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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1958)
il.W i MRS. DOUGLAS K. MOORE, the former Marie Louise Nicholson, it pictured in her parent1! home before her wedding in Fort Klamath Community Methodist Church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart E. Nicholson, well-known Fort Klamath ranchers, and her husband is the son of Mrs. Ralph Shay, Netarts, Oregon: and Guy E. Moore, Portland. His grandparents are local residents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Moore, Keno Road. "Doug" was graduated from Oregon State College in agricultural engineering en June 9, and has accepted a position in that field at Anaheim, California, where the couple is now at home. All Moore - Nicholson Photos by Ferebea THE RING BEARER LEADS THE PROCESSION in the picture above He Is Larry Nicholson, nephew of the bride. The bridesmaids in the picture are Enid Wil liams, in the back, and Donna (Mrs. William) Nicholson, the bride's sister-in-law, and' mother of Larry. - THE ORNATE CAKE was served to the 140 wedding guests at the Civic Improvement Club where the recep tion was held immediately after the ceremony. , . ,...!! M iim ma ia ; i -,,,- - ., . mw- u : i n i bs? ft 11 I IX 18 Ji uAin rc urkirtD c..-..,H. uM..ML4A( ,,;. iUA 1 cr MiillHlil. . LEAVING FOR THE HONEYMOON The new Mr. and Mrs. Guy K. Moore are about to get into their car in their travel clothes for the wedding trip. P,!-Wm.,.m., iggi'i" w r iii 1 " -"In g MAID OF HONOR Francyne Houghton assists the bride with the blue garter, while Mrs. William Nicholson looks on. SOCIETY disMld and 71mA $iws 29, 195S JUamaih Jails, Qh&qon hsHHWASK) FRIENDS MET TO SIP MARTINIS and leave a little linen for the then bride-to-be Sue Ramsby at a shower in her honor Tuesday, June 24 at the O. L. Stoner't River House on Conger Avenue. The gifts were unwrapped at the door and displayed, while guests drifted through the cozy home and garden. The Martini Maids Mrs. Stoner, Mrs. Laurence Brown, Mrs. George Clark and Mrs. Elbert Stiles served sandwiches, salads and cake during the afternoon social. The honoree since a few hours ago ii now Mrs. Robert Milton Ede of Portland. She i th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Ramsby, Klamath Falls. -LJlL IT WS ALSO A FAREWELL APPEARANCE for Mrs. Phil Lee, pictureej ter, hove, at the Forty for IVba- Cooper. With her are Mrs. Howrat Perttell, Mt, arej Mrs. Wyatt PdgH. Frances Lee ! scd to return to Portland where Pl L r 4m trens fred as assatant sales ir'r for AiHou nd Wright. Tra Lat ca)Ta) to Klamath Falls 19 ye-s ago as nvlveds. Their four children were born here rd a)(tended local schools. Franc and Varfaara l0cae fast frien thrrtSjh many yf'i of PTA work. Photo by Otto Ellis MRS. OURT COOPIR, henered guest at I p.m. farewell luncheon on Thurs iiy, Ju I, is pittureW Mwd frew left, with Mrs. William Van Buskirk, far left; Wrs. Haersy ImIm, et Wn. Ceeper; and Mrs. Dick Reader, far right. They were Hn ttxm rkm tv " MT teases Golf and Country Club. Wiut tAe4 fe W a 9t-attker of an old bridge group t eld Barbara a ld fnrenrM, snriklaW ia4 icaWI gathering of 30 counted i er host of inno hi Klaneh fIW. ! voaa't a aarerien aartf far ferae' but she surprised everyone at the lunch ann InfciB vena An aely tltanked tkai for the pleasant send-off and farewell gift u a armieea little saeech ta each one in turn paying individual and per. agnusJ ta be. It a an unexprrted and impressive interlude of spontaneous and Mriraamaaaiwas faeakiaa and she had the undivided attention of almost 30 listeners. Tae wha eaulrfn't make it to the luncheon ere now pondering "what they missed." lae left Satareiay, June 21, for Corvallis, with daughter, Susie. Son Kent is in Jgneaa with el eW,and is working aa a fishing boat. Bob Cooper has been in Alaska for seaee tiafte transferred there with the U.S. Forest Service. In Corvallis, Barbara, who h)d baea taaing a)t Hen'at (igh School here, will go to summer tchool. After trjt, u (i iaiiaj aaJI i'ai the twa) aen the family in Juneau, where they will live. Photo by Otto E 'Al aw . -m VVVl h laT : , SUSAN ELIZABETH MYERS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Myers, Condon, is to be the autumn brida of Lawrence Keith (Larry) Snyder, son of Mrs. William D. De Cew, Beaverton, and Charles I. Snyder, 2828 Pat terson, this city. The announcement of the betrothal made by Mr. and Mrs. Myers in Condon, gave the nuptial date as Septem ber 1 4 in Condon Congregational Church. Susan attended Oregon State College, where Larr is a junior, affiliated with Alpha Sigma Phi frjt,", I Larry is the grandson of Mrs. Robert Henry,., .... I well-known pioneer resident of KlamaH- '"
