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Si;W'.)AY, AUGUST 14, 1955 HERA LP ,SD NEWS. KLAMATH OREC.ON PAGE SDC Star ' I " tSmt- 1 ' il Recent Marriage Revealed ' y Af- Informal Home Reception 1, j f 1 I I V ' THE FORMER MARY MacDONALD, whose marriage fo William Wayne Cole was revealed in a surprise announcement at an informal home reception given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. MacDonald, at their Modoc Point residence. (See story. I Photo by Ferebee A' ' . , V 1 'v. ' 1 n ... a y.J THE SONG, "Beautiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes", could be the theme song for these two little "lool alikes" with the bits round orbs and all-serious expressions. They are Randall La Verne IRandyl, 19 months, and his 6 months old brother, Larry Deane. Their parents who sing the song to them are Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Maqallanes, 830 Owens. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Karnes, 518 High; and pafornal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mauro Magallanes. Worden. I Photo by Ferebee 4 ROXANNE DOLORES, two; brother, Gary David, aro children of Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Morrison, 1844 Lancaster Avenue. Grandparents of the hand some children are Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Morrison, Klamath Speed way; and M'. and Mrs. John C. McFarland, 1751 Etna Street. Photos by Ferebee Afc ... - -i and her big six year old To S years f v l.ovr's must clicrishcil !?" ?.$ ki-ipvikc lorcer is a xr- ' MfJ'tfT ten Kii'ps.ikc Di.inimul ' Xi 'J Kini;. t:hHc mIi lull ' i conlulcncc fur Keepsake ' J H' "e" ' is x ,,, i i AlsoJ100lo?47J lVC?sV.V I Wedding R,n3 Ji2 W'S Cvtrrmtni CrtJit Terns J. C. Renie, MODOC POINT -Tne many Sat urday evening guests ol Mr. aad Mrr. W. K. MacDonald w.io lid coins lor an "informEl get togeth er" ivid a surprise in sloie for nem. The occasion announced tiie Bunday, Ju'y 31, marriage of tne MacDofiald'n daUThier. Miirv Kran tes, ti William Wayne Cole, .son of Mrs. wm Murray, Crc-cent City. Th diniiiiir room doors were cprncd at (lie time of the an nouncement io display 8 beatuiiul Jy apFKj'n'.rd taole with a three- tipred vedcuvf cake toj'pcd with a miniature bride and bridoroom. T:ny naplmn were punted "M try snd Bill." Eer'inj; x.'Cf an aunt of the bride, Mrs. Joe Hurley. Ber keley. At the punch bowl was a lonf? time friend of Mary's, Nancy Caldwell, Lebanon. Attractive florU arrangements were placed throughout the rooms of the home which the MacDon plds recently purchased the Latnm hou.-e on the hill overlooK inx Klamath Lake and Ml. Mc Loughlin. The bridal couple, now at home In Willow Springs, California, were here for the weekend. Mary was graduated from Chiloquin High School this past .iprinrr, where she was an honor student, winner of special honors in he commercial department and was chosen prom , queen. Ccle, a graduate of Leban I on His!i School served in the Air tForce bclore his discharge eaily tnis year. Attending the iecept:on were Mrs. Mary E. Hiiuiii, Mrs. Joe Hurley anj d&u.iiter Carol, Ber keley, tho bride's grandmother, aunt and cou-in: Mr. and Mr. Clcired Cob'j, Diinv bnd Candice, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Cald well f.nd Nancy. Lebanon; Mrs. Jack Ilorton uni fc'uc S?ahohn, Klamath Falls; linda Pope, Fort Kir math: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Do-ik. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doak, Wiliiam.son River. Mr. ar.d Mrs. An'on Zadina and Janet, Mr. and Mrs. William Priebe, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warn pier, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barnes and Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wolff, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rossi. Mr and Mrs. Manuel Ochoa, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hill Jr. and Mrs. Jarold Oates, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bickers, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pe ters, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Prowell. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adamo, Mr. and Mrs. John Mannering. Mr. nd Mrs. Don Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E.ott Jr. and Mrs. Lay- ton Hoback. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hall, Mr. and -Mrs. Arlen David.; Mr. and Mrs. Errol Hatcher, Mrs. j Norman Wimer and Mrs. Roy Del-! fenbacher, all of Chiloquin. I f ' Xvv JZi i in "j 1 fa - . C I Dual B-day SPRAGUE RIVER Mr. and Mrs. Ken Culp combined a de layed anniversary observance with a Joint birtnday anniversary cele bration on July 31. Their wedding anniversary fell on June 2u while he was hospitalized in Portland. v.iViJ -i.:r t.;3 t'oi t i: r.;a'J5".-J oi f. 1:3. c-.l-.T o; f ; E:.:. E xi , r.nt rl th.- hc..:e of Kri. 'io;.d Eun:, li Ko.-n'jrooi Ea'.uiday aiiernoon Au-ga-t 6 Fou.ecn mcm'jcrs cf the dl. ti-.ci. as-ociauoa met for the cov-c.-ed-di.".!i picnic luncheon whicii receded tlie bujineo3 sajion con. Lucked by prcisident, Mrs. Herbsn Morsan, Dun-muir. Plins for th2 oiiicial reception for Mrs. M. C. Ger'lcher, deputy Brand matron. O.Vk were dis. cuss?d bv the representative group. The McCloud chapter will host the reception scheduled to follow their regular meeting Monday night Sep tember 19. with the sever, chapter-- in the district participating. AttcndmK the outdoor meeting Saturday were Mr3. Charles Van Orriell. Mrs. Lee Morford, the hostess Mrs. Burns, Stella Chap ter, Yreka; Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Charles Lati'idon, Mrs. Don Me Nely, Fidelity Chapter. Duns muir: Mrs. Roscoe Kimble, Duns muir Chapter. Dunsmuir; Mrs. Da vid Rees, Mrs. Ove Nielsen. Mrs. William Hillensass, Mrs. James Love. Sisscn Chapter, Mount Shas ta: Mrs. Murl Stansbury, Mrs. Barret Ray, McCloud Chapter, Mc Cloud; Mrs. R. G. Gaynor, Mrs. Dysart Scribner, White Pine Chap- LANGELL VALLEY Robin . Linda Holt, Janice Burk. Virr;inia j tor. Weed. Evening Star Chapter, Harris. Kathv and Michelle Brett, i mra. "" itlHraaiwi, celebrated the day the EIDCT RIPTWnAY AMWIVrSARY fnr 5uTnno Kircher. Yal above picture was tal:en July 23. From the left, Roy Gienger. Eddy Kodgers, Uonna Kireher, Susie (the celebrant); Diane Kircher and Becky Leu Ftodgerj, all cousins of the celo brant. Suzanne's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G ienger, her great-grandfather, Joe Kircher, aunts, Mrs. D. C. Kircher and Mrs. James Rodgers were also guests. SCLOA Msecs Picnic and Swim For B-day Guests Brett celebrated her ninth birth day on Saturday with a swimming party and picnic at The Twin Springs Pool. Those helping her celebrate were Maria Burnett. Danny Grallan. Paul and Teddy Dearborn. Johnnie Brett. Char lotte Nobel and Mrs. Brett, who arranged the party. The next regular meeting of the association will be held at the home of Mrs. Roscoe Kimble In Dunsmuir. September 10. Jeweler )v Ts. YOU DON'T NEED MONEY TO LOOK LIKE THIS Slim, sleek and stunning suits in pure wool tweed or flanne Tall, lean and lovely . . . that's the look of this new silhouette. Trim box jackets . . . fully lined . . . blade slim skirts With easy walking pleats. 15 98 ' : - ... 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