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Newspaper Page TextCapital Edited by MARIAN 6 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, August 21, 1951 Miss Martin, Mr. Lawrence To Be Wed Being planned for the eve ning o Saturday, September 22, is the wedding of Miss Jeanette Martin and Darrel Lawrence, the service to be in the First Con gregational church. The bride-to-be is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E.I Martin and is employed at the Salem Memorial hospital. Mr. Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Lawrence, has been in the service the past several months and is stationed at Camp Stew art in Georgia. The engagement of the young couple was announced last year. Skogland-Kreidt Aurora A wedding Sunday afternoon at Hope Lutheran Church for the Deaf in Port land, united in marriage Mrs. Clara Kreidt, daughter of C. P. Hngen of the Riverside district, Canby, and John Skogland of Spokane. Mrs. Ernest Becke of the Union Hill district, north of Au raro, was matron of honor tor her sister. The Rev. George Ring officiated in the presence of j more than 150 people. Herbert Foss of Portland was best man for Mr. Skogland. Mrs. Alan Johnson of Seattle sang. Ushers were Kenneth Hagen and Harold Rife. Richard Cooke played the wedding music. At the reception afterwards Mrs. Royal Cooke, sister of the bride, cut the wedding cake. Mrs. Alfred Hagen of Molalla poured coffee and Mrs. Kenneth Hagen served punch. Assisting was Mrs. Myrtle Braden. Mrs. George Carr had charge of the guest book. Serving at the gift table were Mrs. Elmer Larson, Mrs. Henry Klamke and Anna Marie Cooke, A 'Silverburger' Something different In a way of a benefit is planned by Holly wood Lions club auxiliary on Thursday of this week, a "silver burger" to be served In the gar dens at the home of Mrs. Harold Gillespie, 1670 Broadway. Friends are invited to come between 1 and 4 o'clock. Mrs. Archie Elliott and Mrs, Gillespie are co-chairmen for the event and are being assisted by members of the ways and means and the social committees, in cluding: Mrs. M. B. Clatlerbuck, Mrs. James Tindall, Mrs. Carl Gies, Mrs. G. M. Slentz, Mrs. Earl Rohland, Mrs. M. G. Porter, Mrs. Cecil Lantz, Mrs. J. L. Bat dorf, Mrs. P. W. Hale, Mrs. Earl Mootry. Betrothal Told Announcement is being made of the engagement of Miss lone Hnlvorsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Halvorscn, to Will iam C. Allison, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Allison. No date is set for the wedding Both young people attended the Salem schools. Mr. Allison is now in the army, stationed in South Carolina. LEAVING THURSDAY eve ning for Indiana will be Mrs. James R. Humphrey and her sis ter, Mrs. Charles Clarke. They are to visit their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Harvey, in Indianapolis, and while there will attend the wed ding of a niece, Miss Diana Har vey and Richard Jackson on September 1. Mrs. Humphrey and Mrs. Clarke also will go to Galesburg, 111,, to visit another brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Snupcnc. SPIRITUAL Sunflower club Is meeting on Thursday at the home of Mrs. G. E. Frcdrlckson, 1270 North 24th. iwmysoiumwjwiiiii'wwwy I Today's Menu (Br th JUiorlitcd PrtuI mtmm.ammmrai funw THE BRIDE COOKS DINNER Broiled Paprika Chicken Cole Slaw with Cucumbers Bread and Butter New Potatoes Prune Whip Beverage PRUNE WHIP Ingredients: 1 largo egg white, dash of salt, 2 tablespoons fine ly granulated sugar, 1 five-ounce jar (about to cup) baby-food strained prunes, H4 teaspoon lemon Juice. Method: Allow egg white to gland out of refrigerator so it will be at room temperature: It will give greatest volume this way. Beat egg white and salt with rotary beater (electric or hand) until peaks form that tip over slightly when beater is slowly withdrawn. Beat in sugar gradually nnd thoroughly, told in prunes a little at a time, then lemon juice. Spoon Into serving dishes; chill. Makes 2 servings. Women LOWRY FISCHER Spinsters