Herald and news., March 21, 1953, Page 6, Image 6

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MOMENTOUS MOMENT . . . bto tn rmony . . . brid'l iilr, CUrUt Tfcompion,
Matron of Honor. ples tn Igcky coin in K bride', illpp. Flo gMt. Kuron Albn.
nst to th lotly brid; and Ramon lkr latently wUh . procdur. lny ' both
couiim of th now Mn. Bon. Carol StM. b'idmid. It not In pictvr.
Pastel Flowers and Candlelight Background for Nuptials
TRADITIONAL WHITf SATIN . . . wi worn by Theodora Ruby TKompion for nor wdding
to Chtrloi R. Bowon. Simplicity wot th kaynott to th charming brida't attir and the dacora.
iini for tho improttivo candlalight caramon y. Tho doublt-ring larvic wai road by tho Rv.
Gtargrj Aldor In First Christian Church, Fob. 2 1 Photos by Foroboo
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AT THE RECEPTION ... in tho church parlor, from tho toft. Bob FrancV, best man tho
bridegroom and brido; and th brido's grandmothar nd grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. Own
Thompson.
Bly Bride's Attendents Included Four Flower Girls
In a setting of spring flowers in- Ann Elder, Sherill Banister. f ters Csmllle. Pamela, and son Tim
CMA Chapel. Gwendlyn Darlene; Frenkle Hall and Connie Hall alsotolhy, ot Scranton Urea; Mrs. Ver.
Hadley. daughter of Mr. and Mr. "ore orchid. The mothers ot thelyn White, Jefferson, lms; Mr.
Herbert Hadley and Jerold Duane! bride and bridegroom bolh wore (Marlon Morton and Kenneth. Vre
Dillavou, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mn!Mvy blue. ka; Mr. Ernest Rider and Mr. and
Dillavou, were married recently. Rex Dillavou, brother of the Mrs. Lester Cummlngs. Home-
The Rev. Richard Staub read the , bridegroom, was best man. Ushers I creek, Calif; Mr. and Mra. John
were Russell Dillavou, Jack Dllla-; Dillavou, Montague, Calif.; Mr.
2 p.m. service.
Given in marriage bv her father.
the bride wore a princes gown of
white satin with a fingertip lace
veil caught with seed pearls. She
carried a white prayer book lopped
with a white orchid.
The bridesmaids, Shirley Dilla
vou and Norma Jean Banister,
wore orchid. The lunlor attendants
Sandra Pollock and Diana Bams-; followed
tcr and the little flower girls, Judy
vou, Rodney Hadley. Ora Banister
and Frederick Pauck. The little
ring bearer was James Pollock.
Rodney Hadley. only brother of
the bride, and Earl Jackon sang
Because" and "I Love you Truly"
accompanied by Mrs. Richard
Staub..
The ceremony was Immediately
bv a reception at the
I home of the bride's parents. As
sisting at the beautiiuily decorated
and Mrs. Cecil Nicholson, Klamath
Falls.
From Palnlrv were: Mr. and
Mrs. Ceorire Elder. Mr. and Mrs.
lley.
DELTA GAMMA
Delta Gamma chapter of Del
phian will meet next Tuesday,
March 24. at 9:45 a m In the
YMCA. Subject of the lesson Is:
"United National, 1952."
The leader will be Beatrice
Beane. The following members
will head the discussions; Georgia
Collier, Dorothea Roenlcke, Helen
fjpUter, and Julia Zumwalt.
SWftT IN TASTE IOW IN CAlORItT
TAW-4HIT B1.Hc K A DOT A
A candlei'shl service read by
th Rev. uroiir AWer tvtwe a
background of aprtn1 liaweri In
;m : r i snadrs u:uJ ThcaIor
i Teddy i Huo TtvMip.n and
Charlrs R. Boen tn ma.'flai.
HrUuv and (rterwu wi'.mwrd
Ih dotibie-rmg carrmony at 1 Jo
p m. r"rb 31, tn Irw rual Cbita
tian Church.
Bride la In dauabtrr of Mr
ami Mrs. Kenneth I. IhontpMin.
2d Btibce. and 'her (atner save
rwr tn marruie Bawen n th sun;
ot Mia. Virgil Wilktr. Kirk. Or I
Vocal aoroltt. Stanley Kendall, i
was acconiparuad Oy Mra. Ktndall. '
onanist.
Th bride's gown of tin satin
waa effectlv in It ilmpilclly ol .
line, with ton full skirt and fuif
train. Her llntertip vail waa twld ;
with a lac cap trimmed wttn
pearls. She carried a whit Bibt
topped with a wait orchid with
yellow throat.
