Red-Haired Bride Married In Setting of White Flowers In a setting of all white flowers and eaadlellgnt. Miss Alice Carol Svlnth became the bride of David Paul Doeriuea at the Calvary Bap tist Oiurth Friday, June 1 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jens T. Svinth and the groom is the soa of Mrs. Sarah Duerksea of Salem and Bea F. Doerk- sen of Gresham. ' " ' Dr. Charles Durdea performed i t I f tt the eight o'clock nuptial ceremony Lh 00 WICK LOttee, 'he organisfpD'GiKk1 Luncheon Planned a . i. a Chadwick Chapter. Order of The bride wore a gown of hand- itaiUn SUr duD grving clipped imported Uce over Mtin , , i,,. . tw. ul with long jleevesa sweetheart j, Tfmple TlmdlT JuM I I ,. ,; " ""!12. The public is invited to at the back of the skirt into a short tend Cofffe wi wrved (rom chapel train. The from cJ the s;rt i0:00 t0 j,:30 d ,uncB was in tiers of pleated nylon tulle. frnm ,,.n . 1so . A bandeau of lace with sequin , mernt to be given. Those ...... .wn m n wishing to may stay and play bride s red-eold hair with a finger-L,. h. u Jk tipvefl of illusion net She carried pederwn ind Mri. Emery Wood .rUu,u...,mc 0iulc. are ec-rhairmen. Miss Michelle Kdwards, the maid of honor, carried a daisy rosette A A Ursnesr with while satin streamers. She wlIC nwiiwr and the bridesmaids. Miss Diane f Burkland and Miss Barbara Frei- DUDrVISOrS tag of Yakima, wore daisy gar-. lands in their hair and street j Special educational supervisors length princess style dresses of for the Salem school district and aqua crystalette. i officers and committee chairmen Miss Jo Anne Doerksen, the ' the Bush School Mothers Club groom s sister, was the junior at-1 honored at a coffee Thursday tendint i morning at the home of Bush R. m. ... i. twi, i S1 Principal and Mrs. Walter brother of t groom, "d ushers Thf visors Miss were Charles Peter of Do"!. I Qrctchen Kreamcr. music consult Calif.. and James Brown of Sa-. ,. Mjsg Mlrjorif Chesteri ,ib. lem- rarian: Miss Margaret MCDcvitt, For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. 1 ,rt. Mr, Grace Wolgamott. phvsi Svinth wore navy lace over tatfeta ca education: Miss Constance with while accessories and white Weinrmn. audio-visual aids, and orchids. The groom s mother wore rs- Kmma Wasson. school lun powder blue lace over lafieta with cnrs white accessories and while or chids. At the reception in the church j - parlors, Mrs. Leslie White of San Jose poured coffee and Mrs. Ken neth Graber served punch, The bride's aunt, Mrs. Lou Greenwood of Corvallis cut the cake. Mrs. Gary Jones had charge of the gifts and Miss Susan Gleckler passed the guest book. Assisting were Miss Sharon Greenwood, Miss Je- ! Mrs. Sidney Schlesineer is pres i ident of the Mothers Club. ington beaches, the bride wore a navy silk sheath with white silk picture hat, white accessories and a white linen coat. The couple will be at home at 3159 Center Street after June 19. Mr. Doerksen attended Salem schools and was graduated in mil- ir orinrntinfl at Willamette tlni- annine Graber, Misses Lorraine . versity ,his montn, His wife also iiu Anne oagiey, ana misses i ,ttended Salem schools and WU Shirley and Gail Blush, j hmette University, and is em- For their wedding trip to Wash-1 ployed by Moore Business Forms. v T llinericaiiS in JPartd F ,! , f;-f ..-' . jk J knd 'r J , ' U, :h M Vacancies in Girl ScoutV Camp Remain Vacancies remain In all eight weekly sessions of the Smith Joytt Hill el Oswego and Miss Creek Girl Scout cantp this sum-;Anlle Mitchell of Portland, who mer. Camp Director Mra. T. A.;wili t.,iB & ,terfront director. Miss saner Kra-. Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sim., June? 10, "56 (Sec. of Mr. and Mrs. Sjuney Kronu-r, - , - - m epccod home eany t.is i ' mmxmii$tJMlitoiTii "u m iHTiWi ircm her college in Florida where she was recently elected president of Libra, academic honorary. She will be a lifeguard at Leslie pool this summer.. McMinn of Corvallis announces. Additional information a a d Tba camp, which will b open I . . . . u- from July 1 to August 20. u ln.f), rom cir U Sliver Falla recreational areaf)flder inm lh cir and la open to all girls, age 10 to 0fice at 444 Center street 17, whether or not they are Girl ( Scouts. ! Registration is limited to 4t girls each week. Younger girls will live in the Sleepy Hollow! sectioa of the camp and the older girls in tha hilltop section. One two-week session is offered, from July 73 tS Aug. S, although one- week registrations are also being accepted for this period. Room remains in the camp for approximately 160 girls. Registra tions have already been received from girls throughout the Santi am area in Toledo, Newport, Wecoma, Albany, Corvallis, Stay ton, Silverton, Lebanon, and Sa lem. Camp activities include horse back riding, archery, crafts, swimming, evening campfires, and many games and athletic con tests. Three leaders who attended camp last year as counselors-in-training under the direction of Oregon State College and who have lust graduated from OSC will again be at camp to assist Mrs. McMinn. They are Miss Sy bil Westenhouse of Scio, Miss BEFORE.. . ( You buy a Spinet jt Organ . . . S Hava You Heard And iPbyed... Come in this week and choose "HIS" gift from our outstanding collection! Father will be pleased to receive anyone of the wonder- I ful gifts we have in our store. American fashion design was viewed with much intartst In tht world capital of high faihion when 40 ensembles made from patterns produced by well-known American patternmaker were presented in twice-daily "Do-lt-Yourself" fashion showi in the U.S.A. Pavilion at the Paris International Trade Fair recently. Shown, heie is a short dance dress end a full-skirted jacket ensemble, of the type that American housewives whip up and wear themselves with as much style assuTance as the Parisian designer models. P. S. You'll be happier with a Baldwin! e Rentals and lessons ZOBELS 51 Court . i.s - Am- , v I swdTv x&WSBgiSKS39N&Stf2Ll Choose from our interesting selection sf Greeting Crds. Executive k.ard of Gamma f"LlrL Cprvira Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma VnUrCn JCrvifcC Alpha will meet Monday with Mrs. i . CmmsIa Raymond Housley on Del mar UnlTC V.OUpiC, Drive. ii A... in Mumviuv p lx- i f' m.A J . i J .y.. v,4iiJiiJl.a.JA, A .MK. AUhHki -.iiij.Ml Suasiiwitfc .. 9 .1 3 i Vigll T. Golden Serving Salem and Vicinity as Funeral Directors for 25 Years Convenient I o a 1 1 e n-S. Commercial Street on a bus line direct route to cemeteries-no cress traffic te hinder servi ces Salem's most modern funeral home with seating capacity for 300. Services within your means, always. Virgil T. Golden Co. .1 'it i Grace S. Golden A service held Saturday June I In the Bethel Baptist Church, Aumsville, united in marriage Miss Sallv Anne Klein, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Elmer A. Klein, all of Aumsville. and David Z. Heint. aon of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heinz of Salem. The Rev. Robert Luther rend the wedding vows at I o clock Mrs. Leonard Hays sang, and Mrs. Harold Dutton played the nrrnn. Candleliihters were Miss Linda Magee and Miss Mildred ter and son-in-law home this Members of Barbara Frietchle Tent of Salem who will attend the Uth annual convention of the Ore gon department. Daughters of Un ion "Veterans, in Albany June 12, 13 and 14, are Mesdames Joseph Bach, department senior vice pres ident; A. W. McCoy, department musician; Russell Langiord, tent president; . E. Bergman, past department president, .and Mes dames Jack Simkins. J. Ulrich, Mary Hilborn, F. M. Peyton. H. A. Gwynn, Luella Inman, and Miss Adona Cochran, delegates. Mr. and Mrs. James Uardle are expecting their sons and daugh- (St) 1 RWtBVKIUIVW II I W. 01 U 60S S. Commercial St. FUNERAL SERVICE Carpenter, The floor-length bridal gown was of pink embroidered organdy and tulle, fashioned with a scoop neck line and tiered skirt. She carried a white Bible with white roses. Mrs. Harold Youngberry.