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Miss Webster
Married at
St. Vijkent's
Exchanging their marriage vowi
at 4:30 o'clock ceremony at St.
Vincent dePaul Catholic Church on
1 Anril 11 aver Misa luit Filee-o
6 (Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., Apr. 2556, Webster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i
rtoy n rower, ana junn neirm
Statesman's HOME
anorama
V.';r.:n . . . V::v,z . . . Fcshlsns . . .
Featrr:$
Wed ct Ephccpal Rih
Around Town . , .
By irll ME tJ(.fJSB
Stubblefleld. an of Mr. and Mn.
Howard Stubblefield. ,
The Rev. tatell Blackburn offi
ciated at the nuptialt. Wayne Meu
sey played the weddini music and
anf . !
i For her weddinf the bride wort
, SOCIAL JOTTINGS ... Tea lima kne. , . Mn. CUtea Mied was a a floor length gown of white lace
' thii afternoon when tha trustee hacheea bailees Taesday la keaar and net over tatin. fashioned with
af tha Salem Public Library enter- ef members at ker Drama Class. . . a low, round neckline and long
L tain at the YWCA social room in Pre-Mptial aartiee . . . lor miss sleeves, ine net ssiri
mmnllment to tha Oreiron Library Dorolhr Morse, who will be mar-'hanced with rowi of lace.
- Trustees, who are here attending ried to David Cooke on May S. . .icap outlined in seed
i-th Tm.t. imtitut . . . Presid-, Thursday ninht Mra. Harley Cor- her fingertip veil in
. ik. t.. ,-.. win Vim Mn !Hry will entertain with a dessert carried, a bouquet
Hugh Morrow and Mra. Stewart supper and miKeilaneoua shower j hlt r centered with a whit
Johnson. . . Aaiiitlnf with arrange- i in honor of the bride-to-be. . . The i orchid. . ,
was en-
ATtce
pearlt held
place. Sbt
of-wdbXnd
menti for the affair are trustees j Women i Society of Faith Lutheran
nd wives of trustees of the Salem . Church entertained in compliment
Public Library . . . including Mrs. j to Miss Morse with a lines shower
Frank H. Spears. Mrs. Chester A. J and buffet supper. . .
Downs. Miss Mabel P. Robertson. Celebrating . . . kla eigklk birta-
lira Ha!nh F Piirvinev Un i.. . M t..i
Charlaa HelUel and Mrs, Lester 'm. mm af Mr. aad Mra. Raevrtl
Sister Oaly Attendant
Miss Shirley Webster wss ber
sister's only attendant. She wore a
mist blue organdie dress and car
ried a bouquet of pink and white
carnations.
Robert Webster, brother of the
Barr. . i W. Garmsea ... a grata af kla bride, served as best man. Junior
Opea baase . . . teaifM at the yaaag friends kave beea Invited la Kauti wu the usher,
name af Mr. and Mrs. Janes Tin- a ksackeea at Ike Falnrteejnt Hill ; The bride's mother chose a two
all a Cnlnmbla Street la baeer Urn at kls narrate ... later tke piece brown suit trimmed in beige
af atemkere af tke Hnllywnad Lbai gnnp win make as a Dae party (and corsage of pink -and white
dab aad Ancillary . . . gnests kave t tlx theater. . . Paul a gaeste la-1 roses for the wedding. The bride
keea swaed to call fcetwaea 1 aad ekede Bobby Lleta. Mlrkael Sklaa, I groom's mother w a r e pecan
IS e'cleck. . . Reeeivlag the gaeste Kagev RHckle, Owea Miller, Ckrla ' brown suit with dark brown accea
dartag the evealag wQI ke Mr. aal Haag, Daisy aaa Jakaay Kraa-j aories and corsage of white roses.
Mrs. Tladan. Mr. aad Mrs. Cecil rtw Ricky VaaWyagarwee. Neff Ktttta at Wearier Heme
Laala aad Mr. aad Mra. Harold pawefl. Nanaaa Merrill. Deaf Me- , ,. u
ClUetple. . . Serrlag win ke Mrs. Matlea aad Mkkael McCermack. . . L. V?'0" f . .i . !!
OUa Eagdahl.. Mrs. Vera Ba.' Bel., webbed ... to Salem ! p,, 'P"0'?1!?
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; will be Mr. and Mrs. Frederick January. . . Mrs, Eoff la the for
' Lamport, who have Invited a few mer Karen Eremeef of Portland.
, friends to their Ben Lomond Park!. , . They have purchased home
! noma. . . Bridge will be la play at 3290 Crestview Drive and are
; following the dinner hour. . . ! moving this week. . . Mr. Eoff, a
Eatertaiaiag ... at dinner and former Salem resident, is with the
bridge tonight will be Mr. and Mrs. I Eoff Electric Co.
