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Comittees
For Benefit
Are Named
Mrs. Robert Carey, general
chairman for the annual Easter
. Bonnet -benefit bridge to be pre
sented by the Salem Junior Wo
man's dub on Saturday, March 20
at the new YWCA building, ap
pointed, committee chairman this
week. ;-. -r-
Profits from the benefit will go
to furnish the Tri-Y room in the
building,' hich the club Las taken
as a year's project
Mrs. Orville Kannier Jr., will
head the model committee; Mrs.
F. Peter Larson,- Mrs. Quinton
Murren and Mrs. Floyd Miles,
tables and set-up; Mrs. Margaret
White and Mrs. Mahlon Pengra,
tallys; Mrs. Meivin Pillette and
Mrs. C. T. Danen, refreshments;
Mrs. Robert Gordon and . Mrs.
Austin Eivers, decorations. j
Dessert will be served at 1 p. m.
and the show of spring hats from
Miller's and children's Eastern
outfits from Margwen's will , be
shown at 2 o'clock. Cards will be
in play following the show.
Chaper BC, PEO will meet
Tuesday night at the home, of
Mrs. Willis Jones, 370 Fawk bu,
at 7:30 p. m., Mrs. Charles Feike
will be the assisting hostess.
Annual Dinnor
For Club Tuesday
' The Welcome Wagon Club No.
1 will" hold f its annual . covered
dish dinner Tuesday night at the
Mayflower Hall at 6:30 p.m. Pin
ochle, canasta and bridge will be
in play following the dinner and
there will be entertainment for
those not' wishing to play cards.
Mrs. Maurice Buxton is chair
man of thfe event, assisted by
Mrs. William Haskins, Mrs.1 Rob
ert Frost, Mrs. Robert Winken
werder, Mrs. Olin Roberts and
Mrs. i Robert! Williams.
Rainbow Dinner
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Chadwick Assembly, Order of
Rainbow for Girls will celebrate
its 28th :; birthday at a dinner'
Tuesday :' night at the Masonic
Temple at 6:30 p.m. The Rainbow
Mothers Club and advisory board
are sponsoring the dinner for the
girls. An initiation ceremony and
meeting will follow the dinner.
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St. Elizabeth's Guild of St
Paul's - Episcopal Church will
meet for at 1 o'clock salad lun
cheon in the guild room of the
church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
E. G. Sanders is heading the hos
tess committee, assisted by Mrs.
Phillip W. Allison, Mrs. Lynn F.
Cronemillef, Mrs. Wayne W. Gor
don, Mrs. R. D. Paris and Miss
Virginia Nowlen.
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Party Honors Liens
- A surprise party and shower
were given for Mr. and Mrs. Mei
vin Lien Monday night at the
home ot Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Mc
Allister. Refreshments were serv
ed later in the evening. Thirty
guests, who are nurses aides at
the Salem General Hospital, at
tended the affair.
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Regular ' meeting of Marion
Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign
Wars will be held Monday night
at the VFW Hall at 8 p.m. .
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SMOES
M'ss Gammon Becomes Bride
Of Robert Purdy on $aturday
Exchanging their vows at ah 8 o'clock ceremony Saturday night
at the First Baptist Church were Miss Lavurne Gammon, daughter
of Mrs. Car! Gammon, and Robert E. Purdy, son of Mrs. J. Edgar
Purdy. 'Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson officiated at the nuptials before a
setting of all white flowers and candles. ,
' - " Miss Cecelia Freeby was the soloist and Gerard C Brown the
violinist with Mrs. John Schmidt
Jr. the organist, f i
For her wedding the attractive
brunette bride chose a gown- of
French, imported ,lace combined
with white faille. The full lac
skirt was fashioned with a scal
loped redingote with a faille in
set of sunburnt pleats. The stand
up collar and neckline were also
scalloped and the sleeves were
long. Her fingertip illusion veil
was caught to a. half crown ot
orange blossoms. She carried a
bouquet of stephanotis centered
with an orchid. Carl Kliever of
Medford gave his sister-in-law in
marriage.! f 4 ?r
Walk Before the Bride
Four attendants preceded the
bride to the altar. Mrs. Evelyne
Bartlett, the honor matron, wore
a rose pink faille taiieta zrock
designed with a scalloped redin
gote style skirt with inset of sun
burst pleats. The bodice was
made with a V neckline and
short sleeves. The bridesmaids.
Miss Mary Polales, Miss Darlene
Engdahl and Miss Phyllis Ahait,
wore identically styled frocks
only of .American Beauty faille
taffeta. They all carried nosegay
pouffs of nylon net and carna
tions In shades of pink and Amer
ican Beauty. -,
James P. Purdy of Seattle
stood with his brother as best
man. Ushers were Pete Reding,
Wayne Rawlings, John Perkins,
Ray Davis and Robert Messing.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. .Gammon chose a slate blue
crepe' gown with pink accessories
and corsage of pink camellias
combined with seed pearl loops.
