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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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A COOK BOOK always comes In handy for a new ortae and Jeon Hilton, bride-elect of Jack
Eittreim, will use the one she is unwrapping many times in the coming years. Pictured above
are (I to rl Jean Hilton, honor guest; Mrs. Buford Hargus and Mrs. Fred Ehlers, who were co
hostesscs with Mrs. Alfred Collier at a shower given Wednesday night, Aug. 20.
JEAN HILTON HONORED
BY SEVERAL PARTIES
Many
parties are being Riven for Jean
Hilton who will exchange vows with
Jack Eittreim. Sunday. Aug. 54, 8
p. m.. Episcopal Church.
Last Sunday Dr. and Mrs. Roe
nick, had an informal dinner lor
Jack Eittrelm. Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Elttrelm and the Hilton family.
There were no showers or oiner
Church Society
1 50 Years Old
MERRILL The 150th year of the
showers, luncheons and , Osbom. Barbara Osbom. Sally
Humble, Mrs. Clarence Humble.
Mrs. Paul Landry. Ruth Landry.
Mrs. Hornlri Fitre,,,.
chael Eiltreim. Mrs. Warren Ben-If"110""1 Presbyterian Church Mis
net. Jodv Bennet. Betty Bennet jsonary Societv was observed when
Mrs. James Hilton and Jean Hil- ",e loc"1 &roUP mel August 13, at
ton. guest of honor, v j'he social parlor of the church.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Paul Th Program and devotlonals were
I.amirv nri her rfanchi.r cm, in charge of Mrs. Harriett Fother-
parties until all Jean's close friends I were hostesses at a luncheon given i'nsham; Mrs. Lyle Huffaker as-
and relatives irom um-ui-tuwu m ueau nanur. ine guests at-1 3""r"
arrived: therefore the past few j tending the luncheon were as fol-1 Plans were made for the annual
days have been busy ones for the ' lows: I silver tea to be held Sep. 10. in
bride-elect of Jack Eittreim. f Barbara Osbom, Mrs. Bufor Har-! the social parlors. Ladles of the
Mrs. Alfred Collier. Mrs. Buford gus. Mrs. Ellen Sullivan. Dons i Alt- La.:i. Iwlake. and M a 1 i n
Hargus and Mrs. Fred Ehlers were i Ethridge of San Francisco. Mrs. churches will be invited.
hostesses at a aitcnen snawcr ucm iru ,Yiiiu. rio nansen. oan r ran-1 Members present included Mrs.
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WED ON AUG. 14 in the Congregational Church were, Mr. and
Mn. Ted Keith Mahoney, Merrill. The hr'Ji it tht former
Carol Elaine Winier, daugMer of Mr. and Mrt. N, F. Wintor,
Merrill. Tht bridgaroom it fha ton of Mrs, Carrie Mahonty,
Eugene. ( '
Winter-Mahoney Wedding
Held In Klamath Church
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INSTALLED AS ELECTED OFFICERS of Woman of Ih. Moot, Chaptar No. IB, recently ware:
(Seated I to rl Mrt. Jerry Aiher, junior regent; Erma Ja Rue, tenior raganl; Lillian Carr, traat.
urer. (Standing I to rl Henrietta Mueller, guide; Ilia Douglat, gradual regent; Ruth Chaple,
chaplain; Dorit Banntdict, recorder; Wanda Andrui, lantinal and Mildred Cook, eiiociet.
guide. Not pictured are Helen Olvtre, Argut and Jean Porter, pianist.
at the Alfred klller home, 1401
Pacific Terrace, Wednesday, Aug.
20.
