Unit Meetings
for League
This Week
League of Women Voter of Sa
lem will hold their first unit meet
ings of the season this week in
the following homes:
Mrs. Clarence Byrd, 296 N.
14th., Wednesday, October 10 at
9:30 a. m unit leader, , Mrs.
Thomas Churchill; tea hostess,
Mrs. Robert .Corey; telephone.
Mrs. Hirsch ShusterowiU.
Mrs. L. E de Weese. 1675 First
Street, Wednesday, October 10 at
p. m., unit leader, Mrs. John A.
Rademaker; tea hostess, Mrs.
Ralph Wyckoff; telephone; Mrs.
Gordon Davidson.
Miss Eleanor Stephens, 275 N.
2Hh. Thursday, October 11 at 8
p. m unit leader, Mrs. Edward
Daugherty; tea hostess, Mrs. Hav
den Smithson; telephone, Mrs. Ed
ward Corrigan.
The topic of discussion will be
"Voters Service". Anyone interest
ed is invited to attend and may
call the unit chairman, Mrs. Ed
ward Corrigan, for additional in
formation. Mrs. Fischer Will
Speak at Guild
St. John's Lutheran Church
Guild will hold its meeting on
Thursday evening at 8 p.m. in the
Fireside Room of the church.
Mrs William Fischer, who re
cently returned from a board of
directors meeting held in Terra
herd Home of the West, will
speak on the Home.
This home, which was opened
to its first occupants this past
June, now has an enrollment of
fifteen, with facilities for 36. Ap
plications now are on file for
over 250 applicants. These come
ii urn aii of ihe western slates,
some as far as Chicago En
rollees now come from Montana,
Washington nd California. Quite
a number of applications have
come from Oregon, and are now
being processed.
The board of directors at their
last meeting applied for a $100,
000 loan to hasten the erection
of a second wing in order that
mora children can he housed
Mrs. Fischer states "The Home
hat been blessed far beyond our
fondest dreams. We still need
tha prayers and various assist
ance that many can give Too
long has society put our retarded
on the 'forgotten' list " Mrs
Clarence Kraft, representing the
Salem Association for the Re
tarded, will show the film "Tues
day's Child." She will comment
and also hae a question and an
iwer period.
Miss Donna Gray
Weds Mr. Titgen
BUENA VISTA-An event of
late September was the wedding
of Miss Donna Eileen Gray,
dauRhtrr of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
W. Gray of Ruena Vista and Mer
ritt Titgen, son of Leo Titgen of
Salem.
The young couple exchanged
their vows before a small group
of relatives and friends at the In
dependence Baptist church, with
the Rev. James A. Bell officiating.
Mrs. Marvin Wilson was brides
maid, and Mr. Wilson acted as
best man
For hrr wedding the bride chose
a princess style waltz dress o(
white lace over satin. Her shoul
der length veil was held in place
by a crown of seed pearls. She
carried a white Bible and pink
flowers.
Mrs. Gray chose for her daugh
ter s wedding a dark blue suit and
wore a white carnation corsage
Following the ceremony a re
eeplion was held at the Gray home
in Buena Vista. Mrs. John Rus
tin, sister of the bride, poured;
and another sister, Mrs Dave
Goble, cut the cake.
ine young couple win ine in
Salem.
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