Mrs. Purdy attended her son's
marriage in a navy blue lace
gown with corsage of pink car
nations. I
Reception Follows
The newlyweds greeted : th)
guests at a reception in the fire
place room. Pouring were two
sisters of the bride, Mrs. Gerard
C. Brown and Mrs. Carl Kliever
of Medford. Cutting the cake
were Mrs. George Purdy f of
Portland, aunt of the groom, and
Mrs. Lester Knipps of Lakeside,
aunt of the bride. Assisting were
the Misses Carolyn Mishler,
Christine Harada, Jo Ann and
Marcia Smith, Florabelle Gordon,
Sophia Polales, Bonnie Bishop
and Mrs. Ellis Sanders. A string
quartet played throughout the
raantinn i'
After a honeymoon trip; to
Southern California the newly-
weds will be at home in Salem at
2142 N. Commercial St For trav
eling the new Mrs. Purdy donned
a navy blue and white suit with
navy accessories and a pink coat
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St Helena's Guild of St Paul's
Episcopal Church will meet in the
fireplace room of the church
Tuesday night at 8 p. m. The hos
tess committee includes Mrs.
Donald E. Ratliff, Mrs. John A.
Dyke,. Mrs. Francis W, Bealey
and Mrs. J. H. Solomon. ; i
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Rotanan Women luncheon,'1 Golden
Pheasant. 1 p.m.
Women- Catholic Order ot Forest
ers with Miss Pearl Balrey, :: 1466 N.
Liberty St., 8 p.m. i
Marion Auxiliary, Veterans of For
eign Wara meet at VFW Hill, I
p.m. j
TUESDAY
Salem Credit Women's Club initia
tion at Leo Childt home. 320 N.- 14th
St.. B p.m. i
Chadwick Assembly, Order of
Rainbow for Girls, birthday dinner.
Masonic Temple, 6 JO p.m. 1 -
Salem Business and Professional
Women's Club dinner meetinf. Cold-
en Pheasant, 6:30 p.m.
Chadwick Chapter, OES Social
club. Masonic Temple,- 1:15 dessert
luncheon. i
WEDNESDAY I
PLE and F Club with Mrs. Lennie
Irvine, 200 S. 23rd St, S p.m. '
Cherry Court, Order of Amaranth,
social meebni;, Scottish Rite Tem
ple, 8 p.m. j ;
THURSDAY !
Town and Gown. Carrier Room,
First Methodist Church, 1 p.m.
Aainsworth Chapter, OES social
ifternoon club. Masonic s Temple,
noon luncheon. ( -
Sojourners meet at Salem Wom
an s Club. 1 p.m. luncheon.:
FRIDAY i I
Salem Woman's Club meet at club.
house. 2 p.m., board meeting, I p.m.
FUrtati ous White Accents
on your young navy SAILOR
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Noon Luncnoon
For OES Club
: Amsworth chapter, OES Social
Afternoon I Club will meet for a
12 o'clock luncheon at the Ma
sonic Temple on Thursday, Mrs.
Wendell Rambo ' is heading the
hostess committee, assisted by
Mrs. . Fred Koken, Mrs. Louise
Muller, Mrs. Gilbert B. Wynkoop,
Mrs. O. C! Watkins and Mrs.- Lou
Williams, f y-;
The luncheon will be. followed
by a business meeting and pro
gram. The speaker will be the
Rev. A. A. Talbot ir., who is as
sociated with the Chemawa Indi
an Schoo
Mrs. Mayaard Nelson win en
tertain the Dabblers Thursday
night at a meeting at her home,
1155 N. 25th St, at 8 pan. Mrs.
Merlin Estep will be the co-hostess.
For the program Mrs. Ernie
Cummins will give a demonstra
tion, of free-hand textile paint
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Creative Art
Program Will
Be Presented
A creative art program will be
a feature of the Salem Woman's
Club meeting Friday afternoon at
the clubhouse at 2 p. m. Mrs. Luc
Luchs is arranging the . program
and win introduce Mrv Pearl
Heath of the Art Department at
the; Oregon College of Education
at Monmouth. .
- Mrs.' Heath will : demonstrate
metal work. SHe has studied with
noted metalsmiths in. Europe.
Mrs. Roy Grettie will give a dem
ontration of textile painting. Also
on display will be an exhibit of
various nrt crafts.
Mrs.. David H. Cameron is ar
ranging the musical . program.
Mrs. Charles Palmer is heading
the tea directorate for the after
A board meeting will be held
Golden Wedding For Glazes
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Glaze
will be honored on their golden
wedding anniversary at a recep
tion Sunday, Feb. 2S, at the home
of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard M. Glaze,
231 Mission St Friends of the
at 1 p. m. with the president, Mrs.
Frank Marshall, presiding.
couple art being Invited through
the press to call between 2 and
5 o'clock. . ,
The goldenweds were "married
in Salem fifty years ago and have
resided here and in the vicinity
ever since. They have : the one
son and two grandchildren. The
Glaze home is now on the Wal
lace Road. ; f
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