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Taking t i m e of f for some
- social activities, Salem women
find occasional luncheons and
. after noon foursomes . pleasant
diversion from busy days, of
war work This week several
, hostesses have invited guests
. -, for luncheon and bridge in the
" afternoon, --i
-Mrs. E. A. Linden is a hostess
this week at two afternoon par-.
. ; ties."- Yesterday: she entertained
. a group at luncheon at Godfrey's
and later took her guests to her
- 4 West Superior street home,
-. where cards ; were in play for'
the remainder "of the afternoon.
- Guests invited for Thursday
- were Mrs. Roy Mills, Mrs. Char-;
' les "A. Sprague, Mrs. Robert
Craig Mrs. Homer V.f Carpen-'
- ter Mrsi -:AX "Ai Rogers Mrs.- H.,
W: Hughlett, Mrs. A. Aj Siewert,
Mrs. James T. Brand, Mrs. Wal-
ter Spaulding. Mrs. HG. Smith,
Mrs. C'W Parker, -Mrs. Geo-
rge Hug, Mrs. Lebna Johnson,
Mrs: Howard Pickett and Mrs.
Gene Vandeheynde. ; -
' - Spring flowers in shades of
..." pink arid yellow were fused on
- the ' dining table, and Azalias
z -'nd dogwood decorated; the Lin-
den home. - ; 'V- !:
. Bridge Clabs
i v This - afternoonH Mrs.' Linden
I 5 will entertain - members of a
p small bridge club for luncheon
and cards. Guests will be Mrs
. John Lauterman, Mrs. William
. " E. Hutchens, Mrs. Oscar Cutler
'' and Mrs. Charles Galloway.
Mrs. Fred Finsley was hostess
on Thursday at her home on
South " Church street to mem
bers of her bridge club. Follow
i --1 ing luncheon, bTridgewas in
play. '
Attending the afternoon party
were ' Mrs. Donald McCargar,
ff- Mrs. Edwin Keech, Mrs, Theron
; - Hoover, Mrs. John Heltzel, Mrs.
- Clarence Hamilton, Mrs. Rich
ie ard Stoltz, Mrs. E. W. : Roberts,
Mrs. Glenn Barnes and Mrs.
: Finsley.
Cards and Luncheon
Mrs. Peter Buck was a lunch
' eon hostess on Thursday, when
' she entertained members of the
;; Thursday . bridge club at a lun
.T cheon in the Marion hotel, fol-
; lowed by an afternoon of bridge
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
. r William McGilchrist, jr on
I North Summer street.1
2.' Mrs, Edgar Payne (the former
' Peggy Munger) of Palo Alto
and Mrs. Edward Roth were
r ' special guests and members of
the club; are Mrs. CarllG. Col-:
lins, Mrs. A. Terrencei King,
'! Mrs. Edward Stadter, jr., Mrs.
Ralph ) Purvine, M r s. i Willard .
I ll Thompson, Mrs. J. J. Hague, jr
1 . Mrs. Robert Needham, Mrs, Wil-
liam Lidbeck, and Mrs. Leon
' " Perry. . . ' . ' ,
: SILVERTON SL Monica's Al-
. tar society held its last; regular
meeting before the summer va
- cation, Wednesday at the home
' f Mrs. Charles Songer, Mrs.
Russell Luckey and Mrs. Leon-.
ard Hudson were assisting host
z. esses.' . . . i 1
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CLUB CALENDAR
FRIDAY v.
Unitarian W o m m n' aQUnec,
with Mra. George Goodrich. 71
Breya avenue.' a p. m.:.
WRC at YWCA, X p. m.
MONDAY
Delta Phi U Mother, chapter
house. . Covered dish lunch , at
J p. m.
Deaconess hospital auxiliary,
1 p m ''
: TUESDAY
Junior guild, St Paul's parish
house. 10 a. m. for sewing. Lunch
eon at 12:30 p. m.
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, WEDNESDAY
' WSCS 1st Methodist church,
all day. -
Presbyterian Missionary socie
ty. 2 p. m.
' WEST SALEM The Laurel
Social Hour club met at the
home of H. J. Clements, Tues
day, at 360 North' 14th street,
luncheon was served by the
hostess and assistant hostesses,
Mrs. Robert Forster and Mrs.
