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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1941)
page nata it Ih OSSGON STATE-MAN, Salem, Orogon, Thmtdaj Waning. I lay L 1341 Engagement Told Friends I MONMOUTH Miss Thelma Gillette, daughter 6f Mr. and Mrs. CV T. Gillette announced her en gagement to James E. Brinton, Bend, at a luncheon Saturday at the Gillette home here. Sixteen guests, which included for me r school friends and fellow teach ers, were present Mia Gillette was graduated from Salem high school, attended Willamette university, and was graduated from uregon youege ox Education. She has been teaching the last four tfears at Newberg. Mr. Brinton was graduated from the University of Oregon and U citv editor of the Bend Bulletin. Their marriage will be an event of June 7, at St Hilda's Episcopal church, here, Hundreds Dead Hurt in Blast Attack On Belfast t ! j ill i hi W I, Mi. ' I -i hi 1 Wii,,',Wtfii,in-,i;iVWil'iT6-'fl-rin-ifta'i.i Belfast Blitzed After a raid toy German planes in which British announced about 501 persons were killed and hundreds Injured, salvage workers are pictured In Radlophoto digging tot the ruins of Belfast in northern Ireland. They are seeking bodies under the ruble. Union Jack can be seen war Ins front facade of bnildinr at left. The attack was Mid to nave been unusually severe. Church Scene Of Wei Iding MT. ANGEL Miss Lucille Er wert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Erwert, became the bride of Mr. Charles Stirber, son of Mr. and Mrs, W. Stirber of Silvertpn, at a pretty ceremony at St -Mary's church Wednesday at 8:45 o'clock, with Father Alcuin officiating, it. Miss Helen Keber presided fat the organ and St Mary's choir sang, with Miss Pauline Saalfeld sinking the solos. The . altar and sanctuary were artistically decor ated with sprays of bridal wreath and snowballs. ; ' j j' The bride, given In marriage "by her father, was gowned in white satin, fashioned with long train, long sleeves and Queen Anne lace collar. She wore a finger-tip veil with short fact veiL, fastened with a coronet of seed - pearls- She carried white lilies. ' : i Miss Dorothy Erwert, Martin ex, Calif, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore aqua blue chiffon with full tiered skirt, shirred bodice and short puffed sleeves. Miss 'Edna Stirber, Sil verton, was bridesmaid in asim- ilar sown of dusty rose chiffon. Both carried cream and rose car nations. . -, ' : The two mothers of the bridal couple wore navy blue ensembles with: white accessories ' and cor sages of gardenias and sweet peas. James Erwert, brother of the bride, acted as best man.' , . After' the services the I bridal party had breakfast at the 'home of the bride's ' parents. At noon covers were placed for 30 guests at a wedding dinner at the home of the groom's' parents. Assisting with the serving were Mrs.' Alfred Rehm and Miss Anna Duda, Mt Angel, and Miss Monica Albrecht, Woodburn. ' .: ."'?.. -v': - !';' x An informal reception was held from 2 to 3 p. m. at the Erwert home. After a short wedding trip, Mr. Shower Given at West iSlay ton 'V- WEST I STAYTON Mrs. Cora Sills and Mrs. IL L. Stewart were hostesses for a miscellaneous shower ;honoring v Mrs -Texas Snoddy at the former's homes Fri day.',; - . -. V- -y Refreshments Were served Mrs. Snoddy, Mrs. Clara Condint Miss Carvel Gfbsdn, Mrs. Vern Cham berlin, Mrs. Ida Clarke Mrs. Leon Hilton, Mrs. Fred Dickman, Mrs. Fred Comstock, Mrs. Marion Mil ler, Mrs Charles Darley. Mrs. Larry Goss, Mrs. Robert Goss, Mrs. O. I iO. Lacy, Mrs. Howard Gilbert Mrs. Susie Nelson, Mrs". John Wilkinson, Mrs. Mabel Od- and Mrs. Stirber win be at home in Oregon City. For going away the tjridej chose a navy blue hat and coat .with a combination sheer pink and blue frock, white acces sories and gardenia corsage. " en thai, Mrs. Allyce Chance, UraLfCiY - T . Lera Snoddy, Mrs. S. L. SUwartJVjljJjwCl JtSOatS Mrs. Paul McClellan, Mrs., Rich-I ard Lynch and Mrs. Agnes Sahd- ner of Stayton. I Quh Has Election Rotary SlLVERTON Glenn BriedweL was elected president jot the Sil- verton Rotary club Monday, re placing -an J. Adams. Other of ficers chosen were vice-president. S. Parzy Hose; secretary, RalDi Larson; treasurer, Lowell Brown;' directors, Dr. C R. Wilson and John W. Jordan. Installation will be July 7. - ' ' Dr. William Everson, president of Linfield college, was the speaker, having for his theme "Ifl You Can't Live With Your Neigh bor, How Can You Expect Nations to Get Along?" . , I Average Small . ASTORIA; Ore, April SO'.-ijtf-Oillnet boats averaged a scant 125 pounds of fish for the first day of fishing, lower Columbia river packers reported Wednesday. Re ceipts also were .light farther up the river. Clear water was blamed for the poor early- fishing which started at noon Tuesday. Packers posted ocean troll salmon prices -Wednesday: 13 H cents a-pound for dressed large chinook salmon, 7'i cents for smalt salmon, 5 for white col ored chinook. An offer o 7 Vi was made for silversides. , At Father's Bedside - AUMSVILLE Mrs. Ruth Ryan, Tacoma, Is here to be at the bed side of her .aged father, John! Brinkman. ' - f - -A . l 1 1 ym - - "-.-. . ( -. .., - i nrmir 11 .1. imHim 11 1 11 1 ; ; I W mm awmh m mmh urna mimi Mm mm m r w a - " 1- a m m m J u w m m m s - mm rvnnB r r i i i m w- r i iriii i vjl jp a km E 7 " ' ' - - ' " - J J-, -'- - f ---m.-.---.... .w--- Styled by Brandon! Famous for Quality I ctbctb mm i t . v v -- - T. 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