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PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY, AUGUST 14. 1955 . V. 'J. - 'j ..A' ; KMwLiiO ...4JlOVWVOVeWVVV-l 90 MRS. BERTHA BEAN Year Old Good Neighbor 90th Birthday Anniversary Marks 60 Years In County 'A HaHniM wnMiiiiiirniMimi t urn ( 3ra ?i otmw if v&sn war m . -rr i w fi s f ia ..war t to. :- ' i , m m r m i v -, hw a XML VP: xjr&s&r - MRS. ARTHUR COLE, vislfinq here from Salem, second from the lefv, was honored qtiosf at a bridqe luncheon in the Pelican Party Room, Aunusi 4. Willi her in the picture, from the left, are, Mrs. Carrol Move. Mrs. Harold Dch':nqe.-. Mrs. Glenn Dehlinqer and Mrs. S. P. Dehlinoer. Durino her recent stay she is houscgucst of Mrs. Howe. ' The picture was taken shortly before the luncheon for 20. High score in bridge went to Mrs. Jacl; Wetmer; traveling, Mrs. Howe; and low;- Mrs. Irwin Campbell. Her husband is with the Stale Department of Agricul ' ture and before they moved to Salem in 1945 she taught at ' Henley High School from 1936 until 1941. Photo by Kettler Mrs. Bertha Bean celebrated her 90th birthday anniversary on Monday, Auttust 1, when 25 neigh bors and friends gathered at her present home in Tulclake fur the afternoon. The date also marked her GOih year as a resident of Klamath County, where she has surely earned the title "Basin Builder." She came to Bonanza In 1895 from Brownwood. Texus, with her three small children, L. J. (Lee) Bean, 222 No. 5th Street; Leona. I (Mrs. Joe) Sasser. Tulelakc; and the late Louis Bean, Leona s twin brother. Her life has been one of con tinuous service to others "Bean ie' as she Is known to her count less friends has endeared herself to all m the "Rood neighbor" who was always there when need ed. She Is remembered by many members of old families as the "helping hand' through toy emergency including illness, death and grief. She helped to organize the Com- mutiny Church in Bonanza; and was Identified with many civic improvement projects while rear- Inc her cwn lamily. At W. she still does embroidery and crochet work. In fact, she Just re?-nMy finished an embroidered quilt for her great-Rrauddftuxhter, Linda Sa-sser, one of her 10. Judy Nelson, pnother great-grandchild, was re cently here from Racine. Wiscon sin She has five grandchildren. Although she spends most of her time with her daughter. Leona Siusser and her family in Tulelake, Mrs. Bean keep up her contacts with old Bonanza and other Basin friends. To them and all who meet her, she is always an Inspiration. WOM-Chapter Niqht Micaela Peterson Weds Robert Wayne Sutphin on 7th Given In marring by her grnnd Mrs. Peterton. grandmother ol lather, Fred Peterson, tor whom I the bride, wore a navv blue and the local Peterson School was, white Rile moon dress with wntte named, Mlcacla Kave (Mikci Pet- accessories and a white orchlu erson became the bride ot Robert corsniie. The bridegroom's moth- Wayne Bob Sutphin lasl Sunday er chose a rust aitemoon dress in Church 0 the Brethren; f complemented with a green orchid Over 100 Kno.sts witnessed the ; corsage. double-ring nuptial service read byf 7he recepticn was held In the the Rev. Edward Lander Bt 2 church parjors. Candlelight it- p.m., which united in nmrriarre the llected In the cut glass and silver daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Hal D. Ion the laced draped table was Peterson, tpliisla, Washington; the e(fcctle setting tor the wed and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul! dint; cake which was served by Mrs, Dave Campbell and Mrs. Jess Anel after the bride and bridegroom had cut the tradi tional (list slice. Mrs Jess Drew and M r s. Charles Drew presided at the coi re service: Barbara Campbell and Jan Singleton of Qulncy, Wash I hiKton, served punch; Mrs. Ralph Sutphin, Qulncy, Washington. Maid