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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1953)
1BBS HKRALO AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON f AGB THIRTEEN rave V"tf j I, J issue flippy young couple with thtir paranlt. At tht Itft, parantt of tht J, WMrt. J. A. Cot, Alhltndi and to tht right of thtir ion, Mr. tnd Mrt. I. M. All Ctt Wtddlng Plclurti by Floyd tt Underwood's Wtf CLUB I flub met war A- i alwri bum- WL'L ai whlch ISTLmS filial UMll JUL'mr be submitted M work out. .tl'mmibTJiip .i..- ..Miuu meet- STiJf iho attending JTw fchool April S running to attend !? u Club may Zw IX members. L7 at Kdm" ulon "' 5Sit.. nwrt lnwr- tSntot m"hd o( .Ud 'Z Ha charming end att In which Mrs. SmubWIbfrmiiterul. u Fi u informal dlscuaalon I ST un o'hcr hihlihla ' . .... hrounht out agaasiui uto smsu w.' i Ml Mm. Cbeyne main- - knKhtf ata topic 'tor discussion tknuuv o( minuaU. Mr. I. mi., n, hr method i inDuRl. prlcen with tod biu ol poetry on an u Ux hrin oi evtry t;. Urt. Miurr maoe V rtuf armuRU la ao tu br aiKlience eaacr 13M bunt and follow her fc ttun lhre colorlul tluttd Immediately. iH tale ol perrnnula aa inns the meetmi. but to l)Oi available at thla fltuoKlded aale ol both nli ind annuala lll be Itibt llty mceimi. k artt mttum a diuuMlon an unnttmrnl will be held II a toped that Ihow allend fk FVnei Show School will at to btlog unit mtereallni eaaida jNmmu were aerved by I On Aklander and Mra. I, Mm, S ft ONI,OP MANY im ... tht cord with (hli out tifcuitd tht ntw Mr. tnd Mrt. Dtlmtr Roblnion. Library Club Enjoys Varied Program at April 1 3 Meeting i Mr. Don Zumwult prcfttnted her prina; mualcal lo member at the Women' Library Club Monday, April II. Tht protram tu aa lollowa: Piano dueta. "Three Hun arlan Dancea," by Brahma, played by Ruth Lobauih end Beulah Muahen; aoloa. "White Horaca ol the Bee." "Die Malnachl." "The Pilirlm'a Son,'' aunt by Donald MrKerale accompanied by " Kutn IXMUiih; eello aoloa, "Arte" end "Dpanlah Serenade" played by Manuret Jolly ecconunll by Ruth Uobauih; aoloa, "The MaMa Wedding Announcement Ann Bowers and Ralph V acluuiied vowa ln the Oiuum Church, April 11. ftlet wm reift hv th. Rmu uncle, Ed Richards, Bar In m.rpli.,..- pw't brolher,' Everett fat k..i r ' "nail reception lollow ("Wo. Wash., where they uierr home. Pf: "d Mr. and Mra, 8. D. and Mra. Lloyd J. liXll iary C " we chair. Afii. th. , itui.Ti.Ti ' ' lno coming ' Huon scheduled lor C'..."7 Wells: vice RSI, Kl"",; c"p- rB,uP """""Ctor, Hll- Vk PJf,"ly "nrd. laT..9!. Tlllle Kurth- Bl. Alair Fii1?. 'fuon. new hrw. "Uh ' irom Jj??.1" were ..r,,., u.. tmt aimed tor April jj. A. of F Program At Merrill MERRILL A very tniereallni protram wa preaented by the Academy ot rrtendahlp committee at the re(ular meeuruj ol Uie Women ol the Mooae, on Tueadey, April 1. Several co-wornora wore dreaaes trom an earlier period, eapecially one modeled by Jean Buedmeyer, which waa over a 100 year old. The Wa-dl-U-ka Camp Ptre Olrla preaemeel two bll. "Clean- lineaa raya ono in.-. American School Boom." Olrla participant were Sue rieioa, RaeDean maraa, wuciie u.