Business Meeting on Monday Spinsters club met for a busi ness session Monday evening, Mrs. John P. Maulding, Mrs. Roy Edgerton and Miss Jean Pickens entertaining the group at the Ralph H. Cooley home. Plans were discussed for fall activities. A report was made so far $260 has been realized from the recent benefit dinner spon sored by the patronesses for the club funds. The September 10 meeting will be at the home of Mrs. John S. Beakey with Mrs. Roger Schnell, Mrs. Richard Gahlsdorf, Mrs. Robert Elgin and Mrs. Robert Strebig as the hostesses. Birthday Event For Dr. Findley Honoring Dr. M. C. Findley on nis Bum Dirmaay a janmy ering was given at the home of and Mrs. Roy Lockenour, Sun day, 41 members of the family at tending. The group attended morning services in the First Methodist church together in the morning. The dinner was served in the gardens at the Lockenour home. Present were: Dr. and Mrs. Find lay, Dr. and Mrs. Lockenour, Fenton, Anna Mae and Mary Beth, Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Find- lay of Rickreall, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Homewood, Tommy and Paul, of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Findlay, Robert, Jr., and Timothy of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Susan and Shirley Ann of Tualitan, Mr. and Mrs. George Oliver and Joan of Yak ima, Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Find ley, Jeanene and Jack of Med- ford, Lawrence Heinl, Dorothy, Douglas and David of Zillah, Wash., Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wulf, Robert, Bruce and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Brydon and sons, Ian and Duncan of Salem. All but two of the Findley's grandchildren and one great grandchild were present for the celebration. Wedding in Chicago Announcements have been received by friends telling of the marriage of Donald Peffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Peffer, 1975 Hollywood drive, to Suz- ann Wallers of Chicago. The ceremony took place July 21 in the chapel of the First Methodist temple in downtown Chicago. The bridegroom is now em ployed by oaks Fifth avenue store as a decorator. He has been in Chicago studying for the past four years and will enter college again in the fall to complete his course at the Chicago Art Insti tute and Chicago university. The bride Is a graduate of the Art Institute. CREDIT WOMEN'S Break fast club met for an educational program, Tuesday morning. Miss Velma Strain, Mrs. Daisy Chance and Miss Ruth Robinson put on the program, showing the work ing of the credit bureau In credit reporting. Eighteen atended the meeting. Mrs. Verne Robb, Mrs. Dnrrel Walker and Mrs. Gavin Hill were named nn election committee. Next event is to. be September 11. SILVERTON Among fam ily gatherings Sunday arranged by Salem and Silverton folk honoring relatives from Hill City, Kans., Garrett Post, George and Arils Post and Cor- lis Doyle, Arnet and Buddy Post, was the dinner, an informal aft ernoon event in Silverton city park. From Silverton were Dick and Grace Stuchlik: and from Salem, William and Nellie Stuchlik, Gerald and Betty Stuchlik and Dwayne, Jim and Reta Stuchlik and Joanne, Jimmy and Bar bara, Bob and Doris Welgel and Gary, and Ben and Frances Madison. EXECUTIVE committee of the Salem Council of Church Wo men announces there will be tio August meeting, the next event to be on September 28 at which time fall activities will be plan ned. Mrs. L. H. Randle is presi dent of the council. 1 'v'; V - I ' ,11 Mill " 4i A If Wed in Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright (Jean Lambert) were married in the First Christian church in Dallas, July 8. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Lambert of Dallas and Mr. Wright is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wright of Dallas. (Lyman's phol'o, Dallas). . . , I VICC fK Recent Bride Albany One of the season's largest weddings was that of Miss Bonita Beverly Vick, daugh ter of Mr., and Mrs. Bernard W. Vick, Albany, formerly of Salem, and Haddon William Robinson, New York City, on Saturday, August 11, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at the First Baptist church. The Rev. James W. Neely read the double ring serv ice. Mr. Robinson is a son ot vvilliam A. Robinson Now York City, N. Y., who came here for the wedding. Given in marriage by her fath er the bride wore an ivory satin dress made with cut-away skirt disclosing rows of net ruffles in front; the tight princess-cut waist coming to a point in front and back, with satin-covered buttons and loops on the back. The bride wore her mother's wedding veil of silk net made full length. She carried an arm bouquet of red roses tied with red satin streamers. Miss Terry Stoutenborough of Wheaton, 111., was the maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Elaine Widmer, Miss Bet ty Clausen, Miss July Pollock and Mrs. Gordon Schrenk. The dresses of the attendants were made on Identical lines of pastel shades, and each wore lace trim med mitts and carried an arm bouquet of harmonizing flowers with satin streamers. Miss Darla Northey was the flower girl and wore a blue ruf fled frock and a bandeau of blue satin ribbons in her hair. She carried a pink basket filled with rose petals John W. Jordan acted as best man and those who ushered were Gordon Schrenck, John Hardy Jimmy Neely and Bob Clausen. Lighting the candles were Miss Lillie May Muller and Miss Jeanie Gilbert, Oswego, both cousins of the bride. Mrs. Lyle Fosmark was the organist and also furnishing the wedding music were Mrs. Benton Schrenck, Lebanon; Miss Bar bara Howard, Miss Mary Motely, and Mrs. James W. Neely. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlors. The re ception hall was decorated with pink and white streamers ar ranged from the walls to the center of the room. The receiving line stood In front of a white lattice trimmed with greenery. Baskets of pink and white glad ioluses were arranged through out the rooms. On the bride's table was t thrce-tlered wedding cake sur rounded by a circle of pale pink flowers and green ferns. Presid ing at the table were Mrs. John W. Jordan, aunt of the bride Mrs. Arie Grotenhuis, Albany, assisted Mrs. Jordan in serving the wedding cake and Mrs. Ted Gilbert, Oswego, aunt of the bride, assisted Mrs. Muller at the punch bowl. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson left on a wedding trip to the Oregon coast resorts before leaving for Dallas, Texas, where they will make their home. The bride groom Is entering Dallas Theo logical seminary on September 1 For traveling the bride wore a nnvv blue suit, and a red and while checked silk blouse and red accessories. Pinned to her shoulder was a red rose. The bride was graduated from Albany high school and she later attended the Bible Institute of Los Angeles and Bob Jones uni versity, Greenville, S. C. The bridegroom was graduated last spring from the Bob Jones uni versity at Greenville. To Entertain Group Salem Heights Mrs. Mary McWain will be hostess to the Little Garden club of Salem Heights on Thursday, at a no host dinner at her home on Fairvicw Avenue at 12:30. Final plans will be completed for the program planning for the coming year, and commit tees will be appointed for the participation in the Oregon State fair. THE ANNUAL picnic for Hal Hlbbard camp and auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, was Sunday in the Dallas park. About 60 attended. Mrs. Lulu Humphrey and Mrs. Willow Evans are to represent the auxiliary at the national convention in Grand Rapids, Mich., August 26-30. You can Beat the Bushes -but you can't Beat this IF you want to know, why shrewd car shoppers are saying "Smart Buy's Buick," take a look at this. It's the new Buick Special 2-door, 6-passenger Sedan and it's roomier than most 4-door sedans, higher powered than many costlier cars and priced, as you can see, right down near the lowest. Now, we ask yon: where can you beat it for the money? Can you beat this beauty on looks and style and rich bearing