HERALD A.YD NEWS, Klamath Falll, Ore.
Sunday, February 3, 13
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conducted for the serious student
of music who wishes to know the
possibilities of music as a career
or who desires to enter college
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as a music major.
Alma Layman, senior at Ore
gon College of Education at Slon-
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Slemhcrs of Kappa Delta Pi, .Raymond Grow, Judy Tmlove and
mouth, is currently student teach
ing the third grade at Stonmouth
Elementary School to complete
her elementary education gradua
tion requirements.
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Southern Oregon College educa- Wilma Rentz. will be attending
ational honorary attended a 1 1 tie Seminar for High School Mu-
pledging ceremony Sunday, Jan.
sicians at Pacific University on
Feb. 8. 9 and 10. These classes are
for 10 new members. The cere
mony was conducted by the presi
dent. Darwin Bevens, Ashland,
assisted by Claudia Helund. Chil
oquin, and Priscilla Canlwell.
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TO WED Judy Jane Foiner, daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. Lloyd Fosner, this city, will become the bride of Tim
Collingswortti, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Collingsworth of
Salem, on April 26 in Salem. The engagement was told
during Sunday School session in the Assembly of God
Church by the bride-elect's parents, who are pastors of
the church. The news was disclosed by introduction of
the bride-to-be's younq brother, Verlon, and little Myra
Frost, who were dressed as a bridal couple with the names
of the betrothed pair on their backs. The future bride
is a graduate of Canyonville Bible Academy and is now
r employed in Salem, where her fiance is associated with
a service station construction and sale firm.
Photo by Cronise Studio, Salem
Lodge Has
New Officers'
The Ladies Society of Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen. Sit. Slazama Lodfie
No. 732, met for the lirst meet
ing of the year on Jan. 16 in the
city library. Hostesses were Joyce
Baldwin and Jodi Sims.
Installation of officers was held
with Eve Alley acting as install
ing ollicer and Edna Joehler.
marshal.
Hulda Gillette, new president,
will succeed Joyce Baldwin. Oth
er officers are Louise Homer, vice
president; Eve Alley, warden;,
Mary .Margaret Luse. conductor:
Ethel Henry, chaplain; Mary
Whitby, treasurer; Edna Koch
Irr. collector: Leota Johnson, sec-
Southern Oregon College met
college of the biskiyous in a
speech tournament Satiuday, Jan.
19 on the Ashland campus in a
series of speaking evenls. Among
those representing SOC was Bruce
Lattin of this citv.
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AT THE RECEPTION Cutting their pretty wedding
cake are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lee Jacobs, who were
married Jan. 26 at First Presbyterian Church. The re
ception was held in the church parlors. Mrs. Jacobs is
the former Janice Marie Parr. Photo by Guderian
Janice farr 3s (kricle
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The marriage of Janice Marie j Sir. and Sirs. E. A. Bedal of
Parr and Edward Lee Jacobs wasjthis city. For the occasion. Sirs
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retary; June Stainbrook, flag
bearer: Jodi Sims, inner guard;
Ernestine Arnett. outer guard.
Sirs. Marilyn DcPuv was wel
comed as a new member.
A social hour followed the ceremonies.
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an event of Jan. 16 in the First
Presbyterian Church, which was
decorated in a pink and white
theme for the 7:30 p.m. double
'ring cercmonv. The Rev. Robert
C. Groves ollicialed.
A while aisle runner led to the
altar which was banked in back
with woodwardia fern. On each
side candelabra held azalea pink
anclles and were decorated with
white standard chrysanthemums
and azalea pink stock in Ho
garth curves. Pew bows were two-
tune pink satin with ivy stream
ers. Visualitc lanterns hung from
the windows along the side walls
completed the pretty setting for
tile ceremony.
Sirs. A. R. Herringsbaw was
the organist. Mr. and Sirs. Bill
Davenport sang "O Perfect
Love." "I Love Thee" and "The
Lord's Prayer.
The bride is the daughter of
Sir. and Sirs. Warren Parr and
was given in marria?e by her
father. Her gown nf silk organza
over bouquet taffeta was marie
willi scalloped neckline embroid
ered witli sequins and baby seed
licarls. Above the graceful bouf
fant skirt of impressed pleats was
the long sleeved fitted bodice of
imported French hand clipped
lace. A ii own nf seed pearls and
tear drops held in place the veil
of illusion, just below shoulder
length.
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SHARE IN PROGRAM Dagmar Henry, right, ex
change student from Germany, and Judi Hamaker. left,
chairman of the KUHS American Field Service, hold cor
poration shares offered in second annual bond drive
to KUHS students at assembly this week.
Bedal chose a pale pink bio
cade dress with matching acces
sories and aristocrat rose corsage.
Sirs. Parr wore a dress of aza
lea pink silk organza with pink
accessories and white Hairrison-
iana orchids for a corsage.
Tile same color theme of the
wedding was carried to the
church parlors for the reception.
