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Monday, Aarast SI. 1953
TOT CAPITAL JOURNAL, Balm. Ortfoi
Pair Say
Vows Here
On Saturday
Mii Delores Darlene Can.
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Bert
J Cut. and James Harvey
Murray, aon cf Mr. and Mri.
J. S. Murray, were married at
the first Congregational church
Saturday evening.
The church was decorated
with pink and white gladio
lus! in two altar vasei, and the
aisle waa marked with white
candlei and bowi on uw pewi,
and a white carpet
Missel Mickey and Lois Gun
Heraon lighted tapers. They
wore pink ballerina length
dresses and white shoes.
The Rev. Paul Barnett' of
ficiated at the 8 o'clock cere
mony. Miss Arlyss Zeeb sang,
accompanied by Jean Hobson
Rich.
The brida wort waltz
length dress of ChanUlly lace
over tulle and satin. The dress
was fashioned with a lace bod
ice, short lace sleeves, and a
tulle yoke. The chapel length
veil of illuston; net extended
from a Juliet cap of lace and
tulle. The bride wore a single
strand pearl choker, a gift from
the bridegroom. She carried a
cascade bouquet of white glad
ioluses. Attendant In Blue
Mrs. Eugene Coleman of
nuriu was matron of honor.
She wore a ballerina length
dress of deep blue taffeta with
net over skirt, and carried a
cascade type bouquet of rose
gladioluses.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ches
ter Tucker, Salem, Miss Kay
rnffman. Salem. Miss Denise
Gartner, The Dalles, Mrs. Har
old Smith, Carleton. They
wore Dale blue dresses made
like that of the honor attend
.nf. anil carried cascade bou
quets of pale pink and dark
pink gladioluses.
Flower girl was Lynette
Coffman, who wore a deep blue
' dress with net overskirt, and
carried a basket of flower.
Lyn Coffman, her twin brother,
was ring bearer.
Best man was Robert Can
field, Salem. Ushers were Ron
Carr, brother of the bride, Ar
nie Overman, Robert Angel, all
nf Salem, and Jerry Murray,
the bridegroom's brother, Cor
pus Christ!, Texas.
The bride's mother wore
naw blue crepe with pink ae-
cessories and pink roses. The
bridegroom's mother attended
the wedding in a navy blue
dress, with pink roses.
Retention In Parlor
A receDtion was In the
rhurch narlor. The bride's ta-
ble was decorated with a blue
cloth and pink and white glad
ioluses. Cutting the cake were
Mrs. Keith Hayes, Salem, ana
Mrs. Anna Goodwin, grana
mother of the bride, from Port
Orchard, Wash. Pouring were
Mrs. George Kangas, Cutler
Citv. Ore., sister of the bride.
num. and Mrs. George Wiley,
Port Orchard, Wash., aunt of
the bride. Assisting were Mrs.
Jake Hooflnger. Salem, Mrs.
Frederick Ellis, Hamilton Air
Force Base, Calif., Miss Beverly
Murray, Portland, and Mrs.
Clarence Leinhard, Salem.
For traveling the bride wore
a light blue knit suit with navy
blue accessories and a red rose
corsage. The couple left for a
trip to the coast, and after Sep
tember 3 they will be at home
at 4715 Harcourt Drive, Salem.
Shower Given
Sublimity Mrs. Gilbert
Kintz was honor guest at
shower given by her sisters,
Mrs. Leo Gros Jacques and
Mrs. Leon Bernlng, recently at
the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Lulay.
Games were enloyed and lunch
on was served following the
opening of gifts.
Those Invited were Mrs. Gor
don Burns Mrs. Jim McCoy,
Mrs. Bob Busch. Mrs. Paul
Stuckart Mrs. Bob Schaehtsick,
Mrs. Gerald Hauberger, Miss
Jeanette Kintz, Mrs. Shirley
Kendell. Mrs. Tom Basl, Mrs.