Wallace H. Bonesteele. who have! Visitors ... la the capital far a
Mc.Millen and Mrs. Luther Billings.
Assisting were Misses Joyce Mc-,
Millen, Marceua Crick. Wanda
Billings. Mrs. Stanley Fitts. Mrs.
Jack George and Mrs. Michael
McBride.
For going away the new Mrs.
Stubblefield wore a pastel blue
tafleta dress with white accesso-
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Mr. and Mrs. lea Jay Farm (Norma Hope Edwards) who were
married April 18 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. Hopa Edwards and Mr. Farm is the son
of Mrs. Nila A. Farm of Olympia, Wash. The couple will live
in Salem. (McEwen Studio).
Union Hill Club
Elects Officers
bidden members of their club and lew days are Mr. and Mrs. Law- ries. The bridegroom is stationed UNION HILL Mrs. Donald
at Fort Ord, Calif, with the V. S. Jaquet entertained the members of
to
trace Tattle ef Washington, D. C
wke are guests ef Mr. and Mra.
Rebert H. Baldeck . . . tkey kave
to ike West Caast a a va
cation trip. . .
It'i a bay ... for Mr. and Mri.
Thomas R. Olson fLeta Jones)
a group ef additional guests
tneir home on Hughes Lane. , .
r.ursts will he Mr. and Mra. Frank
; Burlingham, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
U BaJdock, Mr. and Mrs. William
L. Phillips and Colonel and Mrs.
Maylon Scott. . .
Club kMteaaee . . , Mrs. George the lad arrived Monday at the Sa
i Weller wffl amide at a bridge lent General Hospital and Honed i
hnckean today at ker Caadalarla the scales at seven pounds . . . Ladies Encampment Auxiliary,
;kme la eeaipllmeat to ker clnk, J the little boy has been named j Williamette No. 2 met in the 100F
. . Mrs. Keith Brewa, waa kaa. Thomas. . , His grandparents are Temple Friday evening, for a no-
. Joal retaraea With Mr. Brewa trans Mr, and Mrs. Willis A, Jones and, heat dinner with all branches ef
Army. His bride will remain in
Salem for the present at the home
of her parents.
IOOF Branches
HolcLDinner
the Union Hill - Woman s club at
her home. Mrs. J. C. Krenz, Mrs.
Raleigh Harold and Mrs. Eldon
Jaquet were guests.
Mrs. Harold of the Harold's' man concludes the year's activl-
Nursery in Mayton entertained the
members and visitors by demon-
Concert to
Be Given at
Leslie Tonight
Tonight's concert by the Salem
Junior Symphony Orchestra under
the direction of Dr. William Swett
New Citizen)
Welcomed in
Four Corners
FOUR CORNERS - A trio of
little girls and one boy are the
newest citizens of this community.
Felicitations go to Mr. snd Mrs.
Fred Matthieu (June Craig) on
the birth of a son born April II
at the Salem General Hospital.
His nsme is Brian Alfred... , There
is a sister Annette, and two broth
ers. James and Daniel Grandpar
ents are Mrs. Velda Craig and
Mrs. Jennette Matthieu, both of
Salem. Great-grandparents are
Mrs. Elena Vaughn, alse of Salem,
and C. W. Craig. Tacoma. Wash.
Lona Rae Hershefelt was born
April 19 at the Salem Memorial
Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hershefelt I Viola Mattsonl. She
weighed seven pounds, ten ounces.
There are two sisters, Linda Lee
and Mary Ann. The brothers are
Harley, Danny and Donnie. The
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Mattson, L'aGrande, and
great-grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. M. C. McGuire, Parma,
Idaho.
A first child, Nancy Lee, waa
born April 20 at the Salem Me
morial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph W. Smith (Phyllis John
son). The little girl weighed eight
pounds, six ounces and the grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Johnson, Spokane, Wash., and Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Smith, Tacoma,
Wash. Great-grandparents are
Mrs. Jennie Dalbert slso of Ta
coma, and Mrs. Laura Brown of
Spokane. ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace
tCleone Lulay) greeted a daughter
born on April 21 at Salem Me
morial Hospital. The little girl
has been named Debra Lyn, and
she weighed six pounds, twelve
ounces. She has a sister, Sandra,
and two brothers, Robert Wesley
and Dennis Allen. The grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lu-
Civic Leaders Will Appear On Panel-
A panel of well known civic lead
ers will present the program theme
of May Fellowship Day, "Who
Forms Your Opinions?" sponsored
by Salem United Church Women on
Friday, May , at 1:30 p.m. at the
First Congregational Church. Dr.
Wayne Green, minister of the First
Christian Church, will act as mod
erator with Robert Cangware, city
editor of the Oregon Statesman,
I. Walter JEJSnydor. superintend
ent Salem schools, and Judge Jo
seph B. Felton, Marion County
Court, discussing various phases
of this pertinent subject.
