SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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; MR. AND MRS.' KENNETH HUFFMAN Malin, announce the
! engagement of their daughter, Wanda, to Vernon Shuck, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shuck, Merrill. Victor served with the
; USAF after he was graduated. from KUHS; and was released
from active duty a year ago. Wanda, was graduated from
: Malin High School, class of 'S3.' A spring wedding is planned.
; Photo by Floyd
v LOCAL CLUB ENTERTAINS
LAKEVIEW SOROPTIMISTS
PRE-NUPTIAL
BRIDAL SHOWER
EASTSIDE Laverne Manning
was honored with a bridal show
er recently at the LDS Church.
Hostesses were Mrs. Dm Possum,
Mrs. Elmer Williams. Mrs. Ralph
Williams and Mrs. John McDon
ald.
Guests were seated around a
large lace covered table, dec
orated with yellow candle holders
and a large bouquet of yeuow dai
fodils. .
' She was married to Lyle Smith,
Klamath Falls, March lb, at a
Temple wedding in the Church of
Jesus Christ ol Latter Day. Saints
at Salt Lake City. , .
Several games were played
and first and second prizes award
ed the winners; after wnlch the
honored guftt opened and dis
played her many lovely gifts.
. Quest list included Mrs. Cliff
Thayer, Mis. Don Sprague, Mrs.
Cecil Hopkins, Mrs. Charles Ste
phens, ' Mrs. Dena . Young, Mrs
Merle O'Neil and Zelda, Mrs.
George Manning, Mrs. Ray Kerr,
Mrs. Chris Cannon, Mrs. Millara
Adams, Mrs. Frayne Williams,
Mrs. Ray Phelps' and Mis, ,Or
vllla Stein, Mrs. Jake Scolleld,
Mrs. Steve Brock, Mrs. George
Weibe, Mrs. Archie Leydifr Jr.,
Mrs. Al Blown, Mrs. Don Tracy,
Mis. Horace Lelthead, Mrs. Jerry
Supple, Mrs. Carol Kerr, Mrs.
Molly Supple. Mrs. Don Byington,
Mrs. Erie Bennett, Mrs. A. P.
Odegaard, Lorna O'Sullivan and
Carolyn Andreasen.
Macdoel Winter
. Pinochle Club
Lakeview Soroptlmist members,
guests of the Klamath Falls Sor
optlmist Club, at luncheon In the
: Wlnema Hotel Thursday, March
18, campaigned vigorously for a
' member of their group, lor re
gional governor. .
The candidate Is Anne Sprague,
superintendent' of Lake County
schools, who has an impressive
record of service in the club. She
U a past president, regional board
member. United Nations chair
man, regional UNESCO chairman
during 1950-1952, regional secre
tary, Is active in church work, has
a BA degree from the Universi
ty of Oregon and a . mast
ers degree from the Colorado
Sti'te College of Education.
, The campaign speech was made
by Margaret Rudd.
Nine members of the Lakeview
club Including the ,presldpntVtAr-.
deth Baum, were present.
Mrs. Baum introduced Helen
Bradle;'. music Instructor, who
ST. PATRICK
DESSERT BRIDGE
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs, Bob
Dehlingher entertained with a des
sert bridge, March 10. The St. Pat
rick ruoiifi prevailed in the flecor
ations. Following the dessert, three
tables of bridge were in play with
high prize for the afternoon going
to Mrs. Merrill Stewart; second
high to Mrs. Owen Repple; and
Mrs. Frank DeBel won the tra
ding prize.
Guests were Mrs. Ernest Graves,
Mrs. Cecil Haley, Mrs. Bill Bech
doldt, Mrs. Doug Smelcer, Mrs. Le
land Harris, Mrs. Frank DeBel,
Mrs. Harry Frazler, Mrs. Bill Bur
nett, Mrs. Merrill Stewart, 'Mrs.
Lester Leavltt, Mrs. I. B. Morris
and Mrs. Owen Pepple.
: . LUNCHEON.
; BONANZA Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt
entertained with a luncheon at her
home March 10. Guests were Mrs.
Owen Pepple, Mrs. Merrill Stew
art, Mrs. Leland Harris, Mrs. Bill
Burnet and Mrs, Lester Leavltt,
played several piano 'and accordion
solos. '
Mrs. Bessie Campbell, member
of a staff of a Eugene radio sta
tion, with her own daily program,
will speak at the annual Sorop
tlmist dinner at tne Wlllard Hotel,
Tuesday night, March 23. Mrs.
Campbell has traveled widely- in
the Orient. Her topic will be "Two
Kinds of Living."
