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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1963)
WOM Meet Merrill Chapter, Women ol the Moose, joined me Loyal Order of Moose at tle M o o s Home Tuesday evening, Dec. 17, for a potluck dinr.T. Follow. ing dinner the women adjourned to the recreation hall to conduct the regular meeting. Luella Bonham won the spe cial prize and Lucile Gray re ceived a birthday gift. Recorder Leta Stolt read a request that the Merrill Chapter be hosts for the mid-winter conference on Jan. 26. After some discussion the chaper de cided to accept the host assign ment. After the meeting, members exchanged Christmas gifts. More planning for the con ference will be done at the next regular meeting on Jan. 7. Of ficers are asked to wear for mals at this meeting which will be in charge of the child care committee. rAGE-m HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falli, Oregon Sunday, Dfftmhfr 59, 19S3 : X -. - . ,' V - ' r (T " '-,, i v . 1 , ' V-; ' i- I ' - . I " I " 4 I If ' r 1 I t 2 I : . I - ?, (l-n-liMiiililYa ' YO WED Mr. and Mn. Lauren 8. Sykat, Portland, an. . nounce tha angagamant of their daughter, Lauralea Ruth, -to Stephen Ellis Binnty, on of Mr. and Mrs. Loren H. Binney, Klamath Falls. The Aug. 22 wedding will take ft aca n Port and. Botn vounq 'an . llnivsrtitv. tha -Alpha Chi Omega torority and her fiance i affiliated with Sigma Phi Epiilon fraternity. He i a graduate of ts, i i , fl I TL I I. Mamarn union nign scnooi. m ingagoa mui honored et an open house given by Mr. and Mrs. Binney at their home on Sunday, Dec. 22. On Christmas Day they were guests at a family dinner at the Sykes home in Portland. i q . . . if 1 BRIDAL PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raymond Harris were recently married In Texas and are presently living in New Orleans while he studies at Tulane University. "Mrs. Harris is the former Carol Ann Cox of this city. Texas Rites Announced Mrs. Kenneth Free of this city announces the marriage of her daughter, Carol Ann Cox, to Thomas Raymond Harris, son of Mrs. Loyd K. Harris, Dallas, Tex. The recent ceremony was performed at the home of the officiating minister, the Rev. N. W. Pitts. In Woathcrford, Tex. The bride chose for the oc casion a pale beige textured silk suit with matching straw accessories. She carried a pur ple throated orchid on a white Bible. Present for the ceremony and reception which followed at the i Pitts' home were Mrs. Myron R. Hurlbut. sister of the bride. Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. Loyd K. Harris of Dallas. FOR YOUR Protection QUESTION: Con you tll m it there (i ony form of Insur once which will reimburse on owner lor loss or renioi in. come when a leased property is domooed by firer iMtwil, Vn vou can ob tain Insurance oaolnst loss of rentol Income oecouw ot nn damage or becouse of other kinds of damoae to the rented property. See a competent In surance ooent to leorn how thm Mvfmm should be writ- J,rry f5f Thomos V.VvV J ; Answers ;J0' Your fiiL Insurance 1 J?? Question! H j J 1 people are seniors ar un- brida.to - ba ii a member of The new Mrs. Harris is a graduate of Klamath Union High School and attended mil's ins school In New Orleans. The bridegroom received BS and MS degrees from Texas A It M College and Is presently a graduate chemical engineer ing student at Tulane Univer sity in New Orleans. The cou ple will reside in New Orleans until he completes work for his doctorate in August. li.. I 4' FUTURE BRIDE Dr. and Mrs. Willard Bear, Salem, an. nounce the engagement of their daughter, Charlene Sue, to John George Cox, son of Dr. and Mrs. C. John Cox, Klamath Fails. Both are senior students at University of Oregon. The future bride, enrolled in the Honors College, was recently elected to Phi Beta Kappa, national scholas tic honorary society. She also is president of Delta Zeta sorority at the university. Her fiance is a political science maior and is affiliated with Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. TttLWA Nancy Chilwood and Fred Ol son are among 48 students com prising the Lewis and Clark Col lege Concert Band on its sec ond annual tour beginning Jan. 5. The 10-day tour will take the group o eight communities in Washington and Idaho. Nancy is a member of (he f Kile section and 'red is a clarinetist. Charlton Currin is one of 50 singers making up the Univer sity Singers at University of Oregon. This g r o u p, chosen from the larger choral organi zations at the university, makes frequent concert appearances. Donald ilsensee is one of 27 Pacific Lutheran University se niors who have been named o "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col leges." We is majoring in busi ness administration. A ipledging ceremony for the Southern Oregon' College lota Omicron Chapter of Kappa Del ta IPI was held Dec. 15. Student pledges, teacher education ma jors, included Penny iProston of Klamath Falls. Jean Ledbetter participated in tlie 50th Stunt Night program of Wostcrn Reserve University's Flora Stone ftlatlier College on Dec. 20. Slie is a member of the Freshman Chorus. Tommye Laney is among women's residence hall officers at Linticld College. She is presi dent ofiPotter Jlall. Thirty five Western State Col lege students w ill be doing tlieir student teaching during winter quarter. Among (lie new teach ers is Dale Hallack who will in struct music at Center High