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    Salem, Oregon, Monday, December 24, 1956
THE CAPITAE JOURNAE
Poinsettias, Carnations
Form Wedding Background
Baskets of red twinsettiat nH
red carnations banked the altar of
the Good Shepherd Lutheran
church for the wedding of Miss
Elizabeth (Betty) Ann Coe, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wil
liam Coe. and Donald Alven Zeh,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H.
Zeh. Saturday evening. The Rev.
0. W. Ebright performed the serv
ice at 8 o'clock.
The pews of the church were
marked with white bows and
sprigs of holly, and candles. Bobby
and Lucia Zeh, brother and sis
ter of the bridegroom, lighted the
candles. The latter wore a mint
green dress. For the music. Alice
Itose Jones was organist, and Ray
Holmquist sang.
The bride, given in marriage by
her iather, wore a floor length
dress of white brocaded satin,
fashioned by her mother. It had
princess lines, fitted long tapered
sleeves and a rolled V collar. The
skirt had a gathered flounce, and
terminated to a chapel length
train. The bride's fingertip veil of
illusion was held in place by a
pillbox in lace and seed pearls.
: As a family tradition, the bride
carried her mother's wedding
handkerchief, and a handkerchief
'. belonging to her great grand
mother, Inside a white Bible
: topped with a cascade of white
: poinsettias. The bride's jewelry
was a strand of pearls, a gift of
the bridegroom.
: Miss Wanda Coe was honor at
tendant for her sister. She wore
a green polished cotton dress,
atyled with sabrina neckline, em
pire waistline and accented with
a dark green velvet ribbon. Her
headpiece was of matching net
studded with velvet, and she car
ried a cascade bououet of red
poinsettias. Miss Donna Zeh. sis
ter of the bridegroom, was brides
maid, dressed identically to the
honor attendant. Charles Coe, the
bride's brother, was ring bearer,
and Susan Coe, the bride's cousin,
was flower girl, wearing a dress
similar to the other attendants'
and carrying red poinsettias.
nesi man was Jack Marshall,
and ushers were Lvle Million
Neal Schiedel and Donald Coe,
cousin of the bride.
The bride's mother wore a mist
pink knitted suit with wetlgcwood
blue accessories and corsage of
white gardenias. Mrs. Zeh at
tended the wedding in a orinted
taffeta frock with brown acces
sories and corsage of white gar
denias. A reception in the church parlors
followed the ceremony. The bride's
table was centered with the wed
ding cake, surrounded with white
candles and holly. Cutting the
cake was Mrs. Marvin Rasmus
scn. Pouring was .Mrs. Harold E.
Norris, aunt of the bride. Assist
ing were Mrs. Robert E. Coe, Jr.,
Mrs. C. Claire Coe, Mrs. James
Emery, Mrs. Harold E. Pickett,
aunts of the bride, Miss Patricia
Coe, Miss Peggy Coe, Miss Judy
Coe, Miss Karen Pickett, Cousins
of the bride, Miss Mary Lynn Stev
ens, Miss Gen McAllister, Miss
Sue Rasmusscn and Mrs. A. A.
Graber, aunt of the bridegroom.
For her going away ensemble
the bride wore a navy blue sheath
aress witn navy and white acces
sories and white corsage. After
January 1, the couple will be at
home at 321 West 8th street, Fre
mont, Neb., where the bridegroom
attends Midland college.
Holiday Hairdos
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Sweeping Plumes This is a
fake egret handworked into a ,
tiny comb by Sutain, trimmed
with shill sequins.
Ladylike Look Ostrich feath
ers are burnt down to the vein,
combined with rhincstones and
worked on a comb.
Camp Fires Assist Santa
Santa is to have much assistance
this year from the Camp Fire Girls
who will help spread Christmas joy
to sick and needy folks in the hos
pitals, state institutions and to
neighborhood friends. Tray favors,
felt Christmas stockings, Christ
mas trees and scrapbooks are
among the items to be given.
Many of the groups also will visit
shut-ins and sing Christmas carols
to them. The Camp Fire Girls earn
special awards through service
and the Blue Birds are helping
"just because they want to do
something."
The Morningside group, led by
Mrs. Paul Kuper, will take gifts to
shut-ins, and are also collecting
toys for Fairview. The Englewood
group, led by Mrs. Virgil Pade. are
making scrapbooks for the Haven
school and are going carol singing.
Mrs. C. Barnett's Pringte school
group made tray favors for Salem
made glasses eases and clothes
hangers for Fairview and Mrs.
