I Tho Skxtoamcm, Salom, Oroqoa. Sunday. August 24. 1947
Golden Wedding
For S. W. ,Zahare"
WOODBURN The (olden
weddinr anniversary of Mr, and
Mr. S. W. Zehner formerly of
Hubbard wu observed at the? Set
tlemeier Memorial park Sunday,
August 17. Mr. Zehnernow re
tired at Oregon City, wi rural
mail carrier at Hubbard for 30
years.
Present at dinner were 75 rela
tives and friends. Families of sons
and daughters included Ora Zeh
ner of Estacada, Mrs. Ralph Mc
, Kay of Med ford. Mrs. Frank
Phares of Oregon City, Mrs. Kol-
lie Miller of Florence, Mrs." Phillipi
Lountberry of Pasadena, Arthur
' Zehner of Hubbard, Mrs. Gilbert
Califf of Kabbard, Mrs. Tom Hig
snnbotharo of Wood burn, Mrs.
Kenneth Fisher, daughter, Oregon
City, was unable ! to attend. Mrs.
Nora Tooker from southern Cali
fornia. who was bridesmaid of
Mr. Zehner was, present.
Presented to the couple by their
children was a handsome radio
phonograph. Motion pictures in
color were made of the event.
Sojourners will saeet Thursday
for dessert luncheon at the Sa
lem Woman's club house at 1:13
Hostesses are Mrs. Gerald Wing,
chairman, Mrs. D. H. Binkley,
Mrs. M. E. Knickerbocker. Mrs.
Maynard Sniffer, Mrs. Horace
McGee and Mrs. Edwin F. Houaer
CLUB CALENDAR
FRIDAY
American Gold Star Mothers, social
meeting with Mr. and Mrs. George
Pro. IBIS Maple avc.
Rebckah Lodge, picnic ai i p. m..
Prng le park, near Deaconess hospital.
Marion auxiliary of V.f.W. post Ml.
sewing meeting with Mrs. Genevieve
Olson. 1 p. m., at S33 S. 20th st.
SUNDAY
Nebraska auxiliary and all former
Nebraskans. picnic at Dallas park,
12 30 p.m. Coffee furnished.
MONDAY
Ladles auxiliary of 389th Engineers
and 4O0th Quartermasters, 7:30 p. m.
with Mrs. George Spsur, 2110 Chem
eketa st.
TUESDAY
Kain StuxinaHui and Professional Wo
men, at Mayflower hall evening no-
host picnic.
Salem Council of unurcn women,
annual picnic 12:30 p. m. with Mrs.
Euen Prescott. 1044 Oak st. If rain,
meet at St. Mark Lutheran church.
Disabled American Veterans, all day
bazaar sewing, with Mrs. George Pro.
ISIS Maple st. No-host luncheon at
noon.
Mrs. Mudd Hostess
The Past Presidents club of
Marion auxiliary 661 Veterans of
Foreign Wars met with Mrs. Rus
sell Mudd-Wednesday night. Fol
lowing a shOrt, business session,
the evening was spent informally.
Mrs. Genevieve Olson will be
hoatesa to the croup on Septem
ber 17. Present were Mrs. A. Da
vis, Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs.
James Beall, Mrs. L. Blackmore,
Mrs. Genevieve Olson, Mrs. Olga
McElwain, Mrs. Leon Hansen,
Mrs. A. Atkinson and Mrs. Mudd.
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youngsters scientifically
fitted with the proper
school shoes now I
Miller's
'Don't Cook Now. . .
but . . . , pardon us. if this wjeek's
yam is sliqrhtly warped, and if certain
handicrafts keep looming up in the ma
terial, but our head has been spinning, what
with the weaving conference going on, and
our society editor going off, we've been
shuttling back and forth between Lausanne
, and the Statesman, trying to catch a little
of what's going on and at the same time
run a woman's department .
Good way out ... We see by the
paper that a 13-year old Compton, Calif,
girl, one of. the youngest pilots in the
United States, runs her own plane. Now
here's a suggestion, why don't all those
Salem Girl
To Become a
Bride Today
Planning a garden wedding this
year is an uncertain task with the
fitful August weather fluctuating
between sunlight and rain. Many
last-minute changes are in order
as bride and bridegroom plan
church or garden settings for their
nuptials.
