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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1954)
23, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN If L.iV I ... jyRpiJVWiiJ 3 '.y ' I -w -J - - y ,i LdMRS. BERT L. POWELL. Corvallis, announce the to Benjamin Beck .( hTr dauahter. Shirley Ann, to B T.n of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Shepherd, 419 Pa lE' 9i'te' soPrano anc' t4'6" pianist in ICorv'allis High School and is a junior at Orer. gradu- gon State r l I . 11 MS nrarliiAtp AnH IS lliniAF in Br. loSC, end is affiliated with Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Harold Dehlingers Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary hr-Mr. and Mrs. Harold i icelebrated tnc-ir silver inniversary December 24. of friends gave them a polluck supper, and Mrs. th short, Mrs. Dehlinger's save Uiem a benutituiiy ltd wedding cake. After the nil cut their cane tney irca a large bouquet of red arriunded by one dollar Id fashioned evening of sing- b dancing entertained the b; Mrs. Elizabeth Short. iMIon, Jim BroinaneK, M. hi. Glenn Dehlinger, Mr. anrl D. Reeder, Mr. and Mrs. Gober, Mr. and Mrs. Max Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wise. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Vera Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weimer and Mr. and Mrs. Delos Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dehlinger, Mr. and Mrs. Alton short, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beymer Jr., and the younger group, Delbert Dehlinger, Ken Hays, Ralph Wise, Duane Reeder, Winifred Gober, Betty Lou Gober, and her college roommate , Mil He Okimoro from Hawaii. Teen agers who came with their parents were, Wallace. John and Burrell Gober; Cindy and Charley-Bob Dehlinger, George Howe, Monte Dehlinger, Jim Short, Sally Read it s V I r I J I Or ) " Y !-," w A v X- ) . ' MANY FRIENDS HERE . . . will learn with interest of the engagement of Virginia Shipler to Kenneth N. Degerman . . . recently announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Shipler, formerly of Klamath Falls, now living in Eugene. ' A previous announcement was made at a Christmas Eve party in that town. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. K. R, Degerman, also Eugene. , She is a graduate of KUHS; arid will be graduated from nurses training school at Emanuel Hospital in Portland this spring. Degerman is a Eugene High School graduate; now an industrial relations major at the University of Oregon. Wed ding date is yet not decided. Photo by Kennell-Ellis, Eugene r - : Y Over 100 at Farewell Party For Mrs. Keith Fields and Daughters Over one hundred women and girts of the Bible Baptist Church honored Mrs. Keith Fields and her live daughters, Elizabeth, Nancy, Jean, Joan and Patsy with a fare well party recently. Sharon Hawthorne, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hawthorne, in Ontario, Ore., where they wilt establish a new Conservative Bap tist Church. The Rev. and Mrs. Keith Fields have been in the Bible Baptist Church for nine and one-half years. Mrs. Fields has been the choir director, Sunday school teacher, (missionaries in Bolivia), is mak- counsellor of the difterent mission. ing her home with the Rev, and Mrs. Keith Fields and has been attending high school here. Guests1 included women trom the Immcm- uel Baptist Church, Newell Church and Covenant Church. Program was given by a group of the women and girls of the Bi ble Baptist Church. Tea was served following the program. Mrs. Bob Caster and Mrs. Bill Grimes poured. Cocoa, served to the girls, was poured by Jewell Ann Larson. Open face sandwiches, cookies, nuts and mints were served with tea, coffee and cocoa. The table was beautifully decor ated in pink and yellow, cen tered with a bouquet of pink and yellow carnations and pink rose buds, with pink candles cn either side. The piano was decorated with two candelabra, which had six pink candles in each. Hostesses were Mrs. Boyd Sprague and Mrs. Jerry Rhodes. This was a farewell for Mrs. Keith Fields, who 'is leaving with her husband, to make their home ary groups and led a Bible class on Tuesday mornings. She will be. greatly missed by the congregation and those from other churches who ' know her. CAR Society Potluck Supper The CAR Society, Children of the American Revolution, sponsored by the Eulalona Chapter, Daughter! of the American Revolution, will meet for a potluck supper at the home of Mrs. James Thornton. 506 Lavernc Ave., Jn Jan. a av 6 p.m. All eligible girls are Invited to attend. , ' Charles Fyock and Mrs. Harold Robertson; and tallies By, Mrs. Rotrer Hopson. For reservations call Mrs. John Ashley at 4552. Valentine Dessert Bridge Feb. 5, At Reames .Golf Club Flans are being made for a Val entine dessert bridge Feb. 6 at 1 p.m. at Rcaines Colt and Country Club for members and guests. Mrs. P. D. Mead is chairman and Mrs. Richard Maxwell co chairman. There will be tables for duplicate as well as contract bridge. Decorations are being arranged by Mis. Lylc Kollstrom and Mrs. Robert Egge; refreshments by Mrs, George Clark, Mrs. Prank Hall, Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. Charles Larkin, Mrs. Guy Hancock and Dawnie Reeder and Roy Marvin. Mrs. Ray Lamb; prizes by Mrs. THE ENGAGEMENT ... of attractive Carol Elizabeth Moore, to Marvin Rose, has been announced by the parents of the bride-elect, Mr. and Mrs, W. Richard Moore, Tulelake. Her : fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rose and the Mar riage will unite two prominent pioneer families .of Tulelake. Carol Elizabeth attended; the University of California, Ber kely, last year and at present is home with her parents. Mar vin farms with his father. A fall wedding is planned. Photo By Ferebee Pinochle Club DORRIS Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stevenson entertained the second session of the Winter Pinochle Club at their Dorrls home Wednesday night. High honors were won by Mrs. i Stevenson 'and the traveling prize to Had Noakes. 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