Th Statesman. Salem. OrtxTon. To dar Sopt 11. 1948
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.Willamette
Selected
Sorority fftedging on the Wil
lamette university campus follow
ed! issuing of formal bids on Sun
day morning and breakfast at the
houses of their choice.
The. following is the list of
pledges to the four national
sororities: 1
Alpha Chi Omega Sue Mey
ers, Portland; Deanne Adams,
Salem: Bargara Langtey. Grants
Pass; Genevieve Armstrong, Bend;
Marcelline Huchinson, Salem; Do-
vres Spelbrink, Salem; Jackie
Johnson, Salem; Ellen Christian
sen, Eugene; Donna Ahalt, Sa
lem: Connie Bailey. Piedmont,
Calif.; Qeanora Loveless, Eugene;
Jean Doolittle, Salem; Joan Vin
cent. Gresham; Alice Wilhelm,
Grants Pass; Jo Ann Wallace,
Winslow. Wash.; Mary Hawke,
6alra; Priscilla Botkin. Bend.
Chi Omega Barbara Benja
min, Piedmont, Calif.; Bo Brooks,
Salem; Eleanor Carr. Palo 'Alto,
Calif.; Jo Ann Colony. Catskill.
N- Y.: Claribeue Easton. Port
Townsend. Wash Betty Eby,
feckton, Calif.; Barbara Garrett,
Salem; Helen Ann Galverson,
Blaine, Wash.; Mary Lou Hern
don, Salem; CJenda McAllister,
Salem; Druann McMaJdn. Camas,
Wash.; Pat Morgan. Manama;
Norvada Smedly. Salem; Mary
Thomas. Salem: Helen Warrens,
Portland: Jeanette Wolf. Port
land.
Pi Beta Phi Colleen Schod-
de. Heyburn. Idaho; 'Pat Jones,
Corvallis: Dolores 'Banc. Port
land; Sue MHlor. Portland; Pru
dence Craig. Salem; Shirley Craig,
Denver; Colo.: Janyce Baker. Sa
. lem: Jo Anne Estey, Castle Rock,
Wash.; Jean Fstey. Castle Rock.
Wash.; Marjorie Letteken. Dallas;
Kay Smith, Stayteo; Nancy
Adams. Brook; Helen Oakes,
Portland: Florence Campbell. Pas
adena, Calif.: Jen Balderee. To
ledo; Jeanette GilberUoa. Gres
ham; Alice Sspeseth, Burl in game,
Calif.; Carolana Snarr. San Bru
aa. Calif.
ueiia uamma ewnt ruce,
lied ford; Beverley Tribbie, Hono
lulu. T. H.; Darts McCain. Ore
gon City: Jean Carrico Spokane;
Nancy VandeLuyster. Portland;
Anne Leslie, Portland; Joyce
Knoll. Portland; Janice Harlow,
Portland: Donna Stoddart, Port
:Wnd; Marilyn Brooks. Portland;
Martha Brooks. Portland; Rose
Marie Wilhoft. Portland: Jackie
Pochert, Portland; Donna Lou
Lambert Salem; Sally Ogle,
Grants Pass; Margaret Sargent.
Oakland, llf.; Mary Louis
Henkle, Berkeley. Calif; Ann
Miller. Kelso. Wash.; Delia Saa
bye, .Santa Barbara, Calif.; Edy
Jensen, Berkeley, Cailf.; Jean
Shepherd, Honolulu. T. H.; Leta
Adams. Portland; Betty Herst rom.
Port Townsend. Wash.; Petty Jo
Hammond, Lynn. Mesa.; Jeanette
BukTord. Hood River; Patsy Ol
der. Medford; Anne Swanson,
Lebanon; Nancy Dickinson, Lake
Ganeva, Wis.
Sublimity Church
Weddincj Scene
STAYTON Another autumn
wedding was that of Miss Marie
Ny and Eugene Ralph Heuberger,
September 14, at 9 o'clock in St
Boniface Catholic church In Sub
limity. The Rev. Joseph Scherbring
mffiriaimti Thm brida la the daugh
ter; of Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Nye
of Stayton, and the groom la the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heu
Jheer, r of Sublimity.
" Music was furnished by Wayne
Meusey of Salem and Jerry Neit
'tag of Sublimity.
The bride, given la marriage by
Iter father, wore a white satin wed
ding gown, fashioned with long
fitted bodiee and a train. Her fin
gertip veil was eeught in a head
duaas of lace ad beadwork. She
cm tried a white prayer book on
which was an orchid.