- sister of the bride was maid of honor. She and the bridesmaids were gowned in pink and white striped gowns fashioned with scalloped necklines and carrying nosegays of pink and white daisies. Mrs. Robert' Luther, Mrs. JuUe Heinz, sister the groom, Miss Loretta Hansely were maids of honor. Linda and Ann Youngberg. nieces of the bride, Todd Heini, the groom's nephew, and David Luther were flower girls and ring bearers. . Donald. A. Helm Jr., was his brother's best man, and John Gil more, Ken Rawlings, and Glenn Klein were ushers. Mrs. Klein wore a turquoise pongee sheath dress with white ac cessories and a white carnation corsage. Mrs. Heini was attired in rose boucle lace with white ac cessories and corsage. At the reception Miss Lucy Lenz, I 'Mrs. Jack Lindeman. Mrs. Sher- 4C , . 1. . I U.M. f$,iman Bosiraci, sums oi ure unue, i poured, Mrs. Arnold Jarvis and VJ Mrs. Martin Gehlen, also aunts, cut the cake and assisting were Mrs. Kd Holmauist. Mrs. R. Pope, Mrs. O. Bruce, and Mrs. D. Ma Phone 4-2257 ' gee . , Mrs Heinz' eoinc awav dress m-wirwf'V'1" of pink with which he W0rt aS3L& I white and pink accessories. week from college. Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Morris are arriving from Western Washington College and Mrs. Morris, the former Carol Hardie, received her diploma from Oregon State College this week. The sons, David and Jim, have been attending Oregon State College and David recently won the Air Force ROTC s distin guished air cadet award there. Mr. ana" Mrs. Verny Scoll are spending the week in Portland at tending the Eastern Star convention. HEI'Itefell- for his day, Sunday June 17 A Hondsome Easy Chair ... a gift that FATHER will use ond enjoy every day ... a welcome gift of yeor-around comfort. Whether it's on upholstered (ond, remember, in the fabric of your choice) or a distinctive, beautiful leather choir, it will be o smart addition to your home and a delight to father. Other Gift Suggestions . . . ... a decorative smoking stand to make his hours of relaxation really comfortoble ... a lamp for his chair, a desk or game table. But, come see for yourself the fashions in furniture for FATHER! TRUE GRAND RAPIDS CAIInM klMja A?I043 ly Invitotion . . . Grand Rapids Furniturt Makers Guild Henry Meyer Furniture & Interiors Jmm, "THI IEST PLACE TO SHOP AFTER ALL" THIRD FLOOR vs. Say "Chaw ff" Conviriienf Jtrmt OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M. "AGE DOES NOT DEPEND ON YEARS BUT ON TEMPERA MENT AND HEALTH" (Athr' mm Wlow) Medical science is rapid ly conquering many of the killers that have plagued mankind. Small Pox, Ty phoid, Diphtheria, Ma laria, and now even Polio ore being controlled. Your age should be mea sured, not by your years, but by how well you hove taken, care of yourself. Your temperament should be better because you know that your health can be better if you consult your Physician frequently and follow his advice. We carry the medicines that will help you keep young. YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 4-3336150 S. Liberty St. 3-9123310 Court St. 3-31572440 Gear St. WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE Pick up your prescription if shopping near us, or let us deliver at 12:30 and 4:00 daily without extra charge. A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. May we compound yours? ' Remrmber: At 150 South Liberty street we are pre pared to supply your Drug Store needs 24 hours a day. Night and day. We are open at this address daily from : A.M. until 11:00 P.M. At any ether time you need us just dial 4-3336 or 3-9123. Sunday" hours are 12:00 until 2:00 and 6:0.0 until 9:00 P.M We are pleased to be able to give this 24 hour service to the people of ur community LAW tptrttt at mm Medical Center Branch 2440 Oresr Phone 3 3157 Salem, Oregon Court and Commercial Phone 3-0123 150 South Liberty St. . Phone 4 3336 'OMlttiM ky Try tmui 1 SOS- 1SS4. Cpyrifhl 1SSS (10W1) WW it: w ft - - ;- an h i - ' r ..jr '.'. arc summer -s t$h& V f sheer delight r y I ( 1:1: vyi Wife 'Sh I irv f r-Km ;. 7 A t lm i On Sears M ' Siies 14H to IV and 12 to 20. The sheer rayon dress . . . defined in ex quisite floral prints that Summer loves. Rhinestone-centered buttons add sparkle to a wonderful color assortment. Hand washable, too. WOMEN'S WEAR MAIN FLOOR m to 2 i 12 to 20 'SaSijacSbH puatajt&utM jta mMtf tad' StiVRS 550 N. Capitol 3-9191