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Salem, Oregon, Thursday, August 30, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL' Section 3 Page 1 -J 6 ' 1 ! .LIE ir 1 if ti II I V II II At Horse Show Opening Saturday will be the Horse Show at the State Fair. Miss Jan Sorrels, above, ' Portland, is shown jumping with her horse, Coxe. She will be in the hunter classes at the show. Miss " Sorrels is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ward Sorrels of Portland. The Horse Show, combined with rodeo acts, will be every night at 8 o'clock at the Fair. Afternoon performances are scheduled Sun day and Monday. The Horse Show is being revived alter several years absence on the Fair program. (J. F. Maloney picture, Seattle) ijaptiai women Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER Engagement Announced, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald iVhitehurst are announcing the engagement of their daughter. Miss Jcrry anne, to Francis W. Hittner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Hitt ner. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Whitehurst is a student at Sacred Heart academy and Mr. Hittner is in the navy, stationed at Long Beach, Calif. . . THE DISTRICT deputy will be honored at the regular meeting of Friendship Shrine, No., 8, White Shrine of Jerusalem, September 1, at the Scottish Rue temple, at 8 p.m. ' . WILLAMINA (Special) Mr. and Mrs. William H. Loewen of Denver. Colo... have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Agnes Loewen, to Airman 2.C. James W. Kingore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kilgore of Willamina. The wedding will take place September 15, in Denver. Leave for East Leaving today on a trip east were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cooley and children, Warren. Lance and Melanie. They are driving. They will go first to Richmond, Va to visit Mrs. Cooley's mother, Mrs. Fred Shelor. The children will re main with their grandmother while Mr. and Mrs. Cooley go on to New York City to attend the week's con vention of Guarantee Mutual Life Insurance company at the Waldorf Astoria. The Cooley family will be gone six weeks. Betrothal Told Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lenninger of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ann Lenninger, to Art Primbs, son of Mrs. Rudolph Primbs. No date is set for the wedding. McMINNVILLE (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Norman Helvic of Carl ton have announced the engage ment of their daughter. Miss Norma Jeanne Helvic, to Dick Wiser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wiser of McMinnville. The wedding has been set for September 1. Staff Is i! Entertained Salem Heights school staff mem bers and neighbors were guests at a brunch Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. Rollin Baker. Card tables set around the room were centered with individ ual flower arrangements, and the mantel was decorated with a large white bouquet of gladioluses and dahlias. Zininas centered the buffet table. Present for the affair were Mrs. Lawrence Rich, Mrs. Dan Zeh, Sr., Mrs. T. R. Hobart, Mrs. Roy Far rand, Mrs. Roy Olson, Mrs. C. D. Irving, Mrs. L. L. Bennett, Mrs. M. E. Salter. Mrs. C. G. Jones, Mrs. G. Fred Boyer. Mrs. C. E. Denham, Mrs. Glen Palmer, Mrs. Baker,' her daughter, Miss Nancy Baker, and Miss Carol Freel. IN Idaho this week have been Mrs. Elmo Smith, wife of Ore gon's governor, and daughter, Janice, the two visiting relatives, ' . .' ' . .'PLEASANTDALE (Special) The marriage of Miss Sandra Beasely to Lowell Nichols, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nichols of Madras, was solemnized Sunday, August 26, at Madras. Relatives attending from this area were Miss Esther Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nichols and.' son, Myron, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nichols, all of Pleasantdale,' and Mrs. Nellie Nichols of McMinnville. f Miss Wilcox To Be Feted At Shower Honoring Miss JoAnn Wilcox, who is to be married on Septem ber 8 to Donald J. Mansfield, Miss Claudia Chapman and Mrs. Rich ard Mc?Iu!lcn arc entertaining this evening at a party and mis cellaneous shower at the home of Miss Chapman. The wedding of Miss Wilcox and Mr. Mansfield will be an after noon one, September 8, at 3 o'clock . in the First Methodist church. Dr.. Brooks H. Moore of ficiating. Mrs. Carl Wiwel is to be matron of honor. Miss Claudia Chapman and Mrs.' Richard McMullen the bridesmaids. Carl Wiwel is to be best man,. Joseph Pratt. Richard McMullen and Jerry Dunn the ushers. - .' - The reception following also will be at the church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr" and Mrs. H. C. Wilcox and Mr. Mansfield is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mansfield of LaCcntcr, Wash. VFW' Auxiliary Lists Activities at Meet Sixteen hours of sewing for Baby Louise Haven Home was reportea bv community service chairman, Mrs. Don Stupka, at the meeting of Marion auxiliary, Veterans ot for eign Wars, this week. Mrs. Vernon Glass, youth activities chairman, reported a total of 209 hours spent in various classes of youth work. Those attending a meeting of the International Indoor Sports asso ciation Tuesday evening were Mrs. Maude-Olson, Mrs. Don Stupka, Mrs. Mel Clemens, Mrs. W. L. Barnctt, Mrs. Harriet Johnson, and Mrs. Roy Hagedorm. The members of the auxiliary are going to as sist the association with a talent program, which they are co-sponsoring for the-evening of Septem ber 14, at Parrish Junior High School. Auditions for the program will take place daily as a free show at the Oregon State Fair. Friday, November 9, the auxil iary will sponsor a rummage sale ovgr Greenbaum's store, it was an nounced by finance chairman, Mrs. W. L. Barnett. Chosen as members of the tele phoning committee for the coming events of the auxiliary were Mrs. Lloyd Grim. Mrs. W. L. Barnctt, Mrs. Roy Hagedorn, and Mrs. Al Aeschlimann. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Vernon Glass, assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Grim and Mrs. Non Spencer. Today's Menu Some Notations . . ByM.L. F. The "coffee and" time in Meier k Frank's-Salem Oregon room starts again next Thursday, iep- tcmbcr 6, after summer vacation . . .The period continues from 9:30 to 10:30 o'clock -ach Thursday. . . These are "come as you are" gatherings and there - ill be in formal modeling of daytime and sports wear fashions. ... Another golden wedding ob servance is on early September s calendar, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brady of Silverton to mark their 50lh anniversary at a reception on September 9 . . . The anniversary is on September 4 but the recep tion is planned for the following Sunday and will be given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sites in Silverton Salem group of the League of Women Voters has its early fall bulletin out, announcing plans for a number of events . . . The local erouD is assisting the state organ ization with a booth during State Fair . . . This is the first time the league has sponsored such a proj ect. . .Mrs. Edwin II. Armstrong, public relations chairman of Sa lem group, is in charge oi me booth. . . ' Announced for September 20 is the annual fall membership meet ing of the league with Charles Terry, state civil service director, as the-speaker. . .Unit meetings for the league are set for the sec ond week in October. . .The bul letin features Mrs. A. O. Mueller as the "V.I.P. of the montn. . She is a member of the state board as bulletin editor and is publicity chairman for the Salem group. . . . one nas Deen a mem ber of the league here since 1949 Miss May Married At McMinnville Rites McMINNVILLE (Special) Miss Dolores Jean May, daughter of Mrs. Clanss May of Nelscott, formerly of McMinnville, and Leon E. Ringcring, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ringcring of Ore gon City, were united in marriage August 19, in a 7:30 p.m. cere mony at the Seventh Day Adven tist church in McMinnville. The Rev. Lyle Connforth of Neotsu performed the ceremony before an altar decorated with pastel gladioluses. The bride was given in mar riage by her brother, Raymond May of Nelscott, and wore a white lace dress, carrying a bouquet of Dink e adioluses Miss Janet Dick of Portland was maid ot honor, wearing pink frock, and We like to serve this dessert when we use fruit as a first course" , COMPANY COMING Summer Fruit Cup Skillet Chicken and Gravy Rice Succotash Salad Biscuits Coffee Marshmallow Cream Beverage COFFEE MARSHMALLOW CREAM Ingredients: 24 regular-size marshcoallowc, 1 cup very hot double-strength coffee, 1 cup heavy cream, salt. Method: Quarter marshmallows and place in the top part of a double boiler; add coffee. Place over very hot water until marsh mallows dissolve: beat with a fork or whisk occasionally. Cool. Beat cream with a dash of salt until thick: fold whipped cream and cool marshmallow mixture to gether. Turn into sherbet glasses and refrigerate. When set. there will be a layer of coffee jelly at the bottom and a la.r of marsh mallow fluff at the top. Makes 6 Woodburn New Home of Duo BROOKS (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Harlan G. Pearsall arc an nouncing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Eva Pearsall, to William L. Bcntley, son of Mr. : and Mrs. Frank Bentley of Wood-, burn. The wedding was August 18. in the Fireplace room of Labish Cen ter Community church at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Attending the couple were the ! bride's sister and brother, Miss I Janet Pearsall and Roy Pearsall. The reception was at the Pear sall home. After September 1 the couple will be at home at 493 Montgom ery street, Woodburn. Mrs. Bent Icy is employed by the Woodburn Truck lines and the. bride has been employed at Schreiner's Gardens: ... ; - Keyes Descendants Meet in Reunion One of the reunions of the sum mer was that of the descendants of Francis Tilden Keyes, pioneer of 1853, which took place recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Den nis Norton near Woodburn. Officers elected were Mrs. Den nis Norton, president; Mrs. Hor ace Patch, vice president; and Mrs. Clara Rees, secretary. Those present lor the annual af fair were Mr. and Mrs. John Rock, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rock, and son Randy; Mr. and Mrs1. Fred Kiscr, David and Steven; and Wendell Etzwiler, all of Clo verdalc; Mr. and Mrs. Hod Van Dolah, St. Helens; Frank Etzwil er, Toledo: Mr. and Mrs. Walton Kautto, Janice, John, Carla, Christie, and Paige, "of Tillamook; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barbour, Joyce, Mike and Mark, and Mr. and Mrs. James Barbour, Jimmie and Catherine, McMinn ville; Mr. and Mrs. Horace Patch, Canby; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mc- Clecry, Warrenton; Mrs. Bernicc Barbour, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Richards and son Dennis, of Newberg. Coming from Portland were Mrs. Hazel Boles, Jim, Wendell, Beverly, and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fish, Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Brilcs, Mrs. Harriet Fish, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Patch and daughter, Gail, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Pistl, Eva, Gaylcne, and Robert. Oth ers in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Norton, Woodburn; Mr. and Mrs. John Collins, Mrs. Claude Heron. Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Wolic, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dale, Mr. and Mrs. F.dward No- esko and daughter. Mplodv Ann !Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hadley, Cathy .l,.i mairh. Jcannie, and .Douglas, Alvin Mc- ing flowers. Miss Alice May of J-,'"-'-, "' j ' vi,- f iu hrian Mrs. Goldic Hebcl, Mr. and Mrs. my; Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Mc Kinlcy, Mike, Patricia, and Claudia, Miss Stella Hardwick, Mrs. Clara Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Rees, Ronald and Rich ard, all of Salem. bridesmaid, attired in a green or gandy dress and carrying pink gladioluses. Wesley Ringering of College Place, Wash., was best man for his brother. Ushers were Edward May of Oceanlake, Bob Adams of aanu , u-aici nitty m pciatuu, . . ... . and Dean Ringering of Oregon ! Saturday Wedding ,y' a , n,.i ' MOUNT ANGEL - At nuptial ouniui iuui , V. i r j i rites scheduled for 10 o clock Sat way oi nraw wuvr.. v...... ..u d morning. September 1. in Ronnie Langhlz of McMinnville (h(, 's( M Caho,jc church A reception took place a ter the,Vounl A , Miss Marlha Rulh ceremony. The couple will be at; w wjl, cxcnange vows wjtl) Camp Fire Girls Put on Ceremonial Receiving their trail seeker's rank at a candlelight ceremonial Wednesday evening were the girls of the O-ki-hi Camp Fire group. The' presentation of the beads, symbolizing this rank, took place at the home of the guardian, Mrs. Virgil Pade. The theme of the, rank was based on Oregon history and each girl gave a short sketch of an early Oregon pioneer and lighted one of the candles which encircled a cover wagon repre senting the pioneers. Those girls completing the rank requirements were Misses Paula Riches, Diana Chakarun, Rose El len Pade, Jean' Hunter, Patricia McCoy, Arelcne Heifer, Kay Gas kill, Dorothy Linnell, Sandra Kel ley, Julia Judson, and Mrs. Pade, who is taking the ranks, along with the members of the group. The woodgatherer's rank is the next goal for the girls. Special guests present for the ceremony wore Mrs..C. P. Kuper, member of the awards pnmmiltee, Mrs. LeOma Lacy of Portland, and Mrs.. G. ; F. ' Pade of Leola, S. D. .... Miss Johnson Recent Bride . Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Johnson entertained Sunday evening at a buffet supper to honor their son, Gordon Johnson, and his fiance, Miss Margaret Aynes. The young couple are to be married this coming Saturday afternoon at the First Congregational church. The bridal motif was used at the Sunday party. The table was all in white with a centerpiece of white asters and ferns in a crys tal bowl, flanked by white tapers. A miscellaneous shower feted the couple after the ,supper.'- - - '- The guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reynolds of Indepen dence, grandparents of the bridegroom-to-be; Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Johnson of Eugene, Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. H. P.' Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.' Harold Reynolds of Stay ton, Mr. and Mrs. G. David Turnbull and son, Douglas, of Hillsboro:. Jim Fow ler, Miss Donna Kron, Mrs. Dale Sparks and son, Gary, Klamath Falls, Mrs. Sparks being a sister of Miss Aynes; Mrs. Reubena Aynes, mother of the bride-elect; and the hosts. On . Friday evening, Mr. and Salem City council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International, met at the home of Mrs. John Erickseq Monday night. me icicuiiy vuiiiuuscu uj-iawa of the council, which was formed last spring, were read and addi tions and . corrections were apr proved. A discussion of the purpose . of the group was conducted by Mrs. Deryl Curric, president. : A Anlnnn nf Fiihiva maoliniM and hostesses was comprised. The next meeting wilt be October 1 at the home of Mrs. George Stein mann, 541 Johnson.! ',.-. ;,. THE FIRESIDE room of the Sa lem Public Library was chosen as a temporary meeting place for PhpmrttrAta unit Nnlinnnl Aecnpia- lion of Parliamentarians, : at the executive board meeting Wednes day afternoon. t. i Mrs. Wlnmfred Pettyjohn was elected historian to take the place of Mrs. David H. Looney, who re- ' signed the position. Chemeketa unit will be meeting on the second Wednesday of each month arid 'is. now; open' to new members.. . ' . ', 1 Mrs. Johnson are to entertain the wedding party, following the re home in College Place. Wash where both attend Walla Walla college. DOLLAR SALE FORT PIERCE, Fla. -There were no strings to the offer but a ctftt-n u,hifh trior! In pll IDfl il- ver dollars at 88 cents each didn't ; Prtlani dispose of a single one Donavon P. Jaeger. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. 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