Delp s Camp Fire Girls went carol
ing. The Richmond school group,
Mrs. P. H. Hallard, leader, made
tray favors for the hospitals and
went caroling. Mrs. Lester Archer,
leader for another Blue Bird group
from Richmond school, took a
Christmas tree to Cottage Conva
lescent home from the group. Mrs.
W. GoodaU's group from Rich
mond school made Christmas tree
favors for the hospital. The Rich
mond School Blue Birds, Mrs. R,
R. Vegh, leader, made tray favors
for the hospitals and collected
clothing and toys for a needy fam
ily with eight children. The West
Salem School group of Mrs. Brad
Bradley made tray favors for the
hospitals. The Camp Fire Girls'
group, Mrs. Leonard Cross for
leader, made tray favors for the
hospitals, went caroling, and
Memorial hospital: and also a na- adopted a 13-year-old girl from
Miss Oakland Wed
At Newport Rites
AMITY (Special) - The First
Presbyterian church of Waldport
was the setting for the wedding of
Miss Betty Oakland, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Oakland of
Waldport, and James E. Lawson,
ion of Mr. and Mrs. Van K. Law
ton of Whiteson.
The afternoon ceremony was
Saturday, December 1, with the
Rev. Clarence Baerveldt officiat
ing at the double ring ceremony.
The bride dressed in white lace.
carried her mother's Bible, which
was topped with a white orchid
from which cascaded streamers of
red ribbon and stephanitis. The
bride was given in marriage by
her father.
Mrs. Donald Hanson of Corval-
Ks attended the bride as matron
of honor and was attired in a blue
knit frock. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Walter Lawson of McMinnville,
sister - in - law of the bridegroom,
Miss Ruth Rosebaum of Newport
' and Miss Agnes Slonecker of Wald
port. The bridesmaids carried
nosegays of red and white carna-
Sons tied with red ribbons.
Best man was Cleve Vettigo of
Newport. Ushers were Walter Law
' son, Jim Durand and Lon Chris
tensen all of McMinnville.
After a wedding trip to southern
Oregon, the young couple will be
at home in Newport where Mr.
Lawson is a member of the de
tachment of Oregon State Police.
Band Group Party
WOODBURN (Special) A
Christmas party was given for the
members of the high school Band
Parents club following the annual
Christmas concert by the two
bands Monday night at the high
school. Outstanding feature of the
evening was the Rev. George
Norsworthy and "Junior" who put
on a ventriloquism show. Band
members and band parents ex
changed gifts around a lighted
Christmas tree and joined in the
games.
Co chairmen of the program
were Mr. and Mrs. Werner Hem
shorn, assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
.; Don Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Jeffery, and Mrs. Ethel Lee. Re-
freshments chairman was Mrs.
; Joe Serres and on her committee
were M
Mr. and
FAIRVIEW (Special)-The Inno
minata club was entertained with
a Christmas party and no host
luncheon at the home of Mrs. John
Fuqua, Thursday afternoon. Holly
and red candles centered the din
ing table and Christmas corsages
were the placecards, gifts of the
hostess. Following the gift ex
change. Miss Virginia Magncss
was elected president for 1957 and
Mrs. Richard Crannell, secretary.
"Secret pals" for the coming year
were also chosen. Those who en
joyed the afternoon were Mrs.
Clarence Lcgg. Mrs. J. S. Gilkey.
Miss Virginia Magness, Mrs. N.
0. Pearse, Mrs. Theodore Daum,
Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. John
Geisler, Mrs. Eugene Wilson and
Mrs. Richard Crannell.
Ehlers-Johnson
WILLAM1NA (Special) Miss
Linda Mae Johnson, daughter of
Mrs. Hennie Johnson of Willa
mina, and Gerald W. Ehlers, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehlers of
Amity, were married at the Em
manuel Lutheran church in Willa-
mina, in ceremonies Friday, De
cember 7. The Rev. Howard
Baumgart officiated at the 8 p.m.
double ring candlelight ceremony
before a large number of guests.
Miss Beverly Hubbard was soloist.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Gust Johnson, of
Willamina. She wore a satin dress
with overlay of lace. The finger
tip veil was held by a cap of
pearls and the bride carried a
white Bible topped with a white
orchid.
Miss Twyla Johnson was maid
of honor for her' sister, and wore
a long pink dress, and carried a
pastel nosegay. Jandera and Con
nie Charles were briaesmaias, ana
wore dresses of beige, and car
ried chrysanthemum nosegays.
