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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1954)
SATURDAY. MARCH g. 1954 PAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON i ll I nfr if" , ii if.. ff 'ilfc If T y-rilf Swl " Air '':vil ALL HOME AT THE SAME TIME . . . with (heir parents, Mr, and Mrs. James (Jim) Patterson, 1 132 Crescent Avenue, are the Patterson children and their families. In the back row, Jim Patterson, second from the left, stands between his two sons. Harold, left, is sanitation engineer for the state of Ore gon at Pendleton; Major Stanley J. Patterson, second from right, recently returned with his family from Tokyo. Far right, is son-in-law, Alvin Culver, Klamath Falls. Middle row, from the left, daughter, Frances, next to her husband, Jim Wallander; daughter-in-law, Marge, in front of her husband, holding their 8 months old son, Glenn; Mrs. James Patterson, mother; daughter-in-law Olivejean, in front of her husband; daughter, Louise, in front of her husband, holding their two year old son, Lane. ''.. Front row, from the left, more grandchildren, Jimmy Lee, three, in front of his mother; Dennis Culver, seven, son of Alvin and Louise, in front of his maternal grandmother; Jill and Toni, three and seven, daughters of Stanley and Olivejean Patterson. Jim Patterson is in the insurance business, and the well known family is active in civic and church organiiations. Photo by Guderian Beta Sigma Phi . Pancake Supper Members, their husbands, and truest of XI Delta Chapter, Beta Blgma Phi Sorority, enjoyed a de licious pancake supper on Tuesday evening, February 23, In Fellow ship Hall of the Congregational Church. The pancake supper served at 6:30 p.m., was followed by a so cial evening with prizes awarded tor high scores. Members or the chapter, as sisted by their husbands, who were responsible for the delightful eve ning, were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brackmirn, chairmen. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. James Crapo, Mr. and Mrs. Thur- man Turner and Mr. and Mrs. William Milne. Guests nnd members present Included Mr. and Mrs. Dale C, Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster, Mr. and Mrs. .Gerald Sand qulit, Mr. and Mrs. James Skcel, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Castel, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eastburn, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kltzcl, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. D'Harra, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Turner, Mr. and Mrs. William Milne, Mr, and Mrs, James Crapo, Mr, and Mrs, 0. O. Borsting, Mr. and Mrs. Lorn Dalcour. Mr. and Mis. Roy Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brackman. Annie Lou Romtvedt Bride Of Benjamin McCracken Jr. In Klamath Lutheran Church' LANGELL VALLEY Basket! whs soloist and sang "0 Perlcct of white flowers, and lighted taD-!Lovc." and "'rile Lords Prayer." erls in floor candelabra lurmed tne Following the ceremony the new background for the lovely wedding Mr. ana i,.rs. McCracken received 01 Annie Lou Komtvedl, daugiUiv I liio guests ui the church parlors of Mr. and Mrs. Sandre Romivedt 1 ami cut tne in si piece oi the inrec oi Langell Valley, and Benjumiu 1 tiered white decorated wedding A. McCracken Jr., son of Mr. andicake. Mrs. Benjamin McCracken Sr., I Mrs. Ncal Jones poured, and Mrs. Seattle, at the Klamath Lutheran Jack Wimcr was iu tne uuncn bowl. Church February 20. i he Rev. Kent Mrs. Einar KJcsbu, sister of the E. Spaulding read the 3 p.m. oiide and Mrs. Willard Noble double-ring ceremony In the pies- served tno cake. Marilea Keysor ence of a large group of relatives j was in cmirgc oi Uie 8 lies, ojoi, and friends. ;and MeKla Chandler and Bessie The attractive bride wore a floor-IHankms atsisied mound tne room. Friends Honor Mrs. Marie Kalina MAL1N A largo group of friends of Mrs. Marie Knlina of Malln surprised her Friday eve ning, February 26 by calling at her home where they honored her with a party. Mrs. Kalina was featured In the Klamath Falls Herald and News recently as Woman of the Week and this party was given to honor her because of the Item. Her friends wanted her to know that, to them, she Is Malm's "Woman of the Week" also. Tle group enjoyed a social eve ning of visiting and reminiscing and finished the evening with de licious refreshments. Tile group included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rajnus, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobry, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bchmldlt. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hartlerodc, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Stastny, Mr. and Mrs. Emmetl Lahoda, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Wilde, Mrs. Agnes Dra11. Mr. and Mrs. Vac Kalina. Mr. and Mrs. Hornolf, Ruth and Ron ald Kalina, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Becvar and J. M. Stransky. The Becvars and Mr. Stransky were here from Portland especially for the event. length gown made Willi a ulied white lace bolero, buttoned to the waist, high neck and long sleeves. The skirt waif net over satin with inserts of lace. A lace crown with scattered seed pearls held the linger tip veil of illusion. She car ried a cascade bouquet of white nowcrs centered with a lavender orchid. Annie Lou was given In marriage by her lather. Maid of honor war hpr kIii- Alvhlld Romtvedt who wore a floor length dross with a bodice of rose velvet with oval neckline. The skint was net over taffeta. 