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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1952)
b-AUmtMr, SafiMviBMi 'it, Wl HKHAI.H AND NKWS. KLAMA'IH KAi.LS. ORMiON pace ntnk 'MA f -v-i Jl , ' ''; ft h - BAREARA CORNETT, daughter of Mr. and Mr.. Carlo Cornell, Malin, was installed Seplembr 12 as Worthy Adviior Melin Rainbow Assembly (or Girli. Insta'lation ceremonies wart in lh Broadway Hall, Molin, before a large crowd of ipectalori. Pholo by Kettler NEW RAINBOW FOR GIRLS WORTHY ADVISOR IN MAUN dt'"Wwi?. '''JL'' 3V -Gr -J LOVELY, GAY BERGMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Peter C. C. Bergman, Tulelek will become the November 30 bride of Delbert Yordy, alio of (he California town. He ii the ion of Mrt. Harriett Yordy. The wedding will be held in the Tulelale Community Pretbyterian church. The bride-elect, graduate of the Tulelake high school, has had two years at Lewis and Clark College, Portland. . Photo by Ferebee RENO CATHOLIC CHURCH SCENE OF O'KEEFE-GIFT NUPTIAL RITES I.ANGKI.L VALLEY Hnxel Gift, 'cruorin. Hrr sliter. Mrs. Luther ;vars- jowl, o:.w;s it M'ndi r he :or: von of Jaii.r s O Kr.-lle and the hu'- corBaue with her blue frock latr Mrs. O KreKc Mrrrlll. hi the Pn Lynch was best nun. C'Hthohc Church In Krno. 5 p.m., Atlendlne the wedding were Mr. .srntfmbcr 8. Father Avell. read nd Mrs. Lloyd Ollt and Martin; .-Itar hanker) with hlle iTidloll. Mr and Mr'" Lulher Noble- V,r The br;de wa bpaulllul In a Dink "nd Davlr. Knthlrrn O'Keeffe lace anerncon Hock with a cor- r"" " na " Mu' ' age ul white Kludloll and white ac- ZULEIMA NILE CLUB rite O Keelle. The younj coupio enjoyed a hon ryuu.on Inn to Nevada cltlea and Lnke Tuhne before returning to Merrill where they are at home at the Layman Apartments. The monthly meetlntr of Zulelma Nile Club of Klamath Full will be held Wcdnesdiy. October 1. at I p.m. at the Willard Hotel. A style show will be presented by Whytal's ind mere will he cards after the ENGAGEMENT CHII.OQUIN-Mr. and Mrs, Jar. vey Riddle have recently an nounced the engaement of their rneetlns. Mrr. MHrirert' riimh.t is. daughter Arlene to John Unlva. Chairman of the Committee In ' on of Mr- Elw,n Smith, and Juan rharfte of the meeting. Keserva-1 unive ol San Francisco. tlons may be made by calling her1 A weddlnn for the popular young' t ,'194- couple Is planned for October. MALIN Barbara Coiurlt . daughter of Mr. ami Mrs, Carlo Cornell, Was iHMulIrd Friday eve ning, September U. as Worthy Act vlMr nl the Malm Itnlnbnw Ai.mmii bly tor Girl". Tie open Installation was held at the Broadway Hull In Malm be fore a large crowd of friends, rela tives. Masons. Knsterii Slur and Valnhow membe rs. ljirge In vender rwloied lapel's were v'"ied at either aide ol the presiding oillrers chair In the Kasl aral Inrtd baskets of lilndlull urre rranged attractively about the as rrnibly room. Knteiltig ihe room first were the following lii-.tallmg olllcen.; Iiislnlling Worlhv Advisor, .lean Itajnus; Installittt. Chniilain, bally Hmallev; Installing Heeoider. .lo anne I'arkrr; InMallmg Maiihnl. loaiine DeMerrill. liiMiilhng Mu- Irian, Bi'lly llunnell; Mollier Ad visor, Agnes Srhiemri mid Hostess. Kminn Wilde. A short urlcome iul:lie-.s was made hy Hostess lsnmin Wilde nun the gavel was Ihen hiintlr-d lo .lean Itajnua, who aelrsl as install ing oflltet. Following tin- wlruiin- adilress the newlv innsilnied and elected oilicers entered and wen- senieu In two semi. circles in ihe renter of llio assembly room. First to he Ill -tailed was Hie new Worthy Advisor. Ilurtiuia