18-(Sec ITT) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Aug. 11, "57
August Brides-elect Tell
Plans for Church Nuptials
August promises to be a busy a bridal month as June. with sum
Crous weddings scheduled Several bnde-s-e eci are announcing plans
for their church ceremonies this eekend ami dsclovins members of
thtr wedding parties
Miss Joan Hamman. daughter of the Flovd Hamrruns mil be mar
ried to James A Mason on ot Mr James f Mason nt U-rvanon. on
Saturday, August 34 The o cl.u k
To Live in Corvallis Jfiw't . .
at the
hv
nr'O fievt 'nc
and Mr Jack R
ceremony will take plao
Englesvood Evangelical I n
Brethren Oiurrh ith the
IJoyd I'eckeT offis- V:r; s -eo-T
tion will tol.ovv n the cnurrh pj
Icr M:ss Ree';. H.aTn- n w
her s:5ter s maid e: tjfocr ')
hrdemaid h V v Vnna
Ham-ran also a sister Mr i...n
Samuelaon of F.ug-'ne vff fi Mr
M?nn a M:s Ph". Cre.-.- w
T'.t) Ljghtmj Ihe la-nlc
be Miv Barbara Pfunct v-t. a
lid M'M (Severn noer n i a -r
1 1 1 am Strand ".'-i a rv.'
man 'or M Mann aid ,;-,e-.
rktde John yearn" '':' .s
Jsme Carrier 0! '.'..n- - ,.n,:
Rienard ru
Mls Taggart ame tllrndjan
Miss Card s.-.n I.,-- '
ha- jrrnfj :n :V , .: .1. n Nan
Irani irc ' ' " ' ' '"f
her vieJCsr, K V--.T'
Sacchet!: . ' S..- F r - " '
Vr j?d v- v ' " ""
a v. n( -e has r ' y st- J '--
the a'-r-da-s V- V' V .g-:v X
wedding The
daughter of Mr
Taggart
The cere.-nonv be performed
at St Joseph s Ca'hok Cmir- h t
alio clock n'pia ma th 3
reception (nHowng a! tee k"i;'"
of rnlumhus Hal!
Mrs Ros Chn.tian.sep " ne.
lirer 1 -natron if hncv an.- v
Jnan Srroef,i of sjn Krn. i."
ill come norm u he the rt-a d n
honor !nr hrr ' : .
Br'dema'rl I rv M r-Thomp-on
ma'd .t He-
and M.- ivi..re Roe'
W M.-' "'1 '
fri" tnr '' v: ino '.w-"
P-en inr de "hu- Ft re fh.ar.
Ijnyen 'M" ! rr j' ' ".n
Frthci o and R"ht r Tjj"
brother o' the hrtde '
Jtllle Aalratn Reieala Pljna
The K.rt f'reb t. m t hor. h
ill be the sfinj !. the Auiut
24 rr.arr'.aif of Miss Julie AjTup
daughter of Mr ajwi Mrs Mark M
Aitrjp and Brfe A Borrtvik Jr
son of Mr and Mr Berje A Bor
reik of Reedsoort The orlok
me? iU be perfrpTo-d n i- P.ai.
Netofl Pohng W.'l'am tlev ill
i:ng a-d Mm Ri p" !vfM ': -v
LV nrjans'
Ughtmg the rand e re 'j
and Carolyn Oothera daughters of
Pr and Mrs William C ("rothera
rrol Ann Nelaon. daughter nt the
Carroll Roger Nelsons, will be the
flower girl.
Miss Marlene Emmett of Rot
burg will be the maid of honor and
bratmaKte include Miss Darryhi
Dtxon of Honolulu. T H . Miss li
nor Dtxon of Redport. and Mn
Corral Gray 1 Susan Youngquist of
Seattle
Donald Stn of South Burnby
British Columbia will stand with
Mr Borrerik as beat man I'shera
Include Jean Bowles of Pendleton
Donald McNeill and Thomas Har
ney of Portland. Gary Clayton
Voadia Miller and Dav Hicki of
Reeds port
The waxMing reception will fol
low at the American Legion Hub
Biggs-Baatttai Nwptiah
Mils Betty Lou Boenm. whose
mamag to U Barry Biggs of
Portland will be an event of Sun
day August IS. n announcing her
wedding plans this weekend The
nndi'-cUYt - the djjhtor of Mr
and M- Ruhen rVvhtrt and her
'i.srvp :s the -.on M and Vn
H'lj" 1 Bif m Portland
T c-Tmom will h eld a'
1. -ace 1 Lifvran Church th the
Rf loe" Hoi'f nfficia'ins a' thp
1 n clock nten
f Bcrr! Roe H o i!
