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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1954)
SATURDAY, JULY 31. 1954 PAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON n? rriirMPrT i II 111 " St " I t -- 1 i - , I t, V. , A ' .1.1 I m . . .! I I VV- UKl 'r.t! f.V , ) 41 I 7 W- i M s3 XAMU :,. " .. ; 1 h 'iW Www- McCollum and 1 n K -1 ii. 1 I.J A ROUND OF BREAKFASTS, LUNCHES AND DINNERS kept Mr son, Lee, 4, busy while Ben McCollum fulfilled his duties as co-chairman . Ben of the proqram com mittee for the recent fifth annual fertilizer conference of the Pacific Northwest Plant Food Association. The McCollums, residents of Klamath Falls for five years while he was manager of Simplot Soil Builders, Inc., moved to Pocate'lo, Idaho, in May, when McCollum was pro moted as sales manager of the head office. The fertilizer conference gave all three a chance to renew acquaintances with their many friends in Klamath Falls. Mrs. McCollum and Lee were guests of the O. W. Nichol family, 210 MeKinley, during their week's stay; McCollum was registered at the Willard Hotel with other conference delegates. While in Klamath Falls the McCollums were active in church work at the First Baptist Church. She had served as both president and social chairman of the young people's department; he taught a men's Sunday School class and served as treas urer of the church. As a member of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Kappa Chapter, Mrs. McCol lum was a past vice president and had been elected president. In addition she was a mem member of the Jaycettes; he of the Rotary and Elks. - . CI I U..L..1 ki nriE wruniii uiin-ij .L..M Ftor Hertra Mane jnogrun inn i luueri William Bratton exchanged marriage vows in an afternoon ceremony, they are shown above with their attendants. From the left, Elaine Msnroe, bridesmaid; Barbara Havlma, maid of honor; bride and bridegroom; Norman Rose, best man; Roger Rose and Larry 5hogren, ushers and candlelighters. Sw: tx. I i ll- ne i n i minini ii inn r . '. . i jXyt;'. MOVED TO MARYLAND ... Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Hamm and son Randy. The five year old young man left by car with his parents over a week ago. Randolph Hamm enters a partnership with his brother Jack, in the General Heating Com pany, Washington, D.C., and the home address will be 8706 Gilbert Place, Tacoma Park, Maryland. Alyce Hamm has lived here all her life, with the exception of a very brief time; and is the daughter of Fannie Cheyne, well-known lonqtime Basin resident. For a week prior to the move, Mrs. Hamm's daughter Pat, (Mrs. Horace (Red) Hurd, and son Gregg, were here from Port land at the Hamm residence. Photo by Kettler a i r-i a I SOCIAL CLUB ! Members of Aloha Social Club enjoyed a delightful potluck lunch con on Friday July 23, In the love ly back yard at the home of Edna Jones. Those present were: Olive Thomas, Letha Murphy, Hnzel Rhodes, Carmen Lee Robblns, Lynna Martin, Rena Oldham. Olive Rlach, Clara Sherman, Edna Jones, ' Rhoda Harnden, Phyllis Poole, Helen Lisloe, Viola Dick son, Charlotte 0.-,born. Maltha Powell and Betty Thornton. It was announced that the itrxl mectlnu would be held on August 6, at 13:30 p.m. and would also be a potluclc luncheon at tho home of Edna Jones, 663 California Ave. INVITATIONS and ANNOUNCEMENTS Processed or Engraved Thero will lie no MUly's Mir ror this wcok because of Illness ef the society editor. The col umn will he run early next ueek Instead. CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS DECORATOR PILLOWS Marqaret Wheeler Jordan 4239 Frieda Ph. 2-3568 Going away to SCHOOL? ft SURE... w the family has your portrait Be ture lha lomilv hai vbui nnttf.,t .l.. 90 to school thu fall, olio . . , you'll want a omily picture to lokt with you. Call or drop in ond hove vour photographi made eorly this eor. There's nothing at lotting and personal oi your own picture. "RAIN OF RICE" . . . greets the new Mr. end Mrs. Hubert William Bratton as they leave the church for the reception at the home of the bride's parents. Bride "and Attendants All Wear White At Bratton-Shogren Summer Wedding i Bertra Marie Shogren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert.il Shogren, 4107 Bisbee, became the bride of Hubert William Bratton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marcon, 4031 Bisbee, in an afternoon ceremony, July 18, at 4 p.m. The service