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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1952)
FAOTjnt HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON SATtmPAV, AtTOUST tt, 1PB3 Sbwq&h- J&hhit QtufdialA .I f f" " & , V v d;.?-., y r f METLER-ROBATCEK VOWS SAID IN PEACE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN A large gathering of relatives and invited guests as sembled recently in Peace Memorial Church to witness the marriage of Jacqueline Joy Robatcek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Robatcek, 1519 Oregon Avenue, to John Franklin Metier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Metier, 4445 Boardman Street, when the Rev. Dwayne L. Proett read the double ring service at 2 p.m., July 19. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a bal lerina length gown of white nylon net and lace over satin, with long sleeves pointed at the wrists. Her veil of nylon net was anchored with a crown of net trimmed with seed pearls. She carried white orchids arranged with stephanotis on a white Bible. The necklace of pearls she wore, was a gift of the bridegrooms Maid of twnor, Delorcs Robatcek sister of Uie bride, wore a ballerina dress of pink net, with matching shoes and hat. Her colonial bou quet was fashioned of Pinnochio iot.es, orchid pompons and stepha notis. The four bridesmaids, Bette Pin nlger, 8heryl Metier, sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. Dillard Shlpler and Patricia Cunningham, were all dressed as the maid of honor, with the exception of the corsages, which were made with Elf roses. Sandra Pallles, pretty little cous in of the bride, was flower girl, and handsome young Johnnie Yan cey, nephew of the bridegroom, was ring bearer. Ronnie Wilkerson was best man, and ushers were: .Gaynor Huck, Dick Cay, James Metier and Bob Thomsen. The latter two also IN THI GARDEN at her parents' home, wa the wedding of L ouann Terry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austen Terry, to Jot Slringtr, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Stringer, Traver, Calif. Above, in the oval, is the bride, posed before the latticed arch, where the service was read. Upper left, the bride at the gift ta bit; lower left, the new Mr, and Mrs. Stringer and tht wedding cake; upptr right, the bride and her father; and lower right, Mrs. Terry adjusts her daughter's veil prior to the 2 p.m. cere mony in tht garden, July 20. Photos by Guderian Joan Moore Home From Trip to East" And South In July Joan Moore, returned recently from an interesting trip to the east coa?t which included attending the 1952 national convention of Alpha Phi at Virginia Beach, Virginia. With her was Marv Alice Baker, president of the Alpha Phi chapter at Eugene. They left Portland in June, mak ing stops in Chicago, Detroit, Bos ton, Philadelphia and New York City, before going to the convention. After the convention they spent several days in Washingon, D.C., sightseeing, and returned home through the south. Afuer a three day stop in New Orleans, the girls visited friends in Houston. Los An geles and Banta Barbara. The girls were met in San Fran cisco by Joan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Moore and son Tom. where they spent a few davs in the Bay Area before returning home. served as candlelighters. Added charm to the wedding pic ture was that of the mother of the bride and the mother of the bride groom wore dresses styled the same; Mrs. Robatcek in pink lace with white accessories; and Mrs. Metier in blue lace with navy ac cessories. Respectively, their cor sages were of white and pink rosebuds. For the occasion, the church was decorated with large arrangements of white delphinium, rhubrum lilies and carnations. Other vases con tained rhubrum lillies, gladioli, del- Dlnnium. carnations and asters. At the reception, held in tne church parlors, Bonnie May Pallies poured, jean beioy cui ine ca&c, and Ida Tcnnefoss assisted. The guest book was carried by Mrs. Delbert Acuff, sister of the bride. Out of town guests included, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Acuff, Longvlew; Bonnie