forger-Smith
Ceremony Here
Mamie Ann Smiln 01
Miss ,.. Curtis
K""gr" 1 junction City were mar
VlVb 14 in United Lutheran
M"-; The Rev.
hurcn .,.
;h,r ?n..' double-ring ceremony!
trmea i
' Uii of the bride are Mr.
KVckO Smith of Spring-
Ed The bridegroom is the son
li sir. ana "'""
Ecli0" .?!iy,,.,. his daughter
Mr. " .1 ;.,,.,
bodice!
Kndarin collar and long
".. fr.i,. V-nnt oanel of
K A coronet of seed pearls
tfd her fingertip 'on vc
!- wore a yenuw ....w.... .
K'.rl.j k.innorrt to a Breat-
Cg dmo.heroflhebride.
bom ana sne " 'T.ti. i
irMroses ana sitp"""""'" ,
' li..., nf the bride. Miss!
Kay Smith, was her maid,
I honor. Her orc p.-,
! r ..( uiih f Htod bodice
11 "tn with matching
lero. She carried a nosegay of
ink rosebuds, stcphanotis and
iolclsand wore a garland of pink
osebuds in her hair.
Bridesmaid was miaa u
1 .r L'.mnns urparins a nale
PI oi tiwaw- - -
,, ,-if.i, riross nf the same
vie as that of the honor attend-
'L.-i.. William Hedees of Eu-!
Le was best man. Ushers were
ner Campbell, mcnara namo-
and George anepara, an ui
rSi'.iiohiprs were Miss Shir-i
L r,mnhpll and Mrs. Michael
Lthrop, both of Eugene.
ri...Hmmant( nf Dale Pink.
hite and orchid stock decorated
ie church, with pinK canaies in
mdelabra. Eldcn Pentlila sang
The Lord's Prayer," and "Wed
!..Dier" arrnmDanied at the
tgan by Mrs. 0. P. Nordling.
A reception louowea uie cere
',. in i l,c rhurch. Mrs. D. L.
Ihnson and Mrs. W. W. Mohon,
: Springfield, sisters ot uie
j nmirrri i-nffee and served
Inch. Mrs. Nina Gano and Mrs.
car Stelzcr, both of Eugene;
,i ,nl enrvprt the wedding cake.
ri. thir wedding, trip to Se-
Lie the bride wore a gray suit
fii mioH jacket, erav and white
Ill-box hat and red shoes to
latch her handbag. The couple
is at home in tugene.
wo Club Dessert
ieeting Wednesday
Iowa Club will meet Wednesday
Ktb Mrs. A. E. Polish, 963 Mnn-
e St Mrs. B. S. Craig and Mrs.
E. Simkins ' are assisting
stesses. Dessert luncheon will
at 1:30 p.m.
.,,. .......... , (Howard Photo, Wiltshire Ens.
MRS. LAWRENCE CURTIS RARGER (Margie Ann Smith) now
is at home In Lugcne, following a wedding trip to Seattle. The
couple was married recently in United Lutheran Church.
Girl Scout
Calendar
Monday, March 8
9:30 a.m., Training Committee
Scout Office. ,
10:00 a.m., Troop Organization
Committee.
Tuesday, March 9
10 a.m.. Field Cnmmillo. Rnnni
Office.
1 p.m.-4 p.m.. First Aid course.
Y Center.
Wednesday, March 10
10 a.m.-12 noon, Day Camp
Representatives, Y Center.
7:30 p.m.. Finance Cnmmillee
Scout Office.
Thursday, March 11
10 a.m.-12 noon, District III
meeting, home of Mrs. Charles
Garrison.
Friday, March 12
10:30 a.m., District VI meeting,
Cottage Grove.
Saturday, March 13
2 p.m.-6:30 p.m., Juliette Low
International Show at the Lane
County Fairgrounds.
OMTA Meeting
At Janes Home
Eugene District of Oregon Mu
sic Teachers Assn. will meet Mon
day at 8 p.m. at the home nf Mr.
and Mrs. William Dolph Janes,
2395 Columbia St.
Assistant hostesses will be Mrs.
Francis Bittner, Mrs. Lavina
Honey and Mrs. Cecil Armes. For
the program, Ralph DeCoursey,
pianist, will play Brahms' varia
tions on a theme by Handel.