ot honor was BAi'bara nail Hunter; and bridesmaids were Roberta Mathews and Helen Detroit. Flower girl was Barbara Rush, duughlcr of Mr. and Mrs William Rush. All attendants wore dresses Identical In stylo. Wayne Singleton, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, served as bcsii uucr was at the gilt table and "";""g wcie ruui j0 Campbell, cousin of the bride, Bllant and Dale Olson. carried the guest book. Vocal soloist. Mis. William Rush; Tle bride has recently been liv ;as accompanied by Mrs. Ivan nl! llh hfr grandparents. Mr. R'"ey- , and Mrs. Fred Peterson, 6161 The at rac.ive bride was gowned ;sunnors Lane, who have been n a wain length dress ol Chan-lwell-known residents of the Klam tilly lace and nylon net. The skirt alh Bnsm or mnv vcs prom-w-as designed with three mdu-l lnenlly lacntllied with the cultural, ated tiers two of net topped I church, civic and social lile in the with one or the lace. The sliruij : community bolero of laco was made with Mikc i, ,, graduate of Ephrala above-tne-clbow sleeves and a mah school and is a member of itand-un COllai. ijnb' nnlmluris and Boh m.-' f ' ' v: j S Pastel Setting for Wedding Jh First Methodist Church Over 200 guests assembled at , crown of seed pearls and lrides Ihe First Methodist Church last cent sequins wnich held her finger Salurday to witness the 12:30 p.m., tip veil. She carried a bouquet of exctir.n'je of nuptial vows, when.yollow throated orchids, stcphano Bonnie Jo O'Harra became the j Us and bouvardia tied with white britie of Elmer M. Hamilton, she; satin streamers. . ...r, v : a i ' ( As C- ' ' MILDRED WILMARTH, Rebekah deputy district president, who recently made official visits to the Yreka, Dunsmuir, Mt. Shasta, McCloud and Weed Rebekah lodges of District No. 6? of the California Rebekah Assemblies. Photo by Shasta View Studio, Weed is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Hurra, 23:;5 Garden: and the bricicnroom is the f;on of Mrs. Al Klttock, Medford: and Elmer Hamilton, 1024 High street. Pale yellow and white gladioli, palms and lighted tapers in can delabra decorated the altar and She was escorted to the altar by hr father, who gave her in marriage. Best man, was tnel town Included Mrs, bridegroom s lather, cimer Ham ilton. Tim O'Harra, bride's bioth er; Joe Ricnerson and Robert Starrett ushered. Tile rcceution was in the church the pews were also marked with ' parlors, which were decorated in small arrangements of gladioli, the same color scheme and llow T.ie Rev. Dallas McNeil otlici-jers. Mrs. Richard Moiling and atcd at the ceremony. Organist Ml's. Charles Williamson, uncle's was Douglas Cummings; and Mar- aunts, served the cake; Mrs. Rus garet Scholer was vocal soloist for j spN Belshaw, aunt, poured, Mrs. the wedding. Charles Belshaw and Mrs. Vir- Tbe four senior bride's attend- - 8" Belshaw, also aunts, presided ants wore dresses identical in!at the Punch 6ow1' Mrs. ITed Baker, bridegroom's Ulster,, carried the guest . book; 'Mrs. John Schubert aud Mrs. Har ry Graham assisted about the room. Mrs. O'Harra received In a toast nylon lace afternoon dress aqua ; with beige and bronze accessories. sne wore a yellow and oronze style. Maid of honor, Patricia Kay O harra, bride's sister, word yel low cyrotaletle, olf the shoulder neckline, made with a long torso and full siin. She wore a half hat of yellow net and velvet and carried an arm bouquet of pamted daisies. eluded a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. John Schubert and Hazel Schleferstein in the Elk's Pine Room, July 29, and tho re hearsal dinner given by the bride's parents al the Log Cabin. Family members from out of Charles Ap- plegate, bride's grandmother, Med ford; Mrs. Frances Dollarhlde, bridegroom's grandmother. Pollack Pines, California; Mr. and Mrs. Milo P. O'Harra, Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Harra, Ashland; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williamson, Rose burg; Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Neil ing. