Hit C2EG01I STATESMAN. SALEM. Oragoo, Saadorf Morning. Dcmbr 21. 1941
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Christening,
Reception
Slated
Douglas Lynn, five months old
ton of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Drynan, will be christened at a
four o'clock service this after
noon in the chapel of St. Paul's
Episcopal church. Rev. George
Herbert Swift will officiate be
fore fifty relatives and friends.
Mr. Ronald Craven will sing
before the service and Miss Ruth
Bedford will play organ num
bers during the ceremony. The
baby's godparents will be Dr.
and Mrs. William H. Lytic The
christening dress, white with lace
Insertions has been in the Dry
nan family for many years. The
dress was also worn by Douglas
Lynn's brothers, Robert and
Thomas.
A reception at the Drynan
home will follow the christening
services. Miss Norma Jean Pike
of Portland wlil greet guests at
the door and serving will be
Miss Barbara Compton, Miss
Hattie Bratzel and Mrs. George
Scales.
Among the out-of-town guests
coming for the affair will be
the baby's grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Mayfield and
Mr- and Mrs. Gilbert Drynan,
sr. of Portland. Others include
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller of
Aberdeen, Mr. and Mrs. Emer
son of Oswego, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Drynan, jr., and son, Gil
bert, of Portland.
Pilgrim Chorus
To Sing
The Pilgrim chorus of the First
Congregational church will sing
a Christmas cantata, "The Ado
ration" by George B. Nevin to
night Lena Belle Tartar directs
the singing group, and Jean Hob
son Rich accompanies on the
organ.
The following program will be
given:
O Come All Ye Faithful
Behold, a Vlrgtn Shall Conceive
Baritone solo. Reid Shelton
In Reverent Awe and Solemn State
Soprano Solos
Joyc. Ogden. Phyllis Neal
Then Sweeping Through the Arch of
Light.
Softly th Starlight
And Lo. the Angel of the Lord
Tenor solo, Frank Carruth
Soprano solo, Georglna Young
Glory to Cod rn the Highest
Hushed at Length the Gracious Song
Baritone solo. Charles Lovell
Amen. Lord We Bless Thee.
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CELEBRATE WEDDINGS Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Brown of Carleton, left, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Marr, sr. of Salem, right who were honored at a golden wedding dinner and
celebration at the Portland hotel on December 9. The two couples were married in Scot
land 50 years ago at a double wedding ceremony. The Marrs came to Salem in 1914
and have five children. The Browns arrived in the states after their marriage in 1891.
Mrs. Marr and Mrs. Brown are sisters. (Courtesy Oregon Journal)
Singers Will Be
On Program
The American Legion auxili
ary quartet will sing Monday at
9:30 to 9:45 o'clock on the aux
iliary sponsored radio program
on KSLM.
Members of the quartet are
Mrs. Walter Zosel, Mrs. Robert
Wiatt, Mrs. Ivan Bro and Mrs.
Sephus Starr.
Program includes:
Now Let All the Heavens Adore Thee
O Jesu Sweet Bach
Strangers Say a King Is Born... Czech
Hark in the Darkness Polish
Sheperd's Christmas Song Swiss
Noel of the SheDherds French
Great God of Heaven English
Eoffs Hosts
At Family
Dinner ,
Mr. and Mrs. Asel Eoff will
entertain members of the family
at their home on'Fairmount hill
on Christmas day.
Mrs. Joseph Alberts, Mrs. J.
C. Griffith, Mrs. J. T. Whittig,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Griffith
and Clare will be there. Coming
from Portland will be Mr. Otto
E. Krause, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Sigel, Suzanne Sigel and Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Jorgensen. Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Beana will be here
from Oswego, Dr. and Mrs. John
Griffith from Eugene, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Spaulding, Doris
Helen and Jeanne from Dallas.
CENTRAL HOWELL The
Nemo club Christmas party was
held at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Simmons Wednesday. Mrs. M. O.
Hatteberg was a guest
The afternoon was spent in sing
ing carols and in a contest game.
Mrs. Adolf Kittelson read the
Christmas story and Mrs. W am
pler read an article on the origin
of carols.
The next meeting will be guest
day at the home of Mrs. John
Tweed January 7,
Mirier-Douglas
Vows Said
A wedding took place la the
Methodist church in Siletz, Ore
gon, December 9th at 5 o'clock,
when Miriam Esther Douglas,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Willis
J. Douglas, pastor of the Siletx
church, was married to Mr.
Stewart Miner, only son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Miner of Salem.
The Rev. J. C. Harrison, pas
tor of the First Methodist church
-.She was; attended y bar sls-er-Jn-law,
Mrs. Opal Mae Doug
las, who wore a deep rose taf
feta ' gown and carried yellow
chrysanthemums. Mr. ' Henry
Reissner served as best man.
Mr. W. J. Douglas, Jr., brother
of theb ride, sang. The church
was decorated with greenery,
white and yellow chrysanthe
mums and candles.
A reception was held in the
church parlors after the cere
mony. The bride recently returned
from. a year of service- at Fort
military hospital eye, ear, nos
and throat clinic, Sha is
graduate of the Methodist State
Hospital in Mitchell, South Da
kota. Mr. and Mrs. Mines will live
in Salem, where Mr. Miner is la
businc
in Kaiem rri the nuHir rr- Lewis, Washington, where she
emonv ' was enrolled as a nurse in the
The bride wore an aqua-blue
silk brocade gown and carried
a bouquet of white and bronze
chrysanthemums. She wore .her
mother's opal engagement ring on
her right hand and carried a
handkerchief given her when a
girl by her father's mother.
OAK POINT- Indepe4ee.
Rural Woman's club sponsored
a shower Friday at the home of
Hazel Hughes, for Miss Gladys
Rogers, who will marry Mr.
John Doran of Salem December
27.
DOUBLE
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ON ALL PURCHASES
"TIL CHRISTMAS
MADE AT
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PARKERSVILLE -liam
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Mrs. Wil-entertained
DAYTON The Past Matrons'
club of Electa Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, held its annual
Christmas party Tuesday at the'
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. R.
Cooper. There were 18 members
present.
Mrs. Carl Mitchell, the 1941
members- of her birthday club wormy matron, Decame a new
Tuesday. member of the club. Election of
Members present were Mrs. officers resulted in Mrs. W. S.
Georee Harrison. Mrs. Josephine U'Ren being chosen president;
Helland, Mrs. Lillian Harrison, Mrs. Irene Senn, vice president;
Mrs. Barbara Dutton. Mrs. Fred Mrs.. Carl Mitchell, secretary-
Mannins. Mrs. William Davidson, treasurer.
Mrs. Paul Damewood, Mrs. Arthur A no-host dinner was served
Patterson, Mrs. Arthur Impecoven. and games followed the exchange
Guests were Mrs. William Uppen- of gifts taken from the decorated
dahl sr . Woodburn: Mrs. Marvin Christmas tree.
Flaw. Salem: Mrs. LeRoy Gard- The next meeting will be held
ner, St. Louis and Mrs. John at the home fo Mr. and Mrs.
Beals, Silverton. Charles Carr.
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