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Miss Linda
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Bride .
Miss Linda Lee Girod became
the bride of Ralph E. Parkhurst at
beautiful Thanksgiving eve cer
emony at the First Congregation
al church. The Kev. Clark S. Enz
officiated at the 8 o'clock nuptial
before a setting of white chrysan
themums and white candles. Miss
Joanne Gamble, Portland, a stu
dent at Oregon State college, sang
Through the Years" and Charles
MacKenzie of Canby sang The
Lord's Prayer." Jean Hobson Rich
was the organist
Of white velvet was the bridal
gown, fashioned with a wide dra
ped neckline and' long, shirred
sleeves. The fitted bodice button
ed down the back and the skirt
ended in a train. Her full length
Illusion veil was bordered In lace
and she carried a whit bible
marked with a white poinsettia.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Glrod of Canby, for
merly of Salem, was given in
marriage by her father.
Sister Only Attendant
Miss Anne Girod cam by plane
from Santa Ana, Calif., to b her
sister's maid of honor, and wore a
forest green velvet dress made
similar to the bride's except for
short sleeves. She wore long, vel
vet mitts and carried a quilted
muff adorned with red poinsettlas
and silvered Ivy leaves. She wore
dark green Juliet cap with a
cluster of the silver leaves on one
aide.
Ring bearers were Harold and
Louis Byers and the little girl
wore a lime green velveteen dress
James Jeppesen stood with the
groom as best man. Ushers were
scott Foster, wiuis ixve, itaipn
Cort and Marshall Summers.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Girod selected a dubonnet dress
with a crownless tulle hat in
shades of dubonnet and gray. Mr.
and Mrs. H. O. Parkhurst came
down from Portland for their son's
marriage and she wore i pearl
:rey crepe dress and a crownless
ulle hat in shades of pink and
dubonnet, They both had orchid
corsages.
Reeesttea FUwt
Th newlyweds greeted their
guests at reception in the fire
place room. Pouring were Mrs.
Robert Aiken of Corvallis and
Mrs. H. A. Flux of Monmouth.
Mrs. C. A. Jones of Grsham and
th bride's grandmother, Mrs. Ar
thur Girod, cut the cake. Assist
ing were Miss Dorothy Klrkpat
rick of Portland, Miss Garl Ja
cobs of Harrisburg, Miss Ethel and
Miss Delores Girod, cousins of the
bride, Miss Hilda Fox and Mrs.
Irwin Byers. sister of the groom.
The bride's table was covered
with a satin cloth and centered
with the cake flanked by white ta
pers in silver candelabra tied
with dubonnet satin bow and
streamers. On the mantel was an
arrangement of white and deep
red chrysanthemums.
Whan tb eoupl left on their
wedding trip th new Mrs. Park
burst was wearing a grey broad
cloth suit with short plum jacket,
to which she pinned green baby
orchids. Her accessories were win
ter pink and she carried a brown
fox muflr After December 1 the
newlyweds will be at horn in Sa
lem at the Ambassador apart
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Dinners Will Be
Highlight of Day
EAST SALEM Thanksgiving
day k being observed this year
by many family dinners, some in
East Salem and S several families
are driving to nearby communi
ties to spend the day with rela
tives. Guests for the family din
ner at the Glenn Larkins home
on Park lave, are his mother,
Mrs. A. I Larkins, his sister and
family,: Mr. and Mrs. Ingvald
Dunrud and daughter, Barbara;
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hinkle and
two children and his brother, Al
len Larkins, all from Molalla.
Spending the day at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, H. V. Cole on
Lansing ave. are Mrs. Cole's
aunt and itncle, Mr. and Mrs. T.
J. Davis ai Silverton and daugh
ter and sdn-in-lawf Mr. and Mrs.
Neil K. Hamilton of Salem.
Mr. and: Mrs. Dean Wilcox, stu
dents of Pacific j college at Ash
land Will be up to dinner at the
home: of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Wilcox on Park
ave. He will be Maying in the
game at tha Pear bowl with the
California Aeries in the afternoon,
Guests tt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John' Jansen bn Brown road
are her sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Mat J sterner. i
Gaeefs at Malm Bam !
