The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 03, 1956, Page 6, Image 6

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    Statesman's HOME
anorama
tkmtn .'. . Music . . . Fashions , . . Features
6-(Soc. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, July 3, '58
Around Town
Br JEtYMEr ENGLISH
PRK-MPTIAL . . parties for ' IWesses 7". . for a are-aaatial
mid-summer brides-elect highlight party a geaday will be Mrs.
the social calendar this week . . , Charles V. Maeeey ami her 4atuk
Miss Marlynn Harland, who will be ter, Mlu Mary Clara Meaner, wha
married , to U. Duane Eakin on art enlertalalag a4 Ikelr Tamarrk
July IS, will be feted at S o'clock Street hame for the prieaaare af
buffet supper and kitchen shower Mlas Dlaae Miller, Assess brtee-
Sunday afternoon when Miss Mar- elect at Lt. Frank Lamb
cia Cook entertains at the home of Thirty af Ike bride-to-he's aeheel
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William frteads bare beea lavlted U a 11
M. Cook . . . a group of the bride-1 e'eloeb breakfaat aad erystal anew-
elect's high school and college er . , . ,
friends have beea bidden to the: a caffee , . .hostess Monday
party . . . . " morning was Mrs. Walter H. Smith,
Heaarlag . . . Misa Hartaae will who enlertainetl at her Mission
ha her another aad stater, Mrs. Kay Street home between 10:30 and II
Harlaad and Mtaa' Carol Harlaad, o'clock . . , Mm. Smith Invited the
Lt. Eakia's saatber and lister, Mrs. j outgoing and incoming afficcrs of
Millard Eakia and Mlaa Vrcada the Salem Garden Chib and mem
F.akla at Powell Butte . . . Mimes hers of the Gaiety Hill Garden Club
Barbara Swefart, Jean Hamntaa, to atop for a cup of coffee and View
Hermatlae Berrlag, Mary Arnold, her garden
Aaa Meeker, Jnlle Asti-ap, Barbara
Brewer, Janet Reseee, Marian H ti
ler. Carol BartweH. Danaa Sae
Ritk. .Mrs. Carval .Gray, Mrs.
Richard Wright, Mrs. Gene Small,
Mrs. Michael Sbertock, aad Mrs.
A family reaalea . . . aa Saeday
at the beea al Mr. aad Mra. Ellis
H. Jones, when their Iter cblldrea
aad Ibeir families were pre at
. . . la the graap were Mr. aad
Mrs. William P.. Seat!, Craig aad
William M. Ceek, wha assisted her, Lanrle af Reseda, Calif.,
Bride-Elect
Honored by
Hostesses
Mrs. Donna Sawyer, who will be
married to Harold Ottley of An
chorage, Alaska in mid-July, was
fried at a miscellaneous shower
when Miss Hilda Bartels, Miss
Marilyn Springer. Mrs. Glen Loert-
scher and Miss Evelyn Stark en
tertained at. the home of Mrs,
Chirk Hill on Cascade Drive.
The bride-elect, accompanied by
her son, Tom, and her mother,
Mrs. Uuy Cook, will fly to An
chorage on July 14, where the
wedding' will lake place.
The mantel was decorated with
silver wedding bells and white
streamers and a map of Alaska
covered the table. , .
Honoring Mrs. Sawyer were Mrs.
Robert Kuenxjj, Miss Alice Gef-
tler, Mrs. Floyd Scott, Mrs. Mari
lyn Schoenhut, Mrs. E I e a n a r
Schramm, Mrs. Harry MiUer, Mrs.
Doris Llskey, Mrs. Alvin Staffer,
Mrs, Nancy Dickey. Mrs. Uela
Scott, -Miss LaVerne Hewitt. Mrs.
E I n 1 n t Gardner. Mrs. Roy Oh
lund. Mrs. Valva Simons, Mrs. Al
ts Dudley, Mrs. Elsie Keeker, Mrs.
Ransom Carpenter, Mrs. Zo Kru
ger. Mrs. Guy Cook, Miss Winnie
Cook, aunt of Mrs. Sawyer visit
ing hero from Kansas, and the
hostesses.
davek or . , .
