HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1956
PAGE TWO
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Soroptimist
Goodby to '55
A review of the Old Year, In
humor, song, dance and panto
mime was given for the entertain,
ment of the Klamath Falls Boroptl.
mist Club at the December 39
meeting at the W'lnema Hotel.
Soroptimist members presented
the program with Isaoelle Brlxner
aa "Father Time" and Rhoda
Harnden as the year's "Olamor
Olrl." Sung titles were portrayed
by Alice Lamm and Mickey Henry
In "Only A Bird In a Gilded
Cage;" Luclle O'Neill, "A Bicycle
Built for Two;" Josephine Robin
son, "The Charleston;' Margaret
Lark In, "Hallelujah, I'm a Bum;"
and Doris Predricks, the "Hit Tune
of the Year." Rita DePew was
"Baby 1956," and gave New Year's
resolutions.
Mary Bothwel) was program
cnnirman.
A letter of appreciation was read
from Ida Odell, Klamath Falls
member who has been confined
to her home.
Den Backes, president, presid
ed.
MR. AND MRS. DALLAS D. BALDWIN who were mar.
ried December 16, at 7:30 p.m., in Klamath Lutheran Church,
the Rev. Kent E. Spaulding, officiant. The bride is the former
Joy Louise Lyon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lyon, 2200
Wiard. She was given in merirage by her father. The bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob E. Speelman, 1820 River
side. Attendants at the informal wedding were Joyce White
and Charles Baldwin, brother of the bridegroom. Mrs. Arthur
Deniion was organist.
A reception at the home of the bride's parents followed
the ceremony. For her wedding, Joy chose a street length dress
of mauve moire faille, topped with a fitted jacket. She wore
a white satin hat and caried a purple orchid on a white
Bible.
She is a graduate of KUHS, Class of '55; and her hus
band was graduated in '51. He served four years in the U.S.
Navy and was released last June. The couple honeymooned
in Reno; and are now at home, 609 North Eighth Street.
Photo by Guderian
Pre-School Tots
Hostess Party
CHILOQUIN A Christmas sea
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school age girls for a group of
their friends at the Bible Standard
Church Sunday School rooms last
Monday night. Debby Zadlna and
Terrl Jones with their mothers, Mr
' Anton Zadlna and Mrs. Lewis Jones
greeted the guests.
Ring-around-the-rosy and other
games preceded the refreshment
hour, which was one of the high
lights of the party. '
Invited were Terry Hengle and
Becky Lou Rodgers, Sprngue Riv
er; Kathy Hill, Knthy Hatcher, Lar
ry Peters, Darrell Hnle, Darrell
Ortls, Howard Wright, Helen Mc
Intyre, Arthur Ochoa, Robert
Wampler, Connie Wampler, Mike
Wampler, Randy and Kltsy Jones,
Kenny Malmin, Melissa and Mark
Freld, Susan Bickers. Connie Jone
8-year-old sister of Tcrrl, helped
with the games.
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Aloha PM Club
Aloha Past Matrons Club regu
lar meeting and Christmas party
waa rriaay afternoon, Decem
ber 30. In the parlor of the Ma.
sonin nan.
A gay Christmas tree highlight.
ed the setting for the party and
slit exchange; and a striking ar-
rengement of polnsettlas, Yuletlde
zreens and candy canes centered
tne large serving table.
Luncheon wss served by host
esses Grace Cole. Viola Dickson
and May Phinncy. assisted by
Charlotte Martin and Claire Alice
Epperson.
A jovial Santa claus (Alma Col
on appeared and took charge of
the gift exchange. Alter a Christ
inas reading by May Phimiey,
members gathered in the chap
ter room to view slides taken last
year by Orva Beard on her trip
around the world. As she showed
the pictures Mrs. Beard entertained
ihe group with comments on her
personal experiences during her
Irnvels.
The short business meeting was
conducted by president, Grace
Cole.
Twenty-two members were pres
ent, and two guests, Ruth Bath-
Ir.ny, Harbor, Oregon; and Bar
bara Klines. Gladys Eager was
welcomed as a new member.
The next stated meeting is slat
ed for January 37, with Gladys
Eager, Bettie Hunter and Norma
Uerllngs, hostesses.
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Surprise Shower
At CF Meeting
CHILOQUIN Members of the
Camp Fire Leaders' Association,
which meeti monthly at the home
of Mrs. Dwlght Kircher, surprised
the hostess with a stork shower
at the December meeting. Expect
ing that each person wai to
bring a gayly wrapped toy for a
gift exchange, she found that her
package was the only one contain
ing a toy, the others were gifts
for the expected baby Kircher.
Durine the business meeting, led
by president, Mrs. Gerald Wolff,
the secretary, Mrs. Earl Hall, gave
a report on the 1808 birthday pro.
Ject. which will involve sending veg
etable seeds to countries In the
Far East and learning some of the
typical recipes used for those vege
tables. A report on the '59 dad-daughter
banquet showed that the pro
ceeds covered all the expenses with
a small amount remaining In the
treasury.
Attending were Blue Bird work
ers Mrs. Lewis Jones, Mrs, Man
uel Ochoa, Mrs. Carl Douglas. Mrs.
Remo Mlnato, Mrs. Allen Hatch
er; Cmn Fire leaders Mrs. Farl
Hall, Mrs. Victor slsson, Mrs. Kir
cher. Mrs. Gersld Wolff, Commit
tee of Awards chairman Mrs. Roy
Glenger and special Camp Fire
worker Mrs. Olen Kircher. Mrs.
Lawrence French of the countv of
fice was a special guest. Others
sending gilts were Mrs. Ray Bald
win and Mrs. Bill Wlest.
