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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1947)
Mr. Miss Thelma lRoUna a Meew iWilcox ,a Bride be served, at 6:30 followed by an informal evening. - A Farewell ?- DOME week and recommendations heard for next year. Miss Margaret Carlton Wasson, assisted Hogg is retiring president. by Mrs. Al Laue, was hostess i at I her country home to members vof 1 Members f Eta Chapter f the Salem Rotana club. Mrs. O. ReU Siema Phi are entertainin &Pr?! tonight at the home of Mr. Mi Thelma Wilcox received troup decided to consider aiding and Mrs.. A. A. Larsen, route. 4 tter Eolden circlet from Charles! the child guidance .clinic as its Salem. An al fresco supper will Winkenwerder Thuridav after- major project for next year. A noon at a pretty ceremony at the weddinf gift was given miss First Congregational church at 3 Dorothy Taylor, who will marry o'clock. The bride is the daughter E A. Burkhart next week. nt Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wilcox and . Mrs. Pearl Hunt was a visitor. her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Winken welder. The Rev. Seth HunUngton officiated mt h. nunti&ls bfar a setting of calla lilies and candles. Miss Lor-1 T"" rr rain Murdock and MU Cleo LJCjii lUt? Eaton, wearing mist blue nylon dresses with sweet pea coronets 1 Wanda Boyincton. who is leav In their hair, lighted the tapers. I fog soon for Coos Bay to make her Mtss Edith Fairnam was uie aoio- home, was honored at a farewell 1st and Jean Hobson Rich the party Thursday night when eight organirt. I of her high school classmates en- The petite, brunette bride, given 1 tertained at Prinsle Park. Host- In marriage by her father, wore Usses were 1U Archibald. Ardith becoming ivory satin gown Miller. Lnrett Lentz. Barbara jrtkml wiin a marquiseue yone and wide bertha edged with em broidery and cutwork. The .sleeves were long and the waist line was pointed in front The full skirt terminated in i; train and tiny buttons extended down the back. For "something old" she wore the illusion veil her mother wore ner cooin umiy years i g rt j. aga in June. The fingertip length (MFS. OCllIIllClt veil cucmea from a three tiered TT . . coronet cf rtarched French lace HeCKlS TeCXCherS caugm i rain star wiui orange biosioms. sne carried wniie c.i.m hmnrh cronn Vmic Bible marked with a white orchid. harher ajuuviatlrtn held its tt-ecemng uwjn-KM to Wie iurnfinal meeUng on Tuesday at Nohl ere Mrs. Jack Woodfield, the rrn' Elected officer for th, matron cf honor, and her sister, coming year were Lois Hummer Vlt"a "cox, iw junior Schmidt, nresident: RalDh Dobbs. bndesmajd. They wore moon blue vice president; Bertha Junk Dar nd petal pink taffeta frckos re- by, recording secretary; Josephine pectively, fwhipned IdenUcal Albert Spaulding. corresponding wun gauierea sKirta, arop snoui- .ecretary; Charles O. Hargrave, ders with scalloped ' necklines. I trM..ir.r niiUn Rnhrt &hrn. They cariied bouquets of pastel and Mlii Dorothy Pearce, au- 1 summer f.ow ers and similar flow-1 Hi .nr. lv Report were made on Music I Sim, Betty Brinkley, Romona Van Hess. Elizabeth Apple and Sue McElhinny. Fifty of the high school were ' bidden to the affair. Dancing and games were enjoyed during the evening with refreshments served by the hostesses. HOME CANNING'S VEST 2 piece metal lid Um ifcfc hmii nnlisim U . pie)c9 eBejeejl Ke)et Tttf'$ fcf $)sj JUST ltd mi ymt DOMf m dn. m is if wr. Cmm TO TKTt mmm DOMf in SAU JAK$ AND OOMl 1101 AT YOUt otoctrs lli ers held in place their matching ahouider Icr.flh veils. - Darren u;i was best man nd seating the guests' were Rob ert Winkcnweider and Carl Wil cox. . , - For her daughter's wedding Mr. Wiiicx chose navy blae nd white print ensemble with navy and wi.ite accessories. Mrs. Winkenwerder attended her son's marriage in a black gown with pink trim and black and pink stccecpones. JT-eir corsages were f pin roMbuds. The newly weds greeted their guests at a leception in the fire place room. Mrs. A. J. Brilliard of PortUMi poured and Mrs. Ralph Wtoe preided at th punch bowl. !rs. L. V. Shafer cut the bride's -cike. Mrs. Lyle Johnson was in ctdirge cf the gift tabje nd Miss Dariene Simmons passed wit guei ecu. berving were Mrs. William Stortz, Mrs, Doug las Baker and Miss Carmen Campbell. V- When the couple left on their wedding trip the bride donned gald dress with acorn coat and brown ctec.ries. Mr. Winken werder and Ms bride will live in " Salem and he w.Ul continue with bis studies at Wiltametta uni- rrity. k -- m : m ...9 I 1 4 fta a j I aa ml- - J 3'' 2 W s V ! "Vba said it- -A " , t; that's geed coffcor V; : 'v':! ( ' ' ; ' ' too cninDS ""lSi ; F I. lertlaririBl 2.nt Ri V 1 j ii. aim Mikir (riii J ; . f . v IN IABS I - 1 ( l ers $HII j Your first tasle; and every taste of Hills Bros. Coffee will convince you it's good coffee. No wonder.. .the blend of fine coffees is always de veloped to full uniform flavor by an exclusive Hills Bros, process Controlled Roasting. Hills Bros. Coffee is always perfectly fresh because it is vacuum -packed in cans and the new Ultra -Vac jars. (ft m 3 o M 3 o to EM HI Tim StoWamoa. SoUsm. Orsxyoa. Tiiday. ?ua 13, Ht7 Doors Open 9:03 A. II. Today - 7 FREE TO KIDDIES 1 I a , a 5 n c M0 m m" r.iAGicnonvAcuuT.i 11 Cawaleta M t4 a4 T lias U5J I S REG. 1.29 1 CmmtiI Wa Isrvirc HI sWcawsa MstiaasUasi la cssassiHeW t pUcy af gtvMg alt Ovr Wjrers ac lk aaarfcera fa taegaiws. a4 pass rWe aavMigs ta jrws. Rab4 very tta hs tkia d fer seMsarial karg as. CUa sxrH. 4 sftacattaa4 fHnt cut ta fk baetM. A4 rtswsiWf, tWr st atr fsvl f value listed kr. 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