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.u tl v, t: jr o: o: lc a: P d CI ir 0 tl tl lr tl P tl i w li e V ta t tt tl o: ci a tt Capital Edited by MARIAN 6 Capital Journal, Salem, Miss Hale To be Wed On Oct. 14 The fall months will be mark ed by many weddings, too, and latest to announce the date for her nuptials is Miss Patricia Hale, who has set Saturday, October 14, as date for her mar riage to Dean Allport. The wedding will be in St. Paul's Eniscopal church, the re ception following In the church parish hall. Miss Hale Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Hale. Her sister, Mrs. Philip Blankenship (Doris Hale) was married July 1. Mr. Allport is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allport. The engagement of the couple was announced last fall. Girls Attend Scout Camp A large number of Girl Scouts from the Salem district are reg istered for the two-week per iod of the Santiam Area Girl Scout summer camp at Smith Creek, July 24 to August 6. ' The physical checkups will be given this Friday evening at the YMCA at 7 o'clock. There will be opportunity for parents and friends to visit the camp during this session on Sunday, July 30, between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock. Girls from the Salem district who will Join other Girl Scouts from the Santiam area at Smith Creek camp are: Anne Heltzel, Kathie Heltzel, Joan Crossland, Betty Lou Johnson, Judith Bone, Judy Templeton, Anne Marie Berger, Beverly Stein, Peggy Barker, Lynne Enyeart, Barbara Lafkyll, Linda Davis, Susan Keech, Fritzl Manbeck, Diane Clough, Carol Bandall, Mary Lous Starr, Judy Bale, Jacque line Smalley, Sondra Jochimson, Joan Bale, Myrtle Robb and Ca therine Bobbins. THETA RHO girls club, Beta lota chapter, No. 57, meet at the IOOF hall last night and elected Ida Pauline Comer to member ship. The girls made plans to go to the home of Mrs. James Mennis on Saturday evening, July 29, at 8 o'clock, for a slumber party. The next meeting of the group Is August 3. VISITORS here during the mid-week were Miss Gertrude Eakin and Miss Alice Judd of Long Beach, Calif., who stopped a few hours en route to Timber line Lodge and the Mt. Hood country to spend their vacation. In Salem they were luncheon Kuests of Mrs. Margaret Rose- crans. Miss Eakin is executive director of the YWCA in Long Beach. Portland and Salem units of the Women's Overseas Service league are planning a no-host picnic at Champoog, Sunday, July 23, at 1 p.m. Women who served overseas during World War I and II are invited to at tend. Further Information may be obtained by calling Mrs. Alta Hewitt, phone 3-3838. SALE of Summer Shoes for All the Family COMPLETE SHOE REPAIR PURVIS'S Hollywood Shoe Shop 2045 Fairgrounds Road Phone 2-0866 Open Eves, till 8 P.M. i, tlma-savlng gulden In evary cation. For exlia hash flavor, set Sunnybank. Made, shipped, sold Ireihl Women LOWET FISCHER Oregon, Friday, July 21, 1950 Christening Sunday Christening c e r e m o nies for Christopher George Smith, sev en-months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Payson Smith are to be conducted Sunday morning at the 11 o clock service in St Paul's Episcopal church. Officia ting will be the baby's grand father, the Rev. George H. Swift, rector of the church. Godparents are to be uncles and aunts of the little boy, Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. Putnam, George H. Swift, Jr., and Miss Jean Clafc Swift, the latter vis iting from San Francisco. Grandparents of the baby are the Rev. and Mrs. George H Swift of Salem and Mrs. Jack Snow of Santa Maria, Calif. The baby is the second son in the Smith family, the brother being Michael, who is nearly six years old. Miss Anderson Wed Tuesday Four Corners In the pres ence of the immediate relatives and friends, Miss June Ander son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Anderson, was wed to Lauren H. Johnson, U.S.N., son of Mrs. Hannah Johnson, in a simple ceremony on Tuesday, juiy in, at 7 p.m. in the chapel of St. Paul's Episcopal church in Salem. The Rev. George H. Swift read the nuptial vows. The bride was given in marriage by her father. For her wedding she wore a medium blue checked wool suit and corsage of white carnations. Mrs. Robert Helstrom was ma tron of honor. Her suit was of pale blue gabardine and she wore a corsage of white carna tions. Robert Helstrom, cousin of the bridegroom, was best man. The brides mother chose a summer beige suit and a corsage of mixed flowers. Mrs. Johnson was gowned in a printed ensem ble. Her corsage was also of mixed flowers. DAYTON Miss Lois Frink entertained with a bridal show er at her home last week for Miss Joan McKlmens of Mc- Minnvllle, who is the bride- elect 01 Fred Price of Corvallls. The wedding is planned for August 8. Sak! vkO' Regular $1193 I to v $1750 2ND FLOOR I- 1 P .'"V-V I if M Mrv ! i ' ironiiiturmifiiii - iiii.i.im m in nil Wed In June Mr. and Mrs. Miller H. Myers were married in the United Brethren church June 17. The couple are at home in Powers. Mrs. Myers was Mrs. Paul Disney before her marriage. (McEwan studio picture.) Miss Rose To Be Bride Of interest to Salem friends is the wedding of Miss Sally Rose of Portland and Robert Stock of Seattle, the ceremony to be sol emnized at 4 o'clock Saturday af ternoon in Trinity Episcopal church in Portland. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Merrill Rose of Portland and the late Mr. Rose, and a niece of the late Governor Earl Snell. The reception following the service will be at the Rose home. Attending the wedding from Salem will be Mrs. Earl Snell and Mrs. Olive M. Currey. Gardeners Picnic The Oak Grove Gardeners of Rlckreall met at the home of Mrs. Lee Gibson for a no-host picnic Tuesday. A card and handkerchief shower was given in honor of Mrs. Clara Brunk on her 80th birthday. The gar den club members presented her with a cake, following which Mrs. Brunk gave a short talk on her life. Club members present were Mrs. Clara Brunk, Mrs. Mae Herrell, Mrs. Ella Gibson, Mrs. Blanche Farmer, Mrs. Jennie Hogg, Mrs. Dora Pugh, Mrs. Ar-1 line Rowe, Mrs. Nellie White, Mrs. Pearl Allen, Mrs. Rildie Al len, Mrs. Radcliff, Miss Bertha Allen, Mrs. Florence Ragsdale, Mrs. Ruby Hayden, Mrs. Frank Picha, Mrs. Nellie Ferguson, Mrs. Dollie Picha and the host- less, Mrs. Gibson. 4 0 . V V -a "A Club's Picnic Members of a Thursday bridge club entertained at Paradise Island at a picnic supper on Wednesday evening, husbands being guests. In the group were Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Caley, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan, Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Boring, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ran dall, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fish er, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Driscoll, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wenderoth, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wynkoop. Dancing followed the picnic supper. Shower is Given For Miss Bassett Honoring Miss Sheila Bassett, who is to be wed tomorrow to Anthony J. Franger, a kitchen shower and dessert party were given Wednesday evening by Mrs. Fredrika Ash and Mrs. J. D. McKenney at the home of Mrs. Ash. Guests included wo men staff members at the Capi tal Journal with Mrs. Raymond H. Bassett and Miss Viola Keller as additional guests. Invited were Miss Bassett, Miss Keller, Mrs. Daniel Church, Mrs. Thelma Walter, Miss Mar garet Magee, Miss Lois Hunt, Mrs. Delia Nelson, Mrs. Leonard T. Maxwell, Mrs. Robert M. Fischer, Jr., Mrs. Addison Lane, Miss Marilyn Myers, Mrs. Robert Ross, Miss Ellen Montague, Mrs. Bassett and the two hostesses. HOME FROM a vacation trip are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamil ton, Claude street. They were at Crater lake, Bend and other places in Oregon. M' E95 V.. I II lira1 J 1 ! 2 Showers Given for MissSwanson Two showers recently have honored Miss Viola Swanson, who is to be married on August 27 to Blaine -M. Cline. A surprise shower was given by Mrs. Emily Howard and Mrs, Dana Billiter at the home of Mrs. Howard Last evening, Mrs. Ben Good man entertained at her North Church street home to honor Miss Swanson. A buffet supper was served, followed by a pan try shower. The supper table was decorated with a large bou quet of carnations, snapdragons, delphiniums and maidenhair fern. In the center of the cake served was an old fashioned bri dal nosegay of sweet peas and stephanotis. Attending were Miss Swan son, Mrs. Viola Parks, Mrs. Mayme Yates, Mrs. John Neef, Mrs. Laura Pangle, Mrs. Lloyd McCain, Mrs. Robert M. Fischer, Jr., Mrs. Jack Thompson, Mrs. Clair Brown, Mrs. George Wa ters, Mrs. Ben Lambert, Miss Fern Hobbensiefken, Mrs. Brent ford Miller, Mrs. Stephen Van Houten, Mrs. Milo Van Houten, Mrs. George Causey, Mrs. Rob ert Craig, Miss Elsie Furrer, Mrs. E. A. Tueskl and the host ess. The guests were entertained in the gardens until refresh ments were served. The table was decorated with a complete bridal procession with minia tures. Fink and orchid sweet peas were the floral motif. A large wedding bell, made of pink and white hydrangeas, was placed over the table of gifts. Each guest attached her favorite recipe to her gift. Attending were Miss Swan son, Mrs. Effie King, Mrs. Lau ra Pangle, Mrs. Mayme Yates, Mrs. Ben Lambert, Mrs. John Neef, Mrs. C. Schei, Miss Olena Anderson, Mrs. E. A. Tueski, Mrs. Violet Parks, and the host esses. Back From Convention Woodburn Mrs. Eugene Stol- ler, junior past president of the