Maid of honor was Mies Rose
mary Breitenstetn of Sublimity.
Jerry Heuberger, eousln of the
groom, was best men. Ushers were
Vincent Starr and Orrille Lulay.
i Mrs. Nye wore a green dress
with black aooasseries. and Mrs.
Heuberger wore a black drees with
. a pink coal and black accessories.
Both wore gardenias and red rose
buds. A wedding dinner prepared by
Cecilia Ditter wee. served by Mrs.
John Heuberger, Mrs. Chris Cra
mer and Mrs. Pearl Zuber, aunts
tf the groom, and the Misses Vir
ginia Cremer, Marguerite Gor
man, Virginia BeMet, Rosalia Heu
berger, Marita Zuber and Rose
mary Albus. I
I The parish hall was the scene
of a reception. A wedding dance
was given in the evening.
The bride attended Stayton high
arhobl and the groom got his
'Scholinog at St Boniface high
school. He is employed by his fa
ther in the sawmill business.
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marriaae was an event of September; 12 at the Johneon
Memorial Seventh Day Adventist churcii The bride Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert William Webb of Law
rencebura, Tenri,, and the aroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Hayes Logan of Salem. The couple will live-in Col
lege Place. Wash. (Kennell-EUls.) 1
Indian Summer
Fall Vegetables Are
Best of All the Year
By Maxlne
Fall vegetables are among the
while in the markets all the time,
Here's an recipe for dressing for cole slaw which contains
molasses. We've never tried It, but
COLE SLAW St FKEMZ
t cups shredded raw cabbage
1 cup shredded raw carrots
1 cup finely sliced celery"
Vt cup green peppers, finely
chopped
Toss all ingredients together
and combine with desired amount
of Piquant French Dressing. Serve
with or without cottage cheese.
MOLASSES FKENCH DRESSING
cup ell I
cup vinegar a
1 tablespoon grated onion
Ya cup New Orleans mol
1 teaspoon salt
Few drops . Worchestershlre
sauce i- ' rs
Combine all ingredients and
shake thoroughly.
Green peppers are now at the
lowset price they'll be during the
year, and using them frequently is
good business.
FLAKED FISH STUFTTNO
(fee greea peppers)
4 medium green peppers
IVi cups flaked fish (tuna,'
salmon or other)
1 tablespoons butter
5 tablespoons flour
4 cup milk
H teaspoensalt
teaspoon pepper
t tablespoons chili sauea
k cup cooked rice
Turn pepper shells upside down
to drain. Melt butter, add flour.
ok until well combined. Add
milk, cook alowly. stirring Con
stantly amtil thickened. Add salt
pepper, fish, chill sauce and flee.
Toss together using fork to pre
vent meshing rice and fish. F1H
nenners. sprinkle tops with bread
crumbs. Place in baking paaj bake
in hot oven 400 degrees F about
2 minetee or until tops
browav
Arthsr
bar aad daughters. Jodie and
Loraa have taken up their resi
dence In SiMm. Mr. Johannaber
is on the Chemawa staff and the
girls are registering at Willam
ette.
HEY GIRLS!
This Is Where
You Get Them I
Ilalzcs Ideal
GIFTS
Caavenient
Easy to Carry
A UAH SURPLUS SPECIAL
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Found Among the
for Interest
Barest
tn Woman's Sditorj
very nicest of all the year. Cabbage,
is especially appreciated in fall.
the molasses people vow it s good
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Mrs. Burton Clelcmd
ffrances Gawey) married
on September 4. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. V, Oowey. The eouple
will live in Salem at 1780
Berry st The Rev. Leonard
Jones of the West Salem
Methodist church perform
ed I the j ceremony. (Bishop
photo.) j
Board to Meet
The executive board of the Sa
lem Woman's club will meet Tues
day at 1:30 for routine business.
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MUSIC
Miss Lovre
Engaged
The engagement of Miss Donna
Lovre to James Johnson was an
nounced on September 14. at a
party given at the home of her
parents in -'Brooks. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lovre. and her fiance is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jotyison.
The wedding date was not re
vealed. Attending the announcement
party were Mrs. Harry Lovre,
Mrs. Jack Alloway. Mrs. Donald
Dougherty. Mrs. George Hall,
Mrs. George Davis. Mrs. Don
Bowers. Mrs. Leota Vandiver,
Miss Roberta O'Neill. Mrs. Eva
Pearsall. Miss Beverly Boehm.