1 Bridesmaids were Darlcne Brankhorst of Connell, Washington, and Jcanette Bush of Hilo, Hawaii, scnooi mends irom southern Ore gon College. Both girls wore dresses maae exueuy as tne maid of hon or s. but ice blue. Their bouaucts wero colonial, of pastel colors. Best man was Arnold McCracK- en, brother of the bridegroom. Little Judy Randall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Randall was (lower girl, and scattered while petals belore the bride. Her tlnv dress was identical to the brides maids. Her brother Gary' Randall was ring bearer. Ushers were Carl Komtvedl, and David Romtvedt. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Romtvedt chose a wine faille dress. with pink accessories, with an or chid corsage. Mrs. McCracken wore brown with matching acces sories, also an orchid corsage. Mrs. A. H. Denlson olnveri In. cidental music and the traditional wedding march. Richard Melum Dinner For New Minister B O N A N Z A-Mrs. Roy Thom as was guest of honor at a dinner given February 2 at the Bonanza Library. Mrs. Thomas Is the new minister for the Bonanza Naiarene Community Church. Good food and a social evening were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wordcn and Ronnie. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Worden and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Ishmael Dick. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ketchum. Kidney and Ronald, Floyd Rodgers and Velda. Margaret and Clvde. Mrs. Ben Dixon and Mrs. Elizabeth McCall. , Dinner For LA. Party Visitor T.AMOHI.I, VALLEY - Mr. ami Mra. Bill Burnil entertained wlih a dinner ai their home on Feb "ry 2, m honor of Mrs. Lola f'0"' ""'. who is visit in in Klamath Falls, others pres. and Mrs. Herbert Plnelli and Susan M. ?. nd Mon,l Burnett and Mr. I?d R"y Mrchnt and chil.1 aren of Grants Pass. Mrs. Charles Thurman was in charge of tne reception, and Pat Cornish and Mary Jo Graves open ed the wedding gifts. For travel the bride wore a gray suit with red accessories and her orcnid. After a weeks honeymoon in bouinern calllornla the vouim couple will go to Illinois where he is an instructor In the Air Force. Out-of-town guests for the wed ding Included the bridegroom's narcnis ana nis oromer, Arnold. and his sister and brothcr-ln-law, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Nettle and two daughters, all of Seattle. The bride's sisters and their husbands. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Young, Port land; Mr. and Mrs. Einar KJesbu of Shelton, Washington: Alvhlld Romtvedt and Darlene Brankhorst of Parkland, Washington; Jeanctte Bush from Southern Oregon Col lege, Ashland; Carl Romtvedt. Cor- vallls; Mrs. Lewis Parsons, of Mac doel: and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doren of Salem. Bridge Luncheon BONANZA Mrs. Merrill Stew art entertained with a luncheon at her home February 23. Bridge wr-s enjoyed following the luncheon. High prize for the afternoon went to Mrs. Owen People. Mrs? Elva Maxwell won the traveling prize. luests were Mrs. Jack Wcimer, Mrs. Cecil Haley, Mrs. Owen Peo ple, Mrs. Birdie Burk, Mrs. Bill Burnett. Mrs. Lester Leavltt, Mrs. F.lva Maxwell and Mrs. Bill Bech- dolt. Ancestors Traced At DAR Meeting ' Searching for Your Ancestors." a genealogical study, was most in terestingly presented to Eulalona chapter. Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution, by Mrs. William D. Foster. Monday evening March 1. in the Kent room of the YMCA. After Mr.i. Fosier had explained the methods of genealogical re search, members were permitted time to look through the many volumes on the tables before them and to make copies of information concerning their own family trees. Mrs. Foster revealed that a sur vey of six Klamath County ceme teries had been made during the past year for the genealogical rec ords of the society. Assisting Mrs. Foster In this survey were Mrs. George Offlcld, Mrs. Fred Fletch er Sr., Mrs. Henry Nlcol, Mrs. Guy Barton, Mrs. James Thorn ton and Mrs. Bert C, Thomas. The regent, Mrs, Charles R. Waters, announced that on March 3 Mrs. S. B. Evans, chairmen of tne Americanism Committee, would present flag codes to the new citizens at the ceremony for the spring naturalization class. Word was received from Mrs. Roland E. Wright that she and Mr'. Wright are on their way east, where, as a delegate for Eulalona Chapter, she will attend the 63rd Continental Congress of the Na tional Society In Washington, D.C. in April. Mrs. E. M. Chilcote, delegate to the state conference in Salem March 14-10. will take the 1953 historical scrapbook made by Mrs. Bert C. Thomas and Mrs. W. J. Owsley with her and place