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11 (Sec 2) Statesman. Salem, Ore- Friday. March 19. 1854
At Oregon State
Students
For Home This
Weekend
By AN?"E FORRISTEL
- Statesman Correspondent
CORVALLIS Only one more
day of finals and then a well dej
served eight day vacation will be
enjoyed by Oregon State students
. . . Seen comparing notes after
the freshman English final were
Janet MacDonald, Virginia live
ly, Joan Bale, and Betty Sahara.
Winter term has been a busy
one forvSalem students, not only
In studies,- but in activities, such
as Fathers Weekend,, the Blood
Drive, and the many house and
all school dances . . , Salem stu
dents have also been active in
their church groups, speech con
tests, and acting has hosts to the
many conferences held on the
campus. .
Spring Term Rated Best .
Spring term, as usual, promises
(o be an exciting one with many
activities scheduled, and we hope
Jots; of warm weather for outdoor
sports, trips to the beach and
last; v but ont least, studying. A
few of -the activities for spring
term will include, Mothers Week
end, Senior Weekend, the Junior
Senior ,Prom, and many house
dances ...
Enjoying themselves at the
Sigma Chi, Pi Phi exchange des
sert last week were many Salem
students. Viewing the Sigma
Chis new television set were
Gary Jones, Jack ' Beakey, -Jody
Ricketts, and Marcia Maple . . .
Talking over old times at Salem
Hi were Clarice and Claudia
Waters, Dennis Feike, and Whit
ney Benson
MARQUAM Oscar Kilborn of
Scotts Mills and Mrs. Clara Ni
cholson were married at a quiet
service held in Eureka, Calif., on
, March 9. They are now at home
on a ranch near Marquam. A
large group of friends and neigh
bors gave them a surprise party
Thursday evening. -
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90fh Birthday for
Mrs. Carmacjc .
" MONMOXTTtt The 90th' birth
day of Mrs. Mary Caraack was
observed at her home here' Wed
nesday afternoon. Neighbors and
friends brought in a birtnaay
cake and gifts. Jlary Sansevere
was born March 10, 1864 at Ed
monton, Canada, the daughter of
French Canadian parents in a
family of 11 children.' They mov
ed a few years later to Montana
where her early life, was -spent ;
In 1889 she was Lurried to Sam
uel Carmack, and in 1907 they
moved to a farm in this area.
Since 1921 the family home has
been in Monmouth. Mr. Carmack
died about 20 years ago." - .
Mrs. Carmack has enjoyed an
active-life until very recent years,
her chief interest being in home
making and the growing of flow
ers. Her general health is good,
and she has good vision. She now
spends most of her time piecing
quilts. She has two daughters.
Mrs. Veil Frederickson of Hepp
ner, and Mrs. Elmer Chapin, Mon
mouth, 6 grandchildren and .12
great-grandchildren. Brothers and
SILVERTON 4- Mrs. Rob
. ert J J Thomas;! the former
Betty Lou Lang,! whose mar-'
riage was an event of late
February at the Efrvine Redeemer-Church
j in Colorado
Springs. The groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lcrw
, rence J. Thomas of Silverton.
The couple will live in Col
orado Springs; where they
are with the bar defense
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FRUTTLAND The Fruitand
Mother's Club met at the home
of Mrs. Arnold Aaserude with 22
members attending. The presi
dent, Mrs. Larry Wagner, appoint
ed Mrs. H. Hilke, Mrs. Paul Heath
and Mrs. Aaserude on the nomi
nating committee. The sum of $19
was realized from the play spon
sored by the group this month.
Miss Pauline Schaplowsky showed
slides of her trip to Europe.
Mrs. Keeney Honored I ;
The Ford Street Birthday Club
was entertained at the home of
Mrs. John Minifie on Thursday.'
The honor guest was Mrs. Henry
Keeney,' who was celebrating her
birthday. Others attending -were
Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs.-iRoy
Loynes Sr., Mrs.- Bob ' Trussell,
Mrs. George Minifie, Mrs. Wilbur
Clark, Mrs. Melvin Lyons, Mrs.
John JusuV Mrs. Grace Mating,
Mrs. Nora Taylor, Mrs. Ira Ral
ston, Mrs.' Hobart Dixon. The St
Patrick motif was used in the
decorations. - - ? " s
SILVERTON The Wlllard
Woman's Club will meet -Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Melvin
Kaser,. with Mrs. Emmanuel Kel
lerhals Jr assisting during the
no-host noon luncheon, Mrs. Dan
Hillman will preside during the
business session. ' :. -
sisters include Mrs. Margaret An
derson, Hysham, Montana: Mrs.
Flora Anderson, Calispell,- Mon
tana; Mrs. Eva Winkler, Boyd,
Montana; Alex Sansevere, Sand
oint, Idaho, and Jack Sansevere,
Everett, wash. ;;
Miss 'Gores to Bo fAarricd
MT. ANGEI Mr. and Mrs.
Peter F. Gves are announcing
the engagement and forthcoming
marriage of their daughter, Kath
erine Eileen, to Captain Charles
G. Swan Jr, USAF, Carswell Air
Force Base, Fort Worth, Texas,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.
Swan Sr., of Oklahoma City, Okla
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The wed dine is nlanned for Sun
day,1 May 2, in ML Mary's Cath
olic Church, ML AngeL . ,
The bride-elect enlisted in the
nursing division "of the USAF as a
first lieutenant in the fall of 1952.
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She took her indoctrination course
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Force Base at Fort Worth. She is
a graduate of the local school and
ML Angel Academy.; After her
graduation in August 1946 from
the University " of Washington,
Harborview Division School of
Nursingtbe .pent two years at
Seaside City Hospital, Seaside,
Oregon as a nurse, and five years
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ae a supervisor at the CowlitxJ
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Exchanging their vows at a
quiet ceremony- on March 11 at
the First Methodist Church were
Miss Dorothy E. Kaye of Salem,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hilton of Scotts Mills, and Edwin
M. PearsaU. son of Mrs. Gerald
Pearsall bf Wenatchee, . Wash.
The' Rev. Brooks Moore officiat
ed at the 3 o'clock nuptials. , ,;
For her wedding the bride
chose a navy blue dress with
matching' hat and red accessories
and a corsage of roses.
? Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Chapin at
tended the; couple. ? -.- ,
l After a' wedding trip along the
Oregon coast the-couple will be
at home in -Wenatcfiee, WssIl,
where Mr. Pearsall is a pilot for
B and B Flying Service., . -: .
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