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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1956)
Wed at Church Nuptials VI:-. .4 4 . tV,tV. - . - - . , v - n ,' 1 f u Ik Burton J" Engagements On Campus Announced A, poem and a Life magazine pictorial announced to memben the engagement of Penny Lille and Caar Edwards to memben of the Pi Beta Phi house last Wed nesday. Miss Lilies, a junior psychology major, was recently appointed co director lor Varsity Varieties. She has been active on drama de partment committees and is also a member of the Student Body elections committee. Edwards f o r m e rly attertded Oregon State College where he was affiliated with Phi Gamma Delta. He is now engaged in pre dental studies at Reed College. The wedding is planned for a year from this June. A cardinal red candle encir cled by an engagement ring was passed to her sorority sisters and blown out by Clarine Woolery who later introduced her fiance, Bert Harp. Miss Woolery is a senior drama major lrom Salem. A member of Chi Omega, she served as presi dent of that organization. She is also a member of Theta Alpha Phi, international drama hon- were orary Stayton Couple Married At Large Wedding Saturday Mr llrwH Rurtnn Walker fAAarv Inuiue CraniO whn r-wned May 25 at the First Christian Church. The bride is the! !JaA?.Patteed &,eH wh?ls .a r,-:-k.. b i a a. u.,,., , and OCE and is now employed by ,,v..,v.. l, omu ..... tne tate of Oregon ib me son or rvr. ana vtrs. o. is. wsmer. ine coupie win live in Salem. (Jesten-Miller Studio). White bows tied with little white bells marked the pews at the Stay ton Church ef the Immaculate Con ception Saturday morning when Miss Lantt Marie Boedigheimer became the bride of Gerald Victor Kinti. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boedigheimer, Stay ton, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Roman Kinti, also of Stayton. The Rev. Mathew Jonas per formed the 10 o'clock nnptials while Miss Josephine Brand played the organ. Nestor Van Handel and John Brand sang. The bride wore a floor length gown of imported lace over satin with scoop neckline and bodice extending in apron effect over the skirt which fel in full tiers of ny lon tulle extending in a chapel train. Her nylon tulle veil was held in place with cap embroidered In seauins and pearls and she carried a cascade bouquet of white stephonotis and white orchid. The maid of honor. Miss Darlene Boedighemer, sister of the bride, wore a ballerina length princess style dress of powder blue cry stallette and carried white chry santhemums centered with pastel yellow Clad in matching dresses were the bridesmaids: . Miss Ha Jean Boedigheimer, sister of the bride. Mrs. Clement Lulay. sister Garden Club To Install New Officers Mrs. A. R. Tartar will be in stalled as president of Salem Gar den Club al its regular monthly meeting Monday, June 4. The corsage class under the supervision of Mrs. Charles A. Cole and Mrs. Bryan Goodenoirgh will start at 10 o'clock. Corsage for members whose birthdays oc cur during June will be made in the (lavs Also, at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Jack Bartlett will conduct a flower arrangement class. Members are requested to brinK their favorite flower container and flowers with u huh to work. The meeting will start at 2 o'clock. Claude Mills will be the tuest speaker, Mrs. A. A. Carper will he in charge of the guest book. Mrs Frank Test will have charge of the club flower arrangement anil Miss Kdilh Schryver will dec orate the surpri.se table lor the month ill June. Mrs P. I.. Brown will ti.ni' her ' Garden Chatter .Mr-. W. C. Rambo is tea chair man agisted by Mrs. John Carr. .Hrs. Louis Lorenz and Mrs. Walter Andes. During the tea hour the following members will assist Mrs. Hubert Shinn, Mrs. Don L'p jolui. Mrs. R. B. Winslow. Mrs. .lake I'ankratz. Mrs Ira Mans field.' Mrs John llajper. Mrs. Clara Rrunk, Mrs. Theodore Wuilk. Mrs Wenonah Martin and Mrs Hichard I'pjohn. DGIlUGQflTJSS By CARL HALL The fish were not biting Patience. tfSf .5tS and scrutiny, those twin attributes Delta