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22-Sec. Ill) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Feb. 9, '58' McKinley Parents Tea at Cooley Home on Thursday The new contemporary ityle home of Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Cool ay, MS Lower Ben Lomond Drive, will be the setting for the McKinley Parents Club annual Valentine tea on Thursday after noon.. The interested public is invited to attend the benefit affair and railing hours are from 3 to 5 o'clock. The teachers of the school will be special guests. Greeting guests at the door ; Wed at Morning Nuptials wui oe Mrs. r-iion Hcuucnrisi -v i . 11 and Mrs. Lloyd Hammel. - In i P- Tl prt f"1 C hi T") eharg of the guest book will be A IvO-" Club to Be Mrs Mrs. Hugh Morrow and Darwin Biwer. Til th 9milw0 ItvtA will , Mrs. John Hann, president of the )y -3 m 1 rj rr parents club, Mrs. Lyle Rea, i Wi U CLlllZiCU. prsicipal of McKinley school. and Mrs. Cooley. Assisting in the Announcement of a Friendship living room will be Mrs. Glen Club to be organised this week Mick, chairman, Mrs. Stuart Me- . . ,. , j.i,, , r.j Cilchrist, Mrs. Vera D McMul. nd eledion of delegates to Grand ten. Mrs. L. W. Barbam. Mrs. Sess'0" AP"1 highlighted the Charles L. Mink, Mrs. William I meeting of Bethel 4. Order of Swettman, Mrs. Fred Jeter, Mrs. jobs Daughters at the Scottish ionnMrs. Danie? Ga'ssner"1 Rlte TempI Thursdav tvenin- Delegates elected for Grand Ses- Isvite to Poor at Tea sion t0 held in Med(ord on Presiding at the tea urns will A Q , d Nancy be Mrs. Lyle Suitter. Mrs. C. .. ",.,. Ronald Hudkins, Mrs. George ; Colbur 4nd Pat Blake Kelly and Mrs. Emmett For-; This afternoon the organizational sytbe. Mrs. Harry Jacobson is in meeting of the Friendship Club charge ol the dining room, as- wiu be held at the home of Mrs. silted by Mrs. Wesley Stewart F v v. 10 u.. rvk.. Jr., Mil. Chandler Stevens. Mrs. f N' 0un8-. 411 Wayne Drlve Charles McFerron and Mrs. Lau- Mr th Erdian in re net Blaisdell. charge of this activity and will Mrs. Edward Taggart is head- be assisted by Mrs. T. P. Hill, ing the kitchen committee, as- The activities of the club will in sisted by Mrs. James Keefe, Mrs. elude an. opportunity for members Georgt Windendahl, Mrs. Ernest to become belter acquainted, to Savage. Mrs. Jack Tilton. Mrs. j become more familiar with Bethel C. E. Hicks, Mrs. John Shideler, Ritual and activities, and to work Mrs. Robert Judson Jr. Mrs. Ion projects. Willis Hammond and Mrs.1 The Honored Queen announced George LeTourneux. that the next meeting will be ini- Mrs. James Van Keulen isolation and a practice for officers ehairman of the tea with Mrs.lon Sunday. February 16. at J: SO Jackson Haielett the wxbair !p m. Mrs. Evelyn McGill. Beaver-mn- J". Joseph Moreland and j ton, grand guardian of Oregon. Mrs. Gilbert Groff are arranging will VIsil at meeUng. the oecenbons. Mrs. Lynne Dar- Twenty girU volunteered to par niene is ehairman of the refresh- tici t, in the Heart Fund menu with Mrs. John Herr, eo-l,, ci, v.k, 11 ehairman. and Mrs. Wayne Had-! ta . n m Mamhrin drn. and ? war r. - I - V J ' ' ' - ' -A i. i- ' ' ' V l,1 . , l : 1 , , t. f .,. - 1 1 ,4 - ley in charge cf dishes. a's Cfcib wfll kold regular meeting Monday at the clubhouse , at I p m. A t -1 !?1 4' jf ; -J . i;v Keizer have been assigned Bethel 41. A ski trip, tentatively set for March L was discussed. Mrs. L. Gordon Barnard, guard- board meetmg will precede at 7;ian. announced that the Guardian p ol Dr. Arthur Fisher will be 'Council will meet on Monday. at 7:30 to give group polio February 10, at 7: 3D p.m. at the shots to dob members and their i home of Mrs. Floyd McNaU, 1115 'Greenwood Drive. Charm House and Maple Shop I - it s f, -I Mrs. Peter Fiedric AAeyer, the former Sheron Lee Schroeder before her marriage Saturday morning at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. George H. Schroeder of Woodburn and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skaling of Salem. (Kennell-Ellis Studio). Meyer-Schroeder Rites at St. Joseph's on Saturday Red and white was the color scheme for the Valentine wed ding of Miss Sheron Lee Schroeder and Peter Fredric Meyer on Saturday morning at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. The bride is the 4iirhtr nf Mr. and Mrs. leone H SrhroMlor nf wondburn and 1 parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skaling of Salem. t atner Jose pa ueno penormea tne 10 o clock rites. Tne altar was decorated with basket of Oregeaya ear Be4el keen farmiahee hi Early Aaaerieaa