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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1963)
r i '---TTi - :. t Ik-- j j I . ' T i . 1 JCST MARRIED Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dei Fatti leave he First Methodist Church in Baiter following their re cent marriage. She is the former Marilyn Kay Fisher. They will make their home in Baker. (iaher (jtri 3i deride Marilyn Kay Fisher. Baker, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. Or- ville Baker, Haines, became the bride of Gerald Del Fatti on June 23 at the Baker First Meth odist Church. , The bridegroom is the son of; Mr. and Mis. Mathew Del Fatti Klamath Falls, who were present for the ceremony. The 2 p.m. double ring serv ice was performed by the Rev. Merle Burris. Altar decorations were white snapdragons. Mrs. James Barney was the organist and accompanist for Mrs. Vernon Jacobson who sang "0 Promise Me" and during the ceremony. "The Lord's Prayer. Given in marriage by h e r father, the bride wore a street length gown of white silk organ za over taffeta with long lily point sleeves. The scalloped square neckline was appliqued with Chantilly lace which was re peated on an overlay insertion on the full skirt. A Dior rose held the bouffant veil. On a white Bible the bride carried a cascade of yellow rosebuds with white and yellow streamers. Sister of the bride, Mrs. John McAllister, Burns, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Cecil Fisher, Haines, sister-in-law of the bride, and Mrs. Wil liam Howe, Baker. They were dressed alike in light green crystal poie afternoon frocks with matching slippers. While tiaras held brief veils. White gloves and bouquets of white carnations completed their attire. Boxanne Del Fatti. Klamath Falls, sister of the bridegroom, was flower girl. She was dressed in white, full-skirted nylon dress. headband and gloves. Her bou quet w as of pink carnations. Mrs. Fisher wore a light blue afternoon dress with blue and white accessories. Mrs. Del Fat ti also chose blue for her dress with matching hat. Her accessor-! ies were white. Both mothers had corsages of pink roses. Daren Martin, Klamath Falls,! was best man. Ushers were Don; Welp and William Howe, both of Baker. The wedding reception was held m the Fireside Room of the church. The pretty four tiered cake was baked and decorated by Mrs. Bernal Coles, Haines. Serving were Mrs. Rodney Wright. Baker, Mrs. Loren Tuck er, Portland, and Mrs. Thelma Pritchard, Mrs. H. K. Fisher and Mrs. Wilber Fisher, all of Haines. All are aunts of the bride. Mrs. Marilyn Hobbs, La Grande, attended the guest book. At the gift table were Mrs. Silven Calhoun, cousin of the bride, and! Mrs. John Hammond, both of Baker. The new Mrs. Del Fatti's going away costume was a champagne linen sheath with matching hat and gloves and black patent ac cessories. At her shoulder was the yellow rose corsage from the bridal bouquet. Mrs. Del Fatti is a graduate of Powder Valley High School and attended Eastern Oregon College. She is presently employed by the Baker Branch of the First Na-; tinal Bank of Oregon. Tile bridegroom is a graduate of Klamath Union High School and Oregon State University. He is a member of the Oregon State Police. The ncwlyweds visited Idaho points of interest on their honey moon and are now at home in Baker at 2035 D Street. Out-of-town wedding guests not already mentioned included Mathew Del Fatti, brother of the bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. Daren Martin, Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. G. Bermirdi, Moun tain View, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Don Averett and family, Port land, and John McAllister, Burns. D I y IV O r-4 D R I M 3 S OF THE FINEST QUALITY McCORMICK B From $125.00 I Every Keepsake Engagement center diamond is a rare gem of fins color and meticulous modem cut, reflect ing full brilliance and beauty . . , for ever. It is guaranteed perfect (or reoiacement assurea;. .