The bride-elect's , . . grandmoth
er, Mrs. E. W. Harland, will enter
Uia with a bridal shower Thursday,
night at her D Street home . , . a
late dessert supper will be served
... the? hostess has invited mem
bers of the Immediate family to
honor Miss Harland , . .
present! visiting at. tka
home. Mr. sad Mrs. Ellis H. Jaaes
Jr., Gwy. Eileen aad Ellis III af
Miss Heppner
Visits in
Craig aad s . I
, - -Capital
To Live in Silverton
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Gervais Man Married to Albany Girl
St. Mnry'i Catholic Church In I June 23. The Rev. Martin Doherty
Albany was the setting for the i performed the t o'clock service,
marriage of Miss Audrey Joan, Mrs. Gladys Demars and Mrs.
Nielsen, daughter of Mrs. Trances i Frank Minett sang, and Mrs.
Nielsen, Albany, and Robert Wes
ley Kepplnger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Kepplnger of Gervais, on
y MAkT CLARK
T-Teant Pi If gals In Seal
"Getting to know yea . . . V
Getting to know al about yon . . . 1
Getting ta ted free and easy
Because af al Us beautiful aad
new things I'aa learning about
.-yea,-,
Betrothal of
Duo Told
Cridga Tourney
Winners Named
Mrs. W. A. Barsch and Mrs. A.
I. Eoff took top honors in the
senior section of the weekly dupli
cate bridge tournament at Knights
of Columbus Hall Thursday. Sec
ond place honors went to Carl Ru
der and Gordon Wilcoi. Tiring for
third and fourth place points were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foster and
Mrs. William Newmyer with Miss
Dorathea Steusloff. .
In the 'Junior section, Mrs. Sid
Schectman and Mrs. Tom Watson
placed first in north-south compe
tition; Mrs. Mona Voder and
Gladys Zcll were second, and Mrs.
Frsnk Ward an Mrs. Frank Ni
chols were third. Carl Charnholm
and Gua Wallis won the honors In
junior east-west play with Mr. and
Mrs. David Easoa second, and
Mrs. E. A. Guenther and Miss
Lorraine Measy third.
Centralis Temple, Pythian Ma
ten will meet Wednesday night at
Beavers Hall at I o'clock.
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MiM Alice Mathey entertained
Mark a'sd Mlcbnel W Dallas mt?!&JJ.'lt1 A"
Mr. aad Mrs. MarskaU Jacob aad
aaa, Breck, af Portlaad . . . CaH
Ing dnrlag tka afteraaea were Mr.
Jones' t k r a a slaters, Mrs. Joka
Wilbyeamke aad Mrs. Andersea
Cannon af Carmel. Calif., and Mrs.
Claire Gray af Lot Aagelea, visit.
prise guest was Misa Ethel Hepp
ner. former member of the club,
who has been living in foreign
countries while connected with the
U.S. Treasury department.
During the evening Miss Heppner
gave an interesting account of her
"' Ik. I
la the capital ... Mrs. Gray "s.. iZJTm,'.J""' "
left Moaday to retara Shu,
SILVERTON-Mr. arid Mn. Howard Keith Watts, who
were married June 17 at tK Silverton Methodist Church.
Before her marriage, Mrs. Watri was Callie An.r'Jacobten,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobsen of Scotts Mills. Mr.
Watts is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Watts of Silverton. Mr.
and Mn. .Watts will make Silverton their home. (Jejten-Mil-ler
Studio. '
Mrs. Caaaaa and Mrs. Wtthyeombt
are remaialag for a laager atay . . ,
A club kasieaa . . , tonight will
be Mrs. Robert Steeves, who will
entertain at a. dessert bridge at
her Candalaria horn . . . Mrs.
Homer Brolst will be aa addition
al guest . . ',
Betarnlag . . Saeday from a
week'a sajMra in San Francises
were Dr. aad Mrs. Charles 0.
Belgium, Beirut, other place in
the Republic of Lebanon and Paris.