Diana Johnson was flower girl.
and Lynn Johnson was ring
bearer.
John Ehlers was best man for
his brother, and Gerald Hough and
Wes Kosta were groomsmen. Ush
ers were Gene and Everett Ehlers.
For their wedding trip, the bride
wore a navy dress with matching
accessories and an orchid corsage.
The couple are at home in .Mc
Minnville. Election at Club
EAST SALEM (Special) The
holiday party for members of the
South Salem
Planning Busy
Holiday Time
SOUTH SALEM (Special)
Families in the South Salem area
are planning festivities for the
Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bell will
entertain Christmas Eve,
for Mr. and Mrs. Rcice Dixon,
Dianne and Denicc of Seattle,
Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bell and
Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Bell,
Linda and David, Mr. and Mrs.
Arlie Bell, Terry, Ronnie and Ar
lie Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bell
Jr., and Cheryl and Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Taylor of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Free, Mr.
and Mrs. D. K. Free and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner. Johnny,
Betrothal Told
WILLAMINA (SpeciaD-Mr. and
Mrs. George Corwin of Hood River
have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Claire Elea
nor Corwin, to Forest G. Durland,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dur
land, also of Hood River.
A June wedding is being
planned.
The bride elect is a sophomore
at Oregon State college. Mr. Dur
land, a graduate of the Hood River
high school, played with the Army
band for two years, and is a
graduate of the University of Ore
gon. He is music instructor at the
Willamina high school.
Orchid Chapter
Reports Meeting
MOLALLA (Special) Miss Joan
Hall was initiated into Orchid
Robbie, Ann and Tony, Mr and ! cnaplcri 0rder o( Eastern Star,
J-m"? TIJZC; G Road Neighborhood club
d Mrs. R. L. Hurst, Mr. I , ... , , ,ho hm
and Mrs. C. W. Kersten, Mr. and! ., . ,,., cn.n. ...
Mrs. Kenneth A Mulkey Mr. and j WM scrved , Mrs A
? ' "d" . r 'V '' jiR. Tartar, Mrs. Ralph Werner,
Mrs. Harold Ticknor, Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Waite, and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry VanArsdale.
Next meeting of the Band Par
ents will be January 15. The Rev.
Paul E. Boomer is president.
AMITY (Special) Amity chap
ter No. 87 Order of Eastern Star,
met Monday evening, in the Mas
nnie temnle. The business meeting
was called, at which time Miss 'and secretary - treasurer,
Ann Metger, supreme deputy of i Jennings,
the Order of Railbow uiris lor
Mrs. Ben Braucht, Mrs. A. C.
Schaffcr, Mrs. Jess Hatch, Mrs.
Floyd De Lapp, Mrs. Harry Jen
nings, Mrs. Mary Swingle, Mrs.
Paul Lynch, Mrs. William Hart
ley and the hostess.
Mrs. Tartar presided at a short
business meeting and the following
were elected as officers for the
new vear: President. Mrs. De
Lapp; vice-president. Mrs. Werner,
Mrs.
Mrs. Arthur Vogt. Dr. Allan Vogt
Bob Vogt. will be the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Free in Cor
vallis, Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence
Vogt and family of Corvallis also
will attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and
family will have as holiday guests,
Mrs. Virgie Brookman and Charles,
Edwin and Henry Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Seeger will
entertain at their home for Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Boatwright, and
Kim. Mrs. Nina Browning and
Jerry Seeger, Mrs. Helen Dasch,
will host a family dinner at her
home. Attending will be Mr. and
Mrs. Mcrvin Seeger. Robert and
Steven, Mrs. Jeannette BJaco, Joel,
Loren and Dennis, Mr.-and Mrs.
Marion Hoefer, and family of Al
bany, Mr. and Mrs. Derwent Banta
and family of Eugene, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Reed and David of
Hood River.
Mrs. Francis McLaughlin will
be the Christmas day guest of
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Maple in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Kurlh,
Jr. and Gerald, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Kurth, Jr. will be the dinner
guests on Christmas day of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Kurth.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scharn will
entertain as guests on Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Scharn and
Myra. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wall
ing, Gary, Jim and Sheryl, of Kei
zer, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Scharn,
Paul, Marilyn and Debbie of Eu
gene, Mrs. June Lloyd and Sandy,
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webster
and Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore and
Vern are spending the holidays
with their son, Paul, at Athena,
Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Barker and
Gerald will go to Portland for
Christmas and will be the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Benton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Graves will
entertain a family group on Christ
mas day and on Christmas Eve.
