Annual Dinner on
Thanksgiving
of the
Church
Miss Joyce Wright is Bride
Of John j Prince on Saturday
Miss Joyce Arlene Wright became John Robert Prince's bride at
a beautiful wedding ceremony Saturday night at the First Church
of the Nazarene. The bride is. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Wright and the bridegroom : is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Prince. . .
It was at 8 o'clock that the Rev. William F. Clay officiated at the:
nuptials before a setting of i chrysanthemums in the bronze, gold
and white shades. The Rev. Milo
C, Ross, cousin of the groom; as
listed at the ceremony. Clark
Hauser was the soloist and Dave
Louthan the organist Lighting
the tapers were Misses Helen
Melbey, Marilyn Bibleheimcr, Lo
raine Hamilton and Mary Early
wine, the latter two cousins of
the bride. They alt wore gold ir
ridescent taffeta frocks.
For her ' wedding the bride
chose a gown cf. white satin, fash
ioned with a Chantilly lace bodice
and long sleeves. The skirt was
enhanced with tiers of lace) ex
tending from the waistline in
back to the full, court train. Her
fingertip illusion veil was caught
to a crown of Mother of Pearls
and sequins. Her only ornament
was a diamond clipped cultured
pearl necklace, a: gift ' of the
groom. She carried a white Bi
ble marked with a purple throat
ed orchid. I I
Precede the Bride ' j
; Miss JoAnn Blunt was the
honor maid and she wore a deep
wine iridescent taffeta frock and
carried a wedding ring bouquet
of maroon and white chrysanthe
mums. The bridesmaids. Miss
Shirley Kight and 1 Miss Patricia
Earlywine, wore rose iridescent
taffeta frocks and carried wed-,
dings rings of blue and yellow
chrysanthemums, and Miss Marj
orie Clay and Mrs. Lou Williams,
the groom's sister, wore aqua
iridescent taffeta frocks and their
wedding rings were of yellow and
bronze chrysanthemums. The
dresses were styled with full,
floor length skirts 'and fitted bo
dices with low necklines. - j .
I Rosemary Hauser and Sharon
Gwynn were flower girls and
rose ; dotted
nylon
i
they wore
frocks. i I S
- Walter Johnson: of Nampa,
Idaho, stood with Ir. Prince as
best man. Groomsmen were Ken
neth Prince, the groom's broth
er,' Wayne Bauder of Nampa,
Lyman Sundfall and Lelandi Ed
wards. Ushers were George Rick
ard, Dale Thomas, Don White
and Robert Beverly.
Reception Follows Nuptials
Mrs. Wright selected a gown
of aqua with corsage of pink
roses. Mrs. Prince! attended her
son's marriage in an avocado
green dress with bronze rosebud
corsage. " ' ; - $ .'. . j .
The newlyweds f greeted their
guests af a reception in 1 the
church annex. Pouring were Mrs.
Jesse Earlywine, the bride's
aunt, and Mrs. Kenneth Prince,
the groom's sister-in-law. Mrs.
, Clarence Lattin, cousin of the
Members and friends
West Salem Methodist
are planning a hospitable occa
sion to be held in the church
dining room on Thanksgiving
Day at 1:30 p. m. This will be
the third annual no-host Thanks
giving dinner which anyone may
share by contributing food or
money. :
Newcomers are especially In
vited as well as old time resi
dents who wish to enjoy this fel
lowship. Information should be
given to the church secretary re
garding anyone wishing to attend
the dinner or anyone who should
be invited. V ;?U
The committee for the event!
includes Mrs. - Robert Pattison,!
chairman, Mrs. Vern Sanders,!
Mrs. Herman Kortemeyer, Mrs.!
N. E. Shaw and Mrs. William En--singer.
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Unit Meetings
For Week I j
Marion Cdunty Home Extension
unit meetings for the weeks of Nov
ember 22-30 are listed below. Anyi
one interested is invited to attend.'