A 3 o'clock garden wedding Is
planned today, weather permit
ting, which will united Miss Lor
raine Murdock and Robert Bailey
in marriage at the country home
of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Jones. The Rev. God
frey Mathews will perform the
ceremony.
Miss Murdock is the daughter
of Mrs. C. A. Murdock and Mr.
Bailey is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Bailey of Brooks. Miss
Edith Fairham will sing and Jean
Hobson Rich will play the wed
ding music.
Closing the white flower-lined
aisle in the garden setting, pre
ceding the ceremony, will be Mrs.
Kenneth Buchanan and Mrs.
Donald Murdock the bride's sister-in-law,
in green and lavender pas
tel print frocks. Bridesmaids are
Miss Evelyn Johnson and Miss
Audrey Lien the bride's cousin, in
identical gowns of pale green,
carrying bouquets of Rubrum
lilies.
In pink organdy frock. Miss
Carmen Campbell, honor maid,
will precede the bride down the
isle. She will wear a picture hat
of matching pink with long,
white ribbon streamers and white
lace mitts,' and carry a bouquet
of blue delphiniums and Carioca
roses.
The bride will enter on the
arm of her brother, Donald Mur
dock. She has chosen a white
moire wedding gown fashioned
with bertha edged with accordion
pleated moire, long fitted sleeves
ending in points at the wrist, fit-
tea bodice and full skirt with
bustle in back and ending in a
court train. Her veil is of finger-
Up length illusion, held in place by
a coronet embellished with seed
pearls. She will carry a bridal
bouquet of white roses, centered
youngsters who are too young to get auto
mobile driver'3 licenses, just take out pilot's
licenses, then the sky would be the limit.
Up In the air ... while talking
about the sky, did you ever see any
prettier cloud formations than Saturday?
And us with a packet of color films, and .
not a camera available that they would
fitl
Prodigal sun . . . If w9 ever woke
up to a delicious, hazy autumn morning, it
was Saturday, August 23 notwithstanding
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Mrs. Dove Krocker of
Dallas, the former Eleanor
Warkinstein, who was
married in July. (McEwan).
with a creamy Catalaya orchid.
Standing with Mr. Bailey as best
man is Ronald Jones Jr., his cou
sin, and ushers are Kenneth Bu
chanan and Gordon Murdock, the
bride's brother.
Mrs. Murdock has chosen an
aqua dress with black print figure
and black accessories to wear.
Mrs. Bailey will wear a gown of
gold color and both will wear
corsages of Talisman roses.
Following the wedding the bride
and groom will receive congratu
lations at a reception in the gar
gen. Assisting in serving will be
Miss Paula Smith, Mrs. Lawrence
Feldschau, Mrs. Landy Franz, Mrs.
Leighton Charles Fairham, Mrs.
Ronald Jones the groom's aunt,
cutting the cake, Mrs. Lien, the
bride's aunt, Mrs. Roy Orren and
Mrs. Thelma Walter.
The bride will don a silk crepe
dress of brown, green and white
print for the wedding trip, with
brown accessories and Kelly green
coat, with a single white orchid
at her shoulder. The -couple will
motor to Bend, Crater Lake and
the Oregon Caves before return
ing to Salem where they will live.
Miss Turner
Chooses
Grey
St. Paul's Eplscoptfl chapel will
be the scene of the marriage of 1
Miss Iola Turner to Clinton D. '
Kilgore today at 10 a.m. cere
monies conducted by the Rev.
George H. Swift- Miss Turner is :
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. '
W. Turner and Mr. Kilgore is the
son of Mrs. W. E. Kilgore of
Lyons.