ayle Faatariag exclaaive resreaeataOM of sack tine ass EHUIA11H KwasLinvm JMASd i UllIWI if SOLa-UIOMOUItn a , K jnaeui uuaiw 0f Free Deceratinf l0 Cemuhant Service) Or Amf I 1 ! hy Good Housekeeping Inc. 447 Court St. Phone EM 3-9611 white stock tied with red satin bows. A gown of white Chantilly lace was thoaea by the bride for her wedding. The fitted bodice was designed with square neckline and the fantail shaped skirt was caught in back with a white sa tin bow. Her fingertip veil was caught to a crown of sequins and pearls and she carriedra cascade of red rosebuds. Walk Refer the BrMe Mis Wanda Schroeder was her sister's maid of honor and Miss Sandra Parks and Miss Jan Os trom were the bridesmaids. They wore red taffeta dresses fash ioned with bouffant skirts and in sets of red velvet ribbon on the bodice extending in back and tied in a bow. They wore matching pillbox headchtssei with veils and carried heart shape bouquets of white carnations with red sa tin lU earners. Karla Brewer, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girt and wore a red taffeta frock. Cary BEAUTY SPECIALIST AT PAY LESS ALL THIS WEEK-MON. THRU FRI. xCOME IN FOR SPECIAL FREE CHART, V "NEW BEAUTY FOR YOU" 1 yVcHIR MAIft YOUft KIN' irVa Eqfroa lsBatrj k daod)OThoBXWitliarxrsj P.GjAodbvmtoastsimwZaew vftxaMCsKiaK)ae. IfiiiAwcoiidncaUl (had tethtfr&SfiSjiitioa Mjfthin Ihfnsali IMi CMfllO Schroeder, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. Jeffrey Elliott stood with Mr. Meyer as best man and grooms men were Dr. Joseph Meyer and Dr. John Meyer, brothers of the groom. Ushers included Vilas Royse, George Robinson and Mi chael Skaling. For her daugtrto-'s nuptials Mrs. Schroeder chose a grey dress with corsage of red rose. Mrs. Skaling wore a navy blue shantung dress and white carna tions corsage for her son's wed ding. Reception at Legion Clh A reception was held at the American Legion Ctub. Cutting the cake were Mrs. Max Schroe der and Mrs. Cart Schroeder, sis ters-in-law of the bride. Pouring were Mrs. Anna Frye, aunt of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Clan ChiU ders. At the punch bowl were Mrs. James Hall and Mrs. James Brewer, sisters of the bride groom. Assisting were Mrs. John Meyer, Mrs. Joseph Meyer. Miss LUuoia Micka and Miss Linda Lou Schroeder. who passed the guest book. For going away the new Mrs. Meyer wore a powder blue faille dress with black cost and acces sories. After a trip along the Oegon Coast the couple will be at home in Salem. Trinity Guild Plans Party fnLVXRTOlf Trinity Guild will meet Thursday night at in the church social rooms with Mrs. L. A. Meyer, president, charge. Mrs. William Blocs, Home Mission secretary is the program chairman and Mrs. At ria Legard will give the Bible study, "Eve and Sarah" free the -Women in the Bible.1' . Plans for the annua) birthday party will be completed. This will be held Monday, Feb. 17 at I pjn. The Misstsa Circle is in charge of the program which will include musical number, slides from Saaday school Christ mas program, and the featured speaker, Ed Goets from McLaren School for Boys, Woodburn. There will be a table reserved for each month of the year, and money received goes to the Bible woman which the Guild support in Madagascar. Hostesses for the evening arc Mrs. Carl Ha a gen, Mrs. Lewis Hall and Mrs. Harlan Mo. . Birthday Dinner SHERIDAN Eighty -five attended the annual birthday dinner at the Methodist Church Thursday eve ning. The event is sponsored by the Wesleyans. Tables were deco rated representing; the flmr tea- sons ef the year, with a birthday cake for each month ef the year. Guests were seated at tables ae ; cording to the month of their birth day anniversary. Hostesses were ! Mrs. Gil Olden. Mrs. Ernest Dav enport, Mrs, Fern Eberhart, Miss Mar lent Chris man. Mrs. Ted Hoo ver, Mrs. Clarence Waldea and Mrs. Duan Ehnes. Social Club Party The members ef Chad wick : Chapter. OES. and guests will be entertained at a Valentine party ; at the regular meeting of the So cial Club on Tuesday, at the Ma , sonic Temple. Dessert will be served at 1:15 o'clock followed by a program. Mrs. Arnold Johnson, worthy matron. Mrs. Leon Bar- rick, wife of the worthy patron, and Mrs. Mem Pearce. social Chairman, will servi as hostesses. Breakfast To Launch Convention YWCA members will meet for breakfast on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock to nreoar for the na tional convention of the YWCA to be held in St. Louis in March. The speaker will be Mrs. C. A) Barnes of Eugene, former nWqy ber of