HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore.
Siuxby. April 14, 1963
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MARCH BRIDE The former Claudia Ann Lane stands
before the altar of Immanuel Baptist Church where on
March 23 she became the bride of Nicky Darwyn Savage
in a double ring evening ceremony. Photo by Ferebee
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Claudia Ann Lane, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Lane, be
came the bride of Nicky Darwyn
Savage, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Savage, March 23 at Im
manuel Baptist. Church. The dou
ble ring ceremony was read at
8 p.m. by the Rev. D. J. Mead ot
Suburban Heights Baptist Chunjh.
Decor (or the candlelight cere
mony was in a pink and white
color theme with light pink snap
dragons and deep pink carnations
combined with woodwardia fern at
the altar. The aisle cloth was also
pink and pews were marked with
pink satin ribbon roses.
Mane Obenchain was organ
ist and accompanist for Bill Dav
enport, the soloist.
Carl Lane escorted his daughter
to the altar and gave her
marriage. Her gown of imported
white brocade was fashioned with
bell lop sheath floor length skirl
attached to a basque bodice with
short sleeve over-jacket, buttoned
down the back. The skirt was ei
hanccd with a detachable cathe-
dial train of the same French
tirocade. A (our tiered bouffant
shoulder veil of silk English il
lusion was held in place by a Dior
satin rose matching the brocade
ol the wedding gown. She car
ricd a cascade bouquet of white
roses and ivy
, Dclorcs Lummus was maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were Julie
Bratlon, Hazel Robertson. Marvi
Wayburn and Jean Shepard, all of
this city.
j Their frocks of pale pink silk:
organza featured elbow length
sleeves on basque bodices with
high front necklines coming to Vs
io back. The bell-top skirts were
finished in back with bustle type
bjnws. Pink was the color of their
slippers, mitts and veils which
vere held by soft organza roses.
Each wore a white gold cross
with rhinestones, gift of the bride,
and carried a cascade of pine
sensation roses.
' Donald Ambers Jr. was best
man and ushers were Stanley
Wood. David Stippich, Eddie Wit
cher and Roger Kurtz, all of
Klamath Falls.
Pink snapdragons and carna
lions decorated the ballroom of
the Winema Hotel for tiie recep
lion which followed the church
service. In the receivirfg line with
the newlyweds were their moth.
ors. Mrs. Lane chose to wear a
beige silk linen sheath, matching
accessories and orchid corsage
Mrs. Savage wore a turquoise
silk shantung sheath with bone
accessories and orchid corsage
A lovelv four tiered cake, made
by Mrs. Harrv Mauch. cousin of
the bridegroom
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Both young people are gradu
ates of Klamath Union High
School. They will reside at 4410
Crosby Street. The bridegroom is
an employe of Safeway Stores.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Freeland McLeod. Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Coker
Corona, Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Lane and Gloria, Casa Grande.
Ariz.: DeDe Flovd, Medford; Mr
and Mrs. Art Mills, Redding; Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Hall, Eugene; Alan
Plimpton. Lakeview; Dale Pe
terson, Albany.
BRIDAL PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Nicky Savage cut the
first slice of their wedding cake at the reception in the
Winema Hotel which followed their March 23 exchange
of wedding vows at Immanuel Baptist Church.
Photo by Ferebee
Mount Shasta
Group Meets
MOUNT SHASTA Delta Kap
pa Gamma, teachers' honorary
society, met in Mount Shasta re
cently. Mrs. Jewel Behnke, chair
man of the scholarship commit
tee, presented for discussion plans
to screen applicants for the le
cently announced scholarship to
be presented by t h e group.
grant of $200 will be awarded
to a prospective teacher who is a
woman student at College of the
Siskiyous.
Hostesses for the affair were
Myrtle Palmer, Blanche Spears.
Eugenia Astmann and t Charlotte
Samuelson. Members attending
tiie meeting besides the hostesses
were Hazel Cates, Flora Winter
ing, Sybil Page, Dorothy Schupp.
Florence Park, Josephine Aub
rey, Leona Bryan. Elsie DcAvil-
la, Mary Hebard, Dorothy Johns,
Audrey Prothero, Florence Short,
Huldah Seed, Grace Smith, Alice
Rutledge, Elaine McClellan. Lois
Mardahl, Helen Howarth, Emily
Bigelow, Elsie Ellington, Ruth
Fisher. Edith Elliott and Ruth
Cummins.
Mrs. Helen Sherman showed
slides of a recent trip taken to
Scotland and England, where she
visited with her daughter's fam
ily in Shcrringham.
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NEWLYWEDS A nuptial service March 24 in Holy
Rosary Catholic Church in Jacksonville, Fla., united in
marriage Annette Rahaim of that city and William
Charles Mesner of Klamath Falls. The newlyweds will
make their home in Jacksonville.
