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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1959)
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore Sunday, Dor. 13, tfl.'B PAGE S C 1 t" ;; iTrrf f f; ! i. v a '! - rj f,fi"wrri'-wZ"ii i.uu I ' toir ti r taming . id-x' American Association of Univer sity Women members are invited to "An Old Fashioned Children's Christmas" to be held Thursday, December 17, at the Willard Ho tel. The social hour will begin at 6:30 with the buffet dinner enter tainment beginning at 7 p.m. The annual Christmas party is in honor i.f the 30 new AAUW members. Reindeers Mrs. Martin Franz and Mrs. Fred Foulon plus a MR. AND MRS. JAY HOWARD GRAHAM Cjraliam-Cooii Iflupliali leiniiizeo In the presence of members of their immediate families Karen Rave Coon and Jay Howard Gra ham exchanged wedding vows in a candlelight ceremony on De cember 2 at St. John's Presby terian Church in Reno. The single ring ceremony was read at 4:30 in the afternoon by the Rev. Rafe Martin. Present for the service were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Coon and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Graham, parents of the young couple. For the ceremony the bride chose a lace trimmed royal blue taffeta gowrt. while feather hat AAUW Members Bid To Christmas Party Engagement Is Announced LAKEVIEW Announcement has been made by her parents of the engagement of Deanna Jean Cullop of Ashland to David El liott of Lakeview. A wedding date has not been set. The bride-elect, a senior at Ash land High School, is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow J. Cullop of Ashland. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Carl Lange and Thomas Elliott of Lakeview. He is a sophomore at Southern Oregon College. erio and white brocade slippers. A white orchid was pinned at her shoulder. Mrs. Maynard Gardner of Klam ath Falls, matron of honor, wore a delf blue silk dress with white hat and corsage of white carnations. Maynard Gardner served as best Bowman, parliamentarian. man. The bride's mother wore a coral wool dress with blue accessories. Mrs. Graham chose a gray suit and white hat for the occasion. Both mothers wore corsages of white carnations. Following the ceremony a wed ding supper was held in the Olym pic Room of the Riverside Hotel. Later the newlyweds left for S wedding trip to San Francisco and the Monterey Peninsula. On their return they will reside in Klam ath Falls. Merrill Women Stage Yule Party MERRILI A Christmas party which included a potluck lunch eon and gilt exchange was attend ed by 40 members of the Merrill Library Club on Thursday after noon, December 3, at the Merrill Recreation Hall. Plans for a teen-age dance were proposed by Mrs. Ivan Kandra, chairman of the youth activity committee. The dance will be held Saturday, December 10, in the IOOF Hall. Students will be ad mitted by student body card. A limited number of adult tickets viK be sold. Mrs. George Mattson, librarian, announced that the November cir culation was higher than previous months. The nominating committee, Mrs. Robert Merrilees, Mrs. Jim Walk er and Mrs. Bob Walker, an nounced their suggestions for lOUO ofticers. Their suggestions were approved and elected. Mrs. Wil liam Poe will succeed Mrs. War ren Walker as president. Other officers-elect are Mrs. Wilbur Brick ncr, vice president: Mrs. Jim V'alker, secretary; Mrs. William Walker, treasurer; and Mrs. M. A. Mrs. George Mattson will maintain her office as librarian. A candy decorated Christmas tree centerpiece was awarded to Mrs. George Chin. Preceding the potluck luncheon, a presentation of "The Lord's Prayer" was offered by Sharon Hobson and Linda Kafton. sleigh full of helpers have planned a very testivc program. Mrs. Art Moore's kindergarten will enter-' lain with a Christmas Symphony. Airs. Helen Hoffman will give a monologue entitled "An Old Fash ioned Christinas." Bill Finch, ar tist and cartoonist, will portray "The Picasso's Christmas Card" plus many other surprises. Assisting the chairmen will be Mrs. A. V. Fullauay, Mrs. Ted Deaton, Mrs. James Pinniger, Mrs. Howard Hall. Mrs. Harold Kvenson and Mrs. Rodney liell. Members are asked to bring for the gift exchange a favorite tree ornament, an unusual gift wrap ping, or homemade goodies with the recipe attached. For reservations call Mrs. Char les Dibble, TU 2-4038, by Tuesday evening, December 15. Wary Zbiane Sol,, E-ule Of WicuJ WcCornud Mary Diane Doty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Nelson Doty, former Klamath Falls residents now residing in Eugene, became the bride of Michael 11. McCor mick on November 22 at St. Ma ry's Episcopal Church in Eugene. The double ring ceremony was read by Father Eliis before the al-j tar decorated with bouquets of white stock. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. McCor mick of Lakeview. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father along the aisle marked at the pews with candela bra tied with white satin ribbon and entwined with ivy. The bridal gown was o( white taffeta trimmed at the neck and hip line with lace and sequins. The long boullant skirt ended in a chapel train. A can of tulle trimmed with seed pearls held in place a fingertip veil. The bride wore for sentiment MONA CHENOwETH won second place in the vocal solos division of the intra mural societies' recent music contest at Northwest Naia rene College in Nampa, Ida ho. A freshman elementary education major, she is at tending the college on a music scholarship. Her par ents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chenoweth of 1654 Portland Street. Photo by Miller-Williams Garden Club Honors Member Members of the Mt. Laki Gar den Club arranged a housewarm ing party in honor of Mrs. Alice Nyhart at her home, 1406 Divi sion Street, on Sunday afternoon, November 22. A money tree was presented to her by the guests. Guests included Mrs. W. Black man, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baty, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Motschenbach er, Mr and Mrs. Jay Manning, Mrs. Ola Houck, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Dixon, Dorothy Banta, Mrs. Victor Ongman, Mrs. Crystal Chcyne, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. White, Mr. end Mrs. R. H. Bryson, Mrs. Mil dred Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Pal Hammond and Mrs. Jay Fair do. Guests other than members were Mrs. Dorothy Bussman, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Cullen, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kelly and Don Charbon neau. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Frederick of Pasadena, Mrs. Paul Whitlach and daughter from Henley, Mrs. Rodger Cys and daughter of Lancaster, Cali fornia. INSTALLATION NEW PINE CREEK Installa tion of the newly elected East ern Star officers was held Satur day night at the Masonic Lodge Hall in Fort Bidwell for mem bers and invited -guests. Mrs. Elsie Cundiff was installed as worthy matron and her husband, Hilton, as worthy patron. 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Judy I.ittlchales sang "Oh Per fect Love" and "The Wedding Ben- jediction." Wedding music and tin wedding march were played bj Milton Dieterich. , At the reception which followci the ceremony Mrs. .Guy Pen-in o lioseburg and Mrs. Harold Wync of Jelleison served the cake. Mrs J. C. McDonald of Tacoma, aim' of the bridegroom, presided at the coltee service and Mrs. V. O. See hale of Grants Pass, the bride's aunt, poured punch. Guests were registered by Mrs. 1. 11. Winger ol Salem. Chi Omega sorority sis ters of the bride who were host esses included Sancha Trautwein, Deanne Hasmussen, Judy Ilamil Bobbie McKaig, Carleen Kelker. Judy Fleishman, Judy Van Rlak land, Judy Marsh, Cookie Welch and Becky Ritter. Incidental piano music w a s played during the reception by Dorothy Gamblin of Portland and Mrs. Gilbert Looney of Jefferson. For traveling the bride wore a -oft green and beige check juit vith beige coat and burnt orange iccessories and the orchid from icr bouquet. 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