8 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore Thursday, Sept. 29, 1949
Miss Walker
Recent Bride
Woodburn The marriage of
Miss Gladys Gloria Walker,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Char
ley Walker of Broadacres, to
Robert Fogerson, son of Mrs.
Louise Fogerson of Tacoma, was
solemnized Sunday afternoon,
September 11, in the Donald
Methodist church. The Rev. D.
Lester Fields of Woodburn
read the double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Clifford Pahl was soloist
and Mrs. John B. Ulrich of Sa
lem played the wedding march
es and accompanied the singer
White cathedral tapers, yel
low, white and orchid gladiolus
es decorated the altar. Lighting
the tapers were Charlene Ann
and Sharon Lou Chushing of
Salem in orchid taffeta floor
length dresses.
Mr. Walker gave his daughter
hi marriage. She wore a wed
ding gown of traditional white
satin with fitted bodice, bustle
back and medium length train.
Her veil of fingertip length was
edged in French lace and she
carried a white Bible adorned
with a double orchid corsage
which she later wore on her
deep blue traveling suit.
Miss Bessie Walker attended
tier sister as maid of honor,
wearing a gown of green and
carrying a bouquet of white and
yellow gladoiluses. Mrs. Dorothy
Fout of Santa Cruz, Calif., and
Mrs. Edna Walker of Donald
were bridesmaids. They wore
identical gowns of orchid taf
feta and carried bouquets of yel
low and orchid gladioluses.
Daniel Walker was ring bearer
for his sister and Cheryl Walker,
her niece, was flower girl dress
ed In a tip-toe length dress of
yellow taffeta. She carried a
basket of yellow baby dahlias.
Howard Walker, brother of
the bride, was best man for Mr.
Fogerson.
Mrs. Walker, mother of the
bride, wore an afternoon dress
of blue, and Mrs. Fogerson, mo
ther of the bridegroom, wore
beige with red accessories. Each
wore a corsage of gardeniias.
Mr. and Mrs. Fogerson went
to Tacoma on their honeymoon
He recently returned from army
school at Washington, D.C. and
will go overseas to complete his
term in the army. His bride will
reside in Salem with her sister.
Golden Wedding
Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. John
Nofzinger, married 50 years ago
September 23, at Halsey, Okla.,
celebrated their golden wedding
(AdvertlMmtnl)
How to Hold
FALSE TEETH
Mort Firmly In Place
Do your false Wtth annoy and em
barraw by slipping, dropping or wobbling
when you cat, laugh or talk? Juat
prink ! a Httla FASTEETH on your
SI tei. Thii alkaline (non-acid) powder
oldi fain teeth mora firmly and more
comfortably. No tummy, gooey, pasty
"P" oottr" (demur breath) .
FASTTETH today at any dru atora
Get
NtW WHITS
I On 31
0X10L5c
with C
, Summer Sr. Grocery
Itiah Meat - Ftm Delivery
1J06 N. Summer ....Ph. 38873
dramatic!
tmartl j
MOJUD
tht itoek!ng with the
xtra-darlc teamt
and hteli
Here's the perfect answer to
fashion's forecast of lighter
stockings that look like stock
ingt and not bar legs
ultra sheer Mojuds with
extra-dark seams and heels.
Get these utterly new stock
ings today. ... in shades
made to add glamour to
your suntan .
SunlluiH
Sunloni
Sunbrontt
$175
i
at the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Lester Will, on Sunday. Their
six children were present to as
sist at this occasion, for which
more than 90 friends and rela
tives gathered to wish them well.
The rooms were decorated with
zinnias and asters. The table
was set with a lace cloth and
was centered by the large wed
ding cake, baked and decorated
by Mrs. Will. The cake was
flanked by large yellow tapers.
Pouring were thetwoyoungest
daughters, Mrs. William Roble
toth and Mrs. Alfred Davis. Mrs.
Lester Nofzinger, a daughter-in-law,
passed the guest book, and
helping about the rooms and in
the kitchen were Mrs. Cora Da
vis, Mrs. Verna Hill and granddaughters.
Guests at the wedding 50 years
ago and able to be present Sun
day were Chris, Jake and Mrs.
Lizzie Scheffel. The Nofzing-
ers have IS grandchildren and
five great grandchildren. Their
children are Mrs. Elmer (Chris-
tena) Schultz of Mulino, Mrs.
Lester (Kathryn) Will of Hub
bard, Ervin Nofzinger of Molal
la, Mrs. William (Eileen) Roble
loth of San Diego, Mrs. Alfred
(Addie) Davis of Portland and
Lester Nofzinger of Portland.
