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Newspaper Page TextPage 6 Section 1 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem, Oregon, Friday, September 21, 1958 Capital Women I Edited by MARIAN LOWRf FISCHER I Couple Are Betrothed Mr. and Mr. Foster Winter- mute are announcing the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Joan rvintcrmute, to Gene Tompkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tomp kins, Dayton. The wedding Is planned for next summer. The bride-elect Is a senior at North Salem high school. Mr. Tompkins is a junior at Oregon oiaic cuuege. Plans Made For Ball the 48, Di Wed Recently Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Shaw (Joan Pribbcrnow), above, were married September 2 and arc shown at the reception at the First Christian church In Vancouver, Wash. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil J. MacLeod, and Mr. Shaw li the son of Mrs. Alfred W. Smith and of Dudley G. Shaw. New Projects for Church Counci Several new projects were pro posed and adopted by chairmen of the divisions of work of the Salem Council of Churches, at the recent meeting with a large group of representatives present. The meeting was at the Trinity Methodist church in rour corn ers. A Salem Christian Youth coun cil is to be organized within the next few weeks, pending' the ap pointment of two official youth representatives from each Coun cil related church. The Youth council will become a department of the Council of Churches as is United Church Women. Tentative plans for the Youth Council call for a rally in the late fall, a city religious census, youth Bible study classes, assistance in the migrant program and tho rehabil itation work at the State hospi tal. A weekly 30 minute radio youth panel to be broadcast Miss Straff Wed At Albany Ceremony ALBANY (Special) St. Mnry's Catholic church was the scene for the wedding of Miss Robert Marie Streff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Streff, and Charles Dean Gupton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al fred M. Gupton. The Rev. Martin Doherty per formed the double ring ceremony fceptemner 16, at 3 o clock. Bas kets of pink and white gladioluses decorated the church. Mrs. Thomas Hensler played the organ music and Mrs. AI Schrolder and daughter Louise, Salem, sang, The bride wore a floor-length dress of satin with a lace bodice and overskirt of net, and two lace panels inserted In the front or the aklrt. A fingertip veil fell from a Juliette cap, circled with seed pearls. The bride carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds and white stephanotis. Mr. Streff es corted his daughter to the altar. Mrs. Harry Potter, Eugene, was her cousin's matron of honor, and wore a street length dress of heather colored taffeta, and matching headband. Her flowers were pink and white asters made into a bouquet. Miss Kathrine Kann, Klamath Falls, Miss Saun dra Dunham, Miss Janie Swan, Everett, Washington, and M 1 1 s Ardy Ellison were the brides maids and were dressed Identi cally to the matron of honor. Mist Janice Lynn Gupton, sister of the bridegroom, was the flower girl, attired in a heather colored taffeta dress trimmed in lace, a headband of pink rose buds and stephanotis, and she carried a bas ket of pink and white asters. Michel Carroll was the ring bearer. Richard Gupton was his brother's best man and the ushers were Gene Jacobs, Stanley Ha mnn, Frank Hurrling and Donald Streff, brother of the bride. The parish hall of the church was the scene of the reception which followed. Mrs. Charles John ton, aunt of the bridegroom, Eu gene, poured coffee and Mrs. Richard Calavan, aunt of the bride, Eugene, cut the cake. Mrs. Edward Kiedel, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Loyd McDonald, cousin of the bride from Beavcrton, served. In charge of the guest book was Miss Judy Calavan. Eugene, cousin of the bride. Assisting were Miss Charlene Gupton. Eureka, California, cousin of the bride groom, Miss Pat Peightal. The Dalles, Miss