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Betrothal of
Miss; Betty
Sinkola
. lOf Interest to the university
' set is announcement of the en
gagement of Miss Betty Louisa
Sinkola, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Sinkola of Hoquiam,
Wash., to Ensign Winsen P. Ao
ton, USNR, son of Mr. and Mr.
Paul H. Acton of Salem. The
bride-elect is now wearing a
diamond on her left hand. No
plans have ! been made for the
wedding. -
i Miss Sinkola completed her
sophomore year at Willamette
university in June. She has been
active In campus musical cir
cles, serving as song queen the
past year and writing the words
for toe sophomore song for
Freshman Glee She is a mem
ber of Alpha Chi Omega, Mu
Tbl Epsilon, national music
honorary, and Beta Alpha Gam
ma, sophomore women's honor
ary. ' ;...( '!. .
Ensign Acton is a graduate of
, Salem i schools and attended
Willamette university, where he
was affiliated' with Kappa Gam
ma Rho fraternity. He was a
member of tjhe V-12 unit at Wil
lamette after entering the ser
vice in 1943. Ensign Acton re
ceived his commission at Fort
Schuyler, New York in July. He
has been home on lettve and is
now at Gulfport, Mississippi.
Miss Sinkola was a guest at the
: Acton home here during jpart?of
her fiance's leave.
I Girls' Camp to
Open Sunday
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i The district girls camp will
I open its ninth session at Silver
' Creek recreation area under the
direction of Mrs. . Ruby Bergs
vik on Sunday, August 5 and
; will close en August 12.
I Chet Goodman will be staff
j man from the YMCA sponsor
ing group. Fifteen have been
chosen staff members. Junior
leaders will be Ann Carson, Es
ther Perkins; Joan Bunnell,', all
Salem. Unit counsellors are
Myrtle Kxueiger, Betty Hanaus
ka, Claire Wilson, Jacque Lew
Is, Lenore Hammer, Marie Ann
Newman and Barbara Hoadley.
' Ruth Perkins is in charge of
dining room! and Ruby Bunnell
lis in charge! of crafts.
. Salem will be represented by
i 63 girls from nine to IS years
of age, McMinnvQle by IS and
: other towns sending girls will be
'Aumsville, Stayton, ML Angel,
Newherg, Detroit, Silverton,
Portland, Idanha, Independence,
Woodburn, Mehama and Ger-
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Bus transportation has been
arranged for Sunday afternoon
at 2 pro. from the TMCA.
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' Ma KerneeD. HaLMth tmd mm
! Gerald, Timothy and Michael
have come to Salem and are at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Coulson. They have been with
Sgt Halseth in Sioux Falls,
Mont, and ! Marshfield, Calif,
until he went overseas.
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...Clubs
. The Home
Jeryme English
.Society Editor
CLUB CALCIDAH
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Womut'i Relief Corps . auxil
iary to the Grand Army of the
RaDublie. net at VTW halt
X pjft.
Ktcri cli. rtnt Baptist
church, covered tiah . Uaner,
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. Misaoual Ladlea auxiliary meet
with Mrs. V. 8. Niderhclsr-16
East Superior. S p.m. '
Sons of Union Veterans and
auxiliary covered dish dinner
and social evenln at Bugen
Fresco tt bom. 10S4 Oak sC,
9 :39 p.m.
A Farewell
Dinner
Miss Charlotte Alexander was
hostess for an Informal .dinner
party Wednesday night at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Alexander. The af
fair was given as a farewell in
honor of a group of Miss Alez-s
ander's friends who axe leaving
next month to enter college.
The evening was spent infor
mally after the dinner hour.
: Covers were placed for Miss
Janet Trowbridge and Miss Sal
ly Doran of Seattle, Miss Helen
Shepard, Miss 'Jean Fidler, Miss
Mariann Croisan, Miss Margie
Cooler, Miss Jean Claire Swift
and Miss Charlotte Alexander.
Mrs. Donald Deckebaeh and
her children, Donay , and Sylvia,
of Portland are spending the re
mainder of the week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Deck
ebaeh. Mrs. Cenrad ranlaea and her
son. Tommy, have returned
Wednesday from San Francisco,
where they went to be with Lt
(jgH Paulson. Lt Paulson, who
has : been In the South Pacific,
has now returned to his ship.
