Mrs. Martha Nelson, Mrs. Louis Bickers, Mrs. Glen Kircher, Mrs. Lee Hatcher, Mrs. Roy Gienger, Jessie Hatcher, Jes sie Anderson, Mrs. Joe Miller Jr., Mrs. Ursula Bond, Mrs. Wayne Nichaus, Mrs. Mary Wright, Mrs. George Reed and Ivy Miller. Mrs. Evans Nelson, Lyda Miller, Mrs. Guy Staiger, Mrs. Ruby Nee ly of Portland, Mrs. Leon Pearson. Mrs. Cecilia Lobert, Mrs. Norman Mrs. Vern Hengl. Kathryn Wamp ler, Mrs. Ruby Peeler. Mrs. Wayne Hatcher. Manzanita Chapter 172 The annual picnic of Manzanita Chanter 172. OES was held Sat urday evening, July 19, In the beau tiful yard of tne John Larson resi dence. 513 Washington Street. Members and their families gath ered around the outdoor fireplace and enjoyed a wiener roast and ootluck suooer in picnic style. Vera Fritsch. Worthy Matron and John Larson. Worthy Patron were In charge of the delightful affair. The next social event will be a card party August 15, at 8 p.m. IOOF Kali. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE SMALLEY Malin, announce the engagement of their daughter, lllyt, to Richard Verle Reeves, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Reeves, Merrill.' Date for the wedding has been set for September 5, in the Malin Presbyterian Church. Photo by Fcrebee MR. AND MRS. DWIGHT SOUERS Klamath Agency, recently announced the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ann, to Sfephon Willie, Chiloquin, ton of Joseph Wil! o, North Dakota. The weddinq is scheduled for August 29 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church in Chiloquin, Photo by Fcrebee MARIAN NEWELL whose engagement to Albert W. Nanne man, was announced at the home of her mother, Mrs. Either Newell, Lalteview Highway, July 25. Mrs. A. L. Stuart, aunt of the bride-elect was hostess at the announcement party. Her fiance is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Nanneman, Salem. Photo by Gudarian IT ,4-4 i .. '"k ' ' j ; v,'. : v C MR. AND MRS. R. E. BAKER 1419 Canby St., announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice, to Maurice IMicltey) Resane, son of Mrs. Emelie Resane, 209 'j East Main Street; and John Resane, California. Alice was graduated from Sacred Heart Academy in 1950. Mickey is a graduate of Henley High School, class of "48". No date has been set for the wedding, Photo by Wes Guderian MR. AND MRS. HAROLD SHIDLER, 4719 Clinton Avenuo. an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Jean Marilyn, to Dick Carl McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elody Allen McDon ald, Yoncalla, Oregon. A late summer wedding in the Method ist Church in Drain, Oregon, is planned. Photo by Miller-Brumbaugh Golden Wedding Celebrated At Family Reunion Wednesday July 16. the golden weddintt anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Austin. 2205 Oregon Avenue was the occasion tor a fam ily reunion and celebration at the home of their daugher and son-in- law Mr. and Mrs. F. H. McCor- GLomry tow-ctiotie mis with f :"'mm l tKIM,li,r. Un4 Ml YOU FLUHRER'S ' ir itcli)vlv by ww nerww tY mmtui turn vnwy ikc . emrirA nack. on Lakcshorc Drive. and Mrs. Austin and brother of The rooms of the McCornack ' Mrs. McCornack. home were attractive with many Others present were: Mrs. Harry baskets of goldcn-hucd flowers sent Small, Portland: Mrs. Ben For by friends of the Austins. Isythc. Mrs. John Forsylhc. Nnncy At 1:30 a dinner party was held, and Lynn Forsythc, of Hood River; the table decorated with bcautllul Mrs. Roia McCornack. tho honor flowers In the gold fifty-year motif, guests Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Austin, Special guests here (or the occa- grandchildren Clifford Austin, Jan sion were Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Aus- Ice nnd Dnugla McCornack and tin and son CHIIord of New York the hnos Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc City, N.Y. Klrbv is the son of Mr. I Cornack. ' Mom. ot loveliness in this notched set, as in all genuine Orange filoiiom rings, is simplicity and grace in design. 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