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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1961)
i SOCIETY By Helen Bechen HKRALU AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursday. March 3. liKil PAGE 7 A , ?p-rm ( ; m r : I fl J' V. ' V XV MRS. EARL BIGALOW. department president of the American Legion Aux iliary, will be present at the district conference to be held March 4 in the M a I i n Community Hall. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. All members from Malin, Merrill and Klamath Falls are invited. MR. AND MRS. ELTON ROMINE of Modoc Point have announced the engagement of their daughter, Bar bara Davis, to Daniel Eugene Say, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Say of the Agency Lakeshore district. The bride elect is a senior at Chiloquin High School. Her fiance is completing his high school training along with special training in the Navy, which he entered last August, No date has been set for the wedding. Photo by Ferebee. Parties Fete ) Bride-Bed MAUN Susan Wilson, daugh ler of Mr. and Mrs. Hub Wilson, was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower recently with ap proximately 75 gnosis signing the guest book. For entertainment Mrs Bertril Shogrcn sang two songs. "My Hero" and "I Know a Itoad." She was accompanied at the pi ano by her daughter, Berla Brat ton. Sara West and Peggy Haskins agisted Susan at the gift table. A pink and white sheet cake, bearing the names "Jack and Su ran" helK'd to decorate Ihe re freshment table that was coh ered w ith a whirr cloth, artistical ly decorated wilh pink roses. The future bride and bride groom's n-.others were each pre sented with beautiful linen hanri- wijjmijiw i.Mi 4 w. W V A JUNIOR music major from this city, Shirlene McMichael, was recently elected president of the Women's Recreation Asso- kerchiefs edged in hand crocheted! ciation at the University of llace. made and presented by n! Oregon. She has also been Slides Shown To Yreka Club friend. Mrs. Mildred Dnhrv Student Recital i Hostesses were Mabel Cunning ham. Neva O'Rilev. Gladys Kaj GREENVIF.W - .lames Tris- nus. Acnes Steyskal. Elsie Wolf, lan. music director of the high! Bess McCullev. Maraclcan Lvon, and elementarv schools, was inLee Kencr. Ann Kandra. Dec charge of a special recital in the S,0'-v- ." BoUyDn,. music room at the high school o,,u ,j c.',,, ., ''on you ns it does on another per Feb. 9. i lock ison' a'one- a('c' an "nil1" Those Derforminc in the recital! A lineM-ie shower was also eiv . ""tividualily of style lo Ihe gar pledged to Mu Phi Epsilon. national music honorary. She is a member of Delta Zetd social sorority. YOUKS AI.ONK No dress or suit looks Ihe same Church Rites Unite Couple MOl'NT SHASTA - St. Antho-' ny's Church in Mount Shasta was the setting Saturday. Feb. 11. lor the exchange of wedding vows between Lynda Lou Lindner and Joseph A. Tallerico. The How Father Michael Myers officiated. The bride, graduate of Mount Shasta schools and a sophomore ol San Jose State College, was given in marriage by her father, J. 0. Lindner. Her gown, white nvlon lace bodice with scalloped neckline and long sleeves and silk skirl embossed with carnations with overskirt of net. was floor length. Her lingertip veil was held in place by a crown of seed pearls. White orchids, carnations, lilies of the valley and stcphan- olis were arranged for the bridal bouquet. Virginia Ann James of San Le andro. the bride's cousin, was maid of honor. She wore a full skirled princess style frock of pale yellow nylon. Bridesmaids were Lorraine Bie- mann of Bedding, Suinnne Col lier of Menlo Park. Pat Skinner of ISonora and Bobbie Lowe Patchm. J cousin nl Ihe bride from Santai 'liosa. Their pale blue frocks were styled like that of the honor at tendant. The bridegroom, graduate of Mct'loud schools and San Jose Slate Collcne. was attended bv his brother. Louie Tallerico. Usli- LANCiKLL VALLEY iers wore another brother. Uob-'M'S- w Dearborn entertained ierl Tallerico. and a collcce class-l"'11' a tl'nim' a' ""-'' home the m-Mn Leslie Amndsnn nf S.