Wtdnwday, Auiuat 5, 195S
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Sakaa, Oregm
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Miss Ojua
Bride on
Sunday
Hopawtll Exchanging
thair vowi at a candlelight cer
tmonjr at tht HoptweU Evan
llcal UnlUd Brethren church
ounoay artning, August 1, at
o'clock war Miss Helen
Ojua, daughter of Mr. and
Mra. John Ojua, and John L.
widmtr, ton of Rev. and Mn.
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mer officiated at the double
ring ceremony in the presence
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Baskets of pink gladioluses,
white daisies and white hy-i
drangeas decorated the altar
with candelabrum!. Misses
Jean and Judy Hewett of Oak
land, Ore., cousins of the bride.
lighted the candles. They wore
lloor length dresses of light
aqua net over taffeta, with
pink carnation wristlets.
Mrs. Ronald Craven of Sa
lem was pianist for the cere
mony, and accompanied Mr.
Craven, who was soloist.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a white
Chantllly lace over taffeta
dress that was fashioned with
full skirt and train, the bodice
having a nylon yoke with lace
appliques, and long sleeves.
The fingertip veil was of silk
illusion, with tiara of orange
blossoms.
Mist Dorothy Brown was
maid of honor and wore pink
taffeta with a bertha collar
and net overskirt, and carried
,a crescent bouquet of rose
gladioluses with matching oat
headdress.
Miu Ellen Widmer, titter of
the bridegroom, and Miss Ai-
leen Allison were bridesmaids,
wearing aqua taffeta with net
overtkirta. Identical to the
dresa el the maid of honor.
She carried crescent bouquets
of pink gladioluses and match
ing headdresses.
Little Sue Ellen Maloney of
McMinnville, cousin of the
bride, was flower girl, and
Billy Vinton of McMinnviue,
cousin of the bride, was ring
bearer.
Nathan Widmer of Omaha,
Neb., wat his brother's best
nan. Richard Widmer, brother
of the bridegroom, and Robert
Stutsman of Woodburn, broth-
er-in-law of tha bridegroom,
were groomsmen. Robert Jan
un and Rav Waeler of Sheri
dan, cousin of the bridegroom, 4
seated the wedding guests.
Mrs. Ojua attended her
daughter' wedding in a royal
blue dress with navy accessor-
let and pink carnation corsage.
and Mn. Widmer chose a gray
sheer ores! with pink carna-
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Tha reception wat immedi- I
ately following the ceremony
In the church parlort. Mrt. Na
than Widmer of Omaha, Neb.,
astter-ln-law of the bride
groom, and Mrt. Robert Stuts
man of Woodburn, tister of I
the bridegroom, served the
wedding cake, which was
made by Mrs. Carl Pajala.
Mrt. Carl Rasaka, cousin of the
bride, presided at the punch
bowl, and Mrt. Dewey Carlco
of Amity, cousin of the bride,
poured the coffee. In charge
of tha gifta were Miss Mari
anne Vasey of Portland, Miss
Roberta Patty of Ballston, ana
Mist June Ann Jan sen. As-
alsting with the serving were
Mra. Louis Juntunen of Bea-
verton, aunt of the bride, and
Mn. Marvel Brown and Mn.
' Art Reed. Mist Mary Vinton
of McMinnville, cousin of the
bride, waa In charge of the
guest book.
For golng-away, the bride
- chose a light blue tailored suit
with navy accessories, and
white orchid coreage. After a
ahort wedding trip, the young
counla will be at home in
Woodburn, where Mr. Widmer
it employed.
Guild Entertained
SUverton Members of the
Junior Woman't guild of the
First Christian churcn met re
rentlv for a devotional and so-
lal aeuion at the church. A
no-host 6.30 o'clock supper
was served with 20 members
and one guest, Mrt. Richard
Wimer of Nortn nonywooo.
Calif., present.
Mn. Howard Hattebcrg di
rected the devotional period.
The topic of the study program
wat entitled: "The Concern
for Mitslonary Work Among
An, finanlih Sneaking Ameri-
Hosts during the eve-
w.r. the eulld president
and secretary, Mrs. Glen Ben
ton and Mrt. Delene Fisk.
A miscellaneous gift shower
was given in compliment to
Mn. Sally wooisey.
SILVEBTON House gueslt
of Mr. and Mrs Newton wi-
-nr for a fortnieht are mem-
v.r. nf th family of their son.
Mr nH Mrs. Richard Wimer .
and Ricky, Susie and Wendy I
of North Hollywood, cam.
