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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1952)
: PAGE EIGHT HERALD AN'O NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OliKGON ill w:. : .; i i i EUIttTA WILL HE LCr.'.E to Mr. and (in. Fienk F. Sml h, fier tlicir ticr.eymoon in Soulhern C lifcrr'a. Erttlo v W'antla Dale Homer, df ugMer of Mr. and Mri. E. P. Kor.-.er, 243" Ap-p'o-jala Avenue, before her marriage In Calvary Baptist Church, Scpiamher 7. Her hull' and it the ion of Mr. and Mri. Frank M. Smi'li, Eureka. The Reverend Terry M. Johnson, Med ford, read (he 3 p.m. tervice, Photoi by Guderian Surprise Showe r M-. J. Wi ;ii.n,.T Jr. wis orecl iW I ul a niri.l' Si' iJofk lmvr, PViiy. H. m'n-r l i'l Hie Ik hip nt Mm. Uny Mrekcy. '.MHO Mulll tt.rrei: v.,ll Mil., M. I . S ATI I III) AY, St:i'T. ai). 1052 --ui . -i-i-ii i.. im ii i. lire ICrMtuil, ciihr lnii with Mm, Miio- i i: ; t iiri . Hum lit t. in. i Wlll'imi Mjri'ii. Ml'" Jrmen l'i'i MP . I'.nli'i't P kUiPil.'ll. Mm. Mil mir lrviui''rr end Mi . O'tle ' Liiinir. im.it. I i.nry . AI I V r" n yd. VOWS WERE EXCHANGED in a simple ceremony September 7, in Tulelake Presbyterian Church, when Donna Wright, Tule lake, became the bride of W. Montague Robertson, son of Mrs. Eleanor Robertson, Ashland. The Reverend Marvis'Keyser read the double ring service in the presence of immediate members of the two families. ' Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a grey ' suit with black accessories. She wore a single white orchid ' and carried a white prayer book. Mrs. William Stauton Jr., the former Joyce Barber, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barber, Tulelake, was the bride's only attendant. Richard Reedy, Ashland, was best man. ) . After a snort trip to the Oregon Coast the couple is at home in Ashland. REEVES-SMALLEY NUPTIALS IN MAUN COMMUNITY CHURCH MALIN On Friday afternoon, September 3. IUys Ann Smalley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George imalley. Malln, became the bride c Richard Verle Reeves, son of : Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Reeves , of Merrill. ' .The four o'clock service was read at the Malin Community Church betore a. large crowa of lriends and relatives. TTie. Rey. George - Shuman officiated, at the , double ring ceremony. White gladioli pompon chrysan themums and greenery banked the altar and tall lighted tapers to floor candelabra were- placed at elTradMonal wedding music was played by Mrs. Lucile- Gray and Mrs. Vesta Shogren sang "Oh Per fect Love," "A wedding Prayer and "The Lord's Prayer." The lovely blonde bride, escorted to the altar by her father, wore a gown of white chantilly lace over white satin, floor length with a full court train. Her gown was styled with a bouffant skirt and a fitted bodice and her long sleeves were pointed over the wrists. She wore a white lace Juliet cap. trimmed in seed pearls which held a white illusion net veil. She car . ried a single white orchid on her white Rainbow Bible, and wore U- . iPAutnvial nmithinar Old. something new, something bor rowed and something blue. Maid of. honor was Sally Small ey, sister of the bride, who wore a gown of blue satin ana net wiui . full skirt ana snort DOiero ja";t. Pn hr hnir shp wore a flower tiara and carried a bouquet . of pink and white carnations. Bridesmaid was Connie Reeves, sister of the bridegroom, who was dressed identical to the maid of honor except that, her gown was dusty rose In color and the bouquet she carried was in a matching phade. She too wore a flower tiara in her hair. The bridegroom's best man was Bill Hill, and Bob Heaton, Jack Hendrickson and Jerry Smalley acted a ushers. Attractively dressed in' a two piece dress of wine colored crepe, was the bride's mother. Mrs. Smalley. Her accessories were black and she wore a shoulder cor saee of pink carnations. The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Reeves, chose a dress of white embroidered black net over black taffeta, worn with black accessor ies. Her corsage was of red car nations.' A reception at the church fol lowed the ceremony. Centering the white linen covered table, was the four tiered wedding cake. Topping it was a miniature bride and bride groom: and pink baby roses and maidenhair fern circled it. Large bouquets of summer flow ers were placed about the recep tion room. At the coffee service was Mrs. Myrtle Crystal, the bridegroom's grandmother; and Mrs. Ben John son, aunt of the bride, served the cake. Assisting her was Barbara Cornett. Punch was served by Elaine Paris and the guest book