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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1953)
SATURDAY. JUNE 13. 1953 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE met Mrs. Gerald Wolff Presents Pupils CHILOOUIN Mrs. Gerald Boise, and Doris Ann DiUlio. Pu Wolff presented her pupils In a pils now In third grade work In.' civ'de Marilyn and Delos Xchlia, Marlene Dumont, Beverly David, Cherry Wolff. Agatha DlUllo and Enid Williams. Benny . Nygren played the accordion, the others on the piano. ' " Not appearing Tuesday evening were Gail- Mannerlng, Meta Col lins and Anthony Dumont. spring recital Tuesday evening In the high school assembly room. Pupils In first trade musio In cluded Claudia Collins, Mtckl Jo Wolff, Gregory Wilder, Janet Hall, Oall and Lowell Mannering and Sharon Wilder. In the second grade were Lyle Hall, Roberta Dumont, Peggy Du- No bagging..; i 4 J s. m, ; H At , ,V..a .' fc MR. AND MRS. LLOYD H. MUDDER . . . married in Zion Lutheran Church, May 29. 8 p. m. The Rev.-John M. Recher. of Hope Lutheran Church read the double-ring service in the pretence of a large gathering of invited friends and. relatives. Beverly Fernimen attended the bride; and Glenn Mudder, brother of the bridegroom was best man. Willis Glidden and John Powell were ushers; and the bridegroom's 4 year old brother, Howardwas ring bearer. ' , ' The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Douglas, 1243 Kane; and Lloyd is the .son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Mudder, 2636 Gettle. Photo by Floyd at- Underwoods Weed Catholic Church Scene of Large Wedding ! WEED One of the most elab orate weddings held In recent years in this area was solemnized Sunday, May 24, at the Holy Fam ily Church in Weed when Prank J. Linville took as his bride, Mar garet Lillian Salanti. Officiating at the rites was the Keverend Father J. Sullivan, pastor of the church. ' 1 Mamarct selected for this im portant event in her life a nylon tulle over white satin in floor length. Lilies-of-the valley were gracefully attached to the head ing, of the nylon tiers. Her veil was in finger-tip length attached to a tiera of orange blossoms. Escorted by her father, who gave her in marriage, she carried uouquel of steplmnotls centered with a white orchid. Maid of honor, was her sister, Inez Salanti, in a ballerina frock of orchid nylon over orchid taffeta. Four bridesmaids were In at- tendance Including: Orsola and Laura Silva and two other sisters of the bride, Cecilia and Elsie Salanti, wearing ballerina - fash ioned frocks of nylon net over taffeta in pastel shades. They wore tieras of net and flowers In shades matching their dresses; and carried nosegays or roses and sweetpeas. . . The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Salanti who have been residents of this area for the last fourteen years. They own a large ranch three miles north of Weed. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Linville, whose home Is In Weed. Best man was a cousin of the bridegroom, George Linville; and ushers were, Dan Linville, George Dunlap, Harold Silva and Edgar Davis. Mrs. Salanti chose a gray after noon dress with white accessories for her daughter's wedding and Unloading of Coronation TV Film Telecast-From Boston Airport " Mrs. R. H. Anderson returned from Beaverton last week end, where she was a houseguest at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William DeCcw. Her grandson, Mrs. DeCew's ton, Larry Snyder accompanied her and will remain in Beaverton. Hlchlinht of and primary rea son lor the trip, was viewing the coronation of Queen Elizabeth over television. Mrs. Anderson was awake at 4:i a.m. and "heard" the coronation- then at 12:45 p.m. over television she saw the Jet plane arrive at the Boston airport with the TV films which were relayed from London to Iceland to the United States. NBC and CB3 were in open com petition as to which would be the first to telecast the coronation cere monies and had chartered planes to stand bv in London to rush the films to the U.S. It appears that NBC beat CBS but ironically CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corpora tion! were first of the three. Mrs. Anderson was fascinated With the pictures of the actual un loading of the film. Limited space necessitated packing the precious reels around the pilot and he had to remain in the plane until most of them were gingerly taken from around him. The 1 p.m. film was Happy Hour Club ' The Happy Hour Club met with Jennie Hum, 439 Pine Street, May 26. Members present were: Alice Lawrence, Anna Bean, Maud Hos ley. Lora Evans. Anna Blehn and Lina Motschenbacher. Mne An derson was the club's guest- for the afternoon. There will be no meetings until Spicmber, when Anna Bean. 222 North 5th, will be hostess, Sept. 8. j I wiTa stream If , jr"i & , ft W Compete tin. f i A$r.'vV ot musical rX F?! Piano. your haldwfn dealer 10.15 Main cloudy, according to Mrs. Ander son; but the CBS coronation pic tures at 6:30 p.m. were crystal clear and the closeups of the queen