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, BRIDAL PAIR In a recent ceremony in Yoncalla, Vir
ginia Langdon became the bride of Ronald G. Hodges,
- ton of Mr. and Mn. Sam Hodges, this city. They will re
'side in Redwood City.
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Virginia Langdon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Pprcy Langdon,
Yoncalla, became Die bride of
Ronald G. Hodges, Redwood City,
Calif,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Hodges, Klamath Falls, at a beau
tiful candlelight service on Satur
day evening, March 23. The Rev.
J. Palmer Sorlien performed the
double ring ceremony in the pres
ence of over 100 relatives and
friends in the Yoncalla Methodist
Church.
Given in marriage by her fath
er, the bride wore a full length
gown of Rnchelle lace, fashioned
. .with the old Spanish design of fit-;-:ted
bodice, with the full skirt
; made up of tiers of gathered laco,
; flowing into a chapel train. An
; elbow ionglh veil was held in place
. with a bund of the same material.
banded by seed pearls. She wore
a bracelet which had been worn
by her maternal grandmother at
her wedding, and carried a white
Bible on which was placed a cor
sage of white orchids.
Mrs. Dan Langdon, Springfield,
sister-in-law of the bride, was ma
tron of honor. She wore a dress
of paie blue brocade taffeta with
white accessories and .carried a
corsage of white carnations on a
white fan.
Mrs. Robert Rrmoir. Portland,
and Donna Lunpdnn. cousin of the
bride, were bridesmaids and
wore identical frocks of blue taf
feta with while accessories. They
carried blue and white carnations
on white funs. Itiilx'rta M.iguire.
cousin of t)ie bride, was the flower
girl. She More a blue nylon sheer
over taffeta dress and carried a
white and gold basket, with blue
flowers.
Dan Langdon, Springfield, broth
er of the bride, was best man.
Dick Langdon, brother of the
bride, and Wilferd Kincaid, Rose
burg, emu in of the bride, were
ushers. Don Langdon and Dennis
Thompson, hoth cousins of the
bride, lighted the candles preced
ing the ceremony.
Mrs. Pauline Latham was the
organist and acconianied Mrs.
Marifred Cool, Drain, who sang
"Sweetest Story Ever Told" and
"Whither Thou Guest."
KiiAcis of pink n.I v. hit cr-
nations and candles in the can
; dchihra decorated the altar.
Mrs. Langdon, mother of the
, bride, chose an aqua suit trimmed
I with black fur, with black and
; white accessories, and while car
nation corsage. Mrs. Hodges wore
a hciie silk print with beige ac-
-cjCanadon Uc
d 3ii 'IJoncada
cessones. Her corsage was ol
white carnations.
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was held in the fireplace
room of the church. The beauti
ful white tiered cake, which was
baked by Mrs. George Thompson
and Mrs. Hurley Bowman and
decorated with white wedding bells
by Mrs. Harold Thorp, was topped
by a large white satin wedding
bell. Tlie table was covered with
a crocheted table cloth made by
tlie bride's mother. Cake was
served by Mrs. Ira Davis, Spring
field, great-aunt of the bride, and
Mrs. Lee Bllckenstaff, aunt of the
bride. Mrs. Harold Thorp poured
coffee and Mrs. George Thomp
son served the punch. Mrs, Dennis
Maguire had charge of the
guest book. Kalhryn Howard and
Barbara Dodd took care of the
gifts. Mrs. Marvin Thompson,
Mrs. Jim Crawford and Mrs. Al
ton Balfour assisted about the
rooms.
For traveling, the bride chose
a beige suit with brown accessor
ies. Site wore the orchid corsage
from her Bible. Following a lei-
surely trip south tho couple is
now at home at 245 Poplar Ave
nue, Redwood City, Calif., where
the bridegroom is employed as
an electronics technician for Am-
pex Corporation.
The bride is a graduate of Yon
alia High School and Oregon
Technical Institute. The bride
groom is a graduate of Klamath
Union High School and Oregon
Technical Institute.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. S.im Hodges. Klamath
Falls, Ted Hodges and I.ois, Oak
land, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lang
don, Greg and Steve, Springfield;
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Skilhngs.
