BAfUKDiY, AUGUST 2, 10B2
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MR. AND MRSLaMARR CUNNINGHAM married in Reno,
July 12. Brido illio ditunjtlor oi Mr, and Mrt. Ralph Linkhert,
4644 Cannon ivonuo, and Cunningham's parenli, Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Nclnn, live in Aberdonn, Wavliinrjion, Cunninqhem
was a ttudont eiKUMS boforo joining the U.S. Navy; and Carol
wai greduatodin 1951. She will bt harn until her husband
il permanently tfllionct. Photo by Evergreen
"EFLECDNS
iFROM
Al)l)l:i) TOIN iler,Mire nt B
)nmirv "liimilv vji I " while Mrs.
Itirlinril M. Cnlliiim iJmm Ciini;
belli unci illr l.iitn wve vi-sidtiK
lirir. wit-, llwil ' hu-biilirl D'.t:k
jninril her v luiHv on (tie week
rncl M Hip Will In i-i-lrllllilc n
wpdMini? iuiiii.ri.iy-Uif UUli tor
Jie Cnniiwlls nij iho th lor the
CnlUlinil i,
i
MIU. T. J. MuS.Sl-.'Y. . .niter
r,i i"liiy-here with tier
MMir- lioiwdril hImui lor me re-,
utrii trin -to UliiiKiiile. MImisiIic
Hi willi io WomCoiiM l.in flint
Kallv mill Miirv Alice wiio win
hwve uiuwinu r
Mil to wve Uieir
li.ilcr who r liii
cation piiiniii-
hi home, while
"territory."
l inn Item htm lit
llirv explored II
TIIKY HOT J IE WOIID-Iilld
wliernvcr Hu'V ie nml whatever
ihi'V were iIoiiik f.hry linn tciiinmi
I'Mrhliii; Mintimj trnc!. hied
llicill r-iv-i In lifll lliilll I. Ilk" O'
Iho v.'o'dswiriii::--children
hiiihiiiKl i unci hi i" Imve n "et-Iniii-llicr
" li idf.iiimiiv In honor o(
Dude Iliilli-rMlt Jonn Ciillnhun
nml Wiuida wiliitT when Owen
l.orciii-. ilrculrdl IwMllv In enter
lulu lor tlu-tii! on Jiilv 24 Old
Irirntls nml Mfniiliniites who n s
MMiihlid in tlpi Miller home. 1K10
l'ncllic TiM-iiid were Ann Wilt-Iit.-i.
Miillv Ki-i. Ji'iinnette Lorenir.,
llllllr lvoiv, Nnrlv.H O'Neill. Willi
lied Kiivi-I. lii lliibsoii. Vlmlnln
Miller ii ml m-llie Uiuiett. Irom
lowu Cllv, Mho In viMtlnir with
her piiieiil.i. .Hie Jolin.Oiirilncra,
1038 lliBh Sieel.
J-IIOM Tlj: KAST to visit with
Iter si.sler. Jli -. imy ll.iiifot-k, 7111
1'iirllle Teitnee I- Mrs. Wlllliim
. Wnmier i.Vnmle Doydi. she Br
ined Jiit (K llm Ynden.i lloyd
Mvillc unit Boydle letl lor the
iiiiiM Uov.l lo icetipcrnle from n
nerioii.i vIim.i Intectlon (they're nil
M-rigiis tiul thin "he rrnlly luid
him down i llu-y'll be none Inr a
lonn week.
KTlllX HOUINaoN Mrs. M. E.
fliuid Min jliinny letl ye.sicrdny by
pliine lor Ui'iivci A bin family
I reunion Is planned tlirie dor nil
' lleinke.sl Dui'lim tliu two wcekn
t.he mid Jiiiiinir ivi'c none, Ur.
HohliiMin's innllier, Mrs. Llllliin
UoDiiiMin lowu City will tny
lei c with her Mill nml youiiu urnnd-iii-who
In loo youiiu to know one
lelntlvc Irom ' nnolhei- nt reunions.
tf. if. if.
TIMS AUCII CAI'K CTtKWS nl'O
KtlUni: stinted In Hint direction
IV "nut Di-iinns left lodny nnd
Ur Pnul Diilloiij lett torlny Nell
JlhrkN nml fnnilly lo follow Inter.
