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Twins Marry
At Church
Rites
A double ceremony was held
Friday at o'oclock when Miss'
Emmaline Nafziger became the
bride of Mr. Maco Allason of
Bremerton, arid MLi s a Evaline
Nafaiger became the bride of Mr.
John LeCompte of Bremerton.
The twin brides are the daugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Naf-i
aiger. Mr. Allason is the son of
Mrs. John Allason, Bremerton,
and Mr. LeCompte is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. William LeCompte,
Lynden, Washington.
The ceremonies were perform
ed at the Emmanuel Mennonite
church with Rev. D. J. Unruh
officiating. -
Lighting the tapers were Miss
Elda Herr and Miss Alma Stauf
fer. Mrs. Homer Welty played pre
ceding the ceremony; and accom
panied .Henry Butler when' he
sang "O; Promise Me" and "God
Gave Me You." .
The brides entered the church
on either arm of their father.
They wore identical gowns of
- whites a t i n ? with sweetheart :
neckline and long sleeves. They
wore fingertip veils which fell
from coronets of seed pearls..
Each carried a bouquet of bou-
vardia, red roses and gardenias.
- The maids of honor were Miss
Irene DeVries in' blue "satin and .
Miss Lucille Roth in yellow mar
quisette. :." , "
Bridesmaids were Miss Mina .
" Gerig in-aqua taffeta and Mrs. .
Roy Rutschman in pink .marquis- .
ette. . ;
Flower "girls were Adsle Wel
ty and Miss Joan Roth. - a.
Mr. Edgar Nafziger and Mr.
Ralph Nafziger, brothers of the -brides
were best men. Ushers in
cluded Mr. Homer welty, Mr.
Leonard Roth, Mr. Roy Herr and.
Mr. John Roth, jr. ' . ; ;
The bride's- mother wore navy
blue and matching accessories
and a corsage-of gardenias and . Mrs. E. O. Miles and Miss Dorp
roses. Mrs, Le Compte wore dark ... thy Blaisdell.' . I
blue .with a corsage of gardenias
and Talisman - roses, and Mrs.
Allason wore a blue dress with a
corsage of gardenias and . pink
roses. . ;
- A reception followed in the so
cial rooms of the church. - , .
Cutting, the cakes were Mrs.
Ernest Roth and Mrs. V. J. Lehr
man. ': ' ' V
,' Assisting were Miss Sarah
King, Miss . Katherine Gerig, .
Miss Lucille Ramsden, Miss Jean.
Bates, Miss Rozella Dalke, Miss
Bcrnice Lehrman,. Miss Elsie
Roth and Miss Lillian Butler. .
For going away the brides,
wore identical frocks of sand
beige wool. T.h e i r accessories -were
of black and topcoats of
teal blue." Their corsages were of
gardenias.
1 . After October 4, the couples
will be at home in Bremerton. :
' The brides are both graduates -of
Salem schools and both at-
tended business college. Mrs. Le-1
Compte .has been a. member of
the staff of the office of the Mar-.
' ion county agricultural agent.
Mrs.' Alason' has been "with the
public utilities commission. ' .
Mr. LeCompte attended schools
. in Bellingham, and Mr. Allason
in Tacoma. ' . - - .
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TUESOAT
Salem Council of Church Wom
en. 2 p. m. at YWCA. An execu
tive meeting.
WEDNESDAT
Past Regents club. Ctiemeketa
chapter DAB. no-host luncheon
- 1 p. m. with Mrs. Carey F. Mar
tin. 697 South Liberty street.
THURSDAY
Fruitland Woman's circle, with
Mrs. E. U Scott, 2 pm.
