1
V
it
lis
I-
-.,..
or1
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Kirk Jr. (Shirley Ann Hatha
way) who were married recently at the First Methodist
Church. The bride is the daughter of Harvey D. Hathaway
of Corvallis and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and1
Mrs. Robert Parker. The couple will live in Salem. (Artz
Studio).
Nuptial Mass
AtSt.Maryfs
In; Mt: Angel
MT. ANGEL Chrysanthemums
in shades of white, gold and
bronze- decorated , SL Mary's
Catholic church Saturday morn
ing, September 3 for the wed
ding of Miss Helen Barbara Pal
mer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Soy Palmer, and Neil John Bey
er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt A.
Beyer.
The Rev. .Cyril Lebold read
the double ring service and he
was assisted at the 10:30 o'clock
solemn nuptial high mass by the
Rev. Edward Spear as" deacon
and Rev. John Ilg as subdeacon.
Robert Fronk was master of cere
monies and altar boys were John,
Michael and Daniel Palmer,
brothers, and Anthony Dummer,
cousin of the bride.
Miss Helen Keber played the
organ, SL Mary's choir sang the
mass and Miss Eustelle Bauman
was vocalist " ,
v The bride wore a gown of
white Philippine Jusi cloth, sent
her by friends in Manila. The
long torso bodice with 'long
sleeves and billowy .skirt was
fashioned of Jusi in a rose flow
er design in chiffon-like, texture.
The train formed of twelve yards
. of plain Jusi was spattered with
pearls in lace design. A Juliet !
cap, encrusted with pearls held ,
the short veil of illusion, and ;
ahe carried a simple- spray of i
white Fuji chrysanthemum.
Two Sisters Are Attendants
She was attended only by her
two young 'sisters, Miss Rose1
Palmer as maid of honor in gold
crystallette over satin and Mary
Palmer in tangerine crystallette
as junior bridesmaid. Each wore
a matching headdress adorned
with small chrysanthemums and
carried a bouquet of gold- and
bronze chrysanthemums.
Lawrence Beyer was best man
for his brother and ushers were
Roy Palmer jr., and Robert Bey
er, brothers of the bride and
groom,.' and Roger W'ollensen,
Salem.
Reception Follows Rites
The reception was held in SL
; Mary's dining rooms.
' Hostesses were Mrs. Paul
- Sliffe, Miss Anna and Miss Ter
esa. Duda and assisting at the
: tables and about the rooms were
the Misses Patricia Schmitx,
Carol Wachter, Margie Schwab,
Maurita Jaeger, Martina Otter,
Kathleen Kloft, Deloris Schmidt,
Joan Jaeger, Edith Fessler, Kar
en Smith, Florence Buchholz.
Kay Kleinschmidt, all Mt Angel,
and Diane Dummer, Portland.
Serving the punch were Mrs.
Lawrence Schmidt. Springfield,
Mrs. Vincent Molin, Beaverton,
Mrs. Allan Zimmerman, Salem,
Mrs. Arthur Dummer, Eugene,
and Miss Bernice Jeli and Miss
Doroth Kimlinger, Mt. Angel.
Mrs. Don Schaefer and Miss
Joann Beyer cnt the cake and
the guest book was passed by
Miss Marilyn Beyer and Miss
Arlene Fessler.
Following a honeymoon in Vic
toria, B.C. and Banff, the new
Mr. and Mrs. Beyer will be at
home in Mulino, Oregon after
September 15. -
Miss Jodhn Reiter Married
To Sergeant Hauth Monday
'L:' 1
MT ANGEL The wedding of Miss Joann Reiter, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Steve; Reiter of Mt Angel, to SSgL Paul Hauth, U.S.
Air Force,: was air event of Monday, September 5. All white
flowers i decorated ! the altars and sanctuary of SL Mary's church
for the 8:30 o'clock nuptial hi-h mass celebrated by the Rev. Luke
Eberle. OSB of Mt Angel Abbey, uncle of the . bridegroom. 'Altar
boys were Steve Reiter and
Trinity Begins
Autumn Meetings
Trinity Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star held its first meeting
of the fall season on Friday night.