Bernard Benson. The program
was carried out as a Mother's
day occasion. The meeting op
ened with an invocation by Mrs.
G. E. Vosburg.
Special guests for the after
noon were the Book and Thim
ble club: Mrs. Rollin Beaver,
Mrs. Fred ubin, Mrs. Charles
Adams, Mrs. Ray Lacey, Mrs.
Conrod Fox, Mrs. P. Wishart,
Mrs. Albert Isaak, Mrs. R. Dam
rell, Mrs. Charles Swartz, Mrs.
L. F. Brown and Miss Fern Mor
gan. ' , . . .,
; Members of the Laurel Social
Hour club. present were Mrs. C.
L. Jackson,- Mrs. Vina Coffel,
Mrs. E. W. Emmett, Mrs. J. M.
Six, Mrs.' David Friesen, Mrs.
Lillian Williams, Mrs. Glen Ad
ams, Mrs. Robert Forster," Mrs.
W. H. Zimmerman, Mrs. Eu
gene Krebs, Mrs. Bernard Ben
son, Mrs. G. E. Vosburg, Mrs.
Philip Peterson, Mrs. Monte
Jones, Mrs. H. J. Clements, Mrs.
Carrie Jennings, Mrs. Clara
Smith, Mrs. Everett Lisle, Mrs.
Henry Toves and daughter Ju
dith were special guests. The
next meeting will be on June 1
at the home of Mrs. C. L. Jack
son. ! ; 1
The following program was
presented: solo by Monte Jones,
violin" selections by Vina Coffel,
accompanied by Mrs. W. H.
Zimmerman.
ROBERTS Friends and
neighbors met at the Lee Eyerly
home "Friday to" honor their
daughter Berneece, recently
married to Ensign James . M.
Smith, with' a miscellaneous
shower. Playing games, singing -'
' songs and viewing interesting
moving pictures . owned by Mr.
Eyerly. made the evening's en
tertainment. '
Those e n j o ylng the" evening
were' Alice Coblidge,' Mrs. Jesse
Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray, ,
Mr., and "Mrs. Harvey Scheubel, "
Mrs. Ray Eyerly, Mr. and Mrs.
George Higgins, Mrs. Lewis
' Johnston, - Mrs. , Lynn Clymer,
" Mrs.' Leonard Zielke, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert " Blankenship, Mrs.
Joe Ringwald, Mrs. George
7Bressler, Mrs. S. C. Davenport,
Mrs. J. P. Blankenship, Mrs.
Frank Needham, Mr. and Mrs.
John 1 Orsborn, Mr. and Mrs.
William Peterson, Mrs, , Arthur
. Thompson, Mrs. - Karl Heyden,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Redfern,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eyerly, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Kelley, Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Lerman,' Mrs. Jack Ey
erly, Mrs. Raleigh Wirth, - Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Eyerly, Mike and
. Larry, ' Miss Ruth Drager, Miss
k 'Eileen Winded ahl, Mrs. Nels
Tonning, Mrs. A. Kuvenski, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Eyerly.
Mrs. Smith and her sister, Mrs.
; Raleigh Wirth are leaving Sat
urday, May 1 for Sacramento and
Mrs. Smith will join her husband
in Miami, Fla.; the first of June.
DAYTON The May meeting
of the Dayton Woman's Civic
club ;was held Tuesday after
noon, closing meeting until next
autumn. -Mrs.
i Louis - Gross, the new
prisident acting for th fint
. time : appointed listening post
cunmiees. - , j $
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. 1 Theodore . Rossner: M .
Carl Francis, Mrs. E. W. Budke,
and Mrs. Louis Gross. Th rtsv-
' ton Civic club is taking a lead
ing part in ,tne National Music
r week activities here and had'
program Thursday at the high
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SOCIETY;
MUSIC
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Miss . Moore
Marries, in
Chapel
Miss Katharine Moore, "daugh
ter of Mrs. Katharine Moore, be-.
came Mrs. Russell McJury at a'
ceremony read in the chapel at
Camp Hale, Colorado. ', It was
the first wedding ceremony to
be performed at the chapel in
the newly completed camp.4
The bride was given in mar
riage by Major Monroe, and at
tended by Mrs. Moore.
The bride is a graduate "of Sa- -dem
high school and went a year
to San Mateo Junior college and
has been employed at the First
National bank previously to go
ing, to Colorado April 1.
