Thursday, January 7, 1954
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WobBrB-Mr. and Ma T. L. Workman of Woodburn cele
brated their 40th wedding adversary recently at the Church
of Jesus Christ of Utter Day Sainta with a family dinner.
They have nine children and 26 grandchildren and all wen
present except one son, Wayne, who is in the navy.
WILLAMETTE NOTES
Finals Loom Late I his
Month for WU Students
By BARBARA JACKSON
iCtplul Jovnal Corrapoo4at
Willamette students returned.
from vacation over the holiday!
mil weeK, and classes reiumed
at 8 a.m. Monday.
January ia aocial dead
.month on the campus, and no
aocial activitiei have been
scheduled in lieu of the fad
that final examinations will be
given at the end of the month.
UNESCO's Endeavor, a pub
lication of student work, will
be out next semester, accord
ing to editor Judi Wood of Sa
lem. Original student essays
and poetry were submitted to a
faculty committee. The theme
oi mis year s dook will be
"The United Nations," with the :
accent on me world s cultural,
social and political conditions. I
The first student recital of
1934 will be tomorrow after-1
noon in the Music recital hall
at 3 o'clock. The public is in
vited to attend. Five numbers,
"Come Again, Sweet Love,"
"Stay, Time, Awhile They Fly
ing," "What Needeth All This
Travail." '.'April Is in My Mist-ess'
Face," and "Sing We and
Chant It," will be presented by
the Willamette singers. Myrth
Loring of Milwaukie will play
Reception Given
For New Pastor
Silverton Mrs. L o r r e n
Barr, president of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of
the Methodist church, was
hostess for the afternoon recep
tion accorded the family of the
new pastor for the local con
gregation, the Rev. Paul Wayne
Henry, Mrs. Henry and their
two daughters, at the church
social rooms. More than 125
guests greeted the Henrys.
Receiving were Mrs. E. A.
Finlay, Mrs. W. E. Toney, Mrs.
Mabel Monson and Mrs. A. J.
McCannel. Presenting t h e
guest book were Mrs. L. Tay
lor and Mrs. Fred Frick.
Adults and younger women as
sisting in the kitchen and about
the rooms included Mrs. Earl
Adams, Mrs. Earl Erickson,
Mrs. James Jones, Mrs. Joseph
Jones, Mrs. Homer Westfall,
Mr. Earl Reed, Miss Florence
Turner, Miss Sybil Barr, Miss
Gloria Westfi.ll, Miss Sharon
Beals, Miss Nancy Marco and
Miss Carol Jones.
the diVfeyent hours we Mrs! j
Presiding at the urns during
Lorren Barr and Mrs. wayne
Grodrian. md Mrs. Norman
Naegeli and Mrs. L. M. San.,
dcrs. Responsible for the at-
tractively decorated rooms and ; " ' j the community to assist wnn
i.m.. JL. Mr. Ben SDrick I Pedee Mrl- Katherine troops and to further under
PranKements and serv- w'l " Ro'""1 Trueax i stand scouting, whether or not
i in for the tea were di- were united in marriage at the I they are parent of girls eligible
reeled by Mrs. George Hutch- Kings Valley church Friday ! to be scouts. The first date is
endorf, secretary of Christian afternoon. Mrs. Betty Baxter to be Monday. January 11 at
social relations of the WbLS,
and Mrs. Alice Harrington, su
pervising the tea hour.
Workmans Feted
On 40th Anniversary
Woodburn Mr. and Mrs.
T. L Workman celebrated their,
40th wedding anniversary re-
, .V.V. . i.miiu rfinnnr ill
ccntly with a family dinner at
the Church of Jesus Chrisl,
Utter Day Saints. The couple
were married Dec. 17. 1913, at
Cardstan, AlberU, Canada, and
came to Woodburn 17 years
ago. They have nine cnimren
and 26 grandchildren.
Children and granocnuaren were wra. wow, ir.. """"
attending the dinner were Mr., Bump, Mrs. Tbea Womer, Mrs.
and Mrs. T. L. Workman. Jr.jMillnda Blrchell. Mrs. Lee
and three children of Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. Al rietcner ano
three children of Dallas: Mr.
