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MR.' AND 'MRS. JAMES R. MORLEY (Margaret Sis
ion) honeymooned in Las Vegas and Central California
after fheir wedding at the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. end Mrs. Alva P, Oldham, 1720 Eldorado Boulevard.
Dr. S. Dallas McNeil of Klamath Falls Methodist Church
officiated at the candlelight ceremony. '
Miller-Williams Photo
Alva Oldham Residence
Is Scene Of Nuptial Rites '
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Alva
P. Oldham. 1720 Eldorado Boule
vard, was the setting for the re
cent wedding of their daughter
Margaret to James R. Morley. Dr.
S. Dallas McNeil of Klamath Falls
Methodist Church officiated at the
candlelight ceremony.
For the wedding ceremony in
front of the living room fireplace,
the bride chose a pink color theme
and pink prevailed in the dining
room where the reception was held
immediately after the ceremony.
Bouquets of chrysanthemums,
ttock and pink carnations decorat
ed the room and lighted pink can
dles banked with pink carnations
and white stock were used in the
mantle arrangement.
The couple exchanged their mar
riage vows In the presence of im
mediate family and close re a
lives. The bridegroom is the -son
of Mrs. J. R. Morley, formerly1 of
Aioany, now living in Klamath
Falls.
After graduating from Albany
High School, Jim attended Oregon
Stale College for three years. Mar
garet was graduated from Fresno
High School.
For her wedding' she wore a
(heath type dress of pink lace with
a matching taffeta cummerbund
and bouffant back drape. Her
mail pink taffeta hat was made
with a watteau brim of veiling and
her shoulder corsage was a pink
and lavender orchid.
The bride's only attendant, Mrs.
Joel V. Morley, wore a powder
blue silk suit with white accessor
ies. Her corsage was of pink and
white carnations.
Joel V. Morley was best man for
his brother.
For her daughter's home wed
ding, Mrs. Oldham wore an aqua
blue frock with white accessories
and a white corsage. Mrs. Morley
wore a rose beige silk suit with
white accessories. Her flowers
were pink.
From out of town were the
bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Jackson, Carson City.
Nevada; the bridegroom's broth
ers-in-law' and sisters. Mr. and
Mrs. Lane Crawford and daughter.
uinsti.ie, Alhany; Mr. and Mrs
E. F. Geybcek. Red Bluff and Jo-
Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joel, Morley.
The couple left immediately af
ter the reception for their honey
moon in Las Vegas and central
California. They will live in Klam
ath halls where Margaret is em
ployed at the Pacific Tel and Tel
office and Jim is an employe of the
southern r acme Kailroad.
. . Shirley Hubble
Bridal Shower
BONANZA Mrs. John Brown
and Mrs. Charlie Roberts gave a
miscellaneous bridal shower at the
Rrown home in Bonanza on May
31 at 8 p.m., in honor of Shirley
Hubble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
King Hubble. Shirley was mar
ried June 1 to Anthony Alameda of
Newport, Oregon.
A social evening followed the
opening of the gifts. Refreshments
were served later to Mrs, Pavitt
Ncwnham of Merrill; Mrs. Charles
W'hitmore of C o r v a 1 1 i s; Mrs.
Elva Halfelfinger of Nevada
City; Mrs. Alva McDowell of Cen
tral Point; Mrs. Elwood Dye of
Coquille; Mrs. Charles Roberts,
Mrs. George Hard. Mrs. Wayne
Dye. Mrs. King Hubble, Mrs. Law
rence Shelley, Mrs. Hugh Davis,
Mrs. James Dye. Mrs. Llovd Hub
ble and Mrs. Don Hubble.
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MR. AND MRS. .ROBERT J. SCOFIELD
(The former Nada Derryl
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ihe candlelighters.
Mrs. J. A. Bunnell, organist.
played the traditional wedding
marches.
For the important occasion the
bride's mother chose a pastel blue
faille sheath dress with matching
jacket. She wore white accessor
ies and a corsage of pink roses.
Mrs. Scofield wore a navy blue,
silk shantung dress with navy blue
and write accessories and her
corsage was of white roses.
