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MR. AND MRS. CHARLES ROBERT PROCK after tho double
ring marriage ceremony in the Alturas Baptist Church, August
24. The Rev. Edmond Keimig officiated. The couple will make
their home in Alturas. Photo by Alex, Alturas
KATHRYN PAUP WEARS SATIN
AND LACE FOR RECENT NUPTIALS
Before an altar banked with pink and white gladioli,
woodwardia and seven point candelabra. Kathryn Delia
Paup, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paup. 1541 Hope
Street, exchanged marriage vows with Jack R. Rountree,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rountree, Myrtle Creek. The Rev.
David F. Barnett Jr. read the service at 4 p.m. in First
Presbyterian Church, August 31.
The exquisite bride was daintily regal in a classic gown of
traditional white satin with chantilly lace bodice and sleeves
and full court train. On her dark hair, she wore a seed pearl
and satin Juliette cap which held the fingertip veil of
illusion net. She carried her sister's white prayer book, cen
tered with a single white orchid with stephanotis. Kathryn .
was given in marriage by her father.
Cart Hazel was soloist and he
sang '"Because" and "The Lord s
Prayer", accompanied by Mrs.
' E. 8. Veatch, who also played the
traditional processional and reces
sional.
Mrs. Joseph David, sister of the
bride, attended her as matron of
Marilee Crawford
Feted With" Shower
Marilee Crawford, daughter of
Mr. anl Mrs. Charles C. Crawford,
4690 Boardman Avenue, and bride
elect of Dale Scheer. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Scheer, Jen
nings Lodge. Oregon, has been
guest of honor at a series 01
parties, occasioned by her forth
coming marriage.
Recently, a shower was given
for her in the music room of Alta
mont Junior High School, when the
following friends entertained for
her on September 5: Mrs. Clifford
McClellan. Mrs. Bob Davies, Mrs.
Calvin Peyton, Mrs. H. D.
Landrum, Mrs. Don Ferguson,
Joyce Landrum, Mrs. Hans Frei,
Thelma Janssen, Mrs. Jack Wright
and Mrs. Herbert Landis.
About 100 invitations were issued,
and guests were entertained with
"baloptican views of wedding pic
tures taken in past years of many
of the guests present.
Another highlight of the evening
was the showing of pictures taken
of Marilee from her babyhood to
her recent engagement announce
ment picture.
Her two siters, Shirley and Bon
nie, assisted in opening the gifts;
and during the evening a group
of high school girls sang songs
suitable to the bridal-shower theme.
They were: Martha Meador. Mar-
lene Moore, Shirley and Bonnie
Crawford. Carol Warner and
Sheryl Metier; accompanied at the
piano by Suzanne Frei.
At the refreshment table, which
featured a beautiful arrangement
of pastel gladioli arranged by Mrs.
Herbert Pollard; were Mrs. J.
Frank Penrod and Mrs. Arthur W.
Porter, sixth and third grade teach
ers of Marilee when she was in
the elementary classes; in fact
most of the guests had known
Marilee for many years.
Bride-Elect
Honored At
Hans Frei Home
Marilee Crawfonl. popular bride
elect, who is being married tonight
in Peace Memorial Church, was
guest of honor Monday night, Sep
tember 8, at a bridal shower given
for her at the Hans Frei home,
2507 Geltle. Hostesses were Rose
mary (whose engagement was re
cently announced) and Suzanne
Frei.
Members of the younger set In
vited for the evening were: Ruth
Patterson, Shirley and Faye Peugh.
Svlvia Ready, Ruth Gaylord, Flo
Ann Perkins, Carol Burrett, Martha
Meador, Carol Warner, Mary Jane
Langer, Marlene Moore, Sherel
Metier, S hi r 1 ey and Bondell
(Bonnie! Crawford, Marllee's sis
ters; Rosemary Murray, Mary
Brown Jean Henderson and Mrs.
Darrell Proett.
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honor, wearing orchid tulle, wilh
matching mitts and headdress. Her
flowers were a cascade of deep
pink gladioli.
The two bridesmaids, Mrs. Ger
ald Bradford and Mrs. Melvin
Hunter, wore Nile green tulle, with
matching mitts and headdresses.
and they carried arrangements of
pale pin gladioli.
The bridegroom's attendants were
were Maynaid Paup. best man.
and ushers were Lowell Paup and
Joseph David.
Mrs. Paup, mother or uie bride
was lovely in powder blue lace
ankle length gown. She wore a
pink feather hat and her corsage
was of Cecil Bruner roses.