Coinnt. who w.is e-coiled lo the altar, where Ihe Jeweled rrown was lilaeecl upon Iter lien.l liv rtllloiug Woiih) Advisor Jeau Ilujnus. (Ii'icers installed to serve with llarhara were: Worthy AsM:ia'c Atlvisor F.habeih MevSv: Charity. Paid fSniith: Hope, Diuln haiut rki: Faith. Martha Iteasley; Drill Leader. Janpirtta fcjiiuuder.s; Cha lain, Wanda llestr; Mii-.ician Hut hara Mnvlina; Loe, Delores Stew ard; itcllgioii, I'cml Utloniali; Na ttur, Janet Islminc; Iiniuorlalily, Itulh Kallna: Fidelliv, Carol Wr.i Iherhy. I'alrlotlsm, llarbinii Sal yeis; Kerxice, Barbara llunnell; t'onfldrnllal Olisener, .loyre James; Outer t)!)!'. Jean Love ress; and C'he.lr IJIrerior Kathleen Wilson. Honored Guests escorted anil seale.1 in thi' Fast were: l)orl;t Wallen. Worthy Advisor of Klam ath Falls Assembly; I'nltl Snuth, Grand rtcllginn, of the Grand As sembly ol Oregon; Mrs, Klhel Hamilton. District Deputy of Itain bow for GUIs In Oregon; and Haw! Bowman. Worthy Matron ol Pros perity Chapter, Order of the East ern Star Honoring outgoing Advisor, Jean Itajmis, a drill team rouiMinj ol seven girls, drersed In floor length cowns, entered the room, ap proached the east, and with appro priate verso and a gift. "Aloha" was then sung by Barbara Cornell. Jean aniinuncnl that her project of buying officers Jewels had been accomplished and a successful dnme was held alter graduation In the siiring. a reception for the dis trict Dr-iMily, a food sale, a camp ing trip lo Medicine Lake and a slumber parly were part of the year's program. New Worthy Advisor has chosen as her tlicuie. Service, and her main project will be lo raise mon ey ihiourjt various ways to help to ward Ihe new V- onic Lodge Hall. fipeciaj euieiiiwiiinent was fur nlshiil hy lilaiine Mlcka with a tap - ounce to the lime of "Dark lown ' Strutters Bull." accompanied by Mrs. Iludy Payer al Ihe piano; and I the "Lord's Prayer" beautifully I snug hv Mrs. Ah Hen lngshaw to ; her own accompaniment, j Mrs. Agnrs Schrelner. Mother I Advisor, tt-as called utMin lo make the lollowmg awards: Merit Badge. K.ilherlne Mlcka: Bed Bar. Atlie I Mlcka, C.irolvn Fargo, l.ynette Lyon and Lncile Weber; Rcd-Or- ange Bar. Diane Micka; Orange and Yeiiow Bar. Joyce James; Green. Barbara Bunnell and Jo anne Parker; Blue, Kathleen Wil son: nine and Indigo, Dolores ste ward; Indigo, Betty Bunnell, Bar tin i n Havhna, and Wand.i Beslc. Pot of Gold awards, the highest in Rainbow work, were awarded to Barbara Cornell, Patll Smith, and Pearl Ottoman. At Ihe conclusion of Hie nicel Ing refreshments were served by Min. Jerrv Itajnus. assisted by Mrs. La-Idle Itajnus,' The refreshment luhle was con rorod with a large cake with the Rainbow insignia and Ihe names Jean and Barbara In the frosting. Pouring were Mrs. Agnes Schrel ner and Mrs. Carlo Cornell. SHOWER FOR MRS. W. HOUSE BONANZA tverylliiiig cami In ping aiiu blue lor tue auuvci lucsdav evening ul tne Max Dilla vou home In honor ol Mrs. William Hou'e. Gue.ls came from all Darts ol tne county to attend Ihe event. Mrs. J. F.. llouc. br.. mother-in- law oi Ihe guest of honor. Bonania; Mrs. Don floss, Klamath Falls; Mra. Prter llodgi-j. lu elake: Mrb. C. J. Andrews and Mr. Aaron tnorewB ol ttunaua. From Bly were: Mr. I'rank Ohenchaln Sr., Mra. Thomas House. Mrs. Waller Camnbcll. Mrs. Max Clint-. Mrs. Wayne binlth, Mrs. Dale Smith, Mrs. J. D. Kness, Mr". Frark Ohenchaln Jr., Mrs. II. L. Hadlrv. Mrs. Franklin Hall. Mis. Roberl Wlnllcld, Mrs. Dave Campbell, 'Mrs. Monic Cltno. Mrs. Dan House, Mrs. Everett Hunt, Mrs F. H. Armstrong. Mrs. Rob ert