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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1961)
WEDDING PLANS A wedding next June Is the plan of Phyllis Moisan and Donald Ake, both students at the College of the Sis Iciyous. The future bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Moisan of Mount Shasta. Har fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ake of Dunsmuir. Photo by J. O. McKinney SLC&P? jn' ! w miiiiiiww'iwi;si ;. " mt J i After You See Your Doctor, , Bring Your PreKription To Us The Most Important Port of Our Business Is Filling Prescriptions FREE DELIVERY 40 Moll. TU 2-347S BRIDE-ELECT Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Provancha an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Sua, to Jon IJonniel H. Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Murray of Grand Ronde, Ore. The future bride is a graduate of Klamath Union High School. Her fiance, qraduata of Willamina High School, attends Clark Col lege in Vancouvor. Photo by Ferebee Club Slates Book Review Mrs. Victor O'Neill will review. Forrest Wilson's "Crusader in Cri. noline" which deals with the life and work of Harriet Beecher! Stowe for members and guests of the Women's Library Club on Monday, Oct. 9. The meeting will be held In the auditorium of the city library starting at 2 p.m. Since the United States Is cele brating the first of a three-year centennial of the Civil War, mem bers are asked to bring any small articles of this period such as let ters, paper money, buttons, pic tures, diaries or books concerning the Civil War. These will be dis played during the afternoon. . Also on the program will be voc al selections by Mrs. Earl Sher idan. v Mrs. Robert Cuendet, tea chair man, will be assisted fay Mrs. LEARN BALLROOM DANCING FOR RESERVATIONS or INFORMATION In Adult or Teenage Classes CALL TU 4-4181 or TU 2-3244 THURSTON'S DANCE STUDIO In The Winema Hotel 0. E. Powell and Mrs. Julia Spence. ' At the Monday meeting, pro' gram books will also be distribut ed. All future meetings are sched uled for 2 p.m. in the city li brary auditorium. A brief outline of monthly programs follows. Nov. 13. "Tomorrow's Trees' A movie on modern conservation presented by Weyerhaeuser Com pany. Dec. 13. Tribute to Sadie Orr Dunbar and her memorial. An old fashioned Christmas and display of old toys, tree ornaments and cards. Mrs. Walter Brown and Mrs. R. P. Ellingson, chairmen. Jan. 8. The libraries' services in advancing education by Mrs. Addie May Nixon. Jan. 27. Benefit bridge tea. Mrs John Ashley, chairman. Feb. 12. Patriotic program by KUHS students. Report on schol arship loan and fellowship fund by Mrs. Francis Hales. Report of the sewing chairman, Mrs. John West. March 12. Fine Arts by Mrs. Wil liam C. DePew. April 0. Home life a comparl son of homes and equipment of 1862 and 1962. Club members to show a loan exhibit of antique or old kitchen utensils and house fur nishings. ; May 14. Spring musical. Report on music scholarship. Election and installation of new officers. WED IN MEDFORD Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kerbow were married Aug. 19 in the Medford Church of God. She is the former Elizabeth Hollii. They will reside in Klamath Photo by Anders, Medford Couple Wed In Medford Dick Kerbow of this city took as his bride on Aug. 19, the for mer Elizabeth Hollis of Ashland. The two exchanged wedding vows in a double ring ceremony in the Church of God, Medford, the first marriage to be performed in that edifice. The bride is the daugh ter of former Medford residents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hoilis, now of Pacific City. Mrs. Leona Ker bow of -this city is the bride groom's mother. Pink and white gladioli decorat ed for the evening ceremony of ficiated by the Rev. Wilton Martin. Mis. Robert Anderson was solo ist ana Janice ferrell. tne or ganist. Given in marriage by her la ther, the bride wore a street length gown of white chiffon over satin with Chantilly lace trim on the bodice. A