The mother of the bridegroom
was Charming in a gown of pearl
gray, smart pink chapeau and Mrs.
Kountree's corsage was also of
Cecil Bruner roses.
A reception in the church
parlors immediately followed the
ceremony. Pouring were Mrs. May-
nam raup ana Mrs. taear raup.
Mrs. S. R. Sexton and Mrs. Lowell
PaUD cut the cake. Marylyn Jean
Paup carried the bride's book for
guests to sign in rooms with late
summer iiowers usea in proiusicn
lor Background.
Alter a inree weeks trip to tne
coast, the new Mr. and Mrs. Koun
tree will be at home in their
beautiful new home in Roseburg.
Out of town guests here for the
weaaing included: Mr. ana Mrs,
Frank Rountree, Myrtle Creek;
James Rountree, bridegroom's
brother, also Myrtle Creek; Mrs.
Arthur Sexton, great aunt of the
bride, Chico; Mr. and Mrs. Lester
McNubblns, Waterloo, Iowa; Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Paup and daugh-
terf Marylyn Jean; Patrick Regan,
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Paup and
son tJoooyf Mrs. Beatrice Hooper,
all Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Low
ell Paup and sons Stephen and
David, Lebanon; and Maurice
Paup and son Norman and daugh
ter uorris, irom Dorris.
Merrill Rebekah
Lodge 151 Meets
MERRILL A regular session of
Merrill Rebekah Lodge 151 was
held September 1, with Mildred
Rexford, noble grand, presiding.
Several members reported having
visited members who were 111 dur
ing the past two weeks.
The noble grand appointed Nao
mi Chase as a big sister for Eve
lyn Carson, and Donna Faye Has
kins as a big sister for Laura Lou
Hill, two new members initiated
August 23.
It was announced that a film on
civil defense would be shown at
the recreation hall September 9,
and the public is urged to attend.
It was also announced that at the
next Grange meeting September 2
Helen Lacey would show clotures
oi ner recent trip to Ireland. The
meeting is open to tne public.
Good of the Order chairman,
Mary Pope, presented a Drogram
of games. Hazel McNeill won the
prize. At the next regular meeting
September 15, an interesting musi
cal program of accordion selections
oy Bonnie Trotman will be pre
sented. Mrs. Eldon Payzant and
Mrs. C. E. Sharp will also partici
pate. Refreshments will be served
and all visitors are welcome.
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AAUW BOARD MEETING at the home of Mn. William L. Wa lei Jr., 4512 Clinton Avenue. Pictured Informally are: Mn. O. K.
Puckett, chairman of the 1953 State Conference of American Association of University Women, to convene here in April; Mrs.
G. H. Proctor, treasurer; Mrs. Homer Koertje, vice presidont; M rs. William Wales Jr., president; and Mrs. Percy Murray, chair
man of the Fellowship Silver Tea, scheduled for October II. Mrs. Robert Erlandson, secretary, was out of town when the
board met. Photo by Kettl.r
AAUW Luncheon
September 20th
The Klamath Falls branch of the
American Association of University
Women will hold their first lunch
eon meeting of the season Satur
day. September 20. 12:45 p.m., at
Uie Yacht Club.
Mrs. Robert A. Thompson will
be speaker of the day. She has
chosen "Can't We Tell Right from
Wrong?" as ner thought-provoking
subject.
Bob Enman will entertain with
several violin solos, accompanied
by Ruth Lobaugh.
All AAUW members are urged
to attend tills meeting and bring
as their guests prospective mem
bers. Membership in AAUW is
based on graduation from colleges
accredited by the policies set by
the National branch of AAUW. All
women in the vicinity of Klamath
Falls who ale college graduates
and Intel ested in becoming mem
bers of AAUW are urged to con
tact Mrs. Homer Koertje, 2-0617,
for information as to eligibility for
membership.
New officers include: Mrs. Wil
liam Wales Jr.. president: Mrs.
Homer Koertje, vice piesident;
Mrs. Robert Erlandson, secretary
and Mrs. G. H. Proctor, treasurer.
Committee Chairman for the
year are: Mis. Percy Murray, fel
lowship; Mrs. Philip Blohm. edu
cation; Mrs. Homer Koertje, mem
bership; Mrs. Harry Todd, pro
gram; Mrs. Don Zumwalt, music;
Mrs. Herman Shockey, publicity;
Mrs. A. Ivan Thompson, calling;
Miss Josephine Reginato, histor
ian; "Mrs. Frederick Ehlers. social;
Mrs. C. B. Larkin, creative arts;
Mrs. Paul Buck, legislative pro
gram; Mrs. Eugene Favell, recent
graduates; Mrs. Burge Mason Jr.,
meeting arrangements; Mrs. Ale
tha Shannon and Miss Josephine
Reginato, bulletin.
