Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 26, 1956, Page 7, Image 7

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    Salem, Oregon, Monday, November 26, 1950
Page 8 Section 1
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Edited by MARIAN i.OWIIY F1SCHKR
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Women 1
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Tcll Troth The engagement of Miss Sharon Johnson, above.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson, to Gary Compton, son
of Mrs. Robert Tipton of Hillsboro, was announced last week at
University of Oregon where both young people arc students.
(Jeston-Miilcr studio picture)
i Student Recital to
: Be Monday Evening
; Teachers of Salem district, Ore-
ion Music Teachers association.
will present their students in reci
tal tonight at 7:43 o'clock in Wil
lamette university Music hall. Mrs.
P. F. Thomas is chairman for the
event.
Students appearing on the pro
gram arc: Georgia Foregnrd, Ha-
i Savage, .leanelte Wcdel, Donna
Becker, Christine Cannon. Gloria
J Rodriguez, Gordon Din-ell, Connie
mayers, marK aneucriey, Karen
'. Leo and Patricia Perrin.
Teachers presenting the students
are: Ruth Bedford, Feme Craven,
Irene Bycrs, Catherine Schntlker,
: Mrs. Harvey Gibbens, Lois P,
; Schmidt, Jean H. Rich, Mrs. P. F.
i Thomas, Margaret Hogg, Jean
, Morrison, Charles Hargravc, Stan
; ley Butler, Violel Burlingham,
The public Is Invited to attend.
I
HOSTESS to her bridge club for
dinner and the evening on Tues-
Miss Lester
Wed Nov. 21
SILVERTON (Special) - Miss
Irene Edith Lester, daunhler nf
Leonard Lester, and Wesley An
drew lister, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Ostcr, all nf Silverlnn,
wore married Wednesday eve
nine, November 21, in n double
ring ceremony at 7 o'clock in the
First Methodist church ul Silver
Ion, the Rev. Pnul Wayne Henry
umummg.
The bride wore a street length,
alt wool, while Jersrv sheath
dress, with high neckline and
three-quarter length sleeves, while
gloves and a close-filling while
icaincr oerec with rhinestonc trim.
She carried a while Testament top
ped with a red rosebud and lilies-
of-thc-vnlley cascade corsnge bou
quet.
Attending (he bride was her
cousin, Mrs. Mike we sc . wear-
ing a white tailored suit. Dink
accessories and a Frenched pink
day will be Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce, m"" corsage. The mother of
i me ui Kii-gruom wore an aqua kiiii
suit, unite accessories and a cym
bidium orchid corsage,
Also present were the grand
parents of bolh the bride and the
bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Don
niodgctt of Salem, the bride's
grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Reeves, the bridegroom's
grandparents. Both grandmothers
wore navy blue dressmaker suits
and deep red rose corsages.
The reception was al Ihc Knights
of Pythias hall.
Culling the cakes was Mrs. lib
DeGuire. Presiding at the coffee
urns and" at the punch bowl were
Mrs. Lawrence Lester, aunt of the
bride, and Mrs. Pave Swansnn.
Sr., aunt nf Ihe bridegroom. List
ing the guests was Mrs. Mike
Weigel. at Ihe gift table were
Miss Nellie Harrington and Miss
Donna DeGuire. Assisting about
the rooms were Mrs. E. n. Boyd
ami sirs, iirvine sn-nnnicl.
Party Set
For Dec. 4
Invitations were in the mail to-
day for a coffee for which Mrs.
jonn ii. koid, .Mrs. uscar 11.
Specht and Mrs. Itobcrt H. Hamil
ton will entertain on December 4.
The party will be at the Kolb
home on Hansen, quests being in
vited to call bet wen 10 a.m. and
2 p.m.
.
Miss Amundson Is
Active at Linfield
Miss Roberta Amundson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Amund
son, 533 Richmond avenue, Salem,
is among 29 prospective teachers
in human growth and development
class at Linfield college, McMinn
vjlle, studying average pupils in
McMinnvillc public schools as a K;
part ol their semester s work.
I hoy visit McMinnville public
schools regularly on their own
time and observe an average stu
dent to whom they have been as
signed. The college students work
in committees of two and three
and are learning the various phas
es of teaching involved in testing,
interviewing pupils and recording
data about 'them.
Miss Amundsen also is a mem
ber of the 15-member field hockey
team at Lmueld. The team re
turned from recent victories at the
Northwest field hockey tourna
ment, at Washington State col
lege. Pullman, n.
Lin field's team defeated the WSC
squad 4-t. Ceutralia J.C., 3-0, and
tied the WWCE squad 0-0. Schools
from British Columbia, n ashing
Ion, Oregon, and Idaho engaged
in the weekend competition. Lin
field was the only small Oregon
college competing in the meet.