Bride s ala'.er. Ctartc Thompaon
was maid ot honor. Sn -or an
orchid taffeta (own and carried a
bouquet ol variegated Pink and
while carnation tied with pastel
satin ribbon.
Carol flieers. bridesmaid, wore
pale green taffeta, and hr bouquet
waa tha aam aa th maid ol
honor 'a.
Utile flower girl, cousins of
the bride. Karen Albert end Ray.
mona Baker wore yellow satin
patterned after the other at
tendant's frocks: and thry carried
matching basket of satin.
Best man waa Bob FrJnck
Uohera Lonnle Lew la and Sob
Baker also served as candlelight
er Mrs. Thoinp'on'a costume was
navy blue with matching ac
cessories, and her shoulder cor.
aaiie waa of pink camellias- Bride
groom's mother. Mrs. VYsUer.
wore a lighter shade of blue, with
white camellia corsage.
The reception waa tn the church
Chapter U
PEQMeeting
Chapter U. PEO met at the
home of Mrs. Roxanna Wilson, 130
Washington, Tuesday e v e n I n
March 1.
A delicious po'luck dinner was
arranged by the committee: Mrs.
F. Cecil Adarna. Mrs. Lloyd L.
Porter, Mrs. O. K. Puckelt, Mrs.
K. G. Cummings and Mra. Lore
Evans.
Following the dinner, election of
officers was held, and the follow
ing officers were Installed for the
coming year: Mra. Marvin Ner
seth, president: Mrs. OUbert w.
Fleet, vice president; Mrs. F. Ce
cil Adams, recording secretary:
Mrs. O. K. Puckett, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. R. L. Cooper,
treasurer; - Mrs. Lloyd Emerv.
Immediately
many.
Pouring r Beverly
man. Lillian Utiles and (Uitrlry i
Mattooa and Mrs. Boti Baker cut
the cake.
cr ! members vl In stutttnt bud)'.
Out of town axeal iMiuded
Addle- m, rui Mra. C K ttcokef. Purl.
trul. brtdrgrourn's ilMaiDU.
Mr and Mrs. Owen TtwmrMoa.
l taiiila vfandtMlciita Kuaeete
ror trawl Ih bride wor kna ; tai ut. l).iu.il Adaienvart
suit in loat brown, with rn f umUt, ufVtie s aunt aiU unrle. al
aeceaaortea. Alter a weeding WtPrKusen brMe'a caattu. Mr. and
to Ih Oregon ct, Ih cswoie j M(i ntrt faaatnan and sons,
u now at horn in Prospect. Ot. uttanoa. and trow Mi. her auni
Doth of live newttwed ar K I' lift and coutin, Mrs Janrt Oncddea,
gradualra. and wer popuUr and Mr tna'd Land
Rox Underwood to Present
Wayne Angel in Violin Concert
Mr. and n.i Vtl. , Zjjr
at Purtlaiut IIiii....... . r-
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niantaut rant starch J1. kti
M I L'ndetwood will
Wan Atutel la tlx bum i i p,tl
s."holarot:p concert to k hsl i Cases, '
Mill awdllotium. u,. iiM-li!" at da rjj?
appear aa guest Hih ob iu T kuaUtki
lam. ' atasktSei
Mr Vftderwood. Wayne . preawi uCjl
leacMr. la Ploa.r of Vwila aa 221 T
OfChMIra est In teaching iuf f! UT"'
vw.iwtr m rortian. arxa
totnuul Ih Uniterm), Ul U.
(Uiwoud has Mrved pinldtni M
Ih Portland Dtsnclt sf Oteaea
Muiitf Tva.rv.1. Aaaoctattoo. u
Northwest chairman f in mtXt
tweui airing Proi, CommitiM
and a Kattonal poaioim f
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Mr I Musical Collet, tn Utpaig aun
ar.d I tlans navaer, ut wunou,,. Uasoaa
and tMrltn It hat Ua Mugie
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LIGHT
SKIPPIES
By FORMf
table were Shirley Dillavou and
Carol Tucker and the wedding cake
was served by Mrs. Joe Banluer.
For her honeymoon trip to South
ern California, the bride wore a
navy linen suit with white acces
sories. Out of town guests were: Mr.
and Mr. Vergil Butler and daugh-
Lewis Hadley.
From Lakevlew, Mr. . and Mrs
Joe Banister. Mr. and Mrs. Flint
Banister. Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Pauck. From Redmond, Mr. and
Mrs Rllri Pnllnr-l, mnA Lf.. Tt..
'- ...win- treasurer; . Mra. i-ioyd Emery,
a. McAullfJ., grandmother of the chaplain; Mrs. Rosanna Wilson
tirmg tit Klamath fnltw I i
, w ... .m, KUHrO.
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