School in Center. Colo. 4 STOREWIDE GOING Pair Recite Nuptial Vows ALTURAS Linda Stewart and Gary Gooch were united in marriage by a double ring cere mony Saturday, Nov. 30, at the Fort Bidwell Community Church. The Rev. Floyd Bailey officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stewart, of Ccdarville, Calif., and the bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gooch of Vya, Nev. For her wedding, the bride chose a bell shaped, floor length gnwn of satin brocade with three quarter length sleeves. With this she wore a waist length veil belonging to Sally Ayers Curtin, a cameo neck lace which her father brought home from Italy after the war, and a handkerchief given her by her grandmother. The lucky sixpence was furnished by Judy Davis Hcin. She carried a bou quet of white carnations and baby pink rosebuds. The bridesmaids, Lorna and Ituth Stewart, wore blue velvet street length dresses and tiaras. Their bouquets were pink car nations. Janeil Stewart, flower girl for her sister, wore a blue velvet junier dress. ' Robert Gooch served as best man for his brother, and John Hussa, cousin of the bride groom, was usher. Organ music was played by Grace Sweeney. The bride's mother was at tired in a royal blue wool dress with brown accessories and an orchid corsage. The bride groom's mother wore a red suit with black accessories and a gold orchid. A reception followed at the Civic Club rooms. Ellen Dollar hide made the beautiful cake which was served by Caroline and Burling Bowne. The punch was made by Edna Fee and ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. West of Klamath Falls announce the engagement of their daughter, Cheryl Gay, to Lawrence L. Lew Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. .sophomore at Oregon State wirn Aipna wmicron ri sorority, ner tiance is a 'senior engineering student at OSU. He is a member of Chi Phi fraternity. The couple plan a summer wedding. Y CM ' 'J M V'"' tm RECENTLY WED On Nov. 30 in Fort Bidwell Com munity Church, Linda Stewart of Cedarville became the bride of Gary Gooch. They will live in Adel. Nora Conlan and served by Judy Hein and Carolce Hirony mous. The bridegroom's aunts, Elea nor Tweedy and Barbara Jones, officiated at the coffee and tea table. Gifts were opened by Barbara Christensen, Katherine Hussa and Lavette Hussa. Marian Gooch had charge of the guest book and the background music was played by Myra Flournoy on her marimba. The bride wore a three-piece white suit with red accessories and a corsage of the same col ors for her going-away ensem ble. Following tlie honeymoon the young couple is making their home in Adel. once a University and affiliated Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Helga Nesbitt, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Crcssler Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. George Lea, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hazeltine. Lakcview; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aspinall of Colorado: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Madsen, Woodland, Wash.; Mrs. Judy Hein, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tweedy and Penny, Mr. and Mrs. Burling Bowne, Redding; Carolee Hiron ymous, Yuba City; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schadler, Adel; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gooch. Ger lach, Nev.; Jewel and Rodney Green, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Young, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bucher, Jim Heard, Alturas; Fletcher Christensen, C h I c o, Calif. year! , mm . v ," I.. .ff.-l !u RECENT BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. Ray McLane of this city announce the marriage of their daughter, Marie, to Tom Owens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Owens, Rapid City, S.D. The recent ceremony took place in Denver and the young newlyweds are residing in Cheyenne, Wyo., where he is employed by United States Steel Corporation. New Pine Creek Holiday Parties NEW PIN"E CREEK - New Pine Creek, although a small community, had its share of holiday social activities. On Tuesday, Dec. 17, the Happy Hour Club had its Christmas party in (he Grange Hall. Ear lier, members decorated a tree brought in by Carroll Cloud and Claude iNewcombe. About 45 attended the party and enjoyed a comical style show and later an exchange of gifts. ' On Wednesday, Dec. 18, the Home Economics Club held their special Christmas dinner and exchange of gifts among se cret pals. Dinner was followed by pinochle and visiting. The Goose Lake Sportsmen had their Christmas party and gift exchange on Thursday night, Dec. 19. During a regular busi ness meeting later, plans were made for the New Year's Eve dance at the Grange Hall. Friday night, Dec. 20, brought the annual Willow Ranch School Yule program. Santa Claus was present to pass out candy and nuts to the children. At the Saturday night, Dec. 21, Grange Christmas party, a part of the State Line School GET READY, GET SET, SEW NEW YORK Sew now for spring and summer. Consider a low-waisled navy check dress with lemon mohair coat that echoes its shape, a sleeveless skimmer dress for day or eve ning, a lattice-backed patio dress, and a two-piece swimsuit with coordinated back-tied coat. 1 H ii t: r it Improved Formula! q8tPLUS 30 CREAM Now, a new light night cream! 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