Early Silverton Pair
Observe Golden Wedding
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Welch Norton, 404 Third
street, will observe their golden wedding next Friday, with open
house at the family home from 3 to 5 o'clock, and from 7 to 9
in the evening. Relatives and friends are invited through the
press. On Sunday, April 13, a dinner will be served at 1 o'clock
at the Modern Woodman hall
Betrothed Mr. and Mrs.
John Bcntz of Sublimity are an
nouncing the engagement of
their daughter, Dolores, to Rob
ert E. Cromer of Stayton. She
has been employed. in this city
for a number of years. No date
has been set for the wedding.
JBride-elect
Is Honored
Oak Point Bride-elect, Miss
Elva Brown, was honored with a
miscellaneous shower recently
at the home of Mrs. R. A. Al
derson. The afternoon was
spent informally.
Miss Brown is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Brown
and will become the bride of
Robert Rika, son of Mr. and Mrs
Adolph Rika of Independence,
the latter part of April.
Bidden to honor Miss Brown
were: Mrs. O. E. Brown, Mrs. W.
H. Brown, Mrs. John Coville,
Mrs. T. C. Muller, Mrs. Keith
Peterson, Mrs. Rodney Peterson,
Mrs. Grove Peterson, Mrs. Dave
Peck, Mrs. Elizabeth Comstock,
Mrs. Ellis Lauderback, Mrs.
Adolph Rika, Miss Vera Hawk
ins, Clara Brown, Beverly
Hawkins, Barbara Shirley and
Beverly Peterson, Judy Peter
son, Barbara Jean Muller and
Hazel Hughes.
District III
Nurses Meet
Tuesday evening, District III
of the Oregon State Nurses' as
sociation held the monthly meet-
inn at the Salem Woman's club
with a symposium on education,
. presented by Miss Tina Duerk
sen. Chairman is Mrs. Turner
The program centered around
student nurses 'impressions of
4 psychiatry and assignments on
psychiatric nursing services. In
troduced were students nurses
on affiliation from schools in
Oregon and Idaho, Miss Rosic
Fong, Miss Hattie Barr, Miss Pa
tricia Keyes, Miss Doris Herald
Miss Florence Dick, Miss Eliza
beth Armstrong, all of Portland
Miss Aileen Rupp. The Dalles,
miss Maxme Miller, Astoria
Miss Shirley Brooks, Pendleton
Miss Elsie Nelson, Baker; and
Mrs. Doris Emery of Boise.
Several of the visitors spoke
oricuy on their viewpoints.
Salem General hospital nurses
were hostesses of the meeting.
Mrs. Carl Schwendemon and
children, Phyllis and Carl Jr .
of Seattle, are spending the
week in Salem, visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
tvans, Mr. and Mrs. George
Pickens and other relatives.
with guests calling until 5 p. m.
in compliment to the honored
couple.
Elizabeth Ellen Thomas be
came the bride of Samuel Welch
Norton April 11, 1897, at the
pioneer John Elliott home near
Monitor. They were attended by
Awilda Elliott-Fish, still living
near Monitor, who will share in
the pleasures of the 50th anni
versary. ,
The Nortons lived many years
on a portion of the donation
land claim of the parents of the
bridegroom, the Thomas Har
vey Nortons, pioneers to Marion
county in 1852. Mr. Norton was
born 81 years ago. Mrs. Norton
is 68 years of age. She came to
Marion county with her family
at the age of 16 years, attended
Oak Lawn school. Norton atten
ded Grassy Pond where their
nine children also went to
school. He was a farmer for
many years. Mrs. Norton has an
interesting self-instructed hob
by, painting in oil of scenery
and flowers.
The couple arc Gold Star par
ents, LeRoy losing his life at
Luzon near the close of World
War II.
The children of the Nortons
are Zayn, Silverton; Mrs. Flor
ence Oster, Valsetz; Harvey and
Welden of Bend; Willard, Ray
mond and Warren, all of Silver
ton; Lawrence of Portland; and
LeRoy, casualty of the war,
buried on Luzon.
One great grandson, Kenneth
Stuki, lives in Portland. Grand
children are Velma Norton-
Stuki. Portland; Edgar, Rich
ard, Melba, Barbara, Dorothy
Mae, Harold, Faye and Ruth
Ann, all children of the Zayn
Nortons; Floyd Norton, son of
Harvey, in Korea, and Dickson
of Bend; Joyce and Larry,
children of Willard; Ralph, son
of Raymond; Lawrence and
Paul, sons of Lawrence; and
Janet, daughter of Warren.