Mrs. Gleason ; Young, associate
Mother Advisor of the Rainbow
Girls, spoke of the coming instal
lation of. new officers of Cherry
Assembly on September 18.
Announcement was made of the
meeting of the Willamette Valley
Matrons' and - Patrons' Associa
tion to be held in Woodburn on
September 8 with Trinity Chap
ter as co-hostess. Visitors of the
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Cur
tis Hale, of Chadwick Chapter, and
Mrs. Sarah Hadley of Corinne
Chapter in Utah. The decoration
and refreshment committee were
Mrs. C. M. Hixson, Mrs. Wilfred
Wilson and Mrs. Hazel Anderson.
Plans were made for a luncheon
to be held in the Masonic Build
ing at soon on September 14. Mrs.
Clarence Field has charge of the
ticket sales.
SILVERTON A rummage tale
has been, planned by the Meth
odist Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service. This wiS be held
Sept 16 -and 17 starting at 1 p.m.
the. first day and 9 a.m. the sec
ond. Mrs. Joe Jones and Mrs.
W. E. Grodrian are co-chairmen
and have arranged for the sale
to be held at the Ford Garage.
James Gaul, brother and cousin
of the bride. 1 . i :,
Miss Helen Keber was organist
and Miss Pat Andersdn soloist
Sst Hauth is the ion of Mrs.
Joseph f Hauth of I Mtl j Angel.
The bride's gown was a bouf
fant floor length model of nylon
net and Chantilly face joyer satin,
made -strapless With!! a long-
sleeved: bolero of lace. Points
of lace enhanced with rows of
net niching extended; from the
waist into the ruffled; net skirt
The fingertip veil pf illusion was
held by a tiara f seed pearls
and rhinestones. She) carried a
cascade bouquet of white cym
bidium; orchids, and stephanotis.
Sister Hejaor Attendant
Miss iBeth' Reiter was her sis
ter's maid 'of honor. Wearing a
pale blue gown of lace and net
over taffeta, cascading: net. ruf
fles giving! fitted bodice, and a
tiny hat fashioned of blue velvet
ribbon and net studded with
rhinestones. She carried a bas
ket of iwhite chrysanthemums.
Bridesmaid was' (Mils Peggy
Reiter,! sister of the bride, and
Irene Bernt, niece pt the bride
groom, was flowerj girl. Both
wore pink gowns and bats, iden
tical to those of the honor at
tendant and carried baskets of
white chrysanthemums.
Clem, Hauth stod With his
brother as best .matt and Robert
Hauth jwas groomsman.) Ushers
were Joseph Keiten, orower oi
the bride, and Rod Schmidt
Breakfast and Reception
The i wedding bpeakfast was
served i at the Mtj Angel hotel
for the! immediate relatives. As
sisting with the Serving were
Miss Dorothy Kimlinger and Miss
Joyce Susee. j
The -reception followed in the
afternoon in St Mary's dining
halL Mrs. Williaml Worley and
Mrs. A. A. Hauth, jaunts of the
bridegroom, cut tile cake and
Mrs. Maurice Susee and Mrs.
Emma ! Gaul were at the coffee
urns. Serving were the Misses
Marie fjatz, Arlene -Fessler, Joan
Fisher " Lynne Pranger, Jane
Gaul, Mrs. George Reiteir of Eu
gene and Miss Yvqnne Gaul of
San Francisco.
SgtjHauth and his bride left
for an! extended bofieynioon. Af
ter a months leayd of! absence,
he win return to his duties at
the air force, base j at Mountain
Homej Idaho, where this couple
will make their home. He spent
four years in the service after
paduating from. Md Angel Prep
and has enlisted for another six
years, f
For traveling the pride donned
an aqua faille dress while acces
sories and white orjrhidj corsage.
The bride, a graduate of Mt. An
gel Academy, has been employed
at the Oregon Firm (Bureau,
Salens ' j ;
Family Dinner
Fetes Couple
MT. ANGEL Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Gustafson entertained with
a family dinner at their home on
Aug. 28, jn observance of their
2.1th wedding anniversary. A re
ception followed in the afternoon.
