The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 30, 1942, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextF.J.GESK MisaMeaney , Tells of Plans ' Invitation have been mailed for the wedding of Miss Mildred Elizabeth Meaney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Joseph Ueaney, to Mr. J. DeWitt Wil 11am llameL son of Mr. DeWitt Ilamel of Portland. The vows wHl be read at St Joseph Cath olic church at 3 o'clock on Sun day, September 6, by Father T. J. Bernards. . . , : ' i Miss Meaney is a member of Gamma Phi Beta and has been employed this summer in Port land. Mr. fiamel is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Both are students at the Universitr of Oregon, she a junior and he a senior. Miss Meaner has asked Miss, Cynthia Caufield and Miss Mar thella Glover of Portland to be her bridesmaids. The groom will be attended by Mr. Jack Monahan. Ushers will be Mr. Harrr Amacher, jr., Mr. Marshall Hayes, Dr. Harry Fred cricks and Mr. John Will. - Miss Elizabeth Steed will sing. Mr. Wayne Meuser will be or ganist. The young couple will live In Eugene. ' i Miss, felton Weds In East Announcement is being made In Portland this weekend of the marriage of Miss Jane - Elton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Elton of Portland, to Lieuten--" ant Jon Rudolph Scheuler, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Scheuler of Milwaukee, Wiscon- sin. The bride is a granddaugh ter of Dr. J. A. Churchill of Monmouth and a niece of Mrs. George Weller, with whom she has visited many times in Salem. The wedding was "solemnized at St. Clements Episcopal church sJEl Paso, Texas, on Saturday, August 22. The double ring cere mony was used. - Mrs. Scheuler is a graduate of Portland schools, of Western Washington College of Education at Bellingham and of University of Washington. She has been working for her master's degree at Columbia university," New York, and has taught remedial speech at Boise, Idaho. She is a member of Delta Delta Delta. Lieutenant Scheuler has his Jjachelor's degree and- master's degree from University of Wis consin and was working for his doctorate at Yale university . when he enlisted in the army air corps. He is a member of Alpha Delta Phi. ... JEFFERSON Announcements have been received of the mar ' riage of Miss Esther McMinimee to George H. Folquet at Out - look, Wash. Miss McMinimee was a former Jefferson high school teacher and has many friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rich are the parents of a five pound 1 Hi ounce daughter, born at - a Portland hospital August 18. She was named Janet Esther. Both - Mr. and Mrs. Rich were te'ach ,. ere in the Jefferson school last year. - Mrs. Joe Whitby, Miss Gaynell Cole and Miss Rhea Jamison left by train Friday for Treasure Island where they will . visit Mrs. Whitby's son, Bob Whitby who Is with the marine corps. Betty r 1 Mi -ii . . cuuuii wm accompany mem 10 Oakland, Calif., where she will visit her sister and brother-in-law. J. A. Whiteby," father-in-law of' Mrs. Whitby, left Friday for LaGrande where he will visit r relatives while Mrs. Whitby .is way. 1 :""' : .:; "'"'."''. , OAK GROVE The eonntrr home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Allen was the scene" of a faro- , ily gathering last Sunday when a group cf. relatives assembled for a picnic dinner. The Allen . farm is the ancestral; home of the family, and the large wal nut trees under which the table was laid were planted by "Mr. Allen's grandfather,' Hon. John - C. Allen. -. ' ; ..-..'. ' ' . Present were Mr. and Mrs. O. C, Wait, Mr.' and Mrs. I. S. , McDulin, Mrs. Lena Boone, Miss Elva Boone and Mrs: Rosalie . Allen, all of Salem; Misses Ethel ,and Zelma Allen of, Corvallis, - Miss Ina Pearl Allen of Amity. Mrs. I. A. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. .Dean Allen and daughter San- dra, Miss .Bertha Allen, , Miss Ilene Allen, Mr and Mrs.-, J. . Davis Allen, Mrs. Florence Rags- ' dale and Mr and Mrs. W. B. Allen, all of Rickreall SILVERTON -Mrs. Wmi Kirt- ley was hostess Thursday night .. 'at a handkerchief shower in honor of Mrs. Albert Houck, who fs leaving to Join her husband fn Portland. Mrs. Houck has- been employed at the telephone . exchange several months. Fellow members of the office force were Invited as guests." , ; 1 Mrs. Kirtley, "who! has been bookkeeper -at the telephone of fice for the past three rears, also reports that she will return to Portland where her husband is employed. . - ;'.;Y,,"v PacihGsaEMtk . - r.3V'dSf::M::n::! THS rONT FACI Of AMERICAN rusi-iss & fi::a::ce StnJ f ff lm$k ?? 41 J Eush St, Si Faaciico, CI& I Jllllllllll III- ii Ull III Hill ! II oiiiimii Illlll J. I Willi : . ( . -- ,:' If". J, : ' J' A ISS Shirley Mcodne Johnson has revealed 1 - Thursday, September 10, as the day of her wedding to Mr. LcrVrence C- Doerfler. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. John son, and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doerfler. The ceremony will take place at the St. Vincent de Paul Catholic church. Both the young ; couple attended Salem high school.. She is now employed at the Fred Meyer store and he working .for Ostrin Brothers. Miss Letz Becomes Mr. Helton's Bride At Attractive Church Ceremony -' Miss Esther Letz, (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Letz, became the bride of Mr. Jack Helton of Bridalveil, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Helton of Bridalveil, at a cer emony August 23 at 3 o'clock in the First Bethel Baptist church. The ceremony was performed before an altar decorated with flowers in pastel shades and were lighted by Miss Alice Fromm and Mrs. Thelma Noble. Preceding the ceremony, ,Mr. Henry Newman sang, "Because," "I Love You Truly" and was ac companied by Mr. William Fawk, who also played the wedding marches. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a - white satin gown floor length and full skirt. She wore a finger-tip veil and carried a white proyer : book with gardenias. ' The honor maid, Miss Verna .Noble of Bridalveil, wore a blue taffeto gown with a square neck line, short puffed sleeves and carried a nosegay of mixed flow ers. Mrs. Roy Letz was brides maid and wore a pink taffeta . gown. The flower girl was Ar lyss Zeeb." ' Mr. William Collns was best man and ushers were Mr. Milo Kuhn and Mr. Roy Letz., A reception was held in the ; church parlors after the wedding. Mrs. Robert Fromm cut the cake and assisting were Miss Alma ; Baal, Mrs. A. Ball, Mrs. Walter ' Willicke, Mrs. Sam Schirman, Miss Arlene Fromm and Mrs. William Fawk. BRUSH CHEEK Lillie Mad sen was honored at a no-host luncheon 'at her home Friday, the occasion being her birthday. ' Arranging the affair were Miss Nettie Hatteberg of Salem, Miss Alice Jensen, Mrs. Edwin Hatte- berg, and Miss Althea Myer. The honor guest's mother, Mrs. M. J. Madsen, made the sixth mem ber of the party. WEDDING CALENDAR Lorrayne routs Peter C. Wolfswinkel Seventh Day AdventistAufust 30 Gertrude Dalk Lee Hayes Andrews "f"t f Mildred Meaney William Harriet-St. Joseph's . September Eileen Kahn Rex Lawnn rirrf r-hriti. L.p.K,- Frances BaD Lester Christens n Leslie - September Shirley Johnson Lawrence DoerfOer. St. Vincent de PauLSeptember 10 Mary Eiiabeth Ross Gil Ogden Knight Memorial September IS Before School Begins r FREE EXAMINATION 7V -Morris Optical '444 Etbto : ' 5 Fhone 5323 " SALEM - SILVERTON - EUGENE CLUB CALENDAR TUESDAY Laurel Social Hour