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Wed Recently The marriage ot Mr. and Mrs. Benny W.
Miller (Donna Harris) was solemnized April 11 at a cere
mony at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iloff
Harris in Sheridan. The couple are at home in Salem. Mr.
Miller is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller of Woodburn.
Camp Fire Girls News
Party for 1
Diane Meola
Diane Meola, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. E. A. Meola, is to ob
serve her ninth birthday anni
versary, Saturday, and in honor
of the occasion her mother is
planning a party between 2 and
5 o'clock.
Weather permitting, a picnic
is to be given at Holman Park
place. Games will be played and
featured will be a toy treasure
hunt.
Bidden to honor Diane are
Ellen Clark, Judy Deacon, Ka
thy Doner, Carol Gerlinger,
Jean Hagen, Lynne Johnson,
Barbara Kuedell, Patsy Mars
land, Geneva Nordyke, . Susan
Wilson, Penny Brenner, Judy
Freeman, Sharon Brown, Shir
ley Thompson.
Capital Journal. Salem. Oregon. Friday, April 29, 19497
Tawanka Camp Fire girls of
Garfield school met Tuesday
with their leader, Mrs. Pearl
Heard. Carol Cole displayed
books and postcards of Canada
and the state of Washington.
Cherrian Blue Birds met- at
the home of their leader Mrs.
Emery Wood, Tuesday. The
following officers were elected:
Jane Sanford, president; Janet
Roake, vice president; Ann Rob
inson, secretary; Carol Morrow,
treasurer; Geraldine Wellard,
scribe; Janice Weed, chaplain.
Guests Due at
Club's Dance
Several guests will be attend
ing the Subscription club dance
on Saturday evening at the Mar
ion hotel, the party being the
spring dinner dance of the club.
The out-of-town guests will
include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
I Chapman and Mr. and Mrs.
Herald W. White of Eugene,
Dr. and Mrs. New Fowler of
Astoria, all of whom will be
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
E. Nelson for the week-end; Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Woodworth of
Eugene who will be guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis W. Hunt
ington; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sigel,
Portland, who are to be guests
of Dr. and Mrs. John J. Grif
fith. In charge of decorations for
the dance will be Mrs. Terrence
King, Mrs. Stuart Lancefield,
Mrs. Vern Miller, Mrs. Ralph
Purvine.
Airs. Kleen Honored
Guest Roberts Shower
Roberts There was a sur
prise shower for Mrs. Jerry
Kleen given at the home of
Mrs. L. H. Zielke. She was as
sisted by Mrs. L. F. Zielke. Mrs.
John Earnest won -the prize
from the contest of unscram
bling words also from the name
drawing contest. Mrs. Harry
Eyerly won the prize for draw
ing the best stork.
Those present were: Mrs.
Jerry Kleen, honor guest; Mrs.
David Jordon, Mrs. Woodrow
Haney, Mrs. Floyd Plank, Miss
Darlene Kleen, Mrs. Forest Ed
wards, Mrs. Elmer Minch, Mrs.
Harvey Schuebel, Mrs. Glenn
Bidgood, Mrs. J. F. Ringwald,
Mrs. John Earnest, Mrs. A. H.
Kleen, Mrs. Louis D. Johnston,
Mrs. G. S. Higgins, Mrs. J. J.
Johns, Mrs. A. F. Thompson,
Mrs. A. D. Cater, Mrs. Keith
Austin and Mrs. D. Goodwin.
Friends sending gifts but un
able to be present were: Mrs.
William Keeney, Mrs. Melvln
Trindle, Mrs. Henry Query and
Mrs. Karl Heyden.
Ann Robinson was hostess.
American Blue Birds met
Wednesday at the home of their
leader Mrs. Owen Searcy. They
lt.ade candy and played games.
Okiyasin Camp Fire met Mon
day at the home of their leader
Mrs. R. C. Irwin. After their
business meeting they discussed
the requirements for woodgath-
erers rank and played Softball
Fishers Are Home
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Har
rison Fisher (Elaine Clower)
have returned home from a
three weeks sojourn into Cali-1
forma making the trip by auto-1
mobile. Fisher was called for a
fortnight's training in Naval
Construction work as a reserve
in the government program, at
Port Hueneme. Mrs. Fisher
spent the first week of their
absence from Silverton, in San
Francisco and Ventura with
friends at the Bay City, and
with Mrs. Marguerite Hill
(sister of Mrs. Harry Riches) in
Ventra, where Mrs. Hill is a
member of the school faculty.
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