Wednesday, August 7, 1963
HERALD AND NEHS, Klamalh Falls,
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TEN-SHUN!
Giving a children's party? Fold
the napkins like peaked hats and
stand (hem at attention before
(AdtwiUpA
each plate.
CONTINUING
RESETTING EVENT
By Htn BmImr
Family
Picnic
;and family, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine
Nelson and two children from
Vancouver, Wash.
Others present for the affair
were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson
and two daughters, Bly; Mr. and
Homemade ice cream topped
the menu of picnic fare enjoyed
Mrs. Merle Nelson and children
Keno'Road; Mr. and Mrs. May
nard Nelson and sons Mrs. Lu
by tlie family of Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Nelson who met July 21
FOR
DIAMOND
in Wiard Park for a get-together
cille Hucbner and daughter and
ir. nonor 01 tlie Nelson s nephew
Clarence Nelson, this city.
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NEWCOMERS After many months without a regular librarian, Kingsley is wel
coming J. G. Sibley as base librarian. Shown above are Mr. and Mrs. Sibley and their
children, left to right, Nanette, Jana, Jay and Tanya. The new librarian has a back
ground of teaching and serving as head librarian in the Livingston, La., systems. Ha re
ceived a BA in humanities from Hendricks College, Conway, Ark., and MS in library
science from Louisiana State University. He also holds an honorary doctorate from the
Boswell Institute of Loyola University of New Orleans. The Sibley family resides at
5822 Winter Avenue.
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HOME AGAIN Christy
Lynn Hitson, 2 years old
Aug. I, is now home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Hitson of Langell Val
ley. She has been receiving
treatment at Shriners Hos
pital in Portland. Also glad
to have her home again
are her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kermit Keysor
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hit
son Sr., all of Langell Valley.
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RETURNS HOME Mrs. Tony (Noma I Santos, right,
has returned to her home in Vancouver, Wash., after visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Homer Dixon, and family. Mrs.
Santos resided 20 years in Klamath Falls before moving
to Vancouver. She is shown with her daughter, Mrs. Dix
on, and granddaughter, Julia Anne Dixon.
Photo by Miller. Williams
RECENTLY WEO The former Angelena Rose Teeumseh
and Gerald Arnold A. Mellentine were married July 20
at First Methodist Church. They will make their home in
Klamath Falls. Photo by Ferebee
Church Vows Unite Couple
Garden Clubs Stage School
Garden clubs of the Klamath
District are sponsoring a flower
show school Sept. 16, 17 and 18
at the Klamath Auditorium, Main
and Spring streets.
All garden cluh members and
interested friends are invited to
attend the sessions to learn how
to grow, exhibit and arrange flow
ers.
Instructors will be Mrs. Allen
B. Scott. Corvallis, horticulture,
and Mrs. Joe Wolff, Bellevue.
Wash., flower arranging and
flower show practice.
Mrs. Chester J. Vain. Tulelake,
chairman of the school, has an
nounced tlie list of books to be
course prior to the beginning of
the school. The four books need
cd for Course I include America's
Garden Book, Handbook for Flow
er Shows, Art of Flower and
Foliage Arrangements by Butt,
and Art Principles of Flower Ar
rangement by Wilson. These books
may be obtained through the dis
trict book chairman.
Further information concerning
the school may be obtained by
calling Mrs. David Gochring, TU
2-3823.
Angelena Rose Tccumsch and
Gerald Arnold A. Mellentine were
united in marriage in a double
ring ceremony July 20 at First
Methodist Church. The Rev.
Ralph Richardson officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Teeumseh
and was given in marriage by her
mother and father. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Mellentine are parents of
the bridegroom.
A white aisle cloth led to the
altar which was decorated with
white and pink gladioli and blue
stock. Floor candelabra held white
tapers.
Mrs. Ann Curry was the organ
ist and James Chance the soloist.
The bride chose a gown of Chan-
tilly lace and imported silk or
ganza with long sleeve fitted bod
ice trimmed at the scalloped neck
line with seed pearls and irides
cent sequins. The bouffant organ
za skirt with lace panel front and
small organza bows, cascaded
from the waist in a tiered organ
za and lace ovcrskirt ending in a'
chapel train. The silk tulle finger
tip veil was held in place by a
crown of seed pearls and Chan-
Inly lace. Site carried a cascade
of carnations, roses and orchids,
ill while.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Stan
Teeumseh, sister-in-law of the
bride. She and one bridesmaid,
Linda McDanicls, wore short blue
frocks fashioned with lace bod
ice and chiffon skirts. Two other
bridesmaids, Shannon Briley and
Janice Riddle, Bealty, wore the
same style dresses in pink lace
and organza. All carried bouquets
of white carnations.
The bride's brother, Stan Te
eumseh. was best man. Ushers
were John Kirk, Beatly, Henry
Cole, Chiloquin, and Marlin Mc
Williams, Sprague River.
Mrs. Teeumseh wore a dress ol
pink lace for her daughter's wed
ding and Mrs. Mellentine chose
blue lace for hers. Each had a
pink rosebud corsage.
tJonny Dexter was ring bearer
and Toni Marie Riddle, flower
girl.
While and lavender chrysanthe
mums decorated the church an
nex for the reception. Mrs. Bill
Nichols and Linda Walker served
the wedding cake and Mrs. Doug
Newman and Gene Lee poured
punch and coffee.
The newlywcds will make their
home in Klamath Falls.
FOR SUN FUN
Despilc constant warnings most!
of us come up with one or more'
uncomfortable sunburns during a
season. If you feel you are gettinc
burned by the sun's rays, apply a
burn ointment or first aid cream
antiseptic. Then cover up immed
iately and it there is an um
brella, hide under it.
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