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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1957)
Miss Richardson Is Bride At Church Rites Saturday Tb ImmaeuJaU Conception Church in Stayton was Um settinf for th weddini of Miu Marlene Rac Richardson, daughter of Mr. and 7 T. Richardson of Sublimity, and Gary Abn Boedigheiiner, on of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boedigheimer of SUyton, on Saturday morning. The 10 o'clock nuptial mass was performed by the Bev. Matthias Jonas at 10 o'clock before a set-: ting of orchid and white lilacs. I T J i r.J Duane Heuberger was the vocal-1 U Ol J. ldUS 1st and Miss Josephine Brand the organist The groom s brothers, Melvin and Wayne Boedigheimer, lighted the candles. Of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle wu the bridal gown, fash ioned with a lace bodice and Gupfl Ann fil!a -A - l- length .kirt enhanced with lace " thfif ,nnul1 iprm dinner panels in front and back and meetln Monday night in the Col side panels of tulle. Her veil was onial Room of the Marion Hotel Mothers Dinner The University of Oregon Mo thers and Dads will elect officers ; A Bride of Saturday 7 .1 i.f caught to a tiered headdress of draped nylon tulle encrusted with seed pearls. She carried a white Bible marked with a white orchid Mrs. Drury L. Dark of Moses Lake, Wash, was her sister's ma tron of honor and Mrs Billy Lyons of Orulaska, Wash., also a sister, and Mrs. Gerald Linde mann of Lyons were bridesmaids. They wore orchid dotted nylon organdy waltz gowns with Vhite satin cummerbunds and stream ers and matching Dutch style headdresses. They carried May baskeU filled with orchid and white sweet peas. Niece is Flower Girl Lana Adair Lyons, niece of the bride, was the flower girl and wore a dress made identical to (he attendant's. Ring bearer waa Leland Boedigheimer, youngest brother of the groom. Ronald Boedigheimer was best man for his brother and grooms men wer Alien Boedigheimer, also a brother, and Robert Doerf ler. Ushers were Eugene and Le roy Fery, cousins of the groom. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Richardson wore a navy blue crepe gown with cummer bund and white accessories. Mrs. Boedigheimer' dress was of blue crepe with all over floral design and whit accessories. Their cor sage wer whit rose, A reception followed in tlx multi-purpose room at SL Mary's school. Pouring wer Mrs. Alra Fery and Mrs. Harrer Fery. Cut ting the eake wer Mrs. L 0. Stritmatter of Hoquiam, Wash, and Mrs. A. W. Lundgren of Ab erdeen, Wash., aunts of the bride. Mrs Elmer Fery served the ices. The newtyweds will spend their honeymoon along the California coast and for traveling the new Mrs. Boedifhejmer war pink nylon organdy dreu with dusty rose faill duster aad white ac r as sort e. After May 15 th cou ple win b at hot t 831 let Mnet, aTtayto. PlasM far at aaanal carta!!, Ml a May 10 and 11 win be dis cussed by Um American War Mo thers at their meeting Tuesday afternoon in the Carrier Room of the First Methodist Church at 1 clock. at 6:30 o'clock. The guest speaker will be Bill Bowerman, noted track coach at the University of Oregon and as sistant director of athletics. Wil liam H. Hammond, president of the dads, will serve as toastmas- ter. Following the program the mothers and respective ing year. Mrs served as thers this The nominating eludes Mrs. Mrs. Reynolds Allen, Mrs. Ed ward F. Whelan and Mrs. Ward Davis. All Oregon parents and parents of prospective Oregon students are invited to attend. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Cook or the Marion Hotel. Extension Unit Names Officers as si d -i n Statesman, Salem, Ore.,' Sun., May 5, "57 (Sec. UTj-21 Shop Mondays and Fridays 9:30 A.M.