Pink tapers. ' woodwardia fern
and ivy arranged in the window
recesses were a pcrlcct back
ground for the bride's table which
was decorated with pink roses
and silver leaves and topped with
bolls. Pink roses and feather fern
encircled the base. Tlw cake was
served by Sirs. Fred Taylor and
Sirs. Ervin Kramer, aunt of the
bridegroom.
Al the coffee and lea services
were Sirs. Erwin Thornton and
Sirs. Lyle Steers. Susan Merry
man poured punch.
At the guest book was Nancy
Young and at the gift table, Kay
Kramer and Sandy Kopp of Bend
Special guests were grandpar
ents of the bride. Sir. and Sirs.
H. Hestcrlee of Eugene and Sir
and Sirs. W. Parr of Redmond.
nd Mrs. Slae Shcphard, grand
mother nf the bridegroom, tills
city
Other oul-of-town guetts includ
ed .Mr. and Sirs. Slike Payne, Ash
land. Sirs. Herbert Gooding, Con
r- f.
couple vc7reer
New Arrival
Sir. and Sirs. John L. Ernest
are the proud parents nf a baby
girl, their first child, hum Jan.
11 in Klamath Falls. The little
girl weighed nine pounds. II ounc
es and has been named Jiilianna
Lynn.
Mrs. Ernest is the former
Vicki Roman, whose parents. Sir.
and Sirs. Laurence Roman, arc
now grandparents tor the first
time. Sir. and Sirs. John D. Ern
est of Greenville, Ala., are the
newcomer's paternal grandpar
cnls.
Great-grandparents are Sir. and
Sirs. Harry Roman and Sirs. Car
men Zinn of Klamath I-alls.
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The bridal bouquet, shaped inln,' c ' ',,.
a liuauu mite, ia iiisiiiuiic.i
lit white Hairrisoniana orchids,
stcphanotis and ivy.
Clear auroria borealis earrings
worn by the bride were a gilt of
the bridegroom.
Carol Perkins was maid of hon
or. She wore a frock nf aalea
pink embossed satin with match
ing veil and slippers. Pink aristo-
The bride's goin;-away outfit
was a white wool dress, wom
with black accessories and a cor
sage of white Hairrisoniana or
chids. The new Sirs. Jacobs is a
sophomoe at American River Jun
ior College and a member of Al
pha Gamma Sigma honor society
The newlywcds will make their
hume in Sacramento where the
crat roses and ivy were attached bridegroom is emploved by East
to a muff, the color of her dress, luwn Flower Shop." Their new
Carol Shannon. Susan Hart and home address is 4327 Y Street
Joanne Sillier, bridesmaids, wore alter a honeymoon spent in the
dresses made like the honor at-1 Hay Area and Carmel.
tendant s. but of licht pink shade. ,-. ad m,s. Bedal vere hosts
They. too. carried roulfs with! t,c wedding paily at a lunch-
pink roses and ivy. and had
matching slippers and veils.
Dale Gooding of Portland was
best man. I'sheis were Steve
Shults. Al SlcSwain and Joe Luc
zjeki. Candles were lighted before the
service by Joyce Parr, sister of
the bride, and Nancy Perkins,
uho were dressed in white bro
cade frocks with cuffs of fur.
Pink veils, white slippers and
pink rose wristlets completed
their oullits.
The hrido2room is the son of
eon at Sari's on' Saturday fol
low ins the rehearsal.
During the Christmas holidays,
the bride was honored at a lunch
eon shower given by her bridal
attendants. Joanne Miller, Susan
Hart. Carol Perkins and Carol
Shannon at the Stanley Miller
home.
Another shower was guen at
the Parr home by Sirs Erwin
Thornton. Sirs. Hubert Kidd. Mrs
Harold Hart. Sirs. Herbert Faulk
ner, Sirs. William UePew and
Sirs. James Perkins
WOMEN OF MOOSE
SIERISILL-Slerrill Women of
Sloose met in regular session
Jan. 13 at the recreation hall
with Lucille Gray, senior regent.
presiding. Closing ceremony was
practiced in preparation for the
midwinter conference to be held
in Sledford. Refresluiients were
.served by the child care commit
tee with Shirley Parks as chair
man. Friendship Committee met
Friday, Jan. 18. at the -Moose
Hall to make quilts from which
tile proceeds will be sent to
the relief fund.
To remove the small bits nf
shell from cracked nuts, put the
nuts in a bowl of water. The shells
will float to the top.
Bonnie Lake, majoring in ele
mentary education, is currently
on tour with the Pacific Uni-
ersity Singers, who are making
appearances in both California and
Oregon, the San Francisco Bay
area, Los Angeles and other cities
The group was heard in Klam
ath Falls Feb. 2 at the First
Congregational Church. Bonnie
has also recently been pledged
to Phi Lambda Omicron. one of
the five social soroi-ties on the
university campus.
Three students from Chiloquin.
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