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On Sunday
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At the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur B. McLauchlan,
Miss Nancy McLauchlan became
the bride of Donald Wayne Earle,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wflliam Earle,
Sunday, September l l,?at 5 o'clock.
Dr. Chester W. Hamblin of the
First Presbyterian church officat
d at the double ring ceremony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a white marquis
ette dress with lace insets, designed
with a round neckline, long tight
sleeves and train. ? ler fingertip
veil wa3 held by a pap of seed
pearls. She carried , a nosegay
of white gladioluses and pink rose
buds. ;f I , .
Miss Marry Ellen McLauchlan,
cousin of the bride, jwas brides
maid. Her dress v.as of yellow
marquisette over taffeta and she
carried a noef?ay of yellow rose
buds. Anne Moree Jones was
flower girl. She wore a dress of
pink organdy with which she car
ried a bouquet of pink rosebuds.
Best man was Robert D. Mc
Lauchlan. norther of the bride
and usher was William Laidlow.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs
i McLauchlan chose ai plum crepe
' dress and the groom's; mother, Mrs.
i Earle wore a blue 5 crepe dress.
Both wore coi sages Of gardenias,
Mrs. Agnes Briedwell cut the
cake and Mrs. Earl T. Jones served
at the punch table.! Assisting were
Mrs. Robert D. McLauchlan, Mrs.
Stanley M. Jones, Mrs. Rodney
Ramn and Mrs. Victor Koop
For their wedding trip to San
Francisco, the bride; chose a co
coa brown gabardine suit with
matching accessories and pinned
to her suit was a corsage of or
chids. On their return they will
reside in Salem.
Out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McLauchlan, Miss
Mary Ellen McLauchlan, Mrs. A
gnes Briedwell, and Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Ramp of Portland: Mr.
and Mrs. Earl T; Janes of Boise,
Idaho; Mr. and Mr Stanley-M.
Jones and Anne Moree of Cald
well. Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Jefferson, Miss Caroljene
Gilkey and William Jefferson, jr.,
of Newport.
Mrs. Hill a
Hostess . ,
- Mrs. George Terry Hill wa hos
tess for a smartly arranged lunch
eon Tuesday afternoon at her
South Liberty street home for a
group of friends. Autumn flowers
were used in decorating and the
afternoon hours were spent in
formally. Covers were placed for Mrs.
Brace Knapp, Mrs. S. D. Wiles,
Mrs. Forrest Bodmer, Mrs. John
Griffith, Mrs. Edward Lewis, Mrs.
Clifford Hill, Mrs. Lynn Hammer
stad. Mrs. Richard Springer, Mrs.
Charles D. Wood, Mrs. John R.
Wood and Mrs. Hill.;
Mrs. Ruth McVer and her
daughter, Mis Ruth McVey. are
on business and pleasure trip south,
which took them to San Diego,
Calif. They will Visit her son,
Kent McVey, US navy air corps,
who Is stationed at North Island.
The travelers will return October
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marrid on September : 2 at St. Vincent de Paul Catholiq
church. The bride is the daughter of the ' Edward Heenant
and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ross. (McEwan
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Phone 2-6472
Brides-Elect
Honored
Announcement of interest today
is the approaching marriage of
Miss Lenore Beam to Ralph F.
Dungey, which will take place on
Saturday evening, September 17
a, 8 o'clock in the First Christian
church with the Rev. Dudley
Strain officiating. Miss Beam is
the daughter of Mrs. Ruth M.
Beam of Salem and Mr. Dungey
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Dungey of Gervais.
Honoring Miss Beam at mis
cellaneous shower recently were
the women from the office of the
department of Veterans' Affairs.
Mrs. Carol Trowbridge and Mrs.
Lillian Klippert were in charge of
arrangements, the shower being
given at the latter's home. Among
those present to fete Miss Beam
were Misses Donna Kipper, Eve
lyn Averette, Mesdames Pearl
Victor, Gladys Smith, Florence
Garrett and Ruth Beam, i
A miscellaneous bridal shower
was given for Mrs. D. II. (Allison
(Betty Bollard) on Wednesday
night when Miss Pat Doss and
Mrs. William Waldy entertained.
Honoring Mrs. Allison were
Misses Lena Pmlups, Carrie Tay
lor, Nancy Gates, Ine Lowery,
Lois Houser, Florence Sanders.
Mrs. Obb Allison. Mrt. Ellis
Lauuheed, Mrs. William Post
Mrs. E. McMurray, Mrs. C- Alli
son and the hostesses.
Miss Alice Jackson, bride-elect
of Raymond L. Tompkins, was
honored with a surprise bridal
shower at the home of Mrs. Rob
ert L. Tompkins. !
Present were Miss Jackson,
Mrs. Gale Ellis, Mrs. C. A. Elm
lund, Mrs. Eddie Cater, Mrs. Lloyd
Laudie, Mrs. Jess Mayes, Wjt.
Vivian McClain, Mrs. Harold
Kremwell. Mrs. LeRoy : Vogal,
Mrs. Evelyn Hanby, Miss Frances
Williams, Mrs. Clifford Jorgenson,
Mrs. John Andall, Miss Loretta
Randall and the hostess.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St
Paul Episcopal church will hold its
first fall meeting today at 1:30 at
parish hall. The National conven
tion of the church, which Is to be
held the latter part of this month
in San Francisco, will be discussed.
Golf Winners Listed
Winners at the. weekly ladles
day at the Salem Golf club on
Wednesday were Mrs. J. N.
Thompson, class A; Mrs. Stuart
Thede, class B; Mrs. Charles Mus
ser,' class C; and Mrs. Lynn Ham
merstad, class D. Results for Sep
tember 7 were Mrs. Claude Johns,
class A; Mrs. Norris K. Crothers,
class B; and Mrs. Millard Pekar,
Class C.
Young Business.
Groups Meet
The Salore club of the YWCA
held its first fall meeting Mon
day night at the YW. A" covered
dish dinner was served to fifteen
and Miss Lavonne Schuessler,
president, presided at the meet
ing. The club, composed of youn
business women, made plans for
the fall program. Members will
form a bowling team this winter.
Several are planning to attend
the northwest conference in Van
couver, B. C. in the late autumn.
The next meeting will be an out
door dinner at Crestwood Acres,
September 26.
Service club of the YWCA met
Wednesday night. This year the
club will assist with both social
and service activities and speak
ers will be engaged for some
meetings. Mrs. Francis Knapp is
president and the next meeting
will be October 4. Both groups
are open to any young women
in the community. Anyone in
terested is welcome to attend.
They are under the direction of
Miss Joyce Lamoreux. director of
the program for young adults of
the YWCA.
SWEET HOME At S o'clock
Saturday afternoon. September
10, Miss Kathlene Elizabeth Trim
ble and Burley Shockey were
married at the home of the bride's
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Trim-:
ble. Rev. W. P. Weeks officiating!
at the double ring ceremony. The 1
bride wore a wedding dress of
brown crepe and a corsage of
pink roses. The groom Ls the son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Shockey,
Sweet Home. The bride and groom
will take up residence in Sweet
Home on T street.
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Remedy
Used successfully in Salem for
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Available at Schaefer's only.
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