-9 P.M. Othtr Days 9:30-5:30 i HAZEL GREEN Mrs. D. M. Van Lith of Salem was guest speaker Wednesday at the last meeting for the season of the North Howell home extension unit. Mrs. Van Lith, recently from Holland, who with her family have lived in Salem about a year, com pared living conditions, house- aeepuif meinoos, iooa ana tmnaic TT T 1 11 with those in this country in a .Unit tO lllSt&ll most interesting manner. Officers for next year wer in troduced. They include chairman, Mrs. Jack Bartlett; vice-chairman, Mrs. John Beals: and secretary treasurer, Mrs. Everett Milne. Plans were made for an exhibit at the North Marion fair and for r.LV,4' --.si. ;. ijr.ftafni ii Mrs. Gary .Alan r, Boedigheimer, the former Marlene Rae Richardson, whose marriage was an event of Saturday morning at the Immaculate Conception Church in Stayton. The bride is th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Richard son of Sublimity, and Mr. Boedigheimer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boedigheimer of Stayton. (McEwan Studio). District No. 1, .Oregon State Nurses Association will meet Monday night at the Salem Gen eral Hospital at 7 30 pm The Institutional Nursing section will meet preceding the district meeting. Officers Monday HOPEWELL - The Hopewell Home Extension Unit holds their last meeting of the spring at the !m; M chair. Community Center on Monday, man, Freda Brog. vice-chairman. a aummer picnic at the Taylor May at 1 p.m. Mrs. Charles Van fcnd Mrs John Fuqua. secretary home in West Salem. iDorn, ACWW chairman is charge of the arrangements in for Club 3 Let's Decorate The young couple seated across th desk, with baby Jan in her atreiter between them, ehod aa oft-repeated question when they ' aakad "Where do w bln? W would like to plan a related dece raWn arheme for our aosne, that suits us and the family w will be raising." ... In drawing them out we find that Aim wants to keep the maple clock that her grandmother uaed and Frank la willing to replace the nonde script sofa, but clings to the por trait of hia father which hanp above it So we take our first step in decorating by deciding upon the style of furnishings we will um ... Of rourae, Ann and Frank chose the Early American. It is probably one of the easiest stylet lo work with for It wu designed to be purely funrtionsL From the originators of the pre Revolutionary period it took the form that was easiest to make and most practical to use, yet it was lovingly hand-crafted by makers who remembered the fsnuly piece in homes they had left in th old country . . . Today In America we have a amalgam of all toe befinaiag taata from several aourr. la this style which maintain its popularity among all styles f deraUng, that Is lik th peopi of our country thnstve . . , la ar dwplsv rooms we prwadly ssatw carefully selected examples of Farly American furniture, much f it at such low prices t be very attractive to the budget minded buyer . . . The mustard colored anfa wfth sweet haart hark snd lorn euaaJoa arm boys M nf comfort and (or th price th tag shows . la th back of our room we see hutch perfect eofMee of "first" piarv Nesr them are maple tables with their sturdy chairs Scattered throughout the maple display of comfortable sofas, chairs and table ar Um little "quaint" ptci so reminiscent of vaster day s tee Thee giv a feeling f knrtng sentiments te aor homes th cricket chain, milking stools, low aatee aad th mapUt framed mirror wfth a stenciled frait border TVee gfv a casual unstudied hannoiiy wherever they are ssed in aa Early American dernr Frt MTI later. FM Liwrr -'t lwr Doe JIS N. Ukry St. S4is, Oe) treasurer Tk en c.u iu.. cnarge oi ine arranaemems lor ' "r" " ,UM"' iary will meet Monday night at meet,n ..AUSl"ua ""i T"' ,' n, h ,.h a the home of Mrs. Wenonal i Mar- "freeman of Amity who attended May 10 at 8 pm Dr Hugh A tin, 2450 Edgewood St.. at Olympic Games in Australia Dowd of Salem will show picture- o'clock. There will b election of officer during the meeting. Co- nostesaes wiU b Mrs. Earl Mc Glauflln and Mrs. E. J. Harm. will show pictures he took on his ; taken on a trip to Hawaii The trip. The) school children will also 1 4 H Clubs will exhibit their work attend for the pictures. las well as various school activitj Officers will be installed as foi-1 exhibits. m a aaaArs . sta i V- v y. v st I j NOTHING'S TOO GOOD FOt , ' J fjtf IIAUTIFUI STOCKINGS ! cfif Pay a "fiMr-o" tnbu'e to Mother with jF i X '"'L. 1 Is -Mend nylon- the qualify stockings Jfl uk w V i that are "exc .hers," W M I I zl M I A 1 I if! 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