After the .prospective bride
opened her. sifts, refreshments
were served to the following
guests: Mrs. Al Roenicke and Ruth,
Cisco. Nancy Kuhnhausen. San ' i t u..vi.. vr u.,(rot.r xr
Manfd,.8nd B,l.ty B?nne'-iW. F. Jinnette. Mrs. Eber Kllpet
Mm ,dkE"tre,m' MJS- Jamesinck. Mrs. Earl McCov. Mrs. Dale
SLJlt SlesJ.'lean- Moore. Mrs. Fotheringham, nd
Thursoay r.ight the Calvin Hunt Mrs. MarUn wmther.
home was the scene for the mis. i
celleneous shower. Mr
and Mrs
Mrs. Frank Mills and Mary Anne 'Calvin Hunt's daughter. Mrs. Irvan CL IJ.U r
Mills. Mrs. Warren Hunt. Mrs. Vic- Whitt, was co-hostess for the af-iOflOWer tielO rOr
tor O'Neil. Mrs. Calvin Hunt. Mrs. i fair. i i t i i i
Irvin Whitt of Portland. Mrs. Dean Mrs. Warren Bennet and Mrs. Hp on Iflrknn
; Frank Mill ntrtnin ,h. 1 ICICII Oa3JII
Service
Club
Reun
ion
A reunion at the Yacht Club
Aug. 16, brought a group of youn;
Frank Mills entertained for the
bride-to-be at the Mills' hone, 1940
Painter Avenue, with a linen show
er. Friday, Aug. 22.
Saturday the final pre-nuptial
party before the Hilton-Eittrelm
wedding will be given by Mrs.
Dean Osbom. She will be hostess
at a dinner which, will be held at
tne usoorn home. 20a7 Lawrence,
MERRILL The Coiik'rcsalional
Church In Klamath Falls, was the
scene of a wedding service August
14, uniting In marriage Carol
Elaine Winter, and Teddy Keith
Mahoney, both of Merrill. Mr.
and Mrs. N. F. Winter of Merrill.
are the parents of the bride, and
Mrs. Carrie Mahoney of Euscnc.
is the bridegroom's mother.
The Reverend Donald M. Cassl
day read the 1 p.m. single ring
service before the lighted altar of
his church.
The bride given in marriage bv
her father wore a whit linen suit
with navy blue accessories and a
led rose corsage. Her only at
tendant, Darlene Turner, wore a
navy blue linen suit. She had a
white carnation corsage pinned at
the shoulder.
Best msn was the bride's broth
er, Norman Winter.
Mrs. Winter wore grey silk
afternoon dress with black acces-rories-
The brldcgi corn's mother.
Mrs. Mahoney, was unable to at
tend. Following the ceremony, rela
tives and close friends of the
couple gathered at the Winter
home in Merrill for a reception.
The three tiered pink and white
wedding cake was served bv Mrs.
Ben Wolfram, alter the first slice
had been cut by the newlyweds.
Mrs. John Turner and Darlene
served the punch and coffee.
After a short wedding trip to the
Oregon coast. Mr. and Mrs. Ma
honey will be at home In Merrill,
where the bridegroom Is employed
by the Bureau of Reclamation.'
j Surprise Party
, Mr. and Mrs. John Merryman,
. 223 Grant Street, were honored with
a surprise barbecue parly, Satur
day evening, Aug. It, In their
patio.
I A group of friends presented
I them with a portable barbecue
which was later used to broil
steaks.
Those enjoying the evening be
sides the Merrymans were the fol
lowing: Mr. and Mrs, Dave Tolien,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Havden, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Kranenlung, Mi.
I and Mrs. Jim Fair. Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Fredrick and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Clark.
So
journers Meet
Girl Scouts
women together who served here I for the bridal party after the re
as a Commando unit during World nearsal.
War n. I
The meeting was a kici-oii tor r-
future get-togethers and the foun-1 rdTeWe TlCniC
dation was laid for a bigger, bet-!
ter reunion In 1353 when Bernie rHILOot7TN r r n ii Hooker. Jean Moore. Mary Hooker,
Heidcmann, New York City, Cap- lWa5 ne)(1 al cuier Park Inst Th urs-i Mrs' Vern Ovens, Rosemary Mur
' tain of the group here du-ing the 'atv evening for the Charles Steber I rri'- &,l" Creswell. Mrs. William
war. has indicated she will attend. family who moved this week t0 I Creswell, Sharon Williams Miriam
August has been set for next year's Bonanza where Steber will be lo- j GodrJiinL Mrs. Dick Strand and
rcuniun. cal scnool superintendent.