- Lt. McJury, son of Mrs. L.
Meriwether of Portland, attend
ed Portland schools," went to
Oregon State college and is now"
with the ski troops.
MT. ANGEL Mrs. Babe Usel-
man and Miss Leon a Boedig
heimer were hostesses, at the
former's home Tuesday night
for a surprise kitchen shower
for Miss Monica Frey, whose
marriage to Clarence Predeek
will be an event of May 15. The
wedding will take place in St
Mary's church at 8:30 a. m.
The gifts were hidden about
the house in the manner of a
treasure hunt and. the bride
elect was required to find each
gift at a given signal.
Following the gift hunt sup
per was served to the guests
who included Miss Frey, Mrs.
Francis Schmidt, Mrs. William
Bean, Mrs. Albin Bean, Mrs.
William Prosser, Mrs. August
Scharbach, Mrs. Al Saalfeld, and
Miss Clelia Turin.
Mrs. Albin Bean and Mrs.
Prosser received the prizes.
SPRING VALLEY Mrs. El
truda Teeple and Mrs. Earl
Johnson were hostesses for an
informal afternoon of , sewing
and games for members of the
Sunshine club, at the Teeple
home. Spring flowers were used
as decorations. Attending were
Mrs. Ben Mc Kinney, Mrs. Owen
Williams, Mrs, Carl Alderman,
Mrs. Jesse Barnes ' and Geral
dine, Mrs. Roland and Jerry,
Mrs." R. V. Carlson and Ruth,
and David, Mrs. Elwood Cooper,
Mrs. W. E. Weinberg, Mrs. Ted
Daum, Mrs. Pete Wilmert and
Jerry, Mrs. 'May Versteeg, Mrs.
Belle Simkins, Mrs. Reva David
son and Freddy, Mrs. A. E.
Robertson, Mrs. R. D. Clark and
the hostesses Mrs. Teeple and
Mrs. Johnson.
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Program on
Sunday to
Be Fine
(The nexflarge program plan
ned for Music week will be the :Mr. Dorris Mattison Millerr 615
concluding ' concert, at which Monmouth street. Independence,
Corporal Mackey Swan, baritone, ; -ha enlisted in the SPARS, wom
will sing an entire, program. The - en's service of the , US Coast
recital is to be given at 4 o'clock- Guard, according to Chief Rob
in ; Waller hall, and the public ert B. Fallon, in charge of the
Is invited to attend; Mra. Mar-: US Navy .Recruiting' office here
guerite " Dal ton will ; be ? accom-
panist for j Mr gwan. , 7 : '
The " program '-.will include '
' German , lieder,- arias, spirituals '
and' some modern English num-
;bers.
CpL -Swan is a, graduate of:
Temple university," Philadelphia,
..and studied under Frank Arthur
Preischi He sang for . two years .
with . the f Philadelphia opera
company ; and appeared . many
times f in concerts and . on the
radio. ' He has also made many ,
appearances in Salem. -
. Many programs have been
given during Music week and
the schools have participated by
giving special programs and as
semblies. The following- is the .
school . schedule of : Music week
activities: , ;-. : , ' . -..
McKinley program presented'
by Leslie junior high Wednes-'
day. Garfield : music assembly.
Wednesday. Washington program
given by 1-2-3 grades Wednes-'
day-, at .1:30 p. m. Program by
4-5-6 grades, Latin i American
music, riaay. nJigiewooa tamp
fire girls tea and music Thurs
day. Mothers tea and musical
May 25. - - .
Highland program presented
by: Parrish .Wednesday; open
house : and musical program
Thursday night. Grant, singing
assembly . Thursday. Richmond,
singing assembly Wednesday 1
p. m. Program presented by Les
lie Wednesday. Bush music as
sembly and Leslie band and or
chestra, May 7, 1 p.m. Leslie,
operetta, "Rio Rico," May 19, .8
p. m. Salem Heights school mu
sic festival May 7 at 1:20 p. m.,
Mrs. Lovecik, music chairman.
MT. ANGEL Annual instal
lation of officers and reception,
of new members into the Young
Ladies' sodality was held at , St.