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Perl Batemcn. Port land; Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Tuman, Eureka; Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Belshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bel shaw, Mt. Vernon, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wissenlluh, L o n 15 Creek, Oregon; and Jane Glover. Vallejo. From North Bend were O'Harra family friends, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graham. Sunday Visitors SUMMER LAKE Roberta Harris and Joyce Graver were hosts to a small group at the Harris home Sunday. Out-of-town visitors Included Mrs. Leston LinebauRh and her son, James Lincbauch. of Silver Lake, and Andy Roth and Harlow Atwood of Corvallis. I The bridesmaids. Marcia Bel- corsage. Mrs. muki was ; 'shaw. brides cousin irom Mi. Ver.l1" Pale uelBe lace with match-; i.on. Oregon; Hazel Scmeferstcin, i n,S accessories and her corsage; former cla.ssmate, KHn.ath Falls; was lhe 5ame as Mrs- O'Harra's. ! and Jan Amg, sorority sister. Si. For the honeymoon trip to Lasi Helens, Oregon, all wore aqua i Vegas and Lake Tahoe Bonnie ' dresses and hats, and carried bou-'v.'ore a charcoal two piece dress 1 quets of yellow painted daisies, i with matching velvet hat and pink Kathv O'Harra little rniim of i accessories, ine orchid Irom her AoincS rsELSOlN Alumni Chairman WOM A demure half-bonnet of seed pearl trimmed net held the tiered Chintilly lace cd'icd veil and she carried a bouquet nf wnite orchid. and steplianotis. Her simile strand 01 pearls was a gilt I10111 orinegrooin. graduate of Qulncy Hi?h School. Is a member of a Qulncy, Washington ranching lamily. After their hon eymoon along the Oregon Coast with a week at Seaside, they will the I be at home near Qulncy, where he I will continue with his ranching. " ruiiins messes were v.au.(F0r travel, the new Mrs. Sutphin iui? m",c'"'1' "'vie ol net and! wore a navy shantung uil. a silk The maid nf honor's was in!,,,,,,:! ,mvy hat and matching ac yellow nnd sh- wore a hcacl-!Ccsi.orlcs. Her corsaRe was an band ol nialchitig net. The brides-1 orchia from her bridal bouquet, maids and flower glil were mi out 01 town guesis included Mr. h.rf ,'!"' W"h msl,"m "en- and Mrs. Paul Sutphin. parents of j ., a(,nior attendant all the biidegrooin; and Mr. and Mrs. rh. . . 'rll0w omiquets. Wayne singleton, all from Wash uuwiT Kiri carried latin ba.,kit. white I hiKton. ! sister. Mrs. singleton is Bob's Antics Nelson, nae chairman. Moose Chapter cnapter night Moosehcart Alum women of the No. -1'j7 held hfi program at ihf- Tui the alumnae committee were: An,;e Mullin. Elizabeth Poppe, GlHdys Kleller and Betty Jane Coo!, r.icir sponsors lL.ted in aine order v?ie .tw Nelson. 1, Nancy Yancy and Moose Hall. 1010 Fine si rent day. August 2. The Alumnae is an j Iienc Hhiik-I association consisting ol a revolv-1 Jean Youmr. v.o:n"n nf the Moose Klamath Fails ch-'pter 467 elci.tcd and in stalled Patnca M. Hc.scnck t.s Ing fund to aid Moorehenrt hiph school graduates to luithcr educa tion. The regular Initiation n etnm was called to order by sci.ior ic gent. Hazel Pulley who turned Hie Hitvn ovei 10 airs, iselson to con the bride and daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. Robert O'Harra, Ash land, was flower girl. She wore a white net over matching taffeta olf the shoulder dress with a lull skirt. Her hat was of white net with aqua and yellow ribbon trim. In this paste! setting, Bonnie was lovely in her while French emoroidered nylon lace una tulle dress designed with an instep length four tiered ruffled skirt and fitted jacket