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Th OREGON STATESMAN. Scdesu Oregon, Saturday Morning, JcmuarY 23, ISIS
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Silver Wedding .
Celebration
MONMOUTH The silver
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs.: Vera Alsip was celebrated
Saturday night at the home of
r Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alsip here.
: The Alslp's two daughters, Mrs
Ronald Heater of Sweet. Home,
and Miss Katherine Alsip, Salem,
arranged the affair as a surprise
for their parents, assisted by rel
atives and friends. The Alsips
were married January 17, in
: California.. Mrs. Alsinwaa El-
ma Hayes of Dallas, daughter
: of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles
; Hayes. :--Ji. : ;
Decoraljions f silvered cedar
Doughs lit a graceful fan ar
rangement were on the mantel,
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Society
centered by a miniature bride
and groom,' high-lighted with
silver candles and bells. The
serving table was covered with
lace cloth. A three-tiered wed-
- ding cake was arranged between
. white tapers, in silver candle
holders. -I ' j Mrs. Ronald Heater
presided at a silver urn. Kath
erin Alsip cut the cake and Mrs.
- Frank Alsip cut the ices. Miss
Alice Dlckman Of Salem and
Mrs. Percy Lamb, ; Monmouth,
assisted about the rooms.
The bride and groom renewed
their vows, with S. B. Holt acting .
as minister; Percy Lamb as best
man; Mrs. Holt was matron of
, honor; Mrs. Percy Lamb, brides
maid; and Braxton Powell giving
; the bride away. The wedding
party wore gowns reminiscent
of 25 years ago.
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Installed ;
Daughters of ; Union Veterans
of. the Civil War held installa
tion iof ofiicers at the home of
Mrs. Wfllian En tress on : North
Commercial street Wednesday.
Members who took their new
offices .are Edith McCoy, presi
dent; Sarah Cutler," vice presi
dent; Madeline Nash, junior
vice president; ;Miry Hilborn,
chaplain; j Nellie Hiday, treasur
er; EffielOlrich, Mabel Gard
ner aadllMaryt : Jones?ouncil
members; Bernice Laue, patri-
otic instructor;' Alice Horning,
secretary; Mab el Lockwood,
pressj correspondent; Margaret
Ringle, guUd; Nancy Skewis,
guard; Bertha Bergman, assist
ant guard; Gaybell Dyson, Eve
lyn Evans, Ma Bach and Lo
rene i Stowe, colors; Mary: En
tress, musician; Kitty. Baum-,
gardner, historian.
Installing officer was ; "Mrs.
Verna Gardner, Seaside, depart
ment president; and Beatrice
Henry, installing guard. Com
mander ' Theodore Penland of
Portland, f only living GAR in
Miss Blair Weds
Mr Bldrdsheai ij !
Miss Druscilla Blair, daughter j
of Mr. and? Mrs. tee Sutton, and
Mr John Beardshear, son of Mr. j
and Mrs. "E.'. G.I Beardshear" of j
Homer, ' Nebraska, i exchanged j
; majriage ivows Friday night, j
January 1?L Dr. J.: C. Harrison!
of . the First Methodist church
officiated. The ceremony .was
read in the home of Mr. and Mrs. j
'Suttor before an arch of fern.
jielbridjfe was given in mar
riage jby her father. She chose 1
as heri wedding costume a brown
suit with which she wore brown
accessories! and an orchid icor
sage. j -i ' if
Miss, Dairiel Brown was I the
bride's only attendant, andtwore
' a light blue dress and a corsage
of rosls. Mr. Arnold Johnson of
Astoria served as best man for
Vizi Beardshear. A reception fol
lowed -the "wedding., ;
The couple will make their
home In Salem, where he is in
business, t i
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AAUW Meeting
Slgied Today
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On this afternoon's calendar
is the regular monthly, meeting
of the Salem branch, American
Association of University Wom
en at the Salem Woman's club
house at 2 o'clock. ' ' '.Jf.
f The fprogram will be high
lighted by a forum on the sub
ject of the proposed military
ronscriptiori;; and how it may af
fect education. Members of ; the
panel include Mrj Rex Putnam,
state superintendent of schools,
who will act as moderator and
Joirie iri the discussion with Mr.