Mrs. Ralph Badger and the hos-
Au Revoir
Party Given
Mrs. R.
hostess at
F. Locks rd will be
an au revoir party
Wednesday night for Mrs. Elmer
CaspelL who is leaving at the
end of the week for Gold Beech,
wnere Mr. Caspeil will be in bus!
Invited to the affair are Mrs.
Ethel Lacey, Mrs. Alva Morris,
Mrs. Velma Strain. Mrs. Ger-
vaise Elliott. Mrs. Sylvan Mau
rer, Mrs. Tom Currey. Mrs. Wal
ter Mills, Miss Gladys Bartholo
mew, Mrs. Frank CaspelL Mrs.
Sam Harbison and Mrs. O. D.
Youngquist, and the honor guest.
St. Patrick's
Scene of Weddina
LYONS St. Patrick's church of
Lyons was the scene of the wed
ding Wednesday morning of Miss
Arieta Mae Kitsch, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kirsch, who
became the bride of Henry Bark
meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pe
ter Barkrneyer of Scio.
Father Schneider performed the
double ring ceremony.
The bride was attired in tra
ditional white satin dress of pe
riod style, with seed peart trim.
Her fingertip veil was held in
place by a seed pearl crown. She
carried a white prayer book top
ped with purple orchid.
Her attendant was Mrs. Norbet
Pietrok in sky blue who carried
an old fashioned nosegay of white
gardenias and pink rosebuds Act
ing as best 'man for Mr. Bark
rneyer was Norbet Pietrok.
The wedding music was played
by Wayne Musey of Salem, who
also sang.
A wedding breakfast was served
and a reception followed at the
women's club room in Mehama.
Assisting were Miss Agnes Kirsch,
aunt of the bride, Mrs. Maxine
Browning, Mrs. Doris Roberts,
Mrs. Joyce Longfellow, Mrs.
John Mynett. Mrs. Chris McDon
ald, Mrs. Glen Rogers, Misses
Donna Lee Dunbar, Barbara
Kirsch, Margaret Gorman and
Mrs. Donald Teeters.
For going away the bride wore
a suit of off white with wine col
ored accessories and after a wed
ding trip to California, they will
be at their farm home near Mt.
Pleasant.
Visiting recently at the S. E.
Covert home have been Mrs.
Herman Covert and daughter,
Barbara of Layton, Utah, Mrs. W.
L. Scheete and sons, Harold and
Larry of Blodgett, Mrs. Isabel
Schmidt, Mrs. John Gredig of
Philomath and Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Hiller of Corvallis.
Mrs. Thomas A. Briakerheff
and children. David and Chris
tine Anne of Napa, Calif, are
visiting at the home of Mrs.
Brinkerhoffs mother, Mrs. Byron
B. Herrick.
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m . $235.
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LAWN FOOD pies
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2300 Mft. tUO.
Orvm. 1100 ft . $123.
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120 N. Commercial
September
Month of
Weddings
In a setting of white and deep
red gladioluses and candles. Miss
Margaret Endres, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Endres, became
the bride of Willard E. Hudson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hud
son. September 4 at Sty Joseph's
church.
Father T. J. Bernards officia
ted. The bride, gowned in ivory
satin, was given in marriage by
her father. ; Her fingertip-length
veil of net, trimmed in lace, fell
from a coronet of seed pearls.
She carried a white prayer book
with a white orchid.
Maid of honor. Miss Berna Mc
Donald wore ' shell pink. The
bridesmaid. Miss Carole Hudson,
was gowned in aqua. Both wore
picture hats and carried nose
gays.
Kenneth Kottke was best man
and ushers were Bob Bishop.
Frank Prince and Tom Dickey
Donald Endres. brother of the
bride, lighted the candles.
Angela Kropp sang, with Mrs.
Mary Barton at the organ.
Mothers of the bride and groom
wore black with black accessor
ies and corsages of gardenias and
rosebuds.
At the reception at the women's
club, those assisting were Mrs.
Ray Bernardy, Mrs. Al Sonder
man. Miss Shirley Sonderman,
Mrs. James Lies, Mrs. H. R. Raz-
mus, Mrs. Mildred Endres, Mrs.
Maurice Sutton and Mrs. Mary
Barton. Guests from California,
Illinois, and distant points in Ore
gon were present.
At an informal wedding in her
family residence September 10,
Bonnie Anglin. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Anglin. became
Mrs. Paul Fuhrer. jr. The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Fuhrer.