Gates: Mr. and Mrs. Mult Aldropr
and Mrs. Anthony Smith, Suther
lin; Mr. and Mrs Wilferd Kincaid
and Mr. and Mis. W. B. Smith,
Hosebura; Mr. and Mrs. Van
Hutcheson, Oakland. Ore., Mrs
Wilson Matlicws and Bonnie. Crcs-
well; Mr. an dMis Richard Saw
yers and l.lssn; Mr. ami Mrs.
Charles Draeger, Mr. and Mrs.
Ranee Hunt, Mr. and Mis. .lohn
LaUrandcr, Drain. Mi. and Mis
KoIkmI Kt-moii . r,iii!it,t, Mr. aw!
Mrs. Verl Thompson. Larry and
.Icrry, Dr. and Mrs. .lanios Pinar
ill, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Newton.
Mrs. Melvin Atkinson. Mrs. Wil
bur Briner and Linda, Mr. anil
Mrs. Fred Pauley, Mr. and Mrs.
P. S. Buskowski, ami Mr. and Mrs
Rav Bradv, Cottage Grove.
The 3ttth annual Mother's Week-
end was held at the University of
Oregon on May 10, 11, 12. The full
schedule of events included the
annual breakfast-business meet
ing, the Canoe Fete, Campus
Luncheon. All - Campus Sing,
Oregon - Washington track meet,
and various receptions and tours.
An estimated 7,500 pcrsonsl
watched tlie Canoe Fete float1
down the mill race on Friday!
night.
Among those from Klamath
Falls enjoying the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Larkin
Mr. and Wis. Elbert Stiles, Mrs
G H. Vinson, Mrs. Wendell Smilh,
Mrs. Ray Hunsakcr, Mr. and Mrs
Dave Bunger, Mr. and Mrs. .John
Fowler, Mrs. Scott Warren, Mrs.
Al Keck, Mrs. Sam Herman
Mrs. Louis Wayburn, Mrs. Earl
Vinson. Mrs. Arthur Learning, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Dr
and Mrs. Fred Farley, Dr. and
Mrs. H. T. Lindlcy, Mr. and Mrs.
M. E. Shannon, Mrs. William
Swcctland, Mrs. John Paxton and
Mr. and Mrs. Greer Drew.
During the campus luncheon,
tapping ceremonies by the vari
ous honoraries were conducted
Those from Klamath Falls whol
were tapped were Mikell Thurs
ton, for Mortar Board, the senior
women's honorary; Ginger Lea
rning for Phi Theta Upsilon, jun
ior honorary, and Janet Fowler
for Kwama, sophomore honorary
Mother's Weekend at Oregon
.State University on May 3, 4
and 5 was also a gala lime witli
full program of events planned1
to entertain the many visitors.
I here, too, mothers enjoyed a
campus luncheon, dinners and
receptions at living groups, plays.
military drills and of course the
popular All-Campus Sing. In the
men's division, leader of the run
nerup Beta Theta Pi chorus was'
George Fhtcraft of Klamath Falls.
Some of the Klamath Falls folk
seen on the OSU campus were
Mrs. Robert Ellingson Jr., Mrs.
Art Moore, Mrs. Marion Foster,
Mrs. Keith Henry, Mrs. Clifford
Kenyon, Mrs. Dick Recdcr. Mrs.
Florence Goddard. Mrs. Jack
KemniUer, Mr. and Mrs. Georgej
Flitcraft. Mr. and Mrs. Robert)
Thompson, Mrs. Fletcher Conn,
Mrs. Bob Faus. Mrs. Walt Jen-
drzejewski, Mrs. Loren -Binney,
Mrs. Sam Ritchey, Mrs. C C.
Hcidrich, Mrs. Lynn Propst, Mrs.
H. o. Juckeland, Mrs. Charles
Ramp, Mrs. Harry Frcdricks.
Glenn Bowen and Mrs. J i m
Kerns.
Three local sludents have re
ceived major awards for this
year in the School of Pharmacy
at Oregon State University. Phil
ip Juckeland and Clifford Kenvon
received scholarships of $54 per
year while registered In the
school. These are based on grades
and leadership. Linda Kaflon re
ceived a full-tuition scholarship
based on merit.
Club Hosts
Golden Agers
LAKEVIEW - The Lakeview
Soroptimist Club held its annual
Golden Age Luncheon at the Indi
an Village in Lakeview on Tues-
Iday. April 2.1, and 18 ladies of the
counly were guests at the pleas
ant affair.
