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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1963)
' -"" nutt Hat Job's Officers Are Installed HERALD AXD NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday, Jul)' 7, 1MJ OFF ON HONEYMOON Mr. and Mrs. Oakley G. Parker prepare to leave on their resbyferian Church. Photo by Anderson Th 3n JuieiaLe dei ac3 auricle cnioiu. Mrs. Takacs wore for (he cere mony a costume suit in dusty wedding trip following their marriage June 15 at the Tulelake Presbyterian Church. bride was Johnelle Takacs before her marriage. architect. He is a graduate of Uni versity of Nevada and a member of Sigma Alpha I'Jpsilon. The bride has completed three years of ele mentary education and art study at Fresno State College, Guests from out-of-town includ ed Mr. and Mrs. Dave Parker and family, Billings; Mr. and Mrs. William Lehman and family, Sun- land, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pickup and Christopher, Joseph, Dendel, Newport Beach; Herman liinibaugli and family, Portland; Dorothy Staunton and Edith Hon- ka, Woodburn; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cheyne, Orange, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cheyne, Seattle; Mr. and Mr. Floyd Boyd, Fresno. The day before the wedding Mrs. Ken Thomas was hostess at brunch honoring the bride and her attendants. The rehearsal dinner was held that evening at the Sportsman's Hotel and the bache lor dinner was an event of Thurs day night at the Bill Staunton home. While still in Fresno, the bride- to-be was honored by Mrs. Floyd Boyd at a shower attended by 12 classmates at Fresno Slate Col lege. On June 15 at the Tulelake, Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Wayne Waltman officiated at a double ring ceremony in which Johnelle M. Takacs became the bride of Oakley 0. Parker. The bride is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Takacs Jr.. Tulelake. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs Nell Parker and the late Oakleyi Parker, Newport Beach, Calif, For the 7 p.m. ceremony the church was decorated with peach color blossoms in beauty baskets and matching tapers in tall can delabra at the altar. Pews were marked with champagne tulle bows centered with roses in oeach shade. Traditional wedding marches! were played by Mrs. Kay Paul son. Jackie Willis, Madera, Calif., classmate of the bride, sang "Climb Every Mountain" and "Plasior de Amor." John Takacs Jr. gave his daugh ter in marriage. Her gown, remi niscent of those worn at the turn of the century, was fashioned of! deep parchment colored S w 1 s s organdy with dome skirt and tunic overskirt. At the hemline of the. underskirt was a deep border ol' Alcncon lace which matched the' rose shade accented with a hat ol brighter pink and white orchid corsage. Mrs. Parker choso a beige ensemble and complemen tary orchid corsage. Following the church ceremony. guests attended tho reception at tho Tulelake fairgrounds. Mrs. Dorothy Staunton, Woodburn, was reception hostess. The pride's table was beautifully decorated with champagne color tulle and talisman roses as a back ground for the peach iced four tiered cake, topped with talisman roses. Serving cake were Peggy Takacs nd Joyce Lehman. Mary Jane Os borne and Roberta Parker presid ed at the coffee and tea services. Punch was poured by Sally An derson and Dandle Petligrew. Attending the gift table was Marilyn Mitchell and the guest book, Susan Perry. Packets of rice were given tol guests by nieces of the bride Beth Takacs and Mary Margaret McLain, and Beverly Parker and Marcia Lehman, tho hridegroom's' nieces. ATTEND GRADUATION ELY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Obenchain attended the gradua tion of their daughter, Carolyn,1 trom St. Helen s Hall in Portland on June 11. They were present the awards assembly a n dl Sally Hanville was installed as honored queen ot Bethel No. 61 . . .: I r -. ... international uiult ui jod s Daughters, at public installation June , at the Scottish R i t Temple. Honored yueen Nancy McClure was installing otliccr. The temple was attractive with arrangements of pink tapers and pink gladioli, with Queen Sally in pink letters over the .bast. A decorative floral heart with col ored lights centered the East and portrayod the heart ceremony of. installation. Impressive candlelighting by Marianne Gallagher and Patty Bratton, senior princess and past honored queen of Bethel 6, open ed the ceremonies of placing the crowns and Bible, performed by Bob and Nancy Klahn. A large crowd was welcomed bv Ralph Darmody. associate uardian, and Helen McCornack, guardian, introduced Nancy Mc Clure, honored queen of Bethel 61. The following installing offi cers were then introduced: guide, Laurie Bruns, honored queen Be thel 6; marshal, Cheryl Sasstedt. past honored queen Bethel 61; chaplain, Sandra Voight, past hon ored queen Bethel 61; recorder, Nancy Nicol, past honored queen Bethel 6; senior custodian, Nancy Hugclman, past honored queen Bethel 61; junior