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JEANIE ELIZABETH HILL poset with her father, Ralph
Hill, before her wedding to Gerald Gordon Arant, ion of
Vernie Arant, Roieburg. The vowt were exchanged in an
8 p.m. nuptial service read by the Rev, Andrew A. Jarvii
In Mt. Laki Community Church.
All Hill wedding photos by Guderian
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THE BRIDAL BOUQUET was stopped in mid-air by the camera. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Gordon Arant were about to take off for their wedding trip to San Francisco, and the
bride (Jeanie Elizabeth Hill I tossed the bouquet high enough to make the sharp contrast
of white against the night sky.
MR. AND MRS. GERALD GORDON ARANT are pictured above after their wedding
In Mt. Laki Community Church. The bride is the former Jeanie Eliiabeth Hill, daughter
of Ralph Hill, Henley District; and the bridegroom is the son of Vernie Arant, Roseburg.
MRS. CURTIS R. LOW, standing at the right, was hon
ored guest at an informal coffee on Saturday, May 17, in
the Pelican Party Room. Hostesses were' wives of the 408th
Fighter Group officers at Kingsley Field. '
Mrs. Low was here with her husband, Brigadier Gen
eral Low, for the combination Aviation Week and Armed
Forces festivities last weekend.
With Mrs. Low in the picture are Mrs. Lawrence Slat
er, center, wife of Mayor Slater; and at the left, Mrs.
Raymond A. Thornton, wife of Lt. Col. Thornton, comman.
der of the 408th Fighter Group; Mrs. Richard T. Mellon,
wife of Major Mellon, also Kingsley Field, is pouring.
Photo by Don KeHler
JULY 19 IS THE DATE set for the wedding of Jacque
line Ann (Jackie) Robertson to Ramon (Ray) Bell. The
bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Robert
son, Portland, where the announcement was made at a
coffee hosted by them and Jackie.
Ray' is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Bell, 1935
Portland Street. His family is prominently identified with
the business and social life in the Klamath Basin.
He and his fiancee are both graduates of University
of Oregon and both were well known figures on the Eugene
campus. She. is affiliated with Pi Beta Phi sorority and Ray
is a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He is now
in the store equipment business in Seattle where the couple
will live.
Photo by Fehly, Eugene
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SENIOR GIRLS from high schools in Klamath County
were treated to tea and a beautiful view at the John D.
Merryman residence on Fairmont, where they were guests
at the annual AAUW tea on May 16.
Mrs. Merryman, a member of the local American As
sociation of University Women branch, was hostess. The
charming and spacious dwelling provided ample room in
doors and out for the estimated 250 senior high school
girls attending the tea.
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From the left, with the hillside nd the corner of the
Merryman home es background, the girls are Judy Suth
erland, Norma Terpening, Anita Vaden, Sidni Ketchum,
standing; Sherry Crawford, Eleanor AttxOts, Janice HeseU
tine, Ruth Flescher, Nora Spittsfte and Dorothy Kelliion,
all of Bonanza.
The tea is an annual AAUW Reeent-Grads project, to
stimulate and further each graduating girl's interest in
college education.
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THE AAUW RECENT-GRADS ANNUAL TEA for all graduating senior high school
girls in Klamath County was given this year -in May 16 at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
John D. Merryman, 1801 Fairmont. Some 250 girls from Klamath Count high schooll
were greeted at the Merryman residence between the hours of 2 to 5 p.m.
In the receivinq line when the above picture was taken, are Mrs. Merryman, left;
and Mrs. Philip Blohm. The four senior girls are, from the left, Beverly Wise, Ruth McKln
nie, Maria Weed and Janice Griggs.
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