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RVedding Is
Event of
Sunday
On Sunday afternoon at 4:30
O'clock Miss Evelyn Mary Mey
ers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Goer Meyers of Salem,' became
. the bride of Mr. Boss Hudin. son
of Mrs. ' Jessie End in of Salem.
The ceremony took place at the
Leslie Methodist church with
tev. Dean Poindexter officiat
ing. , Mr. Meyers escorted his
daughter, to the altar and fare
her away in marriage. For her
wedding she chose a white ciul-
ton town fashioned with bishop
gleeves, high neckline and aga-
thered girdle of chilion. Her
foine veil was fuH length and abe
carried a bouquet of white bou-
vardia and roses.
Miss Wma T -atham of Mc-
Minnville was the bride's only
attendant and she wore a yel
low frock and carried a bouquet
of sweetpeas.
Mr. David Bartruff of Salem
stood with Mr. Rudin as best
man. The ushers were Mr. Neal
Russell of Mc Minnville and Mr.
Francis McKee of Salem.
The couple' greeted their
guests in the foyer of the church
after the wedding. Mr. and Mrs.
Rudin and his bride will reside
in Coquilie after their wedding
trip.
For her daughter's marriage
Mrs. Meyers wore a blue and
white silk print with white ac
cessories and a corsage of sweet
peas. Mrs. Rudin was gowned in
a dusty pink crepe frock with
white accessories and a sweet
pea corsage.
Both the bride and groom at
tended Salem schools and she is
graduate of the Oregon Col
lege of Education.
Marr-Kopecky
Vows Said
Miss Jeanette Kopecky,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Kopecky of Salem, and
Mr. Harvey Marr, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Marr of Sherlin,
Oregon, were united in marriage
at an impressive ceremony at
the Reverend Pemberton's home
at Dallas, Saturday, June 7, at
o'clock.
The bride wore a floor length
white chiffon gown fashioned
with a square neck, short puffed
sleeves, shirred bodice, and full
skirt In her hand she carried a
bridal bouquet of white lUies
centered with a cluster of dainty
pink and white sweetpeas which
were bound by a white net rib-
bon.
Miss Lillian , Holechek. maid
t
of honor, wore a pale blue taf
feta floor length gown and car
ried a bouquet of gardenias and
sweetpeas. Mr. James Marr, bro
ther of the bridegroom, was best
man.-' "
The attendants were the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kopecky, and Mrs.
Walter Holecheck and Mrs. John'
Holechek of Independence. Fol
lowing the ceremony, a recep
tion was held at the home of the
bride's uncle and aunt,. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Holechek.
The couple left for their home
at Sherlin, after the ceremony. .
Guests at the baase of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Felton this week are
' Miss Carroll Gardner of Berke
ley, Calif., Miss Frances Faber
of Marshfield and Mrs. Felton 's
brother, William Huffman, an
Oregon State college student
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Home
The borne of Dr.
William L. Lidbeck
and
Mrs.
the
scene of the Tri-County Medical
auxiliary picnic dinner Tuesday
night. Two long tables; were let
in the garden and bouquets of
mixed summer flowers centered
the tables.
- Assisting Mrs. Lidbeck were.
Mrs. J. C. Evans, Mrs. Charles
Bates and Mrs. B. F. Williams.
Mrs. W. Wells Baum presided at
the business meeting, which is
the last until falL The evening
hours were spent informally.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
W. Wells Baum, Mrs. R. T.
Boals, Mrs. Howard H. Barlow,
Mrs. Grover C Bellinger, Mrs.
Frank Brown, Mrs. HJ J. Clem
ents, Mrs. C A. Downs, Mrs.
Robert Evans, Mrs. John Evans,
Mrs. E. E. Getzlaff, Mrs. Ver
den E. Hockett, Mrs. Stuart
Lancefield, Mrs. Conrad Loeh
ner, Mrs. Horace Miller, Mrs.
Burton Myers, Mrs. James J.'
Panton, Mrs. William; lidbeck,
Mrs. John Ramage, Mrs. Wniard
Thompson, Mrs. Frederick HIU
Thompson, Mrs. Bruce Titus,
Mrs. Ray Waltz, Mrs. B. F. Wil
liams and Mrs.' George . Vehrs.
Visitors at
Horn Home
Mr. and M r . Rudolph A.
Horn have as their guests their
two daughters and son, Mrs. L.
C. Raymond and children, Jerry
and Terry of Matheaon, Calif.,
Mrs. C. B. Nevel of Prineville
and Mr. Sargeant Horn of Scott
Field, Illinois. , j
. Mrs. Raymond will be remem
bered as Louvera Horn and Mrs.