Enroute to Oregon she visited in
Quebec, Lake Louise, Banff and
Victoria.
Mian Heppner leaves next week
for California to visit her mother
and in August will fly to Rio de
Janeiro to resume her work, where
she has been employed the past
year.
Crub members attending the
Anniversary
Party Fetes
Zollners
MT. ANGEL -A no-host buffet
supper nt the home of Mr. and
Mra. Bernard Schiedler Wednesday
night, June 27. honored th 45th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Zollner, parents' of
Mrs. Schiedler.
The other Zollner children who
and Klrki
Ibey were
'.v"" ' Irene dcLisle, Misa Golda Wheeler, helped with the arrangements for
Mr, Raw fthtunit lir, I u si.i. , th annivrrurv urtv mr Mr and
7 - .'ZZ-TL ;Ta:L.:r TJZ - Heath. Misa Edna Mc
Howlag ki Ran Dtege wMb Mrs. 1 ..."rr" w.?u J.. """re'
Lenck.' nwtker. Mrs. Alexaaaer -" " m'"K-
rhrelber, tka paat hrtalgkt . . .w rs rl
Mr. aad Mrs. OiU i. Wlbwa aad MOn
their Ibras riant eblldrea, Sbarya, lull n
Alan aad Jab, drove sanUl bst MOIOS KOUniOn
week la spend n lew nays an Baa
Roy Ohlund, Mrs. Lea Weir, t the anniversary party are Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Zollner, Mr. and Mrs.
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Sea tit pretty back view this
dresa displays acoft folds from
hiplioe to hemline, topped by a
graceful bowl The front presents
a lovelv picture too a smooth,
slim silhouette. So- flattering to
your figure, and best of all, a Joy
to sew it's so SIMPLE!
Patern 4753: Misses' sites 10, II.
14. If, II. Sue It Ukes IS yards
js-lnch fabric.
' This pattern easy to use. simple
ta sew.. is tested for tit. Has com
plete illustrated Instructions.
Stmt THTP.TY.rtVf rants In Mm
Hi this pattarn - add t tanta Sar
aarh aMjttarn tor fai-rlaaa aaailtne.
f.'nd to ANNK ADA MM, rara Oregon
Fialraman, 4K7 Pattarn DDt , 141
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rnnt p'amlr NA MR. Api)NR with
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imam warn
Oar 8lrf (
m tfasaajraa O rravarsa as
0 Canuca Oaaras til farm
, . LLl a.X BLIND MAN
rr tatimataa Das a SUM
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L ondl soothaal
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Fraaelae . . .
Arrlvlag ... In the capital last
week was Misa Elizabeth Hoyser,
who will spend th summer here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Hoyser . . . Miss Hoyser
recently returned to the states
from Guantannmo Bay, Cuba,
where she has been teaching the
past year at th U.S. Naval Base
. . . F.nrouteto Oregon the travel
er stopped in Miami, Main and
Wisconsin , .
Visiters . . sm the capital Ibis
week are Mra. Fred Laaater af
Walla Walla aad her dawgbter.
Mrs. R. J. (trier, aaa Ike tatter!
ami, Baker aad Craig, af Stark
ten, Calif. , . . tbey are gaesta at
Ike borne af Mra. Lauter'a eoa-ia-law
aad daagbter, Mr, aad Mrs.
Cabarn Grabeabarst . , . Mm. Sig
ler baa beea vlaMiag la WaUa Wat
la aad is stapplag la la leas en-
real fteatk
Heaae garsts ... of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas C. Enright this week
at their Keiter home are Mr. En-
right's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Enright and
their son, Frankie, of Stockton,
Calif.
A gaest ... ni the home of Dr.
and Mrs, Horace McGe tor a
month is his aunt, Mrt. Olga Smith
of Union ... .
ub Calendar
wrnNKsnAY
Centralis Ttmpla, Pjrthlan Sisters,
Beaver Hall. S im
THl'nSOAT
. Tklmala Clua, Naltkaan'ef Waaa-
crall. Buih'i future, noon, ao-haat
picnic luncheon.
