Miss Johnson
Vifeds Mr. Boehr
yjjj T. AMINA Miss Patricia
Louise' Johnson, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Victor E. Johnson of
WQlamina and Carlton, became
the bride Irwin X. Boehr. Jr, of
Seattle, March 24, at a double
ring ceremony performed by the
Bev E. E. Smith, pastor of the
First Baptist church in McMinn
ville. ,
jThe bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white slipper
satin gown. ChantiHy lace edged
the neckline, skirt and train; and
the veil was held in place by a
CHantilly lace poke bonnet. She
carried white calla lilies, freesia
ana a golden throat orchid.
Mrs. Robert Bainter of WiHa
mifia, matron of . honor,' wore a
pansy purple taffeta gown and
carried violet stock and calla lil
ies Two bridesmaids. Miss Doris
Jejn Childs and Miss Clara Gran
ge of McMinnville, wore Nile
green taffeta gowns with poke
bobnets; and two other brides
maids. Miss June Meredith of Mc
Mihnville and Miss Beverly Kels
vei of Portland, wore gowns of
wood violet taffeta, poke bonnets,
and all carried bouquets similar
tn ttVint carried bT the matron of
honor. The little Misses Joy Luse
of IMcMinnville and Joyce urr 01
Cajrlton were flower girls, and
Mister Kenneth Luse of McMinn-
vim wh. met I in v ucoau.
pale Johnson, brother of the
brfde, was best man, and ushers
were Jim Fernisse and Ed Olson
of) Seattle, and Kelvin . Crarton
and Mahlon Horton of McMinn-
iPreceding the ceremony. Profes
sor Harold C Elkinton of Mc
Minnville at the organ, assisted by
Miss Marion Fouse, Sammy Piazza
and Kenneth Backlund, sang,
i Th retention was held f ollow-
, ing the ceremony. Mrs. Byron A.
' McMinnville assisted In arrange
ments and decorating. Mrs. JSrea
W Wnlfe of Everett. Wash., aunt
pt the bride, served the wedding
cake.
MI.wm Tjais Johnson and Eliza
beth Ahlberg of Everett, Mes
dames XL V. Johnson of Everett,
" Harry J. Mekus of Longview,
-Charles B. Stallsmith of Seattle.
Rat MeCirmr and B. A. White of
IMcMinnville, Miss Yvonne Hub-
lard or wuiamina, ana jvuss rouse
land Mrs. Piazza, Miss Marion
iVno nf McMinnville. Miss Lois
i Gould of Sheridan, Mrs. Hazel
frjolnh of McMinnville. Miss Ann
. MrCune. Miss Anita Horton. Miss
i Esther Young and Mrs. Wallace i
I Aebi of McMinnville assisted.
( Mrs. Melrln Bedsaul was host-1
ess to members of XI Lambda
I chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her
home on Pringle Road Wednesday.
: Election of of ficers was ; held
'with the following members
elected: President, Mrs. Melvin
t Bedsaul; vice president, Mrs. Don
1 aid Parker; recording secretary,
! Miss Martha Lierly; correspond-!
i lng secretary, Mrs. William Col
lier; treasurer. Miss Gladys Ques
aeth; city council reprecentatlve,
Mrs. C A. Stoddard; city coun
cil alternate, Mrs. Burl Cox.
New officers will take office the
first meeting In May. A Mother's
div luncheon will he held on Sat
urday, May 12, for members and
their guests. Mrs. Donald Parker
Is in charge of arrangements. Na-
f tional Exemplar day. May 15, will
be .observed by the chapter with
a no-host dinner for members,
their husbands and friends. Miss
Gladys Quesseth and Miss norma
Sletton were assistant hostesses.
Wfilamlna A shower was givea
Mrs. Morris Cook by Mrs. Harvey
Jahn and Mrs. Louis - Jerabek.
Guests were Mrs. Lawrence; Rob-
erts, Mrs. Nolan Curl and daugh
. ters, Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs.
Janet Murray. Mrs. Dick Dem-
ming. Mrs. Earl Cook, Mrs. Wil
liam Talbott Mrs. Miles Godsey.
Mrs. Ralph Pfrehm and Alta, Mrs.
T.-wl Sniilri Mrs. Oral Sinarleton.
Mrs. Clara Riggs and Mrs. Tom
" Kepford.
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Sheridan Mrs. Levis Walker
of Salem. Dist. 2 president of the
American Legion auxiliary, visit
ed the Sheridan auxiliary at their
meeting this week The McMinn
ville unit Is giving the Legion aux
iliary a new hospital bed. It was
reported that a good response had
been received on the flag code con-
' test, but not many entries have
been received In the Americanism
contest. Invitations were sent to
Sarticipat in the Talent Fest to
e sponsored by the Legion on
. April o.
Hubbard Work on bazaar ar
ticles was done while Mrs. George
Leff ler conducted the business
meeting of the Ladies Aid Sheet
ing Tuesday afternoon in the home
of Mrs. A. L. Murphy. Mrs. Frank
Myers and Mrs. Riley Mains re
ported on calls made. The food
sale brought in about $25 and do
nations madcjip the balance of
the amount needed to buy a 'pro
lector. Co-hostesses were Mrs.