and other dignitaries showed every change of expression, Mrs. Anderson spent the remain der of the w in visiting at the DeCew household. she wore a corsage of pink . and white carnations. The bride- groom's mother wore a tailored suit in navy blue and her cor sage was of red and white car nations. Following the ceremony a re ception and luncheon was held at St. Michael's Hall attended by approximately 140 relatives and friends. The wedding cake was a five tiered creation and, according to tradition, was cut by Oie bride assisted by the bridegroom. The, newly-weds, will make their home in Weed where Lin ville is employed, after a honey moon in tho Hnv Arm, Thnv planned to go by wny of Lassen rark, Dut were advised that fifteen fpt. rtt t.nnf hli-wlrn,1 tha way, so they went by way of Reno instead. f3L. - adL THEIR MARRIAGE . . . was solemniiad in the Marrill Prasbytarian Church, 'May 31, in pretty and impressive wadding serviea at 2:30 p. m. The bride Is the former Wilma Blackman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Blackman, Henley District; and her husband, Robert C. Bur .leigh Jr., it the ton of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Burleigh Sr., Marrill. The Rev.' George Milna was officiating minister,. and tha bride was given in marriage by her father.' The handsome couple spent their honeymoon in San Francisco end other points-of interest in Celifornie. ' Photo by Charles M. Van ti -ii r--.L. J.- -. ".. .L 1 Merrill rresDytenan vnui on Scene of Blackman-Burleigh Nuptial Rite's MERRILL A J:30 P.m. double rlnir service t the Merrill Pres byterian Church Sunday, May 31, united In marriage Wllma Black- man - and Robert C. Burieign jr. wilma 1 the dauEhter of Mr. ami Mm. 1 will 'Blackman of the Henley district, and Robert U the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bur leigh Sr., Merrill. The Reverend George aMIlne officiated, and the bride waa given In marriage by her father. , Wilma wore en Ivory-white linen e.,tf with Mim.A nearl trimming on the pockets, and m small matching hat. She carried an arrangement of pink rosebuds and atephanotis tied with long white streamers, on a white Bible. , , Her blue garter wae a gift of Mrs. Dale West; there was a penny in hnr shoe? and the "something old" was a brooch which had been her great-granamomer s. ' Mrs. Will Cafton, sister of the bride, was hsr only attendant, She wore a light blue dressmaker suit, white hat and accessories, and car ried a nosegay bouquet of white carnations end blue daisies, tied WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and Invitations yL, 4 Engraved and Processed ' VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY 629 Main Phono 7412 America' moit' valued cosmetic franchise exclusively ourt I never dreamed I'd leek this yewna at my age I'd ohm wondered hew I would look at I grew oloVr... wondered how long my skin would remain soft and amnnth anil Mtkf.il. A looking. But no need 10 wonder now... mv RevenescencMared-fer-akia belies the years mora beautifully than evea I had erer hoped. V 'N w ' T' All errajn. -jej'BV .. 15,IK Or tLc IVit CVCHCtCCHCC 1 a r (ail prieca plea tei) with white satin streamers. Potted palms, baskets of white daisies and gladioli, and lighted tapers In candelabra were used for church decorations. Mrs. Lilllam Thomas, organist, played traditional wedding music. Soloist. Mrs.Duane Blackman. sis- ter-ln-law of the bride, sang "Oh Promise Me" and "Because." . Best man was Wayne Wilson. Candles were lighted by Hilton Wil son and Duane Blackman, who also served as ushers. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Blackman wore a lavender dress maker suit, with pink and white accessories and she wore a pink rosebud shoulder corsage. - Mrs. Burleigh wore a grey auit, trimmed in white, white accessories, and a corsage of pink and white rosebuds. Immediately following the cere mony a reception was held in the church parlors. 1 A band-crocheted table cloth, loaned for the occasion by Mrs. M. A. Bowman, covered the bride's table. The three-tiered cake, with white swans separating the tiers, was a beautiful confection decor ated with bells and leaves, and topped with a miniature bride and groom. It was served by Mrs. 8.R. Balslger, after the young couple had cut the first slice. , 'Arrangements of yellow tulips and white Hlacs, yellow and white candles, completed the table dec Mrs. Dale West presided at the coffee service; Mrs. Sam Hollan der was at the punch bowl; the guest book was passed by Mildred Schmldll, and Irene Behnke assist ed about the room. A blue and white check rayon suit, white white accessories was worn by- the bride for travel. After a week's trip to San Francisco, and "points south," the young cou ple Is at home In Merrill. . The bridegroom is employed at the Merrill Lumber Company, and the bride Is a member of the ele mentary school teaching staff. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Perkins of Eugene; and Mrs, Frank iones 01 Sacra-mento. 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