The "Woman of the Year,"
achievement award, will be pre
sented following the dinner, to a
woman in the community who
over a period of time has been
identified with tne advancement oi
women In this community.
There will be no regular meet
ing next week due to the banquet.'
Audrey Smith of the Lakeview
club presented a gilt, won by
Coral Sabo, who with Alice Lamm
helped with organization of the vis
iting club.
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MACDOEL The last regular
session of the Winter Pinochle Club
was held last week with. Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Criss as hosts.
High prize winners for the eve
ning were Mrs. Carl Garey and
Bud Stevenson. Low prizes went
to Mrs. Jim Butler and Had
Noakes. Jim Butler won the travel
ing prize.
Members present were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Butler, Mr. and Mrs.
Had Noakes, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Garey, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Steven
son, Mr. and Mrs. Jim wnitt, Mr.
and Mrs.' Wilfred Dixon, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Myers and the hosts,
Mr. and Mrs. Criss.
Pie and coffee were served by
the hostess at the close of the eve
ning. ;
Plans were laid for the end-
of-the-season potluok dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Butler Thursday evening, with
members looking Jorward to their
first taste of moose meat. Mr. and
Mrs. George Jones of Anchorage,
Alaska, former members of the
club, sent a moose roast for the
annual dinner.
Prizes for the year's high and
low scores will be given Thursday
evening.
The week before, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Dixon were hosts, lth high
scores going to Mrs. Jim Butler
and Wilfred Dixon, and low scores
to Mrs. Carl Oarey and HaiW
Noakes. Noakes; also won the 'tra
vellng prize. .
MR. AND MRS. ERNEST R. STiLES . . . 4629 Austin, announc.
the engagement of their daughter, Lillian, to Richard K.
Lundsten, 1818 Kane, A summer wedding is planned.
Photo by Floyd
Birthday Party
At Walsh Home
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Rus
sell Walsh entertained with a birth
day party at the Walsh home Mar.
7. in honor of her neice Virginia
Noble, who was 6 years old.
The children enjoyed games and 1 Fernlaund.
contests, followed by a beautiful
cake and other party refreshments:
and Virginia opened numerous
gifts from her little friends.
Present were Virginia and Dayle
Noble, Marianne and Kathleen Key
for, Kenenth and Wayne Scott;
Linda and Doug Schmidll, and
Katie and Rickle Walsh and Linda come and sing Is cordially
Nuptials. In
Reno Church
Mrs. Olive Ethel Reed and
George Petersen were married In
Reno March 14, In the Mormon
Church. Attendants were Mrs.
Reed's son and daughter-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs. Stan Reed, Tulelake.
The couple will be at home, 1125
Walnut..
Jean Tidrick
, Bridal Shower
BONANZA - A lovely bridal
shower was given at the Bonanza
Library, March 10, 8 p.m. in honor
of Jean Tidrick of Sprague River.
Jean Is bride-elect of Mervin
Stalnaker of Langell Valley. Mer
vin is in the Navy stationed at
San Diego, and the couple plan a
lute summer wedding.
Hostesses were Mrs. Bill Cun
ningham, Mrs. James Baldock,
Mrs, Bruce Bieler, and Wllma Hub
ble. After the gifts were opened a
social evening and games were en
joyed, followed by the serving of
dainty refreshments.
Others honoring Jean, Included
Mrs. Stalnaker, Mrs. Tidrick, Mrs.
Francis Lilly, Louise Hubble, Ruth
Thomas, Rosemary Stalnaker
Marie Lee, Lois Hubble, Mrs.
Frank DeBel, Alice Graves, Mary
Anne. Leavltt and Mrs. Bud Lee
CWCS PLANS
ANOTHER BENEFIT.
BONANZA The Community
Women's Christian Society wishes
to thank all those who contributed
in any way to the success of the
chicken supper It gave March 11
at the Bonanza School Cafeteral.
Over $66 was cleared and will
bo used to Improve and remodel
the parsonage.
Later a waffle supper or some
thing similar will be given to
raise money to buy some furni
ture and paint. They also plan
to fix up the Sunday School an
nex. The group has reorganized the
choir and choir practice is held
every Tuesday evening at the
church. Everyone who wants to
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(vited.
MR. AND MRS. D. C. NICKENS, Roseburg, announce th en
gagement of theirs daughter, Marilyn, to Tom Ziim, ten of
Mr, and Mrs, T. G. Zinn, Weyerhaeuser District. The affianced
are students at Southern Oregon College, Ashland. No date
has been set for the wedding. "
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