SILVERTON Mr. aatd Mrs.
Grant Rue of Milwaukle were
dinner guests Wednesday night
of Mrs. Gertrude Moen. Mrs.
Gaylord Hibbs and son, Garry of
Dallas are also guests of her mo
ther, Mrs. Moen this week.
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High honors won by the Salem
Nurses Aide Corps will be an In
spiration for the 82 nttvr aides,
who after, intensive training,
will be capped at ceremonies to
be held August IS at the First
Presbyterian church, according
to Mrs. Louise Arneson, Marion
county Hed Cross ' director ' of .
nursing! services, who 'with her
staff has trained the outstand
ing Nurses Aide group in the
nation, j The citation award of
merit from the National Defense
council will be awarded at the
capping ceremony.
.'' .Personnel of the" class to be
capped at this ceremony includes
the following:
Mrs. George Barnes, Jeanne
Marlys Blensly, Donna M. Boyle,
Mrs. Florence Bressler, ; Mrs.
Beulah Lindahl, Mrs. Charlotte
Bryan, Edith M. Byrion, Mrs.
Mildred Bynon, Mrs. Rose Carr,
Mrs. Sherlee Cave, Mrs. Hattie
A. Cook,1; Lucile Corbin, Helen
K Dicfanan, Dolores Donaldsorv
Mrs. Gaynelle Dyson, Norma
Fischer, Margaret Garter, Mrs.
LOrna Hammer, Mrs. i Mae H.
Klrby, Mrs. Raymond Lwmka,
Mrs.: Henry H. Marsden, Mrs.
Helen McCafferty, Mrs. Fay Mi
ner, Lorraine Overgard, Mrs.
George Roth, Dorothy M. Sat
terlee, Mrs. Marine U. Span
gler, Clara, E. Volk, ' Dorothy
Whelan, Marcia E. Yocom, Mil
dred E. Wassam, Jean Barham,
ula Grace Beckner, Fornia Blo
wer, Sibyl L. Brown, Mrs. Anita
Mae Contreil, Virginia: Covert
Pauline Craven, Caroline E.
Duby, June Alice Ever hard,
Adele Egan, Wilms Gorton, Nine
Elizabeth: Graves, Mrs.. Juanita
Gruber, Colleen Rita Hempel,
Barbara Jean Kent Donna Lea
Mlnton, Betty Murphy, Mrs.
Conine P. Volk, Mrs.' Maurice
FitzsimmOns, Mrs. Rupert Park)
Shirley Mae Rabenau, Mrs. Ber
niece Randall, Honora Reldy,
Jean Rowland, Patricia Sears,
Katherine Schissler, Norma M.
Sletton, Mrs. Lyleth M. Stanton,
Eileen Stanton, Mrs. Margaret
K. S h 1 p m a n, Margaret Ana
Wagner, Florence Wallace, Au
thana Welch, Arlene M. Wlkoff,
Mrs. Eileen L. Wlkoff, Meiva
Williamson, Mrs. Breyman
Boise, Mary Ann Brady, Nancy
Jean Brown, Mrs. Lee Crawford,
Mrs. Helen Rita Frank, Mrs.
Dora Frink, Mrs. Edith, Hopper,
Mrs. Goldia Kyle, Mrs. Alice
Lehman, Mrs. Margaret' Maker,
Nancy Montogmery, Mrs. Je
anne Perkins, Mrs. Delbert
Schwabbauer.
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''I j Mr. and Mrs. Fbnald Holford (Alda Mary PicKell) who
woro marrisd on Juno 2 xA the First Christian church. Tho
brids is fits daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E D. PicKell and her
husband la the son bf Mrs. Grace Marin?. The couple now
reside at 1384 Waller atreet (Bishop photo). ,
Miss" Bell Now
Mrs. Schaffner
MT.l ANGEL Nuptials for
; Miss Anna Bell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Bell, land Mr.