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11 Sx&mmi
NEXT MEETING for Sewing
club of Royal Neighbors of Amer
ica will be Wednesday, at the
home of Mrs. Virgic Gamble. 24!)8
Northgale avenue. A salad lunch
con will be served at 12:30 o'clock
Anniversary Feted Mr. and Mrs. William Machleit, above,
observe their 55th wedding anniversary on Tuesday. In celebra
tion of the event a Thanksgiving dinner was given for the family
last week. (Don MacLean picture)
CHRISTENED Saturday after- Machleits Are
noon at St. Paul's Episcopal church A J C C or, -c
u.c -AlUm, Gnln Fnrnam. small VVeU JJ I CUIb
with Mrs. Rebecca Jclferies and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Mrs. Maude McGee assisting. i , . . T. n
All mamKarc .ni acL-nrl In lava rdlllrflll w -
1 Miss Eder
Wed Friday
At Gervais
GERVAIS (Special) The Sacred
Heart church at Gervais was deco
rated with baskets and bouquets
of fall chrysanthemums and ferns
for the wedding of Miss Vivian
Georgena Eder and Ralph Anthony
Duda, Thanksgiving day, Novem
ber 22. at a 9 a.m. nuptial high
mass. The Rev. F. J. Hanley, pas
tor of the Gervais parish, offici
ated at the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Eder and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Duda, all of
Gervais.
Bernard Smith. Ambrose Smith
and Alfred Smith of Woodburn
sang the mass, accompanied by
Mrs. John Moore of Brooks.
The bride, escorted to the altar
by her father, chose a floor length
dress of white lace and net over
satin, fashioned with a fitted bo
dice and full skirt. The V-neckline
was trimmed with sequins and
pearls and the lace sleeves were
wrist length with points over the
hands. The. fingertip veil was of
nylon net with a headpiece of
seed pearls and sequins and
pleated net. The bride carried a
spray of yellow roses tied with
white satin ribbon.
The maid of honor, Miss Alita
Eder, sister of the bride, wore a
red taffeta waltz length dress w:th
filled bodice, V - neck and full
skirt. Miss Dolores Hockctt of Ml.
Angel, cousin of the bridegroom,
and Miss Margaret Eder, sister of
the bride, were the bridesmaids.
They wore matching red taffeta
dresses and all had matching se
quin hats and red shoes and car
ried nosegays of yellow and bronze
chrysanthemums.
The bride's mother wore a blue
afternoon dress and jacket with
black hat and accessories. The
mother of the bridegroom wore a
Mr. and Mrs. William Mach-
Today's Menu
FAMILY LUNCH
Clam Chowder Pilot Crackers
Cottage Cheese Salad
.Mincemeat Bread Fruit
Beverage
MINCEMEAT BREAD
Ingredients: 2 cups sifted flour.
4 teaspoons double - acting baking
powder, 1 teaspoon salt, ti tea
spoon nutmeg. Y teaspoon cinna
mon. 1 egg, Vi cup milk, Vi cup
firmly - packed brown sugar, 3
tablespoons butter or margarine
(melted), 1 cup moist mincemeat.
Method: Sift together the flour,
baking powder, salt, nutmeg and
cinnamon. Beat egg with rotary
beater (hand or electric) until it
begins to get thick and is lemon
colored: add milk and brown sugar
and beat enough to combine. Stir
in meltfd butler and mincemeat.
Add mincemeat mixture to dry
ingredients: stir only enough to
moisten. Pour into, greased loaf
pan I8'i x 4!i by 2!4 inches).
Bake in moderate (350 degrees)
oven tor 1 nour or until cane
tester inserted in center comes out
clean. Turn out of pan on rack.
When cold store in tightly covered
container for 24 hours before slic
ing. Nice sliced thin and spread
with butter.
Day-Schlecht
Rites Nov. 20
Wed at Ihe First. Christian
church in Dallas on Tuesday,
November 20, were Miss Betty
Jean Schlecht, .daughter of. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred J. Schlecht, and
Leslie Roger Day, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Day. all of Dallas. The
Rev. Leland F. Morse officiated
at the service.
Lighting the tapers for the 8
p.m. service were Miss Mary Jo
Rockford, who wore light blue,
I GOT THE IDEA FROM
THENEW ARDEN
win-mkWUF GALLON!