custodian, Lin da Taylor, Honored Queen Bethel 51; musician, Linda Hanville, Be thel 61 and soloist, Kathy Chil colc. Bethel 6. Officers seated in heart for mation were installed following t.io installation ot a large choir and honorary officers. Serving for Queen Sally's term are Jane Necce. senior princess; Suana Wliytal, junior princess; Annette Frederickson, guide; Cheryl Ec- cles, marshal; Joan Hamilton chaplain; senior custodian, Carol Leib; junior custodian, Georjan Gates; recorder, Stephanie Gu lenan; Sharon Randlc, treasur er; Carolee Westvold, librarian Sandy Ruconich, musician; Tarn la Mitchell, soloist; messengers, lirst, Susan Lusk; second, Jack ie Tcsch; third, Nan Clark; fourth. Linda Warren; fifth, Linda Why lai; iviarnyn wiulney, inner guard; Mary Brochis, outer guard; Pat Bingham, lady of. lights; Donna May, historian, and Pat Phipps. assistant recorder. The Klamath Falls Chapter. Or der of DeMolay. assisted in the installation of the queen. Kathy Chucotc, accompanied ,by Linda Hanville, sang "I'll Walk God," and "The Lord' queen. Bethel 61; PWj " Past honored qu"-k mM and r.allaiiher, senior niai mime w " j- Princess Bethel 6. Past guardian, and associate C'ians inn -duced were Lucille Anderson Kit 'y Hanville. Virginia Mcuure, KllYinr l and Larry wn lal. all of BeW 61. Phylh Pnr.u ...... ,) miardian. was honored by being escorted to thei C.-i .. . .. mfal ma- t-cisi. velma wau. "v Iron d v.-.AMn Court. Ordei ot the Amaranth, was also intn duced anH upltomed. Honored Onecn Sally expressed her thanks and appreciation to the Bethel after when sne inuu- duced her parents, Mr- and Mrs- noward Hanville. ana mki ler. Linda Hanville. Queen Sally Presented the outgoing queen withi the traditional Job's doll, her pinl and arm bouquet of pink roses from the Bethel. In the retiring ceremony offi cers presented tlie roses they were carrying to Queen Sally, giving her a bouquet. At the close of the ceremonies, Helen McCornack, guardian, presented Ralph Darmody with his past associate Guardian's pin and thanked him for the Bethel. Past Honored Queen Nancy then pre sented the guardian with her past guardian's jewel, and thanked her! lor her service to the Bethel. After the ceremony, members and guests were received in the1 dining hall which was transformed into a flowing tulip garden, bloom ing in colors of pink and orange. and a model white windmill whirl ing in the south end of the hall Punch was served by Janice Mc Cornack, and coffee was poured by Mrs. Willard Ward and Mrs Leonard Allen. Following the reception a dance was held, presided over by Queen Sally, and her escort Sherm Al len. Music was provided by the Tiki's Band (Tom Carncs. Er nie Badger, and Ron Bonham.) ORION'S met at the VFW Orions met at the VFW Hall June 25 for a meeting and to do cancer dressings for local use. Those present were Mrs. Preston Card, Mrs. Neil McEach- ern. Mrs. Al Nanneman. Mrs. Carl Pcrnigotti, Mrs. Robert Pryor, Mrs. Terry St. Helairc. Charles Howard, Mrs. Myron Murray. Guests were Mrs. Alta Lovell and Mrs. George Meade. JULY Leon's Bacfc-to-Campus LAY -AWAY EVENT lor mo awards assembly a n d bv Linda Hanville. santt "I'll Walk & oai; hiv, ,m Kin wL- . ......... .u ,,ciu un niuu-inun una, ami i uira s thn snarkle ol rhinpslnne Bins day ana also attended the bacca- Prayer." ks il nins have soaked five A special wedding and reccpUonllaurcato services Juno 9 at the! Escorted and introduced werelminulpi rnh the jewelry dry with trim nf ltu trmW Vwll,. .mrlnr ?. " 'n""""n-'.'l""':r"" " a unmet C10UI. . . ,!..,,. Mrs. l'unmo Cheyne. Klamath me Driei uior jncKci. uciacnamc pns organdy panels lormcn u o c nape Th hrm t ,cjr ,,,, iram. n ciusier 01 waxes linos 01 . i n, r.iiirnn,io n,,j -. i"" "'' (raveling to their new home jengui ivory veil . ra cnrriea an Custa Mesa, where Hie bridegrooml, Aencon face handkerchief, gift L clllllnvC(, as t,onll.actnl. and ers were long stemmed peach roses. Mrs. Kenneth (Margaret Anne) McLain, Tulelake, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Maid of honor was Tonl Anderson, Lindsay, Calif. Bridesmaids were Anna Davis, Tulelake, and J.yn ette Pond, Shandon, Calif. The attendants Were dressed; alike in gowns fashioned with long slim skirts of peach satin and brocade sleeveless tops. Bro- cade slippers were of matching color. Each carried a single long stemmed talisman rosebud. Davo Parker, brother of the bridegroom, Billings, Mont., was best man. Ushers were John Staunton, Bill Staunton, Mervin Takacs, brother of the bride all of Tulelake, and Joe Dendel, Cos-i ta Mesa. ' Candlelighters were nephews ot the bride, Gary Takacs and Jon Takacs, S A NOW IN PROGRESS Men's & Women's Styles da' 527 Main New Columbian Optical Diamond Sun Glass Lenses are so sturdy that thcy're heyre guaranteed against breakage! Right! Because of an intents heat treatment, these lenses have many times the strength of ordinary sun glasses. If a lens should break, we will make replacement without charge. 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