The Rev. M. Brickendol read
the vows. . The bride's sister, Mrs.
James Sonar dein. was matron of
honor in a black wool suit with
touches of red, and the best man
was Bob Bohannon.
A coronet of white carnations
circled the brides hair and pointed
up the corsage of white on her
rose wool suit. The bride's mother
wore print silk with pink carna
tions and the bridegroom's mother
wore an orchid gown with white
carnations.
Mrs. Charles Anglin passed the
cake after the ceremony and
Mrs. Bob Bohannon served punch.
A honeymoon on the coast will
precede the couple's homecoming
to Salem. '
The marriage of Miss DeLoris
Storr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Story, and Cecil W. Head,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Head,
all of Salem, was read Saturday
afternoon. September 19. at the
Roberts studio where the Rev.
Fred Taylor read the ceremony.
L. L Story gave his sister In
marriage . and Miss Lurile Story,
sister of the bride, was honor at
tendant. J. AI Head was best
man. Pror, Koberts played me
wedding music.
The bride carried chrysanthe
mums and roses and wore gray
with black accessories. Her sis
ter wore a burgundy suit with
black accessories and a mixed
bouquet.
Assisting at the reception were
Mrs. J. Al Head. Mrs. K. C. Mc
Millan. Mrs. David Porter. Miss
Elizabeth Welch and Miss Lara
Lou McMillan.
The couple will be at home at
1915 North 23rd street, Salem.
Guild Meets With
Mrs. Evans ones .
Mrs. Evans Jones was hoste
to members of the Junior guild
of Jabish center on Friday night
Elected to office were Mrs. Jones,
president; Mrs. Lester Fisher, vice
president and Mrs. George Davis,
reporter. Also present at the
meeting were Mrs. Wayne Lovre,
Mrs. Lyle Klampe, Mrs. Leslie
Klampe. Mrs. Raymond Bibby,
Mrs. Max Bibby. Mrs. Carl Dit
chen, Mrs. Willard McCloughy,
Mrs. Edward Boyce and Mrs. Ger
sld Bennett,
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Beauty Treatment. Nature is
extra kind to young grass in
September 'and October. Be
fore seeding, apply SCOTTS
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health and color.
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Mrs. Wilford CC LaFoun
tain. whose marriage was
solemnized September 1 1
In the First Christian
church. The bride is the
former Arlene Buckingham,
daughter oi Mrs. Beulah
Buckingham. (Kermell Hi is
photo.)
Bride-elect
Given Shower
A shower Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Melvin VanCleave in
Middle Grove honored Miss Fran
ces Rickett, who will marry Lu
ther Osbom on October 19.
Invited to the bridal shower
were Mrs. Rudolph Wacken,
Mrs. John Van Laanan, Mrs. Fred
Scharf, Mrs. Lawrence Hammer,
Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. Leonard
Hammer, Mrs. Paul Basse tt, Mrs.
Ida Otjen, Miss Lois Wacken, Misa
Norman Jean Massey and Miss
Hattie Van Cleave, all of Salem,
Mrs. Ralph Worden. Dayton, Mrs.
Lester VanCleave, and Mrs. Ken
neth VanCleave of Rosedale, Mrs.
Cedrie Clark and Mrs. Lee Clark
of Sheridan.
STAYTON Mrs. Virgil E.
Tuel. Mrs. Wendel Weddle, Mrs.
Clifford Likes. Mrs. Angus Ware
and Mrs. Kenneth Hanson were
hostesses for a luncheon bridge
party, Saturday, September 11,
at Tuelchesf on the North San-
tiam. mountain home of the Tuels.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kostet have
returned after a summer sway.
Mr. Rostel was in charge of the
Oregon booth at the railroads ex
position in Chicago and Mrs. Ros
tel was in Colorado.
Ann The Re-Weaver
Re weaving and Haad Mending
Clothing Sweaters
Hosiery Sex
Across front Argo Hotel
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Birthday Party
At Booth's
A famirj reunion and birthday
party forj Mrs. Carl Booth, was
held Sunday at the Booth country
home on Summit Hill near Tur
ner, j j
Guests 'included Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Fuller, Vancouver, B.C., Mr.
and Mrs. i Herbert K. Booth and
Michael, Corvallis, Mrs. Ina Wads
worth, Mrs. Booth's mother, of
Portland, j H. S. Booth of Sacra
mento, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl V. Booth, the hosts.
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