May Fellowship Day Is sponsored
nationally by the General Depart
ment of United Church Women of
(be National Council of Churches
and is observed in over a thousand
! communities' in the United States
I during the first week in May each
year with emphasis on some as
pect of family responsibility af
fecting community life.
Locally, Salem I'CW has ar
ranged for an afternoon program
which will include, besides the
panel discussion, worship conduct
ed by the Rev. Julian Keiser, host
pastor, a group of solos by Mrs.
Wilbur Martin and installation of
' new I'CW officers with Mrs. Julian
! Keuser, retiring second vice presi
dent, as installing officer.
Miss Moray
Announces
Betrothal
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Morey
are announcing the engagement
of their daughter. Lynn, to Priv
ate Phillip A. Webb, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Webb, all of
Sale.
Both Miss Morey and her fiancee
are graduates of South Salem High
School, where they were both
members of the rally squad.
I Since graduation, Miss Morey
has been employed at Salem Rec
l ord Shop. Private Webb is now
home on leave following his basic
j training at Ford Ord, California,
and will be reporting for further
: training in Alabama,
j No definite date has been set
I for the wedding.
lay, Salem, Mrs. Elsie Busch,
Alsea, and a great-grandmother,
Mrs. Anton Lockner. Jordan, Ore.
A House arming
JEFFERSON Twenty five'
friends snd relatives surprised
Mr, and Mrs. I. R. Gross of Tal
bot wtth a housewarming party
Thursday night. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lambert, Mr.
snd Mrs: Milburn MoClellan, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Brahton, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Gross, Jup, Tom,
Jr.hn and Joe, Mrs. Either Tickle,
airs. Lena Bursell, Mrs. Bertha
Jorgenson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ziogss, Chsrlie, Eddie and Stella,
Mrs. Willsrd Hatmaker. Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Newton, Terry and
Randy, Mr. snd Mrs. I. R. Gross,
Joyce and Jack, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Bradford and Mrs. Ella Bid
WILLAMINA Miss Darleae
Page was honored at a bridal
shower Fridsy at the Christian
church. Mrs. Hazel Harper and
I Mrs. Verda Fetch were hostesses.
: Guests were Mrs.' Mary Page, Mrs.
Mable Osborn, Mrs. Mary Busher,
Mrs. 0. J. Mammons, Mrs. Hazel
Page, Mrs. Merle Newbiil, Mrs.
Bill Barrett, Mrs. Carl Stroschine,
Mrs. Ruth Harper, Mrs. Helen
Hammoni, Mrs. Iris Ilutton,' Mrs.
L. E. Page, Mrs. Paul Hedlund;
and the Misses Carol Mauer, Sue
Ham, Myrna Dickey, Janice Os
born, Barbara Green. Betty Fetch.
Nancy Fetch, Judy Hedlund and
Gretchen Harper.
I Mrs. C. A. McClure will be ef
'ganist and Mrs. Sidney YanPyke,
il'CW president, .will preside. An
j offering will be used to assist in
the summer migrant ministry in
the Salem area. A fellowship tea,
arranged by women of the First
Congregational Church, will follow"
the program.
Committee members planning
this annual affair have been Mrs.
C. E.1 Jaque, Mrs. W. A. BarkuS
and Mrs. V. J. Osko. Women of
the churches in nearby communi
ties are cordially invited to par
ticipate with Salem church women
in this national observance. A
nursery for preachool children it
planned.
Friendship Night
For OES Chapter
Guests were present from Stay
ton, Scio, Lebanon, and Falls City
at the Friendship meeting of Trin
ity chapter, OES.
Honor guests were Ronald Gil
son, chairman of the budget com
mittee; Mrs. Margaret Carlson,
grand representative, District of
Columbia: Mrs. Ruth Tate, matron
of Rhododendron chapter: Mrs.
Robert Hobbs, matron of Marguer
ite chapter; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Myers, matron and patron of
Cedar Chapter; and Mr. and Mrs.
Verny Scott, matron and patron
of Acacia chapter. ,
The Trinity social club will meet
April 27 with Mrs. Harry Phillips
at 1:30 p m. Invitations were ac
cepted to Independence on April 24
and to Stayton on May 1. The
chapter will sponsor a rummage
sale May It and 12 over Green
baum's. Mothers will be honored
at the May 4 meeting of the chap
ter. The refreshment committee in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Eby,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips and
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Phillips.