Isidore Schaffner, son I of Mr.
and Mrs. Raphael Schaffner,
were celebrated at St Mary's
Catholic church Tuesday morn
ing in a beautiful setting of pink
and white gladioluses. J j .
Rer.f .Vincent Koppert officl
- a ted at the nuptial mass and
Sister M. Victoria Keber, OSB,
presided at the organ, j
Mr. Bell Save his j daughter, in '
marriage. She wore traditional
white satin styled I with fitted
bodice and full skirt ending: In
a long train. A tiara j of seed
pearls held the fingertip veil: of
tulle and she carried j an arm
bouquet of white rosebuds and
bouvardla. - j
Miss, Emma Bell was. brides
maid and Miss Margaret SchafN :
ner acted as maid of honor.
They wore respective frocks ' of
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feta with matching hats and
carried nosegays. - ' ,
The , groom1 was attended by
Mr. Bernard Schaffner,. as best
man Land Mr. Richard Bell as
usher. Henry Splonskt served
at the mass. ,
Mr, and Mrs. John HartL un
cle and aunt of the bride,
served the wedding f breakfast
and at noon there was a wed
ding dinner for 32 guests at the
Mt Anger hoteL Assisting with
the serving , were Miss Veronica
j Schindler and Miss Doris Bur-
ger, who with the help of Mrs.
Byron Erickson of Brooks and
Miss Blanche Perkle of Wood
bum, also served at the1 recep
tion that followed at the home
of the bride's parents.
' Following a wedding trip to
"Haydea lake, Idaho, Mr. and
Mrs. Schaffner will make their
home in Portland.
For traveling the bride chose
' a green tailored suit with match
ing accessories and corsage of
white orchids..
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Miss Judd
To Marry ;
Lt Austin : -.
Sunday, August 12 has been
set as the date for the wedding
of Miss Jacqueline Judft and Lt
Staryl a Austin, United States
army air corps. Lt Austin, who
arrived in Norfolk, Va, Wed
nesday from the European thea
tre of war. celled his fiancee that
evening. He is expected to r-
rive in JSalem the first of next
week.- The couple's engagement
was , announced a year ago last
spring.
! Miss Judd is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Judd and
her fiancee Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Staryl C. Austin, an of Sa
lem. The afternoon wedding will
take place at the First Christian
church with Rev. Jesse Johnson
of TUlardook officiating. ' ' i .
' Miss Judd is a graduate of
Salem high school and Willam
ette university. Lt Austin is also
a graduate of Salem schools. He
has been overseas a year as
pilot of a P-47 Thunderbolt Lt.
Austin wears the air medal and
six oak leaf clusters.
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1 PRICES GOOD FRIDAY TIIRU BIONDAY "
' Ensfea and Urs. Henry Stew
art bare been visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L, XL Gilker. He haa been
at Camp Endicott Darisville,
Rhode Island attending the Sea
bee school. .
YWCA Girls
Secretary i
Arrives
Misa Marjorie L Wells.' new
older girls . secretary at the
YWCA, has arrived to Salem and
took over her duties en Wednes
day. She completed a YWCA
training course at Asilomar, CaL
Miss Wells is a graduate of
Occidental college, Los Angeles,
majoring in economics. She was
employed as a tellerat a bank
at Camp Haan, Calif. She has
'been a group leader of Chinese
girls at International institute,
Los Angeles, and was a Sunday
school teacher -and Youth Fel
lowship president -during her
college days. Her home is in
Riverside,. Calif. j
Mr. and Mrs. Edxrmr Pierce are
vacationing this week at Nes
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'.Home . ,
' Mrand Mrs. BJarne Ericksea
win be hosts for an informal
party Saturday night at their
South Cottage street home la
honor of Mrs. Erlckson'a club
and their husbands. -
A nc-ost dinner will be
served ata large table on the
terrace. Later; in the evening
contract bridge wUl be in play.
Covers will be place for Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Simmons, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Cooley, Dr. and
Mrs.' Lloyd Sanders, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Feike, Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Sexton, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney King, Mr. and Mra.
' Glenn Paxson and Mr. and Mrs.
; Bjarne Ericksen. ; :
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