Mary's church Sunday night,
May 2. .!'.'",
Rev. Hildebrand. gave the oc
casional sermon and Rev. Vin
cent Koppert installed the ' offi
cers and presented' the badges to
the new officers. Later he offi
ciated at solemn benediction,' at
tended by both the Young La
dies and the Young Men's sodal
ities and the. members of the
parish. V. ' . :'
Officers installed 5 were 1 Miss
Dorothy Barning, president; Miss
Florence Hassin, vice president;
Miss Margaret Traeger, secre
tary; and Miss Rosecarie Hett
wer .treasurer; and Miss Georgi
ana Hauth, Miss Adeline Boch-
tier. Miss Alene Dardis and Miss
Cecilia Zollner, councilers;
'j
UNION HILL Mrs. Douglas
Heater 'will not be able to en
tertain the members of the 'Un
ion Hill Woman's club at her
home this week due to illness.
Mrs.. Maurice Heater will enter
tain at her; home on Thursday
afternoon instead; '
Mrs. Ethel Nak, J75 Garden
road, will entertain the neigh-
bors of i Woodcraft Thimble club : nurse' and attendant at' :'the prej
at 12:30 o'clock today for a no- ' gon State hospital' in Salem! j
host luncheon. ;1 . Since December 7,' 1942, Miss
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Your LEIEWS need Cloros
tofiav More
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For CLOROX is Ektra-Gontlo n bleaching and
removing stains! It lessens rubbing, prolonging
life of linens., .also makes them fresh, sanitary!
Crrx is eltro-rtCaid.. . it's fret frm caustic, en txdosiv qvdityl
lVlILUONS of thrifty housewives ore
conserving the life of their linens through. .
tho use of Clorox in the rgtar leundrw
tng process. For Clorox gently bleaches"
whit cottons and linens snowy-white
.(brightens fast colors), removes stains
'even scorch and mildew; also makes.
; them hygienically clean. And,
especially important today;
' Clorox reduces rubbing, thus
lengthening life of fabrics.
Clorox performs other valua
ble services, lt disinfects oerm
AMERICA'S FAVOJlilTI BLIACH AND HOUSEHOLD DISINFECTANT
.tree;'from caustIc
Scryicqypmcn .
Vhot T2iey can do .' "V'
Vaot they'ra doln? About It
-- . Maintaining - an unusual rec
ord of service with- the ;- armed
-forces of her ; immediate family,
which handles applications for
SPARS and WAVES in this area.
She was sworn into the SPARS
at the Portland branch office of
naval officer procurement."
For the past five years Mrs.
Miller has been -office manager,
stenographer and bookkeeper for
Hartman's jewelers, herc'i. She
attended - Capitol Business col-
lege; graduated from Indepen
dence high school. Her first po
sition after business college was
with W. H. Burkhardt, school
clerk,' as a bookkeeper.
- Mrs. . Miller's husband, Charles
A, Miller, radioman, third class,
in the navy, was reported "miss
ing in action" in the Atlantic on
May 5.1942. . -
, Her-brother, Charles Mattison,
is a private in the army technical
school, armored forces, Ft Knox,
Ky.
Mrs.! Miller -is a member of
the Oregon Civil Reserves and
has been active at the civilian
defense control center here. She
yis a member of the Credit Break-
fast Women's club' of Salem. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. '
William J. Mattison, Indepen
dence. ' . - - , - -l.
Mrs." Miller completed U her .
tests with a high record. She is
now awaiting assignment to a
SPARS school at one of the na
tion's leading colleges. There .
she will be trained for the US
Coast Guard job she will take
over to release a US Coast
Guardsman for active duty at
sea. Mrs. Miller will be -trained .
as a specialist and when she is
assigned to a coast guard station
she will have a rating of petty
officer, third class, with a month
ly pay of $160.50, including al
lowances. She will be eligible
for advancement to higher rat
ings. -.
Miss Mary Elizabeth GoebeL
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Goebel, 1430 D street, has en
listed in the SPARS,, it was re
ported here today by Chief Fallon-
Enlistment of Miss Goebel was
completed at the Portland branch
office of naval officer procure
ment.':" ' ,
Alter completing her ? first
tests with an outstanding record,
Miss Goebel was sworn into the
SPARS and is now awaiting as
signment to a SPARS training
school where she will get "her
training.. "
Miss Goebel graduated . from
Salem high school in 1937 where
she was active as a member of
the home economic and the phy
sical education club. She attend
ed Colorado State college of Ed
ucation, for three; years, 1937-39,
majoring in " home economics.'
