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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1963)
'AGE I-B HERALD AM NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. .Sunday, July 7, 19fi3 TRADITION FOLLOWED Yvonn. Margaret Bailie, .' bride of Wilbur Railing on June 22, has her blue garter put on by her sister, Linda, left. Other bridal attendants, Isft to right, are Barbara Taylor, Diane Siegner and Mrs. Ted Schroeder. J2ailie lilt ftcliarcl leiiinn if uonne ow i t v b m. : , - ..... I. n : t X .J J ' Yvonne Margaret Bailie, dauch ; Ur of Mr. ajid Mrs. Eugene BaU ; J, tills city, and Richard LeRoy ; Jtoiling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil lwr Jieuuig, Poe Vailey, were! ' united in marriage in a double ring ceremony June 22 at Imman ticl Baptist Church. Pastor Wil liam E. Cross officiated. Kor the eight o'clock candle- Jifjht ceremony, floralabra were .'.arranged with pale pink tapers. . ulnle gladioli and pink rhubrum I -lilies. . ; Mrs. William E. Cross was the Organist. Soloists were Lynn Fer- -rcll and Hugh Barnwell. The bride was escorted to the lallar and given in marriage by 'her father. Her gown was of C'liantilly hce and imported silk organia. Tlie long, tapered sleeves and filled bodice were sculptured wilh tiny seed pearls and irides cent sequins at the scalloped .neckline. The bell bouffant or ganza skirt was 0'itlired with ;garlands of lace appliques. A wide sweep of lace iormed an -iipron which swept . (lie back to paught up with a romance rose 3ifore cascading into a chapel "train. A tiny Swedish crown of 'toed pearls held the tingertip veil of silk illusion. Cousins of the bride, Janice Carlson and Karine Carlson poured punch. Attending the guest book were Sharon Carlson, cousin of the bride, and Diane Iieiling, the bridegroom's sister. Hostesses were Mrs. Terry Shcrrill, Pam Ely, Mrs. George Baker, Gcna Spiclman, Mrs. Mon te Voight, Kriss Spielman and Mrs. Charles Kujawski. For going away, the new Mrs. Roiling changed to an azalea pink wool suit with ranch mink collar and black patent acces sories. On her white straw hat were roses to match the suit. Her corsage was a white or chid. Both Mrs. Roiling and her hus band are students at Southern Oregon College. She is majoring in business education and he in science and mathematics in sec ondary education. He will prac tice teach this fall. They will make their home in Ashland. Special guests at the wedding and reception were Mrs. Elsie Eggers, grandmother of the bnde groom, and (Mrs. harm Carlson and Mrs. Clara Dame, the CELEBRATE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore look over guest book signed by their many friends at a reception arranged by their three children to honor their 25th wedding anniversary. Photo by Guderian Couple Note Silver Ddte SISTERS Patricia Miller, left, who became the bride of Dr. William Bechen on June 21, is shown before -the ceremony with her sister, Susan, who was maid of honor. Photo by Ferebee On June 22 the children of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Moore arranged a reception to honor their par ents' 25th wedding anniversary The parly planned as a surprise; was held at the Moore home on Newcastle Street. Babs Moore, a dental hygienist in Portland, Jean Moore, sopho more at Oregon Slale University, and Clifford, KUHS junior, dec-l orated their home in a white and silver theme with streamers from the chandelier and numerous bells and birds The lace covered refreshment table held Hie three tiered wed ding cake, cut lirst by the hon ored couple. The handsome sil ver tea and coffee service used was the gift of the Moore's chil dren. A cleverly designed wishing well held gifts from friends. Mrs. Conrad Boislinc served vin, sister of Mrs. Moore, poured coffee. Attending the punch bowl were Mrs. Fred Scott and Mrs. Leon Palmer. Jean Moore took care of the guest book. Among the guests were Mrs. Gertrude Moore, mother of Art Moore, and Mrs. Moore's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. James! A. Mclvin and Janice and James, Portland. Claudia Alexander and Arthur Moore were married June 19. 1938. in Portland and have made their home in Klamath Falls since their marriage. He has been with Weyerhaeuser Company 29 years and is woods engineer Mrs. Moore taught in cityl schools and later had her own kindergarten for eight years. She has held several slale oflices in the PTA and is active in Girl Scouting, having served at one the cake and Mrs. James A. Mel-ltime as council president, Beck ten- eniiuzea Wide, U IJoung Coup(e Jecih 0 Oil II. 0 Aune VUeddina vows Nancy Anne Benson and Ken-handkerchief carried also by her neth Edward Jones exchanged nuptial vows on June 15 at 1 p.m. in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Benson and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Jones, are Klamath falls residents. Msgr. T. P. Casey officiated at the double ring ceremony. The altar flowers lor the occasion were white gladioli and white stock. Paula Andrieu was the organ ist. Wedding songs were sung by the Sacred Heart Academy Madrigal Chorus. