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HERALD AM) NEWS, Klamath Fells, Oregon
Sunday, May S, 1K3
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DATE SET Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ksrn, Klamath Falls,
announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of
their -daughter, Ranell, to David Vinson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. H. Vinson, also of this city. The wodding will take
place June 15 in the Chapel of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints, Klamath Falls. Both young people are grad
uates of KUHS. The future bride attended Brigham Young
University one year and is presently employed by Calif
ornia Packing Company in San Francisco. Her fiance last
June received his BB degree at University of Oregon
where he has continued to study this year for his masters
degree in history. The engagement news was told to his
fraternity brothers at the spring formal of Sigma Phi
Epsilon on the Oregon campus on May 3.
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Chapel Rites
Unite Couple
The Sacramento Wedding Chap
el was the setting for the double
ring ceremony on April 21
which Joan Ommcrt became the
bride of Gerald Dardcn. White
gladioli decorated the altar for
the candlelight ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs. flay Ommcrt of Tule-
lake, who were present for the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Dardcn, Sacramento, are par
ents of the bridegroom.
The bride's short gown of white
taffeta was accented with bodice
and long sleeves of lace. A crown
of pearls and crystals' secured the
short veil and she carried a cas
cade of white orchids.
Her attendants were her room
mates, Nila Prudcn, Orovillc,
and Susan Ratliff, Sacramento.
They wore matching style frocks
of light green and pale apricot taf
feta. Each carried a bouquet of
yellow gladioli.
Bill Craft was best man and
ushers were Steve Wheeler and
tlie bride's brother, Darrcll Om
mcrt. A reception in the chapel par
lors was held immediately aft
er the ceremony. The ncwlyweds
spent their honeymoon in Neva
da and Southern California.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Ine Bride s granaparcnis,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Ommert of
Wciser. Idaho.
NURSE - TO-BE Diane
Bringle, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs,. Dale J. Bleha,
and 19 6 2 graduate of
Klamath Union High
School, recently received
her nurse's cap in cere
monies at Sacred Heart
General Hospital School
of Nursing in Eugene.
APRIL NEWLYWEDS In Sacramento Wedding Chapel
on April 21, Joan Ommert became the bride of Gerald
Darden. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ommert
of Tulelrfke.
OFWC Meet Is Scheduled
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BRIDE-ELECT The engagement of Linda Larson to
William F. Hungate Jr. has been announced by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Larson of Woodside, Calif.
Mr. end Mrs. William F, Hungate Sr., Klamath Falls, are
parents of the future bridegroom. Both young people are
seniors at University of Oregon. The bride-to-be is affil
iated with Sigma Kappa sorority. A fall wedding Is
planned.
EUGENE Plans and program
for the 48th convention of the
Oregon Federation of Women's
Clubs are being announced by
the president, Mrs. Melford M
Nelson, Monmouth.
This convention will be held
May 8 and 9 at the Eugene Ho
tel with the Eugene Federated
Women's Club as hostess club.
Other clubs of the Second Dis
trict will assist. Airs. Jack W.
Steward, president of the Eugene
club, is general chairman.
Here for the convention will be
Mrs. William H. Hasebroock,
West Point. Neb., first vice pres
ident of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Earl
J. Hazelton, Orland, Calif., chair
man of leadership mobilization
for GFWC. Those women will
peak and on May 9 will lead
in the discussions at work shops.
Mrs. Hasebroock, who is also
president of the National Asso
ciation of Parliamentarians, was
in Oregon last fall visiting units
of the national association.
Others on the Eugene conven
tion program aro Dr. Arthur S.
Klcmming, president of the Uni
versity of Oregon; Mrs. Hildrcd
M. Zell, Wasco, chairman of the
Council of International Clubs of
the General Federation, and two
Pan-Anwrlcan students who are
studying at the University of Ore-
gon on Oregon federation fel
lowships, Ncliz Cuadra, Argen
tine, and I r m a Monteverdc,
Panama. District presidents ap
pear on the first day's program.
Membership participation is a
planned part of the program.
There will be a fashion show.
Models will be clubwomen who
have made the garments they
wear, and competition is open to
every club memoer. Audience
ballot will determine the win
ners. A chorus of singers from
clubs over the state will re
hearse during the convention and
then appear on tlie banquet pro
gram May 8. Grctchen Kreamer,
Salem, fine arts department
chairman, will direct the chor
us. A third memncrsinp partici
pation feature will be the work
shops on May 9 when clubwom
en will be given an opportunity
for exchange of ideas qn all
phases of club work.
The junior clubs will have a
Bacteria reproduce by simply
pinching themselves in two. Some
bacteria can reproduce every 13
minutes in this lashinn.
Sororitv '
Pledges 'Two
Tlie rgular April meeting ol
Alpha Kappa PUa was held at
tlie home ol Mrs. Sylvia Harris
Following the hu mess session
an impressive ceremony was per
formed for tlie induction of two
new pledges, Lillian Hill and Imo-
genc Ralston.
Addte Mae Nixon later enter
tained the group with story tell
ins.
Refreshments were served hy
Sylvia Harris and Emilic Haldc-
man.
party following the awards ban
quet, May 8, and a breakfast
and meeting May 9. Mrs. Wal
lace L. Smith, Portland, is junior
director, and Mrs. James Lewis,
Forest Grove, is junior chair
man of the convention.
Clubs of the Second District
hostessing the convention are Eu
gene Federated Women's Club,
Eugene Fortnightly Club, Myrtle
Point Women's Club, Coos Bay
Junior Women's Club. Coquillc
Women's Club. North Bend Wom
en's Club, North Bend Zenith
Club. Moseburg Junior Women's
Club, Roseburg Women's Club
and Yoncalla Women's Study
Club.
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