It on display with those of other chap Guests of the chapter were Mrs. Addle Mae Nixon and Mrs. Lewis Andrew of Klamath Falls: Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. W. M. Risse of Bonanza; and Mrs. Julia Bry mcr of Cannon Beach. Oregon. Mrs. Brymer, aunt of Mrs. H. A. Pedersen, is a former member of Multnomah Chapter, Portland. Hostesses were Mrs. Guv Bar ton, Mrs. Henry Nlcol, and Mrs. L. H. Stone. Announcement of the Mace of the April 5 meeting will be made at a later date. HORIZON GIRLS . . . high school members of Camp Fire Girls met for the first annual conference of the cabinet, February 27, in the Pine Room of the Willard Hotel. ' From the left, part of the group includes Susan Ravizza, Chiloquin, vice president of the Horizon Club cabinet; Judy Pieser, KUHS, program chairman; Mrs. Frank Tucker, guest Horizon Clubs of. Klamath Falls Council of Camp Fire Girls First Annual Conference at Willard Hotel On Saturday, February 27, the I The program was rounded Horizon Clubs of the Klamath Falls Council of Camp Fire Girls speaker; Donna Beckwith, presidont of the cabinet and mis tress of ceremonies for the day; Joyce White, KUHS, secre tary; Mrs. Glenn Kircher, Chiloquin, adviser for cabinet and also member of the council board of directors; and Dolores Kidder, club adviser for cabinet.' ' Photo by Floyd held their first annual conference in the Pine Room of The Willard Hotel. Girls attending were from Klamath, Merrill, and Klamath Falls, and Dorrls, California. The room was beautifully deco rated to carry out the theme of Fashions In Review", with story book fashions on the tables and a stage setting made and erected by George Boudon of life size fig ures of snow White, Alice In Won derland, and Cinderella. Following the luncheon, Gail Ner- setli, accompanied by Ann Hen erson. sang "Summertime", "Blue Moon" end "Stranger in Para dise". Mrs. Frank Tucker gave an interesting talk to the girls on the "Etiquette of Dating." Lin da Williams was featured In n Hawaiian dance and also appeared in a tap routine with Marilyn Hum phrey.. program was rounded off : with a fashion show sponsored by i the Town Shop and directed by j Joan Mcadcr. Models were B?v- erly Marts, Annette Jacobs. Sue ! Ramsby, Helen Lane. Florccn Wamstad, Pat Taylor, Carrie Hcil- bronner, Nancy Drew, Nancy Clark and Nancy Warren. Ann Hender son was piano accompanist. Judy Pieser was program chair-1 man and Donna Beckwith, mis tress of ceremonies. . I NOTICE! lwish'to thank all my friends and customers for their patronage while in business at Phil's Gandyland the past 14 years. I wish the new owners, Mr, and Mrs. Ben L. Sheppard, very success and happiness, and urge your contin ued patronage at Phil's Candyland. Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Birthday Party 'Western Style' FORT KLAMATH Fun In the Western style featured a delight. ful party given after school hours on Friday afternoon, February 26, at the Harry Orem ranch home. when Mrs. Orem entertained group of fellow schoolmates In honor of her son Gary's seventh birthday anniversary. A picnic lunch was served In the Uvlnsr room, with Mrs. Walter J Wright and Mrs.iDobald Pi Veatch assisting the hostess In serving the outdoor fare, which included such picnic Hems as hot dogs, hard boiled eggs and soda pop. Also served was a large candle topped chocolate birthday cake,- cleverly decorated with miniature lasso twirling cowboys fashioned from pipe cleaners and standing in "grass" made of green tinted co coanut. Gilts were opened by the birth day celebrant, games wero played and a treasure hunt held, with each child following a ribbon which led to a gaily wrapped package con taining a toy gun and bright col ored cowboy neckerchief. When televised programs started at four o'clock, grownups and children' gathered in fiuut of the TV set in the Orem living room and saw the Western Theater show. In additicn to Gary, his mother. Mis. Veatch and Mrs. Wright, the following children were present: Erma Jean Engle. Martha Wil liams, Janet Wilson, Judy Culver. Susie Veatch, Ann Orem, Ellen Veatch, Danny Culver, Douglas Brattian. and Roger Nicholson; ab sent from the birthday festivities was one invited shhoolmate, Leon ard ( Moose 1 wilder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren (Lefty Wild Eagle) Wilder, who was unable to be pres ent at the party. misty sheer m D bra and garter belt set 'si A k V, A Lk miM- , 'I tf' TV. -WW". A I I the perfect dresses for your Easter wardrobe Fashions, Second Floor Lijht u cloud is this lacy, lovely Uanti Bert of Nylon Taffeta and to complete the set a beautiful matching "Pcrnwlift'" Bra with the famous lasting uplift. "PermaOift" Bra gently supports your bream from bclow-tliminates shoulder strap strain never loiei iu support through countless washings and wear. Be sure to see these dainty "Perm.ift" garments in our Corset Department today. 1m lot Hit Moglc luil Brat, Second Floor Two lovely moteriols combine to criote this outstanding dress , . . Rayon Master Sheer and Polka Dot Royon Surrah. 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