was passed by Jean Rajnus. The new Mrs. Reeves chose a suit of gray wool for her going away ensemble. With it she wore pink and white accessories and her white orchid at her shoulder. The bride was a 1952 graduate of the Malin High School and the bridegroom was graduated from Merrill High School this year. The young couple will tour the Oregon Coast and parts of Califor nia and Nevada before returning home. They plan to make their home at Bly, where Reeves is employed. Guests from out of town here to attend the wedding were: Mrs. Carl Colvin. North Richland. Wash ington, aunt of the bride: Mrs. Kdra P. Reeves. Portland, the bridegroom's grandmother: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Warner. T.ake"iew. Mr. anil M's. H. A. Graten, Seat tle: Mr. Fred Graten. Medford: Hllery Wlnebareer. Mt. Hebron: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Parson' end Mrs. J. A. Parsons, Klamath Falls. SMITH-HOMER VOWS EXCHANGED IN CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Gladioli and stock were used as a background for the pretty wed ding of Wanda Dale Homer, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Homer. 3437 Applegale Avenue, to Frank M. Smith, son of Mr. aril Mrs. Frank M. Smith. Eureka. The candlelight service was read by the Reverend Perry M. Johnson, Medford. at 3 p.m. in Calvary Bap tist Church, September 7. Mrs. E. E. Hambrick accompanied so loist. Edmund Homer, bride's brother. The bride's father gave her in marriage. Her gown was of white skinner satin, with yoke of white nylon trimmed with seed pearls. Seed Smith, Eureka wore frocks of skinner satin, in shi.les of tourmn llne and amathy.st, respectively. Their bououcis were the same as the maid of honor's. Flower girl was Melinda Homer, bride's cousin from Medford: and ring bearer was Gary Homer, also bride's cousin. Best man was Jerrold Hunt: ushers were Kenneth Johnson andt Byran Counsll; who were . also camllellphters. Mrs. Homer wore a dark green crepe dress with brown accessories to her daughter's wedding, and her shoulder corsage was an orchid. Mrs. Smith, bridegroom s mot IV t aS i (ijf ' mJttl.M. I itUM. w . I'.. ... I -.I...-..--' ..'? v.vj'i'citnjtfj ft UAH f 1 ,,i'u -JusJlJ. L. U2z.- IMPROVED APPEARANCE You'll always look belter in an Eagle Suit. $69.50 and up. Prom Rudy's, 6th and Main, pearls also trimmed, the shallow er's costume was of pule yellow halo of white satin, which held the and bUck shantung worn with nylon illusion net veil. Her bridal black accessories, and her corsage bouquet was two white orchids sur- j was also an orchid, rounded by white carnations alio : The reception was at Jen-Eds stephanotis. Maid of honor, Ramona Homer, bride's sister, wore a gown of skinner satin in a jewel-tone ot mauve quartz. She carried a co lonial bouquet of pink roses cen tered in white carnations and stephanotis. Bridesmaids. Mrs. M. L. Schloe man, Sacramento; ani Diane immediately ailer the ceremony Pouring were Mrs. M. L. Schloe man ar,1 Diane Smilh. bride groom's sister. Ramona Homer cut the cake. For traveling, the new Mrs Smith wore a gray flannel suit with gray accessories. After their South ern California honeymoon, they will be at home. 124 G. Street. Eureka. BARBARA ORR AND DON WIMAN EXCHANGE VOWS IN ST. PAUL'S St. Paul's Episcopal Church was the scene of a simple, impressive wedding, September 10, when Bar bara Carolyn Orr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Orr, 1966 Lowell, became the br'de of Donald Everette Wiman. son of Mrs. Franklin W. Young. 2044 Reclama tion Street, and Everette Wiman, Quincyt California. The Reverend Galen Onslad Local Man Weds Corvallis Girl News is received of the wedding of Betty Louise cook, daughter oi Vance Joseph Cook, Corvallis; to Gaylord W. Upington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord M. Upington, 1940 Portland Street. The informal wedding in Grace Episcopal Church, Martinez, Cali fornia, was at S p.m.. September 6. and the double ring service was the wedding guests at the home oi tne oriae s Drotner ana nis wue Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cook. Mrs. Cook was her sister-in-law's only attendant, and Tom Uping ton served his brother, as best man. The bride wore a ballerina length dress of white net and a matching bandeau in her hair and her ma tron of honor wore a dress of' white eyelet embroidery. After a trip to Yosemite, the couple will live in Los Angeles, where Upington Is associated with California Research Corporation, Don't mist your chance to WIN A TRIP TO PARIS! plus fabulous new wardrobe IN TRIM TRED'S EXCITING NEWS-IN-SHOES CONTEST! (or choose $3500 cash instead) 233 Other liq Priies! Free Contest! Nothinq to Buy! v See the beautiful TRIM-TRED shoes and get details and ' entry blanks at VAN ORMAN'S 327 Main HURRY! Contest Closes October 31st SACRED HEART MOTHERS CLUB Mothers Club of Sacred Heart Academy first fall meeting was September 11. 