Woodburn Business and Profes sional Women's club, returned recently from San Francisco where she attended the conven tion of the National Federation of B.P.W. clubs which was held July 2 to 7. The convention was attended by 3,000 delegates rep resenting 155,000 members from every state, Alaska, Hawaii and District of Columbia. After the convention Mrs. Stoller spent a ' week as the guest of Mrs. J. B. Wlnfield, the former Alta Westover of Wood-burn. 1 -.: t. ay i If Ik f Gamma Phi Beta Picnic Thursday Gamma Phi Beta alumnae and actives met Thursday evening for their annual picnic at the home of Mrs. Hollis W. Hunt ington. The alumnae sponsored the event to honor the active members from Oregon schools. Attending were Mrs. James H. Nicholson, Jr., Mrs. Seth Pay son Smith, Mrs. John H. Carson, Mrs. Nell V. Brannon, Mrs. Douglas Drager, Miss Margaret Simms, Mrs. Roger K. Putnam, Mrs. Robert Spence, Mrs. F. C. Angle, Miss Genevieve Cocker line, Miss Marilyn Hill, Miss Dorothy Ellis, visitor from Washington, D. C; Mrs. Owen Leahy, visitor from Santa Fe, N. M.; Mrs. Walter A. Barsch, Mrs. H. A. Mathiesen, visitor from Phoenix, Ariz.; Mrs. Hollis W.1 Huntington, Miss Harriet Huston, Mrs. Ernest Hobbs, Mrs. LeRoy Grody, Mrs. Garlen Simpson, Mrs. Ivan Merchant, Mrs. William Maltman, Miss Jean Claire Swift, Miss Crystal Huntington, Mrs. George C. Al exander, Miss Marion Moore and Miss Jean St. Onge, both out-of-town members visiting Miss Huntington; Miss Shirley Karsten, Miss Josephine Caugh- ell, Miss Janet Lindley, Miss Jo anne Blaxall, Miss Betty Jo Brannon, Mrs. Hugh Taylor, Mrs. George Beane, Mrs. Richard Nel son, Misses Jane and Ann Car son, Mrs. Lester Carter, Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs. Harold M. dinger. SILVERTON The Wnmar,'. Missionary Federation of Im manuel Lutheran church met Thursday with hostesses Miss Hilda J. Olsen, Mrs. C. J. Towe. Mrs. J. Olafson and Mrs. Nels Haugen. The educational topic was pre sented by Mrs. Edwin Overlund and Mrs. Stanley Swanson gave a resume of her work as WMF secretary of literature depart ment. COMMUNITY PRICES ADVANCE August 1st BUY NOW - SAVE w.va.wwwi' L ffeie'g Beauty an J Quality TO HAVE AND TO HOLD FOR KEEPS! 'Bright as the light in a new bride's eyes, (Community Silverplate shines with a promise of loveliness forever. Each deeply carved pattern designed for timeless elegance. All reinforced to last "For Wno" uMtfi an ytrfl overlayofUd.iiverat wear point. 1 Butter fmf EVENING STAR ' CfYA C Ntwnt Pattern h i in ll t ! ! 1 i I J( Party for Miss Pollock Friday Eve Miss Polly Pollock, who is to be married on August 6 to Al fred M. Fedie, will be honored at a party and miscellaneous bridal shower this evening. Mrs. Ray Fedje and Miss Ge nevieve Chisholm, the latter a visitor from Fort Worth, Tex., will be hostesses for the party to be given at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Brooks Moore. A group of 25 has been bid den. Games will be played and the gifts opened, after which a late supper is to be served. Two Showers Given Silverton A pre-nuptial double shower honored Miss Eli zabeth Ann Porter and her fiance Robert Hugh Howell, whose wedding is to be this evening at the Methodist church. Mother of the bridegroom-to- be, Mrs. Ray Howell, and neigh bors of East Hill were hostesses to honor Mr. Howell. During the same hour, Miss Porter was entertained at the home of her parents, the Wil liam Porters of South Second streets. Gifts were presented and a social evening and supper fol lowed. feujeleru COURT- GIVES "M: GREEN STAMPS 3i mff t a Set includes : 16 Teaapoont, t Oval Soup Spoons, 8 Knives, t Forki, 8 Salad For lei, 2 Serving Spoont, Knife, 1 Sugar Spoon, A f Luncheon For Visitor Honoring Dr. Winnie D. Low ranee, visitor from Lawrence, Kans., at the home of Dr. Helen Pearce and Miss Dorothy Pearce, Mrs. Margaret Rosecrans enter tained a small group at luncheon Friday at her home. ..r Through Thursday, Dr. Low- rance, Dr. Pearce and Mr. and Mrs. Mem Pearce were at Tim berline Lodge and the Mt. Hood country. . Dr. Lowrance will leave next Wednesday for her home 4n Kansas, planning to go to Cali fornia first to visit at Napa, Berkeley and Los Angeles. She will stop at Salt Lake City and in Colorado en route home. , . SILVERTON Mrs. Cora Gra- den and her mother, Mrs. Os car Broten, entertained at din ner Tuesday for the Rev. and Mrs. S. L. Alblie, John Rachel and David, at the Fifth street home of Mrs. Broten and Mrs. Graden. Shower Friday S' Honoring Miss Mary Brenm, who is to be married August 5 to R. J. Chance, a party and miscel laneous bridal shower will be given this evening by Mrs. J, B. Bywater at her home. A group of 25 has been invited. Late re freshments will be served. 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