A
blue afternoon dress with black hat ! and Miss Mary Marion, who wore
and accessories. Corsages of yel-!a yellow dress. For the music,
lcit,
route 2. Box 370-C, Alhany. i "Ji
. j . . i Far nam of Jonn uav. me nev. , ,u c-,u ,jj:-- mm uiuiul-i. me granumui ner 01
their finished aprons and pillow
cases for the bazaar.
HOSTESS to her bridge club
for luncheon and the afternoon on
Tuesday will be Mrs. Otto Kraus-
haar.
4 o'clock service
Godparents are Mrs. Luther L.
Jensen. Salem, and Mr. and Mrs.
William Landers, Springfield.
The baby's grandparents arc Mr.
and Mrs. Chester G. Zumwalt
and Lester Farnam, Salem.
Lace Has Holiday Air .
anniversary on lucsday.
Machleit is the former Lila An
nett, born in Ontario, Canada, and
Mr. Machleit was born in Grosse
Pointe, Mich., the former in Au
gust and the latter in September
of 1879. They met and married in
Grosse Pointe in 1001 and lived in
Detroit, Mich., until 1943 when they
moved lo Salem. -
In IO.iO. at the age of 71, they
I built their new-
dress and accessories and a white
carnation corsage.
The best man was Lawrence
Duda, brother of the bridegroom.
Groomsmen were Andrew Eder,
brother of the bride, and Robert
Duda, cousin of the bridegroom.
Ushers were Robert Hockctt and
Bill Hendricks.
A reception followed in the St.
home north of Mai-y's dining room at, Ml. Angel.
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"NUTRO-LIFE
bread adds
a delicious
food to
your menu!"
"Nutm-l.ife Rrcad is really de
licious" says Mrs. B. C. His.im,
Bakersficld, California house
wife and tarccrwoinan. "It es
tablishes regularity without
need for habit-forming or over
Stimulating laxatives. Anil
Niitro-I.ife llrcail adds a deli
cious food to your menu with
out adding pounds to your
weight!"
NUTR01.H i; URIAHS
rich, rewarding flavor is a real
taste treat! Plain or toasted, it
appeals to everyone in thr fam
ily. NUTRO I.IIi; URI AHS
sod bulk anion, oimp.ir.iklr to
that of plenty of fresh Iruit
ml vege taklcs. gently aids rrg
ulariiy. At mealtimes and in
kctwoen, serve M'TRO-Ul f.
instead of your usual kread,
ml help your family enjoy
healthful regularity!
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Linoendorf (I 10
sriAvow
mm
Lure Sweater Orion cardi
gan with front and back over
lay of matching orlon lace.
Maudlin Hhick Chanlilly laco
is attached to a taffeta headband
with velvet hows.
Albany in Ihe Conner district, doinij
most of the construction tnem
selves. They wished to he closer to
their two daughters, Edith, wife of
the Rev. William Schwab, and
Helen, wife of Clarence MacLean.
They have four grandchildren:
Betty Schwab, wife of Rev. John
Bostrom of Donaldson, Ind.; Jim
Schwab of Seattle; Robert Schwab
of Salem, and Donald MacLean of
Jefferson. They also have seven
great-grandchildren.
Fourteen members of the family
wore able to gather to celebrate
Thanksgiving day together at the
farm home.
MISS KAREN COVERT, daugh
ter of Robert E. Covert, Rt, 1,
Salem, took part in the 1050 so
rority play contest sponsored by
Alpha f'si Omega, national drama
honorary at Linfield college, Mc
MinnviHe. Miss Covert is a fresh
man accounting major at the col-
leer.
Mrs. Lawrence Duda, sister-in-law
or the bridegroom, cut the wed
ding cake. Miss Carol Eder was
in charge of the guest book,
Misses Ruth Eder, Marcy Jo Hen
dricks and Olive Duda presided
over the gift tables. Mrs. Francis
Reding was in charge of the wed
ding dinner and Mrs. Howard
Matlock acted as hostess for the
dining room.
A dance was given in the eve
ning at the St. Mary's auditorium.
Music for the dance was furnished
by Air. Larry Hendricks, the
bride's uncle, and his dance band.
For traveling the bride wore a
gray suit, with pink and black ac
cessories, white coat and a corsage
of yellow roses. After a trip to
California, the couple will make
their home at 56a 5th Street, Wood-
burn.
Mrs. Mildred Funk was organist
Mrs. Ona Bahnsen. the Rev. Percy
Philp and Mrs Delores Thiessen
sang.
The bride wore a white lace
dress with fitted bodice, low neck
line and cap sleeves. The lace
skirt was floor length and was in
four tiers. The fingertip length
veil fell from a round pill box hat
trimmed with sequins and pearls.