At the Leonard Malm home on
Silverton road are Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Malm and two children; Mr.
and Mrs. I Orient Kring
Miles, j f
Mr. and Mrs. 1 Cleo
and family of Lancaster;
at the horse of his brother Harold
Keppinger! and family in Salem
for a large family gathering. Miss
Patricia Keppinger is down from
Pacific I college in Seattle for the
holiday weekend,
Mr. and Mrs.! Lorah Richey,
Paul and Inland,' of Auburn com
munityi have driven to Vancou
ver, Washv to spend the day at
the home I of her father, A. E.
oawyer, s i
Mr. and Mrs. Edward; Tobin of
Lansing ave. art In Portland
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ueorg Wood on Denver ave.
Miss Vivian V; Sion, a teacher
in the schools at Xugene. is home
for the holidays with bar parents,
mt. and Mrs. irnn Bum on ever
green ave.;
Mr. and! Mrs.! Ray Bernard y,
Sharon and Ronald, of Swegle
community arc guests of her sis
ter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Phil
lip Entire in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. S Ralph Werner,
Arlana and Carol! are in Silvartoo
at the home ,jf 'her father and
mother, Mr; and Mrs. Sam Itorts.
For th1 holiday dinner at the
home Mrs, HatU Curtis at
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zajie, Mr. and
Mrs. Dercp Blunt and daughter,
Joan. ? -
and son,
Keppinger
drive are
Liberty Families
To Entertain
LIBERTY Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Knepper, Sharon and Donald, will
be the guests on Thanksgiving of
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Browning in
Newport. i .
Mr. and Mrs. j Harold Roee-
braugh, John and David, will be
hostess to Mr.; and Mrs. W W.
Rosebrau&h and Mr. 'and Mrs. W.
H. Foster and son James of Salem.
Mr. aod Mr. Mervin Seeger,
Robert and Steven, win have as
guests Mr. and 1 Mrs. Roland
Seeger, Jerry and Margaret
Mrs. John Dascn will be hostess
to her family at a Thanksgiving
dinner at her home on Boone Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Kurth,
Billy and Gerald,! Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Kurth, LoU Jr, Bonnie Jean,
and Cheryl Lee; will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn In
Portland, 1
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Billings,
Pat, Wanda and; Wilma will have
as guests Mr. and Mrs. Roy Web
ster, Ray, Bob, Shirley, and Lois,
Mr. and Mrs. George McMillen,
Louise, Betty and j Dick, Mr. and
Mrs. Vaden Richards of Dallas,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Billings, and
Tommy of Seattle, Wash, Mr. and
Mrs- jCecil Billings, and Peggy,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Billings and
Avonda, and Will Webster.
Mr.V and Mr. William Lustoff
a,nd Joan will (be: the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schaoubcr in
Seattle.
Mr. and Mrj. Otis Brown and
Mrs. Sadie Brown will be the
guests of Mr. ahd Mrs. W. J. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid VanDyke,
David, Joyce and Judy will have
as guests Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
VanDyke, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Theil, David Wprren and Mickey,
and Douglas VanDyke of Eugene,
where he is attending the Christ
ian university, j I
A Family Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clark and
Joyce will have as guests, Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Clark,! Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Clark, Mr. 'and Mrs. Dale
Clark, Jerri Rae, Donnie, Jean and
Joy, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark,
Marlyn, Jerry, DarrelL and Melba,
Mr. and Mrs. IJofin Denbo and
Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. Nordahl
I Brown and Delrene, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Sipe, Melbra, Eliza
beth and Larry-i
Mr. and Mr. Caii Bell and
Carl jr. will have as guests Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Bell, and Mr. and
Mrs. LaVern Bell.
Mr. and Mrs.! Thomas Konopa
and Roae Mart will have as
guests Mr. and Mrs- Thomas
Konopa, jr, Barbara Ann and
Mary Elizabeth, j of Lebanon, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Janota, Mary and
Ludvig of Sdo,!Mrs. Emily Gill
and Mrs. Wayne GiU.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wylar will be
th guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Kaminga on Browning Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dent will
be th guaate of Mr, and Mrs.