Nevel is the former Wilma Horn,
Mr. Horn is now an instructor
with the United States army air .
corps at Scott Field. - , ,
Miss Marion Horn is enter
taining Friday for Evans ton, 111.,
where she will attend the jour
nalism session at the national
high school institute at North
western. She will be gone about
Mrs. Sheldon
Is Honored
Mrs. Harlan Sheldon (Eileen
- Goodenough) of Okanogan,
Wash, is the house guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Goodenough for several weeks.
Monday afternoon Mrs. C IL
Ostrin entertained informally at
her home on Chemeketa street
for the pleasure of the visitor.
Honoring Mrs. Sheldon were
Mrs. William E. Kirk, Mrs. A.
H. Schnider, Mrs. Donald Col
lins, Mrs. Helen Goodenough,
Mrs. Ivan Brown. Mrs. Glenn
Hoar, Mrs. W. J. Hagedorn, Mrs.
Roy Stewart, Mrs. E. T. Reid,
Mrs. Bryan Goodenough and
Miss Helen Ostrin. !
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Mrs. Harvey to
Fete Club,
Mrs. Joseph E. Harvey, jr,
will entertain members of her
club tonight at her! home on
Simpson street A late supper
will be served by the hostess and
a special guest will be Mrs. Vir
gil Sexton. . .
"Members are Mrs. William
Dashney, Mrs. Wheeler R. Eng
lish, Mrs. George Scales, Mrs.
Harold Buaick, Mrs.; Witson
Siegmund, Mrs. Kenneth Man
ning, Mrs. Thorne Hammoad,
Mrs. Edward O. Stadter. jrn and
Mrs. Harvey.
Mr. aasl Mrs. Fraak Krsarer
are home from an extensive trip
which took them along' the
southern and eastern seaboards.
From here they went to Los An
geles, Weir Orleans, Washing
ton, DC, smd New York. They
visited with relatives in Min
nesota and came home by way of
Salt Lake City.
. Mrs. Fraak Jordan has re-
turned to her home; in Seattle
after a visit' in Salem with Mrs.
' Henry W.-' Meyers. ", j r.'-;...
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SOCIEH
uusie
CLUB CALENDAR
WCONESOAT
roc
Hub. with Un.
aas TktBfm
street. pj&. '
' WSCS no tM
1 xeu
Tint Methodist church.
Laurel Guild Knight Ve
laarial dmreh weiner roast. J. H.
Arnold home. 1324 North 21st
street, S3 pjju. hatbands guests.
WSCS of Lesiia church with
Mrs. W. 8. Ankaey. 2093 South
Winter street.
TBTOmSDAT
Woman's society at First Bap
tist church, S pjm.
Daughters oi Union Veterans.
Bed Crass sewtaa. S to U atlU
South Hich street.
Pythian Sisters S pjn KP haQ.
Miasaooary society ol Engle
wood United Brethren. 2 pjn
wrth Mrs. Florenc Buell. S3
North 15th street.
AH YE auxiliary. No. It, with
Mrs. Rebecca Westaby. 1109
North Church street. S p.ia.
rmroAT
WSCS of Jason Lea church,
U30 a.m. luuicheoa at 1 pju.
SCKDAT
War Mothers at Champoef. 1
o'clock dinner.
Mrs. Shogren
To Entertain
Mrs. Harold W. Shogren will
preside at a dessert luncheon on
Thursday afternoon at her home
on Laurel avenue. ' Sweet peas
and other summer flower will
decorate the luncheon tables and
bridge will be in play during
the afternoon.
Her guests will be Mrs. Earl
Cooley, Mrs. Charles FeOce, Mrs.
Kirby Brumfield, Mrs. Herman
Miller, Mrs. Ralph Morgan, Mrs.
Walter Morse, Mrs. Oscar Paul
son, Mrs. Winston Purvine, Mrs.
, Orris Dearborn, Mrs. Maurice
Bullard, Mrs. Gardner Knapp,
Mrs. Bjarne Eriksen and Mrs.
Roy Alvick.
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Fete
At Party
Tuesday
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Riches
were honored with a - surprise
housewarming party Tuesday
night at their new home on
Kingwood Heights.
The evening was spent infor
mally and a- late supper : was
served by the hosts. A gift was
presented to the honor guests. -Making
up the party were Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn D. Lambeth, Dr.
and Mru A. D. Woodmansee, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Armstrong. Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Hurt, Mr. and
Mrs. IL R. Woodburn, Mr. and
Mrs. B. M. Donaldson, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Pohle, Dr. and Mrs.
Frederick Hill Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. A. I Adolphson,' Mr.
and Mrs. Bertram Thomson, Dr.
and Mrs. James I Sears, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Charlton, Dr. and
Mrs. George Hoffman, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Bonesteele, Mr. and
Mrs. John Minto and Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Heinlen.
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Junior Club Has
Work to Do '
The annual meeting of the
Junior Woman's club was held
Monday at the clubhouse with
Mrs. Joseph Felton presiding.
