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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1963)
"er PACK i HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, Oregon I ". JUNE NEWLYWEDS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ray Behnke .' wars married June 20 in the Idaho Falls Temple of the ", Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She is the ! former Carolyn Woods, Jackson, Miss. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Behnke, reside in this city. : Idaho Falls Nuptial Site The Idaho Falls Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints was the setting June 20 for the marriage of Frances Carolyn Woods and Joseph Ray Behnke. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. . Woods, Jack son, Miss., who were hosts at a reception on June 10 at the Jack son LDS Church. This affair was attended by parents of the bride groom, Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Behnke of Klamath Falls. Reception attendants for the coupel were Carolyn Sly and J. E. Blister, uncle of the bride, both of Jackson. Following the Jackson rccep BREAKFAST PARTY Opal Hawkins was hostess at a patio breakfast at her heme. 1244 Homedale Boad, on July 15. Her guests were members of the Degree of Honor. Assisting Mrs. Hawkins was her daughter, Melba Ecker, and Shirley Crawford. tion, the new Mr. and Mrs. Behnke traveled to the West Coast and! were honored at an open house June 20 in the Klamath Falls' Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. Hosts were the bride groom's parents. Both voung people are grad uates of Brigham Young Uni versity. He is continuing his studies toward his master degrcel in chemistry at the university. They will make their home in' lOrcm, Utah. I ofi 4:' u.wr-'it Sunday, July 21, 1963 1 I li In California BRIDAL PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Zine were re cently married in North Highlands, Calif. Before her marriage the bride was Bom,' Louise Green, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Green Jr., are former res idents of this city. Photo by R. G. Stubbs. Birthday Party Given BLY A party honoring the 11th birthday of Terry Hender son was held at his home on July 12. Hostesses were Nancy Jo Clemens and Mary Baker. Special guests were Jim Hall, coach of the Little League team, and Jerry Henderson. Refreshments were served and games were played with the priz es going to John Larsen, Mark Smith and Robert Ashford. Guests included Mark Smith, Randy Pruitt, Robby Melsness, Donald and Robert Ashford, Ed die Patzke, Jim Baker, Paul Lit tle, John Larsen, Bill Sheridan, Oscie Anderson, Rcbbeca Hall, Pam Haskings and Ben Baker. SI.UMIIKR LORE Drip-dry cotton nightgowns are cooler than nylon. Why not put your nylon gowns away until fall and sleep comfortably? Cotton gowns trimmed with ribbon and lace are pretty, as well as prac tical, for hot nights. Bonnie Louise Creen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Creen Jr. North Highlands. Calif., former residents of Klamath Fails, be came the bride of Robert N Zine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nich oias cine, tlverta. Caul., in a recent ceremony at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, North Highlands. Father Gabrielli performed the ceremony. The bride was dressed in a gown with Chantilly lace bodice. The same lace edged the mantilla veil of silk illusion. She carried a bouquet of white carnations with pink streamers. Maid of honor, Dawn Clark Klamath Falls, wore a pink taffeta frock, coronet type hat, pink gloves and carried a heart shaped bouquet of pink carna tions. Bridesmaids were Rebecca Green, sister of the bride, Judy Zine, the bridegroom's sister, and Patricia Sieving, Roseville. Their frocks were of a lighter shade of pink, matched by their slip pers and brief veils. Their flow ers were the same as carried by the honor attendant. James Mason, Rio Linda, Calif., was best man. Ushers were Eric Trerking, Elverta, Ron Z e i n, Roseville, and Doug Hunter, North Sacramento. Following the ceremony, a re ception was held at Civilian Cen ter at McClellan Air Force Base. Attending the nuptials from Klamath Falls was the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Cecil Green Sr. ORIGIN OF YOSEMITE The name "Yosemite" derives from the word "Yosemity" which meant "the grizzlies" or 'the killers" and was applied to valley Indians of California because of their lawlessness. George Zupan, M.D. Physician - Surgeon . . . announces his affiliation with the Klam ath Medical Clinic, 1905 Main St., with of fices open for the general practice of medi cine os of July 18th, 1963. Office calls by appointment. H3SS SHOES SHOES AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS.'!! Terrific . . . Tremen dous . . . It's the great 2 for 1 Shoe Sale ... The BIGGEST VALUE giving event of the year ... All Nationally Fam ous brands in Women's Shoes . . . REMEMBER IT'S LEON'S 2 FOR ONE . . . BRING A FRIEND AND SPLIT THE COST. ALL SALES FINAL. "Casuals" Pol.nl, whim, colors, Dres ly Flat.. 2 p r 8 95 "Dress Shoes" Some of our tintit Pgr. ent, Colt, Whit., Colon. 2 p 1 4 95 'Casuals' Nationol Brandt of Better Shoes. Patent, White, Bone. 2 1 2 95 "Dress Shoes" Nationatiy Fomoui Brands. Good Selection. Terrific values. 2 22" "Dress Shoes" Black, Brown, Colt, Potent, White, Colors. 2 -1 8 95 "Dress Shoes" Potent, White, p o 1 1 e I s, Bone, Black, Brown. Little heel. 2-10" "Casuals" Flats, Wedgies, Squash, Colors, Patent, White. 2 pir 5 95 Back to School Shoes Many Stylet, Colon to Choott From. 2-10" Handbags 1.99 525 Main St. i ( , 1 Marriage Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. James C. Booth announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Susan Booth, to Jerry Malck, son of Mrs. Irene Tunnell. All are residents of Klamath Falls. The young couple was mar ried July 11 in Carson City and will make their home in this city. Attendants to the bridal pair were the bride's brother-in-law' and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gamble. I 1 In initiation ceremonies held recently in the College Commons, Humboldt State College. Gerald Amerling Jr. was initiated into Rho Sigma Epsilon, lower divi- sion scholastic honorary. He is a sophomore forest management major. Look (or suede to come on strong ... in hand stitched coats and suits (or fall. 9 NOW AT TOWER FURNITURE! ROYALWEVE CARPET DEPT. BETROTHED Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Dodge, former residents of Klamath Falls now living in Eugene, an nounce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Linda Kay, this city, to Clarence C. Sny der Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Snyder Sr., Los Angeles. The bride-elect is a graduate of Springfield High School and attended University of Oregon. Pres ently she is employed at Pacific Northwest Bell Com pany. Her fiance is stationed at Kingsley Field. The wed ding will take place Oct. S in Eugene. liU your lime. Colon. iMiuie, taei, n)loni, wools, i ind Nrndt itc dupived (or you. NO MONEY DOWN S&H Green Stamps Open Fri. 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