The Nortons are members of
the Mormon church.
Mrs.Adamsh
Honor Guest
Saturday afternoon the Ld-
ward Roth home in North 21st
street will be scene of an infor
mal tea arranged in compliment
to Mrs. Howard Adams of Mon
terey, Calif.
Major and Mrs. Adams, for
merly of Salem, are visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Corey. Maior Adams is sta
tioned at the Presidio at Fort
Ord.
Hostesses for the affair are
Mrs. Roth and Mrs. Leon Perry
and friends of the honor guest
have been invited to call be
tween 3:30 o'clock and 5.
Club to Aid
Youth Center
Woodburn The regular busi
ness meeting of the Junior Wom
ans' club was held Wednesday
evening at the library club
rooms and the club voted to as
sist in the Youth Center plans
sponsored by the Woodburn
Fire department, which were
outlined by Bud Forgard and
Harold Schiel of the department.
Mrs. Harold Schiel was appoint
ed as club representative to meet
with the firemen and it was vot
ed to turn over the balance in
the resuscitator fund to the fire
men for youth center program.
Tickets for the spring dance
were given out to members and
those not present may get their
tickets at the Hall of Beauty.
Tickets were also distributed
for the mother-daughter ban-
quet to be held April 16 and may
be secured from Mrs. Lawrence
Heer at the Farmers Union
market.
Mrs. Adrian Schooler, club
president, Mrs. Joe Sowa and
Mrs. Lawrence Heer were
named as delegates to the Ma
rion County federation meeting
at Jefferson on April 18. Other
delegates and alternates will be
named later.
Mrs. Leslie Paulson, program
chairman, presented Miss Grace
Banker and Mrs. Roy Arncy in
piano solos.
Mrs. Larry Wilkins served re
freshments, assisted by Mrs.
Eugene Stoller and Mrs. Merton
Harrison.
Independence Club
At Hardman Home
home of Mrs. Rodney Hardman,
with 12 members present.
Plans were announced for the
dinner and bazaar to be held in
the fall. The next meeting will
be at the Z. Bartel home April
tenth.
Mrs. Viola Shaffer, home
demonstration agent, will dem
onstrate "Conserving You." This
meeting will start at 1 p. m.
...
Mrs. Cowan Is
Re-elected Head
Woodburn Mrs. A. G. Cowan
was reelected president of the
Woodburn Womans' club at the
annual election of officers held
at the regular meeting Wednes
day afternoon. Mrs. P. C. Mc
Laughlin was re-elected vice
president; Mrs. L. B. Detweiler
Oak Point The Independence was elected recording secretary,
Rural Woman's club met at the land Mrs. P. L. LaBarr, corres
ponding secretary. Mrs. R. L.
Anderson was reelected treas
urer.
Delegates elected to attend
the Marion County federation
meeting at Jefferson on April
18 were: Mrs. A. G. Cowan, Mrs.
Oliver S. Olson, Mrs. William
Peltz, Mrs. W. O. Green and
Mrs. L. R. Detweiler. Alternates
named were Mrs. Melvin John
son, Mrs. G. T. Wadsworth, Mrs.
Frank Covey, Mrs. Charles Bu
chanan and Mrs. P. H. Seely.
The club voted to buy an elec
tric range for the kitchen and
pay for its installation.
During the program hour Cap
tain R. B. Lesher of the Salem
Salvation Army showed colored
motion pictures of flowers,
plants and natives of Alaska.
Refreshments were served
from the attractive tea table
with decorations of Easter nov
elties, flowers and tapers. Pre
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siding at the urns were Mrs. W.
O. Green and Mrs. Frank Covey
The hostess committee includ
ed Mrs. Walter G. Miller, Mrs
Herbert Hoyt, Mrs. Hartley Le-
Febvre, and Mrs. Harris Nelson.
Shower Precedes
Club Meeting
Lincoln Mrs. Ted Muyskens
was honor guest at a pink and
blue shower for which her sis-1
ter-in-law, Mrs. Harvey Muys-l
kens opened her home Thursday
Assisting about the rooms were
Mrs. Jeff Williams and Mrs. R
J. Meissner.
Assisting were Mrs. Agnes
Boyd of Weddell, Idaho, mother
of Mrs. Harvey Muyskens and
Jean Muyskens.
Preceding the shower the
Lincoln Goodwill club met with
Mrs. H. D. Burns, president, eon.
ducting the brief session. Money
was donated to the Methodist
church women of West Salem.
Women who added their name
to the membership were Mn. W.
B. Hunt and Mrs. John Peterson.
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