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S IW- -. - III V f I t V .-. ' :! Ill ) A UNITED AlR LWEvJLL . TV -I Hibbert-Woods I SHERIDAN Miss Jennie Lee J Woods, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I Louir Gless of Bend, and Richard t Tudor Hibbert, son of Mr. and i'Mrs. W. H. Hibbert of Sheridan, ; were united in marriage Sunday ' June 12, in a ceremony at St. t Barnabas Episcopal church in Mc . Minnville. The Rev. A. H. Mac Donnell read the 3 o'clock cere mony. Miss Barbara Byrkit of Sheridan was soloist and Lincoln Gronner of McMinnville was organist. Mrs. Richard Doaust of Bend!Mazjn(,0 of Molalla, is announcT.g was matron of honor. She wore ajthc date of her marriage, to Gary nink nylon net over taffeta dress with a matching hat. She carried a pink sweet pea and rosebud nose cay. Miss Rosanne Jcbberson of Xlariras, Miss Evelyn Canaparelli Yof Portland and Miss Carol Malm ''' green of San Gabriel, Calif., were ) bridesmaids in dresses like the matron of honor's, and carried ' identical nosegays. Th- bride's dress was of em broidered tulle and nylon net. Her i veil was held in place by a cap ; fashioned of chantilly lace and .' seed pearls. She carried a white ' orcl ' ' and bouvardia. Robert Hibbert was best man for his brother, and ushers were David Jabusch of Fortuna, Calif., Floyd Stuck, Palmer Byrkit of Sheridan and John Woods, brother of the bride from Bend. A reception was given in the ' churc' parlors after the ceremony. Assisting were Miss Sue Kinnel. Miss Joanne Hammond, both of Salem; Mrs. Ward Weber of The ". Dalles. Mrs. L. A. Klum, Mrs. Arthur Patty, Mrs. Clair Heider and Mvs. Floyd Willcrt of Dayton, Miss Louise Saylor, Miss Suzanne Van Dyke and Miss Bonnie Ellis , of Portland PlEMIEY9 J SALEM, OREGON ll OPEN FRIDAY I ( PLUS ... OUR ON OUR ZNR NOW . . . Repriced for Immediate Sale ... So Limited Quantities So Hurry! No Sales to Dealers Please Off to Norway Leaving by plane Monday morning for Nor way were the trio above, shown at Salem airport, ready to leave. Left to right, J. C. Sande and his two daughters, Mrs. J. R. Truber of Berkley, Calif, and Mrs. T. Harold Tomlinson of Salem. They will be gone until late July. (McEwan studio picture) For their trip to the beach, the bride wore a blue suit with white accessories. The couple will be at home in Bremerton, where the bridegroom will be stationed for the next four months as a naval ensign. MOLALLA Miss Lorraine Sumntpr rianphlpr nf Mrs. Nina A. Hunt for Saturday, July 9 The ceremony will be performed in Molalla Christian church. The bridegroom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aldan G. Hunt of Clack amas. MOLALLA A group of Mololla women went out to dinner Thurs day night, in observance of the birthdays of two of the group who eat together most every day. A birthday cake honored Mrs. Hazel Perry and Mrs. Inez Lantz at the dinner served at Shattuc s Chateau, Salem. Enjoying the evening together with Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Lantz were Mrs. Gladys B. Olsen, Mrs, Mildred Harless, Mrs. Corrinnc Gayncr and Mrs. Golda Edmond son. TURNER Annual homecoming for the Turner School group will be in the Turner elementary school building next Sunday, June 26, a non-host event planned. Each family attending is take a picnic basket. The ice cream and cof fee will be furnished. Reeder-Wallace SHERIDAN Miss Bonnie Louise Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wallace of Port Orford, formerly of Sheridan, and Harry Cromwell Reeder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Reeder Sr., of Day ton, were married Sunday, June 12, in a 3 p.m. ceremony at the Methodist churh here. The Rev. Harvey DeVries of Portland, for merly of Sheridan, read the double ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a white Chantilly lace dress with a bouf fant nylon net over satin skirt. A lace cap held the illusion veil in place. The bride carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and