SATURDAY, 'JULY 17. 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Mrs. Charles W. Fyock Honored
At, No-Host Farewel I Luncheon
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Mrs. Charles W. Fyock. who re
cently moved to Portland with her
husband and son, Dick, and daugh
ter, Linda, was honored with a no
host farewell luncheon, July 1. in
the Pelican Party Room.
The large group who shared In
the farewell gesture Included Mrs.
John Ashley. Mrs. Andy Brink,
Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. Harold
(Bud) Cloake, Mrs. C. J. Cox, Mrs.
Richard Currlrr, Mrs. Greer Drew,
Mrs. Harry Fredricks, Mrs. Al Hat
tan and Mrs. George mills.
Mrs. Oene Hooker, Mrs. John
Houston, Mrs. H. O. Juckeland,
Mrs; C. B. Larkln, Mrs Richard
Maxwt 11, Mrs. Charles Mack, Mrs.
W. D. McNee, Mrs. P. D. Meade,
Mrs. . Percy. Murray, Mrs. John
O'Neill, Mrs. Orth Sisemore, Mrs.
Louis Serruys, Mrs. Elbert Stiles,
Mrs. Lee Stoner, Mrs. Carl Stetn
selfer, Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mrs.
John Van-Doren and Mrs. Jack
Workman, San Bernardino, Califor
nia. .
PAISLEY COUPLE CELEBRATES
GOLDEN WEDbING ANNIVERSARY
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A WEDDING IN DORRIS . i . unied'BeHy Jane Bondi,
daughter bf Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Bondi; and Jerry Wayne
Crutchfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crutchfield, well
known Butte Valley families.
The wedding was June 1 1, in the Dorris Naiarene Church,
with the Rev. James H. Peters, officiant; and was witnessed
by over 100 relatives and friends.
The couple's honeymoon was spent at various points' of
scenic interest !n Oregon. Photos by Guderian
BIRTHDAY PARTY
BONANZA Mrs. Norval Carl
pave a birthday party at her home
July 10, for her son, Cross, on his
birthday.
Games were played during the
evening and later a weiner roast
was enjoyed. Present were Ethel
and Nancy Perry, Louise and Vir
gie Schmoe, Nancy Givan, Ron
ald Ketchum, Bob and Bill Liskey
and Cross.
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Relief Society
All Day Meeting
BONANZA The Relief Socl'
ety of Klamath Falls met for an
all day meeting July 13 at the home
of Mrs. Frank Bramwell. A social
hour and good dinner was enjoyed
Later the members sewed.
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Fifty golden years ol marriage
were celebrated at the home ol
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H a n a n,
Paisley, July 4. honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hanan, whose wedding
was July 4, 1904, at the home ot
the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Banister In Paisley. The
Rev. Warren, pastor of the Pals
ley Methodist Church, officiated.'
The wedding of Edda Banister
to Henry Hanan was a highlight
In the Paisley social Hie at that
time. Many who attended the wed
ding are still living, and a few
were able to be at the Golden Wed
ding clebration:
The table was draped with - a
lace cloth, with gold candles flank
ing a huge bouquet of gold carna
tions and white stock. Place cards
were printed In gold and were at
tached to tiny gold loving cups.
The huge cake was decorated with
golden bells and red roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanan are the par
ents of nine children, Neah Lane,
Mt. Mazama
Toastmistress .'
Club Meeting
Mt. Mazama Toastmlstress Club
will be host Sunday, July 35, to an
area council meeting. Council No.
4, of which Klamath Falls is a
member, also Includes Medford and
Grants Pass.
A business meeting at 13:30 in
the Spruce Room will precede
luncheon in the main dining room
of the Wlllard Hotel.
Featured speaker will be Mrs.
Marguerite Johnson, Grants Pass,
who will review a book on the life
of the wife of Gen. Lane, the first
governor of Oregon.
The local group will present a
skit and Medford Toastmistresses
will give a convention report from
the regional meeting at which rep
resentatives from all over the Pa
cific Northwest and Alaska were
present.
Installation of new council -offi
cers will follow. To be installed are
Mrs. Fannie Mae Thompson, Klam
ath Falls, chairman; Mrs. Lola
Roney, Grants Pass, vice chair
man; Mrs. Ethel Mclntyre, secre
tary-treasurer.
'Approximately 35 toastmistresses
are expected to be present.
Officers of the local club are Mrs.
Reba Martz, president; Mrs. Carol
Whetstone, vice president; Mrs. Is
abella Jackson, secretary; Arlene
Hollenbeak,. treasurer.