-v., Donna Draioo, Brenda Hobba, and Pegsy Carton. Thla Camp Fire group la aponaoreel by the College of Regenta. Women ot the Mooae. A warrant tor w waa proem tor the new Mooaeheart High nchool bv chairman. Helen Brum- ley. A donation waa alao made to roe cancer runa, eiveryouw reminded ot tht apron and cooked food aale which will be held In Matin on Saturday. April 24. Mra, Byrd Helta la reported aerloualy 111 at Hillalde Hospital. Relreahmenta were aerved to both member of Loyal Order of Mooae and Women of the Moose by the homemaklng committee, with mine nunugn, cnairman. The executive and auditing com mlttee met at the home ot Haac! Hundley In Tulelake, on Monday evening, April 6. Book lor the last quarter were audited. Alter routine business, relreshinoiila were aerved to the following membera : Olfa Bradahaw, Anna Hartlerode, Anna Lahoda. Rose Van Meter, Julie Bros, Louise Icenblce, Rone Baley, and 8usnn Wllliema. Haiel Hundley waa the Hostess. of Cadla," "Homing." and "Will You Remember,' aunt by Jewel Howard accompanied by Ruth Lob ugh: violin aoloa. "La Fella." "Romance." played by Wayne An- mi .MwnMnbMl hw Mal.n n'Nalll. Camperahlpa were preaented to uie uin ocuuva man vnmi nt. A fhmlt M... . I v.r. tA I h. City Library for the purchaat of onixirvna wo, .'..-y; air. JntiM ItabAr HtVS a thOrt report on the Stale Conierenee held In Selem. The keyeott to dreaa ot the conferenne waa k. Ur. T ft ChinmatL flral vtce-prealdent ol the General reoeration oi women a biuon iram Waahuujlon, D O. She luu a charm- speaker. She Is eaiieo uie iaay v.rmM" . lh avrferatlon aa ahe . wlilnw mnri ntMratea a 1 1 TUf grain farm In IllmoU. About a0 Oregon delegaiea aitenoea uie AAnm (-at nr at Mra. Kred Hoagland appointed Mra. Lloyd Young. Mra. William Walea Jr., Mra. R. P. Elllngaon . .... ajr. ArwInKW T nrw-y Jr.. aa nominating committee tor the new club otllcers for the ensuing year. The now olllcera will be elected and Installed at the May meeting. Doris Etnrirjge, a graouaui oi vtlllR iiul thit Unlveraltv ot Ore- .. ...n nnu. n, Alhtintlrmilft. u k - h.l.llu nn hr illHnlBV ,1.1.... HIU.B " 1 " V . I of Navajo Indian dreaaea, Jewelry, and allk screen prints from the artist colony In Tao. N. M. Her mother and lairier, Mr. ana Mrs. with Woody ' Crumbo, en Indian artist, who designs the allk -- ..mi. rvri teureirv. Mra A. O. Roenlcke and Miss Ethrldge wore two of the Navajo tribal dreaaea. ' . Mra. Jack Sohulae displayed a .Hu-haLn ht anrnarl. table filolll. stole, afghan, pillow cases, and dome. . nl.nf.M nf kjlr PrrV WllftOn S n MM.H.I.J v. - - w -- needle point created a great deal ol Interest, mere were aevcrai lovely pictures including "Blue Boy" and "Pinkie". "Madonna and Child" was done In embroid ery. .i. u.. Mi.nn rllu llhrarlan. I1UUIC .. nw-. - -J displayed a variety of books found In the American nome. most ihil ular were the books for children. Hostesses of the day were Mra. I, D. Jackson and Mrs, Brady Narey. Tea chairman was Mra. Paul Landry, and pouring were Ella Redkey and Mrs. A. O. Roenlcke. ALL NIW JERRY'S FISH MARKET Ntw Equlpmtnt Ntwly Dtcortttd Corns In tnd look around Open 10 .m. til p.m. 822 MAIN JERRY and DONNA RAINWATER WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS A ' ssd Invltotltm , HTS PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY .aa. WLmmm Till DANCE So. 6th Community .', Holl , SATURDAY VALLEY WRANGLERS Dancing 9 Til 1 Admission $00 Tan Incl. 1 1 A I S t X- . a?.a ' i ' 1 J r r eV T : i ' i s A) f 1 - rrrtT . rnnrr mT? J i I a V ''k ' aaawaWaaa.