Andv Kintz. Mrs. Billy Lulay,
Mrs. Don Lulay, Mrs. John
Kintz. and Mrs. Maxine Borst,
Mrs. Cletus Mintin, Mrs. Leon
ard Neal. Mrs. Bob Humphreys,
Mrs. Louise Bochsler, Mrs. Otto
J. Erwert. Mrs. Jerry Roberts
nd Mrs. Loren Wilson.
For Bride-Elect ,
Four Corners Miss Patricia
Louise Sunderlin, bride-elect of
Ramsev E. Miller. Jr.. was non
ored recently when Mrs. War
ren Shrike and Mrs. Harold
Snook were hostesses at the
former's home. Miss Sunder
lin and Mr. Miller will be mar
ried September 8, at the First
Christian church, with the Rev.
Dudley Strain officiating.
Guests of the occasion were
the honoree's mother, Mrs. Er
vin Sunderlin. her fiance's
mother, Mrs. Ramsey E. Miller.
Mrs. Cecil Snook. Mrs. Willard
Pederson, Mrs. Stuart Johns,
Mrs. George Starr, Mrs. Arlo
McLain, Mrs. Mike Kipper,
Mrs. Lawrence Shrike. Mrs.
Frank Stone, Mrs. Robert
Burns, Mrs. Henry Hanson,
Mrs. Loren Richey, Mrs. Glen
Laverty, Mrs. R. Behm, the
Misses Barbara Snook and
Phyllia Shrike.
Family Reunion
Event of bunday
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Sherman Coomler on Gar
den Road was the scene of a
family reunion, Sunday, 84 at
tending. In the group were
Mr. Coomler's eight children'.
18 grandchildren and four
great grandchildren.
Also attending were three of
Mr. Coomler s sisters, Mrs. Otto
Graff of Tacoma, Miss Martha
Kumler of Tacoma and Mrs.
Annette Foster of Kirkland,
Wish.; a brother, Ben Kumler
of Salem, and a niece, Mrs. El-
va Willson of La Porte, ma.
All of the brothers and sis
ters were in their 80s.
Mr. Coomler's eight children
Include Ovid Kumler, Ed Coom
ler, Mrs. Suzanne Pruitt, all of
Portland: Mrs. Katherine Kre
jel of Salem, Howard Coomler
of Cottage Grove, Mrs. Evelyn
Schlechter of Hebo, Russell
Coomler of Redmond, Kenneth
Coomler of Lake Labish.
A picnic dinner was served.
Rebekah President ,
Visits at Silverton
Silverton Greeting the
president of the Rebekah as
sembly of Oregon, Mrs. Lola
Osbourne of Portland, on her
official visit to Tryphena Re
bekah lodge No. 38, were more
than 150 visitors and guests.
Out-of-state officials and
members were present from
Idaho, Washington, California
and Indiana lodges.
Serving on the courtesy com
mittee were Mrs. F. E. Sylves
ter, Mrs. Mabel Monson and
Mrs. Larry Carpenter, who in
troduced " Mrs. Osbourne s of
ficial staff, which Includes two
local members, Mrs. Walter
Larson, Salem, musician of the
grand assembly of Oregon, ana
district deputy president, Mrs.
Lial McClure. '
For the brief program were
marimba selections by Diane
Bye, young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Perl Bye, Silverton, and
a skit directed by Mrs. Walter
Larson, with the cast from the
Rebekah degree, including
Mrs. Lial McClure, Mrs. B.
King, Mrs. Wilbert Peron,
Mrs. Chester Mulkey, Mrs.
Miles Tobias, Mrs. Mike Han-
nan. Mrs. Ralph Sears, Mrs.
Frank Giroux, Mrs. Andrew
Hall. Mrs. Allan Foster.
The gift to toe complimented
visitor, Mrs. Osbourne, was pre
sented by Mrs. T. E. Sylvester.
