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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1944)
Jefferson Church Is Scene of Ceremony Jefferson At riles read led secretary; Mrs. William Quinn. re-elected treasurer. ! Volunteer delegates for the t; county federation meeting in Frank Smith and Mrs. Clayton Capital Journal. Salem, Oregon. Friday, April 21, 1944 9 Baltimore. Roll call was answered by giving the name of a "Book I Have Read this Year." Follow ing the meeting refreshments were served. The first nioct- Pringle Pringle women's ! the election of officers which in club met at the club house eluded Mrs. Ruth Kottek re Wednesday for an all-day ses- elected president; Mrs, Maude sion with a no-host luncheon Adams, secretary-treasurer; and served at noon and Mrs. Bob-the vice-president, Mrs. Bob HnlHpn was hostess, assisted hv ' Hnlripn. After the mpotinn the First Christian church in Jefferson Saturday night at 8:30 o'clock, Miss Lois Hamp ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hampton, and Richard Schweinfurth, son of Mr. and I Silverton on April 28, were Mrs. W. W. Allen, chairman of edu cation for the county federation meeting, Mrs. William Quinn, I ing in May will be at the Wil who will give the Mill Cily club j Ham Quinn home with Mrs. Al report, Mrs. Charles Kelly. Mrs. 'Milsap assisting her. Mrs. Becklcy. i quilting was resumed. Twenty I The main event of the day wasi one members answered roll call. Mrs. Adam Schweinfurth of Salem, exchanged their 'mar riage vows. Rev. F. Claude Stephens officiated before an altar decorated with baskets of apples and English laurel. Preceding the ceremony, Leon Hampton, brother of the bride sang, "The Sunshine of t-"1 , , " Hi 134 .C H'-i r Wave Enlistees From Sal em sworn in at Portland office last Friday and enlisted through the fsalem recruiting office pictured here with Lt. (j.g.) Lucia Brown are Louise Ferry, Eugena Vincgan, Velina Kuper, Edna Allenback and Natalie Phillips. (Navy photo.) 8SH (Continued from page 5) H. Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Ken neth McLeod, Dr. and Mrs. Chester Luther, Dean and Mrs. Melvin H. Geist, Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Rahe and Dr. and Mrs. Oliver. Salem Saddle Club Has Fun Night Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hofstctter and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith cr entertained the Salem Sad dle club with a hilarious Fun Night program last Friday night. Tonight there will be a re lay Fun Night program with the hostesses Miss Gladys Zell, 1 Mrs. Pauline Kane, Miss Kate Dunaway, Miss Virginia Kline, " Miss Bernice Mischlcr and Mrs. Van Weider sponsoring one event each and providing, the prizes and refreshments for the social hour after the show. Miss Brown Weds Orville T. Thompson Waconda Ceremony solemn ized at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Harvey Scheuerman in Monmouth the evening of April 11 at 8 o'clock, was that at which Miss Elinor Brown, t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl ' Brown of Waconda, became the bride of Orville T. Thompson, third class P. O., United States navy, of Hannibal, Mo., with Rev, Scheuerman officiating. Little Miss Gloria Scheuer man lighted the tapers at the improvised altar decorated with an arrangement of mixed flow ers and Miss Opal Scheuerman sang "Because" and played the wedding marches. The bride wore a white chif fon gown fashioned with a sweetheart neck and shirred bodice and full skirt. Her floor length veil was edged with lace and fell from a crown of seed pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of pink and white car nations. Miss Shirley Brown was her sister's only attendant. She wore a petal blue lace and net gown and carried a bouquet of Couple Plights Troth At Monday Ceremony Scio Solemnized Monday afternoon at the Baptist church were the marriage vows of Miss Marilyn A. Pynch, daugh ler ot Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pynch of the Providence com munity near Scio, and Erwin M. Burge of Lebanon. Rev. V. L. Loucks was the officiating clergyman. The bride is a recent gradu ate of the Lebanon high school Her husband 'prior to leaving for scivice with the army air corps at Wendover field, Utah, where the couple will make their home, resided in Leb anon. Mr. and Mrs. Morris pink and white carnations and ! Qelebr at e Anniversary Your Smile," and Miss Louise Wattenbarger sang. "I Love You Truly." Miss Lois Smith in turquoise taffeta, and Miss Louise Wattenbarger in peach taffeta lighted the altar can dles. The bride wore a white gown of imported organza, made with fitted bodice with a sweetheart neckline and puff ed sleeves and a full skirt. She wore pink rosebuds in her hair, and carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds and pastel sweet peas, from which fell a shower of blue streamers tipped with sweet peas. Miss Gaynell Cole, the bride s only attendant, wore a gown of aqua taffeta and a corsage ot rosebuds. Monte Weddle served as best man for Mr. Schweinfurth. The couple greeted their guests in the foyer of the church after the ceremony. Re reivine with the bridal party were the bride's mother and Mrs. Schweinfurth. At the reception held at the home of the bride for immedi ate relatives and close friends, the serving table was covered wilh a hand crocheted cloth and was centered the bride's cake. Mr. and Mrs. Schweinfurth will make their home on the bridegroom's farm north of Jefferson. sweet peas. Little Miss Eloise Brown, sis ter of the bride, who was flower girl, wore a pink and blue satin gown and carried a nosegay of sweet peas and roses. Sergeant Gilbert Warren of Camp Adair, served as best man for Mr. Thompson. At the reception, held follow ing the ceremony, Mrs. Arthur Griffin cut the wedding cake and Mrs. Karl Brown served ices. Mrs. Thompson will make her home with her parents while Mr. Thompson, now stationed at Long Beach, Calif., is serving in the U. S. navy. Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Ed A. Morris celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home at 502 Hayter street, Tues day evening, with open house to their relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Morris, resi dents of Dallas for the past eight years, were married in Des Moines, la., April 18, 1894. and moved to Portland in 1909. Two daughters, Mrs. George Millikin of Roseburg and Mrs. F. L. Haynes of Dallas, and a granddaughter, Betty Lou Mil likin, were present for the an niversary celebration. Journal Want Ads Pay Mill City Woman's Club Elects Officers Mill City Woman's club met at the D. B. Hill home, with Mrs. Charles Kelly assistant hostess, last Tuesday night. The principal business was the election of officers for the term beginning next fall. Mrs. Clay ton Baltimore is the out-going president. New officers elected were as follows: Mrs. Don Sheythc, president; Mrs. D. B. 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