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INVITATIONS we, in to
day's mail to a garden coffee for
- which Mn. Claude A. Miller and
. Mrs. C. Kenneth Bell will be host-
- esses on Saturday, August 29, at
the former's home on Shoreline
1 Drive in Manbrin Gardens. . . . A
" large group of their friends have
oeen invited to call between 11
and 2 o'clock. . s ; r.
Honor guest . . . at a shower
a Tuesday night will be Mrs.
John G McLaughlin, when her
sister-in-law, Mrs Edwin H. Ann-
strong, entertains at her Howard
Street borne. . . . Bridge will be
la play during the evening and
a late tanner will be served by
the hostess. . . . Bidden to honor
Mrs. McLaughlin are Mrs. George
XV. Dewey Jr- Mrs. George Hog
gins Jr, Mrs. Richard Jenning,
Mrs. William Sogers, Mrs. Alex
Pavlov, Mrs. Rex Beeman, Mrs.
Bin Clabaugh, Mrs. Ronald Blnn
delL . Mrs. Peter Gunnar, Mrs.
Joseph W. Paulson, Mrs. Harold
Pierce. Mrs. Fields Merk and
Mrs. Gordon Graber. .
- Interesting visitors . . . in the
capital Friday were Jorge Bolet,
world renowned Cuban pianist,
who will appear on the Commu
r Sity Concert series here in No
i ember. Miss Flora Walker and
Miss Vivian Taylor of New York
City, the latter two booking
agents for the Community Con
certs . i . they visited with Mrs.
Max Rogers, who has been execu
tive secretary of the Salem Com
munity Concert Series since its
organization. , . The travelers
4iave been touring the United
States, stopping at the various
national parks . . . they are now
en route to Yellowstone, "where
they will be joined by the David
Fergusons. ... Mr. Ferguson is
West - Coast representative of
Community Concerts. . . .
Returning . .. to the capital
Thursday was Mrs. Frank ' Bur
lingham, who went north tea days
ago to attend the annual sessions
ef the Western Division, National
Music Teachers Association in
Seattle on the University of
' Washington campus. ... After
five days in Seattle Mrs. Burling
ham and her. longtime friend,
Miss Lillian Pettibone of Port
land, went on to Harrison Hot
Springs for. a sojourn. ...
A trip north ... . for Mrs. Leona
Johnson, her daughter, Miss Julia
Johnson -of Portland, and: Mrs.
Frank G; Myers, who returned
Wednesday from a week's so
journ in Victoria, B. C. . . .1
Beach jottings .... . Mrs.; Glen
Fravel and children, Glenda land
Bobby, and Mrs. Bruce Van Wyn
garden and sons, Larry, Rickie,
and Stuart, are leaving Sunday
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-i. -ODD; :nfifea IP:
for a week's1 stay at -Lincoln
Beach. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hamilton and sons, Doug and
David, are also ' leaving Sunday
for a sojourn at Neskowin. . . .
The Wayne. Hadleys and their
children, who have been vacation
ing at Neskowin the 'past week.
have .as their weekend guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fenix and
their daughters . . . both families
JTl . 1 . 1 '
wui return nome aunaaj. ...
Leaving ... Friday-for their
home la Woodland, Calif after
a visit in Salem were Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton Barnett and son.
Webster, who nave . been the
house - guests of Mrs. Bamett's
brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and
Mrs. Waodson Bennett ... Ac
eompanying the Barnetts to Call-
foraia for a fortnight's stay was
the Bennetts daughter, Susan....
Weekend notes . ' . . Mr. and
Mrs. William C Dyer Jr. and
children, Marilyn and ConnelL
are -leaving today to spend the
weekend at Currier's Village. . . .
Coming, from Portland to spend
the weekend are Mr. and Mrs.
Roswell Beach and daughters,
Sharon and Barbara, who will be
guests of her mother, Mrs. Rob
ert H. Baldock, and Mr. Baldock.
. . . In Hood River for the day
are Dr. and Mrs. Carl W, Em
mons, who are visiting their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
John Syme. ...
In Eastern Oregon .,. . for, a
week are Mr. and Mrs. TIimuIa
Ullakko, who left Friday for On
tario to spend the. weekend. . . .
Sunday they will attend the wed
ding of Miss Lola Brooke and
Norman Lawson at the Methodist
Church in Ontario at 4 o'clock.