All out-of-town commandos will I Amon!I thoEe attending were the
be contacted by, a committee and . joscpn Mercers. Melvin Ravs
a number are expected to attend. Frank DiUlios. Gerry Wolfs. Mrs.
Five from a distance were present 1James Bowman. Mrs. DiUlios Sr.,
Ulj.yevr-i ... .n-.j . lhe Earl Halls- Layton Hobacks
The business meeting followed a anj Hai wings.
' o'clock dinner. stebers have made Chiloquin
Present were Lucille Mixer, (hejr home for tnc Dasl (our vea
USS. i5h5;..?.Ji.l!hS2S: I"""! fr Alaska and Wis-
lss Cavanaughj Lorraine Cava
naugh, Louise Patterson, Winnie
. Morrison, Dorothy Tepper, Pat
Lundrum, Lois Scrruys, Mabel
Wachter. Marcell Clark, Pat Put
nam. Mary Uerlings, Kay Scott.
From out-of-town. Madge Jones,
enroute from Washington D. C. lo
Hawaii to join her husband In the
service: Betty Lee Cameron, For
luna. Calif.. Isabel Ballard. Doug
las City. Calif.i,P?t Barnelt, Ash-
land and Ingrid Jerome, Menlo
Park, Calif.
A charming pre-nuptial shower
was held Thursday, August 14. at
the Percy Murray home, 812 Pa
cific Terrace, in honor of Helen
Jackson who will become the bride
of Bill Frye, who resides in Port
land. Sept. 7, 2 p.m., at the First
Presbyterian Church.
After the honor guest opened
her glits, refreshments were served
bv the hostess, Marcella Murray.
Those invited to the affair were:
Mrs. Duane Karnes, Mrs. Matt
Obenchaln. Mrs. A. F. McDonald,
Mrs. C. M. Klrpatrick, Mrs. R. E.
A prnnn r tflall, ...
Girl Scouts accompanied bv their
icauwa, ciia rceciKev. iwamalh
Falls and Mrs. Conlev Wood. Tule
lake, made a trip in late July to
u:,cn ,a,.onai Par... hiuoutc
they visited Shasta Dam.
Camp was set up at Mantanlta
Lake and the group climbed Las
sen Peak, swam and hiked. En-
route nome tney stopped briefly at
Durnejr r aim.
IDorctha Miller.
cousin.
BABY BUGGIES
BEST BUYS
KFJI 7:30 a.m.
Sojourners held their regular
mcctmg Wednesday. Aug. 13. with
a no-hostess luncheon al 12:30 p.m.
m the Willard Ho.cl.
Guests present were: Mrs. G.C.
Lorcnr. Mrs. E. H. HuUman, Mrs.
Troy V. Cook. Mrs. O. A. Nlcol.
Mrs. R. C. Hoproii, Mrs. Dod.wn
and Mrs. David Boyd, past presi
dent from Suianvlllc. Calif.
Cards were played by the group
and those winning prizes Included:
Mrs. E. H. Huliman. Mrs. Troy
V. Cook and Mrs. Shockey Jr.
Hostesses were Mrs. Sadye Llbby
and Mrs. Pearl Ferguson.
The children's picnic will be held
at 13:30 p.m.. Wednesday. Aug. 37,
Moore Park.
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. R. Tom Church.
Buiirv. Idaho, announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Kath
rvn, to Waller H. Hoffbuhr. aon
of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hoffbuhr.
114 Old Fort Road.
The Young coudI are graduates
of University of Idaho. Th brlde-aroom-elect
la now an engineer
lor the city of Mrdford Water Com
mission, Medford.
A late fall wedding la being
Planned.