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i ; rKcfc i I UKt-blDE PARK
P ING FOR OVER 1,000
1 CARS
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 1115 TO f P.M.-OTHfR DAYS 9:30 A.M. 5:30
, a winter's atay k Palm Dessert, i Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Raymond F.
f wffl ke a gaeaL . . Mrs. Roger M. Olson ... and the baby'i greet
Rckacn eatertaiaed ker bridge elab 1 grandfather is D. B. Bradshaw of
at a dessert esaeaeea ea Taesday ; Oklahoma City. . .
arteraaM. . . Mrs, Richard L.I A grain ... at Salem Credit
Cealey baa iavlted members ef her Wanea'a Breakfast Clab members
eta to bridge and I late sapaer to- reva to ParUaad Taesday to be
atght at bee Nertk Cottage Street gaeste at Ike aaaaal ttossee break
fast at tke Partlaad Credit Warn
ea'i Breakfast Ctak at tke Con
gress Hotel . . Attending trem
kare were Mrs. Jack Hayes, dis
trict II presldeat. . , Mrs. Law
rence Fltxgerald. presldeat af the
Salens Clnk. , . Mra. Lleyd Myers,
Mrs. Jobs Ckamkertala, Mrs.
Canter Caskiag Jr- Mlsa Delpklae
Savage, Mum Myrtle lagraaa aad
Mra. r arrest Ecklea. . , I
Odd Fellowship and friends Invit
ed. Several visitations were made
by Mrs. Lora Groves, Chief Matri
arch, and officers to Eugene; of
ficial visitation of the Grand Patri
arch Pete Stoliig to his own En.
strating and telling of the different
dower arrangements.
Delegates to the County Federa
tion of Women's clubs to be held 8iven
at The Children's Farm Home li
Corvallis are Mra. Guy Scott, Mrs.
W. J. Lensman, Mrs. Marion Hunt,
Mrs. - Ray Johnson. Mrs. Henry
Tate, Mrs. Maurice Heater and
Mrs. Verny Scott.
Election of officers tor the corn-
ties. The program, second this
year, will be given-at Leslie Jun
ior High School auditorium at $15
p.m.
The following program will be
Club Calendar
WMKISDAV
Royit Neifhbora of Amerlra daw-
mi Club with Mn, Margaret WIUM,
SS Sth It., U S0 aalad luncheon.
Wedneaday Afternoon Literature
Croup with Mra. KaymoiMl Walah.
IJM N. Summer St., i M am.
Cherry Court Order of Amaranth,
.(ovcred di'h dinner, I.N fjn, Scot
tun A.ie Temple.
I TBinSDAT
- Salem Sojourner at Salem Wom
an Club. I pm. aelad luncheon.
Tewa and Gown at Willamette t'nl
verutr Mueie Hail. I p m., tea lol
tawine at Lauaaaa Ball.
raiDAT
Merry Tim Club with Mra O
'1 .iaa i e
eampment and Auxiliary: and vis-!1" resunea .a-wrs.- nowara
It to Salem Rebekah Lodge No. I
Salem. '
Members attended the anni
versary of Ladies Encampment
Auxiliary at Oregon City.
Mrs. L A. Peterson and Mra.
Jesse Carter were in charge of
the no-host dinner and Mrs. Clar
ence Town send decorated the
tables.
. -j
Rogers being elected as president; I
Mrs. Donald Jaquet, vice-presi-!
dent; Mrs. Robert Lierman, treas
urer; and Mrs. Robert Humphreys, !
secretary.
Toccata Kren-ohaldi-Klndler
Sonate V for cello and
tring orchestra Vivaldi
John Gibber Cellist
Piano Concerto No. S Beethoven
Ronald Potti. Pianist
Intermission
Procession of the
Melsiertingera Wagner
Love Music Uom'":r"' :
"Boris Godunov" ...Moussorgsky
Anfrlus from
Scenes Pittnresues" Massenet
A Mnorside Suite Hoist
.. The Merry Time Dak will be
entertained at a 1 o'clock dessert
luncheon Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. G. Craig, 3445,
Abrama Ave.
3Qv7l51S
with this amazing new instant
; Craig. S44S Abrama Ave., 1 sa. dtt-
. ecn ruBcneon. i
. Salem Womaa"s Club newt at elub-
-kouae. t p.m, board eetla,
Was pa. i
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Andy thinks it's nothing short of
B miracle the way I manage to get
til my housework done (nd still
have time Tor the many thing! I
really enjoy doing. The truth is,
I've simply found faster, easier
ways to do my work. Like wood
floors. How I used to dread thai
chore until I found out about ,
Bruce Cleaning Wax. Now it's
almost a snsp because Bruce
cleans as it waxes. There's no
floor washing at all. And, honestly,
my floors haven't tooled so nice
in years. If you have wood floors.
you really ought to try Bruce
Cleaning Wax. I know you'll Lie it,
Incidentally, r found other Bract
floor product! help ml, fee. Thert'l
truce floor Cleaner for cleaning and
lifhier waxinf, Bruce Fasti Wax,
truce AipJtell Tile Cleaner, tract
4phah Tilt Self-folbhing Wtx and
fin new true
Wom. Ye$
far fiaort
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