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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Krause (Carol
Pope) who marriage took place Sept
mk 13 at the First Congregational
church. The bride Is the daughter of Rol
lm Fopes ol Dallas and the groom Is the
tec cl Mrs. Lena Krause ol Hillsboro,
Kansas. Trv couple will live in Salem.
(Jeslen Miller).
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert C Van Slyko
(Helen Zink) whose wedding was an
event of September 1 at the. Jason Lee
Memorial church with the Rev. S. Ray
nor Smith officiating. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.f and Mrs. F. L. Zink and
the groom is the son of Mrs. Minnie Van
Slyke. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brooks attend
ed the couple. (Kennell-Dlis).
Daughters
Plan Open
House
Court Capital City. Catholic
IugMr of America will hold
! ani.ua I open hme at the Wom
an tub en Fridsy, October 4,
r -m to 10 p m All Catholic
toometi f Salem arnj their friends
ip tft i ted The Hev. Martin
iK.i.fherty of Gervaia will be th
f jrri tpeaker and muirai num-b-i
m..l b given by the Cece
liaris of Sacred Heart academy,
X!r Ar,Lf.ony J. Becker. Mr.
V A Rooakowaki, and Mr. Wayne
Meusey.
Mr. Jamet Mahula I chairman
of Ue retrethroetit committee and
Mr J A. Barry of decorations.
Pi vti.r.f during the tea hour will
be Mrs I) J. McLtlan and Mrs.
J II Meusey. Junior Catholic
lUkroers will aaatjit about the
fining Km. A special welcufn
It extended to newcomers In the
city.
Ontral WCTU to Mert
Salem Centra! WCTU will meet
at 2 rkk on Tuesday with Mrs.
Umiw Mill. 1724 Chemeketa
reel Mrs. fcd Yuun will lead
the devotioiials arvj the Rev. Clay
J. Pmeroy will be foest speaker.
Uffuers will be Installed and
oVessU-s elected U attend the
a'e convention to be held In Pen
1 . October 22-23. Interested
fr-enOs are invited to attend.
Shover Party
Of Bride-Elect
A nruiwei laneous shower on
Thursday nifht at the home of
Mrs. H J. Coakhn. honored Miss
l.i.IU Owens. brKte-eWt of Gil
bert Bnrtister. Aasistina; her mo
ther aa ro-hosteaa was Mrs. J. T.
Ir.vitad to the party were Mist
rt. her mOwr. Mrs. Rath
er me Dam!. Mrs. E. H lluck
a'ep and Miss rvUre Huckatep,
Mis Ireste Dswea, MUa Lola Tope,
M sa ta-k.res Purdum, Miss Doris
r.iflehart. Miaa Wilma Sharp
r. k. Mrs Carl Jenaen. Mrs E. H.
I-uettery, Miaa Doktres I.uvh
tty. Mm Patricia Stanle t, Mrs.
C.k ftUhie, Mrs. E M Wil
Lma. Miaa Naomi Brown. Mrs.
W M Brnner. Miaa (VDflitu
lke, Mas Virginia Kitchen, and
thr htarteasea.
8TATTON Members ef Eva
Rebekah lodf observed the 93th
anniversary of the founding of the
Rebekah degree of Odd Fellow
ship Tuesday in the lodge rooms.
Mrs. A. C Van Nuys. good of the
order chairman, was in charge.
Plans were made for the dinner to
be given at the annual Marion
county 1(X)F convention to be held
here October 12.
D. George Cole spoke on the
founding of the Rebekah degree.
Mrs. Byron Shuck, Mrs. Sarah
Weddle and Mrs. Lane Baker
served. Mrs. Lucille Carter will be
initiated in October.
Jaquish-Timm
Wedding Held
DAYTON The marriage of
Misa Eunice Timm. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Timm to
Charles Jaqulah. Granger, Wash.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jaqulsh
of Granger, was solemnized at the
home of the bride's parent Sept.
22 tt I p. m. Chaplain Carl, Black
ler, of the First Baptist church.
Dayton, performed the double
ring service. h
The bride was given in marri
age by her father. Her dress was
white organza and her veil was
fingertip length. She carried
white gladioluses and pink rose
buds. The maid of honor was Miss
Audrey Timm, In powder blue,
and best tman was Vern Jaquish.
Music was furnished by Miss
Arleen Deed on. Miss Helen Wal
ters and Mrs. Carl Blackler.
At the reception which followed
the ceremony, Mrs. Ted Koehler
rut the rake, Mrs. Martha Nogos
sek, grandmother of the bride
poured and Misa Timm and Misa
Deedon assisted.
For going away the bride wore
a gray suit with black accessor
ies. They will live In Yakima
while the grutim attends the J. M.