stepha notis. , Miss Erna Faye Hutchins of Portland was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Miss Laurcen Hadlcy, Miss Rebecca Reeder and Miss Evie Tarcm. They all wore light orchid ballerina length frocks and carried bouquets of white car nations and lilies of the valley. Best man was Walter Reeder, and ushers were LaMont Mat thews, William Sherman and Jer ry Allen. Little Susan and Julie Ottele of Sheridan, nieces of the bride, were flower girls. The reception was in the church social rooms. Assisting were Mrs. H J. Rose of Seattle, Mrs. Don Ottele of Sheridan. Mrs. Francis Bradley, Miss Ann Bradley of Sheridan, Mrs. LaMont Matthews of Corvallis, Miss Joan BassiU and. Miss JoAnn Quinn of Portland, and I J. C. Penney OWN JUNE CLEAN-UP EVENT.. RUMMAGE Daughters of Nile Club is Entertained DALLAS Mrs. Tracy Staats was hostess of the Dallas Daugh ters of the Nile club, Thursday, at her home when the group met for a 1 o clock luncheon. Mrs. Irene Adam was assisting host ess. Following the luncheon Mrs. Paul Johnson, president, con ducted the business meeting with Mrs. J. F. Spooner acting as tem porary secretary. Discussed was the annual Mary's Peak Trek in August, plans for which are al ready underway with the funds to go to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. Members of the Corvallis, Al bany and Newport Nile clubs will be invited to be the guests of the Dallas club at a no-host lunch eon at the home of Mrs. George Kurre, July 14, when final plans for the Trek will be completed. Attending last week were Mrs. A. J. Cleaveland, Mrs. Maurice Dalton, Mrs, Lee Fliflct, Mrs. Carl Gerlinger, Sr., Mrs. Oscar Hayter, Mrs. Ernest Hoisington. Mrs. J. A. Hoover, Mrs. Fred Jackson, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Kur re, Mrs. George Minty, Mrs. Wal ter Muir, Mrs. W. L. Soehren, Mrs. Hollis Smith, Mrs. W. G. Vassall, Mrs. Walter Williams, Mrs. C. E. Trent, Mrs. Harry Dav is, Mrs. Carl Swanstrom, Mrs. Spooner, all of Dallas, and Mrs. Irene Evans, of Independence, SILVERTON Monday lunch- con guests at the home of Mrs. Ed Holden were Mr. and Mrs, Harry Schultz and children, Bob, bona and Mary ot Burlington, Iowa: another son of the Schultzes, Wayne Schultz, on lo cation at Fort Lewis, Wash.: and a niece of Mrs. Holden, Vliss Edna Jcannelte McCall of the Portland school faculty. Miss McCall and Wayne Schultz are to be married at Portland Central Lutheran church, Wed nesday evening, in an 8:30 o'clock ceremony. Among relatives to attend from Silverton will be Mrs. Holden, her brother, E. Jay McCall, and her niece, Miss Muriel Benson. SILVERTON Sam Lorcnzen, a representative from the States in Guam, with the B. P. M. Con struction Co., is in Oregon to visit with relatives and friends in Silverton and Portland 'and to attend to business matters. Mrs. Lorenzen, who has been on the island of Guam with her husband for the past two and a half years, arrived in Silverton by Pan American a fortnight ago and with Mr. Lorenzen is a guest at the home of his sister. Miss Ruth Lorenzen, of South Water street. Also spending several weeks vacation in Silverton is another former local couple, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Fisher (Elaine Clowcr) ot Nyac, Alaska. MOLALLA A birthday party was given recently for Helen Ann Gladwin, who was 13, and for Ralph Lee Gladwin, who was 10 years old. There were 22 present for a wiener roast in the city park. Their mother, Mrs. Elinor Gladwin, arranged the party. Mrs. Neil Frack of Sheridan. The couple is at home in Seat tle, after a honeymoon trip to the beach. Mr. Reeder is employed by Boeing Airplane company as an aeronautical engineer in the flight group. "BILTWELL" DAVENPORTS Bradley Furniture 1978 North Capitol HURRY! HURRY! SHOP JOIN THE RUSH!!! Co. Independence, I'HH JIIIWIIJI . l I IIP, l j ( X v. ;. . x ;,,,. .: ! , I ... ' j Wed Here Recently Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walter