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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1956)
Texas Future Home Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., June 24, 8 (Sec. III)-15 f , ' f 1 ,it i Ut BT r - . m wit i t,"f i r- v Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Moore (Betty Bishop) who were mar ried June 16 at the Calvary Baptist Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. J. Carey Moore of Portland. After August 1 the couple will be at home in San Antonio, Texas, where It. Moore Will begin his pilot training in the U.S. Air Force. (Steimonts Studio.) ' Miss Barbara Parsons Bride Of George Sheldon Saturday All white bouquets of chrysanthemum and rlelphinum provided the netting for the lovely afternoon nuptials on Saturday at St Paul's Episcopal Church uniting in marriage Miss Barara Mary Parsons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Parsons, and Oeore Ormay daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Parsons, and George Ormay Charles Sheldon of Mill Valley. Calif. It was at 4 o'clock that the Kt. r ' Rev. Benjamin D. Dagwell. bish- . op of the Oregon diocese of the y A( A T Pfl At Episcopal Church, performed the 1 ' ' v- I f VI nuptials. Miss Kuth Bedlord was . . the organist and Mike and I'at rACjQQ MOme I Kelley were the acolytes. I Of Chantillv-type lace was the f I I bridal gown, the fitted bodice made Jf JUIV 0 ' with a square neckline and lonjj j ' 1 ileeves. The skirt was fashioned j Date announced for the YWCA with lace panels in front and the ! membership silver tea is July -6 back of alternate tiers of lace and d he held al the home of tulle terminating in a chapel train )r am, Mrs Horacf McGpe M5 Her fingertip lUusion veil cascaded ; Row strpft Mrs c Ronald Hud. 'J"? dre"' "Hkins and Mrs. Mavnard Shifter ried bwkBot bouquet .of "Ph- are wrving as co-chairmen for the notis centered with a white orchid. .. . 6 , The Femlalne Attendants anair. i Miss Joanne L. Windberg of Kl' Additional general committee Paso. Texis, was the maid of him-j members are Mrs James Arm or and Misses Janet Armes of F.u- priest. Mrs Donald Richardson, gene, a cousin of the bride. Miss Mrs. Harold Schneider. Miss Ger loan Borthick of Portland and trude Arheson, Miss Mildred Glo Mrs. Ronald K Lane of Florence ver and Mrs. Theodore Jenny, were bridesmaids. Miss Windherg Pecoralicr.s chairman is Mrs. Wil and Miss Borthick are Mills Col- liani Hush Adams. lege classmates of the birde. They J Spetial invitations are being j wore azure blue tafleta waltz mailed to the 75 charter YW mem gowns designed with a drop waist-1 bers who still reside in the Salem' line with lare insertion and bustle arra i i4 the original' mem how in back of a deeper shade. j was 400 Centennial ob Their cap style headresses wero I sorva,KC ls the theme of the party, of matching taffeta, and finished ' to wnjcn the public is invited to at one side with a bow and veil-; attend, ing They carried bowknot bou-j quels of white Esther Reed daisies. Donald Carlson of San Francisco Cl. l-rtU'r was best man for Mr Sheldon and 01. JOSCUM 5 seating the guests were Daud W al- . ter of Santa Rosa. Calif.. John C - ii. Pankratz of Seattle and Terry Par- OCl I 1 1 1 Ul sons, the bride s brother All e- . . , cept the latter are Stanford class- Nljoflfll mates of the bridegroom il lUJI IUI J A blue and white silk print gown ( with while accessories was chosen At a 2 0 clock ceremony on Sat bv the bride s mother for the nup-1 '"-day afternoon at M -'"P tials. Mrs. Bates attended her son s j Catholic Church Mrs Sophia Han marriage in a rose-beige lace gown nan became the bride of rinlr-y u ith malrhmtr f rnr o The r , MCncrsm, son 01 mi. anu .iiib corsages were pink rosebuds Reception at Parsons Home F J. Slenersen of Oslo. Norway Father Harris officiated at the A receotion was held at the nuptials before a small group of Candalaria home of the Parsons on the couple's friends nolton Terrace. Pouring were Mes-, For nor weeding the bride chose dames Gyula Ormay of Burling- a pink crystallette afternoon sioun ame. the bridegroom's grandivmth- with matchinc hat and earned a er. R. Vernon Thompson and Lloyd bouquet 0f pink rosebuds centered Armes of Eucene. aunts of the wiih a white orchid bride. Cutting the cake were Mes-' Miss Margaret Vaughn was the dames George Sandlord of San brides onlv attendant and she Francisco, aunt of the bridegroom Gerald Towne of Euuene. Lee Nel son of Coos Bay and John Lach enmyer of Uunsmuir. Calif. Assisting were Mesdames Victor Wynkoop, Portland, Welden Cor nutt. Olympia, Wash , Gregory Burbach. Florence. Edward Hatha wav. Corvallis. Albert I'ellandini. wore a mist blue crystallette dress and carried a nosegay of white daisies. Merlin Estop Jr. stood with Mr. Stenersen as best man and ushers were La Verne Euing and Ralph Andersen of Portland The wedding reception was held at the couple's home on Hyde Jr . Gait, Calif , Robert Armes, street. Mrs. Bella Johnson poured Eugene. Misses Peggy Ragan, i and Mrs Iiaph Andersen cut the Nancy Ragan. Florence. Irene Da- rnke Assisting were Mrs. C L. mis. Portland. Nancy Adams, , BoW(.s r pai Klhel and Miss Heppner. Roberta Cornutt, Seattle, rrn(, j , r. , . , n s Leslie Coates. Portland, and Wal- j Knr i.r' honevmnnn to Ml. Rai lace Bates and Thomas Parsons, nj(,r h(, n(,w AIrs stenersen wore brothers of the couple Mrs Adrian g nan. blu(, (n(lt wn whlle ac. Cornull and Robert Perry of So- (.(,SS(,n,,, C(1U)C wil lnake atlle played violin and piano num- (h(,jr home jn Salfm dots curing me recepuon After a wedding trip to Lake Louise and Banff the newlyweds will go to San Antonio, Texas, where Lt. Sheldon will take his pi lot training in the U. S. Air Force Regular business meeting of Bethel 43, Job's Daughters will be held Monday night at the Scottish Rite Temple at 7:30 p m. IMPORTANT NOTICE . . . SALEM, OREGON GRAND OPENING Thursday, 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M:-Friday 9:30 A.M. lo 9 P.M. 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