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HERALD AM) NEWS, Klamath Falli, Oregon
Sunday, August 18, 19C3
FUTURE BRIDE HONORED Bafty Kerns, right, who will be married Sept. 7 to
James Maryott, received many lovely gifts at a shower this week given by Mrs. El
bert Stiles, Mrs. Fred Ehlers and Mrs. Murdo Morrison in the Round Table Room of the
Winema Hotel. Assisting with the gifts were Betty's sisters, Judy, left, and Janet.
Separates:
NEW YORK t.EA - U you
were (o ask a college girl what
she needed most or the fall se
mester, rfie might well say she
would give anything for a "ward
robe stretcher." That's just what
she'll get with the season's co
ordinates.
The jumper is back, prettier
than ever in authentic tartans to
be teamed with good-looking
sweaters.
And there's a grand whirl of
plaid skirts four gore flared
skirts, held by perky suspenders,
skirls with hip-stitched pleats,
snappy back wraps, and for the
sportive lassie, a fringed kiltie
and Bermuda shorts.
Sweaters sport new design and
patterns. To wear with plaid
AUGUST NEWLYWEDS In a ceremony Aug. 3 at
Victory Temple, Carolyne Ruth Sergeant became the
bride of Sanford Leroy King of Albany. They will make
their future home in Bend. Photo by Bob Anderson
Temple Rites Unite Couple
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PARTY GUESTS Mrs. Jerry Thomas, right, serves
punch to Mrs. Jim Kerns, mother of Betty Kerns in whose
honor the tea and shower were given. Daisies encircling
the punch bowl were in keeping with the pink and white
theme of the party.
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Baby Girl
Joins Family
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
C. V. iJimi Shuck. Merrill, now
numbers four with the birth of ShucK, this city, and
a daughter on July 31. I.Mrs. John McAuliffe.
The little girl weighed five
pounds, three ounces and has
been named Elizabeth Mary.
She was greeted on her return
home by a sister, Vicki, and two
brotners, Matt and Dean.
Grandparents are Mrs. Helen
Mr. and
Merrill.
BRIDAL PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Allred Bleak
were recently married in the Salt Lake City Temple of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Later
a reception was given in Klamath Falls in their honor. The
bride is the former Ellen Kay Horn. Photo by Ferebee
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A recent reception
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-
day Saint's honored Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Allred Bleak who were
married at the Salt Lake City
Temple. Joel L. Richards otli
ciated.
The bride is the former Ellen
Kay Horn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gus T. Youngren. Mr. and
are par-
there are full-fashioned fur blends' "f,,linK B,eak
with mock turtle Rar-k.wran ,. Ht of the bridegroom.
durnv iumiwa iim-ks amt nnl Reception decorations were
'- Carolyne Ruth Sargeant, this
city, and Sanford Leroy King,
Albany, were united in marriage
Aug. 3 at Victory Temple in a
ceremony performed by the Rev.
Silas Jones.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lloyd Sar
geant of Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel King, Albany, are par
ents of the bridegroom.
Gladioli in pink shades and
white lepers decorated the church
for the 8 p.m. service.
Sandy Ruconich was the orga
nist and accompanist (or Mrs.
Silas Jones, the soloist.
The bride was .given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
long gown ot white organza fash
ioned wilh scoop neckline, long
tapered sleeves and bell skirt
with chapel train. An elbow length
Illusion veil dotted wilh seed
pearls was secured by a pearl
crown. A bouquet of white rose
buds centered with three white
orchids was carried atop a white
prays: book.
Nancy Thompson, this city,
was maid of honor, dressed in
short frock of willow green satin
made wilh bell tkiit and sell
bow at center back.
Joanne King and Marlyn King.
both o' Albany, sisters of the
britlecroom, were bridesmaid:
and cousins of the bride. Sherry
Wheeler and Connie Wheeler, Val
lejo, and Marcy Hayes, Rupert,
Tdaho, were junior bridesmaids.
They were dressed In pale green
frocks with bows accenting Uie
lightly flared skirts. All atten
dants carried colonial bouquets
of carnations In pink shades.
