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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1963)
HERALD AND .NEWS. Klamath FalU, Ore. Sunday, August 4. 19fiJ PACE S-B GUEST OF HONOR Mrs. Phillip A. Rand, riqht. was honored at a party July 12 given by the 322nd Fighter Squadron Wives at Kingsley. Mrs. Rand will move from Falcon Heights in to Klamath FalU while her husband is attending Air War College, Offering Mrs. Rand punch is Mrs. J. D. Shepherd, chairman of the 322nd Squadron Wives. Bride-To-Be Is Honored TULEI.AKE - Ona Lee Terry. who will be an August bride. vias honored with a delightfully appointed miscellaneous shower June 21 in the Tulelake Grange Hall. Her engagement to Dennis Rus sell o( Kingsley Air Force Bae. Klamath Falls, was recently an nounced. His home is in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Hostesses for the early sum mer event were Betty Jean Gat- liff. Leona Davis. Margaret Hall. Faye Schirman. Clco St. Peter. Ineas Roberts, Mary Pevy- tol, Edna Jamison, Beth Carle- ton, Carol Thomas, D o n n l s Ablaard, and Jerry Hanna. Tlie guest o honor's rainbow colors in pastel shades with pink predominating, were carried out in flower arrangements. A lace table cloth over pink covered the refreshment tabic. Ona Lee was assisted in open ing her numerous gifts by Beth Carleton. Barbara Roberts and Carol Thomas. Margie and Janie Retterath of Merrill, accompanied by their mother, Mrs. Marvin Rclteratn gave acrobatic and dance num. bers. PATENT ON PASTELS If von like to wear pastel shoes during the summer months, vour best bet is patent leather The new patent pastels can be wiped free of soil in a jilly, and look fresh and pretty for each wearing. aWssV joeaufy. ham Hi (f &YOU MARY MARTIN Family Get-Together MACDOEL - Mrs. Jo.sephine Duncan, who will lie 90 vears Couple Wed In Lakeview LAKEVIEW Tamara Lynne old next Oct. 19. was present re-Jomlin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cently for a five-generation get-.Lynn Tnmlin of the W'estside, pink rosebuds and white carnations. Mrs. Calvin Hanks, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Her frock was of pink nylon net over taffeta with matching lace jack et. Bridesmaid Nova Wyman was dressed in a white nylon organdy together at the home of her daugh ter. Mrs. Maggie Cnss. Tlie ounger generations pres ent were children, grandchildren and great-grandchiidren in the! family line of a second daugh- ler. Mrs. Vera Howell, now mak ing her home with Mrs. Criss. Mrs. Duncan was born at Man- kato. Minn., and came to Klam ath County in 1H20. The family lived at Malin for many years. Prior to that time they traveled by covered wagon in 1907 from Roseburg to Canhy, Calif. Two daughters ot Mrs. Howell Mrs. Don i Edith Weber. Grand Ronde, Ore., and Mrs. Al Bur goyne, Glendale, Ore., were the third generation. Mrs. Leroy Moschkau of Glen dale and Mrs. Rov Coatc of Al buquerque, N.M.. were the fourth generation. Scott Moschkau. year old. and Francine Marie Coate, 4 montlts, were the fifth generation. was united in marriage with Gerald Maynard Foster, on the afternoon of Saturday. June 15. at the Fust Baptist Church in Lakeview with Dr. Alfred Rus sell nfliciating at the double-ring ceremonv. The bridearoom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Foster of Brooklyn, Iowa. The wedding music was plaved hv Mrs. Cecil Ratman and vocal selections were bv a trio made up1 of Mrs. George Johnston and daughters, Kathy and Dcanna. and a duet composed of Mr. and Mrs Bruce Tomlin, aunt and uncle of the bride. The bride was given in mar nage by her father. Her floor length gown of white satin over nylon net was fashioned with drop back waistline with bow ac cent, and three-quarter length sleeves. Her fingertip veil of it lusion was fastened to a pearl maid, wore a dress of turquoise Lakeview. nylon net over yellow taffeta. Out-of-town guests at the wed They earned bouquets of white din? wcre Mr. and Mrs, A) carnations and pink rosebuds. Wright and Mr and Mrs. Bruce Gail Hanks, niece of the bride.'Tomlin and Buckev. Molalla; NEW FOR FALL The newest thing in fashion is the long gown for at-home en- For wedding trip to Califor-j nia the bride changed to a white, krn-nr! lun.niara trace tilth' sage from her bridal bouquet, jtertaining, as well as for formal The bride is a 1963 graduate of;evenin8s- Many of u Lakeview High School, and the gns are resplendent with bead bridegroom was graduated from cd embroidery. gown with pink embroidery, and the Brooklyn. Iowa. High School. Dcanna Johnson, also a brides-iThev will make their home in' wore a pink nylon net dress over taffeta for her role as lower girl Ringbearer was Lee Hanks, neph-1 ew of the bride Calvin Hanks was best man and David Johnson and Ralph Gold were ushers. The costume of Mrs. Tomlin was a gray and orchid paisley print with white accessories, with a yellow rosebud corsage. A lawn reception followed at the home of the bride's parents. Serv ing the cake were Mrs. Norma Blalock and Mrs. George John son: coflce was poured by Mrs. A Wright and punch by Mrs. Dan Morrison. Dcanna Johnson at tended the guest book and Mrs. Calvin Hanks and Mrs. R. A. Connie Lou Hubbard, Sheridan; Mrs. Ruth Raabe and her children Charlene. Rodney and Jimmy, Sa lem: Mrs. Beatrice Wcatherly and daughter, Anne. Silverton; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Washburn, great aunt and uncle of the bride, Nam pa. Idaho; Mrs. Vernon Brown, and son, Newton, Montpelier, N.D., Jeanne Muslin, Edgely, N.D.. Valora Brown and Doreen Brown. Bismark, N.D., Mr. and Mrs. Paul King. Harlan, Wanda, Janet and Ronnie, and Joe King, great-uncle of the bride, Klamath Falls. tiara and she carried a bouquet oflSipp were at the gifl table. 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