For the honeymoon trip to south
ern points the attractive bride
wore a beige silk sheath dress
and jacket. Her picture hat' was
orange ice, and her shoes and
purse of benedictine Drown. Nada
is a 1954 graduate of Malm High
School and was graduated from
Providence School of Nursing in
Portland in 1957. Robert is a grad-
ljada oCou 2)?7y $A deride
Of Robert coj-ieid
MAL1X Malin Presbyterian I fon lined with taffeta. The bodice
Church was the setting for the was designed with an empire
May 24 wedding of Nada Lou Der- waistline.
ry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Richard E. Derry of Malin, and
Robert J. Scofield, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John S. Scofield, of Fontana,
California. The Rev. Arthur John
son ot Tutelage FresDytenan
Church officiated at the' 2 p.m.
ceremony before a background of
white gladioli, white snapdragons,
red roses and lighted tapers in
floor candelabra.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was lovely in a white
ballerina length gown of silk chif-
Sabrina neckline, bor
dered by a band of re-embroi
dered lace, and three-quarter
length sleeves.
Her fingertip veil of illusion net
was held in place by crown-type
headdress with seed pearl trim,
and her wedding bouquet was of
red roses accented with white satin
ribbon
All the bride's atlendants were
her sisters. Mrs. Ralph tBettyl
Housewarming
WEED Mrs. Ralph Santini was
honored last week with a house
warming party at her new apartment-home
on the South Highway.
A group of friends called and sur
prised her with a large leaf plant
as a house gift.
Prizes were awarded for games
played during the evening and re
freshments were served.
LaPoint.'s til., j, d,.,,,;,,, fh, fcpl(J ,
complete sanction of bridal gowns
and brides maids dresses at ... .
Womack was matron of honor and
bridesmaids were Mrs. Howard
i Patty I Schmidt and Donna Der-
They wore sheath dresses of
whiter cotton-satin embroidered in
Blue, designed with a Sabrina
neckline, small white hats and
white gloves. The matron of honor
carried a nosegay of pink carna
tions and red roses, and the brides
maids nosegays were of red car
nations and pink roses.
Debra Schmidt, the bride's
niece, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Schmidt of Bonanza, wore
a white nylon dress, trimmed in
blue, and a white carnation head
band.
Best man was Orville Looper of
Heading, talilornia, and ushers
were Philip Wickham of Galice
Oregon and Jerry Derry, brother
of the bride. The ushers were also
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Schmidt is the daughter ot Patty (Mrs. Howard) Schmidt, bridesmaid, far left. "
The bride was Nada Lou Derry before her marriage to Robert J. Scofield en
May 24. Next to her, is Betty (Mrs. Ralph) Womack, matron of honor; and at the
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All are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Derry, Malin. The afternoon wed.
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ding was in Mann rresDyrenan unurcn. me onaegroom , ana mrs,
John S. Scofield, Fontana, California. Photo by Ferebee
son of Brookings, Oregon; Mrs,
Margaret Manson of Wichita, Ka
sas; Mrs. Terry Baker, the bride.
groom's aunt of Los Angeles: Mr.
and Mrs. William Marchant and
family of the Galice Ranger Sla.
tion: Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wussav
of Kennewick, Washington.
From Roseburg were Mrs. Ed.
ward Geary, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Sherlock, Mr. and Mrs. Spah Sul
livan, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brosl,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baker and
John: from Portland: Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Arata, Mr. and Mrs.
William Zavrsnick, Marjorie Dwy.
er and Beverly Scott; from Cave
Junction: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen
and family and. Patrick McGilll.
cuddy; from Grants Pass: Jim
Lefler, Mike Lehman; and front
Butte Falls, Montana: Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Arents.
uate of Oregon State College and
is at present employed at the Ga
lice, Oregon, Ranger Station,
where they will live.
A reception followed the cere
mony in the church social room.
Mrs. Howery Roberts of Bonanza
and Mrs. Ray Marchant of Galice
served the beautifully decorated
cake which had been made by the
bride's sister, Mrs. Howard
Schmidt.
At the punch bowl was Mrs.
Garry Freitag, and Mrs. Cal
Gross served coffee. Beverly Scott
carried the guest book, and at the
gift table were Marjorie Dwyer
and Mrs. William Zavrsnick of
Portland. Assisting with the flow
ers was Mary Ann Eveans.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Looper of Red
ding; Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Swan-
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