Potluck Dinner
Amaranth Date
Willamette Court, Order of the
Amaranth, will meet for a potluck
dinner at 6:30 p.m. Monday at
the Masonic Temple. Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Williams are co
chairmen of the dining room com
mittee and will be assisted by Mr,
and Mrs. Roger Rees, Mr. and
nirs. Arthur Beebe, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Corum, Mrs. Minnie Fur-
man, Mrs. Flora Morris, Mrs.
Fay Gay, Mrs. Anna Houck. Mr.
and Mrs. Bonnie Schultz, Mr. and
Mrs. Olaf Johnson, Mrs. Robert
Wilson, Mrs. W. S. Jost, Mrs. O.
M. hnutson and Mr. and Mrs
Shirley Sorenson.
Hoo-Hoo-Ettes Plan
laws Change
By
Revision of the by-laws will be
the main order of business at the
Hoo-Hoo-Ette meeting Monday
evening at Cafe Del Rey.
Full membership for this meet
ing is asked, because of the im
portance of the meeting to each
member. "Kittle Nip" will be at
6:29 p.m. with the dinner follow
ing at 6:59. For dinner reserva
tions, members may call after
6 p.m. cither Mrs. Paul Hem
mingsen, 4-8670, or Mrs. Wm. B.
Burnett, 5-7608 before Monday.
OTHA Directors Coming
For Lane County Meeting
Oregon Tuberculosis and
Heallh Assn. directors, Mrs. Lor
raine Riedman and Miss Jean Le
Neve from Portland, will be in
Eugene for the Lane County TB
and Health Assn. meeting Mon
day at 8 p.m., IOOF Bldg., room
219. A report of the X-ray com
mittee will be given and action
taken loward the purchase of a
miniature X-ray by the association.
Mrs. Riedman, OTHA Case-
finding director, will meet with
the X-ray committee in the after
noon to assist with the comple
tion ol plans for the purchase of
the X-ray. the report to bo pre
sented to the board at the even
ing meeting. The committee
members arc Mrs. Hugh Tim
mons, chairman, Otto Lydy, and
George Nelson. Mrs. Stewart
Carlson, president, also will meet
with the committee. Representa
tives from Benton, Douglas and
Linn County Tuberculosis and
Health Assns, have been invited
to attend.
Miss LeNcve, OTHA Seal Sale
director, will review the 1953
Seal Sale campaign with the of
fice staff in the afternoon and
advise with them regarding the
coming 1951 Seal Sale campaign.
Regular business to be includ
ed at the evening meeting will
be a report to the board members
of the results of the 1953 Seal
Sale campaign by Ernest Keas
ling, County Seal Sale chairman,
and the appointment of a nom
inating committee by the presi
dent, Mrs. Carlson.
Retarded Child
Speaker's Topic
Members and friends of the As
sociation for the Help of Retard
cd Children will meet Monday at
8 p.m. in the Wheeler Room of
First Congregational Church. Mrs.
II. H. Waechter, director of the
Pearl Buck School, will lead a
forum on the subject. "The Re
tarded Child and His Family:
Help for Both."
Help from many others is need
ed to assist all retarded children
and their families, it is stated,
and anyone interested is invited
to attend the meeting.
The association, a non-profit or
ganization incorporated in Ore
gon, was formed by parents,
teachers and interested individu
als of the Eugene area. The pur
pose is declared to provide ade
quate education for retarded chil
dren and guidance for their par-
cuts; to inform the public of the
extent and nature nf this prob
lem and its remedies, ana to
work for realistic legislation.
Bonneville Wives
Set Luncheon
Bonneville Wives will have
their monthly luncheon meeting
Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at the Cafe
Del Rey.
Toastmistress Club
Membership Open
Evergreen Toastmistress Club
announces it has opened mem
bership for a limited time. Any
woman who is "shy, self-conscious,
or tongue-tied" when ask
ed to take part in any program,
to give a club report or even to
meet new people is invited to
attend the next regular ititting,
Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Eugene
Hotel.
This will be Uie club level
speak-off. The lop speaker will
represent Evergreen Club at the
area contest ot Toastmisless
Clubs here March 15. Participat
ing in the area contest will be
Lebanon, Albany, Evergreen and
Eugene Toastmistess Clubs, Per
sons desiring more information,
or transportation, may phone
4-4882.
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Chapter to Initiate
JUNCTION CITY Eastern
Star Chapter will hold initiation
at a meeting Tuesday.
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