Miss Barker
Is Honored
- Miss Marjorie Mae Barker,
daughter of Mr. and Mr3. John
Barker, will become the bride of
Mr. Don Blaisdell, son of Mr. and
.Mrs. L. A. BlaisdelL
, She was honored Tuesday
when Miss : Murial Smith and
Miss Bonnie Young entertained
at a shower in her honor at the
Carl Smith home. V
- Bidden were Miss Beverly Car
ter, Miss Maxine EngeL Miss
Jean' Donaldson,' Miss Dorothy
Pyatt, Miss Elaine Harms, Miss
Martha Franz, Miss Betty Ull-
man. Miss Pauline Dunlop, Miss
Maggie, McBahv RJiss ' Estelline
Smith,' Mrs. Marvin. O'Brien,
Mrs. Paul Brandon, Mrs. John
Barker, 'Mrs. L. A. Blaisdell,
On Wednesday Miss Dorothy
Blaisdell entertained . for Miss
Barker at a linen shower at the
Blaisdell home.
Miss Blaisdell served a dessert
supper and places were marked
for Miss Muriel Smith, Miss Dor
" othy Pyatt, Miss Martha Franz,
Miss Betty Ullman, Miss Bonny
Young. Miss -Maggie McBain,
Miss Estelline Smith. Mnt Li A.
BlaisdelL Miss M a r J o r i e Mae '
Barker and Miss Blaisdell-
.. ... . . . . .
' The home hospitality commit
tee of the Hostess league will
meet on Wednesday at 7 :30 in
the chamber of commerce. Rep
resentatives from each church
are being appointed to ' attend
the. meeting, according to Mrs.
William. L. Phillips, chairman. ; -
. Mrs. Adam Kuzenskl returned
this .weekend to her home in Ta-
. coma after visiting with her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. - and
Mrs. Nels Tonning. . i
TURNER Miss Helena Rath
Bones, daughter of Mrs. Maude
Bones and the .late J. M. Bones,
became the bride of Corporal
Francis -W. Niemi of .Mather
field, California,- son of Matt
.Niemi of Taft, at a simple cere- .
mony solemnized the evening of
September 1, at the home of the
bride's mother in Turner. The
Rev. J. L. Ellis officiated in the
presence of only members of the
two': families. ....... .
The bride wore a gray suit of
wool, with 'black accessories and
and her corsage was of gladioli
blossoms and sweet peas. " Rich- .
ard Roberts of Aumsvflle, neph
ew of the bride, was the ring- ;
bearer. " - .'
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: The bride is a , graduate , of
Turner high school and has been
employed in Salem. The groom
recently graduated from Boeing
school of aeronautics at Oak
land, and is now an army air
force, mechanic at Mather Field.
The young couple are now at
home in Sacramento.
TURNER The : recent wed-
ding of Lieutenant Varnel Lee
Beach and Miss-Cleone Feir at.
Del Monte, Calif, following Mr.,
Beach's graduation as an army
pilot, is of interest to Turner
friends. The groom,', known to
his friends as "Joe, resided near
.Turner for a number .of years at
the Beach' country home. The
family formerly resided in Port
land. - '. , -
" AURORA Wednesday afterr
noon October 7, 'the first" fall
meeting of the Aurora Woman's
club will be held with the pres-
ident, Mrs. E. Pi MichelL and the
program committee, Mrs. W. H;
Ehlen, Mrs. George Ziegler and
Mrs, Hollii Ransom as hostesses
at the home of Mrs. W. H. Eh
len. . .K: '"
. TURNER Mrs. Vina, ; Moore
is announcing the marriage of
her daughter, Miss Ruby Love
of Salem, to Private Burt Oust
on September 19 -at New Or
leans.' They will ; make their
home temporarily at New Or
leans where Private Oust is sta
tioned in the army medical
corps.
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Of Coming
Marriage
At a tea given on the lawn of
the Eugene Prescott home on
Saturday afternoon, Miss Helen
Darling announced her engage
ment to Mr. Raymond E. Baker
of Bremerton. No date was set
for the wedding.
The bride-elect's sister, Mrs.
Ben Christansen'poured and
Miss Ina Cameron and Miss June
Waggoner served.