Cutting the cake at the after
noon reception was Mrs. Alice
Mountain and pouring was Miss
Shirlev KarSten. both nieces of
the honored pair.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Walcher of
Eueene. attendants at the wed
ding of the Gustafsons' 25 years
agar were special guests. Mrs
Walcher is a sister of Mrs. Gus
tafson.
Other guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Karsten and Shirley,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Karsten, Mr,
and Mrs. William Karsten and
Melvin, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Kar
sten. Cindy and KaUiy, ana Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Sletzer, all ot a-
lem: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moun
tain and Marilyn of Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hargens. Nortn
Bend; and Mrs. Edna Hayden,
Eugene.
The Gustafsons were married
in Salem, August 30, 1930, coming
to Mt Angel about 10 years ago
when Mr. Gustafson took over
the position of section supervisor
for the Southern Pacific.
Hostesses Fete
Bride-Elect
SILVERTON Miss Colleen
Oveross, bride-elect of Dan Gil-
ham, was complimented Friday
night Sept 2, at a miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mrs. W. L.
McCammon. Hostesses were Miss
Rosyne McCammon and Miss
Ruth Jeffery.
Bidden to the party were Miss
Oveross, her mother, Mrs. Ethel
Knight Oveross, Miss N a n e y
Peckham, Miss Carol Calkins,
Miss Donna Jackson, Miss Betty
Montgomjry, Miss Jeanie Porter,
Miss Beverly Morrell, Miss Bar
bara Lysne, Miss Charlotte
Moore, Miss Charlene Morre,
Miss Ila Mae Moor, Miss Karen
Oveross, Miss Irma King, Miss
Barvara Boen, Miss Caroline
Overlund, Mrs. Wayne Moore,
Mrs. Harvey Kaser, Miss Donna
Morris and Mrs. John Jeffery.
Couples Club Picnic
The Couples Club of the YWCA
will hold a picnic supper at Bush's
Pasture Friday night at 6 p.m.
Members are asked to bring their
own table service. Those planning
to attend are asked to contact the
chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ster
ett, or the YWCA by Wednesday
evening.
arrow
r 1 .
v ,,,: ' : .
?, . ; 7 on
jtraiaht and II
i t
I JMi'lM . WUL- 1 I
Statesman, Salem, Ore., 7a:.Jcy, 6,.195S (See. J) 7
ine5 for
MORE HAT 4 . Here are two important styles in the
fall hat lineup, both in velvet.. Left,' telescope picture hat
in pumpkin velvet; right, scalloped brim cartwheel.
Miss Zook Honored
- I ! '
- SHERIDAN Miss Jerrun Zook
was given a bridal shower by
Mrs. Francis Lane and Mrs, C. A.
Stringer in the Christian church
parlors this last week.
Guests were Mrs. Frank Zook,
Mrs. Albert Shaw, Mrs. James
Luttrop, Mrs. Frank Doyle,: Mrs.
Lester Kaufman, Mrs. Floyd
Smith, Mrs. S. Klebsch, Mrs.
Ethel Ottinger, Mrs. Ella Wood,
Mrs. Wayne Lash, Mrs. Eva Ma
bee, Mrs. Frank Abderholden,
Mrs. Leroy Tuttle, jMrs. Ethel
Townsen, Mrs. Oscar Schetsky,
Mrs. C. A. Stringer Sr., Mrs. Al
bert Wilson, Mrs. Chet Jones,
Mrs. Esther Thompson, Mrs. John
Leith, Mrs. Nettie Potter, ! Mrs.
Joe Zajac, Mrs. Lulu Brockers,
Mrs. Andy Asbury, Mrs. Floyd
Matthews, Mrs. Karl Vaughn,
Mrs. John Hall, Mrs. John Peter
son, Mrs. Mark Smith, iMrsJ Wal
ter Matusch, Mrs. Lawrence
Chamberlain, and the Misses
Lorraine Chamberlain, Dorothy
Tatom, Joetta Wilson and Mary
Ann Williams.
!
SHERIDAN Mrs. Bob Keene
was given a ahower this week by
Mrs. Luther Hyder, Sharon Hy
der and Violet Syton. Guests
were Mrs. Cora Van Scoyk and
Mrs. June Stenson of Willamina,
Mrs. Kurt Hoit of Salem,; Mrs.
