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9 1 rrs, I Schneider-Gildow Wedding July 13 S Capital Journal, Salem Or, Monday, July 21, - Shower Given Lj ..v.. t Mt. Angel Misi Jeanette and John Foster. Bentz- bnde-elect of Ralph Diek- A reception in the garden at WM "u"oreu c""7' , .. , shower last week at the Albert Independence Miss Roberta ' l",, the ceremony Dieker home- Miss Phyllis Gildow was married July 13 to Mn John Rue nd jrs. Har WoU ,nd Mrt Dorothy Sprauer Jack Schneider at the First ,. p ' rved ln. cake were hostesses for the shower, Methodist church in Independ-. M?rvT SnXVnd which was attended by 20 guest,. , tnce. Rev. Walter Nyberg pas-R , , h Klelli d Jn Games v ere played, with hon-1 or of the church, officiated., .uest book was ors awarded to Miss Faith Man-i Mr. Schneider is the son of Mr. Miss Rita Lewis and Mrs. Vernon ; ion. Misi Frances Dieker, Miss nd Mrs O F Schneider of Em- Ruth A pire. The bride is the daughter ... .rf ... iKloft. M nn Dicker, Mrs. John Woodburn Vomen Golfers Take Trio i ' Woodburn Fifteen women from the Woodburn Golf club motored to Seaside one day last week, returning Wednesday eve- ning. The group stayed over-j Milton C. Mason, at one time night at the Cedar Lea court and resident of Jefferson, died Wednesday played with the Sea- j Friday at hii home in Astoria, side women's club. I He apparently had been in good Those making the trip were health. Death was caused by a Willie DeArmond, Grace McAl-; rereo"" nemorrimge, Milfon Mason Dies at Astoria table. Mesdames Edward Harns-iKl0". Mrs- Harold Dieker and Mrs. Andrew Lelek, The wedding of Miss Bentz and Mr. Dieker will be solemn Va a werger, Robert LaFond, E. J. Independence. IL and M R Widner assist. The bride was given In mar- , i i i t. . i cu ea. riHKe uy iier lauiw. one wwc . ... . . . . - ... .. ,-tU :j upon incir return iruin u wra- ucu at a iiuijiibi inas in 01. I gown of white satin with fitted newlyweds will1 Mary'. Catholuc church. Tues- lacebodtce. The full length c , 8 day evening. August 5. veil was arranged from a Juliet, ... I :ap of seed pearls. The bride carried a white Bible with a shite orchid and lilies-of-the-ralley. Miss Sharon Smith, maid of honor, wore a blue nylon bal lerina length dress and carried I nosegay of pink roses. Misses Lois Smith and Yvonne Scran ton were bridesmaids. They ore dresses of pale green net and carried nosegays of pink carnations. Preceding the ceremony Misses Dolores and Darlene Rule ang, accompanied by Miss Lcla Beach at the piano. Best man was Allen Posey vin of the Oak Knoll club, Letty Steelhammer, Bea Palmer, Eliza beth Glatt, Mildred Plank, Carol Coman, Chris McGrath, Waivo Tweed, Anne DeArmond, Rose Bonacker, Myrtle Smith, Gladys McLaughlin, Rose Schmid Blanche Pickering. Mason was born July 24, 1899, in Ohio and the family came to Oregon in 1907 and lived at Jefferson. He attended the Jef ferson schools, and in May, 1917, enlisted in the United States and 1 navy for service in World War I. SILVERTON . SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Carl SDecht entertained at their! rural home for members of the Ralph Francii entertained at din familiei of thei. r:uldren at a ncr preceding the meeting of the dinner Friday. It was served in I American Legion for Mrs. C. E. the gardens, and honored Mr. jHiginbotham, Mrs. W. E. Wil and Mrs. Raymond Specht, Ran- kins of LaGrandc, department nie, Rondie and Robbie from El of Oregon president of the Segundo. Calif., Mr. and Mrs J American Legion auxiliary; Mrs. Oscar Specht and Susan and Mae Whitcomb, state secretary, Gregory of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. land Mrs. Lois Erickson, state Lyle Specht and Mark of Tilla-1 chairman of Americanism. The mook, and the children of a department officials made their daughter of the Carl Spechts, annual visit to the unit. Mr. and Jackie and Kathy Munro, whose Mrs. Francis are the retiring parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mun- commander and president of the ro (Louise Specht), Seattle, were post and auxiliary of the local unable to be present. American Legion. I Regular play was held at the After the war he returned to Mr. and Mrs.i Woodburn course Thursday, with Jefferson, attended the Univer- is women out ior play and sity of Oregon for a year and a luncneon. i ne prize ior low net was won by Kay Bishroprick half and wis later employed ln the post office at Albany. Mason Joined the Coast Guard in 1923, serving until his retire ment in 1948 with the rank of lieutenant junior grade. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Edith Mason of Astoria; daughter, Nancy Jo Mason of Seattle; a ton, George C. Mason of Seattle; mother, Mrs. Mary E. Mason of Jefferson; sisters, Mrs. Rose M. Jonei of Cleveland. Ohio, Miss Virginia Mason of Jefferson, Mrs. Maratha E. Riley of New Orleans, Mrs. Laura M. Doyle of Newport Beach, Cal.; brothers, Lloyd M. Mason of Salem, and High Mason of Los Angeles. Services will be held at the Howell-Edwards mortuary Tues day at 10:30 a.m. Col. Lamar Tooze Brigadier General Vancouver, Wash. W The commander of the 104th In fantry division reserve, Col, Lamar Tooze, Sunday was pro moted to the rank of brigadier general in ceremonies at Van couver Barracks. The Oregon and Washington outfit left a two-week summer training en campment at Fort Lewis Sunday. largest paint and dye factories. Company officials estimated the loss at more than $1,500,000. Fire In Milan Milan, Italy I) All of Milan's fire fighting forces and equip ment battled through Sunday night against a spectacular fire that destroyed one of Italy's Although light is often thought of as including only visible rays, there are invisible rays such as ultra-violet and infra-red which act in the same manner as light and are often called light. Kills germs that cause ATHLETE'S FOOT helps heal and clear it! Zemo doctor's highly medicated antiseptic promptly relieves itchy soreness of cracked, peeling toes. Zemo also kills on contact germs that most commonly cause athlete's foot. It helps prevent reiniection, heals and clears this condition. ZEMO Hostesses were Irene Hands and Erickson, assisting hostess. Rose Bonacker. For next Thurs- outdoor dinner was served day the hostess committee willi which 33 members were present, be Letty Steelhammer and Mar- D" jorie Christenson. Family play was held Sunday afternoon. . Social Club hurst. The next meeting of the club members will be a family picnic at the forks of the Abiqua, Sun day, August 10. On the coffee committee will be Mrs. J. Jacob- Silverton Mrs. W. Van son and Mrs. Beverly Town, ar- Cleave was hostess to the mem-1 ranging for ice cream and cold bers of the Abiqua Ladies Social I drinks are Mrs. Maud Boebert club, last week with Mrs. Ed. land Mrs. William Rue. 155 N. 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