Pallies, St. Cloud, Minn., Mrs. Elmer Pallies, also St. Cloud; anil Mr. and Mrs. August Bolenske. Kelso; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wil liams. Me. and Mrs. Howard Earyres. Portland; Mrs. Fred Rose, Castle Rock, Wash., Mrs. Robert Rockholt, Grants Pass; Robert Thomsen, Hood Riv-; James Met ier, San Antonio; Bill Ashle7, Dick Gay, Curtis Lancaster and Don Johnson from Vallejo. A navy suit with white acces sories was worn by the bride when the couple left for a Canadian honeymoon trip. The bridegroom is at present with the U.S. Navy, stationed at Mare Island Shipyard, Vallejo. FORNEY -ABBOTT VOWS K MERRILL MERRILL A summer wedding at the L. D. Daniel home August 3, united in marriage Alere Jean nette Abbott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Abbott, and C. B. Forney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Forney, all of Merrill. The Reverend G. A. Milne, pas tor of the 'Merrill Presbyterian church, read the 2:30 p.m. single ring service. Baskets of cream colored chrysanthemums and green terns piacea Deiore a window formed the setting. The bride's blue and white net dress was street length, sleeveleis. and had a full circle skirt. Com pleting her ensemble she wore a white hat with blue band and veil and white shoes. A red rose cor sage was pinned at the shoulder. Alene's only attendant was a close friend, wilma Paulk, whose dress was of light blue net. She airo nad a red rose corsage. Herman Daniel, uncle of the onae was best man. t Latticed Arch in Garden Is Background For Vows in Tulelake OfiCf- War to Vancouver. 59-u , TriO - .... R0uno ,iu.--- et ...ervt"""- , uiiMtflie For her daughter's weddin? Mrs Abbott chose a printed crepe street length dress, and wore a wh.tc carnation corsage. Mrs. Forney mer flowers centered covered table. A latticed arch, decorated with rreencrv. in a picket fence was the setting for the wedding of l.ou- ann Terry, only daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Austen Terrv at their home in Tulelake. to Joe Stringer. nn rr Mr. and Mr." r"-rr- F. Stringer, Traver. Calif. White rladioll were placed In the eround slonu the fence, and cave the ap pearance .oi actually blooming there. Escorted to the archwav on the lawn bv her father, who gave her in marriage, the bride wore an ankle length dress of embroidered nylon nc. ( cr nhite satin with Ions sleeved bolero tncket of the cmuro.cicred.net. Her linger tip ny pastor of the Presbyterlnn Church In Tulelake. came from Suokane to officiate at" the 2 p.m. wedding Julv 20. The reception was in the houxj and vard. alter the cercmonv. A white hand-crociiclcd tabic clolii over pale vellnw drnr.ed the table. centered with the elaborate wedd cane, Mrs. R. M. Terry, bride's grand mother served the punch, and Mrs. Acie Egelinc was at cue eullec serv ice. Mrs. L. C. Adams, aunt oi the bride, served the cake Highlight of the decorations In the house was a miniature replica of the outdoor weddinu arch, fence and bridal party, inndc bv the H Ion net vei., lace edcd, was hud h,u.'. hn,.,. VV . uy a uara oi nei ana seen pearls. Mr3. Grne iiwlucs pushed the ncr jewelry us ner moioer s. a guest book and Mrs. Kusscll Mc neari necumcc ana earrings. The ,nd Mrs Ed Ballcv BSShlccl uiuvilllllH miuc muc iriimucu blue garter, she carried a Bible centered with a white orchid. The uioie was one sne nad usej in Ham- at the gift table. During the reception Mary, Joan and Barbara Schulta Ming. Out of town guests included . . .h i d. 8ne. carrl,ed!Mrs. P.. M. Terry. Mr. and Mrs. C. Adams and daughter, Terl : Belli. Mrs. Wayne Cox and Mr. :ond Mrs. Rov Lalhron. all of Grants Pass; and the Rev. Hugh her worthy advisor fan from the same organization. - Maid of honor, Ardls Long, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Long. Juiciake. wore a dies3 of aqua m Mrs. Bronson. with sons. Bobby saun similar to tne bride a except iand Jimmy, from Spokane that she wore a net stole and mitts. A yellow linen suit with brown She carried a crescent shaned bou-1 mrnnrifn was worn bv the bride ... tuiHic. ii n. g urucy r , t , , ,, - - " . wore green crepe with whiter nun nuea giauion. mr her going awav costume anu carnations pinned at the shoulder. Beit n'a" Dennis Egcllne, her corsage was the orchid troni A r..nllnr, fnllnnr. . .... "0111 IJOrriS. DtT DriOBl DOUOUCl. mony A th?ee-He?ed I wh wed' Ushers were Dn "d Robert The photographer helped the cou diate &Md wtthr ls0 trom Doit's- ' nle get away to their car. lor their brllearoom.Tnd'' . ??b.rt Terry, brother of the ' honeymoon trip to Lake Tahoe. ' '. - nriflp. nntr "Uiiiiw" rt.for. Ih. I - the linen- jceremony. and "The Lord's Pray- SHOWER er auring tne service. Mrs. