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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1956)
16-(Sec.- III) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., July 8, '56 , Miss Barbara Sowa Weds Mr. Heinz MT. ANGEL Mist Barbara Locllle Sowa and Elvin A. Helm exchanged marriage vows during nuptial high maee in St. Mary'i Catholic church Saturday morning at 10 'clock. The Be v. Cyril L bold officiated it the mas and double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter ot Mr. and lr. Lawrence Sowa. Sr., Route 1. Mo- lalla. and the bridegroom la the ton of Mn. Lloyd A. Heinx, Sil vertoa. Miu Helea Keber was organist and St. Mary's choir sang both - the mass and the special numbers Her bridal gown was of goasmer . tulle and Chantilly lace over satin. The lace bodice was designed with a net yoke bov the low, rounded . neckline. The bouffant skirt, of tulle was floor length and was embellished with pointed lac In arts. A cap of roae-point lace held her double fingertip veil of tulle nd she carried a colonial bou quet of red roses with white Carnations. A gold cross and chain Was her anly ornament. The bride's sister, Miss Delia Sowa. was the honor attendant, and another sister. Mrs. Richard Phillins. was bridesmaid. They wore floor length gowns of taffet ' and net In pale orchid ana yenow v respectively, styled with fitted ba- - . 1 A t, ,11 ablrfa fixes, n:ap pirrvr. anu ium " They carried nosegays of contrast ing yellow and orchid carnations nd net floral headdresses. Place BaaMjaets Altar Flower girla were Frances Sowa, sister of the bride, and Nancy Kennedy, niece of the groom. They wora yellow cotton frocks and carried bouqueta of red roses. At the close of the service, the bride and groom carried these bouquets to the blessed Virgin al tar and placed them there as the Choir sang. . Mrs. Sowa wora a navy dress with gold hat and accessories and a red carnation corsage for her daushter'a wedding and the bride groom's mother chose a two-piece forest green ensemble with pink accessories and pink . carnation corsage. Lloyd A. Heini Jr. was best man Attend Convention in Quebec P"i i mil.... .ii.ii ii li mi ii mi wmmmmmmm 11 i V t ' v nil ih'.'ji, jS Delta Gammas from Salem and the . Willamette University chapter are pictured at the Chateau Frontenac, Quebec City, Quebec, where they attended the 37th biennial convention of Delta Gamma. Left to right, seated, are AAiss Donna Leonard, president of the active chap ter at Willamette, Mrs. John William Stortz, president of the Salem alumnae' chapter, official delegates, and Miu Rosemarie Miller of Portland, an active. Standing are Miss Joyce Postle waite of Portland and Miss Ann Barber of Eugene, actives from Willamette. - for his brother and ushers were Lawrence Sowa Jr. and ferrence Sowa, brothers of the bride. The dinner and reception hj St. Mary's school dining hall followed the church ceremony. Assist at Keeeptlaa Cuttina the aka were Mrs. Ed gar Nkkelsoa, Molalla, and Mrs.! Wayne Hilton. Silverton. aunts of the bride. Mrs. H. H. Myers and Mrs. Vernon Wyland, Molalla.! served the ceffee, and Miss; Eleanor Fisher and Mrs. Margaret Plas pasaed the guest book. Assist-' Ing were Mrs. John Hassler, Miu Catherine Sowa. Misa Lorraine Myers, Mary Ana Kleinachmidt and Kathleen Ebner. The bride chose a two-piece tur quoise blue ensemble with brown accessories for going away. After a honeymoon,, the newlyweds will make their home on the groom's farm, Rt. 1, Silverton. There are more than half a mil lion music teachers In the United States. I I I. Earl Cook 1 Buying a car? j MY BAltX PLAN MAY SAVE YOU MOO on h:ianciu6 and AUTO IHSU&ANCE -M 1 Bcfere yow bay that car, i " paoae dta tetal easts a the car, the ftiUBeinj and the assurance. Within ive aaiavtes 111 call yon back and tell yoa what k wiO cost yaw la buy, finance, and insure the seme car through my Bank Plan. Chaacss are, for exact!? ux mm or.1, it U B f 100 lest! I knew tt'i kird M Wlir j but it's worth a phone caO, isa't It? Tktri w n eWifeiMW. 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