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Monday, June 21,1954 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon . SECTION I Page 7 v -mi - X. ; . . :' " It I 5 't : - t 3? -m&z - ? If m . Wed Here June 12 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Joseph Sepich (Shirley EuUlia Nieswander), above, were married here June 12 at the First Congregational church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Faul S. Nieswander and Mr. Sepich is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sepich of Cutten, Calif, (McEwan studio picture). Business Women Install Officers WOODBURN-Thirty members and guests were present for the dinner meeting and installation of officers of the Woodburn Business and Professional Women's club last week at St. Mary's Episcopal hall. The dinner was served at 7 o'clock by members of St. Mary's guild. Group singing was led by Mrs. N. A. Mann with Miss Gladys Adams at the piano. An impressive emblem ceremony was directed by Mrs. James Lamb, with Mrs. George Timm, taking part. Miss Gladys Adams, Miss Mabel Live say, Miss Marie Thompson and Mrs. John Dickson. Mrs. 0. J. Adkinson, a past president, was the installing of ficer. New officers are: Mrs. Clara Stange, president; Mrs. J. A. Evans, first vice president; Mrs. Sam Smith, second vice president; Mrs. Veola Farmer, recording sec retary; Mrs. Ervan Susa, corres ponding secretary and Mrs. 0. J. Adkinson, treasurer. Mrs. Nellie Muir presented a past president's pin to Mrs. Adkin son. Mrs. Thoman Baldwin, the re tiring president, presented a presi dent's traveling kit to Mrs. Stange and a U. S. flag to the club from herself, and Mrs. N. A. Mann. All officers, new and retiring, and committee chairmen were pre sented with corsages. Initiation was postponed until fall. No meetings are planned until the first Thursday in September. Mrs. Stange announced the fol lowing standing committee chair men: Membership, Mrs. Nellie Muir; public affairs, Mrs. Thomas Baldwin; international relations, Mrs. John Dickson; educational Mrs. Paul Burkert; health and safety, Miss Mabel Livsay: pro gram, Mrs. J. A. Evans; finance, Mrs. Sam Smith: parliamentarian, Mrs. 0. J. Adkinson; publicity, Miss Marie Thompson; scrapbook, Mrs. Walter Miller; music,' Miss Gladys Adams; song leader, Mrs. N. A. Mann. After the meeting, a group of the members called on Mrs. Molly Hunt, who was unable to attend, and presented her with a corsage. SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Webb are being felici tated on the birth of their third child, Friday, June 18, at Silver ton hospital, a daughter. The baby is a sister of Dannie and Kathy. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Page of Hazelton, Kansas, and a great grandmoth er, Mrs. S. E. McMullcn, also of Hazelton, Kansas; and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Webb, Silverton, and great grandparents here, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jackson. Miss Evans Recent Bride at Woodburn AURORA Miss .InAnnn Marie Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nugn tvans of Aurora, was wed to Joseoh SteDhpn .Ipku1 nf Mr. and Mrs. Joirnh Jrsul nf Vancouver, B.C., at St. Luke's Catholic church, Woodburn, Sat urday morning, June II. Th Uev. Father Michael Fiemine offlrint. led. White candles and baskets of white gladioluses and pink peo nies decorated the altar. The bride chosn a dress nf whit slipper satin for her wedding. It was tasnioned with a train, net voke and seed nparls nrmmH th neckline. Her fingertip tulle veil cxienuea irom a wmte satin crown ornamented with seed pearls. She carried a whit Hihl topped with two white orchids. Mr. tvans gave ms aaughter in mar nase. Miss Barbara Evans, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a white la and not pink taffeta dress with matchingJ lace cap, and carried an arm bouquet of pink peonies and white gladioluses. Bridesmaids were Miss Madeline Jessel, Portland, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Lila Herzberg, McMinnville. Miss Mary Wettstein and Miss Frankie Mc Laren, Aurora. They were dressed identically in white lace over aqua taffeta dresses, laro mm and carried arm bouquets like the honor attendant's. Donna White, Portland, was flower Cirl. She urnra a whltn Hnt. ted nvlon Swiss over ninlr taffeta dress. Ellen Borschowa, Portland ana Michael Borschowa, Portland, were ring bearers. Dale Callawav. Huhharri best man. Ushers were Richard Thagon, Canby, Larry Cole and diaries rerguson, Aurora, and Merlin Klicwer. Huhharri Mrs. Evans wore a white wool dress, with navy jacket and hat. Her corsage was pink cymbidium orchids. Mrs. Jessel chnsn a otrav floral print dress and corsage of lavenoer cymoiaium orcnias. Pink and white npnntes and pla dioluses decorated the parish hall or the reception. Mrs. B. F. Morse Salem Orthopedic Company - Has Moved From 431 Ferry Street To ,209 N. Front St. See lis For Braces Shoe Corrections and Surgical Belts Phone 2-3531 of Canby and Mrs. Michael Bors chowa, Portland, cut the bride's cake. Mrs. John KiUinger, Salem and Mrs. Duane Zacher, Canby, assisted. Mrs. Tom Cannell, Can by, and Mrs. William Bacon, Al bany, were at the punch bowl. Miss Charlotte Anderson and Miss Maryanna Seikauf, Aurora, served the coffee. Miss Bette Lou Bacon, Albany, passed the guest book, in charge of gifts were Misses Lorraine and Gertrude Jessel of Vancouver, B. C. Jackie Pink ham of Hubbard and Loretta Fer guson, of Aurora. After a trip to the Oregon beaches, Mr, and Mrs. Jessel will be at home In the Arden Hams cottage at Lone Elder. " SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. William Hanson are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Jeffrey William, Saturday murmrifi, June 19, at Silverton hospital Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Atwood of Mil- waukie, and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kelly of Oak Grove. Blacketer-W heeler Wedding June 77 LEBANON At the Berlin Union church on June 11, Miss ,Fay Wheeler, daughter of Mrs. Cleo Wheeler, and Davia Alan Blacket- er, son of Mrs. Dorothy Blacketer, were 'wcsl at evening rites. Both families are Lebanon residents. The Rev. Walter Rowlee read the service at the altar decorated with roses and ferns. Soloists were Mrs. Harry Seelye and Paul Black eter, who accompanied . at the organ by Mrs. A. I. Landstron. - The bride, dressed in white slip per satin and carrying red rosci, was given in marriage by her uncle, Harold Leach. Matron of honor was Mrs. Rich ard Smith. Best man was Ricl.ord Smith, a:,d ushers were Harry Seelye and Edward Landstrqm. A church reception followed the wedding. On their return from a wedding trip the newlyweds will be at home in Berlin. Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Find Hulini SubtUnc That ' Rliri PaJShrinkl HftmorrbotcU New York, N. Y. 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