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three children of AlberU. Can-
ri. Mr .nd Mra. Benare
mri. m. . D-.re..
Workman and three children
Woodburn; Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Workman and two children of
Salem: Mr. and Mrs. G. L
Workman and two children oi
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"Bromo Volcano." a olano olo.
and Lorraine Kaije of Che
halis. Wash., will play "Night
Visions." Marilyn Hanthorn
will play a violin solo, and Lis-
Beth Shield of Castleford. Ida.
will accompany Lollie Coffey
of Portland to two vocal num
bers, "Lullaby" and "Life."
Tuesday, during convocation.
the Willamette university band
will present its last concert be
fore the band tour.
An art display of Fred Com-
mings of Woodburn is being
featured this and next week in
the little gallery of the art
building. Included in the dis-
play are paintings, sculpturing
ana a mobile.
JoAnn Curry and Carol
Litchfield of Newport, both oi
whom were seriously injured
'in the auto accident over
Thanksgiving vacation, have
been reported out of danger
and have returned to their
homes.
Receipts from the class carn
ival for the challenge fund
show that $250 was earned for
the effort' To date, student
contribution has almost reached
the $2000 mark.
Mrs. La Barr to
Head Nile Group
Woodburn Mrs. P. L. La
Barr was elected president of
Nydia court, Daughters of the
Nile, at the annual election of
officers Tuesday, at the all-day
meeting at the Woodburn Ma
sonic temple. She succeeds Mrs.
Jess Fikan.
Other new officers chosen are
Mrs, Hazel Vinyard of Canby,
vice president, and Mrs. Laura
Cattley, also of Canby, secretary
treasurer. Mrs. LaBarr has appointed the
following standing committees:
Mrs. Martha Reiling, Woodburn,
sewing chairman; Mrs. Irma
Seely, sick and relief chairman
for Woodburn, Mrs. Maude Dean
for Canby and Mrs. Edna White
for Brooks and Gervais. Mrs.
Ella Meek reporter for Canby
and Mrs. Glenna Treupel for
Woodburn.
The Woodburn members were
hostesses at the noon luncheon
and the afternoon was spent in
sewing for the Shrine hospital.
The Canby members will be
hostesses for the next regular
" ruary 2.
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Kings Valley ClUfCl
of Bend, daughter of the
bridegroom, was matron of
honor, and Vern Osbom of
Mnnmouth una hest man. The !
Rev. Mr. Dow officiateo. !
Lighting the candles were j
Elaine and Marlyn Snowdcn,
Marcy ana &neryi uow were '
flower MrsDelberl .Dow
sang accompanied by Mill
Nola Womer, who also played !
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The reption UoH in
the church parlors. Mrs Helen
Johnson cut the cake. Mrs, C
L. Burbank poured
v. n. .
punch lanie utner
Snowelen. Miss Nola Womer
had charge oi me guest dook.
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T ln.i. u and Mr 11,-1 fir
... v t.
Fobert and three children o:
Woodburn; Mr. and Mrs. Wa
bur Keen oi cixton. une son.
Wayne Workman, ts aboard the
SS AJax at San Diego, and one
; grandson. Kay Workman, is in
the service in Switzerland.
2 Lodges
Install
Wednesday
Lyna Hill and Mrs. Carl Dick
son were Installed as noble
grands at Cbemeketa lodge and
Salem Rebekaa lodge, I OOF. re
spectively. t joint installation
of the two groups Wednesday
night at the lOOF temple.
Mr. Hill succeed! Everett So.
den as noble grand of the Che-
mexeta lodge and Mrs. Dickson
succeeds Mrs. Aubrey Rohrer as
ran ue neoeaaa lodge.
Other officers installed for the
IOOF include: Ralph Meyers, vice
grand; Glenn C. Nilea, secretary;
Chris C. Sumpter, treasurer Dud-
icy siuiock, warden; Marion F.
Brown, conductor: Georm A.