Those attending the tea were:
Mrs, A. L. Darling of Harris
burg, Mrs. Robert Baker, Salem,
Mrs. Ben Christansen, Harris
burg, Mrs. William Spurlin and
Donna Lee of Harrisburg, Miss ,
: G r a c i e Darling, Eugene, Mrs.
Roy . Vpsburg, Harrisburg, Mrs.
Charles Black, Salem, Mrs. G.
. Goe of Tacoma. Mrs. E. T. Pres-
l cott, Mrs. A. S. Henderson, Mrs.
Harry Green, Mr$. Elmer Jain,
Mrs. Margaret Higgins, Mrs. Ar-
- thur. Yonker, Miss Alice Hersch,
Miss June Waggoner,. Miss Ina
Cameron, Miss Elizabeth , Wed-
v die, Mrs. -, Gerald Wickman and
Miss Helen Darling, all of Salem.-
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TH. CrjMO:i STATESMAN. Cdea Oiejon. TueidaT MoniSiS. Cj?!:itr Si 1SJ2
Rotarian
Wives
Meet ,
The Women of Rotary met for
a 1:30 luncheon at the Quelle on
Monday, with. Mrs. Ray A. Yo
com presiding. The speakers' ta
ble and surrounding tables were
decorated with low bowls of tu
berous begonias.. The guest
' speakers were Miss . Beryl Holt,
whose topic was "The United
War Chest and rs. . Barbara
Kurtz who talked on "Organiza
tion of Defense Recreation."
Guests present . were : Mrs.
Bruce Baxter and ' Mrs. Fred
Smith.
; The following members ; were e
present: Mrs. George Arbuckle,
t Mrs. L.' O. Arena, v Mrs; F. I.
. Bressler, Mrs. Earl B. Day, Mrs.
Preston ' Doughton, Mrs. R. L.
Elfstrom, Mrs. Charles Fowler,
Mrs. M. C Findley, Mrs. O. F.
Franklin, Mrs. Silas Gaiser, Mrs.
- George f, Grabenhorst, Mrs. L.
Gleason, Mrs. W. M. Hamilton, .
Mrs.' G rover Hillman Mrs. Paul
Jackson, Mrs. W. T. Jenks, Mrs.
Abner Kline, Mrs. A. A. Lee,
Mrs. Ivan s LovelL Mrs. A. F.
Marcus, Mrs. H. G, Miller, Mrs.
R. H. Mitchell, Mrs. Arthur Mc
Laughlan, Mrs. W. L. Phillips,
Mrs. Edgar Pierce, Mrs. Chester
Pickens, Mrs. Lloyd Riches, Mrs.
Thomas Roen, Mrs. A. A. Rog
ers, Mrs. Charles A. Sprague,
Mrs. Homer Smith, srn Mrs. Ivan .
Stewart,- Mrs. Nels Torinin g,'
Mrs. Ellis VonEschen, Mrs. W.
I. Williams and Mrs. Ray A. Yo
com. Dinner Hosts
Mr. and - Mrs.. Charles Ship
. man of West JSalem entertained
at dinner . Sunday in - hpnor of
their son,. Delbert. Charles Ship
; man, who is. home on a furlough
- from Ft; Greeley,; Alaska. ' The
children were all home the first
time in three " years. P r e s en t
were Mr. ahd jMrsTR. F.'Ship- ,
man, Herbie and Jerrie; Mr. and
Mrs. V. J. Shipman all of Wash- -ougaL
Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Steward and Vernon . Reid, Sa
lem; Mrs. Donwa Lundeen, Van
couver, .Wash., M r s.- George
Welch, and son Rufus Sell, of
Coquille. ,
Invitations . are being ' issued
this week for a tea to be given
in compliment to all - Junior, and
Senior! Hostesses in Salem Sun-'
- day afternoon at the Salem Art
and Recreation center. Calling
hours will be from 4 to 8 o'clock.
- Mrs.' Barbara Kurtz Smith, !
p supervisor .of , the Recreation
- center, is in charge of arrange-'
' ments. A musical : program has
been planned for the tea hours.
