The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 27, 1956, Page 18, Image 18

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Mrs. Bernard Joseph Miotke, who wit Alice Patricia Johnson
' before htr marriage on Saturday morning at tha Immaculatt
Conception Church in Stayton. Tha bride it tha sitttr of Mr.
" and Mrs. Jack L Johnson of Salem, and Mr. Miotka is tha
I son of Mrs.- Rosa Miotka of Sublimity. 'The newlyweds will
! live in Strion, (Staimontt Studio).
Miss Alice Johnson Is Bride of
Mr. Miotke at Stayton Nuptials
taa Church of tha Immaculata Conception in Stayton was tha scene
of tha wedding of Mist Abet Latrkia Johnson, sister of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack I Johnsoa of Satem. and Bernard Joseph Miotka of Sublimity an
Saturday moraine. Tha Rev. Robert O'Hara of Sublimity officiated at
the low mass. Mr. Miotka is the son of Mrs. Rosa Miotke at Sublimity.
Calvin Miotke, brother of the groom, and Orval Miotke, a nephew,
were altar boys for tha 10 o'clock
nuptials. ,Mlst Josephine Brand
wis tha orgetlst and vocalists
wero Mrs. David York and Jo
senh Douiherty. Tha altar was
decorated with white stock and
blue iris.- ,
Tna bridal gowa was of inv
oorted Swiss ortandr over nylon
tulle, fashioned with a fitted
embroidered bodice, short sleeves
and embroidered mitts. Toe full
length skirt terminated ia
brush trsia. Her fingertip dou
ble wylon tulle veil was caught
ta a crown oi sequins ana aeea
pearls. . She carried a white mo
, ther-of pearl prayer book topped
with pink EUo rosea and a Boa-
The Bridal Attestdaatt
Visa Frances Peters, tha honor
attendant, wore a wjlts gown of
blue nylon organdy over nylon
tulle flecked with white flowers
and a headband of blue nylon
and pearl flowers. She carried
a ' cascade of Uly-of-tbe-valley.
The bridesmaids were the Misses
Nancy Frye of Stayton, Kathleen
Hartauna of Sublimity and Jane
Cex ef Stayton. They also wore
blue nylon organdy irockx with
headbands at white nylon and
pearl flowers and earned cas
cades ef lily-of-the-valley.
Bernard Lulay of Sublimity
was best man for Mr. Miotka and
Gary Cehlen of Stayton, Thomas
Moore of Albany and Ronald
R net of sublimity were grooms
men. Ushers were James Friehtl.
Louis Beuberger and Gerald
Hints.
Dallas Dateline
New Honored Queen
Quirings Wi
Be Honored
Today
By B. KORBERG
DALLAS Golden weds. Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Quirir.fi. are observuif
their anniversary this afternoon at
1 in. at the Evangelical Men
aeeite Brethren Church. Following
the anniversary program a recep
tion will be held in the e h u r c h
social rooms. Mr. and Mrs Quir
ing were married May C 190 in
Mountain Lake, Minnesota, and
have faved in Dallas for the past
years. Mr. Quiring is a former
pastor of the local EMB church
Guests in the name of Mr. and
Mrs. r. S. Klaus this week f re
their son and daughter -la-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Vermonic Klauss. and
daughters Jrom Missoula. Montana.
On Memorial day the Klauss fam
ily will nave a reunion in Oswego
at the home of Mr and Mrs. Robert
RiUette and family. Mr. and Mrs. '
LaMoine Klauss and daughter of,
Stayton will also joia the family
group. .
Vaealiea Begin
Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Miller are
enjoying a two week vacation m!
Twin Falls. Idaho. This is the first
vacation trip in XT years for the
Millers and they are visiting his
daughters and families. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis McAllister and Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy Stuart. I
Mrs. Joe Garcia. Mrs. Charles
Baker and their children left this
past week for Clarksburg. West!
Virginia, for a visit Mrs. Garcia
will be with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Smith, and Mrs. Baker i
will viait her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Garcia. Sr. The Dallas!
families expect to return the mid-'
die of June. 1
MUi Yeoig Installed
At a ceremony in the Masonic
Hall this past Sundav Janet Young. I
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William!
Young, was installed as worthy ed-i
visor of Naomi Assembly, Order of
nainoow for Girls.
Serving with Janet for the snrini
hterm will be Mary Ellen McCleary.
wormy associate advisor; Kath
leen Kelley. charity; Nancy Klee
man, bope; Jocile Grimes, faith:
Donna . Clemens, recorder; Laura
McCoy, treasurer; Ksy Wells,
chaplain; Mary Ann King, drill
leader: Tamara Needham. assis
tant drill leader; Mary McQueen,
love: Virginia Wilson, religion,
Judy Page, nature: Sharon Thomp
son, immortality: Sara Jane King,
fidelity: Alvira Wenko. patriotism;
Caroline Haworth, service; Karen
Casey, confidential observer; Myra
Hildebrand. outer observer
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but . . . from the number of private plane
accidents last weekend, it looks like they're
going to have to list airway as well as high
way deaths every holidsy.