Baby Shower
Mrs. Fred Harlln was th re
cipient of many lovely gifts al a
baby shower given In her honor
recently by Mrs. P. W. Koberg
and Mrs. Charles Dakln, at the
horn of th latter.
Th cntrplc for th gift
table was a large atork complete
with a doll hanging from h a brak.
The card tables were derorated
with stnrks In miniature to th
larse on: the storks wr fash
ioned from safety pins.
From three tables of bridge the
onres were awarded lo Mrs. l.lovd
Young and Mrs. A. O. Kusler.
Mr. R. F.. Thompson and Mrs.
J. C. Ferrell won th prlres at the
:wo tables of pfnorhle. The travel
ing prir.e was won by Mrs. V. L
Alexander.
After the evening of cards straw
berry shortcake and coffee wre
served to the following guest.s:
Mrs. Lloyd Young, Mrs, Harvey
Teal, Mrs. Howard Krlchau. Mrs.
C. A. Clayton. Mrs. W. C. Killlan.
Mrs. J. C. Ferrell. Mrs. Harold
Buck. Mrs. V. L. Alexander, Mrs
Charles Picker, Mrs A. O. Kuv
ler. .Mrs. C. L. Svensgaird. Mrs.
R. E. Thompson. Mrs. O. A. Nlchol,
Mrs. D. 8. Johnson, Mrj. E. J.
Blind. Mrs. Ona Bagley, Mrs. J.
M. Barnes, Mrs. M. O. Salberq.
and Mrs. Carmel Harlln. who will
be the grandmother of the ex
pectant baby.
Moose Install Officers
TULEl.AKF. -Nclw elected of
jllcers o( the Tuirlake Assembly,
I Older of the Rainbow lor Girls
will be InMnllrd In a colorful cere
mony, Aug. ,37. In the annex ol
!the Tuirlnke Community Presby
terian church.
I Murgarrl Ann Tukac will sue
j ceed Louis Roer as Worthy A.
I visor. Barbara Schulta w ill be In-
'lulled as Worthy Associate Ad
j visor; (Jail lliirlburt. Charity;
Ruth Galloway, Mope: Marllvn Wil
li on, Faith: Kay roller, recorder;
Connie Wood, treasurer: Joyce
II ol brook, chaplain; Donna
Schroeder, drill leader.
Florence Heck. Love; Irene Barr.
Religion: Nancy Young, Nature:
Helen Peterson, Immortality; Joan
Johnson, PatriotlMn; Barbara Bsir
HrrUre: Nihil While, rnnfldential
obierver; Mary Jnhiuon. outer
observer; Linda Mulllns. musk-an;
Carol Ann Kuiulia. choir director.
Iii-lnllinu oil lens will he Mis.
Alice Wilton, mother advisor; Lois
Roper, Imlallliiii worihy mlvlior;
Janice Biliroriler, chaplain: I.u-
jclllr Ward, marnhul, Cniul Mouie,
honorary manhnl: Polly llaynes,
! recorder and Pearl Moore, musician.
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Scrapbooks Made
At Baby Shower
CHILOQUIN The life history of
the soon to arrive infant in the
Bill Wampler family was planned
'and recorded in scrapbooks when
close friends of Mrs. Wampler gave
her a shower. Mrs. Glen Kirrher
was hostess for the Thursday after
noon party.
Small Rroups cut pictures from
magazines lo illustrate the baby
hood, childhood, schooling, mar
riage and vocations of the baby.
Invited were Mrt. Bob Mathis.
mother of the guest of honor. Mrs.
Bob Wampler. Mrs. Rudy Zadlna,
Mrs. Forrest Freid. Mrs. Roy Gien
rer. Mrs. Louis Bickers. Mrs. Vern
Hcngl, Mrsi Ralph Bilycu of Wocus.
Mrs. Robert Doak of Williamson
River, Mrs. Clarence Jenkins. Mrs.
Elmore Nicholson, and Mrs. Gene
Page of Fort Klamath.
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