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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1954)
SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1054 PAGE TEN T I ' - I. - " . . 'I , J J :H f V ' A-.i ' ., i 2 i 5 - . MR. AND MRS. OAK H. ELDER . . , marrUd in Healdiburg. California. April I, tn tha Church of Chriit. Bridt it th daughfar ef Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Waldrip. Waldrip was with tha Ra elamation Sarvica lor 20 years in Klamath County. They alio lived at Tulelake before moving to Healdiburg. - , Photo by Unruh, Santa Rosa FORMER RESIDENT MARRIED 1H HEALDSBURG CEREMONY Friends here will be Interested In the recent marriage of Marie Waldrip, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Waldrip, to Oak H. Elder on April II in Bealdsburt, Califor nia. . The Waldripa were former resi dents of Klamath Falls where be waa employed for 30 years with the Reclamation Service. Later the family lived at Tulelake, Ma rie's birthplace. . The Rev. Walter Mlnkler offici ated at the ceremony in the Church of Chirst, Healdsbura;. For her wedding, Marie wore a white ballet length gown of satin and nylon tulle with ChantlUy lace insets and mitts. A fingertip length veil was caught to a white nylon cap aet with pearls. She carried a bouquet of white Iris and orange blossoms, a banderkerchief her1 mother carried when she was mar ried 30 years ago, and wore a lapel watch which belonged to her great grandmother. Maid of honor was Sharon Wheel er, who wore a pale green dress ' of nylon tulle over tafetta, a tiara of nylon tulle and pearls. She of white roses and forget-me-nots. Bridesmaid Nany Rosa wore an orchid colored dress of the same style, and Donna Caldwell, also a bridesmaid, wore a pale blue dress. Both girls carried nosegays of pink camellias and forget-me-nots. Mrs. Waldrip chose a sheath dress, dusty pink and grey, for her daughter's wedding. Her acces sories were gray and navy blue iiu o,e nui l m jujm muigiu .uf sage. Best man waa Dean Billings. Ush ering were James Walorip, brother of the bride, and Richard LaRbue. YOUR PRESENT CAN BE BETTER Coll Derby's for: Test Tower Sarvica . Antenna Installation Trained and Experienced service on . . . TV and Radios (an any make) Magnavox TV SALES-SERVICE Ne merrer hew leei er bed year TV at(al , . Met aevex will erinfl ye better picture, better aawad. QUALITY COSTS L1SS. 0et1$ MUSIC COMPANY 12 N. 7th Ph. 4S19 . ' . S- v-iU .... v ' ', V,' I White calls lillles, ferns and wild dogwood blossoms decorated the church. Vocalists were Ron and Jean Walters. The reception was held at the bride's parents' home, at 763 Por den Lane, where Annanelle Cav ach, aunt of the bride, served the cake, assisted by Joan Duval, the bride's cousin, both of San Jose, California. Another aunt, Mrs. Ma ble Wllsey. Angels Camp, Califor nia, presided at the punch bowl; Mrs. Garfield Berger, Oakland, poured. For her honeymoon to San Francisco, the new Mrs. Elder wore a navy blue suit with white accessories. On their return, the couple are at home at 831A Fitch Street, Healdsburg. CWCS Meeting BONANZA The Community Women's Christian Society met at the home of Mrs. Ben Dixon, April 31. The short business meet ing was conducted by president Mrs. Dixon. A social hour fol lowed the meeting. Mrs. Dixon served refreshments at 4:30 p.m. to Mrs. Frank Worden, Mrs. Ida Casebeer, Mrs, Elizabeth McCall, Mrs. Daisy Hickman, M r a. Ishmael Dick, and Mrs. Thomas, minister of the Bonanza Com munity Church. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Dick at , 3 p.m. May 12. Anyone Interested is cordially in vited to attend. Muit& Mm) i 1 AAUW Plans Senior Tea May 8 Plans for the annual Senior Tea, which Is given each year by the American Association of Univer sity Women, are being made under the direction of the chair man, Mrs. Al Halvorson. The tea will be held at the home of Mrs. Eugene Favell, 1201 El dorado Avenue, Saturday, May B, Irom 3 to a p.m. Invitations, have been Issued to the graduating seniors from Klam ath Union High School, Sacred Heart Academy, Chiloquin, BIy, Gilchrist, Bonanza, Dorris, Tule lake. Henley Malin and Merrill high schools. Mrs. Halvorson has announced the following committees: decora tions Mrs. Bruce wirtn, Mrs. George Chin and Mrs. W. D. McNee Jr.: food, Mrs. Charles Johnson. Mrs. Paul Layman. Mrs. Orton Mann and Mary Gillin: hostesses, Mrs. Robert A. Thomp son. Past presidents of the organiza tion will pour. Each year AAUW presents a scholarship to a senior girl in the Klamath Basin and it is hoped that many will be able to attend this tea. Your youngster will enoy SiAHH for its endless variety of AMUSEMENTS FOR CHILSRIN JHr SEASIDE chamsu or coMMieci, uamoi. oaieon HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON AFTER THE CEREMONY ... the new Mr. and Mrs. Reagan cut the cake at the reception where the young couple re ceived the large gathering of wedding guests. Photo by Floyd Panhellenic Honors TL Senior Girls and Mothers at Tea on 25th TULELAKE Senior girls of t!ie Tulelake High School and their mothers, were honored by mem