Hamil ton, Jr (Betty Jean Walscr), above, were married recently at a service in the First Baptist church. The bride is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Verdi L. Walser and Mr. Hamilton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Hamilton. (McEwan studio picture) WOODBL'RN Rainbow Girls of Evergreen assembly will enter tain and honor the "godmothers" at the regular meeting Wednesday night, June 22, at the Masonic tem ple and three girls will be initi ated. Refreshments wil be served by Misses Peggy Doerfler, chair man: Carole Lea Foster, JoAnnc Gaviola, Jan Gilbert, Lavon Hciden and Lynnc Higgin botham. A large group or girls and their mother adviser, Mrs. Fern Foster, are attending grand assembly of Rainbow at McMinnville June 19, 20 and 21. DALLAS Members of the Welcomers and their husbands and families met for a picnic supper at the Dallas City park, last week. The group plans no host family picnic suppers in lieu of the regular meetings in July and August. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coleman and family. I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis and Marina L,oti, Mr. ana Mrs. Maur ice Edwards and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Guedon and Gra ham and Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hilts and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moffitt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sutter and son and Mrs. Suitor's father, Harry Gold, Mr. and Mrs. Ed McElroy and family and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Morison and family. : ; Trnual ha shortest rout lo oil tka EAST Set your local Bui Agtnt 520 N. High St. Fhonc 3-3815 11 FROM TABL A 1 SILVERTON Miss Althea Meyer was complimented at a birthday anniversary no-host din ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Larson, Sunday eve ning. The evening was spent in formally. Others present were Mr. and Mcs. Victor Madscn and Miss Loretta Madscn of Hillsboro, and of Silverton were William Hatte berg, Miss Nettie Hattebcrg, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hattebcrg, Miss Alice Jensen and Alfred Jensen. EARLY!! Oregon Hurry!! .... nrii iM1 mm AH Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Tups., June 21, 1955-(Sec. l)-7 Blue Birds Guests At Pythian Meeting DALLAS The Brave Blue Birds and their leader, Mrs. Rud Robinson, were guests of Dalorc Temple No. 53, Pythian Sisters, sponsor of the group, at the tem ple s meeting last week. The chil dren presented a program fea turing a demonstration of games and a puppet show, "The Surprise Doll." Following the program re freshments were served to the girls. During the business meeting of the temple Mrs. Dave Moscr, most excellent chief, presiding, plans were made for the official visit of the grand chief of Pythi an listers, Mrs. Ruby Zacher of itecimoncl, Thursday, June 23. A no-host dinner will proccde the meeting in celebrating birthdays. Initiation will also be conducted. At the close of the meeting re freshments were served by the committee, Mrs. Dick Bosvert, Mrs. Howard Dcvoe and Mrs. El- ThrU ,1 .MfR30 ...and com U ju ona of I the inviting fresh fruita and vegetable featured thia week in the T TV I Jioduceiirad.e 0 All your money back on any item that doesn't please you mer Buller. Mrs. Ray Gohrka and Mrs. H. B. Hooker arranged the flowers. Mrs. Mcrritt Hart and Mrs. Robert Kelley were in charge of the program. MOLALLA A reception honor ing Mr. and Mrs. George Daugher ly on the event of their golden or jflth wedding anniversary will be this Sunday, June 26, in the IOOK hall from 3 to S p.m. The affair is sponsored by Molalla Oak Re bckah and 100F members. All friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Daugherty are invited to call during the afternoon and to con gratulate them. The Daughertys especially request that gifts be omitted. VENETIAN BLINDS DVIfifK Alum. 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