yiss Mina Raaen Is Married
At Church Rites on Saturday
irsce uiinersn i nurcn was tne setting lor a lovely wedding Saturday
night when Miss Mlna Marie, E. Raaen became the bride of T. Arnold
AimeUtaedt. The bride it the daughter ot Mr. and Mn. Henry 0. Raaen
and the bridegroom ! parenti are Mr. and Mn. Theodore Mittelstaedt
of Douglas, Wath. The Rev. Lowell W. Holle performed tht o'clock
ceremony. , .
Earl Evani, cousin of the bride, :
n Wh!rir .You,'lt 0 Pe Danny ., Mittelstaedt. "the bride
Love and The Lordi i Prayer. Mrs. J glWi brother ,nd Mu.
Ron Reese played the organ ac teUtdli MphewT , u,, brld.
companirnent. , 'groom
The kneeling pillow, which the, ....
couple used for the service, was . "t'.'TrV ".nt flooI
made by the bride's mafernal ; '" ?.n of Ch,,?UUy1) ,nd
..4 i... jl i.. nylon tulle over satin with flower
Jo years by .very bride In the1 'c PP T U,hJDS
family. Lighting the candles were " "
Jvtim.ucu iiuiii ymu vest, wiikii
had been worn by a longtime friend
of the bride. She carried a bouquet
of ttedhanotis and Eucharta. lilies,
For "something old" she wore
the crystal and pearl necklace
which had been worn by her mother
at her wedding and carried, the
handkerchief made by her mater
nal grandmother and carried by
her mother. .. .
A Bride of Saturday ,
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children spent a week recently in
California and Nevada. They visit
ed her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs Ted Gubler in Car
son City, 'and enjoyed a May at
Lake Tahoe. They arrived home a
week ago. .
An early summer visit to Yellow.
GROWING HONOLULU
HONOLULU Honolulu
will Jiave a population of half a
Million by 1980. Keith K. Wal
lace,' chief water engineer, esti-'
matra. The preaent population is
270,000. .
The Feminine AUeedaats -
Miss Alice Cuda of Vancouver,
Wash. . wss the honor maid and
she wore a rose sunset faille walti
gown with long, torso bodice and V
neckline. The bridesmaids, Mrs.
Hal -Nielsen of Chico. Calif, and
Mrs. Marvin Ludemsn,. stater of the
bridegroom of Ephrata, Wash.,
wore tea rose faille gowns. They
carried cascades of whit Esther
Reed deities and wore matching
circlets in their hair.
Jeanette Wagnild, cousin of the
bride from Plentywood, Montana,
was the flower girl. I
Marvin Ludeman served as bes
man for Mr. Mittelstaedt and
uhers ware .Irrald Slattum and
Glenn Ludeman of Waterville,
Wash.
Mrs. Raaen chose a rone bouc
lace gown with navy accessories
and a corsage of pink Elfe roses
(or the wedding. Mrs. Mittelstaedt
wore a beige ensemble with brown
accessories and a corsage of yellow
roses for her son's marriage.
Aaaiat At Reeep.Ua
The reception was held in the
fireplace room of the church. Pour
ing were Mrs. Julius Slattum, Mrs.
Lillian Paske. of Burbank. Calif.,
aunt of the bride, and Mrs. George
iaatiSfJCQi
Mn. T. Arnold Mittelstaedt, the former Mini Mane
Raaen- before her marriage on Saturday night at Grace
Lutheran Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. end
Mrs. Henry O. Raaen and the bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mittelstaedt of Douglas, Wash,
(McEwan Studio).
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Grening of Puyallup, Wash., sunt
of the bridegroom. Cutting the cake
were Mrs. Clarence Wagnild of
Plentywood, Mont., and Mrs. Mar
vin Wangsness of Lo Altos, Calif.,
cousins of the bride. Assisting were
the Misses Lois Gunderson, Thelma
Inglebret, Joy Evans, Donna Swan
son, Barbara Macdonald of Port
Angeles, Wash, and Kay Evans.
For going away- the bride wore
a periwinkle blue linen sheath
dress and coat ensemble, with
white hat and black patent leather
accessories. After July- dtfie
newlyweds will be at home near
Douglas, Wash., where the bride
groom Is engaged in ranching.
OLDSTERS PREFER MIXTURE?
EAST LANSING, Mich. iFh
"Retirement cities" in southern
climes probably won't become
popular with the oldsters them
selves, a Michigan State Univer;
slty sociologist believes. 1 "Older
people are not always happy to
have a community of senior citi
zens alone,'' says Dr. Gordon J.
Alridge. "They seem to prefer to
have the town's funerals bal
anced by baby carriages."
Lefe vers Will
Observe 60th
Anniversary
By B. NORBERG '
DALLA& The lixtieth werMinff
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P" t0.ur M ,a!f,cVMh'
P. Lefever will be celebrated to
day at a family reunion and picnic
In the Dallas city park.
Mr: and Mrs. Lelevcr were
married June 30, MM In Golden
dale, Wn. They lived in the Cooper
Hollow community for many years
and are now living .at the Mrs.
EUen Hardison nursmg home.
All of their children plan to be
here for the anniversary observ
ance. They are Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lefever of Brookings; Mr. and
M.s. A. H. Davis, Salem; Mr. and
Mrs. Coy Morris,- Albany;. Mr. and
mis. iHK brictn, munn, . wim i
Mrs. Everett Norris. Springfield, 1J
and Mrs. James Carver of Liberty, i
Due home Sunday are Mr. and.
Mrs. Gay V. Rempcl and Mr.!
and Mrs. Isaac Dick following a
month's vacation: The group left
here June S for Henderson, Nebr.,
and Mountain Lake. Minn, to visit
relatives, spending time In Yellow
stone park on the way. They are
making the homeward trip through
Canada.
Vacation la Montana
Home this past week following a
motor vacation are Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Dalpes and children. They
drove to Butte, Montana' to visit
his mother,-Mrs. Rose Dalpei. and
sister .Mrs. Ernest Fry. The re-'
turn trip was - made by way of
Seattle, the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Golden and family, brother-in-law
and sister of Mrs. Dalpet.
' Mr,; and Mrs. N. John Hajisen
and sons, Tom and Jim, and Mr.'
and Mrs. Mollis Olloway and sons,
Bob and Jim, are leaving Monday
for a two week's tour of the
Caribou highway In British Colum-'
bia. This stretch ot the Alcan '
highway is drawing the two fam
ilies for fishing and its scenic at
tractions. A Trip Smith . I
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stever and
JERSEY IS TAMX i
- WALL TOWNSHIP, N. J. (AP)I
It appears the only buffaloes
seen around here recently were
on nickels but a western re
seascher warita to make sure there
were none of the live- variety.
W. J. Rice. Santa Clara. Calif..
stone I'ark by Mr. and Mrs.-Abia wrote to the towpihip clerk that
Haas and family proved a cold, he was compiling a buffalo cenaus
but interesting experience. Snow of the United Statei and Canada,
drifts an frozen lakes were stiU A spot check showed that no buf-
th. n.nnr.mi n.rk .iirertinn Th. ls'o had wandered into these
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return trip from ,N. Dako a . here, rMMrched Ricr ..( don't W
wiry .,u o.ie iu ic.w.r. , to overlook apvone.
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