Monday, May 18, 1958
Local Duo
To Attend
GFWC Event
women are to
Join tM Oregon delegation at
tending the 62nd annual con
vention of the General Feder
ation of Women'i Clubi in
Washington, D. C, May 2S-M.
Mr. Marion T. Weatherford
of Arlington, president of the
Oregon federation, heads the
delegation from this itate. Go
ing from Salem will be Mrt.
Luke Johniton nad Mrt. Frank
Marshall, the latter the incom
ing president for Salem Wom
an's club.
Among special events an
nounced for the convention Is
s tea to be given at the Gen
eral Federation headquarters
en May M to honor Madame
Ahmed Hussein, wife of the
new ambassador from Egypt
Wives of cabinet members,
wives of other ambassadors,
ccngresswomen and wives of
congressmen are being Invited.
Mme. Hussein is representing
her club In Cairo at the Gen
eral Federation event
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Hostess to Group
Woodbum Mrs. Kenneth
McGrath was hostess to mem
bers of Chapter J of the
TI.O. Sisterhood at her home
Thursday evening. The exem
plification of the ritual by the
officers was the program for
the evening. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The next meeting, May 28,
will be at the home of Mrs.
George D. Jenes -and the pro
gram will be study of the by
laws with Mrs. Ivan C. Beers
In charge.
Plans war made to send
a box of clothing to a Holland
family. The philanthropic
committee is in charge of this
project with Mrs. Nellie Muir
ss ehairman. ,
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salts. Ortgra
Going to Islands
Among Salem folk planning
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Mrs. L. J. Stewart, who will
leave June 7. flying by Pan
American. While in the Islands
J" Mrs. Stewart',
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Allport, and
alwwUl take In the "48th SUte
tea
Guests Entertained
M Trinity Chapter
New members welcomed
"idsy evening into Trinity
chapter. Order of Eastern Star,
were Mrs. C. W. Jorgensen and
Lt and Mrs. Charles Rash.
Chapters visiting for friend
ship night were Ramona chap
ter of Silverton, Adah chap
ter of Independence, Gervais
chapter of Gervais and Ains
worth chapter of Salem.
Honored and speaking to the
group were Mrs. Roy Robin
on, past grand matron and
grand lecturer; Brother Sylvan
west past grand patron and
worthy patron of Rosa Croix
chapter in Portland- M.
Julia Leonard and E. A. Fin-
Jay, worthy matron and patron
of Ramona chapter; Mrs. Har
old Smedley and Lowell Shlnn,
worthy matron and patron of
Ainsworth chapter. Others
welcomed were Mrs. Mem
Pearce, past matron of Clwd
wick chapter, and Mrs. Sylvan
West of Portland. ,-.
A program of songs was pre
sented by Mines Mauryne
Nichols, Marcia Lee Bryant
and Charlotte Graber.
am. uieaaon xoung was
cnairman of the refreshments
committee and assisting her
were Mrs. E. C. Knapp, Mrs.
Harry Miller and Mrs. Harold
uwu.
On May 22, the social club
will meet with Mrs. J. E. Van
Wyngarden, 843 North Church
for dessert Mrs. N. E. Shaw
will tell of her recent trip to
ine east coast
Return From South
Mr. and Mrs. Howard C.
stover, who have spent the
winter in Florida, have arrived
In Salem and plan to make their
home here. They are visiting
with Mrs. Stover's granddaugh
ter, Mrs. Harlan a. Judd.
In early June, Mrs. Judd and
family plan to leave for Joliet
111., to Join Major Judd who is
stationed st the ordnance am
munition center near Joliet
State LWV
Meeting on
Several from Salem- are
going to Corvallis . through
today and Tuesday for the
state convention of the Lea
gue of Women Voters.
At this meeting, the offi
cers xor the nut two years
are eiecteo. .
The sessions opened Sun
day evening with . a buffet
supper and informal get-to
gether. Governor Paul. L.
Patterson is to he sneaker.
Tuesday noon." -
Among those attendlnc from
the local unit are Miss Elolse
Ebert, president of Salem unit;
Mrs. R. D. Barton, Mrs. Gordon
Shattuck, Mrs. Max Bowers,
Mrs, Francis Gaskins, all dele
gates; Mrs. Morris Ullman,
alternate; Mrs. William S. Vau
Meter, state board member.
Several others are planning to
take in different sessions. .
Rural Woman's Club
Ends Year, Installs
Woodbuan The final spring
meeting of the Woodbum
Woman's Rural club was last
week beginning with a no
host luncheon. Thirty members
and eight guests were present.
Installation of officers took
place in the .afternoon with
Mrs. Charles Dean as the in
stalling officer. Installed were
Mrs. John Coleman, president;
Mrs. Delbert Seely, vice pres
ident; Mrs. A. W. Andrews.
secretary, and Mrs. W. Earl
Dunn .treasurer. Appointive of
ficers seated were: Cards and
flowers, Mrs. Delbert Seely;
reporter, Mrs. W. M. Burke;
musician, Mrs. Roy Arney,
Plans were made for a picnic
for members and families on
June 28 at Settlemier park.