- 1 MIDAL ATTINDANTS ... In Fint Itptitt Church, Athltnd, brldt it shewn with her tHen. -, dtnti. From tht left, Mr. David Knott, Ashland; Minntttt Civytl,Graitti Pats; bridesmaids. ', To the right of tht bridt, Mrs. Franklin Michatlton, matron of honor, sister of the bride; Ruth . Ntwton, Ashland; and Alvtrna Gillespit, Mtdford, bri-tesmaids. : - , m o Marriage bervice Kead By Brother of the Bridegroom First Baptist Church in Ashland was decorated with large baskets of white and yellow chrysanthemums arranged with greenery for the pretty wedding of Dorothea Coe, daugh ter of Mr and Mrs. J. A. Coe, Ashland, to Delmar Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Robinson, 1026 Laurel Street, Klamath Falls. The 8 p. m. service was read March 27, by the bridegroom's brother, the Rev. Gordon Robinson, of the First Baptist Church, Fair Oaks, Calif. ' '- . The dainty bride waa given In 0 MR. AND MRS. DILMAR ROUNSON . . . after they tk changed vows in First Baptist Church, Ashland. After tht re ception it tht home of Mr. and Mrt. C. E. Corry, 8S3 Peachy Road, Athlend, tho couplo left for t honeymoon at Grand Canyon. )-;', It- i ' "r' II t .i - v - - ii.ii.V I . marriage by her fauier -In the presence of a large gathering of friends and relatives, Including 76 out of town guests. She wore a white nylon tulle and lace gown over white satin, styled with a round necked yoke of the tulle with Vee out-lined ln lace. The long fitted sleeves . were alao of lace. The full aklrt of tulle waa made with m brief train. A halo crown trimmed with eeed pearla held the lace edged fingertip veU 'of net. Sea carried a bouquet of pink car nations centered with a white or chid. Matron of honor, Mra. F. 3. Ml cbaelson. bride'a sister, wore a pink nylon net ballerina length dress, nd she carried a pink and white carnation nosegay. Alve.-na OlUespie, . bridesmaid wore a yellow nylon net ballerina length, aa were the other three bridesmaids. Her nosegay waa of Blue and white carnations. Audrey Knott and Ruth Newton. other two bridesmaids, wore blue. and carried yellow and white car nation noaegaars. Flower girl waa Nola Oatrom nd Johnny Michael son waa ring A brother of the bridegroom, Leslie Robinson, from. Corvallls .served hlra aa best man. Ushers were Frank Mlchaelson, uncle of ' the brides room. Arthur Robinson. Calvin Ward, cousins, and Donald Robertson. The bride'a cousin, Verna Cing cade, organist accompanied vocal soloist, Patricia Powell. Candlelighters were Kathryn Coe bride's niece and Janice Robinson bridegroom's cousin, Mrs. Coe chose a gray suit with nink accessories for her daughter's wedding, and wore a corsage of pink carnations. Mrs. Robinson wore a navy and pink checked suit with pink acces sories and her corsage waa alao of pink carnations. Tne reception waa at uie homo df Mr. and Mra. C. E. Corry, Ash land. Mrs. Gordon Robinson, brlde groona'a aiater-ln-law, ponied; and Mra. Leslie Robinson, alao aiater- ln-law, cut the cake. For travel the bride wore a light blue cult, pink accessories and a white orchid shoulder corsage. After a honeymoon trip to Grand Canyon, Arts., the couple will have aa indefinite address. Delmar re cently received his B.8. degree in genera science at Oregon state; and la planning to continue in that field. Dorothea was a student at Southern Oregon College prior to her wedding. ALL SET TO 60 Little Nolt Oitrom, flower girt, and ring btartr, Johnny Michatlton. Nola it a little apprehensive but Johnny appttrt mort than capabla of giving her ade quate moral support. Quilting Bee A combination "old fashioned quilting bee" for Mrs. B. L. (Alma) Hanson, and a luncheon for Mrs. B. W. 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