Naughty naughty . . .
twe didn't mind the parking
ticket so moch, as the fact
rthaf the little slip of carbon
1 paper on the cop i pad was
'thrown down in the street
and by the very man who
; should be encouraging a
'clean city, la'er, old busy
body that we ft, we check-
led a prominent gutter and found the thing
'fairly littered with those little slips, put there
by an untidy policeman.
Old softies . . . Rather scornful of the
present-day antics cf s'uden's who put Vos
, wagons in university building hallways, we
(recall our own rugeed generation of colleg ans
jwho put cows in t-e chapei no less. We also
jretnember one g'eeful occasion when the
njs A
chapel was mined with alarm docks set to go
off at intervals during the services. That was
really fun, everytime the faculty thought
things had settled down another bell would
ring.
Strangely still . . . Up to this writing,
people seem happy enough about the rainy
spell and we haven t neara a conwumi.
ali, we did have some pretty nice weather,
and now it's time for the little plantlets to get
a break. Were sure glad though we didnt
wash the car this week.
' Some change ... ran across some of the
very first of ?h column written years and
years ago end found to our own surprise that
it started out as a collection cf breezy items
about people. But we found that no matter
how kmd one's intentions are, people may
take offense so to remem friends with every
one possible, the only person we ever tell
jokes on anymore is us, and she can't corrv
plain . . . Maxine Suren
Mrs. J. It U wffl amine
at a 1 o'clock luncheon Monday
afternoon at her Leslie Street home
for the pleasure of the Gaiety HA
Gardea Club.
Coffee to
Rotarian
iWomen
Fete
Miss Doerfler's
Recital Today at
WU Music Hall
'Chapter Honors
Grand Officer
I SILVERTON Mrs Dale Lamar.
! Grand Adah of the Grand Chapter
Miss Marsaret Hogg will pre- 0f Oregon, Order of Eastern Star,
sent Mary Lino Doerfler. pian- ss, non0red Tuesday night at the
i?t, in her annual solo recital to-lfjna mating of Ramona Chapter.
day at 3.30 o'clock in the Will-; prior to tV Grand Chapter con-
m.it. tvrc!tv miiir hill She vention Also honored
orTer a cosnpfel chowe
of many kindi of
Wcrds to tha Vi$a
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I Annual spring party for the
, Rotarian Women will be held
i Monday morning at the Manbrin
; Gardens home of Mrs Claude
Miller, 4243 Shoreline Drive
Members of the outgoing board
serve ss hostesses for the School. She has given solo pro- iron. Tuesday night announced a
dock coffee and all Rotarian grams previously, in Keomonn visitation to Ainsworth itiaptfr in
ana suvenon as wei: as in aaiem. .Salem lor June 20
HoMf'scs for the evening were
was Mrs
U.i.. UVLc uhn has hron AO-
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a gran(j page pini
J. J. Doerfler of Victor Point and Lhapter sesionj,
is a junior in .Wtn fcaiem nipn Mrs Austin antora. wormy ma
y J a I Women are invited to attend.
mrmnm ill r .it nn idirni .
inttrl milK ..n IT ana
Mien scntx)! orcnrir iu i'inr ..
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vuuv ,anw ... lne orcnesui! xuin uni"irni
Bee-
the
Miss Patricia Clagoeft. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
dagger), who will be installed as honored queen of Bethel
43, Job's Daughters on June 1. The formal ceremony will
be held at the Scottish Rite Temple at 7:30 p.m. with the
interested public invited to attend. (Kennell-Ellis Studio).
Miss Claggett (Violin and Piano
To Be Installed Rtali Today
As Queen
During the coffee the new of
ficers will be
Mrs.
as president lor tne ensuing the first increment of the
resr. thoven Concerto in B flat.
Board members serving as1 The recital is open to
hostesses tor the pirty are Mrs public.
Charles Heltrel, the outgoing . ,
president. Mrs. P. H Brvdon. The program n ss follows;
Charles! Mrs. Roy Hsrlsnd. Mrs Hueh ! r.,nch s.te No s-GMjor Bcn
Morrow. Mrs. Robert Ebersole. son.u - a fih Major . Haan
Mrs. Gordon Carl, Mrs. Jason Grlln .wn.mii - Scnum.nn
Lee. Mrs. Elmer Berglund. Mrs
Gardner Knano. Mrs. Palmer
Sather, Mrs William C. Perrv.