Pat Sweeny, Juneau Alaska, Miss Donna Heed. Following t h e reception the couple left tor a five-day motor trip to Rainier National park. For the trip, the bride donned a sheath dress and matching coat of light blue wool, and while accessories, The couple will be at home In Klamath Falls, where Mr. Gupton It .enrolled In Oregon Technical Institute. DAYTON (Speclal)-A fall party was given last week by Mrs. Harry Gray and Mrs. Herman Louis, who entertained a group of friends for luncheon, at the Host ess House In McMinnville. During the afternoon, tlx tables ef -bridge were at play with honors going to Mrs. Vernon Fos ter,' Mrs. Clete Cell, Mrs. Gordon Graham and Mrt. Harry Sher man. Out-of-town fuetts Included Mrs. W. H. Hibbert, Sheridan; Mrt. Re through the courtesy of KSLM is Being contemplated for the near future. Mrs. Dennis Patch, direc tor of religious education at First Methodist church, was named chairman of the youth committee, and the Rev. Louis White, pastor of Knight Memorial Congrega tional church, adviser to the com mittee. In addition to the Youth Coun cil, The Rev. Joe Harding of Trin ity Methodist church, chairman of the division of Christian Educa tion of the council, also proposed a 30 minute weekly radio program on the Bible; KOCO to donate the time. This was adopted by the council to begin, as soon as ar rangements can be made. A Bible conference to be led by Dr. Gerald A. Larue of the National Council of Churches staff will replace the regular annual leadership training school of the council this year only and will be planned to follow soon after the annual convocation - of the Oregon Council of Churches in Salem, January 51 to 24, 1937. Under the division of life and work, headed by the Rev. Julian Kcisor. several plans were adopted. The fourth annual "Look ing at Marriage" series was out lined by the committee chairman Dr. Robert Slddoway of the First Presbyterian church. This five- week discussion series will begin on Sunday afternoon October 31, at the YWCA. The UNICEF "trick or treat" Halloween project was endorsed by the council. Miss Faye Dicker- son, committee chairman, ex plained the procedure for this United Nations sponsored com munity project which last year Drought si million to buy dry milk and preventitive medicines for the 600 million undernourished chil dren in the world. Representa tives from the churches will form a committee to work out details for making a community wide solicitation by children and youth of the churches on Halloween night. The churches were urged bv Dr. Julian Kelser to get minder the 'Month of Commission" clothing and bedding collection for Over seas Relict now In progress and culminating on October 7. Attention was also drawn In the important one-dny conference on the Klamath Indian problem ar ranged Dy me Oregon Council of Churches In cooperation with the sociology and anthropology depart ments of Willamette university, be ing conducted in Salem on Sentnm. ucr it. A continuing nrn net nl ihn Council will be the migrant min istry In the Salem area. A report of the past summer's work and recommendations for next year was made by Stearns Cushing, committee chairman, supple mented by copies of the full re port prepared by the staff coordi nator, Miss Carolyn Miller and Miss Belly Whitaker, stale direc tor of migrant work for the Ore gon council of Churches. The resignation of the Rev. Ernest P. Goulder, chairman of the division oi mnsuan missions and respon sible for the migrant ministry, due to 111 health, was accepted The Rev. Louis White, vice president, announced nlnn. (nr the next two dinner meetings. The ucioner is meeting will feature a program on the UNICKF project with the showing of a film. The November 19 dinner will be at the Failh Lutheran church. Kener. with the program on the rehabilitation work at the Stale hospital. Dr. Charles Derthick president, called for Increased support of this year's ambitious program by the members and friends of the alliliatod churches Escorted and honored at first fall