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Committees Aro Announced
Stctesmea, Solera, Ore. FridayJuly 23. 1854-(Sec -
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Mrs. Justine Kildee, special
district deputy president, and
Mrs. Ida Newton, deputy mar
shal, installed Mrs. i Margaret
Roher as right supporter to the
vice-grand, and Mrs, Mabel Jay
as inside guardian at the meet
ing of the Salem Rebekah. Lodge
on Monday evening.
' Mrs. Chris Sumpter, noble
'grand, appointed her standing
committees for the coming term;
ways and means, Mrs.i Clarence
Townsend, Mrs. Elmer Roth, and
Mrs. Roy Pease; Theti Rho ad
visory board, Mrs. Elmer . Roth,
Mrs. Llla Daily, Mrs. Charley
Neubauer, Mrs. Clio Norton and
Miss Joy Doyal; local press, Mrs.
Roy Pease; Fraternal press, Mrs.
Omar Kelsay; Chairman good-of-the-order,
Mrs. Norton, educa
tional chairman, Mrs. Clifford
Chaffee and decorations, Mrs.
Lulu Wilson.
Refreshment committee for
next week .includes Mrs. Linnie
fascinating window troatmont .v.
SOCIETY'. CLUBS MUSIC
HARMONY HOUSE
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Irvine, Mrs. George Thomas, Mrs.
Joe Hanson, Mrs. Miry Pugh and
Mrs.-Gertrude Alfredson. On the
program are Mrs. Clarence
Townsend, Mrs. Iviadene Hub
bard, and Miss Wilda Siegmund.
. Plans were made for the visit
of. the assembly president on
August 23. Canton members' and
ladies auxiliary members and
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families will picnle at the L. A,
Wood home,- 673 W. Dearborn,
July 22. - :
Miss Hobart,
Mr. Hammond
Tell Troth
Mr. arid Mrs. T. R. Hobart are
announcing the betrothal of their
daughter, Diana, to Phillip Ham
mond of Portland, ion of Dr. and
Mrs. P. M. Hammond of Boise,
Idaho. No date' has been set for
the wedding.
The bride-elect attended Wil
lamette University end the Uni
versity of Denver. She will re
ceive her degree next June.
Mr, Hammond is a graduate of
Willamette University and has
completed his master's degree.
He ia now a member of the facul
ty at Jefferson High School in
Portland.
Nursery School to
Expand Activities
The board of directors of the
Happytime Nursery School met
Monday night at the home of the
chairman, Mrs. 'Gordon Skinner.
The group decided to expand the
activities of the group to include
a kindergarten for the next year.
. Parents of the children who last
year participated in the coopera
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Mr. ari.d Mrs, Kenneth .Alan Larson "who were row: loci
July 11 at trie rlrst Congregational Church. The bride is.
the former Betty Darlene Schreder, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Schreder, and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert G. Larson, SilvertonOesten-Miller Photo).
Couple to Wed I n August
Mrs. A. W. SUlter is announcing
tht forthcoming marriage of her
daughter. Miss Jean Edwards, to
Roy Phillips, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Phillips. The ceremony
wOl take place August 27 at the
First Baptist Church at 8 o'clock
with the Rev. Elmer Hiebert offic
latins.
Miss Velva Clark will b the solo
lit and Mrs. Glen Wyatt the or--fanist.
The bride-to-be has asked Mrs.
Doris Benson to be her matron of
Reunion Hold at
Norton Homo
The descendants of Thomas and
Emetine Norton held their an
nual family reunion at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. Dennis Norton
in Woodburn. Over 80 family
members and their children at
tended the affair from all parts
of the state.
Coming from Washington' were
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Norton and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nor
ton, Janet, Joan, David, Donald
and Geraldine from KlickaL
Officers elected for the coming
year are Mrs.. Dennis Norton.
president; Mrs. S. Oster, vice-
president, and Mrs. Floyd Bosley,
secretary-treasurer.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Wherler. 1520 N.
17th St, are his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. E. Wherley. of Cable
Grove, Iowa. The Wherleyi came
west by way of Yellowstone Park,
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SUNDAY
Whit Shrine ' of Jerusalem picnle.
Bush's Pasture, South High and Le
ts lie, 1pm.
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How to wear
your garden
flowers
Ivety wonts should know ho-w ,
to mx flower gracefully. Do
you? August Better Homes 4t
Gardens ihovt you how to wear
your corsage for the most fltt
te ring effect. And, with trpby
step how-to-do-it picture, slso
show you how to oiskc a love
ly corMje youmlf with freib
cut flowers from your own u
ita. So, get August Better
Homes A Garden today . . .
wherever BMazioe are soldt .
honor and bridesmaids will be
Mits Tana Bird and Miss Lynn
Moreyr William Bones will serve
as best man and groomsmen will
be Itonild Cannoy and John Phil
lips, brother of the bridegroom-
elect
A reception will follow In the
church parlors. i
tive Happytime Nursery School,
sponsored by the American Assoc
iation of University Women, are
planning this kindergarten unit
It is to be based on the same par
ent participation that was so sue
cessful in the nursery school pro
gram this past year.
The kindergarten will serve five
year old children, while the nurs
ery school is open to three- and
four-year olds. Mrs. Carlisle Rob
erts, acting chairman of the Kin
dergarten group, said the commit
tee is now looking for a suitable
teacher. Parents who are interest
ed in such a cooperative kinder
garten are invited to contact Mrs.
Roberts.
Those present at the meeting
were Mrs. Gordon Skinner. Mrs.
Stanley Butler. Mrs. Robert Miller,
Mrs. Lloyd Hammeh and Mrs.
Richard Hill, members of the
board of directors, and Mrs. Car
lisle Roberts, representing the
kindergarten mothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Erich Latesch and
children, Rickie and Judy, have
returned from a 2H week trip
to Los Angeles. Their itinerary
included Reno, Las Vegas, Lake
Tahoe and the Redwoods. While
In Los Angeles Mr. Laetsch, at
tending the convention of the Na
tional Hairdressers and Cosmeto
logists Association, wis present
ed a framed resolution by the
outgoing president. They were
guests of Mrs. Laetsch's sister,
Mrs. John Lawrence, and broth
ers, Curtis and Donald McXenna.
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