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Silverton In a double ring ceremony Sunday evening at
Nidaros Lutheran church, Miss Dorothy Ardith Moen, foster
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Reier Lima, became the bride
of Maurice DuVal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry DuVal of Silverton
Hills. Rev. Oluf Asper presided. Mrs. Arthur Dahl played the
wedding msic and assisted at the
i I piano for Max Holland, who
(Lonlract Club
Hostess Friday afternoon for
a luncheon honoring members
of her contract bridge club was
Mrs. Waldo Mills.
Guests for the event were
Mrs. C. VV. Parker, Mrs. H. G.
Smith, Mrs. Roy Mills, Mrs. R.
W. Craig, Mrs. R. R. Hewitt,
Mrs. A. A. Siewert, Mrs. Leona
Johnson and the hostess.
Lebanon Church.
Scene of Rites
Lebanon On October 25 in
the Church of Christ, Miss Billie
. Anne Hocft, daughter of Mrs.
Anna B. Hoeft, became the bride
of Willard Estep, son of Mr. and
Mrs.' J. E. Estep. Rev. Holly
Jarvis read the double ring
ceremony. Mrs. Ed Drapels
isang and the wedding march
was' played by Mrs. E. E. Reg
ester. Giving his sister in marriage
was Max D. Hoeft, DSN, of Bos
Ion, Mass. The bride's street
length gown was of white wool
with nail-head trim and she car
ried a white Bible topped with
an Orchid.
Attending the bride was her
cousin, Miss Lois Carroll who
wore a gray gown of wool with
gardenia corsage.
Best man was Delbert Fen-
nell, and ushers were Lyle
Simons and Laurence Schmidt.
At the reception in the church
parlors, Mrs. Lloyd Yates, sis
ter of the bride, cut the cake
and assisting in serving was
the bride's aunt, Mrs. John Benz
of Portland. Mrs. Glen Byer,
also an aunt of the bride, pre
sided at the punch bowl and
Mrs. Earl Gaskill had charge of
the guest book.
For going away Mrs. Estep
wore a blue tailored suit with
brown accessories and a corsage
of brown orchids. The couple
left for a brief trip in the north
after which they will be at
home in Lebanon.
The bride is a graduate of
Lebanon high school and the
groom likewise reared here,
served during the war in the
army transport Service. Ho is
now employed in the lumber in
dustry with headquarters in
Foster.
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Visitor from East
Returns to Home
Mrs. Theresa Bayer, who has
been visiting her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Church,. Mr. and Mrs,
Willard Wells, and mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Singer,' all of West
Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam H. Staats of Portland, has
entrained for Concord, N. H.
She will stop in St. Paul, Minn.,
to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. Bayer came west in
June to visit her son and daugh
ter, David and Betty Bayer of
West Salem and daughter, Ann,
of Seattle.
She will resume her position
as telephone operator for the
New England Telephone com'
pany of Concord.
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Cliurch
sang "Because and At Dawn-
tnf ' preceding the ceremony.
The bride, escorted to the
altar by her father, John Moen
of Portland, wore white satin
fashioned with a deep net yoke
trimmed in pearl floral de
signs and gathered skirt in
bustle effect and full train. Her
fingertip length veil fell from
a coronet of orange blossoms.
She carried a cascade bouquet of
pink rosebuds and stephanotis.
Mrs. Vorn Day of Salem, sis
ter of the bride, was matron of
honor, wearing a floor lengtn
pink silk net with pale blue
velvet trim. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Myron Baron, Portland,
also a sister of the bride, and
Mrs. Roy Keller, Washougal,
sister of the bridegroom, both in
identically modeled pink and
blue gowns with all three at
tendants wearing headdresses
of pink rosebuds. Suzanne Kel
ler, Z'i -year-old daughter of
the Roy Kellers, was in a floor
length pink net frock, and the
ring bearer, Gorden Moen of
Woodburn, wore all-white.
Clarence Simmons was Mr.
DuVal's best man and ushers
were Myron Baron and Roy
Keller.
For traveling the bride wore
dark blue with matching acces
sories and a rose corsage.
Mrs. Herman Moen cut the
cakes. Mrs. Amos Fincher pre
sided at the punch bowl and
Mrs. Leslie Elliott poured. The
Misses Jean and June Elliott
asisted about the rooms. Miss
Pauline Moen passed the guest
book and Mrs. Henry Moen and
Mrs. Oscar Satrum were in
charge of the gift table.
Mrs. DuVal is a graduate of
the Molalla schools and has
worked in Portland in office
work for a number of years.
The bridegroom completed more
than four years in the U. S
navy and was recently dis
charged. The young couple plans
to make their home in the Sil
verton community.
Stayton Pair
Wed in Salem
Slaylon Miss Evelyn A.
Thompson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Thompson, and Rich
ard D. Jordan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Jordan were married
Saturday, October 19, at a 4:30
o'clock ceremony which took
place at St. Mark's Lutheran
church in Salem. i-
Rev. Mark A. Getzendarier
officiated.
Attending the bride was the
bridegroom's sister, Miss Phyl
lis Jordan. The bride wore
brown with brown accessories
and Talisman roses. Miss Jor
dan wore black with chartreuse
accessories and gardenias. Leon
C. Jordon was his brother's best
man.
Only immediate members of
the families were present. A
dinner followed at the home
of the bride's parents in Stay
ton. The bride served as a Wave
and he was in the medical corps
of an amphibious supply com
pany in New Guinea and the
Philippines. They are making
their home at 366 Second, street
before returning to the capital.
484 State Street
Salem, Ore.
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Betrothed Miss Anita Kath
leen Strickland, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl W. Strickland,
who has told her engagement to
Milton S. Nygaard, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J G. Nygaard of Bris
tol, S. D No date has been set
for the wedding.