-ni ;CVening of Fob. 111. I --..r.1ii. - -, .... . ...a IS"''- . S'. . ..' v I MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH A. TALLERICO Photo by J. O. McKinney To Party Guests Slides Shown Mr. YREKA Members and guests of Ihe Yreka Federated Women's Club enjoyed viewing colored slides of modern San Francisco. were Carolyn Applegale. clarinet; Ion recently honoring Susan at the .Skippy Davis, trumpet; Gary home of Mrs. Leonard Wills. As cring an area of about 20 acres. Beck. French horn; Charlotte sisting Mrs. Wills were Muriel iment. 1 Francisco. I A reception was held after Ihe ceremony in the parish hall. Near !ly 2(H) guests wore present. Following the dinner. Bill Dear born showed movies he took in Europe. Ho also showed a roll of film soul hy Ihe Dearborns' ind'duiighlcr, Mrs. Harold Snyder. taken of her family who lives in Missouri. Enjoying Ihe evening were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn and three sons, Mrs. Ruby Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lcavitl and Bill, Hank and Fred Dearborn. ANNrVERSARY PARTY DAIRY Mrs. Bob Horlon gave a dinner in honor of her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keller of Henley, who cele brated their fortieth wedding anni versary on Feb. 18. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Kel ler, Martha Keller of San Fran cisco. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keller Jr.. Becky and Stcvie of Klam. atli Falls, Danny, Mike and Bob Horton. Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to Klamath Falls Your Welcome Wagon Hostess will call with gifts and friendly greetings from the com munity. TU 2-0736 Alto on the afternoon program. Mrs. Rov Pruett read an article. A Ladv in the House." Mrs Terry, accompanist; Kathy Wal den. clarinet: Phyllis Lawton. piccolo: John Kanig. cornet: Rob- shown by Dr. Kenclh Young ofjGrace Balfrey described a tour'bie Edmunds, trumpet: Lonnie Brown and Jaunita Fabianek. Twenty five close friends and relatives were present. Tl, i-nfi mhninnl l -,hlo il , f Yreka. at a regular meeting o.'Uhe made through the new Rogue Curtis, trombone: Scotty Rowdcn, lily decorated with a while cloth and center arrangement of pink and lavender (lowers with nap kins to match the group held last week Mrs. Roy Pruett presided the business session. mvqr Manor in Medlord. French horn: Susan Lauehlin I The meeting was concluded witht.al.jnet; Sue Curtis, piccolo: .loev the serving of relreshments bylnavis. elarinnl: Marlv Fprm.son Mrs. I. W. Sawyer gave a talk lv$- Louise Dexter, on Lloyd's Shopping Center in! Portland, said In be one of the First recorded sale of an aulo-'Swearinrrcn. largest in the United Slates, cov-'inobile was made in llillli. trumpet: Lee Atteberry, clarinet Kathy Meinert. clarinet, and Pete. Spaniards began to settle Venc-I clarinet. Follow inglzuela and develop its agricultural: I (he recital. Iwo films were shown. rcsourre: in the 16lh Cent 1117. ONCE A YEAR . SAVINGS EVENT . or f'ous v. ' ' ' ! -' 5 -11 -i6"s,zyST0CKING$ 1 Sow ii the time to tnt e on thtse perfect tiring leg-size stockings... Fully Fashioned and Seamless . . . all shirs are at reduced prices... 8 DAYS ONLY Re-g I 95 S'xfcmg on so1 fir , R?g 1 65 Stocking, on sale for . Rrg I 50 Stockings on so for , Reg. t i5 5toclcn;s on vjl for 16 J pn. 4 95 1.41 3 pn. 4.20 1.28 3 pn. 3 80 1.17 3 pn. 3 SO Pi. 4.9S Support Stocking Ofi iel for 3-95 3 pn. 11.85 NEW! Pacific Aqua Pink Yellow Peachbloom White X. 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