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SUNDAY. MAY 18, 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGOk PAC- 5- Looking Pretty At The Wedding Eves active person find mus cles they never knew they had: by trying a few exercises. How ever, once yaa decide to exercise, work into it gradually. This pre vents tiring an dpossible liri'mm of unused muscles. 100 ' NYLON CARPET The Longest Wearing Carpet You Con Buy! I . '-v i 1 : , . .- V ,1 1 W 4 , SI 1 " - J ... V-Y V, ' MR. AND MRS. FRED FIEGI 45tH Wedding Anniversary Couple Photo by Harris, Merrill Reception Honors Merrill Couple On 45th Wedding Anniversary MERRILL Over 100 friends and relatives honored Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fiegi of Merrill with a de lightful reception on Saturday eve ning, April 26, at the Merrill Rec reation Hall. The evening was ar ranged as a celebration of the Ficgi's 45th wedding anniversary. The Fiegis were married on May 5, 1913 in Pine City, Minne sota. After visiting here several times, they moved to the Klamath Basin 10 years ago and in 1951 became residents of Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. Fiegi reared four chil dren and have 10 grandchildren. A three tiered, ornately deco rated wedding cake centering a lac covered tablecloth and flanked by tall, lighted tapers was the center of attraction. Program arrangements were made by Mrs. Carrie Mattson and Mrs. Leonard Lisk. The life story of Mr. and Mrs. Fiegi was pre cnted by Mrs. Lisk followed by a humorous reading by Mrs. Bert Johnson. Musical entertainment' was presented by a girls quartet and the Merrill High School triple trio, accompanied at the piano by Jean Underwood. Mrs. Max Hartlerode presided at the coffee service; Mrs. Bettsy (Grandma) Mattson attended the punch bowl; and the cake was served by Mrs. Dan oeaney ana Mrs. Ivan Icenbice. In addition to many gifts, Mrs. Fiegi was presented a corsage of pink carnations adorned with a pink ribbon and blue butterfly. Mr Fiegi received a white carnation boutonniere. Hostesses for the festive occa sion were Mrs. Don Barnes, Mrs. lthel Chapman, Mrs. Bert John son, Mrs. Leonard Johnson. Mrs Jenny Fiegi and Mrs. Virginia Fiegi. Out of town guests signing the guest book were Mr. and Mrs Clarence Pierce and son, Russell of Vancouver, Washington and Mr, and Mrs. Henry Pangerl from Pine City, Minnesota. Cacade Crest Chapter No. 159 The stated meeting of Cascade Crest Chapter No. 15. OES, in the Chiloquin Masonic Hall on Wed nesday evening. May 7, was con ducted by Mrs. William Wampler, worthy matron and Layton Hoback, worthy patron. Escorted and introduced were Anna and Otis Roper, worthy ma tron and patron of Tulelake Chap ter No. 532, both former members of Cascade Crest Chapter Introduced under the good of the order period was Mrs. Edna Evans. Jacksonville. Oregon, mother of Mrs. Otis Roper and widow of the late h. h. tvans, residents of Chiloquin for many years. Mrs. Evans is a Cascade Crest Chapter charter member of SO years standing. Also introduced were Bernice Newton, associate matron of the Tulelake Chapter, and Mrs. Betty Testi. Modoc Point, member of Acacia Chapter No. 21 Los Angeles. Mrs. Testi's attend ance Wednesday evening was her Initial visit to Cascade Crest Chap ter. Past Matron Mrs. Dwight Kerch r read an official letter from Mrs Daisy Thompson, associate grand matron of Oregon Grand Chapter OES. announcing the appointment of Mrs. Gene A. Page of Fort Klamath to the office of Grand Adah of the Grand Chapter of 1058. Last year, the young Fort Klamath woman was appointed to act as grand page for the 1957 Grand Chapter session. The recent appointment confers a high honor on Mrs, Page, who is also a past matron of Cascade Crest Chapter. She will be installed in the office at the Grand Chapter session slat d for June 5 in Portland Refreshments were served after the meeting by Mrs. Anton Za- dina and Mrs. Callie Clark. The next stated meeting of Cascade Crest Chapter wiH he on Wednes- Combination . B-Day And Shower Surprise Party MONTAGUE A pink stork, a Maypole surrounded with dancing figures and spring blossoms were decorations for a surprise birth day party-layette shower on May 1, given in honor of Mrs. Marian Edwards at Montague Elementary School where she is a first grade teacher. Hostesses for the combination party were Mrs. Lavella Compton, also a first grade teacher at the school; Mrs. Pat Callahan and Mrs. Joe Burch Jr. The clever decorations were the artistic handiwork of Mrs. Char lotte Davis; and entertainment highlight was Mrs. Dorothy Van Orsdel's reading of an original poem about jet planes competing with Doc Mork in baby deliveries. Gift cards were signed by al most 50 friends invited to the com bined birthday celebration and stork shower. THFRF ARF TWO MEMBERS OF THE PARTY who rate -almost as much attention as the bride herself. They are the mother of the bride. and the bridesmaid for maids!. The bride has the say in the matter of dresses her bridesmaids wear. But she usual ly confers with them and defers to them in the final choice, ilt't their money, after all.) The bride's mother has a free hand in the selection of her dress. If she's wise and-or considerate, there will be a pro-shopping discussion with the bridegroom's mother if pos sible. This will keep harmony in the