Reports were given for activi
ties oi the past year.
Philanthropic work has been
conducted through dues and
rummage sale proceeds. From
this fund, the club has provided
either a pair of glasses or a I
wnsueciomy f eacn month for a
needy child. '.The club has also
provided clothing, toys and
sentials for little boy at the
state school Ifor the blind, and
this spring will purchase an ar
tificial eye for him. This child
has been a protege of the club
for the past j three years, under
the personal supervision of Mrs.
Joseph Tompkins. The Junior
dub has also maintained care
of a WPA ijursery school child
during the winter months.
Interest in the state institu
uons has been further shown
by the club ; in its adoption of
a young girl at the state tuber
culosis hospital, now an honor
ary member -of the club. Mem-
A . . .
oei nave oeinenaea her, re
membering ;her at Christmas
and on her birthday, in addition
to visiting her frequently. This
year, over 60 Christmas gifts
were presented to girls at Hill-1
. crest school. This spring the
dub renewed newspaper sub
scriptions for the patients at the
state hospital. ,
A special I project of the Sa-
lem dub, and of the third dis
trict of Juniors in the Oreeon
federation, has been the Chil
dren's Farm home, and this year
zo, the club s quota, was sent
to Corvallis tOYaid in its main
tenance. ' I
xae une arts department of
tfca club has shown much In
terest in the Salem Art Center
again this year, and -last fall
gave $35 from its annual fash
ion bridge, f
a . a
vuisianaing In the capital's
social life are the club's three
annual aanees. Proceeds from
inese go into a sinkin funrt
which the dub has mainUined
for several ears as an emer
gency iuno, or for some later
wormy project
xne oaiem Junior club has
uuuiu - iraerauon mn.
scious, having aent three dde-
gaies to national conventions
miring as nany years. This
me cum sent its presi
dent Mrs. Joseph Felton, to At
lantic City to attend the golden
juuuee convention in May.
Bride-Elect Is
Honored
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weipnme savage and
lha Irene Wolff were hostesses
at a party and Kitchen ih
on Tuesday pight for Miss Jane
wgaoi, wno will marry Mr Her-
"jonjuneie,
Present were lira. PL fmtr
Mrs. John Brunner, Mrs. Donald
Kimple, Mis$ Lucille Rom, Miss
Doris Towns Miss Margaret Og
den. Miss Dorothy Neuschwan
ger. Miss Mary Elizabeth Rosa,
Miss Ethel jollier. Miss Virginia
-eaas, aiiis Delphine Savage
Garden Clubs at
Joint Meeting
The Little iGarden club of Sa
lem Heights and Our Garden
dub of Marion county will meet
at the Cherry City auditorium
on Thursday lor a covered dish
dinner. Immediately after the
meal, RoberjRiedeT will give a
talk to members of the two
At t cdok the public is in.
vited to come to see the colored
films of Oregon flowers which
wui oe shown by Jim Loder.
Cor quid thlk tlTi Cm for I
cwastiass.avsjsss.loe. Assays aaas t
aiarrr. asnsMaaraBsaTsea
Coupl
IXrs. Ktasxt Jshas entertained
with a dinner in honor of :Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Secor and Eu-
gene who will make their home .
in Darrington, Washington. At
tending were Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Ostrander, Mrs. Mysta
Hendricks, Mr. Wallace Wilson,
Mr.- and Mrs. Frank Schmidt,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brewster,
Mr. and Mrs. William Noyes,
Verna and Victor Johns, and the
host and hostess and honored
guests.
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The laaeheaa which was te
have been held at Jason Lee
church today, at 1 o'clock has
been postponed to Friday after
noon on account of the death of
Mrs. Frank Davis.
so
.
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The regalar basiaess Faceting
of the Catholic Daughters of
America will be held tonight at
S o'clock at the Woman's club
house.' Installation of Officers
will take place.
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Give Dad something far his eamfart . . . ar something he likes in wearing
apparel or farnbblngs and yaaH please Dai every tlimv. Then, too, Dad
isat so aid fashiened . . . right dews la his heart, he'd like sew and np-U-the-minnte
things. Be knows all about nylon ties and socks, glass belts and
suspenders, -the newest wrinkle In andies and sparts clothes . . . yon just
can't feel hiat . . . ss came dswa ta Miller's and ladalge Ids tastes
PLEASE B3M! "
Manhattan - Publix
and Paragon Shirts
1:25-1.65-2.00
There are no better shirts than Manhattan!
Size fixt throughout, finest of shirting Fabrics
... a fit hell like! Priced at $2.00. Others in
publix at $1.65 and Paragon at $123 are truly
fine shirts that carry a guarantee of satisfac
tory wear. In white and patterns such as
stripe and small checks. .