Cool Comfort
For Burning Feet
.urn, ll-.'i ndum-IWI
Van Cleave Family
Reunion on Sunday
Hazel Green The Van
Cleave families staged their
yearly reunion this year at the
home of Mr. and Mn. Alvin J.
Van Cleave on Sunday. This
year marked, the list year.
New Officers elected are Mar
vin Van Cleave of Salem,
president; Kenneth Van
Cleave of Salem, vice presi
dent; and Mn. Howard Van
Cleave of SUverton, secretary
Relativea attending from a
distance were Mr. and Mn.
Ralph A. Van Cleave of Bend,
ore ; Mrs. Florence Williamt
of Pendleton, Ore. Front Port
land ware Mr. and Mra. Emu
Nelson and ton Jim and friend,
Gordon Chrittenton; Mr. and
Mra. Ed Donahue and Mr. and
Mn. Bill .Williams. Attending
from nearby towns were Mr.
and Mn. Gordon Van Cleave
and daughters, Mary Jo and
Marie, Dr. and Mn. R. J. Van
Cleave and family, Marybeth
and Tom, Mr. and Mrt. How
ard Van Cleave, all of Silver
ton; Mrt. Fanny McMorris
from Stayton and Mr. and Mn.
Clifford McMorrlt of Scotts
Mills; from Salem, Mr. and
Mn. Kenneth Van Cleave and
daughtert, Faye, Verla, Marl
lyn and Jo Ann, Mrs. . Amy
Bear end her mother, Louisa
Johnson. Mr. and Mrt. J. A,
Van Cleave, Mr. Lester Hall,
Mr. and Mn. J. K. Osborn and
daughters Virginia and Linda,
Mra. Veneta McMorrlt and
daughter Cleta, Mr. and Mra.
J. B. Van Cleave, Mra. Flor
ence Van Cleave. George Van
Cleave. Vernon B. Van Cleave,
Mra. Genevieve White and
daughter, Mr. and Mra. Mar
vin Van Cleave and family,
Cheryl Ann, Ronney and Lar
ry and Mr. and Mn. Alvin J.
Van Cleave and the hosts.
Plant for next year'a reun
Ion are to meet at Wllhoit
Springe. Entertainment this
year Included recordings made
by Kenetn Van Cleave of San
Francisco, a vocalist and eon
of Mr. and Mrt. J. B. Van
Cleave of Salem.
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CDA Meeting
Mt. An gal Catholic
Daughten of America. Court
Marion, plan their busineat
meeting for Monday evening,
Augast 10, at 8 o'clock, in tha
meeting room of 8t Mary's
school.
Mn. Joseph Schmltt and
Mn. Walter Smith will be
hostesses at the social hour
which will follow the business
Schultalber Clan
Meets for Reunion ,
Mt. Angel Sixty five
members of the Schultalber
clan mat for their annual fam
ily reunion Sunday at the
Oboralnner grove on the Pud
ding river west of Mt. Angel.
A picnle lunch wat enjoyed at
noon, with tha afternoon apent
in ewlmmlng, cards, and hone
shoe playing.
Those present Included Mr.
and Mra. Frank Kahut and
meeting. Aleia Keber will be
present to thow moving pic
tures of local interest.
family, Mr. and Mra. Fred
Schindiar and family, Mr. and
Mn. Clarenca Hagenauer and
family, Mr. and Mra. Ed Bernt
and family and Henry Schul
talber, aU of Woodburn; Mr.
and Mra. Ray Hagenauer and
family. Mr. and Mn. Ed Leavy
rand son. Tommy, Mra. Lena
Hagenauer and Bobby, Mr.
and Mra. L. W. Koeterman,
Mr. and Mra. David McKlenna
and family, Mr. and Mra. I.
R. McKee and family aU of
Portland; Dr. and Mra. Jamas
Mylea and family and Mn.
Mllaa Shaw and Sharon all of
Vancouver, Wash.
Mr. and Mn. Otis Brook-
shire and family, Mr. and Mra.
Clifford Holmaa and family
and Ores Holme aQ of Battle)
Ground, Wash.; and Mr. and)
Mra. Kay Hatting and family.
Mr. and Mra, Leonard Ober-
tlnner and family, Mr. and
Mra. Joseph Obaraiaaar and
Alan Obertinner, all of Mt
Angel. ' .
Aim won wia
Whir. Prttty Warn Walk 1.
and Baatitlful Weft ftrt . . .
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