with long pointed sleeves. The exquisite gown was complemented with a coronet bridal bouquet was her shoulder corsage. Bonnie Is a graduate of KUHS Clnss of '52; wncre she sang lor four years with the a cappella choir. She was a student at Oregon State for two years where she was a member of Chorliers and Alpha Omlcron PI sorority. Hamilton was graduated from KUHS in 1949 and served two years In the Marino Corps. They will be at home m Eureka after August 20. Pre - nuptial social events In- isrx Si. WE CAM f AM Wnn it 1 ft 1 1 ; Getting your kicks from your tel eviewing? Or hat your set devel oped a routine of its own that's out of step with good viewing? We CAN CAN repair it accur ately and quickly . , , and we guarantee there'll be no kicks abput the dependability of our service . . . fust a chorus of ap proval! 126 No. 7th if J DIANA LYNN Slerrina In STORY" kn AINsd Artitti IOW CAtORIE dim help control w.ight. If you'r. counting cotorl.1 ... E SURE with Hollywood Irtod. Youll b. right, 10 right when you choos. th. fomout CAIORIE-CON-TROLIED Hollywood Dr.od. tak.il with o special formula of flovorabl. nutritious Ingredients, so important In slenderizing diets and menus. Diked For You Exrluiivflr Br Flulirrr' tikrtaWB' chaplain io serve the insui.ng year, at the rc-iular ineetini: held at ; Moo.,e Hull Tuesday August 2. i The regular cnaplain. Margaret tlnue her program. She 1111:0- ! Wing, installed at the lormal initi- auced three talented nnd vcr.-atilc voung musicians, Jean, Joe !id Von, children of Mr. and Mrs. ' If. E. Bispham Jr. They nil inter-; changed playing the piano, violin '. and the flute. Following the in'.isl- cal piogram. the vounusters ap- J penrnd In a tumbling act. A four plecj dance band w.is I 'hen Introduced bv Mr. Nelson. Dave I.andls. al the piano. Jerrv I Barker, clarinet, Kdtlie Incbv. ; string bats and Stewart Campbell, on the drums. Alter the pro"rani. Mrs. Nelson was called to Ihe al tar by the senior recent and pie- ' sented with a gilt a ttVen ol p. preclalinn from the chapter lor her program Candidates Initiated in honor n! ' allon of June 2b. resigned because ol illness in her lumdv. Graduate Regent Erma GeRue fned as installing oflicer lor the new chaplain. Lorcne Hasmussen served as installing guide. I AUTOMATIC WMIl! Farewell Party WELD The Dr. H. L. Vidrick : en ranch home w as the scene o' a farewrll party the evening o' )ulv no for Mr. and Mrs. Max Var.devert of Mount .Shasta. The i:ests of honor are moving 10 Redding In the near luture. He has been with the Southern Pacilic nnd Mrs. Vandevert is a former teacher in ihe Weed High School. adcds IN Paint & Wallpaper By JACK NEIPP Labor Saver! Today', smart homcmokers or. ivory-tow.r dreamer, about haw to sov. time and home-up. keep labor. Tti.y DO som.lh.n, about It. And aomething YOU : can da la save Ihe t.me and : anargy you spend washing and ironing fancy h.tchen curtains ( (curtaim in any room for that 1 tnatt.r) ii to plan window treat- ! m.nt. that rvquir. no upk.op an., that ner ne.d to be laun datad. How? By using th.p.d. 1 wallpapar.d window cornice, Thit ha. ben affectively achi.v.d In th. kitchen ikelched. I Plywood ('." thickl has bun! bandsown to th. d.tircsf ihapa th.n w.llpap.r.d with the some gay floral paper at that used on the cfillno. Wolls have bean painted shod, deeper than the background color of the paper to prelect the pattern. Window ihed.i ere concealed under Ihe tap of tho cornice, may be drown when desired. Introduce tpice and variety into your homo with wallpaper. Coma in and look ovar our new sample book, leituraly. We'll be glad to help you in ovary way that wa can. W carry 0 cons plete line of wallpapering and pointing equipment. So don't de ley. Come In and let's get mt. quointed. K.C. 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