Perry Institute of Trades and Ag
riculture. Mrs. Jaqulsh graduated from
Amity high school and Capital
Business) college. She was em
ployed at the state treasurer's of
fice and lately at Ladd and Bush
bank. The groom Is a graduate of
Granger high school and has been
44 months In the navy. 19 of
which were spent in the South
Pacific.
Saleea Chapter Aaaerleaa Geld
Star Mothers and families have
been Invited to attend 10.50 a. m.
services at the First Christian
church today.
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For Amity Girl
AMITY The Church of Christ
wast he scene Sunday afternoon,
September 22, of the wedding of
Miss Opal Marian Glahn, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Glahn
of Amity to Richard James Loren
zfn. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Loren ten of Dayton.
This Rev. fcle Wlllard, uncle of
the groom, read the double-ring
aervlpe. Mrs. Robert Shields, ac
companied by Miss Rose Marie
Lorenzen of Dayton, sang. Miss
Lorenzen also played the wedding
marches.
Ths bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore lace-edged fin
gertip veil; and a halo of seed
pearls. The bodice of her gown
was fashioned of white lace, the
skirt of fine net over white taf
feta extending Into a train; Her
bouquet of . pink rosebuds, white
stephonitus and gardenias. Miss
Noma Glahn in blue was maid of
Honor for her sister and Mrs. El
vin Asher, bride's matron, was In
pink. They carried arm bouquets
of gladioluses. Long lace mitts
and lace headdresses were feat
ures of their costumes.
Thomas LeRoy Glahn was best
man; Elvin Asher, Marvin Loren
zen and Vernon Maxon, ushers,
The brid has been employed
for several years at the. bank of
Amity. Mr. Lorenzen, who at
tended Amity schools, has spent
several years In the navy. They
will live in Amity.
A reception in the church par
lors followed the ceremony, after
which the couple left on a trip
to California and Idaho, Mrs. Lor
retuen wearing a black coat and
black accessories over her aqua
crepe dress, with a corsage of gar
cent as.
PEO Officers
At Luncheon
s Mrs. Charles! A. Sprague was
hostess to past state presidents of
PEO Sisterhood at her home on
Friday afternoon. , A luncheon
was served, after" which the group
held its annual business meeting.
Assisting Mrs. Sprague were Mrs.
M. D. Weills 1 and Mrs. Glenn
flusted of Portland.
I Others here for the affair were
Mrs. Wilfred Pi Jones, Mis. J. A.
King, Mrs. Mattie A. BoDine,
Miss Bessie Mickey, Mrs. Grace
Kent ' Magruder, Mrs. Arthur
Welch, Mrs. Ella. Braly, Mrs. Tim
McFadden, Mrs. Paul Shaw, ajl
of Portland, Mrs. Orah Harkness
Buhl, Albany, j Mrs. Dorothy H.
Seymour and Mrs. J. W. McCrea
dy. Forest Grove, Mrs, E. W. Ka
ser. Grants Pass and Mrs. Ben
Whisenand, Bend.
Becomes Bride
Of Navy Man
I AMITY Miss Merle Jean Chris
tensen, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs.
Rupert Christen sen became the
bride of George Albert Sanford,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. San
ford of McMinnville, September
14. The Rev. S. James Osborne
officiated at the double-ring cer
emony before the fireplace in the
home of the bride's parents.
: Given in marriage t by. her fa
ther, the bride wore a' pale green
wool suit with; brown accessor
ies' and a corsage of orchids.
1 Mrs. Glenn Christensen, cousin
of the bride, wss matron of honor;
Gait Christensen, sister of the
bride, was flower girl. Cecil E.
Sanford of McMinnville Was best
man for his brother. Mrs. Charles
Showalter of Portland, sister of
the bridegroom, plsyed the wed
ding music.
f For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Christensen wore a corsage
of deep rose anthuriums on a
fuchsia crepe gown. Mrs. Arthur
Christensen, aunt of the bride, cut
the Ices, and Lois and Dorothy
Christensen, her cousins, served
the cake, 1
I Mr, Sanford, ; a chief pharma
cist's mate in the navy, served in
the South Pacific, and is now sta
tioned at Swan Island.
1 The' Wesnan's society ef Chris
tian Service of the Leslie Metho
dist church will1 meet Wednesday
at 2 o'clock with Mrs. John Ber
telson. 110 East Leffelle street
Mrs. A. W. Metzger will conduct
a devptionsl Bible study. Mrs.
W. S. Ankney wllr present the
concluding lesson In the year's
study book on Africa. Mrs. Ma
son Bishop will assist. -
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; 8Uytoa Mrs. Richard O'Con
nor and Miss Claira Pepperling
entertained for Mrs. Karl Kreit
zer Sunday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. O'Connor. Present were
the Misses Phyllis Freres, Phyllis
Jordan, Stella Thompson, Evelyn
Thompson; Mesdames Lewis Keir-jj
sey, Floyd Booze, Eddie Kreitzer,
the hostesses arid honor guest,
Mrs. W. IL Henderson ef Mad
ison street, has returned from
Rochester, Minn., where she vis
ited her son-in-law and daughter.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Varney for
six weeks. She traveled by plane.
