Capital Journal. Salem. Oregon. Monday. April 25, WW Installation At
VFW Auiliary
Miss Kenley Is
Wed in Stayton
' Stayton The Baptist church
wai the scene of an Eaiter wedd
ing, Sunday, April 17, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon
when Miss A 1 1 r e d a Mae
Kenley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Banner of
route 9, Salem, was married to
Stanley Robert Sevey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Sevey of route
1, Aumsville. The double ring
ceremony was performed by
Rev. Willard Buckner, pastor of
the church. j
Wedding music was played by
Mrs. Roscoe Poole, who accom
panied Mrs. Earl Maurer. solo
ist. Flowers and lighted tapers
were used in decoration of the
church.
, A dress of pale green was
chosen by the bride for her
wedlng and with it she wore ac
cesories of white and black. Her
flowers were pink rosebuds. She
was given in marriage by her
father.
. Mrs. Malcolm Long, wearing a
dress of gray with green acces
sories and pink carnations, was
matron of honor. Malcolm Long
Was best man.
For her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Banner chose a gray dress
with which she used black acces
sories. Mrs. Sevey also wore a
gray dress, with blue accesories.
Both wore corsages.
, A reception was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Smiley following the ceremony.
The decorations were carried out
in the Easter theme. The wedd
ing cake was cut by Mrs. Jerry
Hopkins, and Mrs. Melvin Mc
Neal, Mrs. Federal T. Smith and
Mrs. Long served. The guest
book was pased by Mrs. Smith,
and Miss Joyce Banner and Mrs.
Smiley were in charge of the
gift table.
Following a short wedding
trip to the coast, the newlyweds
will make their home In Stayton
in the Taylor apartments.
' AURORA Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth J. Brown were honored re
cently on their silver wedding
anniversary in their home north
west of Aurora.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Art
Zacker, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gar
rett, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Well,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Weil, Mr. and
Mrs. L. I. Snyder, Carl Snyder,
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Russell, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Hoffman, Aurora;
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Evans, Miss
Shirley Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Schiedel, Mrs. Betty Biggs, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. George McCarty, Mrs. M.
A. Mclntyre, Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Landeen, Miss Lor
raine Guatafson, ' Oregon City;
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nafzger, To
ledo; Mrs. Kate Boss, Mr. and
Mrs. John Boss, Fred Boss, Miss
Marie Boss, Logan; W, E. Brown,
Jerry Brown, Oregon City; Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Mclntyre, Miss
Jean Mclntyre, Mrs. Madeline
Young, Miss Milllcent Young.
.Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Bernt, Mt. Angel; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry McKissick, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Moritz, Frankie and Betty
Moritz.
STAYTON Mrs. Harry Hum
phreys was hostess to the Stay
ton unit, American Legion auxi
liary, recently at her home when
plans were made for a card party
to be given in May. Mrs. Grace
Keirsey will head the committee
and she will be assisted by Mrs.
Humphreys, Mrs. Maryan Hag
en, and Mrs. Chrystal Miller
A report on the county council
at Hubbard was given by Mrs.
Clorinda Titus. Named to the
nominating committee for offi
cers for the new year were Mrs.
Humphreys, Mrs. Ethel Huffman,
and Mrs. Lottie Kreitzer.
; WOODBl'RN New officers
of the Woodburn parent-teacher
association will be elected at the
meeting of the organization
Tuesday evening at a o'clock.
April 28, at the high school. En
tertainment will be provided by
members of the sixth grade and
high school groups. The report
'of the nominating committee will
be given and the annual elec
tion held.
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Greenfield was honored as out
going commander.
I Following a joint social hour
Silverton-Mrs. Harry Walker i n-ho, iuPPer for members
was installed as president of the;jng pridt ma'de , pre,enta
Veterans of Foreign Wars auxil- tion of handkerchief and floral
iary, No. 3004, Mrs. Maril Han-nosegays to her out-going offi-
son, past district president, of iceri and committee chairmen
Salem, the installing officer.
Inducted to assist Mrs. Walk-
Recent Bride The marriage
of Mrs. John J. Meyer, the for
mer Elma June Haynes, was
solemnized February 20. The
couple are now at home in
Salem.
Pearson Speaks
Woodburn Walter A. Pear
son, Oregon state treasurer, was
the guest speaker at the April
dinner meeting of the Woodburn
Business and Professional Wo
men's club at the American Le
gion building on the highway
at Woodburn. He was introduced
by Mrs. Don Bell, chairman of
the finance committee, in charge
of the program.