William, inside guardian Delbert
Downey, outside guardian;
Charles Neubauer, right support
er to the noble grand; Clarence
fcimoie. left sunoarter to the
noble grand; Guy Cornforth, right
supporter to vice grand; William
Cladek, left supporter to vice
grand: Gustave Erickson. rh.n.
lain; Barker Cornforth, musi
cian; au Drey Rohrer, right scene
supporter; Will ism Powers, left
scene supporter.
Installed in office for the Re
bekah lodge in addition to Mrs.
Dickson were Mrs. Chris Sump
ter, vice grand; Mrs. Clem Ohl-
sen, secretary; Mrs, Lloyd Pep
per, treasurer: Mrs. W. H. Gard
ner, financial secretary; Mrs.
Floyd West, warden: Mrs. Matt
Hall, conductor; Miss Helen
Isenhouser, inside guardian;
Mrs. I. Rhoades. outside euar-
dian; Mrs. Clarence Townsend.
rieht supnorter to noble grand:
sirs, rrea sharer, left supporter
to nooie grand; Mrs. Laurence
McClure, right supporter to vice
grand; Mrs. Charles Neubauer,
left supporter to vice Brand:
Miss Joy Doyle, chaplain; Mrs.
uinsn Black, musician; Mrs.
Keith Rebo, color-bearer.
Leading the installing officers
for Chemeketa lodge was dis
trict deputy ; 'grand master,
Charles Neubauer, and for the
Rebekah lodge, district deputy
president Mrs. Justina Rildee.l
deputy marshals Rav Webb and
Mrs. Fred Shafer. Other install
ing officers were Pete Vateh,
Mrs. Lola McFarlane. deputy
wardens, William Drakely, Sr.,
Mrs. Iviadene Hubbard, deputy
secretary, Howard Hunsaker,
Mrs. Charles McElroy, denuty
treisunr. Lawrence Meflure,
Mrs. Clvde Bancroft, denuty
chaplains: Mrs. Clarence Kim
ble, Installing musician; Luther
Melton and Mrs John Wiles,
denutv inside tuardians.
Refreshments and a program
followed.
Parents Tell f
Dauahter's Troth
Aurora Mr. and Mrs. John
Rasmussen are announcing the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Joy Lorraine, to Norman
R. Colvin, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Walter R. Colvin of Aurora.
The wedding is planned for
late summer.
Miss Rasmussen, a North
Marion high school graduate oi
1951, hi employed as a recep
tionist In the personnel depart
ment of the First National
bank. Portland. She attended
Pacific Lutheran college two
years.
Mr. Colvin, now engaged In
farming and logging operations
in the Union Hill district, Au
rora, attended Canby high
school and served in the U. S.
Air Force until his release a
month ago.
Scout Activities
Noted in Silverton
Silverton Mrs. Ted Hobart
of the Santiam Area Girl Scout
office, Salem, has been invited
to Silverton to discuss methods
of organisation and leadership
for he Silverton district.
The meeting is to be Janu
ary 15 at 1:30 p.m. In the Robin
Hood room of the Eugene Field
grade school Any parent of
active or prospective Girl
Scouts or any person interested
in scouting is invited to attend.
Mrs. J. S. Starrett is chair
man of the Silverton district.
Silverton Girl Scout associa
tion has scheduled training
dates for interested persons in
7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
William Woodard. who will
conduct the training series.
Further dates are to be Janu-
ary 13. 19. 21 and 25. all to
be at the same time and place.
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DUTTei nunur,
AurOfO Visitors
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Aurora To welcome Mr
'.nd Mrs. Patrick McCormick
fi on ,neir
, (rQm Vefja, Ncv,da M,
gnd Mr PeteT enter.
I uint(1 ,tl homecoinlnl bullet
supner in their home.
Guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
were the honored couple, Mr
,nd Mr, R c Sandsness, Mr
.,, M trrv Kenaiton. Mr
; ind Mri Charles Sandsness,
Mf tnd Mrs. Joe Nixon. Mr
.nH Mr.. Wilmer Sandsness
mr. miu mi. w,,.,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith. Jim
Sandsness, Charlene, Tom and
peter Jon tnd obert
. Marvann
SandsneM Larry. Maryann
(Kenneth and Jackie Kenaston
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