Guests were present from
Hubbard, Canby, Aurora, Wood
burn, Molalla, Newberg, Port
land, Halsey, Willamina and
Pryor, Okla.
V . -If -v
f f IllMlS II? I fill III J-X . . ,4
Married Here Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Dungey were mar
ried at the First Christian church, September 17. The bride
is the former Lenore Beam, daughter of Mrs. Ruth M. Beam
of Salem, Mr. Dungey the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dungey
of Gervais. (Jesten-Miller studio picture).
Today's Menu
B7 tlW AfJOCltttl FTMI
Chicken Pie with Carrots,
Peas and Potatoes
Tossed Green Salad
Savory French Dressing
Hot Rolls and Butter
Applesauce Cookies Beverage
Savory French Dressing
Ingredients: Vt teaspoon salt,
1 small garlic clove, Vt teaspoon
freshly-ground black pepper, 'A
teaspoon sugar, '4 teaspoon
paprika, Vt teaspoon dry mus
tard, Vt teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce, 1 scallion including green
top (finely chopped), 2 table
spoons vinegar, 6 tablespoons
salad oil.
Method: Put the salt and gar
lic clove on a piece of waxed
paper and work together with
the flat blade of a heavy knife
until garlic Is disintegrated and
well mixed with salt; turn Into
a wide-mouthed jar. Add pep
per, sugar, paprika, dry mus
tard, Worcestershire sauce, scal
lion and vinegar; stir well with
a fork. Add salad oil, cover
the jar tightly and shake for a
few minutes, until well com
bined. Shake well again im
mediately before using.
THE ST. ROSE of Sima troop
of the Junior Catholic Daugh
ters held their meeting Tuesday
evening at the home of the troop
leader, Mrs. L. V. Houtney.
Officers were elected for the
new year as follows: President,
Marlene Schwab; vice president,
Kathleen Bauer; secretary, Ther
esa Saddler; treasurer, Carol
Meier; and reporter, Mary Ann
Fischer. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Houtney.
Spread biscuit dough with
butter or margarine (softened),
All Regular Brands COFFEE 52c
Poo. 31
Modern Frozen
Food Locker
&
Meat Processing
ROBERTS STATION STORE
North River Road
utiif uuirsr
ww m w ww in www s
HfDOLS? 45c
vita Caw post
3lqqe$t bargain in town today!
' "
-' 1 - 'V-t'.? ' T bi&T bargain tx tot May h
f Z S"s W hopping AeoM of futurt of
( " s , A f$?3r our youngsters aW your pUdgt t our
- f ' I "t'i -- - .fr Community Cheat ivptl
Fourteen years old. Ami smart. And full
of the dickens. And ready to (to anywhere.
And THAT'S jstst Um troaUe! Berauac "anywhere"
nsisxht moan on with Um school. On to a good job.
And on to a place aa a (rood citizen.
OK it night snean ON INTO TROUBLE.
kids can have the solid security of a happy home life in these
days when there's one divorce for every four marriages?
Show what you think it's worth when the Community
Chest volunteer calls!
What's It worth to bring loving care to children when
homes are broken?
What's k worth to strike a blow at juvenile delinquency?
What's it worth to have Scouting, the Y's, the recreation
BMirioea that help every boy and girl get a square chance to
grow up sound and sturdy?
What's it worth to help keep families together so thai
ssr pledge cevsrt aaay lad Ftotksr
ServkaS. Booum wtbam wll.manad Cotnmanity Chwt
mniting pinny appeals, yon torn called on only once a year for
all of them. So when yon (ire, GIVE ENOUGH . . . enough
toe ALL Red Feather sarricee . enough tor a FULL year.
MANY ONE
brown sugar, a sprinkling of j
cinnamon, and a few chopped
nutmeats. Then roll up In jelly
roll fashion, cut in slices, and
bake in a hot oven.
When you are roasting a leg
of lamb for Sunday dinner
spread the fat side with a tea
spoon or two of horseradish
mustard; It gives the meat ex
cellent flavor.
MONEY-SAVING
COUPON
ON PAGE 31
to J
( It a Cinch
to make a swell
Cinch Cake Mix it fully prepared and
contains all the necessary ingredients.
You just add water, mix and bake. And
out comet the lightest, most-mouthwatering
cake you ever ate. Serve
Cinch Cake today.
ADD ONLY WATER
-ig'
Divii't svtei Jf w'J'i k
eoiDiN I T -
This Message Is Brought to You
by the
CHERRY CITY BAKING CO.
Now at
KAY'S
460 Stat