For additional information write
or call the Marion County Exten
sion Office, Room 75, Courthouse.'
The dates, units, time, place, and
projects are as follows: ij !
November 23 Pratum-Mac
leay, 1:00. with Mrs. Cornelius
Bateson, Design for the Home;
Thomas, 10:00, Mrs. James Nichol
son, Good Weight for Good Health;
Oak Hill. 1:00, Fire Hall, Sewing
New Fabrics. . ...:! j
November 30 Roberts, 1:00,
with Mrs. J. W. Martsfield, Good
Weight for Good Health. i i
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Danco Committees
Aro Named
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Beta Sigma Chapter of Ep&flon
Sigma Alpha was held Wednesday
night at the homo of Mrs. Howard
Elwood with Miss Norma Petersen
and Miss Jeanine Johnson as co
bos tesees. Hiss Evelyn Bucker was
a guest
Mrs. John Howser. Mrs. ; Keft
Boehmer and Mrs. Wallace Turn
idge arranged the program.' Mrs.
Mary Thomas of Roberts Bros,
was the speaker and told the bask
fundamentals of interior decorating-
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Committees were named for the
semi-formal dance to be held Dec.
11 at the American Legion Cub
with the Gamma Gamma chapter.
Miss Mary Ellen TrSviss of Gamma
Gamma is chairman of the deco
rations; Mrs. A. G. Dickinson of
Beta Sigma, refreshments: j Mrs.
Lawrence Baer of Gamma Gamma
and Mrs. Wallace .Tumidge of
Beta Sigma, guest committee.''
During the evening the members
worked on felt Christmas stock
ings and the proceeds from the
sales will go to the Crippled Cnil
dren's Hospital in Eugene. The
Dec. $ meeting will be at the
home of, Mrs. John St. John in
Gervais. ' ;; .
DIP DETAIL j
Cream cheese, mixed with
cream( sweet or 'sour) until it is
dunking consistency and flavored
with chopped chives makes a
wonderful dip for carrot sticks,
celery wedges, raw cauliflower
ettes and tiny tomatoes. If
chives aren't available use a
minced scallion, including the
green part I
Chairnrten for
Bazaar are
Announced
Mrs. Gilbert Groff and Mrs. J.
Earl Cook, co-chairmen for the
annual bazaar of the Women's
Association of the First Presby
terian Church, are announcing
their ' committee chairmen. The
bazaar will be held on Friday,
December 3 at the church,
Chemeketa and Winter Streets,
from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Mrs. S. Bliss Leslie is chairman
of the morning coffee hour. Cof
fee and doughnuts will be served
from 9:30 to 11:30 a. nr. to all visi
tors to the bazaar. Mrs. Emmett
Kleinke is chairman of the lunch
eon, which will ; be served from
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tickets
for the luncheon may be obtain
ed from the church office.
Mrs.- Bjarne Ercksen is chair
man of the afternoon tea which
will be served from 2:30 to 4:30
p.m. Mrs. Ben Cave is in charge
of ( arrangements for the nursery
for small children which will be
available; throughout the day.
Mrs. Donald L. Rasmussen is pub
licity chairman. .
Chapter BQ of the PEO Sis
terhood will hold its regular
meeting Monday sight at 8 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Roy Har
land, 4135 Rivercrest Drive.
This meeting will feature a guest
night and a baked food sale-
small debosif
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nor qeuvens
tor Ghrismas
JJ?k
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Hammond
bride, cut ! the cake. Assisting
were Miss Kathy Haskins, Karen
Stull, Carrie H artel and Laura
Parsagian. , j r 3 !
When the couple left on their
wedding trip down the Oregon
coast the new Mrs. Prince donned
dusty i pink suit with avocado
green accessories. After Decem
ber 10 the eoupla will be at
home in Salem. f If
Final WQelr!
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layaway or
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plan
Example:
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Portraits
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Other sizes as
low as
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Generous
Selection
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Footwear from RAEMER ,
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