. . . Miss Brooke and her fiance
are former Willamette University
students. ... Tonight the Ullak
kos will be guests at the re
hearsal dinner to be 'given by the
bride-elect's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Brooke. . . . The 171
Ukkos will visit in other parts of
Eastern Oregon before returning
home.'" .
Returning south ... today by
train will be Mrs. Mae Chresten-
son of Bakersfield, Calif., who
has been visiting here the past
month at the home of Dr. Mary
B. Purvine. ...
Nursery notes ... A little rirL
Cassella Jane, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. William M. Langstoa
(Neva Tester) on Thursday at
the Salem Memorial Hospital . . .
she tipped the scales at seven
pounds, seven ounces. ... The
proud grandparents are Mrs. M.
E. Hughes and W. G. Langston
of Rome, Georgia. ...
It's a girl ... for Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L. Elf strom Jr. . . . she I
ur apologies! Service as
...and who would have
for famous Marckx Bakery products would accelerate so swiftly in Salem
that five additional routes wpuld be necessary to take cafe of you ade
quately at this time! Increasing the number of routes from five to ten will
enable! us to give the thousands of our new Salem
v - : is;-'
Miss Joanne j
WengerTellsJ
BeothqlliE I
Adding her name to the list of
brides-elect is Miss Joanne Wen
ger. attractive, brunette daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Wen-
ger. whose engagement to Doug
las G. Raines, son of Major and
Mrs. E."N. Snyder, was revealed
Thursday night A group of Miss
WengerV intimate friends were
bidden to the announcement
party , at the home of her uncle
and aunt Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Brown: n North 24th Street, r
The bride-to-be is a graduate
of Salem Schools and attended
the University of Oregon. She: is
now employed at the Pioneer
Trust Co. Her fiance . attended
Oregon State College and will
continue his studies this fall. His
fraternity is Sigma ChL The wed
ding 1 of the . engaged . duo I is
planned for November. , .
.Attending the sapper party
were Miss Wenger, Miss Joan
and Miss Joyce Traviss, Miss
Othelene Lee, Miss Bobbie Sjod-
Ing, Miss Sharon Laverty, Miss
Dorothy Swigart, Miss Marjorie
Little,; Miss Jan Foulger, Miss
Patricia Heabr, Miss. Marcia
Webb I
SILVERTON Mrs. Louis
Steinberger is announcing the en
gagement of her daughter. Miss
Myrna Steinberger, to Joseph
Hess, i son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Hess. No date for the wedding
has been set Miss Steinberger
is employed at the J. C. Penney
company store here and Mr. Hess
is in the army.
Miss Larson Tells Troth
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Larson of Silverton Hills
are announcing the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Joyce
Larson, to Robert Roth, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Roth ' of
Central HoweH No definite date
has been set hut a fall wedding
is being planned. :
was born on Thursday at the
Salem General Hospital and has
been named 'Susan Kay .' . . also
welcoming the baby Is a brother,
Timothy Robert ... The grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert
L. Elf strom and Mr. and Mrs.
Del Weger ... and the great
grandfather is E. V. Elfftrom. . . .
Word has come . . . from Port
land telling of the birth of a
little I girl, Krysten Lee, to Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip E. Welling
(Barbara McClintock) of Spring
field en Thursday at the Emanuel
Hospital. . . . She checked in at
nine pounds, two ounces. . . . Also
welcoming the baby are the
grandparents, Mrs. Edna M. Ol
son and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
O. Welling, all of Salem. . . .
yoti like it, is a must
dreamed that in just
customers the quality of service they're entitled to.
Many thanks. We think you're wonderful.
Remember your Marckxman ... he brings the
bakery to your cioor without you spending a
pennymore. !
iost hail your Marckjimqn
or phone 2-0774 for service
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald
were married on August 5
The bride is-the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Olen bnryocJc
and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. JEL L. Scott
(McEwan Studio).
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Volda Hampton
Honor Guest
Miss Velda Hampton was hon
ored at a pre-nuptial shower by
a group of frilnds at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colburn in
Woodburn.
Attending the shower were
Mesdames A. C White, T. L.
Pickering, Fred Schultz, Nancy
Newton, Jake Triplett V. L.
