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Wed t Church The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Dean L.
Pemberton (Irene Prlem) was solemnized recently in the
Evangelistic Tabernacle. The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry J. Prlem and Mr. Pemberton is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pemberton of Stayton. (McEwan studio)
Boots and Spurs
By Gloria Robinson
,qyThe first Friday Fun Night of the year was held last weeK
under the genial leadership of Graham Sharkey and
daughter, Pat, and if all the Fun Nights to follow pattern after
the first one in amount ot lun, mis snouid be a noutous year
indeed, me evening negan oy introducing born Horses and riaers
to these gathered in the seat sec-'
tions. Games included matched
pairs, horse bending, stake
bending, bean bag race and the
ever popular musical ropes. Es
ther Ward managed to add to
the merriment by taking a tum
ble off her horse.
Bits of this and that: Pat
Sharkey tells us that her favor
ite mount, El Bonito, will soon
start to school, her teacher be
ing Mr. Maxwell, trainer and
handler at the Collis Johnson
stables . . . Ervin Ward has re
cently become the proud owner
of Cinda, racing mare formerly
belonging to Ethel Rowland. Er
vin plans on using Cinda as sim
ply a fine saddle mare . . . Ervin
Slurgcs has sold Tony Boy
Hampton to Columbia Hunt in
Portland where Tony will fin
ish his training as a jumping
horse. We predict a great future
for the very promising Tony
Boy . . . Midge Rider has added
another colt to her collection of
horses, a two year old named
prettily Glamour Boy . . .
Midge Rider and her betroth
ed, Bob Blanchett, have set a
definite date for their wedding,
Noember 21. A linen shower
was given last Sunday afternoon
in honor of the young bride-to-
be at the Robinson home, Robin
crest. Tall, lighted tapers and a
centerpiece of rosebuds and
gladioluses decorated the lunch'
eon table. Guests bidden to at
tend included Miss Carol Flesh
er, Miss Esther Paulson, Mrs.
Clara Long, Mrs. Ruth Nichols,
Mrs. Robert Blanchett, Mrs. Vic
tor Matthews, Mrs. Ben Rider
and the hostess, Mrs. Beatrice
Robinson. Mrs. Blanchett and
Mrs. Matthews are also arrang
ing showers in honor of Miss
Rider.
Returns to Salem After
spending the summer visiting
her son and daughter in Bakers
field and Los Angeles, Mrs. N.
E. Turner, mother of Mrs. John
H. Carkin of Salem, is returning
to this city Saturday.
Luncheon -r "
Opens Club' Year
Woodburn The first fall
meeting of the Woodburn Wom
an's club was held Wednesday
afternoon, at the library club
rooms beginning with a no-host
luncheon. Officers of the club,
Mrs. P. C. McLaughlin, Mrs. W.
O. Green, Mrs. Roy Seely, Mrs.
Amos Bonacker and Mrs. Harris
Nelson were in charge of ar
rangements.
Following the luncheon en
tertainment was provided by
Janie McGrath and Shirley
Brown in piano solos.
Mrs. P. C. McLaughlin pre
sided over the business meet
ing. Delegates elected to attend
the Marion county convention in
Salent on October 22 are the
club officers. Alternates named
are Mrs. E. C. Peyton, Mrs. Fred
rrenlz, Mrs. Mark Thompson.
Mrs. J. Melvin Ringo and Mrs
G. T. Wadsworth.
The club voted to sponsor the
county health extension pro
gram and made plans for the
annual bazaar which will be
held November 20. Mrs. R. L,
Anderson, Mrs. L. B. Detweiler
and Mrs. Lester Henn were ap
pointed as the committee in
charge. The matter of painting
tne club kitchen was discussed
A report on the recent state
convention at North Bend was
given by Mrs. A. G. Cowan,
junior past president.
The November meeting will
oe in cnarge of the program
committee of which Mrs. Frank
Bentley is chairman. She will
be assisted by Mrs. E. J. Allen,
Mrs. Paul Mills, Mrs. Rosanna
Aicner and Mrs. Paul Roberts.
Woodburn Evergreen Chap
ter No. 41, Order of the East
ern Star, will meet in regular
session Monday evening, Octo-
oer ti, at the Masonic Temple,
nosiess committee for the eve
ning will be Mrs. Grace Cra
mer, Mrs. Lenore Schoor, Miss
Mildred Schoor, Mrs. Louise
Shorey, Mrs. Florence Butter-
neid and Mrs. Marian Ander
son.
Woodburn Mrs. Alia C.I
Westover of Woodburn and
James R. Winflcld of San Fran
cisco were married Saturday,
October 2, at the First Presby
terian church in San Francisco.
The service was read by John
Hayes Crelghton, D. D-, and at
tendants were Mrs. Thomas M.
Moore of Sacramento, sister of
the bridegroom, and O. G. Mc-
Cuiston of San Francisco.
Mrs. Winfield was employed
In the office of the Birds Eye,
Snider plant at Woodburn. The
couple will make their home in
San Francisco.
Leave for East Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne W. Gordon are
leaving this Friday evening by
plane for New York C ity. They
will spend two days there, go
ing on to Atlantic City to at
tend the convention of the Na
tional Association of Retail
Druggists. They will return by
plane also.
Woodburn Mr. and Mrs. I
John Wittman of Woodburn an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Florence, to Charles
L. Nicholson, son of Dr. and j
Mrs. George D. Bishop of Sa
lem. The wedding took place i
September 25 at Osyoos, B. C,
at the home of the bride's sis
ter. The couple will make their
home in Salem.
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Wedding Reported
Lebanon The marriage of
Miss Inez Powell and Ramond
Ayers, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Ayers of Lacomb, was solem
nized at 8 o'clock on the eve
ning of Sept. 24, at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Powell, 578 West
Sherman street. Lebanon.
Dr. John B. Houser, pastor of
the First Baptist church, read
the double ring ceremony In a
setting ot tall candelabrums
flanked by baskets of varl-col-ored
gladioluses. Candles were
lighted by the bride's sisters,
Misses Darlcne and DeLoris
Powell. The wedding music was
plaved by Mrs. Leonard Gainer
at the piano.
The bride wore a green wool
suit, and for something old, her
grandmother s wedding ring on
a gold neck chain. Her flowers
were white orchids.
Miss Norma Wood was maid
of honor. Her gown was gray
crepe with railhead trim, and
her corsage was fashioned of
yellow rosebuds.
Dale F. Weber was best man.
At the informal reception fol
lowing the ceremony, Miss
Doris Ayers of Albany, sister of
the bridegroom, cut the wed
ding cake. Mrs. Edna Arnold,
sister of the bride, poured, and
Mrs. Patlie Powell, the bride's
grandmother, cut the Ices.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, October 8, 1948 7
For her wedding trip to the
Oregon beaches, Mrs. Ayers
wore a two-piece dress of rust
wool witli wool accessories and
black top Coat, to which was
pinned an orchid.
Both young people are gradu
ates of Lebanon high school
Mr. Ayers attended Oregon
State college and Is a member
of Lambda Chi Alpha.
Mr. and Mrs. Ayers will make
their home In Lebanon.
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the birth of a son, Thomas Elton
McGilchrist, Thursday morning,
October 7. at Salem General
hospital. There is an older sis
ter, Sandra, In the family.
Grandparents of the new arrival
are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc
Gilcliri.st of Salem and Mr. and
Mrs. John Black of Portland.
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