They will include Mr. ana .Mrs.
Don Phillips and Connie. Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Wetteslad and Glenda.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Graves and
their daughter. Lee Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Griffis.
farnlvn and Edwin will SDend the
I rhrieimac hnliHav in Portland with
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Griffis.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Koster will
entertain at their home for Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Herman and family
of Portland. Ben Herman of Van
couver, Wash.. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie
Herman of Albany. Miss Betty
Harrison of Portland: Carl Moser
of Oak Grove, Denny Olson and
Mr. and Mrs. John Strong and
family.
Ralph Secor who is with the Uni
ted States Air Corps is visiting in
the Liberty area. He is stationed
at Klamath Falls.
Visiting in the South Salem area
over the holidays are .Mr. ana .Mrs.
at their Tuesday night meeting,
with her father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. Newell Hall, taking the
chairs of worthy patron and wor
thy matron during the initiation
ceremony.
An amendment to the by-laws
was read to change the date of
election of officers to the first
meeting in March, to take effect
immediately. The amendment was
read for the first time at Tues
day's mooting, with Mrs. Newell
Hall, Mrs. 0. G. Foglesong and
Mrs. Ray Boehmkc on the com
mittee to draw up the change in
the by-laws. As their money-making
project for the year, Mrs. E.
L. Perry, president of Orchid
chapter social club, announced a
dinner to be scrved the public in
tne veterans of foreign Wars hall
Saturday night, January 26.
Especially introduced and wel
comed were Mr. and Mrs. George
Walker, worthy patron and worthy
matron of Walluga chapter, Os
wego. As it was the Christmas
party meeting, the hall was deco
rated for the occasion, with Mrs
J. V. Robertson as chairman of
the decorations. A basket of yellow
jasmine, the official flower of star
point Ruth, was set at the station
of the worthy matron. Mrs. Kenny
Englc. There was a gift exchange
and congratulations for the new
member.
Refreshments were served by
Dr. and Mrs. J. V. Robertson, Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Orcutt, Mrs. M.
W. Buxton and Mrs. Anne Keeney
at tables set with green boughs,
tapers and streamers.
...
Baldwin-Denham .
LEBANON (Special) Announce
ment of the marriage of Miss
Patricia Denham to Richard Bald
win was made this week. The
couple plans, to leave December 27
for Provo, rtah, where the bride
groom will continue his studies at
Brigham Young university and the
bride will complete high school.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Denham and the
bridegroom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Baldwin. Both fami
lies are of Lebanon.
tivity scene for their community
club. The Richmond group, with
Mrs. Frank McKinnen as guard
ian, made tray favors for Elderest
home. Mrs. George Davis group
from Keizer made gifts for Fair
view home. Mrs. Charles Prine's
Blue Bird group made tray favors
and Mrs. Woods group made a
scrapbook for a boy at the bhnne
hospital. The Pixie Blue Birds
from Candalarla, led by Mrs. Phil
Brownell, - made felt Christmas
stockings and filled them for Fair
view; while the Happy Blue Bird
group from Candalaria, led by
Mrs. Bill Beard, also maae Christ
mas stockings. The Blue Birds
from Englewood school, with Mrs.
Wilson as leader, made tray fa-
ors. Mrs. Tory's and Mrs. Hill's
Blue Birds from Hoover school
made yarn dolls for Fairview. The
Highland School Blue Birds, Mrs.
Don Wanamaker as leader, will
sing Christmas carols in their own
neighborhoods fof shut-ins, Mrs.
Barclay s and Mrs. EJoon s group
from Hoover School made felt bells
for Boyce Nursing Home.
Mrs. Fred Montgomery's group
made tray favors and visited
neighborhood shut-ins. Mrs. Gil
liam's and Mrs. Howard's groups
from Bush school made tray fav
ors for the Salem General hospi
tal. Mrs. Velma Delp's group of
Blue Birds from Washington school
Fairview home. They will take
clothing, cookies, candy and a doll
to her. Mrs. Pnebes Camp Fire
group from West Salem school
made tray favors for Cottage Rest
home, and adopted a Fairview girl
to whom they will take gifts.
Mrs. Cliff Bowder s Blue Bird
group from Keizer school adopted
nine-year-old girl into their
group by paying all her dues. They
also collected clothes and toys for
her for Christmas.
Marjorie Wing of the Horizon
club will do volunteer work at the
T. B. association soon after the
first of the year. The group from
Keizer school, with Mrs. M. F.