Reinecke, Bonnie Boone, Mel
Rich, Gary Cuts! orth, Lester Cole,
Bill Thomas, V. L. Ramey, Ray
Steele, Everett George, John
Drake, R. C. Triplett Jennie Earl,
Flpyd Thomas, Opal Courier,
Arthur Steele Sr., Clark Rich,
Wayne Yoder, Lewis Hampton,
Leftoy Cox, Misses Corliss George,
Marilyn Steele, Marilynn Bond,
Janice Colburn, Wanda Hampton,
Joy Graham, Eva Rich and
Blanche Triplett
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4 short weeks the demand
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Scott (Dorothy Shryock) who
at the Foursquare Church.
Parties for Airs. Baker
Several informal parties have
been given the past few weeks in
compliment to Mrs. ' Douglas
Baker and month old daughter,
Durinda Lee. Mrs. Howard Girod
entertained at her home with a
brunch and shower for the pleas
ure of her sister and a group of
friends. Members of Mrs. Baker's
bridge club feted her at a-luncheon
and shower jit the home of
Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mr.
and Mrs. John William Storz en
tertained at their Strong Road
home in compliment to the
Bakers.
Four Corners Mrs. Harold
Snook opened her home this
week to the Hobbyists club. Tex
tile painting was the- diversion.
Working were Mrs. Robert Burns,
Mrs. Warren Shrake, Mrs. LeRoy
J. Stewart Mrs. Ernest Walker
and Mrs. Jess Mcllnay.
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Shower Honors
Miss Jackson
NORTH HOWELL Miss Jan
ice ' Jackson, young daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jackson, was
honored with .a miscellaneous
bridal shower sponsored by the
local . Home Economics Club
Wednesday afternoon in the gar
dens of the Thomas Bump home
with Mrs. A. TV Cline and Mrs.
W. J. King assisting Mrs. Bump.
Others present were' Mesdames
Joe Price, Everett Milne, Vernie
Leighty, W. M. Oddie. Perl Wood,
A-B. Wiesner, M. O. Nichols, L.
E. Jahn, K. D. Coomler, John
Campbell' Ed Zitzewitz, Andrew
Hall, M. A. Dunn, Roy Dunn,
George Kraus, Max Schabner, R.
A. Beer, H. C Espe, Wayne Stra
chan, Leo Peterson, A. E. Janz,
Percy Dunn, EL H. Beals. Jack
Bartlett Nettie Wright T. M.
Marx, John Eggers, Ronald Stev
ens, Harry Gilbertson, R. C.
Jefferson, 'Nelson Adams, Nina
House, Leroy Rue, Oscar Evans,
John Epple and Misses Jean and
Maryann Dunn, Janet Bartlett
and Shirley Cline.
Miss Jackson attended the
North Howell grade school, grad
uated from Mt Angel Academy
and for the past two years has
been a student at Lewis and
Clark College in Portland.
Her marriage to William Cox
of Portland will be an event of
September 27 at 4 p. m. In the
First Methodist Church of Salem.
Mr. Cox graduated from Lewis
and Clark College in 1952 and has
since been employed at Camas
Wn., where the young couple will
make their home.
Birthday Party
Fetes Matron
Mr. and Mrs. George Bogosian
were honored by a group of their
friends at their home on the
South River Road on Tuesday
night The , occasion was the
birthday of Mrs. Bogosian. Host
esses for the , affair were Mrs.
Mary Croshaw, Miss Margaret
and Miss Shirley Bogosian. A
late supper and a birthday cake
was served after an informal
evening.
Attending the party for Mrs.
Bogosian were Mr. Bogosian, Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Croshaw and
family of Albany, Mrs. M. E.
Langdon and! son of Junction
City, Mr. and Mrs? Jack Schafer
of Brooks, Mrs. Lloyd Totton and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wicke
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Deran
Parsegian, Mrs. Hurstel Totton
and family, Harry Minasian, Bob
Bogosian, Alfred Bogosian, Mrs.
Louella Murphy, Mrs. Mary Cro
shaw and the Misses Margaret and
Shirley Bogosian.
Winter's Coming-. . . Better
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1540 Fairgrounds Rd.