On the committee for the
serving of refreshments, and
the colorful arrangement of
early fall flowers for tables and
rooms were Mrs. Lial McClure,
Mrs. Frank Giroux, Mrs. Jack
Tuggle, Miss Ruth Lorenzert,
Mrs. Lydla Dawes, 'Mrs. Lena
Hamilton, Mrs. Wilbert Peron,
Mrs. Bums Renwick, Mrs. Bar
ney Rostad and Mrs. Jack Mor
ton. Miss May Recent
Bride at Salt Creek
Salt Creek Miss Mildred
Verna May, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto F. May of Salt
Creek, was married to Leo D.
Friesen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Friesen, of Blaine, Wash.,
on August 6, the 8 p.m. service
being in the Salt Creek Baptist
church with the Rev. Emanuel
Wolff officiating, assisted by
the Rev. Walter L. Penner of
the Mennonite Brethren church.
The bride wore a dress of
white taffeta designed with
round lace yoke, short sleeves
and a full skirt with a peplum
of lace. The fingertip veil of
illusion net was arranged from
a coronet of seed pearls. The
bride carried a white Bible on
which were arranged a white
orchid and a shower of stephan-
otis and satin ribbons.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin WaU
sang, Mrs? Norman Classen
playing the organ.
Mrs. H. R. Phillips of Rifle
Colo., was matron of honor.
Miss Ruth Buhler was brides.
maid. Pitricia Phillips, a niece
of the bride, was flower girl.
and David Phillips, a nephew,
was the ring bearer.
Gus Quiring was best man
for his brother-in-law and Har
old Schroeder of Fresno was
groomsman. Ushers were Carl
May, brother of the bride, and
Richard Wiens.
Candlelighters were Miss Lu
ella May and Miss Verna Hock
stre, cousins of the bride.
The reception following was
at the church.
Following a trip to Califor
nia, the couple are at home at
1015 Clay street, Dallas.
Anniversary Event
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bow.
man celebrated their 25th wed
ding anniversary Thursday with
a reception at Mayflower hill.
The group enjoyed squire
dancing and a late supper was
served. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Meier, son-in-law and daughter
of the Bowmans, assisted. Also
present was their son, Nick
Bowman.
MR. AND MRS. George B
Adams (Diana Arpke) and son,
George, Jr, have left for Mon
treal. Mr. Adams to resume
his work it McGill Medical
school. During the vacation
thev have been visiting his
parents. Dr. and Mrs. K. K.
Adams at Salem end her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Aroze in Seattle. Mr. Adams
was with the Bonneville ad
ministration near Seattle dur
ing the summer months.
Wedding
At Church
On Sunday
Wed Sunday afternoon at a
double-ring service in the
Highland Avenue Friends
church, were Miss Patricia
Kieppinger, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cleo Keppinger, Sr.,
and James DeLapp, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester DeLapp. The
service was it 3:30 o'clock, the
Rev. Paul Barnett officiating.
' Pink and white gladioluses
decorated the church. The mu
sic was provided by Jack
Snow at the organ; a duet by
Mr., and Mrs. Harlow Ankeny
and a solo by Miss Eleanor
Burton.
Lighting the candles were
Cleo Keppinger, Jr., and Lar
ry Keppinger, brothers of the
bride.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, wore a dress of
embossed white nylon ever taf
feta, with fingertip sleeves,
a pointed collar and small but
tons down the front The train
was set in and completed
circle that folded into pleats
at the waist.- The fingertip
illusion veil was arranged from
a cap with single row of seed
pearls under the ' brim. Tne
bride carried a white Bible
with a lavender orchid and
stephanotis on it. Her pearl
necklace was a gift of the
bridegroom.
Mrs. John Wood of mew.
berc was matron of honor,
wearing a dress ol iridescent
pink taffeta. Bridesmaids were
Miss Florene Price. Portland;
Miss Nsncy Held, Portland,
and Miss Ethelwyne DeLipp
from Salem, a cousin of the
bridegroom. Their dresses
were all made alike only the
bridesmaids' were of Iridescent
wine taffeta.