Knight as leader, will go caroling
arouna their neighborhood. Mrs.
George Davis' Blue Birds are to
go to Fairview home for caroling
and giving clothes and toys. The
Blue Birds from Salem Heights
school, Mrs. J. Harter, leader, will
go caroling at Boice sanitarium.
Mrs. Ray Thomas' Flying Blue
Bird group adopted a welfare girl.
age 5, and are having a Christmas
party for her. New Year's tray fa
vors are heing made by Mrs.
Lloyd Harmor's Blue Bird group
from Morningside school. Trinket
boxes and favors were taken to the
State hospital as gifts from the
Sacajawea group with Mrs. Effie
Davenport and Mrs. Melvln John
son as leaders.
Program Given
At WSCS Meeting
WOODBURN (Special! A
Christmas program was presented
during the regular meeting of the
Women's Society of Christian
Service of the Woodburn Metho
dist church Tuesday afternoon in
the church. The usual sack lunch
was served at noon with dessert
and coffee furnished by Mrs.
Ralph Sebern, Mrs. Howard Mon
nier, and Mrs. W. M. Burke, as
sisted by Mrs. Luella Sanderson.
The president, Mrs. John Corn
well, conducted a brief business
session and plans were made for
the welfare basket and to send a
gift to the Fairview home. The
committee in charge includes Mrs.
E. J. Way, Mrs. Burke and Mrs,
Clifford Applegate.
The Rev. Ormal B. Trick gave
the invocation. Songs were pre
sented py the high school boys
quartet, Bill Hull, Bobby Baird,
Glen Livesay, and Monte Palmer,
accompanied by Joann Meyer.
Mrs. Burke was in charge of de
votions and read the Christmas
story from Luke followed by
prayer by Mrs. D. Lester Fields.
Mrs. Charles Campbell read "The
Tallest Angel."
Mrs. Delbert Wolfe, (Vera Bo
gard) a former resident now liv
ing in Alaska, told of the Methodist
work in Alaska and showed pic-
tures of wild life taken there. The
program was arranged by Mrs.
N. F. Tyler.
The next meeting will be Janu
ary 15 with Mrs. A. W. White as
program chairman. The hostess
committee will include Mrs. Apple.
gate, Mrs. Lee Terry, Mrs. Chi. Its
Huchanan and Mrs. C. P. Veld
huisen.
MOLALLA (Special) - Installa
tion of new officers for Interna-1
tional Order of Jobs Daughters,
Bethel no. 46, Is set for Saturday
evening, December 29 in the
IOOF hall at 8 o'clock. Molalla
DeMolay members will assist in
the ceremonies. Miss Carol Shaver
will be the new honored queen,
with Miss Cora Jeanne Adams,
past honored queen.
Jaycee-Ettes Meet
SILVERTON (Special) - Mrs.
Olaf Paulson, Jr., assisted by Mrs.
James Nelson, entertained the Sil
verton Jaycee-Ettes at a Christmas
party at the former's home Tues
day evening.
At the business meeting It was
reported that candles had been
placed in the downtown business
houses to attract attention to the
project to purchase playground
equipment for the city parks. Coin
donations are collected from the
candles for the playground fund.
Working in pairs, the members
brought the gifts they had pur
chased for needy families, which
were wrapped for distribution.
Following a Christmas carol
sing, the "do it yourself" presents
were exchanged. The hostesses
served refreshments at the con
clusion of the evening.
NORGE
HERE for Christmas week from
Bend are Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Sullivan and sons, Bobby, Duff and
Casey, guests of Mrs. Sullivan's
mother, Mrs. Kenneth Bell.
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duced. The chapter voted to snon-i (SD.ciaI)
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WOODBURN (Special) New
officers will be elected at the
regular meeting of Evergreen as- Unusual Parti
scmbly No. 12, Order of the Rain-1 ,.,.. , . , , '
bow for Girls. December 26 at the
Golf Club Women
Entertain at Party
DALLAS (Special) Mrs. Clinton
Ruiter was the hostess to a party
last week when the Dallas mem
bers of the Oak Knoll Ladies' Golf
club entertained Salem members
at a 1 o'clock dessert.
Guests and members brought
gifts which were placed around a
silvered tree for an exchange.
Games were played during t h e
afternoon.
Guests were Mrs. William Ash-
by, Mrs. John Geren, Mrs. Marion
West, Mrs. Edmund Watson, Mrs.
Joe Webster, Mrs. C. E. Head,
Mrs. George Bagnell, Mrs. L. W.