Pi. A telegram in the form of the announcement of a scholarship !sj(V was the method lor announcing the wedding date of Joanne Ter hark and Dave Finley. Miss Terhark, a senior psychol ogy major, is past president of Pi Beta Phi. She is also a mem- couple will live in California next year, where Finlay will continue his studies at Stantord univer- that add up to discovery and under standing of earh more than water, become snagged on pebbles, sink ing into pools, swirling into ed dies of frustration that hang heavy in the empty creel. Oflfo, when the waters give an empty stare, the gravel bound eyes rise up to sky. questioning the weather awash In the river channel filled with space above (he grren canyons of fir and maple; thai space that the river has eaten Into the sky. Its pathway to sun. Gazing upward between the ridge poles of the river's wickiup we find we are dragging bottom tike a lead weight, we are being pulled by air and water, on current lacking containment. j Between the two magnets of light we make a discovery. We are shuffled between the pull of two forces that give the illusion of a third, quiveripg on some unseen precipice, we bob in some insub stantial vision that would tilt the trees to roost in the gravel becis. We are bait, hanging in that frac- tinn nf limp wherp watpr heromes I trees: the eves, still retaining the motion of water, swirl us along in a strange current pushing us sea ward Feet seem to be dragging on the sliding surface of curiosity and just as swiftly breaking from its stare towards suicide to set the : trees straight on the sky. Power of Water In the fraction of time when eyes leave water and rise, slowly, the imagination is aware of some strange form of iconoclasm that absorbs into the rivers currents the security natural to tree and rock. Seeking to bring to a culmi nation, it seems, the downward surge of water power that the flood tides of spring never completed Velocity was on the loose, without form yet giving a molden spill In solid rock, warping trees and gravel bars with the corduroy, asymmetrical deceit of water. Just fur a fey seconds the rarlh Is still a moving, evolving form, pulsating In the urgeney nf Us creative forces. Habitation Is pre carious reach out, reach out for support, fisherman, the river hai mrsermied your stav Then, just as suddenly, the sky has pulled you up short like an anchor and you are hanging on to a fish line blind to fish; and very still. Of I ndcrstanriing The real meaning of lislung is born here, on the precarious sta tion nl illusion above the unsus pecting water For by being bound to water by a line, moving in its staliuns of surprise, of stillness and .color, ol rapids and whiteness, we liml that, like a reflection, a tie dtplli ol understanding is discov ered in the earth To move (rum the water, through its illusion on the solid hanks and then into sky is to discover the rosary of life. We count I lie heads of beauty, the textures ol surlaee and surprise, we become care lakers ol the relationship between the living and the non-living Fish ing rock bound pools we discover It's a jumper for now a sun- that we travel from water to skv. dress for summer! For school- from leaf to branch, from insect time make on in cotton plaid, batch to gravel bar From stillness another in solid colors. She'll to torrent, cither nl water or wind Ime the bloi,.e too. with short or we are born on the caravans ol dis three quarter sleeves. She's sure covery that are and always will ... r.i,. n A " in fashion, wear- be. the call ol water ing this smart twosome' Pattern 480H: Girls' Sizes 6, 8, 10 12 14 Size 10 jumper. 