: ; AMITY Miaa Margaret Ste
wart of Wellington, New Zealand,
fiancee of Stanley Holloway, ar
rived here last week to visit in
the home of Mr. and MrS. C. S.
Holloway.
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TVESDAT i :
Salem General hospital auxiliary,
VWCA 10 tun.
. Yomarco class, rirst Methodist
church, with Mrs. Frank G. Myers,
302 North, Winter street. 1:19 dessert
luncheon.
Chadwlck chapter, OCS, Masonic
temple S p.m.
Salem Central WCTU with Mr.
Mayma Hill. 17J Chemeketa St., t
p.m.
St. Helena's Guild. St. Paul's Epis
copal church,- with Mrs. Ralph E,
Purvine. 1144 Saginaw st B p.m. I
WEDNESnAT I
Salem Weavers Guild. YMCA. t D m.
Woman's Cheerful club, with Mrsi
A. 3 Trojan, rt. all day. i
PEP Teachers' club, S p.m. dinner
at Cold Arrow.
Knight Memorial church : silver tea
and social afternoon, church parlors
1 jp m.
St. Paul's Guild and auxiliary Joint
lunch co nmeetln. i Episcopal parUh
house, 12 JO p.m.
Pythian Sinters and families din.
ner, 248 N Commercial st, 6:30 p.m;
THl'RSDAT
DAV auxiliary meet at Woman's
clubhouse, S p.m.
Mrs. Chandlee to
Speak Wednesday
WOODBURN Mrs. William
B. Chandlee of Hillsboro, president
of the Oregon Federation of Wom
an's clubs, wiH be the speaker at
the no-host luncheon meeting of
the Wood burn Woman's club at
its initial meeting of the year
Wednesday. Mrs. Chandlee's sub
ject will be "Know Your Federa
tion. Mrs. A. G. Cowan, president,
will ptspside.
The first meeting will also be
guest day .and each member is
asked to bring a guest and to have
her food at the library club rooms
so that serving can begin 'prompt
ly at 1 p.m.
The executive board, composed
of Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. P. C. Mc
Laughlin, vice president; Mrs.
Dsrleigh Slead, recording secre
tary; Mrs. Percy Seeley, corres
ponding secretary; and Mrs. Ru
dolph Anderson, treasurer, will be
hostesses for the day.
Committees, for the 1946 47
year's work are: Mrs. 'Wsllace
Jones, Mrs. O. L. Withers, Mrs.
Ray Glatt. civic committee; Mrs.
Walter Schuler, Mrs. Edna Lytle,
Mrs. L. B. Detweller, membership
committee; -Mrs. Arista Nendel,
Mrs. L. C. Austin, Mrs. Ann Chap
man, courtesy committee; Mrs. A.
E. Austin, Mrs. E. J. Allen, Mrs.
Frank Covey, philantropic; Mrs.
J. Melvin Ringo, musician; Mrs.
J. J. Hall, radio chairman; Mrs. J.
W. Richards, Mrs. Mabel B. Grass,
reporters; Mrs. T. K. Sanderson,;
Mrs. Melvin Johnson, Mrs. Her
bert Hoyt, ways and means com
mittee. !
Mrs. Frank G. Myers will open
her North Winter street home
Tuesday afternoon to members of
the Yomarco class of the First Me
thodist church for a 1:15 dessert
luncheon. Assisting hostesses will
be Mesdames E. B. Millard, Mary:
Boeschen, and Grant Day,
Salem Weavers Guild will held
its first fall meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the YMCA at 2
o'clcok. An interesting weaving
program is planned and all per
sons interested are Invited to at
tend. St Paul's Guild and auxiliary
will hold a joint luncheon meet- ;
ing on Wednesday at St. Paul's;
Episcopal parish house et 12:30 j
o'clock with business session fol
lowing.
St. Helena's Guild eC St. Paul's!
Episcopal church will hold its first
fall meeting Tuesday night at the
Saginaw street home- of Mrs. ;
Ralph E. Purvine at 8 o'clock. i
L-Ji 4,7, ffc i. -tn-.
Miss Gloria Jean Am
man n, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Ammann,
whose engagement to Ron--aid
A. Bonney, USN, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sim
kins, all of Salem, h a s
been Tevealed. No wed
ding date has been set
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Sublimity Couple Wed
SUBLIMITY Miss Ruth Fae
Kostenborder, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Kosterborder be
came the bride of Morris John
son, son of Mr. and Mrs.- Hoy
Johnson at a ceremony performed
in Vancouver, Wash., Sept. 26.
The couple was attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Reynolds.
The bride wore a brown suit
and matching accessories, her
corsage Was gardenias.
They Will reside at Union Hill.
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