Mrs. Donald Woodry. Mrs. Will
iam I. Williams, Mrs. Harry S
Dorman and Mrs. Miller.
Mrs Wayne Crodrian.
rs t i.. Sylvester. .Mrs n. a
Epenter and Mrs Charles Seibel
to convey your
congrofvferfions 000
very beaf wishes.
See our big aaJedtona.
FIltS-MiKS-CHAIIS-SAriS
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Beethon
Bt'ENA VISTA - Mr. and Mrs
Harold Withrow were hosts
buffet dinner and shower for their
Mrs. ii
at a
Mrs. Kenneth Carbon win enter
tain members of Chapter AB
Dalbert and Elizabeth Jepsen PEO Monday night at her home
will present their violin and piano 2280 Wallace Road, at " pm
.students In two recitals today at Mrs Gordon Krueger wiu oe tne oranrfauirhtrr Bettv Lou Bacnn
Miss Patricia Claggett, daughter " Roberts Studio on North Sum- assisting hostess. 0( Albany Sunday afternoon. At-
v nf Mr xmi Mr rHt ntt enfling tne aiia:r wtre .Mr
Karen 01 Mr- aM iMr- vJiarlCS Uaggell. , nnartet .itin mill tv. . u .1..: ..j ... d.ii d a D
JTSS 5 ,0rmally inSt,Ue1 " b0nr-iiVM - 7: Ve5' Dalid Lou. Cor'" Mr, a
aZi. m.,Li ' Jane ed queen of Bethel 43, Jobs' Violin students, assisted by Chambers. Peter Jepsn. Mary Kay daughter. Deoora. Mr and Mrs
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Uduj(iuei9 r i iwty nigni, aunt i vnui .ucvirc, (iiaiuni. win apct-ar tseni. nicnaru rveeti, ouyan .nTjrr. vewi jr .iimn.vii. .u . aiu .u s
in a program at 7.30 p. m. The Donald Reed. Patricia Stevenson Delbert Jennings from Albany, Mr
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nll.r. I. k !,,rfni .;tk Mi ","r,rcu yuvu. u mun iu a.- ana tnaries mcviee. iiu nuKii timij onvi uauiu-
. " tend.. Appearing on the evening pro- ters, Joan and Barbara, of Aurora.
Claggett are Mary Clark, senior, px,na . Lm -m he Terrv Ann Inrein Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn of Dal-
princess: Imogene Thomas. Junior gram are Vicki Nelson. Ann Watts,1 Mary Kay Bent. Richard Reed. las. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Furseson
princess: Koletts Thomas, guide: Sue Schaefer. Janie Bent. John Susan McGee. Peter Jepsen. Lyle and Mr and Mrs. Leonard Teter-
ITurnidee. Susan Wins. Kathv Grossman and Charles McG son ot Salem
Smith, junior custodian; Pat Bar-
The crowninf eeremonv was nr-
formed by Michael Jvolow, master l the Scottish Rite Temple.
councilor of Willamette chapter.
Order of DeMolaJKor Boys, Salem.
Keith Cooley to
Wed Portland
Girl June 9
SILVERTON The marriage of
Miss Janice Johnson, daughter of
Ufr. and Mrs. Vernon Johnson,
Portland, to R. Keith Cooley, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Rholia Coley.
Saverton, will be held at the Im
maauel Lutheran Cburch in Silver
toa at 4 o'clock Saturday after
noon, June t. with a reception ia
tne church social rooms. - .
After a wedding trip to coast
ia. i. :n i a tw. .
fTaZtaSuveTtL
Reception to
Honor Frank
Milletts
rick, senior custodian;, Judy Pen-
gra. Inner guard: Diane Amund
son outer guard; Karen Van Keu
len, Nancy Baker, Terry Blum,
Sue Zwicker, Sue Sickler, mes-
C4nerc- Knrvn T.vnn mucirian-
Linda Berry, librarian; Margaret 1
Martin, recorder: Mary Ann Ca(. U
Sandra Wiscarson, and Carol Rdroj
Judy Daggett, chaplain;
Elbert, treasurer; Betty
Mr. and Mrs. frank MilletL who
were married on May 29, 1906
in Spring Valley, Minn., will cele
brate their golden wedding an
niversary at a reception on Sun
day, June 1 Tne affair will be Pa:
HM il. k . Charnn
uiu , ui nvuiv VI UlEir Hill . .. " , j i
nit ilaiialit 1. 1.. If. j , , I CaII latv if liohla Ann Waworth
iiauiiiici-urwi, nr. anu mtm. , v
Russell Millett, 1420 Court St. choir director; Sue Morris, ments;
wil be employed at Cooley's Gar
dent during the summer.