Mrs. Marlon Jewel (nee Mar
garet Johnson) has been a vis
itor at the home of her parents,
. Mr. and-Mrs. J.'M: Johnson for
" the past two. weeks.- Lieutenant
Jewel on furlough, arrived on
Friday.' , They left' Sunday to
visit his parents in Bend. Lieu
tenant Jewel is instructor in ad
vanced flying in Stockton. .'-
fTTos. it's vorth fiahting or"
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" Cx v Seated in comfort iri the Empire Builder,- ycoi V
-will find people indulging in one of America's .
. most priceless possessions, the Right of Free
v ; Speech, ; V i ' . ' . '
.. In the United, States we have nothing to fear
-' veri though at times we abuse this right; .
. . It's a real privilege to .be able to gowhere -
we.ptease and say what we please.. "Yes,,
' , ir's worth fiihtin& for."
- .- But there is' one thing we must do "Pur 7
up" so we won't have to "shut up." . V -
- --Fisht talk won't, win. Action will. Let's
. 7 stoke the engine of our fighting machine. War ; -.
Bonds are the fuel. .7 ,
Trevtl Antielpl!n Pl
- -. Anticipate yow kwot need. Tell wKere-aiHl .4
. ; Ui yoa lHm4 lo go and what accoaiwodati wis yo wl
Mod. In cm of cnanj of plant, cancel resonwfcoM
. promptly. Tha Great Northern b, ! eowrso, - .
f ovemMtnt requirements first, but tif pabli to welcowo
avaiUUe space at atl t'mes. " . ' . .
, LKal. Arent. r write C. L. ,
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Mrs. YIncent C Craia (the
former Julia Query) is In Salem,
living with her mother, Mrs.
Esther Query, at 440 Tforth 22nd
street Mr. Crain, a construction
engineer, has been transferred
from Seattle to Juneau, Alaska.
Mrs. Crain expects to remain
in Salem until some arrange
ment is made to Join her hus
band In Alaska.
WCTU Meeting
At Church'
The South Salem WCTU at its
meeting Friday in the parlors of
the Leslie Methodist church
elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: president, Mrs.
- Mason Bishop; vice - president,
Mrs. B. J. C. Patton; recording-
secretary, Mrs. Charles Haworth;
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
. Percy Karns and treasurer, Mrs
E.,T. Barkus. t
Guest ' speaker was Mr. Ben
Kunz, in charge of the entertain
ment program at the local USO,
outlined plans for future activi
t i e s of his organization, and
- spoke of how women's organiza
tions may help. Hostesses for the
tea hour were Mrs. Mason Bish
op, Mrs. C. W. Stacey, and Miss
Winifred Stevens. -
Miss Holder- to
Be Speaker : :
; , Miss Edna Holder, missionary
. recently returned from the pro
vince, of Puntamba, India, - will
be guest speaker at the Leslie
Methodist church Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at a mis
, sionary; tea ' sponsored by. the
Woman! Society, of : Christian
Service of . the ; church. Miss
Holder, who is this year study f
ing at Willamette university, has
had many years ' experience in
India i which . culminated; in . a
voyage home under the dangers
, "of war. The meeting -is open to
the public.. Hostesses for the tea
' hour are Mesdames Mason Bish
" op, CS. Orwig, B. E. Otjen and
. Leona Jonanson. '.'
Members ef. the Englewood
Woman's club have planned
meeting to be held at the home
of Mrs. O. A.' Chase, 1560 Mar
ket street, on Friday at 2 o'clock.
.An interesting program has
been arranged.1 -
Kappa' Alpha The Us will meet
at the home of Mrs. Wallace
- Carson on Thursday night - Mrs.
-. Charles Heltzel will be assisting
hpstess. - -.':'
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pot roast :
Hot tomato juice '
Chuck roast with vegetables
- Applesauce -.'.:
Baked pears with '
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