the national board of the YWCA. who will tell of the na tional organisation. Applying this to ' the local association will be Mrs. Donald Rasmussen, immedi ate past president of the Salem YWCA Mrs. Maurice Saffron and Mrs. William Crothers will pre sent several questions for the consideration of local members. The breakfast will be served by a committee of which Mr. John Herr is chairman, and in cluding Mrs. E. W. Rector, Mrs. E. K. Olson. Mrs. W. R. Guiding- er, Mrs. Hialmar Anderson. Mrs. M. R. Flohrer. Mrs. E. F. BreiU haupt, and ' Mrs. Roy Todd. Pro vision has been made for the care of pre-school children dur ing the meeting. Mrs. Stanley Grove, member ship chairman for the event as sisted by ber committee which includes Mrs. Bailer Barrett Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire. Mrs. :. H. Thompson, Mrs. Logan Berry, Mrs. David Dumway, and Mrs. Maylon Scott. Decorations w i 1 1 he arransed bv the hostess committee of which Mrs. J. W. Matujec is chairman. Those wishinr reservation! for the breakfast are asked to call the YWCA by Monday noon. Mrs. Peterson Visits Chapter SILVERTON Mrs. Lafe Peter son, grand representative of Mon tana in Oregon, was honored guest of Ramona Chapter of Order of Eastern Star. Tuesday night. Mrs, Wayne Lovre and E. A. Finlay presided as worthy matron and worthy patron. Mrs. Peterson is a member of Evergreen Chapter, Woodburn. A cowboy addendum was given for Mrs. Peterson bv Mrs Waviw. Grodrian. Mrs. Allan Wiesner. Mrs. Wayne Weeks. Mrs. Dale La mar, Mrs. E. A. Finlay, Mrs. Merle Anderson. Mrs. John Lalick er and Mrs. Clint Weiby. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Harley DePeel were in charge of the refreshment for the evening: Mrs. Homer RanH f decorations, and Mr. and Mrs. Bea i!Jey of hospitality. Wed at Church Rites " at V -.-: ;c;- ; , ' , Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Jones (Charlott Propst) whose wed ding was an event of February 1 , at the First Methodist Church. The bride it the daughter of Mrs. Maude Green of Escondido, Calif, and Colonel Melvin J. Green of Ger many. The couple will live in Salem. (McEwan Studio). Shower Honors Bride-Elect Mrs. Cecil- Miller, Mrs. Eufens Southwick. Mrs. George KlMt, Mr. Albert Oak. Mis Virginia Knupp. Mrs. Jack Wells, Mrs. El ton O'Donnell, Mrs. Dollie McGow. n, Mr. Floyd Hamman, Mrs. J. G. Taylor, Mrs. William S. Nelson and the hostesses, Mrs. Addis Gardner and Mrs. A. E. Dalke. rRUITLAND-A bridal shower honored 1 Dona Simpson at the A. E. Dalk home Monday night. She will be married to Gordon Oaks en Feb. It. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs. Grace Knagy and Allen Harmon. The Valentine mo tif was used and the shower gifts ware bidden In an old pirates treasure chest. Honoring the bride-to-be were Mrs. A. N. Oaks, mother of the groom-elect, Mr. Ray Blivens, Mrs. Don Bayllss. Miss Daisy Lam bert, Mrs. Kenneth Runner, Mrs. Elmer Ray, Mrs. Otto Nelson, Mrs. Majority drgrre will be gives Grover Hofstetter, Mrs. Rest at a meeting of Bethel 43, Job's Knupp, Mrs. Ben Newell, Mrs. Daughters Monday at the Scottish Herbert Hilke, Mrs. William Frye. Rite Temple at 7:30 p.m. Alpha Phi alumaae wtM aeB tertained Monday night at th home of Mrs. Frederick Steal, 1575 19th St. NE, at a 7:30 dessert supper. Any new alumnae In, the city are welcome to attend nd may call Mrs. Staat for information. So Dear to Their 11 Hearts is a Valentine greeting You'll find at Edward Williams cards to bring a laugh or a warm glow of nostalgia . . cords to express your sentiments exactly. Come in and see our delightful Valentin surprises . . . lovely candles, party supplies, gift wraps and rib bons. EDWARD WILLIAMS The Home ef Hallmark Cerds 357 Court Street Fete Engaged Duo ELLIOTT PRAIRIE Miss Helyn Burton was the honor guest st a miscellaneous kitchen shower re cently at the home of Mrs. Ray mond Johnson of Mulino, when the Burtons lived before coming to Elliott Prairie. Miss Burton and Paul Burkert, Jr., will be honored st a miscel laneous wedding shower at the El liott Prairie hall on Saturday eve ning. Feb. I at o'clock. All their friends art cordially invited to at tend. The couple plan to be mar ried in March. fashionable support Supp-Hosc by Scliiaparclli $ 4.95 . Sheer, all nylon; designed to help combat fa tigue. Supp-Hose supplies comfort-giving pres sure that makes you feel young on your feet again. Wonderful for women who are on their feet all day. Launder and dry at tirr.ply at or dinary nylons. 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