2'2 yards 3!) inch: blouse, P yards This pattern is easv to USP, sim-learn pattern for lt-clas malllnit nlc In sew is tested lor fit Has : s,nd lo ANNK ADAMS, care Oregon pie to sew. is tesieii lor in. nas strsmsn tnl patrrn r,,pi mi complete llustrated instructions. . wt I7ih St . New York II N v .Sre.1 i HIH I V -FW t. . pels in i oin Print rlalnlv N A MF AIWUFSS -Hh for litis pattern - ad1 5 rent tor 70NF SI7T and STYLE NltMBFR Finlay, former president of the ASWU, is a member of Beta The ta Pi. A senior political science major, he holds membership in Theta Alpha Phi, Pi Gamma Mu, and Omicron Delta Kappa. The wedding is planned for August 5 in Portland, and the Two roses and a poem announ ced the engagement of Coralie Roseberry and Pete Van Horn to of the groom, and Mist Sharon Meyerhofer. Also dressed like the maid of honor was another lister of the bride. Miss Carol Boedigheimer, the junior attendant. Verl Dean Boedigheimer, brother of the bride, was best man and groomsmen were Glen Mincen, Clement Lulay and James Frichtl A navy blue sheath dress with pink accessories and corsage of pink orchids were worn by the mother of the bride, and the groom's mother chose a water melon pink suit dress with black and white accessories and corsage of white orchids. At the reception in the parish hall after the ceremony, Mrs. Al bert Boedigheimer and Mrs. Irvin Boedigheimer cut the cake. Mrs. Harvey Keudell poured coffee and Mrs. George Frichtl served punch. Assisting were: Mesdames Fred Fery, Alva Fery, Louie Freres, Clara Boedigheimer, Louie Gisler, Ann DeJardin, Mary Meyerhofer, Mary Welter. Joe Pieser, and the Misses Lela Boedigheimer, Bever ly Miller, Carole Frank, Doris Minden, Rose Folti, Joyce Foltz, Carol Ann Schumacher, Maralee Miller, Diane Prodrabsky. Jean nette Foltz, and Janice Jungwirth. For their wedding trip to Cali fornia and Nevada the bride wore a light blue tweed summer- suit with black and white accessories and the orchid corsage from her bridal bouquet. After their return the couple will live at Stayton. PILGRIMS HAIL POPE VATICAN CITY, 1 - Twenty , 1 j ; 1 : A 1 :-t members of the A pha Chi Omegai , , j n u. ' . 1 ... t, : from many nations hailed Pope junior and a house last week Miss Roseberry is a home economics major member of the choir. A member of Phi Delta Theta, Van Horn is a sophomore in the economics department and it also a member of the choir. He was a soloist for Varsity Varie ties his freshman year. The wedding is planned for a year from this summer. Pattern ' ' ' 6-14 h 9 the sheep dog eon is great What matter if the creel is empty if water and earth have had their saw Salem's Only Children's Shoe Store Wt Take Special Car in Fitting Your Children Properly. Your Children's Feet Are Our Business. We Feature . . . THE JUNIOR BOOTERY 236 N. High Opn Friday Til 9 P. M. Ph.3-8771 for dogs . . . but they don't know about Permanent insuranee for summertime hair woes! Why not see many Pius. XFf Saturday on the feastday of his namesake, St. Eugene Miss Madsen to Be Married in Hillsboro June 16 J5ILVERTON - Relativea and friends her are receiving invita tions for the wedding of Mist Lor etta Bell Madsen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor S. Madsen, Hills boro, to Joseph Milton Smith Jr., Portland, set for Saturday, June 16 at I p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church, Hillsboro. Mist Madsen, who will be grad uated from Oregon State College Monday from the school of educa tion, it a native of Silverton. The family moved to Hillsboro a num ber of years ago. At Oregon State College the hat been affiliated with Sigma Kappa social torority. Mr. Smith is also being grad uated from Oregon State College Monday in the school of business administration. Senior Asks 25 to Picnic Mist Georgianna Criswell. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cris wefJ, is celebrating her 18th birth day Friday morning, June , at Bush's Pasture. A South Salem High School grad uating senior, Miss Criswell will enter nurse's training at Mills College this fall. Twenty-five of her school friends have been invited to the picnic: Joan Kleinke, Carol Hoffman, Peg Hoffman, Sue Robin Day, Linda Steele, B o b i Boniface, Jeanine Day, Sue Grier, Linda Davis, Lynn Herrall, Nancy Snider, Eli zabeth Walton, Sally Merrill, Mar cv Mulkev, Jennifer Sercombe, Patti Whelan. Mary Jane Wait. Bonnie Starr, Connie Thome, Lau ra Lee Grimmett. Lesley Cline. Yvonne Pool, Kathi Deeney, Sue Trueblood, Janice Hall. 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