While there she ' was active in
student affairs and vice presi
dent of Delta Phi Omega, social
sorority. She; attended the Ore--gon
College of Education in 1940
42, Specializing in elementary ed
ucation work. She obtained her
B. S. degree in education in' 1942.
For i short "period she was ' a
than ever!
"danger zones in routine cleansing of
bathroom end kitchen as Well as' In laun-
deringJ It also' destroys mold in refrig
erators and food containers, reducing
risk of food spoilage. :".. r '
For consenration of linen for snowy
white laundry, for greater horn sanita
WXTUZICZAXZS
nirfxszj X order
Eagles Have "
New Officers
' - Mrs. : Ray Moore presided at
the regular meeting of the Eag-
? les auxiliary which ; met at the
Eagles hall Tuesday night Mrs.
. Ray Howard from Portland was
; a Visitor. - ".
- Election ' was held , with the
following officers being elected
for the coming year:, president,
Mrs. Percy Cooper; vice presi-'
dent, Mrs. W. E. Gardner; chap
lain, Mrs. Mary Aplin; treasurer,
' Mrs- F. A Smith; secretary, Mrs.
L. A. Hamilton; trustees, Mrs."
Maude Rogers and Mrs. A. La-
Branche; inside guard, Mrs. Carl
Staats; outside guard, Mrs. L,
WaUace. '. ' .
The president appointed . the
following committees: to serve
Saturday night, Mrs. E. Gett-
man and Mrs. Mark ' Capps; at
the USO May 9, Mrs. - W. E.
Gardner, Mrs. Ray Moore, Mrs.
Minor Lewis,- Mrs. Hugh Wane,
Mrs. Judson Bressler, Mrs. Dora
.. Stanton, Mrs. Mildred Fetch,
- Mrs. Carl Staats, Mrs. Audrey
. Maden and Mrs. Jack Tagart
A group, will be organized to
- contribute blood to the Red -'
. Cross blood bank. Those interes
ted to contact Mrs. W. E." Gard
ner, phone 8897.,
Next Tuesday night initiation
will be held." -
"' 'TURNER tThe naenthly silver s
: tea and program of .the Metho
dist Woman's Society , of Chris
tian Service will be held on Fri
day afternoon at the country
home of Mrs. C. A. Bear, with
Mrs. Earl C Bear, assisting host-
ess. , All members "and friends
. are extended an invitation to at
tend. V,.;
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' Mrs. Anna Windom has re
. turned from two weeks visit in
Albany . with - relatives and
. friends, including her son's wife,
Mrs. Harry Harvey and daugh
ter Lois. Mr. Harvey is with the
' navy at Treasure Island, Cali
fornia, serving as a radio tech
nician. SILVERTON Mrs. Bernlce
Johnson' of San Francisco is a
two weeks guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith and
her sister, Mrs. Earl Dedrick at
; Silverton. ;
Mrs. Johnson is a native of
Silverton and a graduate of the
Silverton schools. F o 1 l o w i n g
v graduation here , she .' attended
school , in San- Francisco and later
was employed in Hawaii before
making San Francisco her home.
SALEM HEIGHTS The final
meeting of" the Salem Heights
Woman's club will be .today. It
is' also' Red Cross sewing day.
A no-host luncheon will be
served at 12 o'clock and the
business meeting, will held.
ChUdren of Salem f H e i g h t a
school are in"chargeof the pro
gram for, the -afternoon;
V MT. ANGEL Miss EUsabeth
Unger ; entertained - her bridge
: club at her. home .Tuesday night.
v .Honors at' cards .went to Mrs.
- Paul JSchwab Miss i Helen - Ke-
ber, and Mrs. Cletus Butsch. ... :
. Extra guests. wereJilrs. A." P.
'Millerand Mrs. Bill jWorley. :.
1 A late' supper cifollpwed -.' the
card 'layinVj.U."uj.'r r
" Goebel- has been a case worker
v and social service worker for the
- Clackamas county public welfare
; i cpmmussioft at Oregon -City r " ,
C3
tion use Clorox; Simply follow
directions on label. OcWox is '
concentrated for economy. . . a
little goes a long way: There's :
only one Clorox .'.". always
by name.