Levi Miller and Mrs. J. J. Van
Lieu, Mrs. W. P. Robinson and
Mrs. R. HQdebrand were guests.
Jefferson Mrs. Jrim Zehner
was hostess to members of the
, home economics club of Ankeny
grange at her home Thursday. Six
teen members and one guest, Mrs.
A. R. Blinston. were present. Plans
were made tor grange hall clean
up day April 4 with the women
bringing a lunch to be served at
noon. .
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Mr. and ;Mrs. .Charles Ray Cctrrow (Evelyn Margaret
Woare) who -were married on March 10 at the Halbert Me
morial Baptist church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward yoar& of Silverton and the groom Is the son of
Mr. and MrsjLyle Carrqw. The couple will live in; Salem.
(McEwan photo). j
Engagement of j
Miss McKay 'Told
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Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell McKay
of Umatilla, formerly of Salem, are
announcing the I engagement of
their daughter, Patricia, to Ken
neth G. Pierson of Hermiston, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Pier
son. l b I
Miss McKay7 now! of Portland,
was employed for several years
with the Oregon State Unemploy
ment compensation; commission
here. Her fiance: was recently dls-
Begonia Society to Meet
The Salem Begonia Society will
meet at the YMCA on Thursday,
April 5 at ft pjn. Mrs. Frieda
Grindheim will speak on "Fuchsia i
Culture Mrs. Norman Baker will
be moderator. Ray Claggett. of
Claggett greenhouses at RickreaU,
will speak on Tuberous Begonias.,
Everyone interested is welcome:
to attend.
Chi Omega Group
Is -Entertained :V
The Chi Omega mothers of Nu
Delta chapter, Willamette univer
sity, and their husbands were en
tertained at a covered disn dinner
Friday night at the Portland home
of Mr. and .Mrs. G. I Robinson.
Attending. from here' were Mr.
and Mrs. T. O. Adams and Janice,
Mrs. Robert Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs. J...W. Gilmer,? Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Smedley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Waters and from f Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul McCulloch and the
Robinsons.
Mrs. Smedley presided at the
business meeting and plans were
made for the April 28 meeting at
the chapter house with mothers of
pledges as guests. The purpose of
the meeting at the sorority is to
see the newly decorated basement
and house improvements.
HUBBARD Delegates elected
to the Rebekah assembly to . be
held at The Dalles; May 22 to 24
at the Tuesday evening meeting
of Thalia Rebekah lodge, are Mrs.
Amos Brusven and Mrs. George
Leffler, alternates j are Mrs. Ella
Becker and Miss Frances Weaver.
"If I were Noble Grand was
read for Good-of the Order. Next
meeting will feature a contest of
"errors. Refreshments were serv
ed by Mrs. Brusven and Mrs. Merl
Banyard. j; .
Falls City Mrs. Faye Frtnk was
hostess to the Lark club Tuesday
at a no-host luncheon. Attending
were Mesdames William Poland,
John Gilbert. John TeaL Clarence
Lehnert, Willis !i Frinlc, James
Dickinson, Floyd Jones, William
I Powers, George Kitchen, JNeue
Mack and Jessie Moyer,
TVrrm f T RntiM ni Km
luncheon hostess this afternoon at
her North Summer street home for
members of her sewing group.
Fourth Birthday Pcrtjr
Lynne ; Russell Eyerly, !son of
the , KusseU Eyerlys, celebrated
his fourth birthday on Saturday
at . party at the home of his par
ents. Honoring Lynne were Mrs.
Roland Bowman and Michael De
Lapp, Mrs. Bud Cox, Gene, Linda
and Kathy, , Mrs. Dean Davenport
and Eddie, Mrs. Richard; Oraw,
Barbara and Diane, Mrsj Keith
Dyer and Donny, Mrs. E.! Nelson
and Neva Ann, Mrs. R. E. Barton
and Barbara, Marilyn, Sandra and
Bennett Eyerly. ,
Hobby Sale, Silver
Tea for Club. ! ;
The International Relations
committee of the Salem Altrusa
Women's Service club held a hob
by sale and silver tea Sunday af
ternoon at the home (of Margaret
McDevitt, 745 N. 20th st. The pro
ceeds was contributed to Altrusa
International Grants - and - Aids.
This fund is for the education of
Pan-American students. Many in
teresting and beautiful particles
were sold. The rooms were attrac
tive with spring flowers, i -.- ,
Guests were greeted at the door
by Miss Minnie Just. Pouring and
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servior wen alts, viucviuus-re
fers and her daughter, Diene. They
were both dressed in native Latvia
costumes.
Members of the International
Relations committee . are: Mabel
Sumpter, Betty Bolton, and Agatha
Nelson. ' " j .
Mrs. Hash Petersen
for a surprise birthday party Fri
day afternoon at her home on
North fith street in honor of Mrs.