meeting of bethel juds uaugmers, were Miss iicae vvaiKcr, nonored queen imnei m, independence - Mon mouth; Miss Sylvia Graffenberger, senior princess, bethel 34. Miss n inner wore ine traveling tiara Miss Patricia Perrin. honnrerl queen, presided during the busi- ue ocsaion. ine group Is spon soring a candy sale next month with proceeds coin? in lh rn nolle Brown memorial fund for re- ai-arcn in leunemla. Miss Louise Henderson is chairman for the sale. The bethel decided to make fa vors for the Masonic-Eastern Star home at Forest Grove, for Thanks giving. Miss Linda Bernon is chairman and Miss Linda Blpr-k- en, co-cnairman. Assist ns Ihem with the project will he Mis. Mir. cia Lee, Miss Lynn Johnson, Miss neien woooro lie and M m MM. aell Klnzcr. The queen's ball In November was Discussed. Miss Beth finnrl- man win be on the nub icltv com. mittee; Miss Linda Bleckert, dec orations; Miss Karen Pederson, re- iresnmems. The group will sell asters as a money raising project during Oc tober, with Miss Helen Woodroffe in charge, assisted by Miss Marcla Lee, Miss Nancy Lundy, Miss Michaell Kinzer. Honored on birth dav Misses Judy Coomlcr, Karen Pe derson, Arlcne Weaver, Claudia Weaver, Beth Goodman. Miss Jeanette Roake won the attend ance prize. Miss Karen Pederson. served birthday cake following the meeting. Today's Menu TKF.N-AGE PARTY Hamburgers on Buns Mammoth Relish Tray Waldorf Salad , Apricot Lemonade APRICOT LEMONADE Ingredients: 1 can in..i frozen lemonade concentrate, water, I can (11 ounces) aoricot nectar. Method: Turn lemonade concen- trate Into a pitcher or other con. talner. Using lemonade can as measure, add three cans of cold water. Stir in apricot nectar b, it rt , ., ', , init. nut in auiiiub iirvinr; It b TV't ,M;rl;.s.n.y,der em- s stir n4 Mrt. Gladys Frlnk, McMinn- before pouring. Makes tervlngs. I Increase recipe at desired. Insurance Women First diner meeting of the tea- son for Insurance Women'a as sociation ot Salem was Thursday evening, with Miss Lorena Ander son presiding. Miss Nila duett was program chairman. Mrt. Elsa Allen thowed colored slides oi ine ban Juan Islands andVic toria, B. C. A gift was presented tn 1h. past president. Miss Mavis Rick- en. a rummage tale wat an nounced for October 8, at Albany. Guetts were Mrs. Gladyt Smith, "US. DCllV J.OOHP. M . Rlrhap, Anuerson. sirs. Hull la T.u. Mrs. Gloria Shaw, Miss Battle Bratzel, all of Salem, Mrs. Bose- mary maio and Mrs.. Dorothy HUH, utrnas. una - welcomed ss a new member, at a meeting of Young Matron, rlnh recently. Mrs. Marjorie Wills, j-uuiit ncmin nurse, snowed a movie, "The Valiant Heart." Dr. George Schunk snoke nn Rhn. made Fever. Guesls were Mrs. I.lnvrl Wr.ll. Mrs. Sheldon Johnson. Mr. tort Sceva, Mrs. Warren Simpson, Mrs. Howard Barnwell. Mr. Hr.r. bert Faulh. The group met at the home of Mrs. .Tenn Unrtcnnln with Mrs. George Ziekovich assisting. t MRS. EDWARD Vnrlr.rhnr. ..J Mrs. George Prlng were In Eu gene Wednesday evpnlmr in I...- Vice President Richard M. Nixon speak at McArthur court. GUILD meeting of lh vini Evangelical United Brethren church will meet Thursday at 7:45 p.m. at uie nome of Mrs. A. G. Jamieson. There will be a guest speaker. Mrs. Lawrence Rich will lead the devotions and Miss Margaret Wiles is in charge of refreshments. l mt&&.-- Y r I -. -4JMT nja. Ji I r, ii ' ..Jr--fut , , ttl Wlnt Award Lebanon's "woman of the year,," Mrs. David E. Reid, at right, above, receives the silver tray from the past woman of the year, Mrs. Curtis Wilber. The presentation was made Wednesday night.. Selection for the award is on the basis of voluntary community service. (Eggen photo) Mrs. Reid Is 'Woman of Year' LEBANON (Special) Mrt. David E. Reid was named Leba non's "Woman of the Year" for 1956 at a dinner sponsored by the Business and Professional Wom en's club, Wednesday. Mrs Reid was chosen from six nominees for her community service in the fields of hospital board auxiliary junior court for the Strawberry Fair and PTA. She is also first vice-president of the state Osteo