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. She wore a floor length gown of Chantilly over satin made with long sleeves and jewel neckline edged with Venice lace and with streamers in back. A pearl tiara held the ballerina length veil of English silk illusion. Her bouquet was all white and designed in crescent style. Her only jewelry was a diamond pendant belonging to her paternal grandmother, Mrs. T. M Benson. She carried a white lace quez. mother and her maternal grand mother, Mrs. Rav Paxton, at their weddings. Jeannie Evans was maid of lion or. Her sleeveless frock was of blue nylon tricot topped with blue lace jacket. A blue velvet head band with face veil, white gloves and white slippers completed her outfit. She carried a single white pompon with blue streamers. Bridesmaids were Beverly Jack son. Portland, and Sandra Rich ards, Amity, cousin of the bride. Their yellow frocks were styled like that of the honor attendant and matched their headbands. Each carried a yellow pompon tied with green streamers. White rosaries were the bride's gifts to her attendants. Flower girls Laurie Jones, sis ter of the bridegroom, and Renee Paxton, cousin of the bride, wore white tissue organdy dresses with pink flocked flowers and wide pink satin sashes. They carried white baskets of rose petals. Ring bearer was Jess Rodri- Norman HoUiday was best man and ushers were Robe-l M. Ben son, brother of the bride, and Jerry Harris. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Benon wore n gold brocade sheath with short jacket and beige accessories. Her corsage was of green orchids. Mrs. Jones was dressed in a blue sheath and her accessories were white. A beige cymbidium orchid was at her shoulder. The wedding reception was held in the garden at the home of the bride's parents. Assisting were Mrs. Lynn Jackson, Portland, Mrs. Gayle Paxton, Portland. Mrs. Gay Richard, Amity, and Mrs. Tom Herman. Medford. All are aunts of the bride. After the reception the newly married couple traveled to San Diego where the bridegroom is serving with the Navy. Mrs. Jones is a June graduate of Sacred Heart Academy. Her going away nutlit was a beice jacket dress worn with matching accessories and the orchid from her bouquet. Among the guests were t h e bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paxton, Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Benson, this city, and the bridegroom's grand mother, Mrs. W. Woodburn, Se attle. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Paxton, Spokane, and two great-aur's of the bride groom, Mrs. Floss Johnson and Mrs. Philip Holle, Herkim er, Kan. The bridal bouquet was a cas- bride's crandmothers. cade arrangement oi wnne puai- n,,, ,,.,, ii. iiw ennoDsis orchids, white tiara rosebuds and stcphanolis. With her bouquet the bride carried a handmade lace handkerchief from tier maternal grandmother, K.irin Carlson. Preceding lite biide and her fallier down the aisle were tour -bridal attendants, Barbara Tay lor, Klamath Falls, maid of hon roi', and Mrs. Ted Schroeder. Ash ';lapd, Dianne Siegner, Portland, ;iind Linda Bailie, sister of the bride, bridesmaids. : The attendants were dressed ' alike in frocks of turquoise raw silk with fitted bodices and short petal skirts, matching mitts and rcau de soie slippers. Each carried a crescent designed bou quet of pink Lucy Wilson rhu brum lilies. Steve Roiling, Klamath Falls, was best man for his brother. I'sliers were Jim Long, Malm, Tom Veltman, Eugene. Charles Holt, Ashland, and Rudy Hcd "bore. Klamath Falls. ? Mrs. Bailie chose for her 'laughter's wedding an imported ' t.ilk organza sheath in ice owe : with schiffll embroidery. Small matching hat, shoes, bag and cor kage of pmk Frills rosemids com pleted her ensemble. Mrs. Red ing wore a Curat cise and white brocade sheath with matching accessories and white hat. Her corsage was of Carioca orange - iosebuds. : At the reception, a lovely tiered Vedding cal'.e, set between silver l andelabra with pale pink can- ' dies', was encircled with tiny )ink flip rosebuds. Serving the con iection were Mi's. Jonas Wall din. Mrs. Pete Hcdberg. Mrs. fcwan Erickson and Mrs. A r t Hoed. At ill coffee services were Dorothy Bailie and Mrs. Erik Carlson, aunts of the bride, and iMrs. Ricliard Spielman and Mrs. , 1'ivd Taylor. Siegner and Dianne, Portland the Krik Carlson family and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stockslill, Med ford; Mrs. Sloan Smith, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Al Morgan, Canhy, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Caldwell, Vallejo; t li e Hilding Erickson family and Tom Vell man, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holt. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schroeder, Pam Ely, Mary Wam- plcr, Steve Bowman, Bruce Lai tin, Ashland. Prior to her marriage the bride was feted at numerous showers. Mrs. William. Tubach, Mrs. Rich ard Spiclman and Mrs. I. F, Rodg er entertained at the Poe Valley Community Hall; Mrs. Fred Goel- ler. Mrs. Glenn Bowman and Mrs. Art Reed were hostesses at a party at Molatorc's; Mrs. Ruth Barnwell, Mrs. Boa Dorleh and Mrs. Leonard Galley were other hostesses al the Bill Rus sell home, and Mrs. Fred Taylor and Bobbi also entertained (or the bride-elect. On the SOC cam pus college triends arranged a shower at the dormitory. sf"3r;-: "f't it c i ii '-vf,. M id. ri Vf 1 .J vw A 'V 1. : . 