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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SUNDAY, AUGUST 7. 195H a V". 1 I 4 MARJORIE (Margie) CLARK, summer viiitor in Klamath Falls at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Clark, 2012 Main, wai honored guest at a recent morning coffee pre-nup-tial ihower given at the home of Mn. Dave Lit key, 1041 Eldorado. Co-hotene with Mn. Liikey were Mr. Warren Bennet and Mn. Liskey'i dauqhter. IMn. Bruce Wirth. ' I Roiet were featured In floral arrangementi about the room and three large wedding belli tied with white latin bow decorated the cart of miscellaneous shower gifts. Jean Underwood presided at the coffee service. The large table was draped with an egg shell linen cloth of solid eutwork embroidery ... and roses were aqain the featured flower. Margie, the dietician at Kadlec Hospital, Richland, is bride-e'lect of Patrick Sheeran alio Richland. The wedding will take place in Christ the King Catholic Church in that citv' August 27. ' Jack Richerson Claims Hanford Girl as Bride Just about a half a year after Irish. Hanford. California high their engagement was announced, ichool honor student, were married lormer mamam early in July In the Armona Meth- Jack Rloherson. Falls resident, and Patricia Par- Rebekah DDP- Official Visit WEED Mrs. Mildred Wilmarth, deputy district president of DIs- m wo m-iieKiin Assemoiies, Rebekah Lodge meeting Wednes- nay nignt, July 37 on me occasion of her official visit to her home ion pe. Mrs. James Kirk, deputy mar ahnl KUdrlMl ..4h. llanillu hu.I dent to her seat of honor beside iwrs. rrancue nook, nooie grand, who presided at the meeting. Presentation to Mrs. Wlimarlh wss made by her grandson. Tippy Wilmarth presented hla grandmoth. er with a lollypop bouquet in which the gift from the lodge was con cealed. The deputy president Installed Mrs. Rosa Foster. Yreka, as fi nancial secretary of Hope Rebekah Lodge of Yreka, during the eve ning meeting. Refreshment tsblea were decor ated with lavender and white dressed paper dolls and candles ot the two colors. Over 38 members attended and visitors from Yreka Included Mrs. Sylvia Thomsson, Mrs. Edith Yound, Mrs. Pat Ben nett, Mrs. Rose Foster, Mrs. Ella Burns, Mrs. Christine Bovle Mrs. Hsiel Rosetto, Mrs, Madeline' Wlrn on and Mrs. Mae Howard. The hospitality committee for the Wednesday night meeting Included Mr. and Mrs. Lea Kyle. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Austin. Mrs Alva Welrh. Mrs. Irvin While. Mrs. Har Ty Snenre. Mrs. Mildred Anderson and Ray Bulls. MARRIAGE Married In Reno last Saturday July 0, wss Birdie Druecker to Edwin J. Morse. Morse Is on the surveving staff of Weyerhaeuser Timber Company and Mrs. Morse la owner and co manager of the Klamath Hotel, where the couple will make their home. INVITATIONS end ANNOUNCEMENTS recessed er Engraved Three Day Delivery SHAW STATIONERY Company 72 Main Ph. liSJo odist Church in a eandlellrht ci. mony, the Rev. O. C. Van Leer, nicneraon is the aon of Mr. and Mra. Jess D. Richerson, - and his lamer wss best man. The Richer. sona leu the Klamath Basin for Hantord. where they are farming The brldegrom'a alster, Rugh Richerson, served as maid nf nonor. she waa given In marriage nor Biepiainer, Alien combs, - For her wedding. Patricia wore a waits length gown of white eye- ici nyion, aesigned with a long fitted torso. For the honevmnnn trip (destination a secret), she wore a pinic cotton dress with low neckline, full akirt and white accessories. She will continue her achonllna Hits fall and Rlcheraon Will rnn. Unue farming. Gift Presented Rebekah DDP To WEED "Prlendshin" wa spelled from silver letters held by uiMueia oi me onasta Lily Rebekah Lodge 3, McCloud, In