club, with Mrs. J. M. Six. 1 p. m. Central WCTU at hall, 2 p. m. Eastern Star meeting Masonic temple, S p.m. - i- THVRSDAT - Executive board WSCS. 1st Methodist church, with Mrs. Ted UUakka, 175s Court street, 2 p.m. Miss Johnson in New Position Salem friends of Miss Julia Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Leona Johnson, will be interested to learn that she has accepted a position in the Chicago Federal Reserve bank. She will besin her new duties as counselor-and woman s personnel director on September 7. She will train the page girls -and interview high school girls. There are over 1250 women employes and 850 men in the bank. Miss Johnson will also go to the Detroit . branch for counseling and work with the page girls. , , Miss Johnson went east in June and has been visiting friends. She is .a grauate of Willamette university and re ceived her master's degree in personnel at Northwestern uni versity. - Frrrowoll Prrrfv 1 UiWfcJll rUHy For Son Mrs. Leo Page was hostess Thursday night at a dinner party given for her son, Malcolm, who left the next day for Fort Lewis to enter the army. Seated at the table were Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Talbot, Carlton Ramsden, Miss Marie Kerber, Malcolm Page and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Page. . -Have j o u i children's ' eyes checked, up now so they will be ready to start the new school year r i z h t . If glasses are needed we hare the cor rect style . for comfort andusood appearance. Come in! EYE EXAJUNATIONS WITHOUT CHARGE EASY CREDIT TETU.I3 1 T" UrCfl illtGS To. Be Read Tonight ' At the Seventh Day Adventist church at 8 o'clock tonight, Miss Naomi Lorrayne Fouts, will be come the bride of Mr. Peter Wlod' Wolfswinkle" of Longview. The brideelect is the daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Gale E. Fouts of Silverton. and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Wolfs winkle of Longview. ; Elder Christian Ems ton will perform the ceremony before an altar banked with white glad ioluses and blue hydrangeas. The bride will be given in mar riage br her father. She has chosen a gown of white slipper satin, 'decorated : with' buttons down, the back. Her tulle veil is three-quarter length and her bri- , dal bouquet will be rosebuds. Miss Sbirler Budd will sing "I Love You Truly," accompan ied by Miss Betty Hackett, who will .also play the wedding marches. The honor attendant will be Miss Lois Fouts, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids will be Miss Loraine Beane and Miss Shirley Budd. All three will wear frocks' of powder blue, fashioned with full skirts and each will carry a bouquet of pastel gladioluses. Betty JTean Waters will be the flower girl. Dickie Leeper will carry a bible. a ms - air. isenue wouswinjue wm be the best man and Mr.-Revere Fouts, brother of the bride, Mr. Jim Hackett and Mr. Donald Nel son will be ushers. Mr. Ray Wil son and-Mr. Clifton Smith will light the tapers. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Fouts will wear navy crepe, accessories of navy, and a cor sage of yellow tea roses. A reception will follow at the home of Mrs. Willard Lee Hutch ins in Hazel avenue. Mrs. Chan cey Cell will greet the guests at the door. Mrs. Revere Fouts will cut the bride's cake and Miss Ruth Hutchins will preside at the punch bowl. - Miss Helen Hutchins will be in charge of the dining room and Mrs. George Wilson of the gift room. Assisting with the serving will be Miss Dorothy Jean Mon roe and Miss Thelma Bruce. . The table will be covered with lace cloth and centered with gladioluses and pink and whit asters in a crystal bowl. For traveling the bride has ' chosen a white suit with acces sories of green. Her