Oscar t. Paulson, director of 'Vo
cational education in' Oregon;
and Dr. A. G. Kossack, professor
of mathematics at the University
of Oregon,! who; f has worked
with the army specialized train
ing courses at me university
A . tea hour will follow .the
meeting with Miss Ida May
Smith :the general chairman.
Writers Club at
French Home i
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The Salem Writers' club met
on Wednesday night with Mr.
and .Mrs. Felix French as hosts.
Original work was. read by Mrs.
Flora Thompson I Enders, Dr.
Morton E. f Peckj Dr. Mary? C
Rowland, .Mrs. Jessie C. Single
ton, Felix Frenchj Mrs. Blanche
Jones, Miss Brenda Glass. Mrs.
William Merriott and Mrs. Ora F.
Mclntyre. , ; -
Other members i present . were
Perry iReigehnan; Miss Edna
Garfield, Mrs. Morton E. Peck,
Mrs.; Felix French, Mrs. J. C.
Nelson and Mrs. N. F. Anderson,
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BPW Executive
Board Meets
. Executive .' board of the Busi
ness and Professional Women's
club was entertained at the home
of Miss Phebe Mc Adams, on
South i 12th' street Thursday
night. During the meeting it was
revealed that there are 32 mem
bers Of the club who Joined over
10 years ago 5
Present were ;Mrs. Arthur
Weddle, Mrs. Byron Herrick,
Mrs.. Winifred Pettijohn, Mrs.
' Ruth Vorhees, Miss Ida Mae'
Smith,. Miss Dorothy Cornelius,
Miss ; Ruth i McAdams, Miss
Phebe McAdams and Miss Ma
thilda GOles. .
Party Follows" '
DeMolay Dance -!
Dick Givens was host for a
supper party after the DeMo
lay dance Friday night at the
home of his parents,- Mr., and
Mrs. Evert Givens, on North
17th street J
. Guests were the Misses Pat
Ray, Patsy Nickens, Norma Jean
Nugent, Anna May England,
Norma Cass and Betty Jo'
Beardsley. " i . ,
" Escorts were Rodney Bright,
Tad Sh'inkle, Jack Lawson, Rich
ard Barber, Douglas Carter and
Dick Givens. ''
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TSgt Melvin B. -Tiny- Larkin
has returned t Baxter General
hospital In Spokane alter spend
ing .three weeks furlough with
his family in Salem. Set. tr
- kin was awarded the Purple
.Heart for wound received in
' combat in the Southwest Pactfle
. - where he took part In three jma
' Jor battles. He served verseas
for S2 months with the list division.-
He la the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben O. Larkin and has two
' brothers in the same unit First
. Sti. Marvin E. Larkin is home
now too and the third brother la
SSrt, Howard Larkin.
Robert Lockart
Wins Air Medal
Special toThe Statesman - ,
AN EIGHTH J AIR FORCE
BOMBER STATION, England
SSgt. Robert Steven Lockart, 19,
of Salem, Ore., right waist gun
ner of a B-17 Flying Fortress of
the 96th bomber group, has been
awarded the Air Medal for "meri
torious achievement" while par
ticipating in Eighth air force
bombing attacks on nazi war in
dustries and supporting ground
forces battling in Germany ."The
presentation : was made by Co
Robert W. Warren, Vernon, Tex,
sroun commander, " f :
Sergeant Liockart worked 'for
the Oregon state highway depart
ment before entering the army in
July, W3. He is the son of Per-
man ; Charles Lockart, 240 Sil
verton road, Salem, Ore.
HARRY LAZOTT PROMOTED
Special to The Statesman .
A NINTH AIR FORCE BOMB
ER BASE, France--Harry Lazott,
jr.f of Banks, Ore has been pro
moted to sergeant.' He is a tail
gunner in a B-26 Marauder medi
om bomber group operating from
France. '.
SergeanJ Lazott! is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Lazott of
Banks.