family as well as the wedding picture. The bridesmaids dresses can be chosen from a wide variety of styles and fabrics. Day-length dresses are smart looking and a smart type to buy, because they can be worn for party occasions long after the wedding. Lace for the mother of the bride has nearly always been in favor, and is especially so with today's designers. So it's quite likely to be lace this year, since so many of the smart, slim sheath styles that are handsomely right for the wedding and after, too, are of lac. .. Colors and depth of colors shame the rainbow. Above left, the mother of the bride wears a moss green lace sheath with an interesting waist treatment and a back panel of matching chiffon. The bridesmaid is a pretty picture in a baby doll dress of pale blue organdy trimmed with rows of white val lace. LORA ANN SPIN!. Bride-elect of Kenneth Beckham MeK'mney Photo, ' Mount Shasta ' Beckham-Sp'mi ' Vows Next Month A June wedding is planned by Lora Ann Spint, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spint, Mount Shasta, to Kenneth Beckham, yeoman 2.c, X'SAF, stationed at Moffett Field. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiiimm Beckham, also of Mount Shasta. . . FORMER KUHS STUDENT, Mrs. Norman Bradbury, who was Jilt Metros before her marriage, is a member of the Chics High School graduating class. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mattes, 553! Inde pendence Avenue, and completed her junior year at KUHS before moving to Chico. The forthcoming nuptial event is; a culmination of a schoolmate friendship and romance that be aan when both were attending Mmfnt SiiBsia schools. . Their wedding will take place i m Si. Josephs Catholic Church, the Rev. Michael Miles offici atingexact date is be dclcraimed by the date o Beckham s serv ice leave. . , . &95 P Yd. Cleans Easily Stain t Moisture Resistant 5 Beautiful - Colon HAFTER FURNITURE 9th end Ktomoth DUNSMU1R EASTERN STAR Mrs. Isabel Eiler of Gazelle, deputy grand matron of OES Dis trict No. 2, was welcomed on her official visit to Dunsmuir Chapter No. 536, Order of Eastern Star, on the evening of May 2 at the Duns muir Masonic Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Welch-were acting worthy matron and patron. Jewels in shades of star point colors were used in a symbolic presentation of a "jewel box" to'evening's ceremonies. Farewell Party For 2 Employes On Fremont Forest LAKEVIEW Two Fremont For est office employes, Joyce K. Leavitt and Robert K. Palmer. were honored at a farewell lunch eon on April 29 at Van's Cafe in Lakeview. The others at the lunch eon for 31, were all fellow work ers on Fremont Forest. Joyce and her husband Dewey H. -Leavitt came to Lakeview in May 1957 and made their home on the Bradley Ranch. In September of 57 Mrs. Leav itt went to work as a clerk-typist in the Fremont office. For the past few months she has been adult clerk. About the first of May Mrs, Leavitt joined her husband in Springfield, Oregon, where he is interested m the operation of Leav itt Freight Service. Since May 5 she has been employed in the su pervisor s office on Willamette Na tional Forest. Palmer has been purchasing agent and supply clerk of Fre mont National Forest since March 1957. About the middle of this month he was transferred to a fire control position on the Bly Ranger District at Bly. Mrs. Eiler as a token of apprecia tion for her year's work. Visiting worthy matrons aod pa trons were Zelphta and Jim Love, Sisson Chapter, Mount Shasta; Ha ze! H i e k e y and hlwm Adams, White Pine Chapter, Weed; Maxme and Robert Mcintosh, McCloud Chapter; Mary and Bob Fartey, Evening btar Chapter, fctna: .n McNely and Ernie Swift, Fidelity Chapter, Dunsmuir. May baskets and scrolls deco rated the refreshment tables in the Maple Room where refresh ments were served toiiowmg tne: SUMMER LAKE Mrs. Evan Carlon and Mrs Dean Cannon entertained at a Sil ver Tea at the Cannon home in Summer Lake on Friday afternoon. Stay 2. Guest-patrons were Mrs. Roy Oliver. Mrs. Robert Carlon and Mrs. Con Guiney from Pais ley; Mrs. William Harvey, Mrs. Jess Feningtou, Mrs. Millie Griscl, Mrs. Delmar Hand, Mrs. George Carlon and Mrs. Roy Carlon, Sum mer Lake. The proceeds were for the VFW Auxiliary. A donation! was received from Mrs. u. E. O'Connor who was unable to at tend. If you're not shopping the Bon, you're spending too much! 1 1 y PURE FLATTERERS J4L 11 TIT flTf flTTnill M mm Everyone carries something at one time or another school books, groceries, luggage. Don't get in the habit of carrying heavy objects in the same arm every day. It is possible for one shoulder to be come lower than the other this day evening. May 21, in the Chilo- way. Alternate objects from side quill Masonic Hall. to side. SAVE 13 on Playtex Dress-Eez waterproof pan ties' at Spencer's. Snap or pull - on styles. Sizes for all babies. Regular 69c each, now 2 pair for only 1.25. White only. Now on sale at Spencer's, Klamath's only exclusive children's shop, 619 Main. Mom saves double with S&H Green Stamps! DIVE RIGHT IN... We've "Oceans" Of SWIM SUITS! Wherever you wonder, on the beoch, in the briny deep, or by o tranquil pool, you'll be slim, sleek ond superlotive in our new higb-foshion swim suits that display your figure . . . beautifully. 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