7:30 p.m. in the Academy Auditorium. Mrs. John Howard, new presi dent, was in the chair. Other new officers for the year include: Vice President, Mrs. Pat rick McAuliffe; secretary. Mrs. Merit Smith; and treasurer, Mrs. Walter Jendrzejewskl. Room mothers ere: 1st grade- Mrs. George Sprague and Mrs. Francis Ellis: 2nd Mrs. Louis Jessing and Mrs. D. C. Hefley; 3rd Mrs. Oscar DeNault; 4th Mrs. Francis Slowey; 5th Mrs. Virgil Smith; 6th Mrs. Lyle Dur- rell: 7th Mrs. Frank Bogatay; 8lh Mrs. Willard Llnehan and Mrs. Patrick McAuliffe. , Freshmen Mrs. Max Patsch, Mrs. Anthony Buckingham, and Mrs. Clyde Leake; Sophomores Mrs. Ray Kann and Mrs. Mike Gotland; Juniors Mrs. Edward Snider: and Seniors Mrs. Jos eph Heiderer and Mrs. : Axel Hedlund. ...... Special committees include: Bud get Committee, Mrs. Francis Beard, Mrs. A. C. Lavenik; Mrs. Charles Bailey and Mrs. J. K. Mc Andrews; Hospitality Chairman, Mrs. Dick Miller Jr; Program Chairman, Mrs. Otto Ellis: Ways and Means, Mrs. W. O. Ely; and Publicity Chairman, Mrs. Darrell Miller. . Announcement was made that the date of the annual Athletic Fund Dinner is Thursday, October 6. A ham dinner will be served under the chairmanship of Mrs. Joseph Heiderer. read the 8 p.m. service In the presence of about 80 invited friends and relatives. Mrs. Sam Mushen. organist. played traditional wedding music. Large arrangements oi wnne gladioli and pompon chrysanthe mums with greenery, were used for the church decorations. Escorted to the chancel rail by her father, who gave her In mar riage, the lovely bride wore a ballerina length frock of silver-gray lace over blue satin, with a strik ing rose-red velvet sash and hat. She carried matching roses tied with white stephanotis. Her sister, Marjorte Orr. was her only attendant, and she was charm ing in a ballerina length blue taf feta frock with blue velvet hat and white accessories. Best man was Thomas Schweig er; and ushers were Tom Orr Jr., Cameron Stewart, and John Wes- scll. Mrs. Orr chose a navy blue lace dress for her daughter's wedding and her corsage was of carioca roses and carnations. Mrs. Young, bridegroom's moth er, wore a gray suit, and her cor sage was of white carnations and red roses. The reception was in the church parlors Immediately after the cere mony. Mrs. F. C. Tarr and Mrs. John Wessell poured. Mrs. C. S. Houston cut the cake; and Mrs. C. O. Bor.stlng and Mrs. A. L. Moore assisted. For her going away costume, the br jle wore a beige suit with brown accessories. They are on their honeymoon on the Oregon Coast, and future plans will be announced after they return. DELTA KAPPA GAMMA MEET The first meeting of Alpha Chap ter of Delta Kappa Guinmu whs held at the home of Nett Peterson 5169 Summers Lane, Saturday, Sep tember 13. A noon luncheon preceded the business meeting. Reulnh Elliott. Elda Fletcher, Mabel Humble ana Olive Wilson nwl.sted Mrs. Peter son, as hostesses. President Mabel Humble, presld ol at the business meeting and summarized the coming year's work. Beulah Elliott, program chair man, presented a tenatlve plan lor Ihe meetings of 1952-63. Eva Burkhnlter reported on the Installation of Alpha chapter of the society, In Vancouver, B.C. on June 7 of the past summer. Miss Burk hnlter was one of a group from Portland, traveling north, to install the Canadian chapter. The local chnptcr of Delta Kap pa Gamma voted unanimously to pay the dues of their retired mem bers The organization felt this ges ture would express appreciation of long and fnlthfui service to It's re tired teachers. A rummage sale will be held by Alpha chapter October 11, on South Eleventh street, with Dra Jean Wright and Lois Rumcr as co-chairmen. Guests for the meeting were. Emorlne Kappan. Maaloel: ana Zelma Cromer of the local hmh school. Both visitors are members of Delta Kappa Gamma chapters in Oklahoma. New officers for the coming year are: President, Mabel Humble; First Vice President. Beulah El liott; Second Vice President. Elda Fletcher; Rccoidlng Secretary. Helen Hotlmann: Corresponding Secretary, Vchna Tennery; Treas urer, Dorothy Bailee: and Parlio mentarian, Dca Jean Wright. Rebekah Lodge 106 Bonanza Fraternity Rebekah Lodge 106. 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