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Vage 6 Section 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAE Salem, Oregon, Thursday, May 2, 1957 Rauscher-Dougherty Rites Saturday at St. Joseph's WiS at a service in St. Joseph's Catholic Church last Saturday mnraina Anril 07 uiorn Mtcc Rficn, mary M. Dougherty and Ramon L. Hauscher. The bride is the ( daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edifard Dougherty of balem and Mr.J- Kauscher is the son of Mrs. Clara Rauschcr of Sublimity. Pink snapdragons and white chrysanthemums decorated the churfh for the 10:30 o'clock serv ice at which the Rev. Vincent Cuitfff officiated. Servers at the mass were Michael J. bchrunk, nephew of the bride, and Douglas Highbergcr. For the music, Lor- alna, Nelke and Joseph Dougher ty, t.onnnur ui inc onue, sang; Maty Barton playing the organ. Tie bride wore a pretty wedding dress of white brocade. It was fashioned with fitted, pointed bod ice,i modified Sabrina neckline, short sleeves and full skirt with i chafoel train. The fingerprint veil was!' arranged from a jeweled headpiece. The bridal bouquet was) of white blooms. Mr. Dough erty escorted his daughter to the altar. Mts. Wesley E. Schrunk was honor attendant for her sister. She wore a nylon organdy frock made with scoop neckline, tight-fitted bodice, and a pink chiffon cum merbund falling in floating back panels over the full skirt. Mrs. Walter VanHandel, Miss Dolores Schultz and Miss Betty Gucnthcr were bridesmaids. All wore dresses matching the one worn by the honor attendant. All the attendants carried baskets of white spider chrysanthemums and pink lilacs. Junior attendants were Miss Joene Dougherty and Miss Melodic Dougherty, nieces of the bride, their dresses matching those of the other attendants. Janis Dougherty, a niece, was flower girl, and Jim Dougherty, her twin brother, was the ring bearer. Little Janis wore a dress matching those of the other at tendants for the bride. Fred Ripp was best man. Groomsmen were Bcrnic Lulay, Gene Laux and Gene Hcuberger. Tr ushers were Allen Dozler, Or- ville Lulay, Joe Gcrspackcr, and Leonard Hendricks. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Dougherty wore a pink dress with brown accessories and a corsage of pink clfe rosebuds. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy blue silk and red polka dot dress with red accessories and a cor sage of garnet roses. Following tbe service a recep tion was given in Knights of Co lumbus Hall. Mrs. S. J. Gentz- kow, godmother of the bride, and Mrs. Clara Dozler cut the cake. Pouring were Miss Ellen Dougher ty, Mrs. Harry Jones, at the coffee urns. Mrs. Paul Dozler at the punch bowl. Assisting were Mrs. M. M. Fink, aunt of the bride, Miss Eileen Dozler, Mrs. Francis Hendricks, - Miss Mary Pictrok, Mrs. Donald Boudon, Mrs. Ted Stuckart, Mrs. Jerry Gunther, Mrs. Nap Rocque, Miss Tracee Dougherty, Miss Penny Dougherty, Mrs. Joseph Dougherty. For her going away costume the bride wore a white sheath dress with red polka dot cum merbund, a white alfalfa cloth duster, red accessories and cor sage of garnet roses. Following a trip to Mexico the couple will be at home in Stayton. Legislative Policies Get Study League policies, legislation and plans for convention were review ed by the state board of the League of Women Voters of Ore gon meeting in Portland at the Mallory Hotel in an all day ses sion Saturday. Policy committee, appointed by the state board, has been review ing policies and procedures in Uic Oregon League of Women Voters, through a careful study of Uic min utes of the state board meetings, conventions and councils and con densing them into : a report on existing politics and recommenda tions for extensions and revisions of these policies which will be presented in a workshop at the state convention to be in Portland at the Benson Hotel. May 13, 14, and 15. Members of the state pol icy committee arc Mrs. 1. E. Her vin. chairman, Mrs. W. Harold Copeland, Mrs. Hilmar Grondahl, Mrs. W. D. Hagcnslein, Mrs. Wil liam 0. Knox, Mrs. Frank Queen, Mrs. Ralph W. Rasmusscn and Mrs. Robert J. Wiener, all of Port land. Mrs. Charles Ford, Eugene, Icg- lntive chairman, reported on bills which the league is supporting in the Legislature. Reorganization of school districts, an increase in the basic school fund, adequate meat inspection and prcmissive legislation allowing counties to adopt "home rule" are receiving special emphasis from the league in this legislative session. Members of Uic League of Women Voters of Oregon leaving Monday, to attend the National Council of the League of Women Voters of the United States, April 30 through May 3, included Mrs. Charles Ford, Eugene, v Mrs. R. W. Weiss, Portland, and Mrs. E. 0. Hudson, Portland. Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Weiss arc the official delegates of the state league and Mrs. Hudson will attond the coun cil meeting as an observer for the Portland League of Women Vot ers. Pins Presented at VFW Auxiliary Meet SILVERTON (Special) -At a pedal meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, with Mrs. Ronald Syron, presiding, year pins were presented by Mrs. Lelnnd Morgan, junior past president; Mrs. Marie Solic, Salem, 20-ycar pin; Mrs. Sadie Bnrkhurst, Mrs. Opal Nerison, Mrs. Lewis Thomas, and Mrs. Harry Walker all of Sil vcrton, and Mrs. Clarence Qunr ticr, Salem, 15-ycar pins; Mrs. Catnrinc Lynch, Mrs. Harry Pierce, Mrs. Frank Roemer, Mrs. Carl Spccht, Mrs. Mary Wilch, and Mrs. Lois Alnddcn Davis, 10-ycnr pins; Mrs. Klelh Berg, Mis. Frank Durschmidt, Mrs. Mark Wenlzcl, Mrs. Vcstcr Scydcll and Mrs. Bertha Ostgaard, five-year pins. Two new members accepted were Mrs. Gordon Ilngcdnrn, Sil Vcrton and Mrs. Agnes Harring ton of Mt. Angel. Mrs. Frank Roemer. community service chairman, turned in a re port on 258 hours of work. SILVERTON (Special Chnplcr CX ot P.E.O. will meet Friday, May 3. with Mrs. E. A. Tctcr for a salad luncheon. Mrs. Charles Leonard, Sr., will be co-hostess. Mrs. Lowell Brown will talk on "Things to Ponder." WIIXAM1NA (Special) Mrs Charles llcckadon was given a shower this week by Mrs. R. I. Norris and Mrs. Meril Knbui-k. Guests included 1!) neighbors of the guest of honor. Game prizes were Pythian Sisters at Dallas Initiate DALLAS (Special )-A large group of candidates was Initialed into Dalorc temple,' Pythian sis ters, Thursday night, with Mrs. Leonard Stuhr, conducting the ceremony. Re-obhgatcd was Mrs. Abe Rcgicr and those initiated were Mrs. Archie Morison, Mrs. Floyd Godscy, Mrs. Hoy Wick- i-trom and Mrs. Garry Hanson. It was announced thai the dis trict convention will be in Dallas, May 6. wilh registration beginning at 9:30 a.m. and call to order at 10:30. The meeting, to be in the Veterans of Foreign Wars build ing, will conclude in the evening with a banquet at 5:45 o clock, and a meeting and program. For the meeting hall, Easier ies were used as decorations. The tea table, during the social hour, was covered in green and white with an arrangement of dog wood in a crystal bowl and green tapers in crystal candlesticks. Hos tesses were Mrs. C. W. Smith. chairman. Mrs. Earlc Richardson, Mrs. Carrie- Ware and Mrs. Ken neth Martin. WII.LAM1NA (Special) Pi nochle Club met at the home of Mrs. Lorraine Ashwell this week for luncheon and an afternoon ot cards. Mrs. Snnford Risseeuw won high, Mrs. Dorothy Houston and Mrs. Mnric Carter, pinochle; and Mrs. Lillian Ashwell, low. won by Mrs. Merle Olson, Mrs. Gerald Ricknrd and Mrs. Elsie .(ichhnrdl. Committees for Tea Are Listed Committees have been announced for the tea to be given by Capital Unit No. 9, American Legion Aux iliary, on Sunday, May 5, in honor of members of the American Gold Star Mothers and American War Mothers groups. The affair at the home of Mrs. M. Stephenson, 1135 Greenwood Drive, will be from 2 to 4 p.m. In charge of transportation for the unit's guests will be Mrs, James A. Garson, Mrs. Austin H. Wilson, Mrs. A. D. Appcrson, Mrs. I. N. Bacon and Mrs. Frank N. Waters. Mrs. Garson will also handle decorations for the tea. Pouring will be Mrs. Axel Don nelly, Mrs. Lark Brown, Mrs. J. H. Gordon and Mrs. Frank N. Waters. Assisting around the rooms will be Mrs. 0. E. Palmateers. Mrs. T. J. Brabec, Mrs. Florence Ames, Mrs. Michael Castellano, Mrs. Lue A. Lucas, Mrs. Clara Poland, Mrs! H. H. Henry and Mrs. Paul M. Gcmmell. Mrs. Jenny Bartlett will assist Mrs. Stephenson in receiving the guests. Mrs. Lark Brown is general chairman for the tea. Mothers Honored At League's Tea WILLAMINA (Special) "April Showers" was the theme chosen for the tea given this week by the Girls League at the high school for their mothers. Installation of new Girls League officers was conducted. Those in stalled