the gilt presentation to the district denmu president. Mrs. Mildred Wilmarth Thursday night, July 28. on the occasion of her official visit. Presiding noble grand, Mrs. Zel da DeSosa presented the lodge gift to Mrs. Wilmarth In appreciation of her instruction. Seven Weed Atlanta n.h.b.i, Lodge members attended the visit mm uie district deputy president ind included. Mrs. Myrlle Wll lams. Mrs. Alvin Austin. Mrs. larry HertieneLh. Mrs. James arirw Mrs. William Davis Mra I Kyle, and Mrs. Kenneth Stone. '(rise tsa aaw Tee Martla ainfla ereait ifylaa far termal wtef Mt. 'ermtl TUXIDOJ .... 17.19 Whit, Dinner Jackets 16.1$ Mld-nite Hue Formal Pants 12.95 ARROW shlrtand HICKOK formal wear ert WI RENT Formal wear for weddings, formal dances and other formal occasions. DREWS Manstore 733 Moin Phono 3463 NUPTIAL DATE IN SEPTEMBER, Recently announced In Corvallls by Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hutchln son. was the engagement of their daughter, Ann Louise, to Richard B. Fish, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J r jsn, 'lUieniKe. ine onae-eiect. a irrarinni. r oorvauis Hign School, also attend ed Good Samaritan Hospital of Nursing and Oregon State College. Fish Is a graduate of Tulolake High School and Oregon State Col lege. A September wedding is planned. x. - I w . . . :.v- ' 11 i :.. --".'XL-. m I ? V-r- r ! 1 ii - " i I f I I I IT . a. ii mi ii iw I H 1 m-hv--9vifmiimittm . .. : ,fa"" VJH w laVftl. f - Miscellaneous Shower For Much-Feted Bride-Elect IU1 aiicrnoon, iimrsaay, July a when Mra. Guenther and daugb. ter Nellie entertained with a mis. ceilaneous anower Honoring bride, elect Patricia Louise (Patty Lou, Hescock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur B. Hescock, Fort Klamath Patty Lou and Nellie have been employed during the summer .. Fort Klamath Hotel. B..7. FORT KLAMATH The home of Mrs. Howard Ouenther in Chilo quin waa the setting for a delight- .Guild Plans Card Party August 13 LANG ELL VALLEY Mrs. Doug Smelcer waa hostess to the Guild of St. BsrnabaB in the parish hall on July 38; and Grace Dearborn presided at the afternoon meeting. The guild's monthly card party is slated for August 13 in the par ish hall with Carolyn Dearborn and Stella Dehllnger, hostesses. Alter the July 28 business meet ing, guild members sewed for the fall bazaar. Special prize for the meeting was won by Mrs. Roy Whitlatch. Mrs. Smelcer served refresh- menus to Mrs. Dearborn, Mrs. Grace Blaser, Mra. Martin Gift. Mra. Marion Lindsay. Mrs. Luther Noble. Mrs. Charlea Partridge. Mra. Russell Walsh, 'Mrs. Lester Jones. Sherry Marchant, Mrs. Art Monroe and special prize winner, Mrs. wnitiatcn. Date of the next meeting Is set for August 25, place to be an nounced later. the -is u uonaia M. Ek. una, n.iamatn raits, waa an ...... of summer last Sunday in the Fort Klamath Community M.thi..: Church. ... W..uw motile was used throughout in party decor At ter the bride-to-be opened her'elit,' rafrQhmant mar. , h "."" " "VCQ y the uongratuiations and gifts wer. received from the following- Mm Ivan Doak, Mra, Robert Doak WiU liamson River; Mrs. H. Spicer Modoc Point; Carmen Hill gusI a.uio i-auiici, aiunsm Agency- mts. cnamp Hatcner, Mra. FlovH UaenMk U f ... . U U 1 wer, Mrs. Roy Gienger, Mrs. Glen Kircher Mrs. Dwight Kircher. Mrs. Nr'. man Wimer, Mrs. Roy Deflenbach. cr, mn, nuwara uuentner, Nellie Guenther, Chlloquln; Mrs. Wilbur B. Hescock, Sharen Hescock and nt-iru uij nescoca, rort Klam- MR. AND MRS. JOHN E. EBINGER who were married July 29, at the home of Mr. end Mrs. David A. Richardson, 5050 Shasta Way. The bride is the former Teddy Lee Magruder, Chicago. The Rev. Dwayr.e L. Proett read the 5 p.m. service in the presence of a few close friends