pathic auxiliary. She is the mother of two r-hil. oren, uavid, 14, and Cookie, 12. The announcement was made by last year's winner of the award, Mrs. Curt Wilber. who Dresented a silver tray to Mrs. Keid. The seven past women of the year were introduced by Mrs. Grace Scroggin, who followed the theme, "Memories Through Living Pictures." with played by Mrs. Marilyn Hayes. mrs. ucnice Holmes, chairman of the committee for "Business Wom en's Week," coordinated the wom an of the year nrom-am and or. tivities. Former winners of the award were Mrs. Katherine Harris in 1949, Mrs. Marie Conner, Mrs. Peg Hatfield, Mrs. Mary Mabel Herron, Mrs. Vada Whetstone. Mrs. Lois Abrell and Mrs. Curt Wilber. Mrs. Robert Y. Thornton of Sa lem was the guest speaker. MR Ann MP n t.. , eiectea trustee at the meet ng of 7"" "-?luun5 OI P "rn riooon. Phimr,,Mr. J?? Ln ' Centralia temple, Pythian Sisters A cousin of the bride' Mrs' Bob Kfc..,!fl 'ST IW week, ihe places Mrs! 1 Howard of. Milton-Freewater. cut t ". "I v mc XX. Leonard HlX.nn Wkn Milnn.J Mrs. Claude Murphy, past grand i-iiici, was a visitor. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Earl Burk, Mrs. E. Solie, rars. mary netzendorf and Mrs. nuDert uatts. Degrees Conferred By Star Chapter Degrees of the order were con ferred on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scheffe, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cross artd Miss Astrid Severin, at the meeting of Ainsworth chanter. Order of Eastern Star, Wednes day evening. Miss Cecelia Sev erin and Mrs. Ruth Haynes were atiinated into the chapter. Members of Ainsworth chap ter will visit Ramona chapter at Mlverton, Tuesday, September 25, and Euclid chapter, Jefferson, October 9. Ainsworth Social club will meet tor luncheon at the Masonic tem ple, Thursday, September 27. Mrs. Morse Stewart presented a program during the social hour, following the meeting, assisted by Mrs. Luther Peterson and Mrs. R. L. Rolow. Mrs. Louise Mul ler used fall flowers for the dec orating. Mrs. H. E. Smedlev was in charge of the dining room, and was assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kroner, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy J. Stewart, Mrs. Ronald Cummings, Mrt. William Whit more and Mrs. Charles Musser. Charter night will be observed at the next meeting of the chap ter, October 3, and all past ma trons of Salem chapters are in vited to attend. MRS. LENNIE IRVINE was Duo Wed Sept. 14 at Silver ton SILVERTON (Special) The altar ot the Christian and Mis sionary Alliance church, simulat ing a latticed gladiolus garden and decorated with an ivy and rose-entwined archway, was the setting for an impressive cere mony fnday evening at 8 o'clock, when Miss Ardis Whittnker daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Whittaker. and Rav Zweinart. son oi ine nev. and Mrs. Clarence W, Zweigart. all of Silverton. ex. changed their marriage vows. The Dnaegroom s father olficiated. Miss Suzanne Miles and Lvn. wood Myers lighted the tapers. Mrs. Wayne Carr of Talbot was at the organ and Paul Gunther nl aaiem was soloist. The bride, nresenlprt In marr;Dr,A by her father, wore a white Chan- uuy lace over satin riri. fs.h. loned with a scalloped neckline ana long sleeves. The bouffant, wara length skirt, made with train, parted in the back to reveal a ruffled tulle panel. The bride's pink rosebud cascade bouquet was centered with a white orchid. Se curing me nngertip veil was a Ju liet cap with sequin and pearl trim. The bride's attendants all wore identically fashioned taffeta frocks with full net overskirts. Eyebrow veils and mitts were of matching Matron of tinner urn. n .IcIa,. " """a vrnniaxer, wno wore dark rose. The bridesmaids were Miss Marilyn Johnson of Seattle, in medium rose, nnrl mi.. nnnn. Olson of Silverton, and Miss Donna Each carried on her arm a white Dasnet ot gladioluses matching the color of her dress. Th .mall daughter of Dr. David Rosendale ano Mrs. Rosendale of Silverton. Alice Anne, as flower girl, wore a ruffled tiered taffeta princess frock of the three shades, anrl carried a white basket of 'rose petals. Best man was Norman Bartell of Salem. Groomsmen were Elmer Rupp of Seattle, and David Zwei gart ot Silverton, brother of the bridegroom. Serving as ushers were Bill Zweigart of Everett, Wash., cousin of the hrideernnm and David Walker of Silverton. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Whittaker chose a silk dress mauve color, and the mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. Zweigart, wore rose silk. Their matching corsages were of white stephanotis. A reception was given at the Trinity Lutheran church social rooms immediately following the ceremony. The bride's table was covered with a white satin cloth 1 ( faff I Wed at Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zweigart (Ardis Whit taker) above were married September 14 at Silverton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Whittaker and Mr. Zwei gart is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. Clarence W. Zweigart, all of Silverton. (McEwan studio picture) Y-Teen Groups Junior High Y-Tccn clubs of the YWCA will meet the first week in October. Leslie 8th, Leslie 7th and rarnsn 7th grade clubs will meet Monday, October 1. Leslie 9th grade club will meet Tuesday, Oc- tooer z, ano i-arnsn 8th and 9th grade clubs will meet Wednesday, October 3. the meetings will he nl the YWCA from 4:10 until 5 p.m. This is a new schedule of meetings nuin ine one nreviouslv an. nounced. MOLALLA (Special) It Mrs. Lillian Richardson's birthday Wednesday and her daughter Mrs. Frank Lowes and ShirW the day in Portland on a shopping spree, with dinner at the Aloha room. In the evening, a few friends dropped in at their home for birthday cake, ice cream and coffee. County Conference Discussed by Club MACLEAY Macleay Wom an s club members were guests at the home of Mrs. . Ralph Keyser, Thursday afternoon, for dessert and business meeting. Mrs.Wil- ber Miller was co-hostess. Plans were made for the Mar ion county Federation of Women's clubs conference to be October 10. Committees appointed include: Dinner chairman, Mrs. Wilber Miller; decorations, Mrs. Samuel Miller and Mrs.-A. A. Spelbrink; registration, Mrs. V. L. Masten; dinner tickets, Mrs. Virgil Burson; sale of tickets, Mrs. Karl Bricker; delegate's cards, Mrs. John Cat trail and Mrs. Louis Petry. - MOLALLA (Special) Audubon Garden club .members are re minded to attend the fall district Officers Installed i. smedley and Ira Goddard nomes. Mrs. Lane Is an aunt of ran. smedler and Mn. Gnrlri.rri ine visitors were en rntiln tn southern California tn vi.ll nfh.r reiauves, including Miss Norvada ameaiey, who teaches in La Jolla Star Chapter MOLALLA (Special) Suh.tlliil. officers at Tuesday night's meet ing oi urcnid chapter, Order of Eastern Star, were Mrs. Minnie Morrow, taking the olace nf th musicinn. Mrs. Irene Hirthmm, and Mrs. Ralph L. Holman, for Mrs. Eldeene Marshall, as Electa, one of the star points. Mrs. Edna Engle, worthy matron, announced social nignt witn a no-host din ner in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall Friday night, Septem ber 28. for all members, thoir families and friends. A shower will be given at the next meeting for Mr. and Mrs. Al Dreeszen, to replace some of the articles lost when their home recently burned. Annual friendship night will be observed Tuesday, October 16. with several chapters to be invited as special guests. Kciresnments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Newell Hall. Mrs. Ted Landsem, Orin Hammond and Mrt. Neva Warrick. The commit tee named to serve for the next meeting. Tuesday, October are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown, Mrs. Clarabell Robbint and Mrt. Lydia Steininger. Birthday Surprise DAYTON (Soeclal) Mr. tv. Baxter, wno is a guest at the Ma sonic - Eastern home in Forest orove, was surprised on her 81st birthday last week; when several friends from this vlctaitv vl.linri her and brought a birthday cake and gifts. Mrs. Baxter has been a