The flower girl was Anita
Barnett. wearing a dress of
pink like that of the matron
of honor. All attendants wore
mitts of red net over pink and
blue to carry out the color
theme. They all carried crescent-shaped
bouquets of white
and Dink gladioluses. ,
Best man was Jonn wood
of Newberg and groomsmen,
his brother-in-law, Jarvie Mil
ler and cousins. Wesley and
LaVern DeLapp. .The ushers
were Harlan Barnett and Gary
Keppinger. Ringbearer wai
Jerry Miller, nephew of the
bridegroom.
The bride's mother wore an
aqua crepe - aiiernooa, ur
with white accessories and the
bridegroom's mother wore a
royal blue crepe areas witn
lace trim and blue accessories
They carried corsages of pick
roses and stephanotis. .
The reception was on the
lawn of the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. Paul Barnett Miss
Arietta Wright was in charge.
She was assisted by Miss Au
drey Comfort from Idaho, Miss
Virginia Peters or wewoerg,
Miss Lois Bain of4 Portland,
Miss Frances Haldy of Port
land. Miss Elleta Wheeler of
Newberg ind Miss Lea Wilkin
son of Marion. Mrs. Marry
Miller, sunt of the bride, cut
the cake and Mrs. Cleo Kep
pinger, Jr., sister-in-law of the
bride, noured punch. Miss Gsy-
lee Keppinger was In charge
of the guest book. Tony Ray
Keppinger passed tne aream
cakes.
For-her wedding trip south
the bride wore an orchid and
black suit with black acces
sories. The couple attended George
Fox college, and were grad
uated from Salem Bible Acad-
emy and College. This coming
year the brida will be teacmng
at the academy and he will be
working with his father. They
will live in Salem. .
Haines-Thill Rites
At Sweet Home Church
Sweet Home A bride of
August 22 was Miss Diane
Thill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wally Thill, when she was
wed to Joseph Anthony Haines
t the St. Edwards Catholic
church In Lebanon. Mr. Haines'
parents are Mr. end Mrs. Joe
Haines.
Father Pius Baur officiated
at the double ring morning
ceremony. The church was
decorated with gladioluses and
garden flowers from the bride's
mother s garden.
The bride wore a white lin.
en suit with white accessories
and carried her white Bible
topped with an orchid. The
maid of honor, Miss Janet Con
net cousin of the bridegroom,
wore a pale blue suit with
white accessories.
Best man was Richard Con.
net cousin of the bridegroom.
A reception In the church
parlors was attended by 100
guests and members of the two
families. Cutting and serving
the three-tiered cake was Miss
Sharon Burnett. Miss Ruth
Martin assisted serving the
punch and coffee, Miss Betty
Shackmann was In charge of
the guest book and Mrs. Rich
ard Thill and Miss Mary Thill
were in charge of the gift table.
When the couple left on a trip
to the coast the bride wore
her wedding suit with pink sc
cessories and an orchid. The
couple will be at home at 1110
N street. Mrs. Haines Is pres
ently employed at Kellenberg
er Appliance in Lebanon.
Snyders Honored
At Picnic Event
Amity Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Snyder were honored guests at
a picnic Sunday la Maud Wil
liamson Park in celebration of
their golden wedding anniver
sary?
Hosts for the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. McKee,Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Versteeg, Mr. and
Mrs. H. O. Green and Mr. and
Vrs. Marion Duvall. Others at
tending were Mrs. Bess Wilson
of Hemet, Calif., Mrs. Lucy
McGoca of Lome Linda, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Vera McKee,
Mickey and Karen of Eugene,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Starr, Miss
Jean Haffner and Miss Ton!