were president, Miss Jcan ctte Carlson; vice president, Miss Pat Block well; secretary, Miss Jean Hewitt; treasurer. Miss Fay Simonson; social chairman, Miss ,lunc Hubbard; welfare. chairman. Miss Gladys Walker; historian, Miss Janet Schuerch; pianist, Miss Jane Dietz; song leader. Miss Karen Bowen; publicity chairman, Miss Pat Sevcrson. Miss Jcancttc Carlson was an nounced as the Girls Slate candi date, sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. The an nouncement was made by Mrs. Marjorio Lcnaburg, VFW Auxil iary president. Miss Marcy Johnson was an nounced as the Girl of the Year. Musical numbers were given by the girls sextette, Misses Judi Ayrcs, Janice Glass, Evelyn West phnl, Shirley Bowman, Luanne Stoddard and Sonja Ryan, Larry iicoscr played an accordion solo, Miss Carolyn Ramey gave a read ing, and the "Pcndlctons" played several numbers. Former Salem Man Married in South From Santa Barbara, Calif, comes account of the marriage of Miss Virginia Joanne Eyre, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Eyre of that city, to Lt. Robert Brooks, McConville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johr H. McConville of Sa lem. The wedding was April 14 in the First Congregational Church at Santa Barbara, the Rev. Saul Miller officiating at the double ring service. Miss Marion Archer was maid of honor. Laura Jean Hutton and Jonna Beth Harlan were junior bridesmaids. Lt. Gerald A. Sie farth of Luke Air Force Base in Arizona was best man. Ushers were Geoffrey Clark, foster bro ther of the bride; Steve Harris, Los Altos, a cousin; Patrick Walk er and Michael Hallor. Mr. and Mrs. McConville went south for the wedding. The bride wore a white pcau de soie dress fashioned with' sweet heart neckline and fitted bodice, a lace panel accenting the full length skirt. The illusion veil was held by a pearl-decorated lace cap. The bride carried a bou quet of white lilacs, roses, steph anolis and lilies of the valley, centered with a white orchid. The rcceptipn following was at the Eyre home. The bridegroom is stationed in Shreveport, La. The bride is teach ing in Los Altos and will join her husband in Louisiana at the con clusion of the school year. She is a graduate of University of Cali fornia, . Santa Barbara College, and Lt. McConville is a graduate of Willamette University. . Seedlings Planted Blue Bird Girls By MILL CITY (Special) About 50 Blue Birds and Camp Fire girls, their leaders, sponsors and parents, planted 4,000 seedling fir trees in Green Basin Saturday. The area was the scene of a dis astrous fire in 1951 and has been part of the reforestation project since 1953. Directing Saturday's work was Joe Smith, assistant stale forester in charge of reforestation, and Phil Brogan, also with the state forestry department. Herbert Smith, of Mill City, who has helped with other reforestation pro jects, also assisted with the work. Mrs. O. K. DoWitt, program chairman for the Mill City Wom an's Club, sponsors of the Camp Fire girls, helped arrange for the project. The group left Mill City about 10 a.m. and returned about 3 p.m. with a picnic dinner served at noon. Reception Given For Miss LeFors DALLAS (Special) Miss Merlia LeFors, grand representative to the state of 'Louisiana, of the grand assembly of Oregon, Rainbow for Girls, was honored with a recep tion by Naomi Assembly Sunday at the Masonic hall. Southern Belle was the theme of the reception. A large cutout of southern belles and the name Mer lia in pink on a blue background, along with ifpple blossoms and story book dolls dressed as- sou thern belles, formed the decora tions for the assembly room. Miss Nancy Kleeman, worthy ad viser ot Naomi Assembly, intro duced Wayne Henry of the Rain bow advisory board of Oregon: Miss Delorcs Cruickshank, worthy adviser of Dayton Assembly; Mrs. Cruickshank, mother adviser of the Dayton Assembly; Mrs. F. S. Klauss, worthy matron of Naomi Chapter, Order of (Eastern Star; and Mrs. Eloise Staats, first mo ther adviser of Naomi Assembly. Naomi Chapter choir, made up of Mrs. Clifford Jones, Mrs. Rex Rog ers, Mrs. Art Woods, Mrs. Hollis Smith and Mrs. Claude Beebe, ac companied at the piano by Mrs-. Lee Miller,' presented several songs. Mike Kcllcy entertained the group with two piano numbers and during an addendum by Rainbow girls, Miss Marilyn Goertzen sang.. A picture, along with a