Friendship
WOM Meeting
MERRILL The .Friendship
committee of Merrill Women of
the Moose Chapter II, met July
9. at the Moose Hall, with Julia
Broz, chairman, presiding. Lil
lian Geaney was appointed to
serve as chairman during the en
suing year, Veronica McNeill will
be secretary-treasurer, and Dovie
Reeder will be in charge of pub
licity. The eveniiig was spent working
on quilt which will be used In
a money making project. Plans
were made for a picnic in the
near future, definite time and
place announced later.
Potluck dessert was enjoyed by
the following Friendship mem
bers: Liz Slezak, Myrtle Kucera,
Inez Sherrill, Hazel Hundley, Julia
Broz, Ellen Flegi, Marguerite
Hadley, Susan Williams, Blanche
F 1 e s, Dovie Reeder, Lillian
Geaney, Veronica McNeill, Rose
Van Meter. Rose Baley, Rose
Spolek, and guest co-workers Elsie
Trumley, Ollle Wilson, Mym
Ward, Shirley Haskinj, and Fran
ces Brandenberg. ,
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Wlnnemucca; . Richard, Pals-
ley; Eugene, Spokane; Margaret
Smith, Lqng Beacn; luiu Marsters,
Alturas; Lena Stafford. Paisley;
Rita Charlton, Bakersfield; Man
lev (Tobe), Paisley; and Mitchell.
now In Japan with the U.S. Army.
Those attending the event were
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Woodard. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Smith, Mrs. Harold
Marsters Sr., Alturas; Mrs. Andy
Charlston and twins Ann and
Andy. Bakersfield; Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Hanan and son James,
Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ban
ister, Anne Jones, Wuii'cn Snider,
Mr. and Mrs. Tobo Hanan and
children, Mr. and Mrs. James Staf
ford and children. Perry Banister,
Mr; and Mrs. Richard Hanan and
children, Paisley. -
The afternoon was spent In sing
ing old time songs with the guests
gathered around the piano where
Mrs. Eugene Hanan accompanied
singing led by Mrs. Richard Han
an.
The honored couple were show
ered with many beautiful and use
ful gifts.
Champagne, brought from Paris,
France, In 1930 by the late Ora
Banister, a brother of Mrs. Henry
Hanan, was served which Mr. Han
an drank from a gold loving cus
and Mrs. Hanan from a gold
slipper. .
June Birthdays
A birthday party was given by
Mrs. L. O. Hunter, June 19. for
two of her grandchildren, Starla
and LeRoy Hunter, who celebrated
their birthdays in June Starla, on
the 33rd, when she was nine; and
LeRoy, on the 15th, when he was
three.
Others invited to the Hunter home
at 4763 Climax Avenue, were
Rhonda and Twila Hunter; Trudy
Freel, Darrel and Doyle Stroud;
Kathleen and Margaret Waggo
ner; Bradley Hunter, Melvin Hunt
er Jr., Randy Hunter, Nancy and
Buddy Johnston; Diane, Susan,
Phillip and John Campbell; Treva
Jones, Joan Hartley, David
Stroud, Marsha and Janice Ernst;
Berate David; Dennis and Doug
las Augustus and Dannie Warren.
Adults present were Mrs. Doug
las Ernst, Mrs. Mary Waggoner,
Mrs. Lloyd Stroud, Mrs. Don
Stroud, Mrs. Blain Freel, Mrs.
Lee Hunter Jr., Mrs. Melvin Hunt
er Sr., and Mrs. wmaro Hunter.
Darwin Petty Weds
Grants Pass Girl
Announcement was recently
made of the marriage of Darvin
Eugene Petty and Verda Arlene
Jones in Grants Pass. June 33.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl A. Petty, 123 Wend
ling Street; and the bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jonas,
Grants Pass, -where the newly
weds are now making their home'.
Bridge Party
LANGELL VALLEY Mrs. Lloyd
Gift entertained with a bridge par
ty at her home the afternoon of
July 14. Three tables were in play
with Mrs. Ernest Graves winning
the high prize; Mrs. Mae Gale, sec
ond high, and Mrs. Paul Monroe,
the travilneg prize.
Delicious, refreshments were
served at the close of cards to
Mrs. Leland Harris, Mrs. Bob Deh
llngher, Mrs. Owen Pepple, Mrs.
Mae Gale, Mrs. Frank DeBel, Mrs.