Photo by James A. Dunlap Jr., Jacksonville
Florida (jid
WtiLn C. We,
On March 24. at Holy Rosary
Catholic Church in Jacksonville,
Fla., Annette Rahaim became
the bride of William Charles Mes
ner, son of Mrs. Violet Mesner and
the late Harry Mesner of Klam
ath Falls. Mrs. Mesner was pres
ent for her son's wedding.
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trip to Southern Florida. They plan
to make their home hi Jackson
ville. The bridegroom, is a grad
uate of Klamath Union High
School and was recently dis
charged from the Navy afler serv
ing four years aboard the carrier
LAKEVIEW NUPTIALS Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Stan
cliff, both of New Pine Creek, were married March 16
at the First Methodist Church in Lakeview. Mrs. Stan
cliff is the former Donna Darlene Rigqs.
Photo by Jones Studio, Lakeview
Church Rites Unite Couple
The First Methodist Church in
Lakeview was the scene on March
16 for the marriage of Donna
Darlene Riggs and Stephen R.
Stancliff. The Rev. Lester Boul
den officiated at the double ring
eremony before the candle light
ed altar banked w ith pink and lav
ender flowers.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Riggs and par
ents of the bridegroom arc Mr.
and Mrs. R. 0. Stancliff, all of
New Pine Creek.
Organist was Mrs. Lester Boul-
den. Robert Shntwell sang "How
Do I Love Thee" and "The Lord's
Prayer."
For her wedding, Ihe hricle chose
a short gown of white roscpoint
lace over satin in princess style.
A. silk rose blossom held the
short blush veil of nylon net and
she carried a lavendar orchid
on a white prayer book.
Mrs. Pat Mulvey, Klamath Falls,
was matron ol honor lor her
sister. Bridesmaids were Iris
Johnson and Jean Snider, both of
Lakeview. They were dressed
alike in shades of lavender and
pink and wore corsages of laven
der and white.
Richard Cloud, New Pine Creek
was nest man and ushers were
Don Faris, Eugene, and Dave
Noble. Lakeview.
The wedding reception was held
at Van's Colonial Room, which
'The bride, is the daughter of shanari-I a
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Rahaim,, nill., hr s...v in i!1,.,s.,nvjip
was decorated in lavender and
white. Assisting were M r s.
Maude Rutler and Mrs. Virginia
Hinlnn, aunts of the bride; Mrs.
Florence Butler, cousin of the
bride: Esther Stancliff, the bride
groom's cousin: Linda Stancliff.
sister of the bridegroom, and
Janet Faris.
The bride's going away outfit
was a gold beige dress and coat
with lavender accessories and the
orchid which she carried at her
wedding. Afler a brief wedding1
trip, the bridegroom returned to
Fort Bliss, Tex., where he is a
mechanical engineer with the
Army. Mrs. Slanclitt will remain
in Lakeview until her graduation
from Lakeview High School in
June.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilson.
Mrs. Liz Iledrick, Mary Anne and
Greg, Alice and Lcnard Lee, Jim
Mulvey and sons, Gary. Mick and
Kim, all of Klamalh Falls; Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Hair, grandpar
ents of the bride, Adin, and
Mrs. Helen Faris, Eugene.
SILVER LAKE Mr. and Mfs.
James A. Linebaugh are now at
home at kaunakckai. Molokai,
Hawaii, where the bridegroom is
employed by the U.S. Soil Con
servation Service. They were mar
ried March 2 in Eugene and
sailed from Los Angeles on the
S. S. Matsonia following a honey
moon trip through Oregon and
Washington.
The bride is the former L. Lor
raine Burrill, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Burrill. Whealridge
Colo. A 1&9 graduate of Ore
gon State University, she taught
homcmaking in Bend, in Japan
and Eugene prior to her mar
riage.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lesion Linebaugh,
Silver Lake, a descendant of pio
neer families in the county. He
was graduated in 11136 from Ore
gon State University, where he
was affiliated with Lambda Chi
Alpha fraternity.
The wedding, at the Santa Clara
Church of Christ in Eugene, was
followed by a reception in the
church social hall.
The Rev. James Caulley per
formed the ceremony in a setting
of red anthuriums from Hawaii.
with white chrvsanthemums and
stocks. Mrs. Gerry Shafer was or
ganist and Lowell Chase sang
"Hawaiian Wedding Song" and
"The Lord's Prayer."
The bride made her floor-length
gown of whits peati dc soic, ue
tailed with bell-shaped skirt, long
sleeves and a round neckline with
back pleated panel that formed
a train. Lace appliques trimmed
the back panel and sleeves.
jeweled crown held her shoulder
length silk illusion veil, and she
carried a bouquet of orchids
from Hawaii.