Vala Tatchio. Former Dakota
neighbors of the honor guest bid
den were Mrs. Sarah Boyle, Mrs.
Mayme Holcomb, Mrs; Alma
Caughey, Mrs. Bessie Bower, Mrs.
Tatchio and Mrs. Peterson.
Law Discussed i at
Unit Meetings ;
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Marlon county extension meet
ings for the week of April 2-7 are
listed below. Anyone who is inter
ested is invited to attend Addi
tional information about the meet
ings may be obtained by calling
Marion county home extension of
fice at 479 N. Church, Salem. ;
The units, meetings are as fol
lows: April 3, Central Howell unit
at 10:30 with Mrs. Lee Dow, sweet
rolls; Sidney-Talbot unit, 1:30 with
Mrs. fldon Turnidge, family busi
ness and the law. i ,
April 4: Stayton unit, 11 ajn.; at
the Woman's club house, sweet
rolls; North Howell unit, 10:30, at
the Grange hall,' sweet rolls, and
Prospect unit, l.uu. with Mrs. r ioya
Bacon. . family . business .and the
law.
April S: Union tmit. 130. with
Mrs. O. A. Parton, family business
and the law: North Santiam unit.
11:00, with Mrs. William Towery,
sweet rolls: and west Wood burn
unit, 1030, with Mrs. Pat Johns
ton, family business and the law.
April 6. Lancaster unit,! .10:30
with Mrs. Clara Maim, sweet rolls,
and Mehama unit. 130, at the Wo
men's club house, family business
and the law.
Ainsworth chapter, TJD,! OES,
has changed its regular meeting
day from Saturdays to Wednes
days due to the . recent fire at
Beaver halL The chapter will meet
this Wednesday night at the West
Side city hall on Edgewater street
at 8 o'clock.
" Salem General hospital auxil
iary meeting is , slated for this
morning at the YWCA at 1 10
o'clock. Plans will be announced
for the annual spring membership
drive and the nominating commit
tee will make Its report. !
Cclcrs," Orc-cau Tcsr-rf r..1 C, lnl 3
The Eileri T7eavers Guild v,VA
be entertained on Wednesday af
ternoon at the; Morningside borne
of Mrs. Walter Kirk on South 12th
street at 2 o'clock. Assisting host
esses will be Mrs. Clifford Farmer,
Mrs. R. W. Land, Mrs. Gladys
Christenson and Miss Mabel P.
Robertson. . j
Piano Pupils
In Recital
The following piano pupils of
Frederick Wilson played in - a re
cital in the Market Street studio
of 4 Mr. Wilson on Sunday after
noon: Bonnie I Roberts, Gay Lee
Keppinger, Barbara Brooks, Elna
Bowout, Dorothy Ann Moen, Ann
Strain, Judy Page, Patricia Got
Chan, Sandra Calaba, Joyce Capps,
Sharon Truax, Ann Flemming,
Jane Staats, Linda and Wyetta
Woods, Janice - Wood,. Marian
BrandlC Donna Clemens, Merlia
LeFors. .Donna liamman, bandra
Everitt, Daisy Lee 5 Crenshaw,
Carol Whitman, ) Kathryn Win
ievki, Judy Byers. Jill Cummings,
Carol Werner Barbara Grouke,
Shirley Page, Jack Muller, Johnny
North, David Perry, David Yeo,
Roger Bolmeier, Eddie Hamilton,
David Marsters, Roland Shirman,
Wilbert Bischoff, Kenneth Coller,
Gary Jarman ' and Robert God-
dard.
- Mrs. Walter Craven win epea
her; home, 1080 Fix street, to mem
bers - of Thimble club. No. 4,
Neighbors of Woodcraft for an all
day session on Thursday. A no-
host luncheon will be served at
12:15 o'clock, i An Neighbors are
invited to attend.
St Monica's Altar Seciety vQ
meet for a covered dish dinner
Wednesday night at St. Joseph's
school cafeteria ! at 830 o'clock.
The regular monthly business
sion will follow, j
Fellovship Day!
To Be in May ! :
At the executive board rr.:;':3
cf the Salcia Council cf Churci
Women Friday afternoon atr the
YWCA arrangements were mad
for Fellowship Day, to be held
May 4 at . the First Evangelical
United Brethren church bc-ln-nins
at Iff ajn. Two cf the day
projects will be help for Krea
and the local migrant camp.
Women are asked to bring Used
clothing that day.
Airs. Roy T. Wright was chosen
as delegate to the annual state
meeting of the Council of Church
Women to be held at the Metho
dist church in Grert m on April
3 and 6. Mrs. L. IL Handle presid
ed at the board meeting. ,
Sheridan The. Past Fresl. Mil's
Parley met at the "Legion hall this
week when Mrs. Bessie Wirfi ana
Mrs. Nellye Titus were hostesses.
The club will entertain their hus
bands at their April meeting.!
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elect is a niece of Mrs. Dan Sheets
and Mi s. William Fawk of Salem.
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