corsage will be Rubrum lilies. The couple will go north following the .reception. Informal Party Ti Friday Miss Beverly McGilchrlst was hostess on. Friday" night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGilchrist, to a group of friends. An informal evening was spent, following the covered dish dinner. The following girls attended - the party: Doris Berwick, Sally . Pearson, Ann Huston, Miriam Becke, Sharon Burnett, Jean , Newman, Edith Davis, Mojesks Groening, Evelyn Johnson, Vir ginia Covert, Lizbeth Kennedy - and Beverly McGilchrist Mrs. J, M. Six will be hostess and Mrs. D. K. Friesen assistant hostess'to members of the Laurel Social Hour club on Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the Six home. Cbadwick chapter. Order t the Eastern Star will have the first regular meeting of the win ter season on Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in Masonic temple. Primrose Hosue, Park Afnii'i asaarteat beaaty sa la, suuoaaees Its oaee m year sale on its exclusive cosmtle ereatloaa. Wow is jour ekancs t supply your Wamry aeeds fee. a year at 20 off-a saving f 20t mu tie dollar. . . Among the beauty, aids included are i , KEGIXAK MIC SAUK MICK Oufoa Creaw.'. J...."..'.i..;.$l.0..i...t .S0 Chiffon Cream. 1.75 10 Chiffaa Cream..: iM -243 Dry Skia Mixtars (tube) ... ... ... .159.... M Dry Skin Mixture. 1.60. . . &.id Dry Skia Mixtsxe.. CM. ....... 43 Rasa Petal Fomadatioa Ctnm. . ,109.. , 49 Skia Freslteaer........ ........ J5.. ,,... XS Skia Freskeaer .J. We.... 1X0 Lipstick . i. a.... . IM. -au J69 Cbigea Pawaer. Cbiffoa PewJer. . . Farcet lis Nat Calani. . Ferget 51 Hat Perfume tSt. ..... . EJLQ SswutssJaCreasa............. U0.. X9 Dry Deodarant ..... . . . , t, i L0 ....... 9 " Cream Deadorant . ; ... v . L00 ... . . . . X9 LIMITED TIME ONLY1 , " . BRIANS ' ; GROWN DRUG STORE 130 S. Commercial St -Phone 5928 Salem, Ore. SILVKETON Mfe8 EHeen of Salem 1)9 honor guess a i a pany xuesaaj rugni at the home of Mrs. J. W. Jor- -dan at Silverton. Assisting host esses are Mrs. L. R. Neal, Mrs. Will Shuster, Mrs. L. L Stewart, Mrs. Harold Roop, Mrs.' S. A. Gay and Mrs. John . Hoblitt. Invitations have been received here for 1 the wedding . of Miss Rahl and Rex Lawsbn, sched uled for the First Christian church at Salem on September 6. Circles Meet Wednesday Presbyterian women's circles number 3, 5 and 8 will not .meet this, week but the following meetings are scheduled for Wed nesday. v. ; - r No. 1 Mrs. Claude Murphy, leader, meets ,with Mrs. E. A. Kennert 1580 Center street, 1:15 lunch. . ; No. 2 Mrs.. Abner Kline, lead . er, with Mrs. L. C McLeod, 385 North Summer street, 1:15 lunch. No. ; 4 Mrs. Max - O. Buren, leader, at Rolling Hills farm, route . one, luncheon at 1:15 o'clock. . Na 6 Mrs. William Hartley, leader, with Mrs. H. J. Clem ents, 360 North 14 th street, des sert lunch at 1:15 o'clock.: No. 7 Mrs. I M. Ramage, leader, with Mrs. O. H. Horn ing, 960 Shipping street, 1:15 o'clock. Family Gathers; - -r-j , j 11 pluS LOOClDye Mrs. Charles Jory will be hostess at a family dinner to night in honor of Mr. Lloyd Claggett, who will leave for the service on Monday. Planning to attend the gather ing are Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pat ton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clag gett, Mrs. Melva Belle Dough ton, Miss Rita Claggett of Port land and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jory. An informal party was held at the Charles Claggett home on Saturday night when a group of friends of Mr. Lloyd Claggett gathered te bid him goodbye.. Miss Jessie McDonald and her sister, Mrs. Roly Hood, will leave on September 1 for Nelson, BC. Miss McDonald will remain there for her vacation, Mrs. Hood returning home after be ing in Salem for some time. .ftp 'W0ij. 7 - i J Miss Margaret Ann DeWitt, whose parents. Mr. and Mrs. William H. DeWitt of Eugene, are announcing her engage ment to Mr. Wallace Bernard Eubanks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ,:M. Eubanks of Sa lem. No wedding date has been set (Bishop photo J 199. . . , . . S.M. .j, . 