Mrs. Henry Stange presided
and group singing was led by
Kenneth Thompson with Mrs.
Harold Steele at the piano. Mem
bers of the finance committee
assisting Mrs. Bell were Mrs.
Walter Scarborough. Mrs. Har
old Steele, Mrs. Leland Plank.
Miss Lorraine Gates and Mrs.
Ellen Swafford. Spring flowers
and Easter novelties decorated
the tables. '
INDEPENDENCE Woman's
rliih mt laxt week. Five ffirls
er for the coming year are:ifrom Mr, Yung s health class
senior vice, Mrs. Ruth Kniess;at the high school gave a report
junior vice, Mrs. Ada Geren; on the survey that had been
chaplain, Mrs. Essie Spechtjmade of the city. Mrs. Alice Van-
. derhoff, program chairman, in-
treasurer, Mrs. Be-mce Or.nt: lrodu'd girls. Mr, patri.
secretary, Mrs. Bessie Porter; jcia Meggwier. sewerage commit-three-year-trustee,
Mrs. Vivian! tee, reported that conditions
were improving little by little.
Mrs. Nina Moon, housing, said
that housing went to extreme,
either too large or too small.
Mrs. Wanda Wise, restaurants,
committe, reported not enough
tubs for dish washing but on the
whole very sanitary. Mrs. Rob
erta Gildow, water committee,
reported the city did not get its
water from the river but from
75 foot wells and the water was
reported 100 pure, taken from
the last report made by the state
inspector. Miss Lucy Lane, ex
tension clothing specialist from
Oregon State college gave a talk
on materials.
Mrs. C. H. Harwood hostess
chairman assisted by Mrs. Claud
Skinner, Miss Myra Montgom,
ery, Mrs. W. P. Ramey and Mrs
Clyde Hunnicut served refreshments.
Quartier; patriotic instructor,
Mrs. Edith Grace: flag bearer.
Mrs. Sadie Barkhurst; guard,
Mrs. Sarah Burch; banner bear
er, Mrs. Mathilda Pierce; histor
ian. Miss Ruth McPike; four
color-bearers. Miss Mary Lou
Edgerton, Mrs. Lilliam Cox,
Mrs. Clara Tokstad and Mrs.
Lenna Elliott.
Mrs. Walker, newly installed
president, welcomed the distin
guished guests and her helpers,
and presented gifts. Mrs. Ruth
McPike, second president of the
local organization, presented the
past president's pin to Mrs. Bes
sie Porter, retiring president.
The ceremonial of installation
was joint with the post members
with Joseph Hopkins of Salem,
past commander, installing offi
cer. Inducted as commander was
Bob Edgerton; as senior vice.
Tom Lynch; as junior vice. John
Amity Civic Club
Is Entertained
Amity The Amity Woman's
Civic club held its regular meet
ing at the Methodist church.
Mrs. E. O. Morse asked for vol
unteers for renovating the city
library, and reported the pur
chase of new books that are now
available. Mrs. Rupert Chris-
tensen reported that Girl Scouts
of troop No. 2 are earning their
health safety badges; and troop
No. 1 is taking dramatics, and
the Brownies will entertain their
mothers the first meeting in
May. She also announced plans
for the day camp in June
Plans were made for the May
meeting at which time Mrs.
Ethel S. Palmer will be invited
to speak. Several visitors were
introduced. A number of mem
bers plan to attend the Yamhill
county Federation meeting in
Dayton, April 25. Mrs. Ray
Cooper Volunteered to act as
citizenship chairman. Dr. Glenn
Bakkum, head of the Oregon
State college sociology depart
ment, was Introduced and spoke
on "community projects."
The hostesses, Mesdames P.
E. Meeker. Joe McKee, William
West, Wanda Richter, and Ru
pert Christensen, served refresh
ments. About 50 were present
skuint. ru n m ih. n,,i
Neighbors of America is meet
ing weanesaay, a no-host lunch
eon to be served at 12:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Gladys Wins,
1945 Oxford street, with Mrs.
Zula Webb and Mrs. Blanche
Gains as co-hostesses.
WOODBURN St. Mary's
McCullough; as quartermaster. Episcopal guild will meet with
Aldus Opperud; post advocate, Mrs. C. C. McCall of Salem,
Russell Johnson; surgeon, Ron- Route 5, Box 134, Tuesday, April
aid Syron; chaplain, Leonard 26, for a 1 o'clock luncheon.
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