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HERALD AND NEW!?. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
StTOD AY, AUGUST ZL 13ffl
Bride-to-be Feted
With Luncheon
At Winema
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THE GUEST OF HONOR, Kathleen O'Keeffe, i sated right, with her three hostesses, Mrs,
Jerry Ahern, next to her; and standing, left, Mrs. Hugh Falvey and Mrs. Dan Cashman. Picture
was taken at a pre-nuptial luncheon at tha Winema Hotel for Kathleen, who is bride-elect of
Thomas Quinoslti. Photo by Joe Rigert
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' "CAROL VAN DOREN, far right, next to her mother. Mrs. John Van Doren, was honore.
at tha-shower August 8, at tha home of Mrs. Charles Larkin.
Hostesses, Mrs. Charles Larkin and her daughter, Janie, at the left, invited approximately
20 friends to tha 10 a.m. coffee-kitchen shower. i
The shower table was decorated with a miniature group bridal couple, maid of honor,
flower girl and ring bearer. . photo by Kettler
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"Saddles
All white bucks . . . smooth
elk leathers ... the famous
"Smokey" aadtlle . . . every
one a Goodyear welt enle
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Th "Odillic" of the saddle
fimily . . . finest imported
white buck . , . rhMinrtive
tapered toe . . . plus all the
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To fill your every need , . . so smart with skirts and sweat
ers .. , end yet rugged enougrt to hold up under the
many school activities , . . you will find just the oxford you
want from this pre-school showing ,
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"Angoras'
Terfect matches with
tour sweaters ar-d
Ideal ith your saddles
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Kathleen O'Keelle, daughter of
James O'Keelle. well-known Mer
rill rancher, was feted at a pre-
nuptlal luncheon Thursday, Au
gust' 11, at the Vinema Hotel.
Hostesses lor the occasion were
Mra. Hugh Palvey. Mrs. Jerry
Ahem, and Mrs. Dan casnman,
ell nf Merrill.
The honoree will be married
Saturday, August 20, at a Nuptial
Mass in St. Augustine's Church.
Merrill, to Thomas Qmnoski ol
Klamath Falls.
Luncheon was served from a
table centered with an arrange'
ment ol pastel colored chrysan
themums and lilies.
Guests Included Breda O'Keelle
cousin of the bride-elect; Mrs
Maurire O'Keeffe. her aunt: Mra.
John Burke, Mrs. Dan Barry.
. Mrs. E'lis Wilson Mrs. John
Bryngleson and Eileen Noonan.
Merrill- Bettv Mae Hammond,
Mrs. pat Hammond, Mrs. Dale
wiv-i- riorris. Ella Beardslcy,
Mrs. Arthur Landmark, Mrs. Wil
bur Welsch, Mrs. Joe umuai.
Marilou and Patl O'Connor, KJpm
oth mils. Mrs. John Moran, San
Francisco'; Mary Ellen Yost, Tulc-
lake: and Mrs. Barry O'Connor,
Newell. Invited also were Pat Hol
land of Lrkevtcw and Mrs. John
Dean, Newell.
Hart-Anderson
Vows Exchanged
LAKE VIEW In the presence of
their families on Sunday afternoon,
August 14, Mrs. Helen Van Rheen
Anderson, daughter of Mrs. James
A. Van Rheen. Medford, was mar
ried to Frank P. Hart, son of Mrs.
V. A. Hart, Lakeview.
The Rev. C. W. Julier read the
double-ring ceremony in front of the
fireplace in Mrs. Anderson's living
room.
The bride wore an Ice blue waltz
Icngth dress made with a full ny
lon net skirt and a bodice of re
cmbroldered Chantilly lace sprink
led with rhinestones. Her headpiece
was of lace and rhinestones and
she carried a white Bible centered
with a white orchid.
Mrs. Richard L. Evans of Burnt
Ranch, California, and Gerald Ley
va of Lexington, Oregon, were at
tendants. .
A reception from 3 until 6 p.m.
followed the ceremony with Mrs.
Glenn Smith, Mrs. Don Maxwell
and Mrs. Walter Bowne of Burnt
Ranch as:ljtii!g as hostcssc-. Mrs.
S. H. Sawyer and Mrs. cnaries
Pltschner presided at the punch
bowl and Mrs. Lewis Cszzalio and
Mrs. William Shannon served cot
fee. Cutting, the cake was Naoma
Hart, sister of the brldc.troom, who
was assisted by Mrs. Gloria Ray.