Mrs. Larry Burrill and Mrs.
Martin Hillman, Corvallis, sister-in-law
and sister of the bride,
were matron of honor and brides
maid. Their red brocade dresses,
made by the bride, were detailed
with short sleeves, bell skirts,
and pleated back drapes Irom
neckline to hemline. Their bou
quets were of white cattlcya or
chids. Richard V. Olson, Portland, fra-
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RECENT BRIDE Mrs. James A. Linebaugh was a bride
of March 2 at Santa Clara Church of Christ of Eugene.
She js the former L. Lorraine Burrill, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Burrill, Wheatridge, Colo. Her husband is 'the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leston Linebaugh, Silver Lake. They .
will reside in Hawaii, Photo by Fehly Studio, Eugene
Guests from Bend included
Mrs. Walter Kittredge, who
served the punch at the recep
tion. Others were Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hoi
llnshead, Walter Kittredge and
children, Marie and Nancy and
Mrs. Maude E. Kittredge, aunt of
the bridegroom. ;
ternity brother of the bride
groom, was best man. Danny
Picker, cousin of the bride, was
candle lighter. The bride's broth
er, Larry C. Burrill, gave her
in marriage. Gordon T. Emery,
Silver Lake, and Eugene R.
Hampton, Portland, ushered.
Attending from Central Oregon,
in addition to the bridegroom's
parents, were Reuben Long and
Mr. and Airs. Jack Kittredge and
children, Linda and Scott, Fort
Rock: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Em
cry, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Em
ery, Mr. and Mrs. Verle Emery
and Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Corum,
all of Silver Lake; Mr. and Mrs.
Kay Garrision, Prineville; Mr.
and Mrs. Jewell Taylor and
daughter, Crescent.
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particular attention to the zipper.
Not only can a dress be ruined
by a badly made zipper that
catches and tears, but a good
zipper usually means you've
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An aluminum mesh cover for
a frying pan saves your stove
and walls from grease spatters. Af
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with the frying pan. A still Pish
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Jacksonville, and was given in
marriage by her father. The Rev.
Walter J. Bueche officiated at the
4 p.m. ceremony. '
The bride made her gown and
that of her attendant, who was
her sister, Katherine Wright. The
wedding gown was fashioned of
white silk organza over talfcta
with a Chantilly lace jacket. Her
fingertip veil was attached to a
Rmnr.ir n i n neaapicce -ni peans ano se
quins. The wedding bouquet was
BLY The Bly Bridge Club metma(e of wnUc ciirnations ccn-
at the home of Mrs. Jack Dilla-jtercd with a white orchid.
vou on Thursday, April 4. Those
present were Mrs. Herbert Had
Icy. Mrs. Frank Obenchain. Mrs.
Hank Hall, Mrs. Jerold Dillavou,
The matron of honor wore a
street length frock of aqua silk
organza over taffeta with a fitted
bodice and bouffant skirt. Aqua
Mrs. Dave Campbell, Mrs. Larry
Swengarrd and Mrs. Warren
Joneschiet. Mrs. Jack Dillavou
won high, Mrs. Hadley second,
and Mrs. Hall won the traveling
prize. The next club meeting
will be at Mrs. Herbert Hadley's home ol the bride's parents. Later
was decorated home on April 18. the bridal pair left for a wedding
carnations formed her nosegay
bouquet
Otis Cates was best man and
Ricky Taylor was ring bearer.
Susan Ricks was flower girl.
A reception lollowed at the
Mrs. Violet Mesner also visited
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bi
wcr. On her return to the West
Coast she stopped in Los Angeles
lor a slay w ith her son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Mesner and their two children.
The younger Mrs. Mesner is the
former Lyn Perkins of this cily.
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nesia wear no underwater appar
atus, but they can remain under
water for nearly two minutes.
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with leather fern and jingle pink
roses, and stood between pink
tapers on Ihe bride's table. It
wis served by Mrs. Mauch. Mrs
hubert Kidwell. aunt of the bride
groom. Mrs. Leonard Lummus
and Mrs. Kenneth Graham. Mr.
Bill Marshall and Mrs. Donald
Ambers served coffee and tea
and Mrs. Roger Kurlz. punch.
Karen Learning attended the
guest book and Mrs. Virgil Bighy
and Maureen Lummus received
gifts. Mrs. Nellie Nicol served as
reception hostess.
The newlyweds left after the re
ception for a hone) moon in San
Fiancisco. For traveling the bride
chanced to a hot pink mohair
sheath with matching jacket, multi-colored
shoes and bag At her
shoulder was 1 while catlleya orchid.
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