Ri
il.inien
Three"
up now
I
I
LAKE p'WOOUS-ls a busy sjxil
milled lo Irare nlready up there
mo tho McCulloclm Ralph
Uortlw and daughter Carol at
the Bllle.V who hnve apenl much
o( the .itnnmer up there with their
ions Stevo and Douj AND a
i.clle.-i ol hou.iciiUCMn HOSE
POOl.E over Irom Harbor at
THE OTHER 1IOU&K" With dlr
ICllenur Btoncr Leo uoaa up on
weekend OINE OLUBNBUKO
nnd dti-N Jenn Rae end Diane are
up ni the t.llinuion Laka home
incy wc.u up iucuuy AUipicU
to ,ec Lime buck lu town She'd
iiiiidr a itilck trip lu hnvo a tire
lixtda bin null had been picked
iip--iiml who cliniiKi'd II? Hie
n-ply ni'ntlv knocked uic down
Diane nnd )iouscpci tsuc Hunmby
ii the Hie stayed on!l
UREKXES IN THE BACKYARD
nt the Juckelnnd'n on Auburn
tint .--.n i auiiuuv lute .tUcrnuon
blew throuuh the ninny shade
tree,. unit waned over u periecl
politick birthday party (or Ucoiitc
Clark nnd t uny lirown who are
both "Jusl the smile uue aa Jnck
lioiiny '- Host Juck mid spouse
Mary Mugcd the main event and
Juck turned uot Home superb
"Schnschlyk'' cooked over char
coal and Ihey served home
iiiaue Ice cream like at Amy
Hi own i "liunouj family 4lh ut
July picnic."
HELEN AND O E O R 0 E
UUHUER at the Wluriiia lor a
couple ul days with Olgn Froenike
out here from ChlcaRo where ahe
in buyer In silks at Marshall Field
hits been with them at their El
Ceriilo home and (Jcomea 17 yr
old niece Doris Munalcrman
SK all on their way back after
n trip to Vancouver and Victoria
B.C. pleasure for tho gnlj and
business for Georijo.
.
DOWN Ofi THE DESERT cool
Inn oil In tho Cotinuy Club Patio
ntijolnlnir the awluiniliiK pool at
Wilbur Clark's Desert Inn Las
Vegas Lola and Marilyn HcniliiR'
sen were spotted by our resort
reporter far from their laoi Cres
cent Ave address. I
WIF1E SAVERS Mike and
Betiiah Regan back at the Yacht
Club from their vacntlon are pre
pni'tnn tenderloin sleaka and
Italinii meatballs nnd spaghetti for
Sunday's family dinner Mako res
ervations at the club.
,.,1 A") PRICE
SALE!
Dorothy Cray
Treatment Lotions
Orange Flower Skin Lotion
for dry ikin
Texture lotion for oily iliV
$100
lO-oi. Keg. 12.00 H0W1
22-ns. He. $3.75 M0W1 I
isviiuni.nn two Resillyf
in llie famous "Rule of
for lovelier skin. Stork
(Pricu plana)
rw-t , m-"P f iitawii F ' P a i i a i al in a--eJmrT. 'i wai
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RAYMOND FOX and hit bride art at the right, end her bro
ding ceremony in the Immaculate Conception Church, in Wet
Krtyiooloiki, wai followed by e nuptial high mail. Mrs. Fox i
Cordell, and her brother's wife wai Louise Shulti, daughter e
Raymond. was e popular member of the Sacred Heart Aca
ew jl Mr. and Mn. James Casey, 120 South 8th Street. They a
Baby Shower At
Klamath Agency
KLAMATH AGENCY Mrs. Dick
Souers of Chlloquin was given a
layette shower at the Agency Club
July 8. Jim two days before the
arrival of the Souer:.' fust child,
Ricky Nell. Hostesses for the party
were Mrs. Manuel Ochoa, Mrs.
Mis. Mary Wright, Mrs. Ursula
Bond, all of Chllociuln, Mrs. Mcr-
ton Porter, Mrs. George Shorey
aim airs, cm (tctisicr. -
Guests played canasta and table
gayics throughout the early part of
the evening alter which refresh
ments were served.
The Rucst of honor then opened
her gifts from the following friends
Mrs. Harry Pearson, Mrs. Ivan
Doak and Mrs. Robert Doak, Wil
liamson River; Knthryn Wamplcr,
Medford; Mrs. Clyde Leake and
Mrs. Hoy Johnson Klamath Falls;
Mrs. Victor Slsson, Mary Ann
Soucrs, Mrs. Dwlght Souers, Mrs.
Mark Careyi Mrs. Charles Wlrlh
mnn and Mrs. Herman Winn,
Klamath Agency.
From Fort Klnmnth were Mrs.
Marnaret Watson. Mrs. William
Zumbi um. Mrs: Fred ' Pope and
dnuRhlcr Linda, Mrs. Clarence Jen-
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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OWOON
kins, Mrs. J. Q. Buell, Mrs. Eliza
beth Loosley, Mrs. Gene Page, Mrs.
James Leggctt Sr., Mrs. Dennis
Knowles. Mrs. Mike Beiulieu, Mrs.
Jo Taylor, Mrs. William Page.
Mrs. Harold Wimer, Mrs. James
Van Wormcr, Mrs. Loren Miller
Sr., Mrs. Loren Miller Jr., Mrs.
Marvin Roeder, Mrs. Pat McAul
Itfe, Mrs. Jerry Slsemore, JoAnn
Slscmore, Mrs. Thomas Dyche, Dl
anne Bechtcl, Mrs. Emmett Mc
Keever, and Mrs. Carol Plttman.
Gifts from Chtlquin ere from
Mrs. William Lorenr, Ellda DeBor
toll, Mrs. Rudy Zadtna, Mrs. BIU
Wampler, Mrs. Bob Mathls, Mrs.