- .r t h rnr attend T-t ard i
- lo-io.od .', he lis Pt-rerli
l.vvard M ,v5 Bsh ! r sifv
M -- hc-an Haf .n P'-rland and
M-- Kwr W .Pf .ir
Rai . ain!r 01 I'ori.and t ,,
- rp a- hel nan 'r" Mr R
' sner- n j1e 'jr I'lnianch
l.. ! ,:i: i jr: lianiLvon a'id IV
'or lifjvh. - .i.i ol i'jri ij.iv:
The
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OSC Mothers Picnic
kwt ... I'm thinking strongly of giving tp
my prsnt occupation and gang into th cov
ered dun (what fastidiOvl nv.5paprs Mi
woulo.n t b cagrit dead
xitn 'pot luck in the.r coi-uf-ins
tJ.l em 1 d'one' busi
ness Ca'ne Ov' qui'e hjoo
some:y at'er ooe Tn.-sja.
Waking up O'l Fr,aav mom.
mg I tosjnd mysei' rher Dv
0' c vaonde'tui oea fa ' a
can of cottee -d a K.'ge
por'wi ai'eacy "-acie "-;h
'f fruaal emoo- 1 :j- -k
for the net wee, tnre serv ng srocos j
t'SCiack turner (v.eil hrn and spoc nq "-e
8ref A'ber'? 'a'f ir pf fTftt,' usn
of pear ar-r-a !Sre joe pck'ed re' a
sc. og c soKed Cys'ers, ce
' 'f raTkerch e a p ece c' e-'no pe a-d
a o. - e s go- , l se t c"ee ''i
e ,Ke rxx" c. -g recesj O'-s'
Ckkhen f.-'-or - o e t - :a '
o' because ,he'e ds a c Otd '-e sv "e
o's c' peoc e Kae bee - oo--j " s t -vt
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tr ere as a rnooo,
frarttf Wan will met abotUy
LEBANON - Lebanon - Sweet mght at tht VTW Ral far bust
Home Oregon Slate Colic re Moth- Bess meeting at I a.m.
WkkR aH nmm4t . . . That thingi eattrtained at Booth fart
seemed prttty worvdeHul but queer o ra.n TWaday evemog with their aa- Lebanoa Vakw Higa SdMal gradt
lover l,k myself wheo ,n. Norway and ,t auaJ summer p.cruc A large group J" g
,.,ned every day. to be .mong Engl.th lour student, and parent, from both ZfiLmt fc
u's who never batted an eye t the inoen reas participated Mra C C Mc- p,,., the tw snataar'l
We sat out on deck of the fOfd steamers Bnde of lbaaoa and current pres- rroup ta provide tTsairatia aa
w "i coat? pyi'ed up eniOymg the ran m Our ideal of the group, announced 10 both hweet Home aad
fsces and the eah.larefmo. everyone car
r es a raincoat and or umbrella
frown aooears or a picnic it cancelled
o mj s'ure having been bom
v--o i'ked ''" and having inner
Ke- Oregon s mis's can dampen oothes but
"o' ip r t I wsh the local otizer-s could take
n $'r oe I ke 'he Scandmaviaos
Did I tell yw m le"e's l-c Demak
f t wes ametr-j 55.00 Danes ano Camiv
Aer cans m Reb'ld. amending n Oc'CtOOr 4th
c Ju' ce ebra'ion in ram id 'ft(n "5
'i - a id that preC'celly evervooe s'vck ci'
-'ogn 'o noes 0 sneechmak "g t o' 1 we
nd a -eg. c oudbo's' to eeryc-ie h-'
i0 "-e btses 'rv'ud ng 'ne speake't'
We 1 od i"j e.ervooe too t as a iOk
P.'-ig coa's ever heads aid r-mng ot
ccer a-"'d io's o' ;Ok-ng a id c'-a"e' "g
Enough of ram S-.i day i" ' we e
r.(lng ' js V p sed to sav'
y the way . . . Wha'e-er ban.ame 0'
y mPy " Wa , B-eo
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The Story of
Contact
Lenses
"Wkf Witt f? I LA
In It75r
A recent colored film made by
representatives of Americs 1 out
standing industries told of the
world we would have in 175
The airtnfl Industry envisioned
atomic powered planes that would
fly 290 persons from New York