UNIONVALE M I s Shirley
. Louise Fowler, daughter of Mr.
rnd Mrs. Floyd E. Fowler of
Clackamas, became the bride
of Daniel B.lCason, son of Mr.'
and Mrs; Boon Cason ol Port-
land at a beautiful ceremony
at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon
-at the -White Temple Baptist
church in Portland.
Dr. Ralph C. Walker, officia
ted in the presence of the im
mediate families of ' the two
young people. :
They left afteri theceremony
for a short wedding trip to the
: Oregon beaches. J '
Pro1 America
Meets :
: - e
, CSpeakers on the Pro America
Republican club , program" Tues
day night at the .YWCA were
Mrs. j Winifred Pettyjohn Mrs.
S,- J. Butler and Mrs." Mark
Skiff. Miss Virginia Tompkins
gave a group of ' piano numbers
and Mrs. Nell; Mower led the
pledge to the flag.
Plans for a membership drive
" were outlined by Mrs. J. H.
Turnbull. i
v The June meeting will be
at' the home of Mrs. Pettyjohn
and will include the usual busi-.
" ness meeting and program fol
lowed by ; a social hour. All
republicans are. invited
r'-1 . ' ' '
MT. ANGEL St. Ann's Altar
society held its annual party for
members of the; organization
Sunday afternoon at the St.
Mary's auditorium. About 90-
. ' women attended.
Bridge, five hundred and beano
were played. -'f "
Refreshments were served in
the school dining' hall late in the
afternoon. Daughters o( the
- members served. v !
SILVERTON Mrs. Lara Ope-
dahl was the inspiration of a
house A warming - a n d" birthday ;
party combined -Tuesday after- ,
noon at her home" on Church
street when 20 friends called to
wish ' her many happy returns ,
of the day. , .
Mr. and Mrs..Opedahl recent
ly moved from their farm home
on the Marquam road to the ,
home they purchased on Church
street. . - .
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-a shopping spree and pick her out the best-Iccling hat
. -7 she's ever wornl Wards have a whole collection ... so-
phisticated dressy straws . , . smart tailored types . . . bars
to please a moilher whh young ideas. Cc me Ie1 fter seel
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Phone 3194
Mrs. Wickert Is
Hostess .
Mrs. Dollie Wickert was host
to the cootiette club Tuesday.
, The evening was spent sewing
on a quilt top. There will be
no meeting May 9.
Present were Mrs. Ralph Har
lan, Mrs. Lester Davis, Mrs. Joe
Stirniman, . Mrs. Frank Prince,
Mrs. David Furlough, Mrs.
Charley Hunt, Mrs. Leon Han
sen, Mrs. Frank Millett, Mrs.
Q Fuqua, Miss Loris Harlen and
"the hostess, Mrs. Wickert.
MILL CITY Miss Faye Say-
ler of Coqiiille and Alvin Guy,
Mill City, were married April
80 at Vancouver, Wash.
; Attending the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Kelley, Lee 1
Roy Kelley, and Alene" Kelley
of Portland, and the grooms
mother, Mrs. Mae Guy,' also his
two sisters, . Wanda and Lena of
Mill City. .
Mr. Guy is a graduate' of
the Mill City hjgh school and
the bride from the Coquille
high school. r '-,-.' .
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LYONS Delegates t from the
Lyons Womans club to attend
the Federation of Womens clubs
held in Gates Friday weie Mrs.
Roy Huber, Mrs. Ivan Dayi Mrs.
, Earl Alien, Mrs. Alex Bodeker
and . Mrs. Melbourne Rambo.
Mrs. Roy Huber,. president of
the Lyons club, gave a report of j
the club, activities for the year.
Mrs. Alex Bodeker, civic chair
man, also gave a report. Mrs.
Earl Allen was elected treasurer
of the federation for the coming
year.
. SILVERTON Sil verton
friends arranged a party at the
home of Miss Hannah Olson
and Mrs. 7 Ida , Uoyle for Mrs.
Carl Thorkildson (Mrs. Emma
Ingleson). Mr., and Mrs. Thor- i
kildson were married at Van
couver, Washington ilast Satur
day and will make their home
at Portland where they are now '
both employed, he with defense ,:
work and she at . the Immanuel j
hospital. Both formerly lived at i
Silverton.
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