pearl crown held oop f "i f r ' " IT) I if i f ' ' w J 4) ! Sunday, October , 161 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon O O PAGE 4 A c O HOMEoEXTENSION .. BONANZA UNIT BONANZA The Bonanza Home Extension Unit met at the library Sept. 12 with Lura Urback in charge. Luncheon was served at noon. New officers are Lura Ur back, chairman; Mildred Kelle- son, vice chairman, and Phyllis Reid, secretary treasurer. Committees chairmen are: Aza lea House. Ethel Jones: A.C.W.W., Lenore Pederson; 4-H, Emma Ralph; publicity, Mildred Kelle son: luncheon, Alice Drew; health and safety, Eula Prough; civil defense Christina Hankins. The group meets the secoed Tuesday of each month at 10:30 in the library. The next meeting will be Oct. 11. The project will be quick breads, with Alice Drew and Ethel Jones the leaders. Women of the community are invited to attend. Some cooks like to use water ground white cornmeal as a dip for fish before pan-frying them. Now Sheath and Suits in Pendleton vinnn wool Your favorite sportswear 1 maker is dressmaking this season! You've never teen such classicly beautiful garments for the money ... but then you'd expect that from Pendleton, Pendleton Sheath 35.95 - Whip-slim without on extra thread of bulk, this sheath has been designed, cut and darted for silhouette subtlety. 24-inch hidden zipper down back oives on able assist with figure shaping. Bock kick pleat, rayon half-line, contour belt. Sizes 8-18 In beige, block or green. PeneHefen Suits Use Your Cheree Account r Ley Away Frte Custonr Porklno ot cnP big lot O 5th ond Klamath Pendl.ton solid color suils are dsignd to givt you a nw, slim figurt. And thry'et always virgin wool. At left: beautiful cmtrold green. Pendleten suits In red or nite elive eleid J7.J0. O AUX WELCOMES STATE PRESIDENT A special meeting of the Eagles Auxiliary was called Friday eve ning, Sept. 29, to welcome Mary Chapman, state madam president. A potluck dinner preceded the meeting conducted by Dr. Mar garet Gregory, madam president. Mrs. Chapman was escorted by the auxiliary drill team. She gave a report of the national convention at Minneapolis. An auxiliary gift was - presented to her by Betty Ketsdever, official mother. For entertainment. Bill Ryan sang several selections. , Introduction of past presidents and auxiliary officers and Brother "Red" Chapman was made by Stella Peiscll, state trustee. Banquet tables were decorated in a fall motif by Ellen Shunn. her shoulder length veil and she carried white carnations atop a white Bible. Mrs. Mickey Saimons, Van couver, was matron of honor for her sister. Another sister, Linda Hollis, Pacific City, and Linda Crabill, Grants Pass, were brides maids. They wore pink brocade satin sheaths. The matron of hon or carried a nosegay of white car nations and other attendants, pink and white. Patricia Hollis, sister of the bride, and Teri Saimons, her niece, were candleL.ghters. John Kerbow was best man for his brother. Ushers were the bride's brother, Charles Hollis, and Ronald Owens, Klamath Falls. Assisting at the reception in the church parlors were Mrs. John Lapsley, -Bonnie Wilson, Myrnai Ohatsu and Mrs. William Pierce. For the wedding trip to the coast the bride wore a turquoise and gold plaid suit with black accessories. i Both are graduates of Southern Oregon College and are members of the Klamath Falls school system, PARTY MODELS Guests at the Sacred Heart Acade my Parents and Patrons party Wednesday, Oct. l I will see Audrey Brosterhous, left, and Margie Bocchi, right, among other club members, model fall fashions such as these attractive knits from Town Shop. The fashion re vue will be staged during the public dessert card party in the school gymnasium starting at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds will go to the scholarship fund. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Frank Rickey, TU 4-6874; Mrs. M. J. O'Connor, TU 4-9750, or Mrs. George Brosterhous, TU 4-3312. 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