in any other car near its price? Can you match, at the same money, the big power of its valve-in-head Fireban&igfcK128hpwthDyimflow Drive) or the big mfles-per-galloo figure it delivers with such thrills? Cao you equal this traveler's roomi U XfNr . TtC APT 388 No. Commercial Wedding at Local Church On Saturday At a candlelight service in the First Evangelical United Breth ren church at Salem, Saturday evening, August 18, at 8 o clock Miss Myrtle Arietta Rockhill, daughter of Mrs. Clarence Rock- hill, and the late Clarence Rock- hill, ol the Grand Island district, and Eugene Verne Lamb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lamb of Dunsmuir, Calif., exchanged their wedding vows. Rev. V. A. Ballantyne of the Yakima Evangelical United Brethren church officiated at the double ring ceremony. Rev. George Millen assisted in the ceremony. Baskets of white gladioluses with candelabrums were used for decorations. The middle aisle pews were marked with white satin ribbon rosettes. Mrs. Paul Pike of Portland sang, accompanied by Mr. Des mond Hunsaker of Eugene, Mr. Hunsaker was also organist. Mrs. Jack Failor of Portland was violinist. The bride, given in marriage by her brother, R. R. Rockhill, wore a wedding dress of white slipper satin, made with lace yoke trimmed in seed pearls, a tiered lace panel down the front of the skirt and short sleeves. The skirt fell into a full train. The fingertip length veil was arranged from a matching head dress of satin, lace and seed pearls. The bride carried a cas cading bouquet of yellow rose buds; and wore a string of pearls, a girt from the bridegroom. Mrs. Carl Wood, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, wearing a moss green dress and she carried bronze pom pom dahlias. Mrs. J. A. White, Miss Iva Rockhill, Miss Lois Rockhill and Mrs. Ray Chiment were ikje bridesmaids. All wore light green frocks. Their flowers were bouquets of yellow pom pom dahlias. Mrs. John Richardson and Mrs. Clark Robb were the candle lighters. Richard Lamb was best man for his brother. Ushers were Clifford Vorm, Ellis Sprick, David Rickard and Ray Chim ent. The bride's mother wore a deep purple dress with lavender N.M. Shower for Recent Bride A shower was given for Mrs, Homer Davenport (Charlotte Wood), a recent bride, Satur day evening at the home of Mrs Earl Blankenship. Honoring Mrs. Davenport were her mother, Mrs. George Wood, her sister, Miss Helen Wood, Mrs. Alice Beardsley, Mrs. Ronald Craven, Miss Mary Mc Farlane, Mrs. Ruth Bischoff, Miss Mary Bischoff, Mrs. Harold Swinford, Mrs. Grace Bolton, Mrs. Clara Blankenship, Mrs. Frank Wood, and the hostess, Mrs. Blankenship. A SON, who has been named Tony Gene, was born to Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Cox (La Vonne Yost) of East Garden road on August 18 at Salem General hospital. The grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Yost and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cox, all of Salem, and the great grandparents are Mrs. Otelia Afk of Central Howell commu nity and Mr. and Mrs. N. Scott of Salem. accessories and corsage o f yellow rosebuds and gardenias. The bridegroom's mother wore a blue dress and a corsage of pink rosebuds and gardenias. The reception was held in the church parlor. The bride's table was set with a lace cloth center ed with the wedding cake which was surrounded by flowers with candles at either side. Miss Mir iam Taggert, Miss Esther Fitche nor, Mrs. Norman Riggins and Miss Betty Obinger served. Mrs, R. R. Rockhill cut the cake. Mrs V. A. Ballantyne assisted. Mrs, Giles Rockhill and Mrs. James Rockhill poured. Mrs. Desmond Hunsaker of Eugene had charge of the guest book. Mrs. Jamie Ediger and Mrs. David Rickard had charge of the gifts. The wedding trip was to Cali fornia. The bride wore a two- piece gold suit with mocha brown accessories. After September 12 their home will be at Wilmore, Kentucky where the bridegroom will at tend Asbury Theological Semin ary. He was graduated from Cascade college. The bride