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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1961)
.HERALD AND NEWS, Klamal Falls, Ore. Q Sum, October 21 , 1K1 PAGE t-t V top Wed Jn fuPtiJ W Iu55 Kay Shoop and Daniel A. Nork were wed in an 11 o'clock nup tial mass Sept. 9 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. The Rt. Rev T. P Casey officiated. Jlie bride Is the daughter of Mr- and Mrs. C. A. Shoop. The -Bridegroom is the son of Mrs. June Nork and the late Ben Nork. ..-.Fall colors, bronze and yellow chrysanthemums and pompons, provided a pretty setting for the double ring riles. Bows of the same shades marked the pews along the aisle along which the bride was escorted by her father. Petty Matson played traditional wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Bob Geon. For her wedding, the bride " "' ''tifTTfj' f:: WED IN NUPTIAL MASS The former Kay Shoop and ' Daniel A. Nork war married in a nuptial man Sept. 9 ;': at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. They will make their -.'homo in Klamath Falls. Photo by Ferebea OPENING-NOV. 1 ADAH'S BEAUTY SHOP 3111 LaVerne Phone 4-8044 (located Iftwea Alternant I Waihkurn Way) I yvlsh' to thank oil my old customers for their patronage and will be glad to serve you at this new location. K.i i ' jy. chose a white satin brocade gown styled along princess lines, bejew eled with pearl drops scattered on the bodice and outlining the ba teau neckline and pointed sleeves. A bustle effect gave interest to the back of the full skirt which ended in a chapel train. Pearls outlined the satin leaves of the lace caplet with fans of pleated tulle which held the elbow length veil of English sik illusion. She carried a while orchid with streamers of stephanotis and rib bon. The bridegroom's niece, Pauline Herlihy, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Selma Matson and Mary Herlihy, also a niece of the bridegroom. They were dressed alike in mint green satin brocade sheaths with matching slippers and pill box hats with brief stand-out veils. The honor attendant's flowers were bronze chrysanthemums, accented with yellow. Those of the bridesmaids were yellow with bronze contrast Valarie Utley, flower girl, wore a short white dotted Swiss frock and headband of bronze and yel low flowers. She carried a bas ket of bronze petals. Kevin Taylor was the ringbearer. The young attendants are niece and nephew of the bride. James Nork of Bonanza was best man for his brother. Guests were seated by Kermit Taylor, brother-in-law of the bride, and Gary Attwood. Mrs. Shoop was dressed for the occasion In a beige satin sheath with brown accessories Mrs. Nork chose a pink lace over gray taffeta with pink accessories. Pink rosebuds corsages compli mented both ensembles. The reception was held in the parish hall following the cere mony. On the lace covered bride's table was the three tiered cake decorated with yellow flowers and topped with yellow bells. Servingj the cake were the bride s sister, Mrs. Ralph Utley, and her aunt, Mrs. H. W. Heim. Another sister, Mrs. Kermit Taylor, poured punch. Presiding at the coffee service was Mrs. Bruce Qulnn. The guest book was attended by Mrs. Joseph Reidt. . The newlywedx chose a trip along the California coast for their honeymoon. For traveling, the new Mrs. Nork changed to a blue wool suit with blue feather hat and black accessories. She Is a graduate of Sacred Heart Acad' emy and her husband of Bonanza High School. They are residing at 323 East Main Street. . Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs. H. W. Helm and Mrs Ronald Bingenheimer, all of Port land! Mrs. Eugene Hutchison and Sherry, Springfield;,Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Westhouse, Laura and James, Dorris; Mrs. Keith Hoff man, Cottage Grove; Lorl and Rauni Parrish, McKenzie River. Cold Weather SPECIALS FOR......... Cute Gift Shoes FOR INFANTS What a cute selection! Red velvets with white fur trims . . . Animal Corduroys . . . Also frilly ruffles on, dainty silk ties , . . Cute knit pull-ons in pastels. from ' . $noo 4 fife I 1 Pi OCTOBER BRIDAL PAIR On Oct. 7 at the First Pros bytarian Church, the former Charlena Raa Rotrock and Gary Ehrmantrout ware married in a single ring cere mony. They will make their homa in thi city. Photo by Floyd a, i irmanirou rre roa emnize J White Bunny Fur Clips 1.98 $3 MUFF SETS I Whit Orion File Fabrics 98 : Buy On ' : Wf Revolving :j' ' yj'Tm chsr !: 1 ;! Lay-Away j; WOOL Winter Caps For Infonts, In Pastels and White. 