rpsirtr.nl of Dayton since 1905, and has been at the home since early May. Those calling on her were Mr. Dean Spencer and two children of uorvanis; Mrs. Nora H I . Mrs. George Webster, Mrs. Earle Co burn and Mrs. Bill Belts, Dayton; Mrs. Addie Parks and Mrs. Dan Ungcr of McMinnville. the cake. At the coffee urns and punch bowl were Mrs. Henr zweigart oi canDy, and Mrs. Hel en Wilson of Roseburg, aunts of the bridegroom. Mrs. Loson Winn of CanyonvlIIe, cousin of the bride, served the ices. Miss Marcia Zwei gart of Everett, Wash., passed the ream cake, and Miss Olivia Miles the guest book. At the gift table was miss Murial Kickard. During the evening Miss Sharon Satrum played background music on the piano, For traveling, the bride donned a sheath of black, with a checked black and white jacket. She wore ner wedding corsage. On their return from a trip to Lost Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Zweigart plan to make their home in Salem where she will continue as office secretary at the firm of Day and Burt. Mr. Zweigart will re-enter the Oregon College of Education to complete his major in physical education. New officers were installed at the meeting of Marion county, Sa lem No. 412, Eight and Forty. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Earl T. Andresen, department chapeau of Oregon, was installing officer Mrs. Theodore E. Ullakko was installed as le petit chapeau: Mr. Frank P. Marshal, demi chapeau permiere; Mrs. H. H. Henry, demi chapeau deuxicme; Mrs. Verne Axcison. secretaire-caissiere: Mr. T. J. Brabec, l'archiviste: Mr.' Ben Roth, l'aumonier; Mrs. Aus. tin H. Wilson, Sr., l'avocate: Mr. Ira Herriford, la concierge. Mrs. Ullakko announced her committee chairman for the year. Republican Women Set Coffee Sept. 28 Announced for Fridav. Sen. tember 28, is one of the "petti, coat politics" coffees given by Salem unit of the Republican Women's Federation of Oregon, the event to be at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Wright. All women interested are invited. Instruction School Planned at Woodburn WOODBURN (Special) - At th. regular meeting of Evergreen chapter, No. 41, Order of the East ern Star, Monday night at the Ma sonic temple, a joint school of in struction will be conducted for the officers of Evergreen chapter and Gervais chapter. Mrs. Daisy Thomsen of Hood River. Bssnriat grand conductress if the Grand Chapter of Oregon, will be the in. structing officer. Refreshments will be served by committee which inelnrl-. Laura Bonney, chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Jbarl Loney and Mrs. Harold Schiel. WOODBURN (Special) Fourth annual Woodburn Saddle club playday will be Sunday, at 1:30 p.m. at the John Weisz farm two miles southwest of Woodburn. There will be ten events and re freshments will be served alter games. Ribbons and trophies will be given to a cowgirl and a cow boy. All saddle club members and individual riders are invited. meeting at Colton, on September 27. The meeting will be at Camp Colton. Mrs. Francis Shilts of Audubon Garden club attended a three-day session last week of flower show practices school in Portland. . !r"N hid 1 1 MONDAY. - SEPTEMBER 24 .A Mlrtkl n., ll.i.. f E,,HL'. C.L-." C. I. ...y" wu, a, iTicivi h.hm oaieill jptr ?:ial menu and dinner music, modelina. free favors for the children. OREGON ROOM, STREIT FLOOR 5:00 8:00 P.M. Personal appearance of Sol Horn IAMP DEPARTMENT, SECOND FIOOR MODERN NOPE-IT'S OUR NEW BUFFET? ZeiZSK CONSOLE "SPACE HEATER! my I - i 4 MODEL GH-55C 55.000 BTU'S DESIGNED FOR YOUR COM FORT-STYLED FOR BEAUTY! Enjoy warm, glowing comfort right down to floor level even on winter'i coldest days with a new zenith Gas Heater. Super efficient combustion anit produces more beat on lest fuel, cuts heating cots. AOATitoL basic gat control unit lea you add other control do-ices when needed. Available also with blower. IOOK irs ONIY $ 129" For 10 Days Only! Onrf $10.00 Dew AST f aTMIXTt Now! the bme lo bar ! . . . 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