Leonard Norrls, Mrs. Floyd Ohlcs,
Mrs. Vem Hengl, Mrs, Lee Hatch
er, Mrs Frank DIUllo. Jessie Hatch
er, Betty Wright, Mrs. Roy Def
fenbacher, Mrs. Norman Wimer,
Mrs. Claude Farazoo, Mrs. Alan
Hatcher. Mrs. Glen Ktrcher, Mrs.
Dwlght Ktrcher, Mrs. Walter Zim
merman, Mrs. Guy Staiger, Mrs.
Paul Wampler, Mrs. George Reed,
Mrs. ernon Norval, Mrs. Gerry
Woltf.
Mrs. Walter Pohll, Mrs. Bob
Wampler, Mrs. Charles Steber. Mrs.
Leroy Olenger, Mrs. Merrill Hoppe,
Joanne Weddle, Mrs. Wayne Hatch
er, Mrs. Chester Jack, and the
hostesses. . ,
SPARKLING BRIGHT
LIKE NEW AGAIN!
Our expert cleaaiag
methedi r e 1 1 e r e titer
"new" leek le veur
clothes i meke them
lit better, (eel better.
Yeu'll ke. well f reemtj
all the time If yea sen4
your leaaln te Caicee'e.
Rememketf CLIAN
elethea are COOL
ilethet,
kene 3111
far eick-up
terrlce
CASCADE
ther, Donald Cordell end hit bride
ertown, S.D. The t e.m. service read by the Rev. Fr. Aloysius
s the former Reejene Cordell,1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy
f Mr. eed Mrs. Lewis Shults.
demy Student Body, end wes graduated in 1950. He is the neph
re now at Camp Kessler, Miss., where Raymond is stationed.
Photo by Gray's, Watertown, S.D.
Merrill Moose.
Attend State
Conference
MERRILL A grouo of Merrill
men and women attended the state
conference of Loyal Order of Moose
and Women of the Moose held In
Corvallls. July 25 to 31. Marjorle
Ehrmson of Portland, deputy grand
regent, was conference leader. Of
ficial visiter was Kay Mahaffey of
Oakland, member of the grand
council of the Women of the Moose.
Chapters throughout the state
have as their project the establish
ing of a fund to purchase hearing
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS
LOAN ASSOCIATION
ere shown after a double wed-
aids for the aged at Mooseheart.
Joe Chotard was the lucky winner
of an electric deep fryer, and a
car was also given away as part of
the benefit project. Jerry Allan
was one of fifty new members in
itiated at the conference. He will
be a member of the Merrill Chap
ter. The 1953 conference will be
held in Coos Bay.
Attending from Merrill were Mr.
and ' Max Hartlcrode, Mr. and
Mrs. John Baley. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hadley, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
my Slaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Allan, Dovle Reeder. Julia Bros,
Ray VanMeter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Adams., former Merrill residents,
also attended with the local group.
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS
Shows a continued growth of
assets through the years ...
June 1945 $3,703,510.00
June 1.947 $5,067,848.00
June 1949 $5,886,834.00
June 1951 $6,707,569.00
June 1952 $7,923,771.00
OFFERING ALL SAVERS
SAFETY AND GOOD EARNINGS
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MR. AND MRS. HENRY HARRISON MORGAN who were
married July 18 at the Roland Wright home, 635 Alameda
Avenue. Mrs. Morgan is the former Ruth Sims of Florence, Ala
bama, and her husband is the brother of Mrs. Wright. He has
spent several summers here with the Wrights, and chose his
sister's home as the setting for the informal wedding. The serv
ice was reed by the Rev. Gordon Ashbee, of St. Barnabas
Church, Lengell Valley, before a group of intimate friends.
White gladioli, snap dragons and delphinium, arranged
with greenery decorated the living room; and a multi-colored
bouauet of garden flowers was used in the dining room. They
will be at home in Florence, Alabama, after their wedding trip.
Prior to the wedding, Mrs. Russell B. La Fontaine, Florence,
Oreoon. a home gus o' th Wrinhts entertained at a lunch
eon in the Pelican Cafe for the bride.
Photo by Guderian
LOST RIVER
GARDEN CLUB
MERRILL Co-hostesses for the
July 22, meeting of the Lost River
Garden club were Mrs. E.- Webb
Bowen and her sister. Mrs. I. W.
White. Mrs Webb-Bowen was In
charge of the program, and the
topic was "The Woods are Full of
Them." She also showed and ex
plained the various kinds of poison
which can be used for different
kinds of garden pests.
Refreshments were served by Cie
a a ii t t r t s 1 1 t m frrrfj
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hostesses to' Mrs. Don West, Mrs.
Lawson Kandra, Mrs. M. A. Bow
man, Mrs. Clarence Bailey,. Mrs.
Dale West, Mrs. Scott McKendree,
Mrs. James Hammond, Mrs. C. E.
Sharp. Mrs. Clyde Hammond, Mrs.
Walter Fotheringbam, Mrs. Ran
dall Pope.
The next meeting will be August
26 at the home of Mrs. M. A.
Bowman.
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