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Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Blatchford cutting 1ho cake at
their golden -wedding reception on June 18 at the Milwaulde
home of their son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Roderia
C. Blatchforo!. The couple have four children and eight
grandchildren. ," . "5
Ml$s Dillinger,
Mr.Dyball
Married
' Th First Congregational church
was th jetting for the Sunday
afternoon marriage on July 2 of
tlisa Bumis Dillinger, daughter pf
lira. Bernlce Kagler of Tht Dallas,
end Gerald Q. Dyball. It was at
S o'clock that pr. Seth Huntington
performed the rites.
Miss Maxilla Anderton of The
Dalles sans and Jaan Hobson Rich
was the organist. lighting the
tapers I were Miss Esther Perkins
and Miss Camilla Pappert, who
seers peach gowns. An orchid and
peach color scheme was carried
eut in!, the floral decorations as
well as the gowns ox the attend-
Malcolm Neal of Salem gave his
granddaughter in marriage. Her
bridal gown was of white organdy
fashioned entrain with lace la
scrtton on the' skirt The fitted
bodice (was made with s nylon
yoke and a lace cap held In -place
her fingertip length tulle veil. She
carried a white Bible marked with
e white; orchid.
Mrs. I Granville Perkins was the
natronj of honor and wore a peaah
gown and Miss Carolyn Anderton
of The Dalles, the bridesmaid, was
la orchid. They carried pastel
nosegays of sweet peas and roses.
Hazel Rulich, niece of the groom,
was the flower girl and her frock
was of orchid. .
Jack Dyball stood with his bro
ther as best man and seating the
guests; were Granville Perkins and
MrsJ Kagler wore a navy and
white print dress with whit hat
and accessories for her daughter's
wedding and the groom's mother
chose black with white trim. Their'
corsages were of white roses and
bouvardia. - !
couple greeted their guests
reception; in the fireplace
Mrs. Maloolm Neal presid-
thleen D. Nelson cut the cake.
(assisted by Mrs. Joseph E. Mad-
Weson. . . i ' .
I After a-short wedding trip the
MMtpiei win be at home in Salem,
or iraveung me bride wore a
faavy blue and white suit with
snatching accessories. The new
for. Dyball is employed at Wil
lamette university ss a secretary
end her husband, who is stationed
kt Tort Lewis with the army, will
ne released la the fall.
The!
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On Etiquetto
; :. - By Keeerta Lee
Q.I1 it customary to announce
n engagement, when the prob
ability is that H wiU be of long
lurauon7 I
L This is not a matter of eti
kuette. It is entirely optional with
the man and the girl, although it
eeemsj that the waiting is easier
If the! announcement is withheld.
J Q. How much of the hand should
lie dipped into the finger bowl,
and should both hands be dipped
at the same time? " ,
I A. Dip only the finger tips, and
ene hand at a time. r
J Q. tVhat is considered one of
the best closings for a business
letter! .';. '
I A, TVery truly yours" is always
eorrect, and may also be used in
formal social correspondence.
Payseno-Duda ,
Vows Read
MT. ANOIL St. Mary's
church was the scene of the dou
ble ring marriage ceremony which
united Miss Veronica Duda.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Duda, and Mr. Lloyd Payseno of
Bremerton, Washington, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Payseno, all
of Mt AngeL Rev. Father Damlan
Jengtes officiated at the 0 o'clock
ceremony and the nuptial mass.
Mrs. Vincent Smith played the
organ and accompanied Miss
Laura Schwab and Miss Luay Van
Cleef, who sang. ,
The bride was escorted down
the aisle by her father who gave
her ' in marriage. Her gown of
wnite satin and sheer nylon was
fashioned with a tight-fitting bod
ice of satin with sheer yoke, long
sleeves and a 1 full sheer skirt
with long train. Satin applique
flowers embellished the. skirt and
the fingertip veil fell from a net
bonnet with orange blossoms! She
carried a spray of white cams
tions and stephanotis tied with
a large white satin bow.
