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SUMMERTIME
Weddings, Farewell .Parties, Vacation Trips, House
guests, 'Gardening and Backyard Get-Togethers
Keep Klamathites Occupied During July Days
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THREE MINISTERS PARTICIPATED in the wedding service for the recent marriage of Erna
Evelyn Broyles to Robert Lee Kriner Jr. One of them was thd Rev. Robert Kriner, Vale, Ore
gon, father of the bridegroom; assisted by the Rev. A. O. Broyles, bride's grandfather; and
the Rev. K. P. Fields, Vale, former pastor of tSe local Bible Baptist Church, where the wed
ding took place June 29. Bride's parents are M- and Mrs. Greydon Broyles, 2237 Gary Street.
Bridegroom's mother was also here. from Vale for the wedding. (Story on inside page).
Photo by Moyd .
SOCIETY
By Mil ly Ramsby
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MRS. JESSE LITWILLER . . . center, above, with Mrs. Georqe
Clark,' left; and Mrs. Wallace Larkin, right, who we're two of the
"no hostesses" for a farewell luncheon given July 9 at the Pelican
Party Room. Mr, and Mrs. Litwiller left Thursdav for Portland to make
their home after living here for two years. (Story on inside page).
Photo by Kettler
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ALSO TO PORTLAND ... Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fyock, and son
and daughter, Dick 12; and Linda, 15; who left las.t week for their
new home. Charles Fyock is an executive in the property manage
ment and development section of Commonwealth. (See inside page
for further details). Photo by Kettler