Jer-y King, Albany, brother of,
the bridegroom, was best man.
Ronald Sargeant, Portland, the
bride's brother, was usher.
Mrs. Sargeant wore a laven
der jacket dress and Mrs. King
chose an outfit in pink and
white Both mothers had white
orchid corsages.
The reception was held alter
the church ceremony in the gar
den at the bride's home. The
wedding cake was four tiered
with pink rose trim and topped
with the traditional Initial pair.
It was served by Mrs. Mel Hayes.
Mrs. Arnold wheeler ponied cot
tec.
the new Mrs. Mugs going
away outfit was a green suit
on which she wore the orchids
from her bridal bouquet. She is
a graduate of Centennial High
School in (Portland. Her husband
is a graduate ot West Mcniionitc
School. Albany, and Oregon Tech
nical Institute. They will make
their home in Bend where he is
employed as a machinist.
Shetland cardigans and V-neck
pull-overs.
Sweaters sport new design and
pattern. To wear with plaid, there
are lull-tashioned fur blends with
mock turtle necks and wool Shet
land cardigans and V-neck pullovers.
Sweaters with Tyrolean and jac-
quard designs will top classic all
wool llannol skirts, culottes, slim
pants and jumpers in schoolhousc
red. green and roVal.
The country cousins, corduroy
and leather, make news. Back
wrap corduroy jumpers and pants
are trimmed with leather and
look chic with conversation print.
blouses.
There's a new fashion tale. loo.
in Hie sophisticated matching of
full-fashion fur-blend sweaters!
with fully lined wool-fur blend
skirls.
The coed who culs campus ca
pers in co-ordinates will find that
even a limited wardrobe can car
ry her through until spring vacation.
A ring mold gives a new ap
pearance to familiar mca,t loaf.
fin me cenier wun rice or pota
toes which have been cooked in
tomato juice.
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pink and white gladioli and pink
roses. Tile four tiered cake was
served by Mrs. David J. Davis
and punch by Sue Phair and Jean
Sterrct.
Janice Humphrey was the or
ganist. During the reception se
lections were sung by a quartet,
Elmo and Doug Keck and Gary
and Ronnie Phair. Sue Phair
and Kurt Fiedler sang solos.
The bride's long sleeve gown
featured a bodice of lace wilh
Queen Anne scalloped collar.
Seed pearls accented the dia
mond scroll elfect on the front
of Hie bodice. The skirt was net
over peau de soie satin with i
lace panel in back. A net shoul
der length veil was held by a
pearl crown. White phaleanopsis
orchids centered the bridal bou
quel of while carnations.
Phyllis Duncan, San Francisco,
uas maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were bncrrie Simmons, Rose
burg, cousin of the bride, and
Jean Shephard and Karen Bleak,
sister of the bridegroom, both ol
this city.
The attendants were dressed
alike in rocks of pink cryslaline
over satin made with short bell
shaped skirls. Their corsages
were pink and while rosebuds.
Morgan Bleak, brother of the
the i bridegroom, was best man
Mrs. Youngren wore a pale ol
ive green two-piece dress of pure
silk broadcloth and Mrs. Bleak
was dressed in a two-piece blue
and white knit dress. Both moth
ers wore corsages of pink rose
buds.
The new Mrs. Bleak's going
away outfit was a turquoise silk
linen two-piece suit with black
patent accessories and tile or
chids from her bridal bouauet.
Southern part' of Ulah before re
turning to Salt Lake City where
they will reside at 228 Douglas
Street.
Both young people are grad
uates of Klamath Union High
School. Mrs. Bleak attended
Brigham Young University one
year and is presently employed
as an insurance secretary in Salt
Lake City. Her husband attended
BYU before serving on a two
year church mission in New
York City. He new attends Uni
versity of Utah.
Before her marriage the bride
was honored at a shower given
by girls in her dormitory in Pro
vo. Two parties were also given
in Kiamatn falls in her honor,
one hosted by Mrs: Nicky Sav
age, Dclorcs Lummus and Jean
Shephard, and the second by
Mrs. Harold L. Catmull. Barbara
The nowlyweds loured theOlson and Shari Itanev
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