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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1955)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THREE sl V U P 't?-ii & tklJM ,,.,v, '.. J. 7 I Ms ' ''jrifwi i in ii iinml "MAN OF DlbllNCIlUN" (with milk) if debonair end nonchalant Gary Robert Shipman. He posed for the picture on his fourth birthday anniversary, October 25, in the sartorial splendor of his new wardrobe at the home of his Grandmother Davidson (Mrs. Harold I, 325 South Fifth Street. Gary is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Shipman, 3852 Boardman; and other grandparents are Floyd Shipman, 1616 Derby; and Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Mynatt, 3085 Lodi. If millt-imbiding Gary continues to develop the aplomb he shows at four he could easily (on that diet) become e bankrupting menace to a certain major industry of this coun try. Photo by Milly Ramsby JUDITH LYNN, left, in her party finery celebrated her fifth birthday anniversary October 20, one day after the offi cial date. With her, is younger sister, Deborah Lane, who shares her sister's anticipatory interest in the "doll" birthday cakt. " . They are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. William Lane Cornell, 419 Delta, where the party was given for the celebrant and her 15 guests. Festivities started at noon and lasted until about three when the little guests disbanded after they had played games, eaten and received various party favors. The sisters are granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. William Cornell, Seattle; and Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Herlihy, Springfield, Massachusotes. Paternal great-grandparent, Ullysses Cornell lives in Grand Haven, Michigan; , and maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Georgia Herlihy, Summit, New Jersey. Photo by Kettler COSTUME PARTY LANOELL VALLEY Judy. Su san and Gary Randall entertained at a Halloween party at their home on October 31 at 7:30 p.m. The house was decorated (or the occasion and the youngsters came Id costume. Halloween refreshments were served by Mrs. Louis Randall to Marnette Arant, Martha ad Ver non Horsley, Luannt, Rodney and Langdon Elder, Michael and Dan ny Orallan, Tommy and Jimmy Scater, Linda Schmidll, Maria and Monte Burnett, Tommy Crawford and the Randall children. OES Manzanita Chapter No. 172 . A regular meeting of Manzanita Chapter No. 172, OES. was held Friday evening, October 21, in the IOOP building. Thelma Finlc, wor Viy matron and Ray Crams, wor thy patron presided. Huge baskets of manzanita fol iage decorated the chapter room.. Jacob F. Goring, worthy patron of Rose Croix chapter No. 148, Portland, Oregon brought greetings from his chapter and invited No. 172 to visit No. 148 Rose Croix, the onlv daylight chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star in Ore gon, meets in the afternoon at the Masonic Temple in Portland. He spoke of the needs a daylight chap ter fills and its various advant ages. Obligations were renewed and a very appropriate addendum, giv ing the official reasons for many of the customs of the Order of the Eastern Star, was portrayed by past matrons, Virginia Brown and Vera Fritsch and oificers Lor ene Grant, Doris Wallin, Dorothea Buck, Lorene McCollum and Le titia Dunn. Further arrangements were dis cussed for the proposed move of the chapter to the new Scottish Rite Temple on Walnut Avenue. Refreshments were served in the dining room by Georgianna Clark, Lois Murphy, Lorene McCollum and Marion Grant. Reception At Mark Hopkins Follows Winters-Kent Rites In SF Glide Memorial Church White stock and stephanotls were the floral decorations for the marriage of Joy Kent, member of a weN known Klamath Basin family, and daughter of Mrs. Glenn Kent, 1945 Leroy; to Robert Win ters Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Winters, Grosse Pointe, Michigan. The wedding in Glide Memorial Church, San Francisco, October IS, is of wide local interest and included in the guests were a num ber of former prominent Klamatn Falls residents, now living in the Bay Area. The candlelight service was read by Dr. John R. Kenny at lour o'clock In the afternoon. Joy was given in marriage by her brother, Earl Kent, who es corted her down the aisle which was marked with arrangements of the same white stock and stcphan otis on alternate pews, was an interesting open heart pendant of platinum set solid with diamonds on a slender platinum chain. ' Mrs. Carroll Keep (Nanette Bur ronl) was matron of honor; and bridesmaids were Gloria Winters, sister of the bridegroom; and Mrs. Robert Kent, bride's sister-in-law. All of the attendants wore Alice blue ballerina length dresses with draoed otf-the-shoulder necklines. Their satin slippers were dyed to match and each wore a tiny snug contour crown of Alice blue plush dots. Flaring from the crown were very brief nose veils edged In the same nlush dots. They carried nosegays of yellow gold carnations with singles lied on streamers Garrett Peavy, Pasadena, served as best man; and Stanley Lichten stein, San Francisco, and Robert Kent, bride's brother, Klamath (Falls ushered, moon at Pebble Beach and points in Southern California. Guests from Klamath Falls were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent and children, Mrs. Laurence Shaw, Mrs. Fred Lekberg, Barbara Bros terhous, Mrs. Glenn Kent and Earl Kent. Former Klamath Falls residents now living in the Bay Area were Mrs. Wesley McNee Sr.. Mrs. Har- rv Peltz Sr., Mrs. Fred Schalloch, Air. and Mrs. J. Royal Shaw, Mrs. Robert Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLaughlin (Nancy Ben net), Mrs. Walter West, Mrs. Julia Van Emon, Mrs. Frank Hirst. Mrs. RuJ Wheeler, Mrs. Peter Albert- son and Mrs. Carl Reymero. The reception was In the MarK Hopkins Hotel Peacock Court. BETHEL NO. 51 NEWS REPORT Velma Green, Portland, grand guardian for International Order of Job's Daughters in Oregon, made her official visit to Henley Bethel No. 51 at the bethel's regular meeting, October 7. New members initiated were Marlee Brelthaupt, Beverly Mof fitt, Julie Anderson, Dorothy Dil lard and Reta Carr. Visitors other than grand guardian Velma Green were past grand guardian, Phyl lis Poole: oast euardian. Coie Brown; guardian, Reta Boudon; as- I sociate guardUn, George Boudon; Lynda Robertson and Sorothy Bor lis. . . Grand guardian Velma was pre sented with a charm for her charm bracelet: and a decorated cake was served In her honor af ter (he meeting. At the next reeular meeting. Oc tober 17, in Mt. Laki Church, tall j flowers decorated the rooms by courtesy of Judy Woodruff. During the business meeting members voted to have a home cooked food and Christmas wreath sale in December, One of the beth el's current projects, chalrmanned by Patty Buck. Is making table mats for the Masonic and East ern Slar homa near Portland. Piano solos were played by Bar bara Reed and Mary Wells: and after the meeting, refreshments were served. Her wedding dress was an ex- For her daughter's wedding. Mrs qulsite combination of fine pleat-1 Kent chose a blue lace dress; ed tulle with intricate lace Inser- and the senior Mrs. Winters wore tion- on the full ballerina length pink taffeta. skirt. The bodice was designed' The bride Is a graduate of Ste with a drop shoulder effect and phens College. Missouri, and Ore- was softly molded to the bride's con State College. She Is afflllat- slender figure, accenting the small jed with Kappa Kappa Gamma so waistline above the billowing anron cial sorority. Her husband was overskirt. israduated from Wayne University, She wore a fingertip 'Veil and'netrolt. Michigan. carried a bououet of while orchids The couple will be at home In and bouvardia. 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