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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1963)
1 PACK 4 C HERALD AND NEWS. Klamith Falls. Ore. Suod.T, April 7. 1963 nil MR. AND MRS. A double rlnq ceremony March 17 at First Presbyterian Church united in marriage Georgiana Puter. and Charles Thomas Holt, both studants at South ern Oregon College. Photo by Ferebee (jeorgiana filter Weds The marriage of Georgians Pu tcr and Charles Thomas Holt was an event of March 17 at Firsti Presbyterian Church with t h el Rev. Robert L. Groves officiat ing. The two o'clock afternoon wedding was a double ring cere mony read before an altar banked with white gladioli, green carna tions and Bells nf Ireland, all lighted by tall white Upers in floor candelabra. Green was also the color of pew bows. The bride Is I lie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coy Putcr, this city, and was given In marriage by her father. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Pulor chose a pink lace dress with bone accessor ies and corsage of pink roses. The wedding gown was a love ly princess style fashion of white satin with long sleeves and bouf fant chapel train. Lace of the up per bodice extending to points over the shoulder was trimmed with pearls. A jeweled crown held the fingertip veil and on a white prayer book sho carried white cymbidium orchids and cascade of slephanotis and ribbon stream' ers . Mrs. Don Stillwill, Sacramento, the former Sally Lee, was matron of Ipnor. Bridesmaids were Ver- nola Hutchinson, Central Point Nancy Warren, Klamath Falls, Suzann Rogers, Prosiiect, and Loni Fraud, Ashland. The honor attendant wore a kelly green and blue brocade ta tin frock made like those of the bridesmaids which were kelly green. All wore matching hats with brief veils and green slip pers. Their bouquets were white carnations forming single blos soms with green chenille stems, encircled with camelia leaves. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holt of Reno. His best man was Jack Joyce of Medford. Ushers were Jim Puter, this city, brother of the bride, Kenneth Adams, Al Funston and Lane Hoxworth, all of Medford. Organist was Janice LaGrande. She also accompanied Mr. and Mis. William Davenport, who sang a duet for tlie ceremony. Alter the wedding, a reception was given in the church parlors, which were decorated with white and green gladioli and carnations in keeping with the color theme. The wedding cake was served by Jodi McDuffy, Medford. and Wanda and Wilma Clark, T u 1 e lake, served coffee and punch. Yvonne Bailie received gifts and Pamela Ely, Coos Bay, altcnded the guest book. Assisting were women of the Presbyterian Church. The ncwlyweds traveled to San Francisco for their honeymoon. Mrs. Holt's going away outfit was a bright red wool suit with fox collar. She wore the bridal or chids for her corsage. The bride is a graduate of Klamath Union High School and her husband of Medford High School. Both are presently pre paring lor teaching careers at Southern Oregon College. They make their home at IliO N. Laurel Street in Ashland. Out of town guests included Mrs. Clctus Adams, Mr. and Mrs. George Joyce and family, David Ryn, Paul Moore, Mr. and Mrs. David Moore, Ann McElrath, Rus sell Swaflord, all of Medford, Pat- tl Doerner and Richard Burke, Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Rogers, Prospect, Miles Weaver, Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. H. L Hcnrlckson and family and Kris, tine Thomas, Tulelake. TEXTURED FABRICS Oxford cotton gives a new group of sneakers a cool surface tex ture for spring and summer. There are feminine shirtwaist dresses to match in both solid and striped shades of blue, green and gray. I Ijpj AT THE RECEPTION The new Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Holt taste wedding cake at the reception follow ing their March 17 wedding at First Presbyterian Church. Photo by Ferebee Lakeview Couple Wed LAKEVIEW Bonnie Gay Faulk became the bride of Kirk S. An derson at two o'clock, Monday afternoon, March 18, at the Park Wedding Chapel in Reno, in a double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Faulk and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Anderson, all ol Lakeview. The bride's wedding costume consisted of a green lace sheath jacket dress with bone accessor ies and a yellow rosebud corsage Her attendant, Nancy Galloway, wore a blue suit with matching accessories and a white orchid corsage. The bride's mother wore a mul ti-stripe silk dress with white ac cessories and a white orchid cor sage. Mrs. Anderson was dressed: n a brown slieath jacket dress ith yellow and brown accessories; jnd a yellow rosebud corsage, j Ray Frank, cousin of the bride-j room. was best man. and others aitpndins were the parents of the couple: Karen Anderson, sister of the bridegroom: Duane Faulk, brother of the bride, and uaryi Gicae.'all of Lakeview. The bride is a 19S1 graduate of Lakeview High School. 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