SUBLIMITY The mh annual
reunion of th Doerfler clan was
held nt Champoeg Park on Sunday.
.Attending were Misa Anna Doer.
Her. Mr. and Mra. A. N. Doerfler
and David, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Doerfler, Mr. and Mrs. Doc Guyer
snd children, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Doerfler Sr. and Mary Linda of
Silverton; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doer
fler and Bernice, Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Susbauer, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank A. Doerfler, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Doerfler, Maurice, Patty
aad Louaon. Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Doerfler, Gerald and Ronald,
Mr. and Mrs. Pany Rose and
sons, Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Rus
sell. Tool Jean, Kenneth and Chris
tine, MY. and Mra. Charles Oleaon. I
Mr. and Mrs. Lucille McEwan and
Tommy, Mr., and Mrs. Kugene
ilannemaa and children. Mr. and
Mrs. Jssepk Doerfler Jr. and
daughters, and Mr. nnd Mrs. El-
don Russell, all af Salem:
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Russell Jr.
snd Stanley of Marion, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Doerfler and Gloria
of Hillsboro, Mr. and Mrs. Orvill
Doerfler and Wad and Mr. and
Mra. Leo Doerfler of Albany, Mr.
and Mrs, Karl Hanneman Sr. and
Paul af Cloverdale, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Hanneman and children,
snd Mrs. John Kloetch of Port
land, Mr., and Mrs. Karl Hanne
man Jr. of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs.
Bud "Whitford and daughters of
Tigard, Mrs. Emma Doerfler, Mr.
snd Mrs. Leonard Doerfler and
Richard, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.-Russell
Jr., Arlene, Aneta, Darrell and
Dennis, and Mrs. Clara peal of
Sublimity.
Mr
Arnold Zollner and Mr. and Mrs.
George Stupfel, also of Mt. Angel;
Mr. and Mrs. Alwin Manning. St.
Louis: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schied
ler, Woodburn; and Mrs. Alfred
Sander, Tillamook. The eighth
child. Sister M. Justine, a Benedic
tine nun of Convent Queen of An
gela, ML Angel, could not be pres
ent.
Guests included, beside the hon
ored couple: Rev. Father Cyril Le
bold. Rev. Father Edward Spear,
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bauman,
Mra. Gertrude Bernlng, Gervais;
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Berning, Mrs.
Henrietta Kaiser, Frank Schiedler.
Mr. and Mra. Zollner (Bernadine
Berning l were married in St.
Mary's Catholic Church, ML Angel,
June 37, nil and still live on the
same farm on which they started
Welcome Home
Party Honors
Evans Family
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans and
daughter, Linda, who recenttly re
turned to the capital from Parks
Air Force Base, Calif., were hon
ored at a welcome home party
Sunday at the home of Mr. Evans'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ev
ans. A no-host dinner was served
in the garden.
Corporal Evans has just comple
ted four years of service in the
air force and the family has pur
chased a home here at 2130 Brown
Road. -
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Evans
and Linda were their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Evans and Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Doran. Mrs. Mary
Schutz, Mrs. Mary Fry, EmmeU
Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dover
and Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Brad
bury nnd grandson, Roddy Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brown and
grandchildren, Judy and Donna
Joy, Eddie Page, Perry Evans,
Misa Joan Evans, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Shaffer, Charlena, Kathy
and David, Miss Maxine Doran.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. Robinson, LuAnn,
Steven and Dennis, Albany, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Youman and Fred
out as bride and groom. Mrs. John Evans of Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs.
Bauman, a sister of Mrs. Zollner, Miller Peer of Silverton, Mrs.
who was among the guests, had j Floyd Evans and Mrs. Dora Pal
mer or Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl SchrterinRer, Marylou, Ronny
and Donald of an Francisco.
a bridesmaid at the .wedding.
The Zollners have eight children,
all living, and 41 grandchildren..
The above wan Use them af the
Y-Teea , Northwest Conference at
Seabeck.. WashiatTtan, attended by
ten Salem Y-Teesaa last week. AU
those attending were officers in
tneir borne club aad wert attend
ing the coaler erare t get new
ideas. Th new adeaa were learn
ed at the twa club clinics attended
each day lor an hour before din
ner. .