who later attended the reception at the home of Mr. end Mrs. William L. Bullard, 1945 Auburn, where the above picture wes taken. After a honeymoon trip' along the Oregon Coast, they will step In Klamath Falls briefly be fore going to Chicago where they will live until returning te Klamath Fells around the first of the year. Photo by Guderian STORK SHOWER Mrs. Thomas Hedgecoke was re cently honored at a stork shower given at the home of Mrs L. E Thompson, 6252 Harlan Drive Hostesses Mrs. Phil Chlnpek, Viv ian Allowny and Ruby Allowav ar ranged an evening of games and served refreshments before the nonoree opened the gifts which were heaped in a bassinette. Others Invited were Mrs. Egbert 7.ell. Mrs. Lucille Binns. Mrs. Ethel Alloway, Mrs. John Classen. Mrs. W. L. Ross, Mrs. Mary Pierce. Mrs. Charles Mevers. Mrs. BUI Harrison, Mrs. R. E. Walters. Mrs. A. D. Tillon, Mrs. Calvin Bell. Mrs. Cleo D. Phillips. Mrs. Mike Mosby. Mrs. Bill D. Russell and Mrs. Merle Davis. 100 AMARANTHS PICNIC AT LAKE Approximately 100 members' of the order of Amaranth along with ineir iamines and mends were present at the Little Grand picnic held recently at Diamond Lake. A bountiful meal was served out under the trees and numerous games were played. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schulze were host and hostess tor the event at their summer home at the lake. Amaranth Courts represented were: Honey Lake Court No. 1 Susanvllle, California; Mirror Court No. 24. Bend; Douglas Court, Roseburg; Emerald Court No. 2e. KUgene; , Willamette Court No. 2, Eugene; RosyAnn Court No. 3 Medford; Ionic Court No. 2, Port land: and Friendship Court No. 1 Klamath Falls. BRIDAL SHOWER LANGELL VALLEY A stork shower was given at the parish hall in Langell Valley the after noon of July 27, In honor of Mrs. Ralph Womack. the former Betty Deny, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Dick Deny of Malin. Blue delphinium, pmk petunias and white daisies were used to dec orate the large room. A liower ar rangement with a pink stork com pleted the decorations. Thirty-live friends came or sent gifts and good wishes to Betty and Kaipn. A prize for the most at tractively wrapped package went to Mrs. Paul Fitzhugh. visiting here from 6osp Lake. Washington. It was a ceramic vase shaped like j oiaper. Hostesses (or the party were Mrs. Orval DeVaul. Mra. George Pernlund, Mis. Russell Walsh, Mrs. J Bob Seater. Mra. Bill Burnett and i Mrs. Lester Leavltt. I Mrs. Francis Olds Honored At Recent Farewell Luncheon Mrs. Francis R. Olds, prominent longtime resident of Klamath Falls, who has moved to Medford, where she recently bought a home, was Honored with a luncheon at Reames July 27. Mrs. Marvin Kuhlman, hostess, TWO CANDLES ON CAKE ; LANGELL VALLEY Brett Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Jr., was 8 years old on July 27, and his mother invited few children In for a play hour ana oirtnaay refreshments. A dec orated cake with three lighted can dies was the center of attraction Present were Brett, Craig, Lyle and Cheryl Smith, Carolyn, Jerral and Matt Monroe. TWO WEDDINGS CELEBRATED LANGELL VALLEY A large crowd of relatives and friends gathered at the Langell Valley Com munity Hall July 30, to celebrate the weddings of Mr. and Mrs. May- nard Hrlcziscse and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nork. Music for dancing was furnished by The Three Notes. Re freshments were served at mid night. Both young couples live in Klamath Falls where the boya are employed. Coming to Klamath Falls Dollar Days THURS. - FRI. - SAT. invited all of Mrs. Olds' old neighbor-friends on Riverside to the 1 ".m. luncheon served in a pink and white setting. 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