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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1955
LOCAL MAN -PIEDMONT GIRL REVEAL WEDDING PLANS
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A SPRING WEDDING is planned for Mary Gordon Cox,
daughter of Mr. and Mn. Charles G. Cox, Piedmont, Cali
fornia; and John Warren Lentz, ton of Mrs. Pearl M. Lentz,
2244 Reclamation Avenue.
Announcement of the betrothal was made by the bride
elect's parents at their spacious home, where guests were
greeted at the door by Mary Gordon's younger sister, Mardy,
who distributed tiny gilt-edged envelopes containing cards
bearing the names of the engaged couple. (See story.)
Photo by Arthur Odell
Teen-Ager Feted
On Birthday
WEED Dancing mid games,
teen-age fashion, made up the en
tertainment for the party celebra
tion of the 13th birthday anniver
sary of Shirley Mae Holley at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Holley Friday night,
October 31.
Refreshments were served to the
lecn-age group Including Carla
Rossctto, Lanl Gaynor. Cora Mae
Llnvllle, Elaine Henry, Bally
Welch, Janls Slingsy. Rosalinda
and Rosalie Alvarado, Natalie
Ewer, Alfred Dalln, James Dalln,
Gary Sarbaro, Peter Baldo, Rob'
ert Johnson, Douglas Blankenshlp,
Frank DcMarco, Robert Cena,
Robert Zalunardo and Alfred An-dreghetto.
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Of Interest to Klamath Falls
friends is the recently announced
engagement of John Warren Ltntz
son of Mrs. Fcsrl M. Lentz. 2244
Reclamation; and Roiwrt Lentz,
Medford: to Mary Gordon Cox
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
u. Cox, Piedmont. California.
The bethrothal was revealed by
ine oriac-eiecrs parents at their
home, where guests were greeted
at the door by Mary Cordon'
younger sister, Mardy, who pre
sented each caller with i tiny gilt.
edged envelope, containing a card
oearing me names 01 the ai
lianceu.
"Oogo," as she Is known to her
close friends, attended Dominican
Convent in San Rafael. wa& glad
uated from Piedmont High School
where, she was a member of the
Junior Assistance League, and lat.
er studied at Sacramento Junior
College.
John, stationed at Hamilton Field
with the DSAF, is the- grandson
of Mrs. Ed Langdon, who has
been a resident of Klamath Falls
lor many years. He is a nephew
oi the Warren Bechtcls, who live
not far from his fiance's home in
Piedmont.
He Is presently serving his
.'ourth year in the USAF, and af
ter his scheduled release In Feb-
ruary, will take a course in flight
engineering to prepare himself for
a position In tnat Held witn
commercial airline. Ha, has i
brother, Roger, also In the USAF,
stationed In Kngland; and a sis
ter, Nancy, a student at KUHS,
where he went to high school while
in Klamath Falls.
OES Party
DUNSMUIR A "Wild West"
skit was a feature of entertain
ment at the Haloween party given
by the members or Fidelity chap
ter. Order of Eastern Star, at the
Dunsmulr Masonic Temple last
week. Games and refreshments
plus Halloween decorations com
pleted the evening.
Participating in the skit were
Edna Reed, Mildred Tlllot
sen, Kathleen Graves, Rilla Cof
fee, Opal, Morgan and Ellen
Smith.
Visitors were Mrs. Roscoe Kimb
le, retiring worthy matron of Duns
mulr Chapter; and Mrs. Tracy
Morgan, who will be installed in
that oifice this month. Mrs. Erma
Cooper headed the refreshment
committee.
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MARRIAGE REVEALED Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Vack
nitz, Malin, announced the marriage of their daughter, Mar
lene Evelyn, to Harvey Miller, Parris, California.
The young couple was married in Reno, October 25, and
after a brief honeymoon, returned to Malin, where the bride
is a senior in Malin High School. Photo by Miller-Williams
LAKEVIEW FIRST BAPTIST
SCENE OF OCTOBER NUPTIALS
LAKEVIEW An event of Octo
ber 15 at the First Baptist Church
in Reno, was the marriage of a
young Lakeview couple. Linda
Joyce Pierson and Ross E. Duke
Jr. The Rev. Blake M. Franklin
read the double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a navy faille
princess style afternoon dress with
white accessories. Her corsage was
of gardenias.
Mrs. Kenneth Koetoed of San
Francisco was the bride's only at
tendant and she wore a beige
printed silk afternoon dress.
Kenneth Koefoed was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pierson,
parents of the bride, who formerly
lived In Lakeview, but who now
live in Vallejo, were present for
the cremony. The bridegroom's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duke,
Lakeview, were also present. Oth
er guests' were Mr. and Mrs.
John Glantvalley, Napa, California
and Mrs. Henry Asselin, Reno
aunt of the bride.
Alter a trip to Virginia City and
Lake Tahoe, the newlyweds are at
home at 319 North H Street, Lake
view. They both were gradual,
ed from Lakeview High School and
Ihe bride attended Southern Ore
gon College of Education. Duke
has Just finished two years of serv
ice In the U.S. Army.
VFW 'Auxiliary
At Summer Lake .
SUMMER LAKE Members of
the Veterans Auxiliary were en
tertained Wednesday evening, Oc
tober 19, at the O'Kceffe ranch
home by Lucy Stevens, assisted
by Grace Kemry, Pnisley.
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ween motif and after a social
hour, the hostesses served refresh
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Bertha Severin, Nita Banister,
Delia McAulilfe, Norlna Jean Ban
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