to Part la three aostrs The
automobile industry told of XI
font, atomic powered cars that
would follow a beam at unheard
of speeds on our highways while
the driver turned his swivel seat
nd sat chatting and facing the
people In the hack seat in perfect
safety' Modern homes that com
bined Indoor and outdoor living
in super electronic houses he
ynnd our fondest dreams: These
and tnaay other marvels that we
rant even imagine now will be
come commonplace in a few
years
Aad what will happen to the
Optical world in V Well, for
one thing, you wont e e-
many fine tonkins inunj men n1
women weerini thick unaifht
lease in groeque frames 1'
wool he necewtaiT In fwi 1
tsnt werear-v now imot -rv
known optical defect can
evea new, be corrected hv a co
nesl lena so small that it defiet
dection, eorrecta s person v,
loa much more perfectlv anr"
completely ellmtnatea the need
for wearing glasses At the pre.
eat time JO. 000 Americana pe
month are diarardmi their lse
for theaw new, tiny lenses And
this number Is Incressing daiis
ta the point where the Ishnra
tones are having difficultv '
fUUng the demand What a woe
eerful future we have to look
forward ta aad how wonderful
It is to be able tn realry see
this changing world of ours with
these Miracles in Sight
T. W. Sahljtrom, O.D.
Roy B. dunes, O.D.
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1 '0 n rr'jirrted on Fri1 Aug
j ' .10 'p Ri-wvr Nlnhrl Kipper
T ct hl hop ' n in n pf
"tn,; ' n' Pj i! Kp,rafei! "urt h
w - - R 1 .eir;ri H va Oi'
11 nS
M jra 'train a -h i' v
V 'it'nfor a'f-1i' Rr rrawTanT
-Vll' e- ) s tU
iff ct 'it- rir ' arc! M.v Jatirf-
K.r;,r i" "it vttH ir , i' ,
l .me I .1 r 1 .a . 'Ins t a ri
be your family'i
barber with
Vr and Mrs Jonn Rossw-fil Ci
wo were mjrr.ed Ajgus1 3
of f-e Nazs'ene The br'Ce
Beads i"3 'no cieg-oc
C"o" ngs 7,,e coup e w
a lO'C a' O'egc S'a'e
jir- og5 nj f-aye Rearf)
a' "-e joo'n Saem Church
s tie aagf'er of tne Haro d
s -re so- 0 M-s F-aok e
-e - Co-. a 1 where he s
ege V:tti Stod o !
Coffee it Herncks
1 .c'c t of 'he VS omen S.xiet
of I'h'istian Service of the FirM
telhiivt Church mill hoid a bene-
f I loftee on Wedrvesdav mormnj; in
:he garden of the home of Mrs
Riron Hernck. 130 Rxlimond Aie
in'tn hours are trom 10 to i:
0 clock Proceeds will be used to
apply on the missionary pledge
Co-hostess is Mrs Steart Miner
and all women of Ihe church are
invited ta attend
Birt batons
lopai.
of November is the
Cham JeuJe and
Maple kcp
CVegon enlv model house furaished in Earlv Amencaa
Maple Featuring etclusist representation of luch lines as.
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GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INC.
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and V- h oper is the ton of Mr
snd Mrs M rhael (upper, all of
Sal. m
Tne reo'piion will lollow in the
he (liithler nf parivh hall
; he heN' n'an
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no Hmtn payment im apyrcxnl 1 mitt f ' 7 .J"" TJ
Three-quart sire with exclusive s er- af - 4 . "-il
safe controlled heat Holds nyii.i.on n I f ' "f " , ' 1
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