2X9 0 v V.' Mrs. Dale Smith Is en route to San Diego to join her husband who is on submarine duty. He has seen action in Pacific wa ters. Mr. and Mrs. Smrth (Mar garet Sorahan) were married in February. BRUSH CREEK Mrs. Anna Rassi of Long Beach, Calif., was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stortz this past week. Dorothy Johnson of Scio has been a guest of her cousins, Phyllis and Patricia Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Shoemaker are entertaining as houseguests their daughter, Mrs. Merle H. Price and granddaughter. Miss Gloria Van Demark of Seattle. Miss Marjorie Donaldson and Miss Zrmlna Pade, who have been vacationing for 10 days in Los Angeles, will return on Wednesday. The wax can't stop for holidays, but YOU can postpone a pleasure trip I Orer this Labor Day war workers must get to Jobs as usual. Military traffic must roll regard less. W all must realize: PLEA SURE TRAVEL IS NO7 A PEACE-TIMI LUXURY. trsrr: ; t ... . t ' .Cadet and Mrs. Elton Edwin McGilchrisl. married in the patio of the parsonage of the Presbyterian church in Santa Ana on July 18. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGilchrist and the bride is the former Louise Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Black of Portland. Mr. McGilchrist is, now stationed at Minter Field, Bakersfield, California. Teaching Staff At Scio Complete SCIO The Scio teaching staff is complete except for commercial and English , instructors. The school year will start Sept 21 or 28, depending on harvest of sea sonal crops, it was stated Wednes day. J. A. Bliss will con tine as principal and coach, and Albert Gillett of Albany . will instruct in mathematics and science.-Grade teachers now registered are: Sev enth and eighth, Mrs. Leslie Tay lor, Scio; fifth and sixth. Miss Kathryn Lovett, Mill City; third and fourth, Miss Elva Van Reet, Oregon City; first and second, Mrs. Genevieve .Bangs, Albany. Fred Roadarmel, janitor for the last 10 years, has resigned. Tha American War Mothers business meeting has been post poned, buthe Red Cross sew Ing wul be held as usual on Tuesday at Legion halt PLEASE DAYt Handling addidon&I thousands of passengers over Labor Day mean increased strain on already ortf loaded transportatioa facilities . . . handicapping ritsi trade p or which victory deptadj.ThaVl why we sayiTJONT TXAYlL OVI LABOR DAY" Cut-If yea r.U5T travcl-fcc!? cvcld crovdinj end dc!cv : K oer full laermcf feai mm yr frip lai dVtwce. ft Punhasm f Jckefs UOVt tm enreM Imst rabivf nth ml !& ; k ToJc oj bfr; csaoss.'lfe. it Takm$hor1trl?lpnfnaf torn has mmm, K It you cast ptx&ly rraiis It, ttnrm Mf tmtwnimy mmi nfsO olHr Monday Pettpenepl:n'(r!?i-C3Y HAS CC:!2I KCTCO Be Easy On Tires, Or Else, Warning SCIO Slamming on brakes, turning on a rear wheel, starting like a race horse, and other smart-aleck stuff with a motor vehicle will be taken into consid eration by tire ration boards from this time hence, it is reported. G. F. Bryan, tire inspector for the Scio community, recently at-! tended a board meeting at which this phase of the activities was elaborated. Such drivers are to be denied favorable consideration in tire requests, it was stated. 'Redecorated - Enlarrea Csnal Wave sue Perm Oil rash Ware A f Complete. i.WJ Open Thurs. Eve. by Appointment Phone SSSS 185 First National Bank Bldg. CASTUE PERM. WATERS I VEGS