Gene Spencer, Mrs. Gladys Mc
Kee. Mrs. John Hall. Mrs. Larry
Hill, Mrs. Edgar Hyder, i Mrs.
Lyle Dingess, Mrs. A. W.r Lux,
Mrs. Carl Spencer, Mrs. Walter
Sohrweid and Mrs. Sandra Marshall.
Miss
Of M
Ward Bride
r. Wilson
Club Calendar
TUESDAY !
Chadwick Chapter, OES. Masonic
Temple. p.m.
American War Mothers. Carrier
Boom. First Methodist Church. 2 p.m.
Salem Writers Club with Mr. T. T.
Enders. 220 N. Cottage St.. 7:30 p.m.
Swegle Road Garden Club with
Mrs. . DicksaU, 7:30 p.m. j
-' Wednesday i
Ainsworth chapter. OES. Scottish
Rita Temple, ( p.m.
SUNDAY I
Reunion and picnic dinner f for
mer Keizer School friends, Keirer
Grange Hall, 12 JO p.m. !
PEDEE Miss Verdie Ward,
daughter pf Mrs. Sadie Ward, of
Independence, was married to
Robert; Clyde Wilson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Clyde Wilson of Pe
dee, at the Calvary Presbyterian
church in Independence on Aug
ust 26. j . j
The ceremony was performed
by the. Rev. D. B. Wessler at 8
p.m. Margaret Ward, sister of
the bride lighted the candles.
Mrs. Keith Mitchell sang and was
accompanied by Mrs. Lora Butler.
The bridi was given in marriage
by her; brother, James Ward. Mrs.
James! Wilson, Airlie, was the ma
tron of honor. James Wilson was
best man jfor his brother. Ushers
were Donald King and .Bill Byer
ly of McMinnville. 1
A reception was held in the
churchj parlors and Mrs. Juanita
Hering, sister of the groom, serv
ed the; cake. Mrs. Frank Davis,
Airlie, ianotjher sister of the groom,
poured and Mrs. Robert Ward,
sister-in-laW of the bride, Mon
mouth,; serjved punch. j
The j coijple will make their
home in Salem. Mrs. Wilson is
a receptionist at the Salem Gen
eral Hospital and Mr. Wilson will
attend Portland State college,
where; he Will study business ad
ministration, i
! J I
JEFFERSON Announcement
was ntade this week of the be
trothal of ISharlee May Grenz to
Cpl. Williim A. Henschel of Al
bany. I Miis Grenz is a daughter
of MrJ and Mrs. Francis J. Grenz
of Albany land Corporal Henschel
is a son ot Mrs. Hazel Henschel
of Albany! Miss Grenz is em
ployed at the Community branch
of thfe United States National
Bank of Portland. Her fiance is
stationed at Oceanside, Calif.,
with the United States Marine
Corpsj No date has been set for
the wedding. (
I i i.Jf..,lr llair rlA n il r J
DRESSY HATS ... Right for daytime or after-5 wear
are these small, festive velvet hats. Left, fuschia pillbox;
right, sapphire blue velvet shell.
Elks' Club Master Meet
The Elks Bridge Club's month
ly master point ope'n at the Elks
Temple Friday evening saw
twenty-six teams in action with
Mrs. Lucetta McCoskrie, Corval
lis, and Mrs. Walter M. Cline
winning north-south and. 'Elmer
O. Berg and W. E. Kimsey fin
ishing high east-west Walter M.
Cline teamed with Lin Miles and
Mrs. Jose Moritz playing with
Glenn Hall, both of Corvallis,
were runners-up.
Other point winners were Mrs.
Mary Hutchinson, Corvallis, and
Mrs. Paul F. Burns, Mrs. John
Pugh, Shedd, and Mrs. W. E,
Kimsey, Mrs. Charles Newsom
and Ray Ward, Mrs. George Rein
and Mrs. E. E. Boring. "
Mrs. Paul F. Burris was nlga
in the summer series just con
cluded, leading Mrs. Elsie Day,
Elmer O. Berg, Mrs. C B.-BenU
son, Ellis H. Jones and Mrs. A.
