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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1948)
.:. - , ! . ' -.1 I ,.. - ' . k ' -r . , . ., 1 ' - - Miss Dorothy Abbott daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Abbott, whose betrothal to Neil F. Blumenstein, son or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blumenstein. sr.. all ot Salem, has been re vealed. No wedding plans have been made by the couple. (Jesten-Miller). Mrs. Kyle New WRC President The Women's Relief Corps met Friday afternoon at tha VTW hail with the new president, Mrs. Coldie Kyle, presiding-. Commit tees for the year were appointed as follows: Executive, Mesdaroes Florence Barker, Augusta Fleet wood. Thena Parker. Mary Mann; sick and visiting. Mrs. Gertrude Walker. Officers serving; with Mrs. Kyi Include Mrs. Josephine Ericksoo, senior vice president; Mrs. Besaie Grayson, junior vice president; Mrs. Florence Barker, secretary; Mrs. Sara Peterson, treasurer; Mrs. Florence Shipp, chaplain; Mrs. Sadie Henderson, conduct or; Mrs. Mabel Gardner, guard; Mrs. Thena Parker, associate con ductor; Mrs. Alice Adams, asso ciate guard; Mrs. Rom Hagedorn, patriotic instructor; Mrs. Blanche Stuart, press correspondent; Mrs. Stella Hess, musician, and Mrs. Lucy McDowell, director junior club. Guests Here For Dill-Winkle Rites Mrs. C. W. Dill has been hos tess to members of her family who came to attend the wedding f her son. Donald Dill, and Elaine Winkle Sunday. The guests Included her sister, Mrs. Alice Simpson of Eugene; a brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mason and their daughter Vera June; a brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hankins, Bruce and Gordon, all of Cottage Grove; another brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller and Bonnie Lou. Shedd. and a nieve ana nrr iiu?uuu, mi. auu Mrs. Gordon Nelson of Browns ville; Glen M. Hankins of U of O nd Mui Lydia Swafford of Mon anouth were also at the Dill home. Mr. Dill is ill in a San Fran Cisco hospital and was unabla to be here for his son's wedding. Miss Kirsch a January Bride WOODBURN The marriage of Miss ClemenUne Kirsch. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kir-tch of Woodburn, to Robert Gv Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Anderson of Silverton. tk place at St. Luke's Catholic church on January 10 with the Rev. Francis Hanley officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a dress of white chiffon designed with high tvckline and a ruffle on the yoke. The waistline at the back of the dres was ruffled, ending in a long train. The sleeves were long with ruffle edging. She wore a fingertip veil held in place with at Juliet cap. Her bouquet was of pink and white bouvardia cen tered with green orchids. Mis Virginia Kirsch, twin sis ter of the bride, was maid of honor and her dress was of blue satin. Bridesmaids were identical dresses to the maid of honor and y oofing YES! UE 45-lis. Smooth 55-lbs. Smoolh 65-lBs. Smooth s t Staggered Edgo 3-lLs. Slalo Let Ward's install your roof were Mrs. Donald Will of Seat tle, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss May belle Aicher. The best man was Don Anderson, brother of the bridegroom, and ushers were Lester Opperud and Joe M. Kirsch. Bernard Smith sang for the ceremony, accompanied by Mrs. Marie Donnelly. A reception was held in St. Luke's halL Assisting were Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe, sister of the bride, Mrs. Leslie Anderson, Mrs. Tony Kahut, Mrs. R. A. Lewis of Bremerton, Wash., Mrs. Har old Honunn and Misses Margaret Garnero, Mary Lou Haynes, Helen Gorman. Edna Hernunson and Dorothy Davis. For going away the bride chose a white suit and rose coat with black accessories. After a short wedding trip to the coast the couple will be at home in Silver ton where he is employed as a rural mail carrier. League Officers In Eugene Unless congress approves a plan to aid Europe by the end of March there might ai well be no aid program, declared Dr. Edna Landros before the League of Women Voters council of presi dents In Eugene last week. She urged league members to bring pressure to bear should the Euro pean Relief Program bog down in party politics. Ways of increasing membership and details of the publication of the Salem league bulletin were discussed by Mrs. Alden : Bowes, local president At the close the Salem league was congratulated by the council on its rapid growth to 44 members in nine months. 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