Visitors were Mrs. Charles
Buchanan, Mrs. Blanche Wag
enveld, Mrs. Edward DeHaan,
Mrs. James Bloom, Mrs. Dean,
Sr., Mrs. Frank Wright Mrs.
Alfred Moon and Mrs. R. M.
Hull.
The committee in charge of
arrangements for the luncheon
included Mrs. ' E. C. Peyton,
Mrs. Luella Sanderson, Mrs.
Archie Murphy, Mrs. Minnie
Bissell, Mrs. Charles Conyne,
Mrs. Sophia Owre and Mrs.
The first fall. meeting will
be in September.
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Children's Shoes
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Acklin's Junior Bootery
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Onen Friday TU t P.M.
Senator Hotel Bldg.
Dayton May Queen
Is Now Bride-Elect
Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Hopkins announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Lois Jean Hopkins, to James
(Jimmy) Asher, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Asher of Grand
island. Miss Hopkins is a sen-
bior at Dayton Union high school
and was the queen of the recent
May day fete. Mr. Asher gradu-
ated from Dayton Union high
school in 1832, and is a mem
ber of the naval reserve. No
date has been set for the wedding.
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Miss Rasmussen Is
Wed at McMinnville
Wlllamlna In double ring
ceremony performed before 100
guests. Miss Ardys Idonna Ras
mussen, daughter of Mrs. K. x.
Rasmussen of McMinnville,
was married to Darrell Francis
Moen, son of Mrs. Lionel Gra
ham of Willamina. The I
o'clock rites were read by the
Rev. M. A. Getzendaner of Sa
lem, at the Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran church at McMinn
ville on Thursday evening.
April 30.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her uncle, Holger Ras
mussen of McMinnville. She
wore a dress of white satin and
net, with a lace-edged fingertip
veil. Her bouquet was of or
chids and white carnations.
Maid of honor was Miss Wan
da Rasmussen of McMinnville,
sister of the bride. She wore a
pink satin and net dress and
carried a bouquet of yellow
and pink daisies.
Jim Smith of Willamina was
best man and ushers were Laird
Flora and Guy Baker of Sheri
dan. .
The church was decorated
with yellow and white snap
dragons and yellow candles.
Mrs. Loren Stout sang and or
ganist was Lincoln Groaner. .
Mrs. Rasmussen wore a navy
blue dress and white acces
sories with a baby orchid cor
sage. Mrs. Graham wore a yel
low suit and an orchid corsage.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held in the Dawn
room in McMinnville. Mrs.
Peter Rasmussen served the
punch, Mrs. Bill Wood cut the
cake. Mrs. Holger Rasmussen
assisted about the room and
Miss Arlene Meierotto passed
the guest book.
Following a trip to the beach,
the couple is at home in Mc
Minnville. The bride attended McMinn
ville high school. Mr. Moen
graduated in 1852 from the Wil
lamina nigh school and is em
ployed at the Associated Ply
wood Mills.
Couple Married at
Willamina Church
Willamina Miss Verda
Holstad, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jeffrey Holstad, was wed
to William Felton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Felton, at an
evening ceremony on Friday,
May 8. at Emmanuel Lutneran
church. Pastor Warren W,
Pechman read the rites before
200 guests. Baskets of . spring
flowers decorated the altar.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs.
Lois Kendall sang, accompanied
toy Frank Pratt and Miss
Joann Johnson sang accom
panied by Mrs. Wilms Nyleen.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a white
ballerina length dress of lace
and nylon net over satin, with
a fingertip veil held in place
by a lace tiara. She carried an
orchid on a white Bible.
' Miss Bonita Johnson was
maid of honor, and wore an or
chid dress with a corsage of
sweet peas. Gail Mielke was
flower girl and Virgi.'. Hals tad,
brother of the bride, was ring
bearer.
Erlin. Mielke was best man,
and ushers were Don Petri and
Pete Reynolds. .
Mrs. Holstad wore a burnt
orange dress with white acces
sories and a lily of the valley
corsage. Mrs. Felton wore a
white suit with navy accessor
ies and a corsage of red roses.
At the reception which fol
lowed the ceremony, Miss Shir
ley Keeton, sister of the bride,
cut the wedding cake, and
pouring were Miss Joyce Mor
oney and Miss Elolse Severson
of Salem. Mrs. Ardith Johnson
passed the guest book and as
sisting were Mrs. Elvira Lund
mark, Miss Delores Lundmark,
Miss Joann Johnson and Miss
Darlene Mielke.
For their wedding trip to
the beach and Portland, the
bride wore white suit with
red accessories and an orchid
corsage.
The bride was graduated In
1882 from the Willamina high
school and la employed at the
Stone Fuel company. The
bridegroom was graduated
from the' Willamina nigh
school in 1831 and Is employed
at the Asoclated Plywood
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IALEM HEIGHTS Rose
mary Wiles will be the guest
caller on Tuesday, May 18, at
the Belles and Beaus Square
uance club at 8 p.m. at the
Salem Heights Community
halt Serving the refreshnwots
win be Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nor
rls, and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
Nelson.
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