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SHIRTSLEEVE FASHIONS . . . Here are two advance fall fashions In feminine shirts,
V designed by Digby Morton of London for sale in America. At left is a traditional Scotch
' tartan in a trimly tailored shirt with widespread, short-pointed convertible collar, French
' cuffs and perfectly matched pocket. At right, a striking Paisley print on fine wool challis,
used in a smart tailored shirt for towrjior country. Morton recommends tweed skirts to team
- with both shirts. '"
Hostesses Fete
Miss Bach
Miss Margaret Bach, bride-elect
of James C. Wiemals, was honored
t a miscellaneous shower when
-Mrs. Paul Riley and Miss Donna
LenniDger entertained at the Ril
ey borne. , -
Bidden to fete Miss Bach were
Mrs. L. P. Bach, lIr$. Clement
"Wiemals, Mrs. A. J. Becker, Mrs.
Harvey Lenninger, Mrs. Roy
Christensen, Mrs. Jack Brown,
Mrs. Robert Mille. Mrs. Bill White,
Miss Joan Polster, Miss Mary Su
ing, Miss Donna Kerscher, Miss
Shirley EtieV Miss Shirley Som
mer, .Miss Barbara Snook. Miss
Mary Roc que. Miss Jackie Lar
son, Miss Patty Gillis, Miss Kathy
Biscfcoff, Miss Mariam Meier and
Jfisa Shirley Coffey.
Church Rites
Unite Couple
On, Saturday
Miss Jean Mary Mikkelsen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
B. Mikkelsen of Lincoln, Nebraska,
Became the bride of Bernard Eric
Kreft, son of Mrs. Hortense Kreft.
a Saturday. July 9 at a 10 o'clock
Ceremony at St. Vincent de Paul
church. The Rev. John Reedy offi
ciated and Wayne Meusey played
fiie organ. Pink and white gladta
luses and larkspur decorated the
church. . .' - .:
M I ' i - , 1 . i
lix Drrae wore a wauz lenguj
dress of tulle over satin. The fitted
bodice and peplum were of chant
illy lace. Her Juliet cap. and short
' veil were trimmed with pearls and
iridescent sequins. The bride car
ried a nosegay of white carnations.
Mrs. Ernest Kreft was the matron
of honor. Ernest Kreft, brother of
the groom, was best man. Bernad
ette Kreft, niece of the groom, was
the flower girl.
Mother of the bride wore blue
lace dress with pink accessories
and the groom's mother wore a
pink linen suit with white accesso
ries. Their corsages were white
carnations.
A 12 o'clock luncheon was served
m me tameuia Room at the Hotel
Senator following the nuptials. Mrs.
William Zenger cut the cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Kreft are both
pharmacists. Mrs. Kreft is a grad
uate of Nebraska State University
and Mr. Kreft of Oregon State Col
lege." .
After a wedding trip down the
Oregon and California coast, they
plan to make their home in Cali
fornia.
Lansing Neighbors Garden Club
net on Thursday for a picnic din
uer - at the home of Mrs. Ben
Bathjen near Silver Creek Falls
park. Driving up for the day
were Mrs. Rex Peffer, Mrs. Ro
bert Ballard, Mrs. Phil Aspinwall,
Mrs. Roy Lively, Mrs. Milton
Blackman, Mrs. H. Willard Cole,
Mrs. Lloyd Keene, and Mrs. R. O.
' Anderson. A family picnic is
planned for the park on the first
Sunday in August
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O. Muel
ler have returned from Chicago
the 50th"" anniversary convention
of the Lincoln National Life In-
aurance Co. at the Palmer House.
Over 2000 attended the conven
tion the last week in June.
Hostesses to
Fete Miss
Miller
FOUR CORNERS A social
event for the summer season will !
be a pre-nuptial shower on Thurs
day at 8 o'clock honoring Miss
Audrey Miller, whose marriage to
Jerry Wright will be on July 22
at the Miller hpme on.Sundberg
Road. Miss Miller is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Miller.
Four Corners, and the bridegroom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wright of Salem.
Mrs. Jess McILnay will be host
ess for the occasion and assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. Ernest
Walker, Mrs. Ross Chrisman, Mrs.