GIVE HIM
GOOD QUALITYI
Whatever you
sure It is the land of quality
o
o
likes. We krfbw most Fathers
1 like Holeproof socks . . , 1
singwear underwear . . . !
craft pajamas ... Gordon
. . .Manhattan shirts . . .
Paris suspenders and belts
. . .Swank jewelry . . . Air
Pak luggage . . Kampus
Kut slacks ... Kampus-Kut
sport coats . . . Jantzen
swim trunks and sweat
ers . . . and many other
nationally advertised
brands that Dad knows
by heart. Shop early
in - the week ... all
Father's Day gifts will
be cnpropriately gift-wrapped.
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Other Dad's Day
Gift Suggestions
Electric Pants
Pressers .
Leatherette
Desk Sets
Men's Fine
Stationery
Wall Mirrors
Desk Lamps
Book Ends '
Waste Paper
Baskets
Playing Cards
Card Tables
Cigarette Cases
Ash Tray
Auto Wool Kobe
Manicure Sets .
Shaving Sets -
Toilet Kits
Buxton But Folds
Q
Boxed
Handkerchiefs
Tie Chains
Tie Backs
Wall Den Motifs
Myrtle Wood
Novelties .
House, Lounging .
Sport Jackets
Novelty Sweaters
Luggage
House Slippers '
Dress Shoes
Shoe Trees -
Cheney Nylon Ties
Grayco Ties
Reversible Ties -Munslngwear
. .
Undies
Hanes - Underwear
Brush Sets
Tourist Bags, Kits
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fTostGSSeS HonOr
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Bride - EleCt
Mrs. Robert Sprague and Mrs.
. Charles Chester of Seattle have
invited guests to luncheon this
afternoon at the former's aubur-
ban home in compliment to Miss
Martha Sprague, whose marri
age to Mr. Mdvin T. Hurley will
be an event of Saturday night, -Guests
will be seated at small
tables covered with pastel cloths
and centered with -bouquets of
. garden. flowers. Bridge will be
in play during the afternoon.
Honoring , Miss' Sprague will
be Mrs. Charles A. Sprague, Mrs.
Edward O. Stadter, jr, Mrs.
Francis Wade, Mrs. Manfred Ol
son, Mrs. Wheeler - R. ; English.
Mrs. Stephen Mergier, Mrs.
Phillip Brandt, Mrs. Earl Coo
ley, Mrs. Wilson Siegmund, Miss
Josephine Cornoyer, Miss Elea
nor Trindle and the hostesses,
Mrs. Robert Sprague and Mrs.
Charles Chester.
1 , ,1 . J .rnTiirn iiinMTP Tiiror
CdnMJDMTflAlLlLY .
give Dad,
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BUY
A MERIT
SUIT
make ZJh&&fV 'Ul 1 Ur A
Dad laTST Jnkr T j.?., '
DAD i V frn
Prices erasure ta go upl Give Dad that Wrapped!
suit he has denied ar neglected to pur
chase for himself. A grand gesture ...
and save a few dollars on the price, too.
Merit s ""STYLE-MART' suits are here ex
clusively in Scdem Style, fabric and
tailoring are way above what you'd ex-,
pect at this price. Handsome worsteds
and twists. Novelty tweeds and twills
. . . all are here . ..fit Dad this week
and make hini extra happy.
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Maccabees of Hd will soeet for
a picnic dinner at Olinger field
at 7 o'clock on Thursday. Cozxee
will be furnished by the com
mittee, including Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Nelson, Mrs. George Dietz
and Mrs. Jessie Follis. In case
of rain, the picnic will be held
at the hali:
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The American War Mothers
will hold their annual get-together
meeting at Champoeg on
Sunday. Those wishing to at
tend may call "616 for reserva
tions, .a . ; '
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Mri. Jshn Scott wilt enter
tain members of the Thursday
club at a dessert luncheon at her
Court street home. Election of
officers will be held and the
afternoon hours will be spent in-
' formally.' ; -
' - '.
f Ladles of the GAS wUl meet
at 2 o'clock at KP hall today for
a business session.
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Gift
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In June
Members of the university set
will be interested to learn of the
forthcoming marriage of Miss
Helen Carlson .and Mr. Oscar
Williams of Eugene. Saturday,
June 21 is the day for the wed
ding and will be solemnized at
the First Congregational church
in Eugene. . -
Miss Carlson attended Wil
lamette university and is a mem
ber of Delta Phi sorority. She
graduated from the University
of Oregon and is a member of,.
Delta Delta Delta. Her fiance 41
also a graduate of the University t
of Oregon and is a member of
the Nyssa high school faculty.
The announcement was made
known to Salem friends at the
annual commencement dinner
for which Mrs. Verlin G. Cole
man was hostess on Sunday aft
ernoon. FATHER'S
DAY
JUNE 15th
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