1 I fK''l 1- i ; ' u J Patricia Ann Miller and Dr. William Shive Bechen exchanged wedding vows and wedding bands June 21 in a quiet ceremony wit nessed by members of tlie two families in Sacred Heart Church. Father John C. Gallney offi ciated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick B. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Haarhy B. Bechen are parents of the bridegroom. The wedding marches were played at the organ by Eddie Butler. The bride's brother, Tom Mill er, and Michael Hurley were altar bovs. Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride wore a short gown with three-quarter sleeves and modified bell skirt. The bodice with pearl outlined scoop neck line was fashioned of Chantilly over peau de soie and on the skirt front insets of the same lace came to a point defined by self bow. A dainty crown ol braid and pearls secured the float veil of Imported IMiglish illusion. She carried an old-tashioned bou quet of white roses. A sapphire- set necklace, gift of the bride groom, had belonged to his grand mother. Mrs. Oscar Shive, Susan Miller was maid of hon- SOAK SOOTHES Spring fever puts us in a rush of unaccustomed activity. Often! we jump into sports after a rela tively sedate winter, or feel that the house needs cleaning imme diately. The result can he pain ful sprains or just plain stiff and aching muscles. A bracing shower will wash away much of the fatigue at the end of the day, but a long soak in a hot tub soothes the ache. Follow this with an alcohol rub and you'll feel less achy t h e next morning. FAMILY GROUP Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore, seated, pose with their three children on their 25th wedding an niversary. Standing, left to right, are Jean Moore, Babs Moore and Clifford Moore. Photo by Guderian Club Names Officer Slate une or for her sister. Her frock was chiffon taffeta in talisman rose shade, trimmed with self roses on the skirt, and was matched by her sUppers and veiled crown headdress. She carried a bouquet of yellow daisies and carnations. Best man for his brother was John Bechen. Dick Miller, broth er of the bride, was usher. Also present for the ceremony was the bride's grandmother, I Mrs. Elizabeth Jlayberry, Sacra mento, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shive, grandparents of the bride groom, this city. The wedding reception was held in Ihe Pelican Parly Room which was decorated in the bride's col ors of pink and white. The bride's table with its silver appointments was centered with a bowl of pink peonies. At one end was the three tiered wedding cake, iced with pink and white roses. following champagne toasts to the young couple, they left for New Orleans where the bride groom will serve his internship at Lnanty Hospital. He is a gradu ate of the University of Oregon and the University of Oregon Medical School. Mrs. Bechen at tended Marylhurst College and has recently been employed at Klamath Valley Hospital. JULY SHOE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Men's & Women's Styles r J I T daMil's MOUNT SHASTA Installation dinner for the Toastmistress Club was June 19 in the Sky Room ol the Ski Bowl Cafe. New officers installed are Mis. Barba ra Wilder, president; Mrs. Glad ys Jensen, vice president; Mrs. Marge Poe, secretary; Mrs. Bet ty Chase, treasurer, and M r s, Phyllis Moisan, club representa tive. Mrs. Imadean Hill was in stalling nlficcr. The atlair also served as ; farewell lo the outgoing presi dent, Mrs. Hetty F.ngdalil. who with her husband, Itev. Harold Engdahl. is moving to Yuba City MMmmmmmmmmmmmmMXU where he has been transferred. Mrs. Engdahl, one of the ban quel speakers, was given the past president's pin, a club necklace and siiapbook of the year's ac tivities. Invocation and closing thought were given by Mrs. Irene Wa ner. airs. Janet Andrews wasi toastmistress for the evening and speakers beside Mrs. Engdahl were Mrs. Vivian Lcnsing and Mrs. Vircima Aikin. Stork Shower BONANZA A lovely stork shower was given at the Bonan za Library the evening of June 27 in honor of Mrs. Gary ( Kath leen i Williams. Hostesses were Mrs. Albei t Ack lin. Mrs. LaVern Haskins. Mrs. Mike Ketcham. Mrs. Virgil Schmoe, Mrs. Cecil Haley. Mrs. Bill Burnett, Mrs. Mary Sparks and Mrs. Maude Conquergood. A pink and blue umbrella dec orated w ith rattles and baby toys hung from the ceiling and pink candles and flowers were on the refreshment table. Mrs. Williams' sister, R o x i e Turner, and sister-in-law. Susan Williams, helped her open the many presents. Priies for the games went to Mis. Paul Monroe and Mrs. Don Hughes. Refreshments were servea ai the close of the social evening. VERTICAL GARDENING If you have a limited area you would like to make more attrac tive, consider pole planters. These come with brackets and hold varied number of potted plants. depending upon the type you se lect. 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