' Conference wan also designed ta
give each girl a chance to get to
know themselves better so that
they might be more interesting and
worthwhile individuals. The Rev.
Troy 'Strong, Methodist' minister
and marriage counselor from Se
attle, spoke each morning an dif
ferent teen-age problems.
The next morning the girls hand
ed in Questions, which the Rev.
Strong answered. H commented
that th questions were th most
intelligent he had eves received
from a croup. He did not always
find it possible to give definite
answers, but he did sun giris
thinking t straighten out' their
problems s that they might reach
a logical OecLiKm. me itev
Strong's talks soon became the
hit-Might of the conference.
The most beautiful and impres
sive part of conference was the
worship services during which we
got to know God better. Every
night there was a planned worship
that would be hejd either indoors
r in the Chapel of Firs, lt seem
ed easier ta get t know God there
because He seemed so very close
to all of us which was helped by
having such a beautiful natural
setting in which U worship Him.
No better name or theme couia
ever have been chosen for a V
Teen Leadership Conference at
Seabeck than "Getting to Know
You" "you" being God, the indi
vidual herself, and the friends that
each girl made, at this very friend
ly place. It's an experience that
every girl should have to help
complete ber growth into woman
hood, and is one that those attena
ing never forget.
Thnmsi Hensler was the organist.
The bride1 wore a gown of Im
ported lace and nylon tulle over
satin with a Queen Anne collar and
lace panels on the skirt, which
terminated in a chapel train. Her
illusion veil was caught to a pill
box style headdress oi lace trim
med In seed pearls and sequins.
She carried a bouquet of white
rnaea and steohanotia.
Mr. and Mrs. LaDoyt Davies are I Mrs. H. Mike Mitchell, the honor
announcing t b e engagement of attendant, Miss Lois Prohsska and
their daughter, Giovonna, to Cor- Mrs. John Herbert, the bridesmaid.
noral Virail Far-la ann nt Mra A I. . .u. fLA -uM r . ....
w - - - , -" " . .... ... n ui c wniic iiimiiu li.' iwu iuim
wen caria. no om nas been set 0vcr ice blue taffeta with matching
for the wedding. ; biue headbands. They carried nose-
The bride-elect Is a senior at gays of white rosebuds and Esther
South Salem High School and her j Reed daisies,
fiance attended North Salem High, f Norman Keppinger was best man
Coaporal Earls, who has been home . for his brother and ushers were
aa leave, left Sunday for 23 Palms. Ronsld Keppinger, also a brother,
Calif., where he is serving with I and John Weisi.
lb U.S. Marine Corps. -1 The bride's mother wore n char
coal- grey and mauvs two-piece,
faille costume and corsage of pink
rosebuds. The bridegroom's mother
chose a navy blue suit with white
accessories and cor saga, of yellow
rosebuds.
The reception was field In the
parish hall. ' (
After a wedding trip to California
the couple will be at home in At
bany at 417 Lyon Street.
Thimble Club Picnic
Thimble Club, Neighbors of
Woodcraft will meet at Bush's Pas
ture, Mission Street entrance, for
a 12 o'clock no-host picnic lunch
eon on Thursday. Coffee will be
served and members ar asked to
bring their own tnble servira. wf
officers of the club are Mrs, G.
H. FMwards, presideni: iV.u. ...,i
ma Peters, vice-president; Mrs.
William Croker, secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell. Mrs. Stel
la Blackerby and Mrs. R. M. Ash
croft, managers.
Modern Etiquette
By leberta Lee
Q. Should the best man ar one
of th ushers propose lb toast
to the newly-married couple at
the wedding reception?
A. It doesnt matter. Whoever
can do this most easily should do
It.
Q. Recently male guest in my
home took a flower from the
centerpiece on my dinner table and
put it into his lapel. What do you
think of this?
A. I think it was a very pre
sumptuous and ill-bred act.
Q. Is it proper for a girl of
eighteen, to rise when she is
being introduced to a man of aixty?
A. Yes and also to a woman of
sixty. j
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