L Eoff by a narrow margin.
In the final tournament of the
series points were won by W. E.
Kimsey, Mrs. Dewey Howell and .
L. W. Miles, Mrs. L. P. Gottfried
and Mrs. Johm Pugh of Shedd,
Mrs. W. M. Cline and Charles L.
Newsom, Mrs. Elmer 0. Berg and
Mrs. Milton D. Parker, Max
Moore of Scio and Tom Kay, Mrs.
R. I. McKesson and Mrs. A. L
Eoff, Dale Hutchinson and Glenn
Hall, both of Corvallis, and Mrs.
R. L. Park and Mrs. Elsie Day.
for your Back-lo-School
SHOPPING . ..
TOWITE
'TILS) P.M.
See Our Ad on Page 14 Section 1 for Tonight's Specials
Phone 3-9191
.550 H. Capitol
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
Q. Is it necessary for a hostess
to rise when greeting a guest
who has just arrived, and other
guests are already present?
Yes, always. A hostess is verr
discourteous who does not rise
to greet every guest
Q. When is a guest privileged
to leave a wedding reception?
A. At any time he wishes, but
not beiore-speaking to the bride.
and bridegroom.
Q. When a telegram or other
message is delivered to a person,
and other persons are present.
is ii au right lor him to open
ana-read it?
A. Yes; but he should first ask,
-May I?"
Q. Would it be all right for the
lister of a bride-elect to give a
party for her, or would that imply
mat guts are expected?
A. This is all right if it is em
phasized that the party is not to
i a shower. Or, give the party in
mm
IMS
!
TV- -SPECIAL
do
The Best Buys of the Whole Year!
Save Now! Be Ready For the New
Fall T.V. Programs. 25 Sets on Sale
SAVE 'UP; TP U5.00
tmm - ' uijiiiiM i ii " jr
l Admiral 21" budget
U Table Model Yj
i . ; . with fringe; area chassis end all-$1 aCQOO ;
channel tuning; Aluminiz'ed 'picture IOO h
j tube. . ! ; "
I I : i j
Admiral 21 ' Console
j Mahogany r
. Same chassis as T.V. priced et $100 $lnA95 J
f Amare! All first quality new T.Y. eets I 77 J m
X - 1 j"
Af ;
J
Admiral 21" Table Model
Mahogany Finish. Save!
Hoffman 21" Easy Vision
1955 Ranchiro Consolette . . i
RCA-Yiclor 24" Table Model
Large Picture...
' $
25
RCA-VICTOR DELUXE 21"
In Beautiful Mahogany Cabinet.
12" Speaker. Full Doer Console.
Seve $185.00!
Easy Terms
The
MillerContract
Way! Expert
Installation!
Just Arrived!
In Time For
MILLER DAYS
IMPORTED JP'aI L
;
. RNEST HOT DtOf FOtGfD CAKtON STEB ' ' I T I lYM 1.7
; HANDSTTfof smeosfcecwetwni VV S lf7 ID
GROUND A POUSHEDfw la eecurecy ? P
tour mora hath w P.Kon.nt
IMPORTCD
Iff A
HNEST HOT DtOf FOtGtD CAfttON STEEt
HANO SET for mmoHw cwMine
I6ROUN0 t POUSHB) fw losMnf ecurecy
nUXX.tUaCEL nATB far ewrvble
Th4 scissors ! tfits Foffnos ciifWtf
arvp or each at .spaool: design. K you'v
fried to moke one scissor do e work of nine
yoy'M welcome this eppertvniry to get the
grovp at the (mtnual sale pfie of SM9 each.
TWnk . of tho Kom yWt; woHd ittink of
smuv fs(fn Os) yovc koiis4s' ytv cos ty&B
; Embroidery Schswj LJUS
Sevinf Sensors
Sewing Scissors
Sfwinj Scissors
Straight Trimmers .
lent Trimmers
terser She on
4
7"
Tfcfsmnsi SsSmts
175
2.00
2.25
2.50
27$
2.2S
27$
-125
NOW
$1.49
1.49
1.49
. 1-49
1.49
U9
1.49
1.49
IA9
Notion Dept. Main Floor
me evening and invite men, too.