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' MR. AND MRS. DELBERT V. CLEARY, now at home in Corvallls, whara both are juniors
at Oregon State College. Their wedding December 26,' in Sacred Heart Church, was an event
of the holiday season. (See story).
Campus Couple Takes Vows
In Catholic Church on 26th
Yuletlde decorations, red and
white floral arrangements, a
Christmas tree and Nativity scene
were the festive setting in Sacred
Heart Catholic Church, December
26, for the wedding of 'Suzanne
Joy Frel to Delbert V. Cleary.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Frel, 2507 Get-
tle, and her father gave her In
marriage. Parents of the bride
groom are Mr. and Mrs. George
Cleary, Salem.
The Service was read by the
Rev. Timothy Collins at 4 p.m.,
in the presence of some 120 guests.
Traditional white was chosen by
the bride who wore a nylon lace
and tulle gown designed with a
very full, bouffant waltz length
skirt and long sleeved lace bodice
with a peter-pan collar. A crown
of net outlined with a narrow net
ruffle bordered with a solid row
of seed pears held, her veil of
Illusion. Suzanne carried a bou
quet of American Beauty roses
lied with wide satin ribbon and.
her only Jewelry was a single
strand of pearls.
The four bridal attendants were
Mrs. James Myers, sister of the
bride, matron of honor; Mrs. Joe
Lee, bridegroom's sister; Shirley
A.' Crawford and Mrs. Ralph
Crawford, grade, high school and
college friends of Suzanne's, the
three bridesmaid's. All wore Amer
ican Beauty red frocks with match
ing headpieces and American
Beauty roses and holly decorated
the white muffs they carried.
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Altar boy was Tonl Tschirky,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Tschirky,
Tulelake. Josephine Tschirky, or
ganist, accompanied vocal soloist,
Carl Hagel.
Lloyd Shelden, Salem, served as
best man: and ushers were John
R. Frel, bride's brother; Bill Bur
nett and Tommy Cleary, brother
of the bridegroom.
Both mothers chose navy blue
ensembles for the wedding Mrs.
Fret's worn with winter white ac
cessories; and the senior Mis.
Cleary's with all pink. Their cor
sages were of white with pink car
nations and all pink carnatlo'ns,
respectively.
At the reception in the parish
hall, Mrs. Carl Frel, aunt of the
bride, and Mrs. George Myers
poured; Mrs. C. C. Crawford cut
the cake; and at the punch table,
Mrs. A. C. Olson served ' punch
with a wide variety of Christmas
cookies and fruit cake.
Suzanne, a graduate of KUHS,
Is now a Junior in education at
Oregon State College. She Is af
filiated with Alpha XI Delta sor
ority. Cleary is a graduate of Sa
lem High School. He served four
years in the U. S. Navy, 'and Is
presently a Junior In fish and
game at OSC. The newlyweds are
at home, 218 North Eighth Street,
Corvallls. From out-ot-town were
Mr. and Mrs. George Cleary and
son, Tommy; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lee and Lloyd Shelden all from
Salem.
Parties given for .Suzanne prior
to the wedding included a shower
at her sorority house in Corvallls
and others given locally by Mrs.
C. C. Crawford, Mrs. A. C. Olson
and Mrs. Floyd Warrfer on No
vember 22; Shirley and Carol
Crawford, November 23 and Mrs.
George Rogers, December 22.
Eulalona DAR
Meeting Place
And Date Change
Eulalona Chapter. Daughters of
the American Revolution, regular
meeting Is slated for 7:30 p m ,
Monday, January 9, at the home
of Mrs. Roland Wright, G35 Ala
meda Street.
At the meeting, important chap
ter business will be transacted,
and delegates to the state confer
ence and nominating committee
members will Be elected. ;
Eulalona Chapter DARs are
asked to note the change In time
and place for the meeting.
Luncheon Guests Learn News
Of El lis-Munson Betrothal
Mrs. Sverre Munson was hostess
for a holiday luncheon in the Peli
can Party Room, Tuesday, Decem
ber 27, when 6he announced the
engagement of her daughter, Mary
Ann, to Ken (Corky) Ellis, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ellis.
The room was attractively dec
orated with Yuletlde greenery and
a lighted Christmas tree lent an
added festive touch to tne selling.
Lighted tapers In silver candelabra
and pink and sliver angels decor
ated the luncheon tables and
place cards were centered with
two notes of music, one inscribed
"Mary Aim" and the other "Cor
kyrevealed the betrothal.
Marion Mullin, Florence Lam
propulos and Kay Jensen, who sang
as a trio during their senior yeai
nt KUHS, sung for their former
accompanist, Mary Ann.
Marion, dressed in a 1908 model
bathing suit, provided humorous
swimming pool atmosphere for Mrs.
Munson's recitation of an original
poem' describing the courUbip of
.Mary Ann and Corky which blos
somed at the new swimming pool.
The party was also the first get
together for many of the girls who
hadn't been home since leaving for
college last Sptemoer.
Guests included Marion Mullin,
Jackie Murphy, Kay Jensen, Jean
ne Condrey. Susan Peak, Karen
Porter, Carrie Heilbronner, Nancy
Warren, Sherrlll Snell, Ann Merry
mall, Florence Lampropulos, Faye
Marshall, Zon Johnson, Harriett
Coulsou, Betty Juckeland, Kay Ang
stead, Joan Estes, Beverly Lloyd.
Nancy Ambers, Ruth Larson and
Linda Williams.
Mrs. Otto Ellis was special lunch
eon guest; and Invited but unablo
to attend were Joan Meador, Jan
Kenyon and Sheila Adler.
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