Those wishing to make rcserva
tions for the luncheon may do so
by calling Mrs. A. Ivan Thomp
son, Phone 7333.
Dinner Party
And Shower For
Barbara Palmer
Barbara Ruth Palmer, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Palmer,
well known residents of Klamath
Falls for many years, whose mar
riage to Rex Young. September 21.
will be an important event on the
fall social calendar, was guest of
honor, Wednesday. September 10,
at a dinner party and shower,
given by Mrs. M. E. Robinson,
Lakeshore Drive.
Invited guests were: Mrs. Wes
ley Ezell, Mrs. Stanley Ezell, Mrs.
Bud Petersteiner. Mrs. William
Harlan Wilson, Mrs. Raymond Big
ger, Mrs. John Humphrey, Mrs.
Bruce Wlrth, Mrs. Wesley McNee
Jr., Mrs. Bud Stelnseifer, Mrs.
Ray Coddlngton, Mrs. Victor Pal
mer, Mrs. James G. Palmer, Mrs.
Hugh Swancy, Mrs. Rex L. Hlatt,
Mrs. Jonnie Bell, Carolyn Senecal,
Recently, a shower was given
Mrs. Wes Williams, Mrs. A. J.
Young. Mrs. N. S. Putnam, Mrs.
John Ncgrcvski, Mrs. Robert Er
latvison, Mrs. William Bowstcin,
Mrs. Richard Hicks, Mrs. Don
Biggers and Mrs. Fred Foulon.
Mrs. Floyd Wynne. Mrs. G. C.
Beddow, Mrs. P. V. Bradley, Los
Angeles; Mrs. Tony Molatore Jr.,
Mrs. ueorge Hrosternous, Mrs.
George Long, Phyllis Honzel, Lois
Galloway, San Francisco; Barbara
Brosterhous, Jean Underwood. Ra
chel Gysbers, Dorothy Adams, Ora-
mae Hawkins, Virginia Hawkins
and Beverly Kingman.
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HERALD AND NEWS. Kt.AMATlt FALLS, OREGON
MRS. FRANKLIN D. KRAUSE formerly Anne Vanderpool,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Vanderpool, 1535 Eldo
rado. She and Pfc. Krause were married August 20, at Ft. Law
ton, Washington. His home is in Crucible, Pennsylvania, and
after service in Europe and Korea, he is being transferred from
Korea back to Europe, where he will be stationed in Austria.
Photo by Miller-Brumbaugh
Delta Gamma
Chapter
Of Delphinians
The first meeting of the study
year of Delta Gamma chapter of
Delphlans will be Tuesday, Sep
tember 16. at 9:45 a.m. at the
home of Mrs. A. M. Collier in Pine
Grove. The subject of the day is
'Education or Catastrophe?"
Discussions will be led by Mrs.
Dean Osborn, Mrs. Robert Odell,
Mrs. Oliver Splker, and Mrs. War
ren Bennet. Mrs. A. O. Rocnlckc
will act as leader.
Officers for the year arc: pres
ident, Mrs. James Plnnlger; vice
president, Mrs. Robert Ellingson
Jr.; secretary, Mrs. Robert Odell;
treasurer. Mrs. O. K. Puckett.
Seminar Board, Mrs. A. M. Collier,
Mrs. F. W. Peak, Mrs. O. w.
Splker.
The vear's study Is an extension
course based on the text-books of
the past three years, "patterns
for Living."
WEDDING
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FORT KLAMATII-l.r. l.-l.,mH
W. Mnlonry was cumnllmeulrd
with a olork shower September 0
when Mr.i. Ornr A. Puse. Mij.
Mitchell i. Mike i Hcuullru n, mm.
Joseph llnllord rnicrialnrd with a
delightful party given at the Pnl;e
home. It was a .iurprlse to Mn
Mulouey, who ennir with Mm.
Elmore Nicholson, (or a cunl vl.
It with Mrs. Page, onlv to find
the Inrge group of women as
sembled In the living room, await.
Ing her arrival.
In keeping with the Inyrltr
theme, a game was pUved. lor
which Mrs. Dennis Knowles w.
awarded Uie prize. In a t.u!riy pm
guessing coiue.it, Mrs. Joanna Tny
lor was the winner.