Bill Burnett, Mrs. Ernest Graves,
Mrs.- Merrill Stewart, Mrs. Cecil
Haley, Mrs. Bill Bechdoldt, Mrs.
Lester Leavltt and Mrs. Paul Monroe.
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WEDDING PARTY ... at the Kriner-Broyles nuptials, June
29. From the left, Sandra Kriner, Kathleen Broyles, Marie
Leban and Jewell Ann Larson, senior bridesmaids; Colleen
Breyles, maid of honor; the bride end bridegroom; Ronnie
Kriner, best man; Park Kriner, Bill Moalc and Dick Broyles,
Over 300 Witness Wedding of
Ema Broyles to
One of the last June Weddings
was that of Erna Evelyn Broyles,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grey don
Broyles, 3337 Gary' Street; to
Robert Lee Kriner Jr., son of the
Rev. ,and Mrs. Robert Lee Kriner,
Vale, Oregon; in Bible Baptist
Church June 29. .
The bride comes "from a pioneer
Basin family on the maternal side
she is the granddaughter of the
late Lolva Lewis, who came here
about 70 year ago; and the Rreat
granddaughter pf tile late D. G.
Brown, who also settled here
about 70 years ago.
Three ministers participated In
the ceremony the Rev. Kriner,
bridegrooms father, officiant, as
sisted by the bride's grandfather,
the Rev. A.- O. Broyles, and the
Rev. K. P. Fields, former pastor
of the Klamath Falls Church, now
ot Vale. If fact, it was noted that
many in the wedding party were
members of the two famillea. The
bride's father and brother, Dick.
sang, accompanied by Mrs. Boyd
Sprague at tne organ. Jewell snan-
non played a violin solo.
Lighting the candles for the 8
p.m. service were Kathleen
Broyles, sister ol tne oriae: ana
Sandra Kriner, bridegroom's sis
ter. Church decorations were
pastel hued gladioli and chrysan
themums banked With fern.
In a white gown of lace satin and
satin and tulle, Erna was es
corted down the aisle by her fath
er, who gave her in marriage. The
dress featured a lace over satin
bodice, with scallop detail on the
net yoke, small round lace col
lar, long lace sleeves with ruffle
trim at the snug wrists.'
The full skirt of satin with tulle
overaklrt had a bustle of tulle and
lace, and a chapel train. A tiara
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of seed pearls held the fingertip
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a small crescent arrangement of
pale pink rosebuds.
Maid of honor was the bride's
sister, Colleen Broyles. Her frock
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Richard Howard was ring bearer,
and flower girls were twin
sisters, Jean and Joan Fields.
They wore yellow net over taf
feta. Ronny Kriner served his brother
as best man: and Park Kriner
(also brother). Bill Moak and
bride's brother, Richard Broyles,
ushered.
- Mrs. Broyles chose a rose lace
over taffeta dress for her daugh
ter's wedding, and her corsage was
of white carnations and yellow
rosebuds.
The senior Mrs. Kriner wore a
blue and white nylon ensemble and
her corsage was of white carna
tions.
The more than 300 guests were
received in Cassel Hall. Presiding
at the punch bowl was bride's
aunt. Mrs. Fred Lewis: Mrs. Mike
Pozar, also aunt, cut the cake:
another aunt, Mrs. Austin Lewis
was at the gift table; and others
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ushers. Four junior attendants in front, from the left, Patricia
Broyles, junior bridesmaid; Richard Howard, ring bearer; and
at the right, twin flower girls, Jeanie and Joan Fields,
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Jr., leave the church.
Smith. Lucille Story and Mrs.
Bessie Klrby. Dorothy and Mar
Jorie Lewis, cousins of the bride,
registered the guests. Mrs. Boyd
Rnrnmie and Jewell Shannon
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ground music as the guests ar
rived: Mis. K. P. Fields played
speclnl nnisio during the recep
tion: Mrs. Hnrrv uoener wiia vu-
cul soloist; the Rev. Keith P.
Fields gave the bride and bride
groom a special message; and Mrs.
Reuben Lurson assisted as hoatess.
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moon at Payette Lakes and Mc
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Out-of-town guests Included the
Rev. and Mrs, Robert Kriner and
Ronny, Park and Sandra; the
Rev. Keith P. Fields and family.
Vale; the Rev. and Mrs. Richard
(Dick) Madsen, LaOrande; Marie
Loban, Carlton; Mrs. C. Leon Lew
is, Mrs. Lowell Ager, Ashland;
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