Amate, all at Los Angeles,
Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sny
der. Sarah, Joa and Ann, of
Uolalla. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Snyder, Susan, Murt ana Mar
garet Ann.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Snyder were
nresented with a hand-woven
gold and ecru laojcetoin.
At Golf Event ,
Woodbum Twenty-oa e
women from tne wooaourn
Golf club and- six from the
Oak Knoll club, motored, to
Mt. Hood Thursday in a char
tered bus for a day of golf at
Welches.
Play for the day was the
least numbt of putts and the
prize was won by Hazel Miller
of Oak Knoll in the. A class
and Myrtle Smith of Wood
burn in the B class. Gladys
Lacey of Woodburn . received
the consolation prize. ,
Making the trip from Wood-
burn were Mayme Cutsforth,
Letty Steelhammer, Kay Bish
oprick. Agnes Jones, Elsie Ca
vett, Lillian Ahrens, Chris Mc
Grath, Dorotha Admlnson, Ag
nes Maricle, Anne DeArmond,
Myrtle Smith, Carol Coman,
Aletha Miller, Rose scnmia,
Mildred Plank, Katherine
Hooper, Gladys Lacey, Arlene
Olson, Eddie WUleiora, rem
Foster and Blanche Pickering.
Meacham-Grimes -v'
Stayton Miss Mary Joyce
Grimes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Grimes of Aums
ville, was wed to Presley Wiley
Meacham. son of Mr. ana Mrs.
P. W. Meacham of Monroe,
Ark., in a simple ceremony at
the Baptist church in Stayton,
August 19. The Rev. N. w. neu
fsld officiated at the 7 pm.
service.
The bride wore a rdse-eolored
suit, white accessories and an
orchid corsage.
Miss Sally Ashby. maid of
honor, was dressed in blue with
white accessories.
Pfc. Carl Hamilton served as
best man.
The couple spent a few days
on the Oregon coast before
leaving for Monroe, Ark.,
where they will live.
Mrs. Meacham was an em
ploye in the state offices in Sa
lem and recently had been se
lected queen at Waters field on
state employee s night
Toastmistress Club
Stayton Mrs. Angus Ware
of Stayton was hostess at her
home recently to members of
the Stayton Toastmistress club
for an informal luncheon and
social evening.
Mrs. B. Hoag gave a report
on the international Toastmis
tress club convention which
convened in Portland July 12
to 16. Mrs. Vincent Starr and
Miss Lois Blum, who also at
tended the convention, gave
their version of the contests.
Mrs. McDonald of San Fran
cisco, a sister of Mrs. R. L.
Stewart, and Mrs. C. Lobb,
were guests.
The next meeting has oeen
scheduled for Thursday, Sept.
10.
a
LEAVING Sunday for New
York City was Mrs. B. o.
Schucklng. She will be gone
three weeks on a combined
bualness and vacation trip.
While there she wlU see Mrs.
Chester M. Cox of Salem off
for a trip to Europe. En route
home, Mrs. Schucklng is to stop
In Chicago and in Detroit, vi.
itlng the National Florist head
quarters st the Utter piece.
Today's Menu
Tansy esnned clams, com.
bined with a rich creamy soup,
make an epicurean first course.
Lanefc Time
Zasy Chilled Clam Soup
Assorted Sandwiches
Pick-up Salad Bowl (Carrot,
celery and cucumber sticks,
plus rsdishes)
Cantaloupe with Lemon
Milk Sherbet
Beverage
Easy Chilled Clam Soap
Ingredients: One ll-ounce
can vichysoiase soup, one 7-
ounce can minced clams, H
cup homogenized milk, Vt cup
heavy cream, minced chives or
narsley.
Method: Chill vichysoiase ac
cording to directions on csn.
Chill clams at the same time.
When ready to serve, empty
vlchysolsse into bowl; add
clams, including liquid from
can; stir well. Stir in milk end
cream. Serve sprinkled with
chives or parsier. Makes 4
servings.
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