Floyd O. Bradley, runner's mate
3c, recently spent a portion of a
15-day ! furlough; in Salem with
Mrs. Mary Lynch and family, with
whom he formerly made his home,
and the Thomas Murhammers at
Keizer. He has spent the past 22 J
months in the Pacific. Before he
reports again for duly he expects
to visit briefly with brothers and
sisters in Corvallis, Toledo, Port
land and Coos Bay.
Stuan Cummins
Air, Force Officer, .
On Staff of KSLM
Stuart L. Cummings of Los An
geles, .honorably discharged as; a
captain in the army air corps af
ter being injured in a plane crash
in China, was on the staff of
KSLM ! today as promotion and
publicity ; man. He : will also - do
some announcing, -j ;
Cummings is a graduate of the
University of Southern California.
The addition to the KSLM staff
was announced by Glenn Mc
Cormlck. Mrs. Weller Is
Honor Guest v
Mrs., Charles Weller. was hon
ored on her birthday when; Mr.
and Mrs. George Weller enter
tained at dinner Thursday night
at their Shipping street home.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Charles Weller, Mrs. Harvey
Bond,! Mrs. Albert Wells, Miss
Virginia Well, John Weller and
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Weller. "-
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Recent visitors at the W. J.
CNeall home on North 5th
street have been his mother,
Mrs. C. E. Primm, and brother,
Mr.; Charles E. O'Neal!, of La
, Grande. The- 0Nealls' son,
Frank, accompanied the visitors
back : to LaGrande for a visit
He is in the' merchant marine
and will soon leave for duty. '
Installed under pneumatic
pressure.
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Two Marines
On Furlough
Home on furlough after many
months in the Pacific are two Sa
lem marines. They are SSgt Paul
D. Bar ham, 23, whose wife lives
on route seven, and SgL George
H. Wilkinson, 25, of 1948 D street.
Bar ham last served with the
fifth juTiDhibious corps. He was in
the Tarawa campaign. The son of
Jesse A. Barham, 1433 State street,
he enlisted in July, 1942. ,'
A member of the second marine
division, Wilkinson last saw ac
tion" in the Saipan-Tinian cam
paign. A graduate of Salem sen
ior high school, he enlisted in
December, 194L i 7
GEKYAIS Pvt. Lloyd L. Fer-
schweiler, son of Mrs. L. G. Fer
schweaer, has been transferred
from Sioux Falls. SJD, ta War-
rensburg. Mo. He is with the
army air corps. -.
BLONDlE
SCORCHY SMITH
BARNEY GOOGLE
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General Olson. Now, in
7alla 7alla Hospital
Brig. GenJ Ray F. Olson, act
ing adjutant general of, Oregon,
who was called back for a phy
sical examination preliminary to
re-entering the, army oh active
duty, now is at the army hospital
in Walla Walla undergoing treat
ment.
QM te Edward Harris, sea of
Mrs. . Grace Harris, 1173 North
16th street, Salem, is now at home
spending (a 30-day leave after
some 18 months active service in
the Pacific theater. This Is Har
ris" second visit home since be-
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ing in the navy four years, most
of which has been spent overseas.
He is a i graduate of Vale ' high
school and his brother Jay now
attends Salem high. He returns
to San Diego! for f reassignment
upon completion of his leave.
JEEPER? fcUSS STARR, tU,
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Steed, who has been sent to the
mavy scheel ef sooaie tm Waah
Incten, DC, to take farther
training.' He was formerly at
Farragnt. 1
- Pvt. Kelley E. Robinson, whose
wife, Gertrude E. Robinson, re
sides at 2420 Simpson street, Sa
lem, la listed among men wound
ed in action in the European area.
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i A Lyons ; marine, CpL Donald
K. Huber, was recently promoted
to his present rank while on duty
at the marine corps air station,'
Cherry Point, N.C. He is serving
as an aviation ' machinist, mate
with unit of the 9th marine air
Craft wing, which Is In combat
training. Huber enlisted in June,
1943. .
Ltv Howard Karts, USNK. Sa
lem physician who has been in the i
service more than two years is at
home on leave before going to his
new assignment In Portland. -
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