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8 The Statesman. Mem, Or Sunday December 28. 1947
Salem Man
iMarfied
Saturday
An out-of-town weddinf of In.
terest to th room's many friends
took plat In Hoquiam, WaaK, oo
Saturday nieht which united in
marriage Miss Betty Louis Sink
olt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey M. Sinkola of Hoquiam, and
Winter Paul Acton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul H. Acton of Salem: The
ceremony took place at Trinity
Episcopal church at t o'clock with
the Rev. B. Stanley Moore -of
liciating. Miss Virginia Stimson
was the soloist ends Mrs. Ed
ward A. Shelley the oroanlst
lighting the altar tapers were Miss
Margaret Acton of Salem, sister
of the. groom, and Mies Margaret
Manners, who wore pastel green
dresses.
Of whit satin was the bridal
sown, fashioned with a mar
quisette yoke edged with a satin
ruffle, fitted bodice with saun
peplum and full skirt, which end
ed in a train. Her fingertip length
tutte veil was edged in lac and
was caught to a pearl trimmed
Juliet cap. She carried a. prayer
book topped with a white orchid.
Mr. Sinkola gave his daughter in
marriage.
Miss Jane Acton, sister of the
groom, was the maid of honor
and wore a white silk Jersey gown
made with cap sleeves and dirndle
skirt She carried a white poin-
settia in a nosegay and wore an
arrangement of poinsettia leaves
in ber hair. Bridesmaids were
Miss Alice Rose of Salem, .Miss
Jane Mathers, Portland, Miss Mary
"Margaret Eck, Hoquiam. anal Mrs.
Thomas Snelson of Los Angeles,
who wore white silk jersey gowns
fastioned' identical to the honor
maid's. They carried red poin
settia nosegays. Marilyn Rottle
was flower girl and wore a Kate
Creena way white organdy flock
with red velvet ribbon bows in
ber hair.
Atiead Tb Oreeea
William C. Burns of Salem was
bast man for Mr. Acton and ush
ers were Raymond C. Loter, Port
land, Jesse M. Jones, )r, nooa
River, Dave Miner, Salem, and
Alvin Vernon. Vancouver. Wash.
U Mrs. Sinkola chose a floor length
Mack gown with flam colored,
equin trimmed bolero for ber
daughter's nuptials. Sh wore 'a
black feather hat Mrs. Acton, who
with Mr. Acton, went north tor
the ceremony, wore a blue velvet
own with black sequin trimmed
A reception was held at the
Sinkola bom following th rite.
Mrs. Michael, Manners, aunt of th
bride, poured and Mrs. R. D.
Xinn cut the cake.
The newly weds win go to Can
ada on their honeymoon and foe
traveling the bride donned a wine-
berry sut with grey coat, black
i velvet cloche trimmed with sil
lier maple leaves, black acees
, series and a white orchid corsage,
f Mr. Acton .and his bride will
live at State College, Pennsyl
: vania. where he has a teaching
fellowship In chemistry at Penn
nsylvani SUte college.
Engagement
Revealed
' Th ReV. and Mrs. O. Leonard
Jones of West Salem are announc
ing the engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Lovicy Ann Jones, to
Robert Addis Lockwood. son of
tXr. and Mrs. R. J. Lockwood of
Portland. No wedding date has
been set
Miss Jones is a gradoate of
Willamette university, where she
was a member of Delta Gamma.
She is now working for th Mult
nomah county public welter com
munion in Tortland. Her fiance
will graduate from Oregon State
college in June. This term he will
do graduate work toward bis
master s degree in chemistry.
A Surprise
Party
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waters
were honored , at surprise
SKHisewarming party Friday night
when a group of their friends
called at their new home In
Uorningside. A late supper fol
lowed an Informal evening and
the group presented . a gift to
me coupie. -
! Honoring Dr. and Mrs. Waters
were Mr. and Mrs. Clay Egel
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wlrth,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel E. -Pratt,
Sir. and Mrs. Elmer O. Berg, Mr.
na Mrs. T. Harold Tomlinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Nesl Edwards of
Monmouth, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
sieth FitzGerald of Medford, who
re visiting in the capital a few
days with their former Salem
friends, Mrs. Everett Walker of
Everett Wash, a sister of Mrs.
Waters, and Clareice, Claodia and
Marilyn Waters.
Mr. a4 Mrs. E. tt tan. a
Glenn Creek Drive were Christ
inas dinner hosts to their son-in-
lew and daughter and family Mr.
and Mrs. Merle Smith of Van
couver, Mr. and Mrs.. Edwin H.
Ulis and children of Milwaukie
and Mrs. Effi Smith of Salem.