In the faO they plan ta return
to school hi Eugene, where Mr.
Cooler will be a junior in the
school of Business Administration
at the University of "Oregon. Miss
Johnson will complete her high
school education there.
After completion at the univer
sity present plant call for associ
ation of Mr. Cooley with nis par
ents la the Cooley Iris Gardens at
Silvertoo.
the press to call between 2 and 5
o'clock.
Arranging the party are the
couple's four children, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Millett. and Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd DeLapn. Mr. and Mrs.
Alternate Bethel officers include
Sandra Hummel, junior custodian;
Nancy Van Houten, senior custodi
an: Pat Stevenson, inner guard:
Joyce Pederson, outer guard;
Marilyn Colsan, Shirley Tjhede,
'i..!1! Jl70u".2,lUrtt Pat Backe. ferri Gustafson. Janie
The goldenweds came to Salem
33 yean ago and before his re
tirement Mr. Millett was with the
states highway department for 25
years.
Roberts, messengers; Mari 1 y n
Carr. musician; Judy Jacobson,
librarian: Pat Karnes, recorder;
Diane Hensey. chaplain; and Pat
Johnson, treasurer.
i Committee chairmen to serve
Salem kUu Ctah members wltn M,ss claggett are Laura Kend
will meet Monday night at the T education; Carole Norwood,
home of Mrs. Agatha Nelson, 735 boapitalitv; Carol Ramsden. tele
Madrona Ave., at I p.m. Miss pnone. shirlev Beutler. cleanup:
Alice Mathey and Miss Gertrude : Elaine Standish. audits, Pat
Cheney will be the co-hostesses, j stivers, investigation; Sharon Gold
en, obligation. Miaron ienion. oe-
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Mist Johnsoa has been feted at
a number ef parties this past
month, since her wedding plans
have been made known.
at her Portland home for MinV Albany and Mrs. Larry Ernst.' gree: Vicki Fronk. philanthrop.v .
Greet Gaetts at BerepUee
A reception was held at St,
Mary's dining room following the
ceremony. Mrs. Louise Beau
champ cut the cake an1 pouring
ware Mrs. Frank Peters, godmo
ther of the bride, and Mrs. Hen
ry Miotke, sister in-Uw of the
groom. Mrs. Edward Miotke,
1 1st a sister-in-law, served the
ices. Assisting were the Miiaes
Dorothy Frank, Pearl Fink. Bet
ty Jean Friehtl, Sandra Davie,
Shirley Wagner, Helen Peters,
Joanne Frerea, Patricia Freres
and Judy Huffleman.
For her wedding trip the new
Mrs. Miotke wore a beige and
white cotton knit suit After a
honeymoon in Las Vegst the cou
ple will be at home in Stayton.
Mlaa Patricia WaeUa win pro-
tide at ber final meeting aa hon
ored queen ef Bethel J, Job's
Daughters Monday algnt at the
. Scottish Rite Temple at 7; SO pjn.
Formal Initiation will else be nek)
during the evening.
Johnsoa Thursday night. A num
ber of Silverton friends attended.!
which also included Miss Johnson's
mother. Mrs. Vernon Johnson, the
former Henrietta Lovett of Silver-ton.
Monday nifht Mrs. Perl Bye was
hostess at her Silverton country
home for Mist Johnson. Assisting
Mrs. Bye were Mrs. I. L. Stewart.
Mrs. Larry Ernst and Mrs. Diane
Rold.
Bidden were Miss Janice John
n. Miis Verna Johnson, Miss
Connie Schriener, Misses Judy and
Georgie Ernst, Miss Diane Bye.
Miss Piper Rold, Miss Joni John
son, Misaes Beki and Lori McKee,
Mrs. Harold Morse of Joseph,
Mich., Mrs. Vernon Johnson. Mrs.
Byrde Miller. Mrs. James Keith.
Mrs. Fred Warnock, Mrs. Sam
Staedeli, Mrs. C. J. Cooley, Mrs.
John Morley. Mrs. Charles Brown,
Mrs. George Lovett, Mrs. Alfred
Johnson. Mrs. I. L. Stewart, Mrs.
Merle Rasmussen, Mrs. Duane
Rold, Mrs. Rholin Cooley. Mrs.
Larry Ernst, Mrs. Robert Schrein
er. Mrs. Harold McKee. Mrs. R. E.
Kletnsorge, Mrs. Alvin R. Fish
On June 2. Mrs. Harold McKee
i will be hostess at a shower for Nancy Sears, social; Doris Strmz
Miss Johnson at the home of Mrs.
Ernst in Silverton.
ham. decorations;
Pinson. sunshine
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