Her cousin. Miss Monica Duda,
was her only attendant She wow
lime green marquisette and car
ried a spray of yellow carnations
and matching net
The bridegroom's brother. Ken
neth Payseno, was best man and
serving as ushers were Bill and
Clarence Duda.
The mothers of the newlyweds
wore blue dresses, Mrs. Duda
with white accessories and Mrs.
Payseno chose dark accessories.
Kaon wore a eorsage of pink rose
buds and carnations.
me weaaing breakfast was
served at the Mt Angel hotel
Serving were Mies Lorraine Spies
of Silverton and Miss Olive Duda
of Mt AngeL The grandmother
of the bride, aits. Anna Schae-
Cher, wore a dress of black and
white orepe with white accessor
ies, and white carnation eorsage.
The reception was held la it
Jarden Rites
Event of
Sunday
At a Dretty garden wedding on
Sunday afternoon July 2 at the
country home of . Mr. and Mrs.
Walter W. KneessL Miss .Phyllis
Nancy Brewster, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon L. Brewster, be
came the bride of Ronald Stanley
Blume, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Blume.
The couple ' exchanged their
vows at 4 o'clock with Dr. Seth
Huntington officiating. i
The bride chose a dusty pink
afternoon gown for her wedding.
The bodice and skirt were fashion
ed with tucking and the deep V
neckline was finished with a rolled
collar and the sleeves were short
She carried a bouquet of lillies,
bouvardia and stephanotis ' and
ware a wreath of the same flowers
in her hair. Mr. Brewster gave
his daughter in marriage.
Miss Juanita Peters was the
bride's only attendant and she
wore a blue two-piece afternoon
dress with a matching bonnet ad
orned with flowers. She carried
a basket filled with sweet peas,
roses and daisies. Robert Craig
served as best man for the groom.
Mrs. Brewster wore a gold suit
with corsage of Talisman roses
for her daughter's marriage and
Airs. Blume wore a pastel blue suit
with yellow rosebud corsage.
A reception followed in the ear-
den with Mrs. Adolph . Kuehn of
Oak Grove cutting the cake and
Airs. JEdward Zltzewltz of Silver-
ton pouring.
After a wedding trio to Suttle
Lake the newlyweds will be at
home in Salem and have taken an
apartment on South Cottage street
For going away the bride donned
an almond brown suit with dark
brown straw hat and accessories.
Scotts Celebrate
Anniversary
UNION HILL Mr. and Mrs.
Verny Scott celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary with a party
at their home on Saturday even
ing. Several tables of canasta
were played with prizes going to
Mrs. w. r. Krenz, Julius Krenz,
Mrs. W. M. Tate and Floyd Fox.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Scott
assisted by Mrs. Geneva Hubbard.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Marble, Shelton, Washing
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tox,
Frances Fox, Mrs. Geneva Hub
bard, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Krenz,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tate, Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Krens, Riohard
Krenz, Guv and Keith Scott end
Mr. and Mrs. Soon.
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Mary's dining hall. Mrs. Gerald
Zollner, sister of the bride, eut
the cake. Serving were Miss Lou-
ann Schaecher, Mrs. Tony vaa
decouvering. Miss Bertha Hass-
ing and Miss Arlene Duda, and
assisting the guests were Miss
Anna and Miss Teresa Duda and
Mrs. Louis Schaecher.
The newlrweds wiU Boend
their honeymoon at the Oregon
beaches and will make their home
in Bremerton, where Mr. Payseno
is employed in the navy yard. For
traveling the bride wore 1 white
drees wlta a bolero and sesa of
red and white polka dots, white
and red accessories and a eorsage
of white carnations.
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Miss Bonnie Large, daughter of Mrs. O. C Large of
Marion, , whose engagement to Julius B. Senrey, Jr., son of
Mrs. I. B. Sevey, Salem, has been revealed. No wedding
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Good for the System
Vogotablos Fixed in Special Ways
Mako Good Faro for Af tor Holidays
By Maxtne Buren
Statamin Wanum'i Editor
The day after a holiday is a grand time to eat your vegetables.