The bride wore elbow length
gloves, and carried a cascade bou
quet of pink rosebuds and white
crnatlon. Mr. Schlecht gave his
daughter in marricse.
Mrs. Shirley Schlecht was ma
tron of honor, wearing a pink floor
length dress and carrying a nose
gay of pink and white chrysanthe
mums. Mrs. Lulu Flowerden and
Miss Sylvia Yodor were brides
maids, wearing light blue dresses,
Miss Shirlene Schlecht was junior
attendant, wearing a pink floor
length dress. Jimmie Plummer
was ring bearer,
Best man was William Schlecht,
brother of the bride. Ushers were
Jerry Wood and Louis Flowerden.
The bride's mother wore a tur
quoise and black street dress and
corsage of pink rosebuds. The
bridegroom's mother wore an aqua
dross and corsage of white rose
buds. A reception In the church re
ception room followed the cere
mony. Two baskets of white and
pink chrysanthemums were about
the room. Cutting the bride's cake
NOVEMRKR meetinR of Wel
come Wagon cluh was last week
al Ihe Oregon Stale School for the -n Mr l.il.i Plnmnw pnrinn
Miss Cos-rrt anneared in Ihe role , feaf. The group met lirst at the i were Mrs Archie Smiih anrf Mr:
of The Attendant in Sisma Kappa ; ndminisirntion buildin; and then , Horold Selhy. Assisting were Mrs!
were conaucien on a lour ol tnc : rtiiih ncckford. Mrs Shirlcv Rnn
classrooms and living facilj)ies of dall. Miss Lorraine .lonsen. Miss
the campus. Following the tour a Martha Marion. Miss Donna Slar-
Phi's play. "The Valiant.'
DAR Tea Success
RUTTEV1LLE (Special Mrs:
Karl Knselman. regent of the the school. Refreshments
Helle Par.-i chapter or the Daugh-; served at this time also.
short business meeting was con
ducted in Ihc faculty dining hall of
were
lers of the American Revolution,
reports that the t"a they spon
sored for the benefit of the Newell
house and served at the Mothers
Memorial cabin in Champorg State
Attending as guesis were Mrs.
Louise Case, Mrs. Horace Maz
loom. Mrs. H. C. McCrea. Mrs.
Helen Meloy, Mrs. Harry Taylor,
Mrs. John Ketchum. Mrs. James
00 YOUR CHRISTMAS HINTING early, if you want your favorite
Santa to come up with the right sweaters.
This year a lot of fashion-conscious gals are putting lace ac-; park was well attended and a nice : Revs and Mrs. James Mnrcan.
cessories nrar the top nf their personal Christmas lists not only -sum was realized. Mrs. John Y. New members joining at this time
lacc trimmed lingerie, a stock gut item, but also such femininj Hicharrison. past stale regent and , were: Mrs. E. A. Busscy. Mrs.
whimsies as delicate lace scarfs and mantillas, lace cummerbunds chairman of the Newell house res- Frank Gerschmv, Mrs. H. K.
and boleros lo dress up holiday dresses, even lace sweaters (with lace toration, spoke, and there were J Young, Mrs. Jose Daniels. Mrs.
For traveling the hrido wnre a'appliqued over the cashmere 1 music.il numbers as well as twirl- j Donald Reed, and Miss Rcrnadinc
navy wool suit pnd matching top! There's a lace belt with a hugle bustle 1uw in the back, which ing. Walch.
Coal n lift hrr U'Olr-liitfl i-nvctmt Ll liAiilfl nlr) Hrnmii tn anv liBcir chnuth nnrl n ninv miM Ihie tpmenn n ; fin Thiircifav Mrs tviifi'lmnn nnrt i - - - vvw.
lowing a trip to coast ni resnrls nastel cardienn sweater of orlon overlaid front and back with orlon i Mrs. G. K. Austin attended (ho i chaptor of the DAR, proceeds of .lunch for noon. All women mem
the young couple will he at home; lace a practical gift since it can he dunked in the wash bowl and silver tea at Redmonds on t h e j wliich also went lo the Newell jbers and friends of the church are
to their triends in Silverlnn. 'come up smiling. tAP Nowsfealures Hill, sponsored by the Multnomah house fund. t invited to attend.
key. Miss Marfha Plilcr, Miss Leal
Lola Selby. Deanne Phillips and
Vina Mae Plummer passed dream
cake.
For a wedding trip lo northern
California, the bride wore a char
coal grav dress, white accessories,
blue coat and corsage of pink rose
buds. After November 2fi. the
couple will be at home in Dallas.
TARITHA Missionary Fellowship
of Ihe First Baptist church will
meet for while cross work Thurs
day November 29 from 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. Each is tn take a sack
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