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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9n 1954 HERALD ANT NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKOON PAGS ELEVEN mm 1'';'-. VVV-. v i'A 17 5f. a 0 MARJORIE 2WANZIGER BRIDE OF WILLIAM H. MOORE IN CATHOLIC RITES IN. ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH MORE PICTURES of o,n of The brides on the. .first page of the society section, show her with husband and attendants. Prior to her wedding in St. Augustine Catholic Church, to William H. Moore, she was Marjorie Zwaniiger. She ander husband are shown as they leave his parents" home in travel clothes after the reception. With attendants, Mrs. Dale Burtis, sister of the bride, and Thomas I Tommy I Green, best man. Other picture shows them cutting the first piece of cake. Photo by Graham, Henley , ' ft Na 1 College of Regents Hosts Merrill Meet MERRILL College of Regents was in charge of the February 16 meeting of Merrill Chapter la. Women of the Moose at which 34 co-workers were present, r-'ga Bradshaw, acting senior regent, presided. Other chairs were filled by past regents, Rose Van Meter, senior, regent; Leta Stolt, junior regent; Louisa Icenbice, chaplain. Louisn Icenbice Introduced two Mils 11 girls, Bonnie Icenbice and Betty Ann Chapman, who enter tained with a lap dance. Rose Van Meter gave an instructive talk about the College of Regents. Lucille Whitlatch was installed s senllnel foliowinc the- resigna tion oj Delia Hoii?es. Mamla Gia comini and ' Bjrnadinc Bibbee wp, reported . vima Weather by is cinvHlcscir.f. .sallu-'actorlly Irani her recent surgery. 'Ihe child ctie committee,- wilh Sh.rky S'lierrill ar, chp.ii-mr-.n. servt-i: a '?(.',on dinr.er in Merrill Sunday. Faoruary 14. ! Blrnclie Fein volunteered to act! as chairman -of the- baby 'silling, projee.. Metnbirs of the losfc.e ere iirrf''. lo donate toys and boK.n, ; ur-ici c-n.be used by ill? baby; sitters to entertain the youngsters. The executive committee will meet at the home of Rose Baley Monday, March 1. Leta Stolt, Col lege of Regents Chan-man, pre sented Senior Regent Susan Wil liams with a check for S25 for Die maintenance of the House of God. Following the meeting refresh were served by the ritual commit tee at the LOOM hall. Legion of Moose MERRILL The Legion of the Moose held their district meeting at the Merrill Moose hall Sunday afternoon, February 14. After the business meeting. Noble North Moose John C. Baley, intro duced Shirley. Sherrill wno pre sented a program, "Saturday Nlsh', Date," a pantomime with ' Sue Fields, MiU,-ai-o. Petilk. . Maxlr.c Morse, Rnc L'e..,i Marks, Willcne Black. D-Jiii'.h Dr. (400 and Bren-.la Hobbs p-trticipatiny Dinner was served by the child care committee, Women of the Moose, Merrill Chapter 18. wlih Shirley Sherrill as cnr.'rmun. , 20-30 Club'- Card Party Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carlson enter tained members of the 20-30 Club. their wives and guests at the Carl son home, 2310 Union Street Sat urday evening, February 13. High prizes for pinochle went to Mrs. Ivan Eccles and Mel Robin son; low went to Mrs. Dave Robb and Ed Maurmann. ' . Members present for the Valen tine party Included Bernie Griffin, club president; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maurmann, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Robb, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Steers, nr. ana mis. donn Depape, Mr and Mrs. Ed Hosley, Mr. and Mrs. Q. T. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Robinson, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Kemmtzer, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Eccles, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clammer, Mr, and Mrs. Terry Tennant, Graydon Gwyn, Rod Provorse. Guests included Joan Bertwhistle, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Vince Mon- zell. Bridal Shower" Gertrude Hoefler, bride-elect of Garry Freitag. was honored with a miscellaneous shower by Phyllis Lynch and Dolores Kidder at 6?5 Washington, the home of Mn,' Lynch. ' Guests attending were; Ann Eagan, Mrs. Dana Howell, Mrs Homer Dixon, Ann Lindskog, Mia Gene Whttmore, Mrs. Bob Cause maker, Gloria Hoefler, Mrs. Calvin Homer, Mrs. Mike Kelley, Mrs. Mat Norman. Darlene Parker, Mrs. Virgil Stewart, Mrs. Walter Andersch, Mrs. W. C. Lindmeler, Mrs. Johnny Schuctze. Mrs. Dan Melhase, Mrs. Orland Lynch, Nan cy Lynch and Mrs. Dean Giest. Attending from Malln were: Mrs. John Freitag, Mrs. Elzlc Roberts. Mrs. Amelia Bishop, Mrs. Vac Ka lina, Ruth Knlina, Joanne Frei tag, Mrs. Joe Nork and Mis. Rich ard Hoefler. Bonanza. Klamath Foils. Oregon AMERICAN CHINESE Foods at their bosfl Ben B. Lee, Mqr. Ph. 6496 For Orders To Take Out OLD FORT TAVERN BRONCO ROOM DANCE To The Music of : "DRIFTING JOHNNY SMITH" The Notion's Leodinq One Mon Western Band Star of TV, Staqe and Radio ' NIGHTLY Except Monday and Tuesday Also Playinq Sun. Afternoon & Evening No Cover No Minimum St.- Augustine's Church In Mer lill was the scene of the wedding of Marjorie -Zwanzlger to William H. Moore, January 23, In a 2 p.m. service read by the Rev. John Fhelan. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Siwiinziger, Weed, and her father gave her in mar riage. Bridegroom's ' parents are Mr. and Mrs. . William T. Moore, 334 North Fourth Street. White gladioli and blue Iris were used for church flowers; two vases at the altar and two at the railing. The attractive brunette bride wore the same gown worn by her sister Alma, for her -wedding to Dale Burtis. The gown was made of marquisette with six inch in serts of lace In the skirt with a ruf fle at the hemline extending into a brief train. The bodice featured a marquisette round ' necked yoke outlined in lace and a ruffle of the marquisette. The sleeves, puffed at the shoulder, tapered to tne wrists and were topped with an extenu ation of the yoke ruffling. A lace crown outlined in seed pearls held the fingertip veil of il lusion. The bridal bouquet was crescent - shaped of white chrysanthemums centered with stephanotls and pink rosebuds. Her only attendant -was her sis ter, Mrs. Dale Burtis, who wore a pale blue faille waltz length dress styled with a boat neckline and small collar. Her small hat was of the same blue. She carried a crescent-shaped bouquet of pink carnations. , Best man was Thomas (Tommy) Green; and ushers were Teddy Green and William Cheyne. Mrs. Zwanzlgar wore a soldier blue dress with navy accessories to her daughter's wedding; and her corsage was of pink camel lias. A navy blue suit was 'chosen by Mrs. Moore; and with It she wore pink accessories and a pink camellia corsage. K reception was at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Pouring were Katie Lake and Ruth O'Con nor (the latter from Tulelake). Mrs. Roger Zwanzlger, sister-in-law of the bride from Weed, and Evelyn Hesketh, Hillsboro, cut the cake. Mary Gillln carried the guest book. - v For tile honeymoon trip to bos Angeles, the bride wore a rose dress, navy blue coat, a small white hat and matching gloves. They are now at home 51S Ala meda. Mrs. Moore is a member of the Henley High -School faculty and Moore Is associated, with his father in tlie Moore and Son Company. DESSERT BRIDGE LANGELL VALLEY Mrs, Frank DeBel entertained at her home with a dessert bridge Feb ruary 10. Cards started at 1:30 with four tables in play. . High prize for the afternoon -went . to Mrs. Lester Leavitt; second high to Mrs. Bob Dehllnger; and travel ing to Mrs. Owen Pepple.- Guests were Mrs. Eddie Orallan, Mrs. Merrill Stewart, Mrs. Bob Dehllnger, Mrs. Harry Frazier, Mrs, Cecil Haley, Mrs. Leland Harris, Mrs. Bill Burnett, Mrs. Jack Welmer, Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt, Mrs. Ernest Graves, Mrs, Owen Pepple, Mrs. Doug Smlccr, Mr,s, Elva Maxwell, Mrs. Paul'.,Wonioe, land Mrs. Lester Leavitt. TrrlE 1 1 " or V v JO ITS STILL WINTER . . . and "Winter. Sports" is the theme of the Yacht Club dance, February 27 and a good crowd of sports (good-wintar-and plaint is expected aboard by the above . committee. From the left, Mr. and Mrs. Murdo Morrison, Mrs. Bob Chilcote, Charles (Chuck) Bailey, Mrs. Bailey and with the paper, Bob Chilcote ("everybody reads the Herald and News"l." -" . ' - The strictly informal event is planned for an evening of fun with dancing from 9:30 1:30 and a midnight supper served by Mike and Beaulah Regan, Skirts, sweaters, etc., for women; and very casual clothes for the men. . Photo by Stoner AMERICAN LEGION AND AUXILIARY CONFERENCE Dick Gallagher, cost No, 8 com mander of tne American Legion. welcomed district No. 4 conference guests at a no-host banquet at the Willard Hotel, February 13 at s:3u p.m. in .the spruce room. Speakers, deputy officers and chairmen -at the banquet were introduced by district No. 4 Com mander Leslie Henry, Cave Junction. Speakers were Department Com mander Dallas Nollsch of Portland, and Department President Lois Erickson of, Estacada. Mrs. Mary Lahr, Ashland, dis trict No. 4 president, introduced guests from other auxiliary units in the district. The conference business meeting of the ' auxiliary and Legion was held at the Memorial Hall, 4th and Klamath at 8 p.m., in separate, ses sions. Local Unit 8 President Lina Mot- schenbacher opened the meeting, ann then turned it over to district No. 4 president, Mrs. Mary Lahr, Asnland who introduced the speak ers for the evening. - Department President Lois Erickson, Estacada was the first speaker, bringing a message to all auxiliary units present regarding Americanism, girls state and civil defense. ' Lois Introduced two guest speak ers from the Legion departmc-nt of rehabilitation chairman, George Shaw, Portland; and' department of child, welfare chairman Mr. Rosenbaum, La Grande, -ueparimenl vice rresraent airs. Marie Wilcox, Grants Pass, brought to the units Information on com munity service and membership. Department secretary Mrs. Mae Whitcomb, Portland, held an in struction period regarding all phas es of the auxiliary program. - outers attending tne comerence were Mrs. Ethel Hamilton, Malln; and district No. 4 child welfare chairman: and auxiliary unit mem. tiers from, Bly, Malln, BerriU and Lakevlew. After the business meeting was adjourned a social hour was held with a community sing. Cake and coffee were served to guests and members. . Anniversary . Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whttmore helped the couple cele brate their fifth wedding annivers ary with a party and reception at their home in Malm., Guests at the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whltmore Br. Mr. and Mrs. King Hubble, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Craven, the Rev. . and Mrs. Carl DeMott, Mr.and Mrs. Povltt Newnham and family, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Hubble and family, Shirley Ourklns and Charlie Rob erts. ' Faculty Wives At OTI Election At their regular February meet ing, OTI Faculty Wives elected tlx following new officers for the club: president, Mrs. Mlltcu Petersen, and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ed- win Stang. 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