"Don't jCook Now...
but . . . Dear old Mrs. Justice, she won't
be waving at us across the top of the Mo
ronic Temple and around the corner of the
Motion Hotel much longer. We'll miss her.
Silly statement of the year ... A iced
expert the other day, in a profound story on
Dairy Month, mGde this conclusion: "Milk
is one of the oldest known foods.' Yeah, one
of the first we can remember, too.
FisM outa . . . Our Den t Lock Now is
short todcy, but what is an eld maid of some
fifty happy winters doing in a bride section
.anyway? . . . Maxine Buren
Church Rites
Event of
Friday
Miiss Nola Jean Zobel, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zobel
and Hubert E. Johnson, son of the
Rev. and Mrs. Joe E. Johnson, ex
changed their marriage vows on
Friday, June 20 at the First Church
of The Nazarene. The Rev. John
son officiated at the 8 o'clock cere
mony. Blue delphiniums and white
peonies were used about the altar
and lighting the tapers were Miss
Evelyn Fisher and Miss Helen
Melby. Soloists were Miss Janice
Olsen and Willard Friese, accom
panied by William Fawk.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a slipper satin
dress fashioned with net yoke out
lined with pleated net, the skirt
with a full train. Her fingertip il
lusion veil was edged with wide
lace. She carried a bouquet of
stephanotis and light blue del
phiniums. Maid of honor Was Miss Wava
Darby, who wore a maize net over
taffeta dre-s and carried a bouquet
of blue and white summer flow
ers. Bridesmaids were Miss Marciel
Rcirrter and Miss Shirley Binger
heimer. They wore blue turquoise
net over taffeta dresses and car
ried white and yellow nosegay?
of summer flowers. Flower girl
was Sharon Johnson and ring
bearer was Jimmey Johnson, niece
and nepruw of the groom.
Attend the Groom
Best man was Joe G. Johnson
find seating the guests were Irvin
Johnson and Gerald Biggin.
Mrs. Zobel chose for her daugh
ter's wedding a navy blue ri'csy
and Mrs. Johnson also wore navy.
Both mothers had corsages of
white carnations and pink roses.
Following the ceremony the re
ception was held in the church
parlors. Mrs. Lyle Zobel and Mrs.
Roy Blanchard poured, Mrs. Ber
nard Zobel cut the cake. Assist
ing were Mrs. George Quinne and
Mbs Inez Pence.
The bride chose a dusty rose
suit with white accessories for her
going away outfit. The couple will
make their home at Santa Cruz,
Calif.
Life Memberships
Are Awarded
The American War Mothers met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Freda
CogsUtll for luncheon and sewing.
The mothers sewed for the veter
ans at Camp White. Mrs. Georgia
Shearer, a member of the Salem
Chapter, has been awarded a life
n f mbfTfhip in the American War
Mothers.
Mrs. Mabel Lock wood, national
president. Mrs. Ben Randall, and
Mrs. Glenn Prather went to the
home of Mrs. Clara McDerby this
week anci presented her with a life '
membership card. The members,
Avill meet next Tuesday at the I
't5me of Mrs. Ben Randall, 1840 1
West Nob Hill, at 10:30 a.m. and,
bring a sack lunch. The purpose
of the special meeting is to con- !
tinue sew ing for articles to take to j
Camp White. I
Wedding Unites
Couple at Mission
BROOKS In a historical set
ting Asistencia Mission de San Ga
briel, near Redland, Calif., Harold
Jensen of Brooks, and Miss Patri
cia Martin of San Bernardino,
Calif., were married June 5.
The bride's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Martin, San Bernar
dino, Calif, and the groom's par
ents are the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
H. Jensen, Brooks.
Misses Pat Robinson and Char-
lene Bramlett lighted the tapers, j
Miss Betty Smith sang and the,
groom's father performed the cere-
mony. j
The bride was dressed in ivory '
slipper satin, and carried stepano- !
tis and baby ivy centered with a ;
dark laendar orchid.
Honor attendant was Miss Bar- 1
bara Davall, Yucaipa, Calif., cou
sin of of the groom, and bride's
maids were Miss Jeanette Laugh
in ghouse and Miss Jacque Shackle
ford. Flower girl was Patricia
Ouinn.
The best man was a brother of
the bride, Russell Martin jr. Ush
ers were Donald Jensen of Brooks,
Ore. and Dave Jenkins.
Bride's Mother wore beige suit,
white and luggage tan accessories.
Groom's mother wore navy suit
dress, white accessories.