is graduate of Dayton Union high school and Cascade college ofcmes on the thIrd Thursday of Portland and has been a teacher. ness in any other car of comparable cost get full-size headroom, legroom and hiproom both front and reaY in any other 2-door automobile? Can you come even near the gentle levelness of its ride and the solid steadiness of its going have coil springs on all four wheels and a torque-rsbe keel beneath you-except in another Buick? And where can you top the restful ease and luxurious smoothness of this sweetheart's Dynaflow Drive in any other automobile at any price? The answers, from a lot of certain sure folks, sum up to a great big, "YOU CANT!" OTTO J. WILSON Engaged August 31 is the date set for the wedding of Miss Bonita Johnson (above) and Lee Wood. The engage ment was told to friends early in August. Miss Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Johnson, and her fiance Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wood. Both families live in Lebanon and the young people attended Lebanon high school. Panhellenic Event Willamette university day In the series of teas and instruc tional meetings for high school graduates in the Portland area Dlannine to attend Oregon schools is to be Wednesday. The meetings are sponsored by Port land Panhellenic, in St. Helen's hail, between 7:30 and 9:30 o'clock. Mrs. Regina Ewalt, dean of women at Willamette, and Miss Marijo Ogle, president of the campus Panhellenic, are meeting with the group for the Willamette event Wednesday evening. Tuesday was Oregon Slate college day and Thursday evening is set aside for Uni versity of Oregon. YOUNG MATRONS club met last week and welcomed one new member, Mrs. Weston Hay den. The meeting was at the Mayflower hall. For the special program, Lynn Jo Buswell play ed accordion numbers and Mrs. Bob Fry sang. The next meeting I September. But why take anyone else's word for k? Come in and get your own answers. Look over this bedrock-priced Buick compare it with any other automo bile at the same money and you'll agree you can't beat this smartest of buys. ff?trfpMnt, onmoHn, (rtm ami mcfI art MuVJrt (a M0 witMomt ttotuw. 5fattdarrf m ROADMABTWII, trtonl at tr Mi m athwr Srti. 1 4omr 6 ywawgay PICIAl U4mm MOOEIUS SMCMl ledaa MOOfHSD Ocflenol equiocMv, occuoriei. ,wp,l.pniMW)B o ormoa cab DYNAHOW Mftf . FmtML (Non -WHE EL CCXl SWNGNO DUAL VEWIMnON KBH-BA KXKHIOHT TOXXK-njU DM? wwf-aijow msrwutms daeamun trruta fOOY W MHCt Benefit of Club Set For Sept. 13 Fall benefits are crowding 1 on the calendar now. Salem Junior Woman's clu announces its fall bridge is t be Thursday afternoon, Septemt1 ber 13, at the Izaak Walton leal gue club house. Varying the usual event thi club is not presenting a fashioi show this time, but a hair styl lng show to be put on by loca beauticians. , Dessert will be served at 1:1 o'clock and cards will be Playfj Mrs. William Judson Is gen eral chairman with Mrs. Rlcharov Jenning as co-chairman, and orl the general committee with thenfi are Mrs. Sam Haley, Mrs. Boyot j Mrs. Duane Janicek. WOODBURN Miss Helerfl Beard, daughter of Mrs. Mar Beard, and Albert Wengenroth son ol Mr. ana Mrs. wmiarrK! Wengenroth, all of WoodburiM Route 1, were married Augus 13 at Reno, Nevada, In th Methodist church. On their wei ding trip they visited the brid groom's uncle and aunt, Mr. an Mrs. Boyd Christie, at Gras: Valley, Calif. Returning . fc Woodburn they are now at horn on Route 1. WOODBURN Miss Pegg; Duffy of Salem will be wed t Ralph J. Wolfe, son of Mr .and Mrs. W. G. Wolfe of WoodburnH route 2 on Thursday, August 23 at St. Mary's Catholic church inl Mt. Angel. The reception will beS held at the home of Mrs. Ednas Willig at Monitor. Do You Know? You have rehabilitation for the Handicapped in your attic and closets! Send repairable articles which can provide work and wages to the - GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF OREGON Telephone 4-2248 ' "i 4 local DtUrnd Men & mr 19V Bmac Mpboju $222441 $230F end beat tow. Morion aju Salem, Ore.