-"t J. C.RENIE Jeweler "Three Oregon Licensed Wofehmokert" 1021 Moin TU 4-4606 f FUTURE BRIDE Announced this week in Tempe, Arii., by Mr. and Mrs. &. R. (Miicel Mills is the engagement of their daughter. Sherry Ann, to Gary Phair, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Phair, this city. The wedding will bo an event of Sept. 6 in the Mesa Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The couple will be honored Sept. 14 at a reception in the Klamath Falls LOS Church. The bride-to-be has attended Brigham Young University three years as a music education major. She was a member of the a eappelfa choir, Tolcalon Social Unit and Chi Triellas Culture Unit. Her fiance attended BYU two years bsfdre his two and a half-year, church mission in Uruguay. He will finish his college studies next year. Photo by Mish Studio, Mesa - ' - A. i. 0 0 m & & 4$ CELEBRANTS Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Musselman pose for their picture on their 25th wedding anniversary. Topping the cake are the bridal figures used at their wedding in 1938. The couple were honored at an open house June 29 at their home. V. ii mm '-! - lrtniMli,nmrffT' 'II l .VMwiiai HERALD AJiD NEB'S Klamath Fslls, Oregon Sasd?, July 11, vm PACK S B Party Honors Local Couple The 25tft wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Msssseiman was the incentive for an open house Saturday, June 23, at their some m Homedale Rom. Planning the festive sffair were the couple's children, Secia. sopfesmere at Southern Oregon uwege, Jerry Jr., a 'S3 grad uate af Oregon State Clege, and Bobis, sixsii grader at Ferguson School Hosts with the three Mussel-! raaa ciuMrea were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caster, Sir. and Sirs, Ken neth Lambie, Sir. assd Mrs, AS: ASdrieh, Mr. and Sirs. Eimer Vin cent, Mr. and Mrs. P a a il Bretthaupl and Mr. arsd Mrs. Chet! Mussetmas, a brother. 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The bride was attended by Beverly Moffitt, honor at tendant, and Linda Vigen. Merle Sine was best man and Jim Skelfon and Ron Reinmilter were ushers. Following a San Francisco honeymoon, the newlyweds will be at home in this city. Mrs, Williams is an employe of the Oregon Water Corporation, The bridegroom attends Southern Oregon College, Photo by Bob Anderson f ? l 1 r h "i 1 1 j J j i-4 tf-" FAMILY GROUP At their 25fh anniversary celebra tion, Mr. and Mrs. G. C, Musselman posed for this pic ture with their three children. At left is Jerry Jr., at right, Necia, and tn front, Robin , miniates rose arbors and Mtver beits. Along the fsrepiace wait was the wedding pieistre at (he Mussefnsata, flanked by Indivi dual prscifjgFapra takes 25 years ago. As attractive money tree deeo rad wish ilewers of currescy arsd stiver as a cift to the esspte. The fisse tiered wedding cake as tipped with the bridai fig-i ures M Hica sad bees ased ea tte erigiisaS weddssg eosfectiwi. Servaig were Mrs. Lena Qce wtier, rafrther of Mr. Musseiman, Mrs, Baase Cox, Eageae, md Sirs. Bab Srfmhe, Aibany, tsteeesi Mrs. stusseiman's ass Mrs Jack Saanson, Bend, her sisie?, Also asastiag were Mrs. Ai Ma ther, Mrs. A! AfcJrich. Mrs. Pass! Breithaopt awf Mrs. Ed EadJartt, Priisevilie. - '. JSecia Massefeaaa bSd the gwji bosk. Movtog jsetBres of the 1S3S ad ding sere shews daHsg the even ing. Pictices were takes tt 'Mm Musselmass esd thear weddat iesdante, Mrs, jack (Gerfet Paddodc asd Chei Masiejujsa, who were open heuse goffit Jerry asd KsS Musseimaa 3ere married at the H, E. Jonej pest deace on LirtOViR Street m June as, tm. They isave iived in the city since thai time where he bat bees esjpfeyed the last 2 years by the Great Jtaltsera Baikoad Company. Out-of-tows gssts tsclsded has bands of several women atreaay meBtisaed and Mr. and Mrs. Sie wart Patty, Pwtiand. ; -rr-x .stay V Let your figure enjoy the fight touch! bragirdle! 'S t. 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