At the place of each honored
guest was a card which request
ed her name, when she came to
Lake County, and her most pleas
ant memory here. Lota F. Conn
expressed appreciation tp the club
for the occasion, told that she
came to the county in 1901, and
remembers with happiness the
years she spent teaching in the
high school here. Mabel Ross, the
only one of the group who is a na
tive of the county, was born at
Crooked Creek, and remembers
with pleasure the horseback riding
of her ranching days. Bertha
Moore came here in 1930 and
treasures tho memory of Christ
mas with her son. Blanche Graves
came to the county in July, 1925
and has enjoyed the years of
camping it afforded her. Wilma
Jenkins came in 1936 and now
enjoys visits with her grand
children.
Janie Bryan of Paisley won the
prize as being the Golden Ager:
who has lived longest in county.
She came to Paisley in 1872 and
has many pleasant memories of
family and friends. Mina M. Tay
lor came to Paisley In 1805 and
said she has enjoyed the friend
ships of Janie Bryan and her sis-1
ters. Josie Wakefield came to
Warner Valley in 1903 and still
enjoys ranching life there. Dixie
Dixon came to North Warner Val
ley in 1913 and is still very much
interested in the lives and happen
ings of her many friends in the
Plush area.
Myra Robinclt came to the New
ine Creek area in 1898 and looks
hack with pleasure on her high
school years. Alpha Ferguson, a
resident of New Pine Creek since
1919, is slill one of the most ac
tive women in that community
and is very proud of her 12 great
grandchildren. Katie Dick came to
New Pine Creek in 1901, left for a
while and returned in 1910. Teach
ing children brought her happi
ness and her 42 years of teaching
in Lake County can justify this.
Belle Moffitt came to the coun
ty in September, 1910, enjoyed her
many years of teaching and her
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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Sunday, May 19, 1963
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LUNCHEON GUESTS Each year Soroptimist Club of
Lakeview has as its guests members of the Golden Age
Club of Lake County. This group was present for the
affair this year on April 23 at the Indian Village. Seated,
left to right, are Grace Beebe, Dixie Dixon, Janie Bryan,
Mina Taylor, Wilma Jenkins and Grace Barrington.
Second row, same order, Minnie Fleming, Alpha Ferguson,
Josie Wakefield, Lore Conn, Bertha Moore and Blanche
Graves. Third row, left to right, Myra Robinett, Belle
Moffitt, Katie Dick, Hattie Plato, Cora Fisher and Mabel
Ross.
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ident of next year's senior class;
al Pacilic Lutheran University.
Scholarships awarded to slu
dents at the University of Oregon
.Medical benool lor the coming
year nave heen announced. List
cd as receiving the Emily F. Ed-
son scholarship is George Mas
kell of this city.
home in the East Side area. Grace
Beebe arrived in 1945, lives near
Lakeview, and enjoys her grand
children. Hattie Plato has been in
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Grace Barrington was just 1-year-
old when she came to Lakeview in
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and all her children were home.
Minnie Fleming came to the coun
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recent years have been her visits
to the Soroptimist luncheons.
. The welcome to the guests was
given by President Alice Busack-
cr and she turned the program
over to the committee chairman,
Ruth Howard. Joyce Taylor pre
sented a vocal solo, "Memories."
accompanied by Mrs. Busacker.
An inspiring Ode to Golden Ag
ers was given by Anne Sprague,
Birthday Party
On May 4. Monte Dickson was
H years old and to honor the
occasion Mrs. Paul McDaniel in
vited several of his friends to a
birthday party.
Enjoying games and birthday
cake with Monte were Kim Min
ion, Andrew McDaniel, Kay Min
ton, Richard Callahan and Don
aid Webb.
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makers see lots of red. green
gold, camel and spice tones. The
reds include some old favorite
hues. Sample: antique red.
Also at OSU, Lynden Bowen
and Jeanne Baird have been se
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sophomore women's service hon
orary. Talons. Outstanding fresh
men coeds are chosen for the or
ganization each spring. Only one
representative is chosen f r o m
each living group. Both are sci
;cnee sludents.
Word has been received from
Vassar College that Martha Pear
son has been elected secretary
treasurer ol the German Chili
for next year. This club is unique
in that only German is sxiken
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