Cutting the cake was Miss Pat
Robinson, pouring; Misses Rosalee
and Bernice Wheeler.
The couple will live at Brooks
after June 13.
Both graduated from Canyon
ville Bible Academy, Canyonville,
Oregon, and attended the South
ern California Bible College at
Costa Mesa, Calif, where they plan
to continue their studies in the fall.
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INVITATIONS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ERIDES NOTES
LETTER FAFER
CALLING CARDS
iNFCRMALS
Ritual Team
Installs New
Officers
Ritual team from Capital Unit
9, American Legion Auxiliary past
presidents installed new officers of
Salem Unit, 136, American Legion
Auxiliary at the last meeting of the
season Wednesday night at the Sa
lem Woman's Club. The ritual
team included Mrs. Austin H. Wil
son, chairman, Mrs. Leon Brown,
Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Mrs. E. W.
Richey, Mrs. Merle Travis, Mrs.
Walter Spaulding, Mrs. Anson In
gels, Mrs. Clara Poland, Mrs. Flor
ence Ames, Mrs. O. E. Palmateer,
Mrs. W. W. Woodruff and Mrs.
James Garson. Mrs. Jack Simkins
was installed as the new president
along with her other officers.
Mrs. Simkins announced her
committee chairmen for the en
suing year as follows; Mrs. Elwood
Townsend, membership; Mrs. Ken
neth Decatur, community service;
Mrs. Dow Lovel, Girls State: Mrs.
Bert Walker, Junior Auxiliary;
Mrs. Ardith Chapman, rehabilita
tion; Mrs. Wilbur Lytle, child wel
fare; Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and
Mrs. Carroll Robinson, good cheer;
Mrs. Joe DiFilippi, Americanism;
Mrs. Rosemary Henningsgard, pop
py sale; Mrs. Milo Aeschliman,
constitution and by-laws.
Mrs. Charles Driver, poppy pos
ter; Mrs. Ed Maerz, national se
curity and civil defense; Mrs. Lin
den Buren, ways and means; Mrs.
Richard Jennings, legislative; Mrs.
Clarke Irwin, program; Mrs. Bert
Walker, magazine; Mrs. Viola
Reeves, telephone; Mrs. Theodore
Ullakko, publicity; Mrs. Donald
Van Hess and Mrs. Daniel Panto
vitch, executive board members
at large; Mrs. Van Hess and Mrs.
La Verne Drake, color bearers.
Girl Staters Visitors
Mrs. Robert Green, Girls State
chairman for the unit, introduced
Kay Lovell and Patsy Snider, who
were representatives of Unit 136
at Girls State. They told of their
activities and experiences while
attending Girls State. Initiation
was held for Mrs. Augusta Allport,
Mrs. George E. Day, Mrs. Howard
E. Hicks, Mrs. Richard Jennings,
Mrs. Edgar J. Kolln, Mrs. Leonard
McCoy, Mrs. William E. Noll and
Mrs. Lee Rushin.
Guests at the meeting were Mrs.
Mabel Lockwood, national presi-
The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Sunday. June 22, 1SS2 5
dent of the American "War Moth
ers; Mrs. Elizabeth Couover, past
president of the Daughters of the
Union Veterans of the Civil War,
Mrs. Luella Inman, Mrs E. E.
Bergman, Mrs. Leon Hansen, El
wood Townsend, Jack Simkins,
Wilbur Lvtle, Becky Bennison of
I Portland, Martha, Laura and Sally
Creighton. Janet Streeter, DohSres
j and Joe DeFilippi.
Delegates to the department
convention to be held in Klamath
Falls are Mrs. Jack Simkins. Mrs.
Joseph DeFilippi, Mrs. Elwood
Townsend and Mrs. Theodore Ul
lakko. During the refreshment hour
Mrs. Simkins and Mrs. DiFilippi,
the outgoing president, presided at
the coffee urns. The committee in-
BPW Dinner Meeting
Regular dinner meeting of il
Salem Business and Professional
Women's Club will be held Tues
day night at the Senator Hotel at
6:30 o'clock. Annual committee re
ports will be given during the eve-"
ning. Special rrrusic will be given
by the Lionaires, including Mrs.
Ben Gifford, Mrs. Everett Wil
cox, Mrs. Warren Clark, Mrs. Le
Roy Stewart and Mrs. Louis New
man. Mrs. T. H. Hams tree t will be
the accompanist.
eluded Mrs. Harold Streeter, chair
man, Mrs. Calvin Moss, Mrs. How
ard Blankley, Mrs. John Stetler
and Mrs. Carroll Addison.
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