Stanley, Mrs. J. C. O'Nell. Mra. Lester Cummlnas. Mrs. Ralph Biles, Mrs. Marlon Johnson, Mrs. A. L, Lealherwood. Mrs. J. M. Kendrll. Mrs. Kdwarrt Patrke. Mrn. Waller Kllli'gson. Mrs. Neal Griffin. Mrs. V. L. Reutle. Mrs. Bll Hall. Leaiina Nixon, Marvel Jeneschlel, Marlene Nixon. Irene Morris. Nancv Tibblls. Snlriev Dll-1 lavott and Kathleen Ryan. Klam ulh Falls: Mrs. William Sandburg. Rending. Sending bIIIji were: Mrs. OIL O-bern. Mrs. .Minn Cummlngs. Mrr. Carl Stiles. Mrs. Madeleine Ketller. Mrs. William Haul. Mrs. Albert Palrke. Mrs. Frederick Hvrie. Mrs. William Tucker. Mrs. I.lovd Leyh. Mrs Orvllle Kuhlman. Mrs. August Tlkkanen. Mrs. Del Nelson. Mrs. H. O. Powell, Mr;;. Bud Bell, Mrs. Clark Abbott, from Bonanza: Mrs. James Dye. Mis. B. Brown, Mrs. Guy Helron, Mrt. C. l.cuvitt and Mary Ann. Mrs. C. J. Andrews, Mrs. Peter Hodges, Will Campbell, Lorella; and Mrs. F.llr.abelh Bell, Leone Clark, Mra. Its ford Burkes, Sacramento. Shirley Dlllavou and Marvel Joneschlel sang two duets "Tell Me Why" and "Bells of St. Mary". After the gifts were opened Ihe miesis were served cake and coffee. DIANE ANDERSON daughter of Mrs. Laura Roy, 1 199 Cal ifornia; and G. Arthur Anderson, Lake Tahoe; was in her "sev enth heaven" recently, when about 30 friends surprised her at her home on September 12; which was her ISth birthday. An evening of dancing preceded the "refreshment hour." Photo by Ferebee m ,. m 't i . i w TO SCHOOL Jeanette Rus tatn, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rusteen, 1931 Homedale, left last week for Parkland, Washing, ton, to tnroll as a freshman at Pacific Lutheran College. She was graduated from KUHS this spring. Housewarming For Clyde Foxes MERRILL A large cake, dec orated 'with a rose-covered cottage with the Inscription "Best Wishes ! Mary and Clyde," and similar party favors, net the theme when . hn.ioit-armlmr narlv was OCld for Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fox. who liaVC recciuiy muru n-vu ....... home In Merrill. me wuup i friends who called presented them with a kitchen radio and automat ic, toaster. ti-.i 1 apv lister r.f Mrs. FoX showed guests' the films she look ducing ner inree loumns iu, . Ireland. She accompanied her par ents. Mr. ani Mrs. James Laccy on the trip this past summer. Youngsters present were shown a series of comedies, preceding the film on Ireland. Cake. Ice cream, punch and col fee were served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Dale Moore; Mr. and Mrs. Wllobv Conner and Pam ela; Mr. and Mrs. George Rankin. Ray and Bob; Mr. and Mrs. Pas chall Hodges. Gary and Janny; Mr. and Mrs. William Falvey, Ter ry and Dana: Mr. and Mrs. Max Hartlerode: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Falvev; John Singleton; Tom La rey: Rov Fox: Helen Laccy; Mrs. Minnie Fox: Mr. and Mrs. Frank ! Collins: Mrs. Frank Davis: Mr. land Mrs. James Laccy: BUI Davis: and the honor guesus Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fox and Jamie, Mara, ana Hazel Renee Fox. LUTHERAN ! WOMEN'S GUILD Tile Lutheran Women's Guild ol Zion Lutheran Church held Its firs' annual fall rally banquet Septem ber 18. The banquet was ably pre pared and served by the men oi the congregation. Mrs. Gertrude Blind presided a; loastmlstress and the Invocation was gien by Mrs. Margaret Kirk Patrick. Guest soeaker for the eve ning was Mrs. Verne Speirs, whose topic was "Today." Mr. J. Royal Shaw showed his color movie films taken on a trip to the Holy Land to complete the eve ning's entertainment. 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