Schnwk. Mrs. R. C. Gile, Mrs. J
L. Jefferson, and Mrs. George
Gregor, all of Salem and Mrs.
Harold Theda and Mrs. Ellis Bis-
choff of Independence.
The lady golfers next meeting
will be Friday. January 11, at the
home of Mrs. R. C. Gile, 2510 Park
Lane in Salem.
Assisting Mrs. Ruiter as host
esses were Mrs. Harlan Jtohr
bough. Mrs. Al Trom, Mrs. A. J.
Cleveland, Mrs. Art May, and
Mrs. Elmo Bennett.
Topic for Club
SHERIDAN (Special) The
January 10 meeting of the Study
club will have as the topic "Music
in America." Mrs. Leland Sackctt
and Mrs. Clifford Coon will be hos
tesses, and Mrs. Wallace Heider
and Mrs. Cecil Harrison will pre
sent the topic.
At the December meeting there
were 27 members present to en.
joy the Christmas party. Mrs. Ted
Hossner and Mrs. Charles Wright
were hostesses at the Rossner
home.
The December topic was "some.
thing borrowed." and members
told of Christmas customs in other
lands, and of earlier Christmascs
in America.
BUTTEV1I.LE (Special)-Mrs.
Karl Engelman, regent, Belle
Pass! chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution attended
the Christmas party of the chapter
at the home of Mrs. Mark Thomp
son, who was assisted by her sis
ter, Mrs. Lester Keller. Gifts were
exchanged and the group donated
sugar and nuts to the Chemawa
Indian school for Christmas.
Franklin-Schiewek
- LYONS (Special) Miss Dar-
lene bcniewcn, daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Schlcwek, was
married to Robert Franklin, son
of Mr. and Mn. Da'lcs Franklin,
Saturday morning December ID,
at tne antlam cnapei with the
Rev. William Scott officiating at
the 11 o'clock ceremony. i
The bride wore a medium blue
colored suit, with white hat andi
shoes and a red rosebud corsage, i
Miss Mary Schiewek, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and wore I
a blue dress with a red rosebud
corsage. Alvin Peck acted as best
man for his brotherin-law.
Mrs. Schiewek chose a medium
blue dress with white acces-!
sories for her daughter's wed-i
ding. Mrs. Franklin wore a dark i
blue dress with red accessories.
A reception followed the cere-1
mony at the Rcbekah hall. Mrs.
Alvin Garrison, sister of the
bridegroom, cut and served the
wedding cake. Mrs. Robert Schie
wek presided at the coffee urn
and Mrs. Alvin Peck, sister rf
the bridegroom, served the punch
with Miss Elaine Peek passing
the guest book.
ZENA (Special) An unusual
Masonic temple. Miss Carol Ann
Livesay is the retiring worthy ad
viser. A slumber party is planned
for December 27 at the Livesay
home, beginning at 8 p.m. Cloth
ing, canned goods, toys and games
have been collected by the girls
for distribution to needy families
on Christmas.
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Christmas party was stasH at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip M.
Brandt, Jr.. honoring those Zen a
school children who have been ill
with chickenpox. A 3-act play fea
tured the entertainment.
Refreshments were served to
Jimmy and Judy Note boom. Bobby
and Hal Washburn, Lark, Phil and
Hilly Brandt, Chuck Allem. Mn
Bob Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Rodney Kaminca 'Barbara Belt) Washburn and Mr. and Mn.
and family of Auburn, Calif. 1 Brandt.
"? IhS famite "and daughter, Miss CarOlee Haenny. to
guests As the gathering assembled . Norman McMbljen. son 01 vir ana
around the Christmas tree, Santa Mrs. Vernon McK.bben of Sheri-
Serwttcaiesd tSl date has been set for the
followed by an earring and neck- wedding.
served buffet e. graduatcd from the Sheridan
MILL CITY (Special)-The an- high school in 1954. and has at-
nua! CstmTs party for members tended Oregon State college for
and guests of the Mill City Worn-. two years.
an s club was at the home of Mrs. I . .. ,SDeciaI) A
Mrs. Edith Mason v ,arF , ( h, ,t the EUte Beauty salon.
ment. featuring the Oiristmas mo- gifts exchanged
tif were served by the committee, i The " u f at the
Mrs. Roger Nelson. Mr. Robert ; ness ..mm 'Bt "
Roach and Miss Daisy Geddes. home of Mrs. leiyn iwiauu.
nounced the engagement of their
Leston W. Howell
Donald Waggoner
Charles Edwards
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