Henry William. 1 Marilyn and
Ronnie in Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Free will
b the enacts ef Mr. and Mrs. Don
Fra in. Corrallut
Ons-ef-Tewa Gnseia I
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schendel,
Deanna, Steve, j Viramia and
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papered In pattern that is
small and unobtrusive you can
have a lot of fun with the new
pictorial patterns that are com
ing out In decorative fabrics.
They are especially attractive for
use during the winter mouths,
when you long for glimpses of
the sunshiny beauty! of spring
and summer. j
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plain cotton
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qualities, 'full preshrinkage.
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of those new fabrics is that the
designers have turned to Ameri
can life for their patterns. One
manufacturer, for example, has
a series of interesting and color
ful designs based op fascinating
arrangements of houses in a vil
lage, of a fishing fleet of rural
scenes, and village streets.
From another farous line
youll meet Johnny opleseed,
striding across a country land
scape bordered In ! apple trees,
blossoms and fruit with his
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design" effect yoe have a choice
of an all-over desien that fea
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a more delicate pattern of apple
blossoms. I
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to the draw curtains ; you may
be needing for those large win
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Mrs. Knight Surprised
Mrs. Henry Knight was surpris
ed on her birthday Wednesday
afternoon when a group of her
friends called at her Roosevelt
home and entertained at luncheon.
Honoring Mrs. Knight were Mrs.
Margaret Willis, Mrs. Roy Carter,
Mrs. Roger Nelson, Mrs. Marlon
Nelson, Mrs. Edmond Weisner.
Mrs. Clara Stirneman, Mrs. Earl
Kasson and Mr. Knight -
Mr. and Mrs. David Cameron
were in Portland last Saturday
and were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Greve at the Rose City
Dancing club.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaswell Beach
and daughters of Portland are
spending the holiday in Salem
with her mother, Mrs. R. H. Bal
dock and Mr. Baldock.
Mrs. Robert Moulton Gatke en
tertained the ModernDrama class
at her home Tuesday ; afternoon at
a one o'clock luncheon. Mrs.
Clarence Byrd gave reports from
magazines and from articles in
th New York Times. :
On Etiquette
By
Q. What is the correct position
for the butter knife on the bread-and-butter
plate?
A: Place it at the top of the
bread-and-butter plate, slightly
above the center, and parallel with
the edge of the table, with the
handle at the right and the spread
ing edge of the knife towards the
guest.
Q. Should a young married
woman identify herself over the
telephone to a social acquaintance
by saying, "This is Ruth Martin,"
or, "This is Mrs. David Martin"? i
A. "This is Ruth Martin."
Q. Is it obligatory to acknow
ledge an invitation to a card party?
A. Certainly. inH n unn
titfle. Otherwise, the hostess Is
uitduic w anow now many players
will attend.
Jack Dalk, a sophomore at the
University of Oregon, is spending
the holiday and weekend in Sa
lem with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Dalk.
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week in the Fred Buckner home
332 S. Elma ave., are their daughter-in-law
and grand children.
Mrs. L. G. Willi. Randy and Patty
of Oakland, Calif. For Thanks
giving in addition to the out of
town guests they will have Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Willig and Pame
la of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Ev
erett Schaeff er and eons Merle and
ouglas of Valley Junction.
Jeannette, will nav as guests
Russell Harder, of Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Olgesby, Nancy,
Betty and Charles, of Forest
Grove, Mrs. William Schendel of
Forest Grove, Mrs. Carl Falk, and
Mrs. C. H. Harder of Cornells,
and Mr. and Mrs. Julia VanDone-
lin of Forest Grove.
Mr- and Mrs. Arthur Voigt, Mr.
and Mrs. John Turner, Charles,
Robbie, and Ann, Allen and Bob
Voigt will be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Voigt in Cor
vallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scharn and
Jerry will have as guests Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Walling, Gary and
Sheryl from Kerzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisketjon and
family will have as guests for
Thanksgiving and th weekend
Mr- and Mrs. John Ballew, who
is Mrs. Fisketjon's sister, her
nieces, Mr. and Mrs. Dannard
Miner, and Curtis, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce May, all of Oakland,
Ore.
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