bers of the Tulelake City Panhel lenio at a delightiully appointed tea, Sunday afternoon, April 29, at the home of Mrs. M. L. Sutton. Mrs. Sutton was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Oeorge Voss. Panhellenlo Is a group of grad uates of 13 colleges and universi ties. The attractive tea table was en hanced, with the use of exquisite Austrian tea china. Spring flow ers centered the table. Pouring were Mrs. Marlon Palmer, presi dent o Panhellenlo and Mrs. Ray Knox, immediate past president. Mrs. Palmer gave the welcome: Mrs. Barry O'Connor spoke brief ly on organizations and activities in college, and Mrs. Burrell Wal din spoke on clothing require ment. Mrs.' Kenneth Bagbolt was tea chairman. Present for the afternoon were Mrs. Ranee Stover and Donna; Mrs. V. O. Relnmiller and Joan; Mrs. H. R. Galloway and Ruth; Mrs. L. M. Kosta and Norma; Mrs. Norman Dahle and Nadine; Mrs, J. R. Barr and Barbara; Mrs. Donald Peterson and Helen; f'v" -1 r- ' i THIS V IS GWHAWCQ.... '' ' ' J Mrs. Gerald C. Wilson and Mari lyn. Mrs. Wayne Holbrook and Joyce; Mrs. Earl Heck and Flor ence: Mrs. Cllflord Jenkins and Nancy; Mrs.- Ivy Matthews and Doris; Mrs. Robert Anderson and sister, Jean Grant; Mrs. Conley Wood and Conlta; Mrs. Raymond Schroeder and Donna; Mrs. Sam Anderson and niece, Nancy Young; Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, dean ol girls at Tulelake High School, and daughter, Velma; and Dorothy Schoop, girls' senior adviser. Zuleima Nile To Meet May 5 Zuleima Nile Club of Klamath Falls will hold its regular luncheon meeting on May 5 at 1 p.m. at the Winema Hotel. Thelma Leonard, entertainment chairman, has arranged with Mrs. H. ' L, Robertson to - present a group of her accordion students in a musical program. Ruth O'Harra is chairman of the day and reser vations not made through the call ing committee may be made with her. Cards will be played alter the meeting. V, t .-"I -v. ' , ,,'.t. . m Z. ' I . Mri. ocunot William KfcAGAN Lutheran Church April 25. REAGAN-MILLER NUPTIALS CELEBRATED AT ZION Claudia Caroline Miller became Mrs. George William Reagan III an afternoon ceremony al Xlon Lutheran Church Sunday, April 24. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Theodore Miller, 3818 Lavcrnr Avenue; her husband Is the son ol Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge H. Reagan, 4408 Arthur Street. The Rev. Richard Oraef of ficiated al the double ring ex change of vows. Soloist was Mrs. Jean Adams Badorck. Claudia was escorted down the aisle by her lather. She wore a waltz length gown of whit lace over satin, with long sleeves pointed at the wrists, a mandar in collar and a lace panel Inset In the skirt. A three-quarter length veil of nylon tulle was fastened to a seed pearl tiara. The bride carried a bouquet of pink rosea and stephanotls. Her only Jewelry was a rhineatone pin, S. AV V'3 1 7 V JA j LaL all ( L i. .. M aW W aw 1 the former Claudia a gilt (rout Die bridegroom. She carried an Heirloom tiandkcrchil borrowed Irom the late Mrs, Larua Chamoerlain, mother ol Mrs. C. H. Underwood, and had a silver sixpence in her alloc. Fenlne attendants wore ballerina Icnitth dress ol while tulle and satin, carried pastel colored para noia and wore matching headbands with white ktrphanolls and carna tions. Maid ol honor was Patrlclu Riley, and accent color was aqua. Bridesmaids, C a r I e n e Megullt, Portland, and 8hlrley Tawney, had rose as accent color. The Junior bridesmaid. Judith Dockery, niece of the bridegroom, wore a gown ol white net over satin, with aqua accessories. William Reagan acted as bejt man lor his brother. Jack A. Prl gerg and William P. Ward ush ered. Large bouquets ol white and pink snapdragons bclore a back .... Ji ol T IRDLE THAT TAKES A - YEARS OFF YOUR f Slip it on, slip Into o whole new figure! Ne matter whet your die, Enhonce works miracles with e patented handful of magic. ni nami iw run, rry tnnance HLVVplit from 13.50 . . . Waistline from lo.os AA A a m . y ' lT U!'w wondertHl One 25.00 ... . ( 1 1 1 M 'Slt' 'do Caroline Miller, married tn Zion Photo by Floyd ground of palms decorated the church. Mm. Miller wore a navy blua street lens Ui dress with uavy and wlilto acceuorira lor her daugh ter's wedding. Mrs. Reagan cho.o a blue and black atreel length dress with whlto and black acces sories, lloth women wore corsages ol pink and while carnations. Following the nuptials, the young couple received their guesia in the church baement. Mra. Z. W. Dixon poured: Mra. Kmll Schlficl presided at ihe punch bowl, Mrs. Prank lllley and Jean Underwood cut ami served the tiered wedding caKC. Assisting al Ihe reception also were Dorothy Seymour In charge o( lite guest book, and Linda Ellis, who presided al the gilt table. For her honeymoon trip to Portland and Seattle, the younger Mrs. Reagan chose a light gray sun Willi uavy blue accessories. She pinned Ihe pink roses from her bridal bouquet al her ohoulder. On their return, the couple will live here. . FIGURE No bones, ne bule- roaoy, , , . . . Lll. 1.-. " . . " -'-" tSli arvrffMiNer aiiiirfaaftieeii.'liaHiW tlH III 'I.'., lil !