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott and After a w'eeks honeymoon trip to cox. bride's aunt from Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Austen Terrv held vviai, uie yuuuB vuuijic win was organist be at home In Merrill. The Rev. Hugh Bronson. former Continued on page 71 ousewarming I.ANOF.I.L VALLEY A group ol friends gave a houtewrmln par ty for Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple. July 20, which was also the nth wedding anniversary of the Pep pies.. A buffet supper was served at m.dnlnlit alter Uie gifts were opened. Present were: Mr. and Mrs Ivan Bold, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Becii dolt. Mr. and Mrs. Ishmnet Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pepple, Mr. and Mrs. Elva Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. M. J- Stewart, Mr. ami Mm. Harry Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. Moms, Mr. and Mrs. Jcl Welmer, the Rev. and Mrs. Gordon A.shbce. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haley, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Btctuloldt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gowen. Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Bold. Mr. and Mrs. Dei Pepple and Pam, Mr. and Mu Lester Jones, Mr- and Mm, Paul Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Flank Dc Bel. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Leavllt, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bnmloid Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Clinrlo:i Partridge, Mr- anu Mrs. J. E. House, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kerns, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Itueck, Mr. and Mrs. Em Oivan. Mr. and Mrs. Jess McFall, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oberhtid, Mr. and Mrs- Lloyd Gift, Mr. and Mrs. Dec Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Le land Harris, Mr. and Mra. John Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sharpe, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fern lund, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McCartle, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Wells, Mr- and Mrs. Jack McFall, Mrs. Nellie- Dean, Mrs. Mae Oale, Mrs. Florence Horn, Mra. Birdie Burk, Mrs. Gladys Kllgore, Mrs. Nonle Pepple and Bud Dean. MARILYN NETHERCOTT AND DONALD GOODSELL EXCHANGE MARRIAGE VOWS IN CARSON CITY A wedding of Interest here was oleinnlied in Carson City. Nevada, July II, 1:16 p ni., when Marilyn Nelhercolt. alum-live tinutiiuer ol Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nrlhercoti, well known local rrsidrm.f. 4JU Jrflerson fcitreci, exchanged vow with Donald Edward tiuodscll. ue Paso Heights: son of Dr. and Mra. V.. II. Good-ell, lies Moine., luwa Tile Rev. John E. L. Swmelord rrnd the service In the presence ol clu e friends and rdallies. For her Informal wedding the bride wore a cocoa crepe summer lirlnl, black patent bag and shoe, toast colored picture hut of Militn sirav,, and her shoulder corsago was oi yellow roses. The bridal party led Immediately , ofier the ceremony fur Sacramento, nhcrc a reception was- held lor other guests at the home ol the , bride's aunt, Mrs. Emma Mac b'enf. : Pouring were Pulrlciu Paine and Mrs. Edward A. Feruandcs, i friends of the bride from grade school days, and nil were colleue : classmates; Patricia now on tho : Society deck of the Hitcriimentn : Union: and Mrs. Fernandes lives In I'lioenlx, Arlr,. 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