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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1954)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN AL teCO. COOKING POPULAR WITH KF MEN The out of doors, open fire, cool of the evening, informal cook ing has captured the interest of Klamath; Falls amateur male "chefs" - and it's the men who exchange recipes - these summer days. Here we show one of them in the group of pictures below, demonstrating his skill with the salad course. ANOTHER CANDID SHOT of the evening pre-nuptial patio-party (or Rosemary Murray and John Young, Includes his mother, Mrs. Lloyd Young (in the dark dress with the crisp white trim); and Lloyd Young is possibly in it, too; but not identified at press time'. Guests were, invited for 7 p.m., and the group, (right of fireplace), clustered around, and hiding, the host, apparently came equipped with zestful appetites: , Photo by Guderian FT im .tin . i "TAKE A LESSON" from the maestro. With the savoir-faire of a seasoned chef, the enter prising host capably demonstrates to his anticipatory audience the mechanic procedure in volved in achieving a Caesar salad ... . one of his favorites. Entranced with the last flourish of fresh ground pepper, are from the left, his daughter-in-law, Marcella, (Mrs. Rodney Belli; John Young, Rosemary and Rodney Bell. On the other side of the busy host, is other son, Ray. , ' Rodney Bell and John Young are both 2nd Lieutenants in the USAF. Rod Bell is a ground officer attached to the jet air base at Bangor, Maine; and he and his wife, Marcella, flew home for the wedding, arriving in time for the pre-nuptial party. Ray Bell had just com home from summer session at Lewis and Clark; and was about to take off for a tour of the Orient as a player on his alma mater's (the University of Oregon! basketball team. nrlnrijin i nn.fl t r- jL i 4fcrjsW$' txtl-tmi i LwwiHri'J II. A PATIO PARTY at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Be 1935 Portland, July 26, was the occasion for this picture. The evening, planned in honor of Rosemary Murray and John Young, who were married August I; coincidentally was the first time the entire group had been together, and the picture has the appearance of a family reunion party. Standing, from the left, Percy Murray, Rosemary's 'father; her brother, Rodney; her fiance, John Young; Paul McDuffee, Ed Bell's sister's husband, their daughter, Gail; the hostess and host; and sons Ray and Rod. In chairs, same order, Mrs. Paul McDuffee, Medford; Mrs. Percy Murray and Rosemary. Seated on ground, Ann McDuffee, here with her parents from Medford; Mrs. Reed Norris (also their daughter), from Los Angeles, with wee daughter, Marilyn; Mrs. Rodney Murray and Mrs. Rodney Bell. Photo by Guderian Stalnaker-TJdrkk Rites In Langell Valley Church LANGELL VALLEY A lovely summer wedding: was solemnized st the Lorella Full Gospel Church in Langell Valley 8:30 a.m., July 25, when Jean Tidrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sn Tidrick of Bonanza, and Mervin Stalnaker, U.S. Navy, son of Mrs. Rose Stal naker of Langell Valley and Clar ence Stalnaker of Tokctee Falls were united in marriage. The Rev. Eugene Olp read the service before an altar banked with summer flowers. The beautiful bride wore tradi tional white satin, with a fingertip veil. Her bouquet was of pink and white asters. Jean was given in marriage by her father. Pauline Noble played the wed ding march. She also sang "I Love You Truly." accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Willard Noble. Rosemary Stalnaker was the bride's only attendant. Her dress was pink taffeta ballerina length, and her bouquet was also pink and white asters. David Tidrick was best man. Gary Cunningham and Lee Campbell ushered. Mrs. Tidrick chose a grey suit worn with pink accessories and a pink rosebud corsage for her daughters wedding. Mrs. Stalnaker wore a blue suit with pink acces sories and a pink rosebud corsage. A reception was held at the Stal naker home following the wedding. The beautiful cake was made by Helen Noble and decorated by Vel ;na Evans. The young couple cut the first piece of cake, which was served by Mrs. James Baldock. Mrs. Bruce Bieler was at the coffee service, and Mrs. George Fernlund and Mis. Orville DeVaul served the punch. Mrs. Dick Smith registered the guests. The new Mr. and Mrs. Stalnaker left at noon forVallejo where he will be stationed for the next six months. CLUB PARTY MALIN Mrs. Agnes Drazil was hostess Thursday afternoon, July 29 to members and friends of the Czech Ladies Club. Bingo was enjoyed through the afternoon and delicious refresh ments were served by Mrs. Drazil. Before going , home the ladies toured the hostesses yard and ad mired her beautiful flowers. Present for the afternoon were: Mrs. Joe Drazil, Mrs. Bessie Dou- bek, Mrs. Sadie Schultz. Mrs. Anna Harilerode, Mrs. Joe Smldl. Mrs, Bill Rajnus, Mrs. Mary Henzel Mrs. Marie Kalina, Mrs. Mildred Dobry, Mrs. Martha Brothanek, Mrs. Elizabeth Paygr, Mrs. Anna Pickett and Mrs. Rose Duncan. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE. ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mrs. J. . Earley Joe Barley Jr. Proprietor! t 1 ."Mk FREE Hollywood Diot and Colorlo Guido Writ. EI.or.or Day, tol 1027, Hollywood, Colilornio. Hollywood Bread will odd a luxurious flavor to all low calorie meals. Contain about 46 Calories per 18 gram slice. mm Alto uawur id tm it FLUHRER'S Mot M Watt Hl (Mil. 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Hayes, Wil liamson River; Mrs. Clarence Jen kins, Fort Klamath; Mrs. Frank DiUllo, Mrs. Manual Ochoa, Elida DeBortoli, Mrs. Ursula Bond. Mrs. Harry Ravizza, Mrs. Lloyd Peters, Mrs. Allan Hatcher, Mrs. Orville Weddle. Mrs. Rudy Zadlna, Mrs. Sam Minato, Mrs. Andrew Ortls, Mrs. Lee Hatcher, Mrs. Floyd Hes cock, Mrs. Bob Wamplcr; and Mrs. Vivian Wilson, all of Chiloquin; and Mrs. Earl Kensler, Klamath Apcncy. BARBARA CORNETT FETED AT SHOWER MALIN Barbara Cornett, recent bride of Robert George Micka, and daughter of Mr. and Mra. Carlo Cornett, Malta; was honored with a bridal shower July 21, given by Anne Curry and Betty Bunnell at the Bunnell home. Entertainment consisted of games and written advice from each guest to the bride. 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