Gouple Will
Live Here
Miai BeUr Joan Millgrd, daugh
ter of the Rev. and Mra. D. X.
Millard of Gold HilL and Xugene
JL Olson of Portland, son of Mr.
and Mra. Joseph B. Olaon, war
msrriwl Julr 1 at the Commun
ity Methodist church In Qold HIU.
The bride's father officiated.
and she was given in marriage
for her father by Ban G. Flaiach
man of Portland. She wore a
white wool ault with navy blut
horsehair hat trammed with pink
. roses. She carried a white prayer
book and white orchid.
Her maid of honor, Miss Jun
Hershberger of Klamath Falls,
wore a pals aqua suit with a
bavy blue horsehair hat.
She carried a nosegy of pas
Ul Esther Reed daisi.M Ben O.
Fleischmae, Jr. of Hollywood,
Calif., .was best mm and Jack
Bray of Portland was the ushar.
Miss Marlon Sexton of Klamath
Tails was the soloist
Tha reception was heH at the
country home of the brldt's par
ants near Goldhill
. The bride and groom are both
graduate of tha Urn varsity of
Oregon. Tha brio! was prasident
' of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
nd is a member of Gamma Al
pha Chi sorority. The groom, a
member of Beta Thm Phi fra
ternity, also atten-ii Willamette
university. '
After a short honeymoon on
the Oregon coast, Mr. and Mrs.
Olson will be a home at 1094
Kingwood Drive, Salm.
Phyllis Fr9ie3
Honor Guest
STAYTON In honor of Miss
Phyllis Freres, wh i nn,jrit4Se to
Mr. aad Mrs. B. B. Oweaa kare
invited member of their club to a
buffet dinner Saturday night at
their Saginaw street bom. Guests
will be Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Mo-
Cormlek, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Ben
son, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Prima,
Mr. and Mn. Richard A. Meyer
and M and Mra. Ci Lester New
man, f
Au Revoir
Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. George Fletcher,
who art leaving soon for Hart
ford, Conn., to I make their home,
will be honor guesta at a buffet
dinner late Sunday afternoon
when Mr. and Mrs. Leland Sarff
entertain at their home at Jeffer
son. Miss Maria Dare will assist
the hosts informally.
Bidden to honor the Fletchers
are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lafy, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Wheeler English, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomai pays, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard C. Raigan, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Olin of Westfir, and Miss
Maria Dar. j
Garden I Ceremony
At Hocklma Home
AMITY Tha garden and patio
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hockima
north of Amtty was the setting
for the wedding of Miss Marilyn
Nordeen and Jack Vandelaar, jr.
on July 1. Miss Nordeen is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Nofdeen and! Vandelaar is the
son of Amity's Mayor and Mrs.
Jack Vandalair. The Rev. A. M.
Ganville, Oraon City, retired
Evangelical church minister md
grandfather of the bride, read the
ceremony. j
The altar Was formed by an
arch, whin candelabra and bas
kets of v.hit gladioli and del
fts!! Keeker of tatty
A. recaption was held on
lawn following tae oaramony.
Mra. J. M. Hockima out tha wed
ding eake. Mra. Bid Rising of
Salam presided at tha cuff ea urn
and Miss Kthal Vandelaar, aistart
of tha bridegroom, arrad the
punch.
For her wedding trip tha bride
wore a navy blua suit, white hat,
blue accessories and an orchid
corsage.
For her daughter's wadding
Mrs. Nordeen choae an orchid-
voile dress, and Mrs. Vandelaar
wore a print Both had baby or
chid corsages.
The bride la a 1949 graduate of
McMinn villa high school. The
groom received his education in
Washington state. -The couple will
live in Amity.
To Marry at
Home Rites
Announcement is being made of
the engagement and coming mar
riage of Miss Norma Stewart,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Z.
Stewart of Hutchison, Kansas, to
Bruce Peterson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman F. Peterson of Sa
lem. The ceremony will be an event
of Wednesday, July 27 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A.
Lloyd at 8 o'clock.
Tha bride-elect, who is now
making her home in Salem, is
a graduate of , Kansas schools,
and her fiance attended Salem
schools. He also served in the
navy during tha war. Tha couple
will live in Klamath Falls after
their marriage.
Marvin Goodman -"ill ti place phinilim3i " Tii, bride given in
D ntiwa lull, U A ,T . L Inlirt I '
Saturday, July 13. Mrs Floyd
Booze was hostess for a bridal
shower at her horns on Wednes
day. The evening '' spent in
formally and refresh mnU were
served by the hosteiw.
Present were the honored guest,
Mm Freres, and, yu&imih T. G.
Freies, John MynV.fe. Rob-t O'
Connor, Donald LuUy, Shirley
E tea, Gordon UHman, Robert
Frejes, Calvin Hughes, Vincent
Pietrok, Lewis Keirsey, William
Fair, Robert Lucas, Claude Phil
lips, Eldon Glrtman, Virgil Sch
uetz, Edith Missler, Miaaea Ber
'nice Etzel and Lucille Albus and
the hostess,-Mrs, Boose.
marriage by i her father, wore a,
white pique dres3, fashioned with
a full, gathered skirt, bodice with
a lace yoke au1 a round neckline
of wide lace. Her fingertip, lace
trimmed veil ; was held in place
with a lace : halo with orange
blossoms on either side. She car
ried" a white Bible, centered with
an orchid and streamers of white
satin ribbon With tiny white rose
buds ahd wori? white net mitts.
Mrs. Carol; Bassett, McMinn
ville, the matron of honor, wore
a green dress,; halo, of pale green
net and carried a nosegay of pink
roses and swajat peas. J. M. Hoc
kima was tha best man. Miss
Brooks Family
Host to North
Dakota Visitors
BROOKS Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Westltng had as dinner guests at
their home recently Mr. and Mrs.
G. Nelson and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Hostetler and children,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Froian and fam
ily and P. Froian, all old neigh
bors from North Dakota; Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Barrows, George, Lloyd
and Marvin Barrows and their
wives from Lebanon, Ore, for
merly from North Dakota, Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Werner of Gres-.
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Westling
and family of Brooks, Mr. and
Mrs. Alen Dean and Ray of Ger
vais, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Westling
of Clackamas, Mr. and Mrs. Les
lie Westling and three ohildren
of Silverton.
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