1.98 Also Caps in Corduroy ond Knits For Older Boys and Girls. Low, Low Prices Plus "S&H" Green Stamps the Bll.llZMI 44J0 South 6th Next to Oregon Food The marriage of Charlene Rae Rotrock and Gary Ehrmantrout! was solemnized in a single ring ceremony Oct. 7 in the First Pres byterian Church by the Rev. Rob ert C. Groves. The 3 o'clock candlelight serv ice was read before a background of salmon pink gladioli and bronze rubicon pompons. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Rotrock of Ore Tech, was given in marriage by her la ther. She chose for her wedding a ballerina length gown of white peau de sole with scoop neck line trimmed with Alencon lace and long sleeves pointed at the wrists. From the basque bodice fell a flared semi-circle bouffant skirt that featured a bustle bow in back. A short veil was held in place by a clip-on headpiece of Alencon lace and seed pearls. She carried a Bible arrangement cen tered with a white cattelya or chid surrounded by white feath ered chrysanthemum petals. The Bible was a gift of the bride's parents. .. . The bride's sole attendant was her twin sister, Kay Rotrock, maid of honor. Her short princess style frock was of gold satin fashioned with rolled collar and bell sleeves. Matching headpiece, slippers and a nosegay of bronze pompons com pleted her ensemble. Marlena and Rory Boyle, twin children of Mr. and Mrs. J i m Boyle, were candlelighters. She was dressed in a short champagne colored organza dress with head band and wristlet or rubicon chry santhemums in fall hues. Mrs. Rotrock selected for her daughter's wedding a beige lace sheath with matching accessories and gold-tone orchid corsage. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ehrmantrout of Brownsville, who were present for their son's wedding. Mrs. Ehr mantrout chose a two-piece gold wool dress with brown accesso ries. Her corsage was made of chartreuse orchids. Phil Rychard of Lakeview was best man and ushers were Rich ard Rossi of McCloud and Phil Sheridan of Klamath Falls. Mrs. A. F.. Herringshaw was the organist and Mrs. Earl Sheri dan, soloist. The newlyweds greeted their guests at a reception in the church parlors following the ceremony. Later they cut the initial slice of a tiered wedding cake which was encircled with ferns and bronze pompons. It was served by Mrs. Carl Stolpe and coffee and punch by Mrs. Lois Ablad of Tulelake and Mrs. Henry Swiseeood. Jean Shepard and Pattie Sherrill at tended the gift table and Patsy Summers held the guest book. As sisting about the rooms were Mrs, Jess Crabtree and Mrs. Jim Eng lish, sister of the bride. , When the newlyweds left for a honeymoon trip to the Oregon Coast, Mrs. Ehrmantrout was wearing a light brown wool suit with brown and burnt orange ac cessories and the bridal orchid pinned at her shoulder. A gradu ate of KUHS, where she was f member of Pep Peppers and Job's Daughters, she is presently employed as a dental receptionist in this city. Her husband, gradu ate of Central Linn High School and Ore Tech, is employed by Weyerhaeuser Company. Their home is at 802 Lincoln Street. Guests included the bride grandfather, W. W. Rotrock of Oregon City, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lowry, West Lmn; Mrs. R. J. Waganor and Rebecca, Oregon City; Mrs. Robert Whea den, Coos Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Neher, Brownsville; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Priaulx, Eugene. TO SPEAK Ralph J. Miles, assistant special aqtnt of the Portland FBI office, will be featured speaker at the Monday meeting of Eulalona Chap ter, DAR, in the city li brary auditorium at 8 p.m. DAR Slates FBI Speaker Eulalona Chapter, DAR, extends an invitation to the public to at tend the Monday evening, Oct. 30, meeting to hear Ralph J. Miles, assistant special agent in charge of the Portland FBI office. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. in the city library auditorium. The speaker's topic, "Little Known Functions of the FBI," promises an interesting evening. His career with the FBI began after graduation from high school in Savannah when he served as clerk in the FBI office. He return ed to this office following army duty overseas and later received a LL.B. degree from LaSalle Exten sion University in Chicago. He was appointed a special agent of the FBI in 1951 and has fulfilled several assignments at Washing ton D.C. before being appointed to the Portland office in 1960. Hostesses for the affair will be Mrs. Lloyd Ryser, Mrs. James Barnes, Mrs. W. J Owsley and Veda P. McBee. Judith CoriV Recent Bhde ' Judith Am CeWy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M Uwry of this city, baeam the bride of Steven B. Preslar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Preslar, Ogden, on Sept. 17 at Peace Memorial Pres byterian Church. Salmon pink and white gladioli decorated for the three o'clock double - ring cere mony read by the Rev. Laing Sib- bet. Organist was Mrs. Ross Rag land and soloist, Robert Sanders. Given in marriage by her fath er, the bride chose a wedding gown of Chantilly lace with fitted bodice, Sabrina neckline and long pointed sleeves. The full skirt was fashioned with front panel of lace and side and back of net over taffeta which extended into a cha pel train. The bouffant veil was held in place by a crown of pearls. On a white Bible she carried an arrangement of while phaelanop sis orchids and feathered chry santhemums. ' Mrs. Delores Lewis was matron of honor for her sister, Judith V. Smith was the bridesmaid. They were dressed alike in short cham pagne princess style frocks and carried crescent bouquets of yel low and white pompons. Flower girl Debbie Hayden wore a yellow organdy frock and car ried a basket of yellow and white pompons. Daniel Henkey was best man and ushers were Jimmy Dau bert and Benny Barney. Mrs. Lowry wore for her daugh ter's wedding a pastel blue sheath with matching jacket and corsage of pink cymbidian orchids. The reception was held in the church parlors. Assisting were Joyce Young, Connie Lawrence, Joyce Hale and Mrs. Don Hale. Among the wedding guests were the bride s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes of this city and Den and Don Wakin of Ta coma. The young couple honeymooned in Idaho, Utah and Nevada. ;:.'T r-v ; ; N ,; - - ""It HIM BRIDAL PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Preslar ware married Sept. 17 at Peace Memorial Presbyterian Church. The bride is the former Judith Ann Cody. , Photo by Ferebea ' Ever. Li-ialv yourHolidos ism I at The porty season is here -right now . . . and the hol iday season is Just around the corner. Hove your pretty evening clothes cleaned right now. You'll like the woy we bring them back to their original lustre and beauty. Coll tomorrow for free pickup and deliveryl Save With S&H Green Stamps! fashion Cleaners 129 S. 7th Ph. TU 4-5563 .Moose Women Hold Meeting MERRILL The friendship com- mittee of the Women of the Moose Merrill Chapter No. 18 met in the Moose Hall on Friday, Oct. 13. In the absence of the chair man, Zena Stevenson, Rose Van Meter conducted the meeting. Plans were made for cooking the banquet , for the Whit Pelican Le gion meeting. At the close of the meeting the women were joined by their hus bands for a pinochle party. High prizes were awarded to Paul Tschirky and Ellen Fiegi; second high to Joe Slezak and Louisa leenbice, and low to Ray Van Meter and Hazel Hundiey. Travel ing pinochle prize was captured by Elizabeth Slezak. Refreshments were served by Anna Hartlerode, Rose Van Me ter, Lucile Gray and Rose Baley. The next regular meeting of the friendship will be on Nov. 10. Students Wed In Reno Rites DUNSMUIR-Of special interest in college circles is the wedding of Patricia Ann McEnerney of Dunsmuir and James W. Cunning ham o Weed in Reno recently. Both are students at Chico State. The bride wore a magenta col ored suit with pink accessories and a corsage of white orchids for the late afternoon rites before Justice of the Peace Beeman. Her sole attendant, Susan Thorn of Dunsmuir, also a student at Chi co State, wore a green sheath frock "with matching accessories and a natural orchid corsage. Joey Belcastro of Weed served as best man. Dunsmuir wedding guest includ ed Mr. and Mrs. Duke Hamilton, Katherine Nelson and Mrs. Ella Vaughn, grandmother of the bride. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis McEnerney of Dunsmuir. 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