The bride will wear a grey suit
for her nuptials, fashioned with a
tailored jacket buttoned with
large grey buttons with rose stone ,
centers extending from her left
shoulder' to the right side. Small
navy blue hat with tiny bow in ,
back, navy accessories and a
bridal bouquet of pastel glariio- .
luses centered with a corsage of
rosebuds, will complete her cos-
tume. i
Only attendant for Miss Turner '
is Miss Meta Wooldi idge who will
wear a navy blue gown trimmed
in white, white accessories and
a gardenia corsage. William
Krebs will stand with Mr. Kil
gore as best man.
At the ceremony Mrs. Turner. ;
the bride's mother, will wear a
navy gown with roscy-hued ac-1
cessories and a corsage of white
gardenias. 1
The couple will motor to south
1 em Oregon for a week's stay, fol
lowing which they will be at
home in Salem.
MLss Brenda Glass was hostess ,
for the August meeting of the Sa
lem Writers' club on Wednesday, j
Members present were Mrs. '
Blanche Jones, Mrs. Flora '
Thompson Enders. Mrs. Robert :
Hutcheon, Mrs. N. F. Anderson, j
Mrs. Jessie C. Singleton, Miss
Renska Ladd Swart, Perry Reig
elman, Robert Rawson and the
hostess.
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Mrs. Delbert Guyer, a
July bride, who Is the for
mer Delora D o e r f 1 e r,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Doerfler. Her hus
band is the sen of Mr. and
Mrs. William Guyer.. The
wedding ceremony took
place at Sr. Joseph's Cath
olic church. (Jesten Miller).
Salem ZonU club's regular
meeting will Im? held next Thurs
day, dessert to be at 7:30 o'clock
with Mrs. M. Theodore Madsen.
jr.. Miss Lena Belle Tarter, and
Miss Mary Larson as hostesses
at 407 Court street.
Recent guests at the R. W.
Clarke home on Orchard Heights!
Road have been the Rev. and Mrs.
W. O. Fisher and son. Bobby, of
Shreveport, La., Mrs. Martha
Terrell of Corbin. Ky- and Miss
Joanne Henning of Spokane. Mrs.
Terrell, a cousin of Mrs Clarke,
also visited another cousin, Mrs.
Hattie Golden of Salem. Mrs.
Charles T. Roy,' who has been
visiting at the R. W. Clarke home
and with friends in Salem is leav
ing for Portland soon to visit
friends, and relatives for several
weeks.
Disabled American reterans
auxiliary will hold an all day
sewing meeting at the home of
Mrs. George Pro, 1915 Maple
street on August 26. A no-host
luncheon will be served at noon.
Mrs. Harry McWhorter is chair
man and serving With her are
Mrs.. Eldon Griffin, Mrs. Stuart
Johns, Mrs. Alma Hatfield and
Mrs. Fanny Bard.
Mrs. Noel H. Gross and daugh
ter, Nola Jean will leave by plane
Wednesday, for their home in
Frederick, Md. They have spent
the summer with Mrs. Gross par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Johnson,
990 North Church street
Mrs. Welden to
Bs Honor Guest
Mrs. Glenn Stevenson and Mrs.
J. C. Burns of Portland will be
hostesses on Tuesday aftenoon at
a buffet dessert and an informal
afternoon, in compliment to Mrs.
Robert Welden. leaving soon for
Tokyo. The affair will be at the
Stevenson home on Market street.
Invited to say goodbye to Mrs.
Welden are Mrs. C. T. Martin.
Mrs. Lawrence Anderson. Mrs.
Harry . Weinstein, Mrs. Lynn
Heise, Mrs. Glenn Wilbur,. Mrs.
Daryl Myers, Mrs. Irvin Bahlburg.
Mrs. Glenn Woodry. Mrs. Thome
H. Hammond, Portland. Mrs.
Richard Cooley, Miss Kreta Janx,
Mrs. Carl Porter, Mrs. WinsUnley
Jenks, Mrs. David R. Lewis of
Portland and Mrs. Homer Smith
jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Miller,
McMinnville, son and daughter-in-law
of Robert Miller of Sa
lem entertained members of the
family at their home Sunday in
honor of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peck
ham of New York and also a cou
sin. Mrs. Sylvia Hurd of Salt
Lake City. Twenty-one were in
attendance.
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