Here are severs! recipes recommended by experts on the subject
Here for Instance is a good one to use carrots:
CARROT LOAF
10 medium carrots 2 cups milk
3 eggs, beaten tablespoons butter
1 small onion, finely eut Salt . . ,
t cups bread crumbs . Pepper '
Cook carrots in salted water, drain and mash. Add eggs and
remaining ingredients, t'v weiL Bake in buttered baking dish,
set in hot water, in a modern over (350 F.) 30 minutes. Serves
8.
c CHESS! VEGETABLE DISH
Ya oup butter 2 cups potatoes, cooked and
4 tablespoons flour diced
t cuds milk. 1 cud neas. cooked .
1 cups American eheese, grated 1 cup carrots, cooked and diced
1 teaspoons salt 1 onion, minced
Make white sauce of butter, flour, and milk. Add salt and
cheese, stirring until the. cheese melts. Arrange remaining in-
rlients in buttered baking dish and pour sauce over. Bake
a moderate oven (350 F.) 30 minutes.
And one for mixed vegetables:
VEGETABLE LOAF
X tablespoons butter, melted
1 cup milk
tt teaspoon salt
Pepper
Paprika
1 oup prunes, pitted
1 cup cooked peas, sieved
ft cQp cut green beans, cooked
1 cup carrots, cooked and diced
1 cup soft bread arum be
1 egg, beaten
Put prunes through coarse food chopper. Put peas through
sieve. Combine all ingredients, mix thoroughly. Bake in but
tered loaf pan in a moderate over (850 F.) 40 minutes. Serves 3.
Or in salad t
SPICED BEET SALAD
1 stick cinnamon ' ' Water to cover
4 cloves II small beets
1 bay leaves Lettuce
tt teaspoon salt 1 cup cottage eheese
Pepper I or 3 teaspoons prepared
4 teaspoons sugar horseradish'
tt cup vinegar
Combine first 8 ingredients. Boil beets in liquid mixture until
tender. Allow to cool la liquid. Drain, peel, slice, and arrange
beets la circle on lettuce or other greens. Combine cottage
eheese and horseradish.- pile in center of beets. Serve with
salad dressing If desired. Serves 8.
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The Statesman. Salem, Oregon Wednesday July 5, 19507
OUT OF THE KITCHEN ,
It's easier all the time to be
down-to-earth practical and
still buy the furniture that most
entrances your eye. Look what's
happening to dinette sets, for
instance. They were never mare
damage-proof or easier to keep
clean, but they're taking to new
design ideas that change their
looks completely. Here's a pre
view of one new style-wise
chair and table set. Design like
this brings dinette furniture out
of the kitchen, there's a lux
ury look to the upholstered backs
and seats of the chairs and
agreement -with advance modern
trends in living room furniture
in the metal legs. Chair covers.
are plastic in colors wun sur
prise metallic overtones. The
table top is limed oak pattern
plastic that is cigarette and al
cohol -proof. Feet on all the
pieces are ball and swivel rests
which stay fist with the floor
no matter how the furniture is
tipped.
Liberty-Folk
Visit, Travel
- Statesman News Service
LIBERTY Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bert Kurth and. sons, Billy- and
Gerald, were hosts ; to ' a picnic
dinner on Sunday at their home.'
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Kurth of Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Kurth. Lou jr 'Bonnie
Jean, and Cheryl Lee; Mr. and
Mrs. James Dunn, Helen and Betty
of Portland. (
Douglas and David VanDyke
are attending the Christian Youth
Conference in Turner this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Davidson and
Delee will be the Fourth -of-J uly
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Les Henry
at llllamook. .
House guests for the past week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C
W. Stacey were Mrs. t Staceys
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
James Stevens and Jerome of
Seattle, Wash. The StaeeyV guests -over
the Fourth are Mr. and Mrs. '
Ted Russell and family of Port
land. .
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisketjoh's
house guests now are Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Fisketjon and Janet of
Spokane, Wash. -!
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