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Miss Tempjeton
HonorGuest
Miss Audrey Christman was
hostess at an informal afternoon
party Saturday, when she asked a
group Qf friends In to meet Miss
Jean Templeton, who is here from
Pasadena for the holidays.
Miss Templeton, who is visiting
her parents, the G. H. Templeton t,
is doing newspaper work in Pasa
dena and attending Pasadena City
college..
Present were Miss Elizabeth
Odle, Mrs. Lyle Johnson, -Miss
Gladys Quesseth, Miss Norma
Sletton, Mrs! Frank Newell, Mrs.
Charles Fearing, Miss Jean Potter,
Mrs. Ed Lewis, Miss Nyla Phillips,
Miss Edith Kyle, Miss Templeton
and Miss Christman.
Betrothals
Are Told' -
Th announcement is made to
day by Mrs. Marie Mathis, of the
engagement of her daughter Miss
Marian Jeanette Jackson, to Julian
Perea of Vancouver, Wash.
Miss Jackson, who is a graduate
of Salem schools, and of St Jo-
VoH't Cook Now
But . . . when w drore to Portland Christ
mas day w npted that while on fog blank
eted roads, drivers were careful and sensi
ble, as soon as th air cleared, They began
racing one another. Returning home late
at night, Ve felt no fear though fog was
thick, for, that ever-gleaming yellow line
showed us the way, and other atftoists
minded their, own driving, v
To the left ... All week we've been won
dering, if those who put up the Christmas
lights on the old tree on the courthouse lawn
didn't know there was a town out east of
High street Lights are on th north, west
and south sides. They ought to drive ouf that
way sometime, there's a courthouse up that
way. several houses and other buildings.
Tow Santa Is slipping . . . Story of the
week.. When the little Salem girl of seven,
started asking about Santa, her mother de
cided now was a good time to break the
sad news. "Santa is really the fathers andV
mothers of all the "little children" she said. N
The little girl much interested, suddenly
burst out laughing. "Oh good" said she "I
can gemots more out of Daddy than Santa!"
and she was probably right ' - :
Street Scene est Chrlsttnas Day . . . Man
driving car full of kids and wearing - the (
comfiest looking bright yellow glot.es. . . . '
Great big papa coasting downhill in tiny red
wagon with threeyear-old passenger sitting
behind. ... Christmas tragedyoil the poor
little unwanted fir trees . standing cold and
forlorn on the vacant corner lots. . . . '
y Handy Gadget . .Cologne or toilet water
Is such a satisfactory thing to get for Christ
ma, you can always give it "away , again
next year without fear of It being traced. 1
f "' ... Marine Buren
seph's hospital school of nursing
in Vancouver, is now supervisor
emergency ward at St
Mr. Perea k a graduate
of Texas schools and is in busi
ness in Vancouver with his father.
Nelke-Becaler
Telling' friends of romantic
of the
Joseph's
plana are Miss Lorraine Bidder,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bidder, and Flc Charles P.
Nelke, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. J.
Nelke of West Salem. The couple's
engagement was announced at the
Nelke home la West Salem st
Christmas dinner.
Both Miss Bidder and Mr.
Nelke are graduate of Sacred
Heart Academy;- She is employed
at the secretary of state's office,
and he is stationed in San Diego,
with the navy. No wedding date
has been set " ,
Nuptials Are
Performed ; -
At an I o'clock ceremony Sat
urday night at the First Presby
terian church Miss Lots Hollings
head, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James W. HolUngshead of Stayton,
became th bride of James Erick
son, son of th Peter Zricksons.
Dr. Chester W. Hamblin officiated
at the nuptials. Walter Gogle.
unci of th bride, sang and Mrs.
Dal Loftin of Portland was the
accompanist
her father, "wore a burgundy wool
her father, wore a burgandy wool
suit with long, double-breasted
Jacket with winter whit hat and
gloves and burgundy shoes. To
her suit was pinned a white or
chid. Miss Luella Campbell was the
honor maid and wore a grey suit
with burgundy hat and shoes and
black accessories, She carried a
nosegay of blue and whit flow
ers tied with burgundy ribbon.
George Manning, Jr., was best
man for Mr. Erickson.
Mrs. HoUmgshead chose a black
suit with matching accessories for
her daughter's wedding and Mrs.
Erickson wore, a blue suit Their
corsages were of roses.
A reception was held In the
church, parlors. Miss Gwen Rust
cut th bride's cake and pouring
were Miss Marilyn Hill and Miss
Barbara Loftin.
After a trip along the coast
the newlywcds will be at horn in
Salem, where he is employed at
the Mayflower Dairy Coop.
A holiday gates! at the Center
street home of Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Hanson is Frederick C
Hillebrandt of San Francisco.
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