Newcomers Tea
At Stayton
Stayton A large number -of
townswomen, including several
who have recently come to
Stayton to make their home, at
tended the Woman s club an
nual "newcomer" tea at the
clubhouse Wednesday after
noon. The1 grade and high
school teachers were also hon
ored at the affair. Mrs. Eugene
Spaniol played the piano during
the tea hour.
Teachers attending were Mrs.
Elsie Lafkey, Mrs. Mary Ayres.
Miss Hilda Krantz, Mrs. Hazel
Rouintrec, Mrs. Leora Stevens,
Mrs. Bertha McDanicls, Mr3.
Zeda Rhoten Lisle, Mrs. Bickie
Gayel Helterline, Mrs. Inez
Keester, Miss Pat Gorman, Miss
Helen Johnston, Miss Marjean
Hickman.
Assisting were Mrs. C. A
Bcauchamp, Mrs. William Al
bus, Mrs. Clifford Likes, Mrs.
F. M. Smith.
Mrs. Bergman
Is Honored
Mrs. Carl G. Anthony wai
hostess at a surprise party hon
oring the birthday of Mrs. E. E.
Bergman. Guests were officers
of Chadwick Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star.
Present were Mrs. Earl Wi
per, Mrs. Fred B. Keller, Mrs.
G. A. Reeher, Mrs. D. M. Eby,
Mrs. Gordon Barker, Mrs. A. H.
Barker, Mrs. Raynor Smith,
Mrs. L. M. Flagg, Mrs. Chas.
Fowler, Mrs. Verdi Walser,
Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Ja
son Frizzell, . Mrs. Herman
Johnston, Mrs. Milton Meyers,
Mrs. Rex Davis, Mrs. Paul Hau
ser, Mrs. Paul Griebenow, Mrs.
Granville Perkins, Mrs. Helen
Busch, Mrs. Harold Phillipe;
Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Berg
man. Gifts were presented to the
honor guest and a huge birth
day cake centered the serving
table.
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SAVING CENTER
Salem and West Salem
Pharmacy
ir . n.
Capital
The modern drug store re
sembles the little chemist shop
of long ago in only one re
spect the compounding of pre
scriptions with fresh effective
drugs is still considered by the
pharmacist the most important
part of his business.
Cosmetics and drugs displayed
and sold in the modern store
have been added through de
mand, or for the customer's
convenience . . . But it is when
the pharmacist compounds a
prescription that he feels he
best serves the community, by
doing the job for which he was
trained.
Pharmacy Week is set aside
to note the improvements made
by medical science, pharmaceu
tical houses, and pharmacists in
the defeat of disease.
TMj l Che 414th of itrlra f Milorlal
AdTcrtliementi appearing In Tba Capital
Journal each Friday.
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Cjaine d)raiu lYlanij to Corvaliii
The Oregon State-Stanford game on Saturday and Dad's day
festivities on the Oregon State college campus will draw a large
number of Salem folk to Corvallis over the week-end. Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas McKay will be among thosci present, and Mr. Mc
Kay, guest of their daughter, Mary Lou, at the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house for the Dad's day f
dinner.
Oscar Paulson and Dr. Carl
W. Emmons will be guests of
their daughters, Helen Paulson
and Marisaret Jane Emmons for
the week-end festivities.
To visit their sons. Bland and
Forrest, members of Phi Delta
Theta, will go Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. Simmons.
Arriving by plane Thursday
from Palo Alto was Miss Helen
Shcpard, sophomore at Stan
ford, who will visit her par
ents, Mr and Mrs. Floyd Shep
ard here and the three will at
tend the game.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Keene
and Geraldine will be guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Colman for
the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.
George Croisan also will go. The
two men will be guests of their
daughters, Madeleine Keene
and Mariann Croisan at the
Kappa Alpha Theta house lunch
eon preceding the game.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Frederick
Chambers, Miss Dorathea Steus
loff and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Chambers will motor to Corval
lis for the game as will Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. Shinn and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Carson,
Jr. The Shinns and Carsons will
meet Mr. and Mrs. William
Shinn for a family party.
Stayton Girl
Tells Troth
Stayton Mr. and Mrs. Julian
DeJardin are announcing the
engagement of their daughter,
Maxine. to Shirley Bates, also
of Stavton. and son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Bates, Albany.
Miss DeJardin attended Sac
red Heart academy in Salem
and is employed in the Stay
ton office of the Mountain
States Power company.
Her fiance attended Albany
schools and served in the arm
ed forces four years with one
year's duty overseas. He works
in the First National bank of
Portland, Stayton branch.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
RE-ELECT
WALTER
NORBLAD
I Veteran oi World War H
I Educated In Oregon
t Experienced Legislator
I ProTen Ability
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
FOB CONGRESS
Norb.irJ for Congress Committee.
PL Ad. D. E. Woodrlflg, Salem Or.
Week
mii.it f ih.
Dl-Of Star
Frank Hunts to
Return to Salem
Their friendr will be in- in
terested to know that over ;
the weekend former Salem-
ites are returning to make ;f
the capital their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt
and their son, Mike, who k
have been living in Longview S
since Mr. Hunt's return in
January from service in the
Philippines, are coming to ;!
Salem, where they will make ffi
their home temporarily with p
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. jf
H. Probert, at their Slate
street home.
Miss Margaret Morris of Cave
Junction, now teaching in Bend
schools, arrived Friday to be a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Foley for the week-end.
Miss Margaret Morris of Cave
Junction, now teaching in Bend
schools, arrived Friday to be a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fo
ley for the weekend.
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A chill supper and hambur
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of Parrish Junior high school
students when Carole Kannier
entertained at her home in
North 20th street.
The evening was spent play
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perons were Donna Pendcrgraft
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