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Statesman, Salem, Oregon,
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Engageijients
Announced
By Two
Mr. and MnkLjLawrence Ed
wards of Turner i are revealing
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the engagement of . their daugh
ter, Lorene Ellis,! to Pvt David
E. Murray, son om Mr. and Mrs.
Earl E. Murray d Seattle, for
merly of Salem, j '-!
Pvt Murray was recently
home on leave from Camp Rob
erts, California, where he gradu
ated from leaders' course. He is
now stationed in Germany.
Miss Edwards plans to' enter
Lewis and Clark College this fall
No plans have been made for the
wedding.
Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Schaff er
are announcing tie betrothal of
their daughter, Nita, to ' David
Karr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Karr, all of SalerB. No date has
been set .for the, wedding.
Visitors Return
To California
MT. ANGEL -f Departing by
motor this weekl for California
after visiting foif the past ten
days at the home if Mr. and Mrs.
.' lbert Wilde andl other relatives
were Mr. and Mr. Frank Wilde
aid son, Lynn, cjf A venal, Cali
fornia and Mr. aid Mrs, Joseph
Boylan of Stocktpn.
The Boylans were accompanied
South by Ruth I Wilde, young
daughter of the lAlbert Wildes,
who will spend I two weeks at
their home in Stdckton and will
return home by fcsain.
Joseph Hcvley jr. of Brawley,
Calif., who spent I the past week
visiting with his ancle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Al$ert Wilde, re
turned to California with the
Frank Wildes. - T
Saturday nighi the entire
group with Sister M. Madeline
and Sister M. Jeanne of the
Benedictine Convent sister and
cousin of her hosSs, as additional
guests, enjoyed ait outdoor steak
dinner on the Wilde patio.
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Amity A'wed$ng of Interest
scheduled for August 23 at
Lake Grove unitfe .in marriage
Miss Elaine Stons and Lt Ken
neth Meeker ofj Amity. Lt
Meeker is in the U.S. Air Force
and will arrive home this week
A large group of) Amity friends
will attend the ceremony.
2715 S. ComercUl Ph. 4-6312
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Baptist Church .-
jScenb of Rites
! SHERIDAN Mis Alvina Mae
McKenzfe, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ron McKenzie, became the
bride ofi Larry C. Ritland of Me
MinnvilSe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
M..C iStland of Lafayette, in a
ceremony July- 24 at the First
Baptist i church in McMlnnville.
The Rei. S. James Osborne read
the douile ring ceremony. , . :
I The tilde, given in marriage by
her father, wore a wedding gown
of traditional white satin with a
bodice df antique lace over satin
and a .tace paneled skirt' 3&r
fingertip veil was held in plaae
with a farl studded tulle coro
net She carried a cascade bou
quet of stephanotis, miniature
white calla lillies and white satin
leaves Reentered with, a gold
throated orchid. r -: .
i Mrs. Maxins McKenzie of Os
wego, sister-in-law of the bride,
was matron of honor. Brides
maids were Miss Joan Zimmer
man and Miss Delores Grabowskl
of McMlnnville. Flower girls
were Robin Wohglemuth of New
berg and Carol Shipley of Sher
idan. 1 I" ; i ,, ' . v
Best man was W. L. Mekkers
bf McMixmville. Earl Plumeau
and Dolt Jernstedt of McMinnville
were ushers. Billy Vinton, Mc
Minnville, was ring bearer.
i A reception was held in fire
place rom of -the church.' 'As
sisting were Mrs. Eugene Schulte
of Portland, aunt of the bride,
Mrs. A.1F. Wohglemuth of New
berg, atifnt of the bride, Mrs. Eu
gene Hf nson, McMinnville, . Miss
Charlene Scott of Willamina,
Mrs. Marian Montoy of Arlington,
Va., and Miss Elsie Jenne of Mc
Minnville. i
j For ihelr wedding trip to
Canadal the bride wore a powder
blue suft with beige accessories
and an irchid corsage. They are
now at home in McMinnville.
( ' Mrs. flitland is a McMinnville .
high high school graduate and is
employed as an bookkeeper - at
Vinton and Larsen. Mr. Ritland
Is a Mclfinnville high school grad
uate arid attended Linf iel dcol
lege. le is a salesman for Vin
ton anot Jarsen. i
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Mrs. Frederick Brock and chil
dren, Gary and Juda, of Portland
are visiting at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Davies. . ,-- '.j ; ' ; .
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