About the rooms were luvcly ar
rangements of colorful fall bloom.,
and on the lace covered Kill taole
a miniature white china baby
bugsy was used as a rontalner lor
a bouquet of asters. Mis. Maluncy
wa3 assisted In opening tho gills
by Mrs Nicholson. The three
hostesses served rclre.-ihmcnu to
the following:
Mrs. M a I o n e v . Mm Oni
Prltchetl, Mrs. Donalil Veatch,
Mrs. William A. Pane. Mrs. Den
nis Knowles. Mrs. Ellon P. Mickel.
sen. Mrs. Alvln G. Anderson. Mrs.
Elmore Nicholson. Mr. Ernest L
Reese, Mrs. AKred K. Keener. Mr i
Joanna Taylor. Mrs. Harold L.
Winter; the three hostesses Mm.
Gene A. Page, Mrs. Mitchell
(Mike) Bcaulleu and Mrs. Joseph
nttnuru,
Gilts were also opened from the
following women who did not at
tend: Mrs. Max Rumlnskl, Port.
land, mother of Mrs. Mulonev
Mrs. J. Qulncy Buell. Mrs. Clar
ence jenmns, Mrs. Eiuon M. Brat.
tain, Mrs. Elizabeth M. I.ooslev
and Mrs. Loren L. Miller Jr., ail
of Fort Klamath.
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MRS. GEORGE PHILIP SCHETKY who before her marrieoe
in Trinity Episcopal Church, Portland, was Helen Adnlle Schulti,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Schulti, Flagstaff, Ariiona;
and the is the qranddaughter of Mr. Harry S. Wood, and the
late Mrs. Wood.
HELEN SCHULTZ BRIDE OF
GEORGE SCHETKY IN PORTLAND
Of Interest locally. Is the recent
marrlaiie of Helm AnVlle Hrlmlta,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
SchlllU. Flnustnll. AHrima. In
Georfr Phllln Schrlkv. son of Mr.
wnd Mrs. John I.. Schflky, Port
land. The B p in. doulilr-rlnu crvlre
In Trinity Kpl- opal Church, Port
land. 8eptpnibrr 12, was read by
Dr. L. F.. Krmplnn.
Janet Tulley, sorority ulster ol
EVERGREEN
GARDEN CLUB
Evergreen tiurilrn Club held Its
: regular meeting at Allaiiionl Ju
nior High Molnlay evrlllnu, KrH
Itember 8, prrMdrd over by Alma
Garrison, nresmenl. Thirteen mem
bers utu! lour guests were present.
An Interesting film on (lower ar
rangement was ahown throuuh the
courtesy of the Coca Cola Bottling
Company by Mr Everett Bull.
I Another film on the llllrs grown
! by Jnu DrUtaaf of Uresliaiu uus
presented throuch tlie eourtesv of
I the Greene Nurseries. Tuleluke.
I Plans were dl.srus.sed for the
District Garden Club meeting
whlrh Is to be held on October 2.
at the Library Club Rooms.
Several IntereMIng arrniiitt'inrnt
of fall Iiowers were on display as
well a? specimen blooms. During
the social hour presided iver by
Mrs. Dalton and Mrs. Del Kalll.
a perennial nlnnt sale was held.
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Ksolcrira looks and fcrls like, any other fine vanishing
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I Hie lirulr w hs iimltl of honor; and
Hhlllev and Mnmloii Nrhtlllz.
trrs of the brute: ami Helm Wrot-
'ititi. another sororitv sister
of
Helens were bridesmaids.
I John l tichetkv. brother ol the
tl Itlriiroom, served as best man.
jaPil nshrrs were ,l k Oluitns. Dim.
pel Creary. Iruteniiiv hrolhers of
jlhe tirldeurooiu: Milton Krhullr.
Urine s brother; and Donald and
Goodrich Hays, couilns ol the
brideuroom.
Helen Is a member of Knnna
Alpha Thela horotitv and her
liu.-.liantl is afllllateil with tllgiiia
Alpha i:psilon Iralrriiltv.
'Hie brWe Is the vtnnd(laui,'ht-r
ol Mr. Hsrry H. WoihI. anil tho
late Mrs, WiumI, IDH3 Auburn.
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regent, presided at a rcuiilur meei
Ing of Merrill Women ol the Mroe
Chapter IB. September 3. Uhae
Yorilv and Louisa 'I lioninson were
elected to mrinber.shlp: Kathy Hal
Iv was retMirted III In Klamath Val
ley hospital In Klamath Falls.
Following routine business, re.
frrshinents were i erved bv Klea
nor Walts and her pulillruv roni-mitii-.
Hlaurlie Imcs, HarbiuH Icen
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