Harold Snook, Mrs. Robert Burns,
Mrs. Dale Jeffries. Mrs. LeRoy
Stewart, Mrs. Warren Sfarake
and Mrs. Morse Stewart
Bidden for the pleasure of the
honoree will be Mesdames Waldo
Miller, Charles Wright Dale Ma-
gee; Willard Pedersen, William
Brown, Harvey Meyer, A. E. La
Branche, Leroy Wooers, Kenneth
LaBranche, Don LaBranche, Ed
Talbot, Ben Gisler, Emu Aufranc,
Fred Smith, Frank Borden, Pat
Davis, David Behm, L. J. Shrake,'
R. N. Payne, Hugh Qirisman,
Frank South. Lawrence Lee,
Clarence Hoffine, Robert Eaton,
R. H. Behm, Ross Wood, Al
len Gordon, Wilbur Flood,
Roy Case, Ralph King. Ray Rus
sell, O. D. Binegar, Charles War
ren, James Hilborn, Richard Mc-
Kee, Andy Etzei. Ivan Brown,
Jack Groves, Harold Stilson, Doyle
Moore. John Etzei, E. M. White.
Oliver Rickman, Ray Hershefelt,
Homer Bales, Hardie Phillips,
Joyce Shoop, Rex Nicholson, Wil
fred Wilier. Chet Paulson, Don
Crenshaw, Ronnie Keene, Vernon
Barnhart the Misses Lolita Mil
ler, Donna Meyer, DeVeen Behm,
Carolyn Meyer, Phyllis Shrake,
Mary Hendrickson, Gloria Wood,
Maxine King, Judy Wood, Shirley
Etzei, Barbara Snook, Janice Phil
lips and Janice Shrake.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Turin (Lois
Anne Artz) of Woodburn are the
parents of a little girl, Louanne
Marie, born on June 16. Her grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Artz of Salem and Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Turin of Mt AngeL
Mrs. Helena Hildebrandt retim
ed Sunday from a fortnight's vaca
tion trip to Hoquiam, where she
visited Mr. and Mrs. L. Tabor, and
with friends in Tacoma.
Mitchells are
Honored at
Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Mitchell were
hcjored at buffet dinner cele
brating their 45th wedding anni
verary on Saturday, July at the
Portland home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Mitchell. '
The entire family was present
for the occasion and covers were
placed for Mr. and Mrs. P. C.
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Sut
ter, Miss Rutheolyn and Miss Ma
rianne Sutter of Salem.' Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Mitchell and Miss Ka
thy Mitchell of Torrance, Calif.,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mitchell of
Portland, Don Biggar of Seattle,'
Joseph Coleman of Portland and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell and
Miss Marlene Mitchell of Portland.
The couple's marriage took place
in Burbank, Calif., and they have
resided in Salem the past five
years. .
The South Salem WCTU will
meet in the parlor of then Leslie
Methodist Church Friday after
noon at 1:45 p.m. Mrs. Letha
McRae will be in charge of the
devotional period and Mrs. J. P.
Carruthers of the lesson. All in
terested persons are invited to
attend.
Griffith-Chapman
Rites are Read
The marriage of Mrs. Mary
Chapman and Earl Griffith was
solemnized on July- 2 in Salem .
with the Rev. Emil H. Becker of
ficiating. The bride is the daugh
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Vin
cent Navratil of Mill City and her
husband is the son of Mrs. C. A.
Griffith and the late Mr. Griffith
of Stockton, Calif.
Mrs. Lawrence . Wojciechowski
was- matron of honor and Mr.
Wojciechowski was best man,
A reception was held at the
home of the bride's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Schweinfurth, on Apple
Blossom Drive.
The couple is now at home
in Salem at 3210 D Street ;
Engagement .
Is Revealed
,Mr. and Mrs. Ben McKinney of i
Spring Valley are announcing: the ;
betrothal of their daughter. Phyllis
May, to Private Robert Clare Mc-!
Candlish. son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. McCandlish of Salem. No datej
has been set for the weddingj
The bride-elect graduated from ;
South Salem High School in June.
Private McCandlish is stationed at
Fort Riley, Kansas with the 10th :
Division and will be in Germany j
after September.
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July 14 & 15
jc 2 Shews Thursday 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Friday 2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.
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Economist, who will conduct the school
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