Melva Jean and Janice Lee An
derson. daU5htcrs of the bride, as
sisted by Judy Key Evans, carried
the guest book.
Anions: the out of town guests
were Mrs. James Van Rhcn. Med
lord; Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pauler
and two children of Fresno; Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Van Rheen and
two children. Portland and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Van Rheen, Portland,
mother, sister and brothers of the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Leyva,
Lexington, Oregon.
The couple left after the recep
tion for a wedding trip at Lake
Taltoe and will make their
home at Goldmohr Terrace in
Lakeview.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
LANGSLL VALLEY - Mrs. Bill
Burnett entertained with a dinner
at her home on August 10, In honor
of Mrs. Lester Leavitl's birthday.
Eleven year old Monte Burnett
made and decorated the delicious
birthday cake. Others present were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weimer. Maria.
Monte. Richard and Bill Burnett
and Lester Leavitt.
"Loafers"
Geuine hand-sewn loafers
. . . flexible and smart yet
wear so well ... in an
tique red or brown . . .
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(A small deposit will
hold any shoe until
school starts)
Shoes . . .
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EVEN THE BABY gives all of her attention to a little fam
ily lesson in the rudiments of croquet. Instructor is Cyril L.
ICyl Palmer, local manager for United Air Lines, and his in
terested audience is, from the left, Mrs. Palmer, their daughter,
Patti (Mrs. John F.) Tenvold, holding six months old daughter,
Lindsey Ann; and young Peter Linton, two and one-half, held
by his father, John Tenvold.
John Tenvold, an insurance broker in Palo Alto, took a
brief week off to drive his family to Klamath Falls for a visit
with the children's Grandparents Palmer. Picture was taken
at the Palmers' temporary quarters, 4506 Laverne,,
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MR. AND MRS. DAN McAULIFFE, Malin, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Ellen'Marie, to Jerry Smalley,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Smalley, also of Malin.
Ellen is a graduate of Sacred Heart Academy and St.
Anthony's School of Nursing, Pendleton. She is presently
employed in the offices of Dr. E. Dietsche. Jerry is a graduate
of Malin High School, attended OSC; and served two years
in the army.
He is now farming with his father. Photo by Ferebee
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'The finest
wearine suede
will ever have
"Pep Squads"
White buck . . . with coral red
ole . . . senuine Goodyear welt
construction at only ...
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Tha Tenvolds left last Tuesday, and Mrs. Palmer leaves
Wednesday for Palo Alto for a few days' visit with them,
before Cy Palmer joins her next weekend when they will leave
for a month's vacation in the east. Much of their time will be
spent in Toledo, Ohio, with Mrs. ' Palmer's relatives; and his
sister in Kansas City. Tentative plans include a side-jaunt to
Louisianna,
Mrs. Tenvold was also with United Air Lines for five years
as stewardess before her marriage, and after her graduation
from Stephens College and nearly two years at University of
Toledo, Ohio. Photo by Don Kettler
Weed Rebekahs
Entertained at
Dunsmuir Home
WEED Fifteen members of
the Weed Olive Branch Club of the
Atlanta Rebekah Lodge were en
tertained at the home of a former ;
member, Mrs. James Lockhart in
Dunsmuir, Wednesday night, Au
gust 3. Mrs. Cora Powers, noble
grand of the Dunsmuir Rebekah
Lodge was an invited guest of the
evening.
Mrs. O. A. McRae, president,
presided and inspirational readings !
were read by each member pres-1
ent. The illness of Rebekah member ;
Mrs. Bert Acutt was reported. She
is at the home of her diUEhter ;
Mrs. David Yarrington in Corning.
The hostess. Mrs. Lockhart, I
served refreshments to the Duns-1
muir euest nnd Weed members
Mrs, McRae, Mrs. Alvln Austin,
Mrs. Lester Boydstun, Mrs. WI1-;
Ham Davis. Mrs. Kenneth Sione.
Mrs. Emelia Kegg, "Mrs. Carol I
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Mrs. Les Kyle, Mrs. Hugh Ander.
son, Mrs. Harry Spence, Mrs.
Clair Muivany, Mrs. Myrtle Wil
liams, Mrs. Mildred Wilmarth and
Mrs. John Kerkes.
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