was read in Peace Memorial Church by the Rev. Dwayne L. Proett, in the presence of over 100 friends and relatives. Lighted tapers -in tall candelabra illuminated the floral arrangements of white and red gladioli, banked with ferns. Escorted by her father, who gave her in marriage, Bertra wore a gown designed with a fitted bodice of lace over satin with long sleeves pointed over the hands. The bouffant skirt of nylon net over satin featured lace ap plique extending from the waist in narrowed lines below to hiphne. The full fioor-iengm skirt was made with a grace ful chapel train. She wore a tiara of lace trimmed with seed pearls, which held the lace edited fingertip veil of Illusion. Her bouquet was of red roses and stcphanotls tied with streamers ot ribbon. Maid of honor, Barbara Havlina, Malln, wore n ballerina .lengtn dress of white, with frosted organ dv overskirt and sheer nylon bo dice. Her bouquet was Uic same as Uie bride s. Elaine Monroe, cousin of th bridegroom, swas bridesmaid: and her dress and flowers were Idcnli cal to the maid of honor's. Flower girl, Rebecca Shogren, bride's little sister, wore a dress patterned after the senior attcn. danls? and she carried a basnet of led rose netals. Mrs. Francis Hamilton, orgamsi. accompanied Ronald Bryan, solo ist. Norman Rose, served his cousin as best man: and Roger Rose, also cousin, and Larry Shogren, bride's brolhcr. ushered and also were candlelighters. For her daughter's summer wed ding. Mis. Shogren chose ft white and blue nylon, worn with white accessories: and her corsage of red roses carried out the color scheme Mrs. Marcon wore a navy blue polka-dot ensemble wiUi white ac cessories; and her corsage was the same as Mrs. Shogren's. The lawn setting for the recep tion was at the home of the bride's parents; and guests were served from a lace covered table, colorful with white gladioli and red roses. Of special interest to the guests was the beautiful four tiered wed ding cake, baked and decorated by the bride's mother, who had also expertly made the bride's gown, and those worn by all of Bertra's attendants. Mrs. Milo Smith, bride's aunt; and Mrs. Al Sh'epard, bridegroom's aunt, poured. The cake was cut by Mrs. orvillc Jensen and Mrs. Silas Thompson, both aunts of the bride from Bcresford, South Dakota. Barbara Moore and Larry Shogren assisted. Instead of tossing her bridal bou nuet. the bride, in a sentimental gesture, presented- It the bride groom's grandmother, Mrs. Jane Rose. To start the honeymoon trip up the coast highway to their new home in Olympta, Bertra changed to a beige sleeveless dress, topped with a reversible bolero. Her ac cessories were all white. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bell, Talent; Mrs. O r v 1 1 1 e Jensen and Mrs. Silas Thompson, Bercsford, South Dako ta. LUNCHEON mis. Jonn Kiroy, Medrord, was hostess at a luncheon Wednesday at tfte wmema Hotel for Mrs. Cliff Shuck, Mrs. Otto Ellis and Janice Goodman. Attractive cor sages were presented the guests. Mrs. Kirby and her daughter Jan have been houseguests of the Ellis' this week and visited friends in Merrill and Klamath Falls. Largcat itock lead ing make pianoa In thla pari r the ireit. Rent a Spinet lano. Rental par chase plan. Hammond Organ Chord Organ LOUIS R. MANH PIANO CO. 120 No. 7 Hi HURRV We're tops for youi time problems. And even on rush jobs your clothes get the same careful atten tion for which we're famous. For quick pickup call Sill. Mm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmwmiW I nj! ' ' . r " "'" ' t f ' ALL WHITE . . . were their dresses and all were made by the bride's mother. Senior attendants carried bouquets of red roses and stephanotis. Little flower girl, Rebecca Sho gren, holding her sister's hand, carried a basket of red rose petals. Standing back of the bride, from the left, Barbara Havlina, maid of honor, and Elaine Monroe, bridesmaid. All Shogren photos by Miller-Williams Delay Due to the illness of the society editor much of the material originally scheduled for publication in today's paper will be carried in var ious editions of next week's Herald and News. MeSba's Salon of Beauty 1146 Pine Phone 5230 Faye's Magic Mirror 632 Pine Phone 4383 announce that beginning Aug. 1 they will be CLOSED Every Monday Danes Save Kroner IN THE U.S.A. ' YOU SAVE DOLLARS TO... GET AHEAD S) Dutch wj Vis? 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