gift, were presented to Miss LeFors on be half of Naomi Assembly.' Miss LeFors introduced members of her family Mr. and Mrs. R. G. LeFors; her uncles and aunts, Mr. and Mrs. Leland LeFors of Leb anon, Mr. and Mrs. John LeFors, Vancouver, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Almos LeFors and children and Mrs. Elmo Bennett of Dallas; and Mrs. Christina Bennett, her grand mother. A humorous rparlincr hv Ugrv VI. len McCleary was presented. The IPS lahto 1179V AenratoA tvilh story book dolls under an archway ui nuwers. f ouring were Mrs, Staats and Mrs. Forrest Martin. hop Friday 9:30 'HI 9 p.m. Dirk free w lh vi dit on if- A VI A" il I V. ' " W 10 1 II pre-shrunk cotton guaranteed for I III M I Save One Dollar! Helena Rubinstein's Color-Tone Shampoo 1 50 Limited time! 2.50 mzC now JL p)uj Mt Wash your hair wilh color! Fabulous Color-Tone Shampoo is not a dye, but extra rich shampoo plus dazzling certified color ami miracle conditioners. A "custom" Color-Tone Shampoo glorifies every shade of hair: Blonde-Tone, Red-Head, Rrown-Clow, Brunelle-Tone or Silver-Tone. And for dry, damaged Jiair, Silk-Sheen Cream Shampoo no fed tax. Capital Drug St ore 405 State St., Corner of Liberty Deanery Meeting at Oregon City May 7 MT. ANGEL (Special) All Catholic women are invited to the bi-monthly luncheon meeting of the Oregon City Deanery of the Arch- diocesan Council of Catholic Wom en, slated for Tuesday, May 7, at 12:30 p.m. in the St. John s Catho lic School in Oregon City. The Oregon' City Deanery comprises the parishes located in Marion and Clackamas counties. The Very Rev. T. J. Bernards, Oregon City, formerly of Salem, and dean of the deanery, will give the invocation and be t h e speaker at the meeting. All clergy of the Oregon City deanery have been given a special invitation to attend. Presiding will be the officers who were elected at the last meeting in March at St. Paul. President is Mrs. Louis A. LeDoux. Mt. An gel. Mrs. LeDoux will announce chairmen of committees who will serve during her two-year term, . Mt. Angel women who are plan ning to attend the meeting and wish transportation are asked to contact one of the presidents of the three women's organizations of St. Marys parish, Mrs. Henry Geek, at. Ann s Altar Society; Mrs. Joseph Seifer, grand regent, Catho lic Daughters of America, or Mrs John J. Schmitz, chief ranger of the Catholic Order of Women For esters. MIDDLE GROVE (Special) Mrs. R. E. Randle of the Portland branch of the Woman's Society for World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren Church was the installing officer for the Middle Grove society at their meeting last week. The event was at the home of Mrs. A. B. Wiesner. Installed were Mrs. William Scharf as president; Mrs. Harry Wilson, vice president; Mrs. John Van Laanen, secretary; Mrs. Leslie Swink, secretary for spiritual life; Mrs. Marvin Schwen tker, secretary of Christian social relations; Airs. Melvin Van Cleave, secretary of youth work, and Miss Marie Iszler, treasurer. Reading Club Meets DAYTON (Special) Mrs, Rus sell Coburn was hostess to mem bers of the Dayton Reading Club last week, with dessert preceding the business meeting. Appointed as a nominating committee were Mrs. Emma Stockhoff, Mrs. Paul ine Belts and Mrs. Velene Coburn. Mrs. C 1 e t e Gell introduced friends of long standing, Mr. and Mrs. Waldren Hyatt, who have just returned from a winter in Mexico. They gave an account of their trip and showed colored slides. On May 10, at 1 p.m., a pot luck picnic is scheduled at t h e home of Mrs. James Penland. Members have been asked to pro vide their table service. The picnic will close the club year until fall. Junior Court at -Mt. Angel to Elect MT. ANGEL (Special) Election of court officers will take place during the May meeting of the Junior Catholic Daughters of Amer ica slated for Thursday evening, May 2, in the meeting room of St. Mary's school. May devotions and benediction in St. Mary's Church, beginning at 7:30 o'clock, will precede the meet ing. The Rev. Edward Spear, OSB, chaplain, will officiate at the serv ices and also be speaker at the meeting. Miss Judy Wachter will be organist. Troop St. Anthony will provide the pianist and flag bearers for the ceremony of the flag salute. Miss Mary Ann Kloft will be pianist, and flag bearers will be Misses Irene Vindasius, Diane Wilde and Toni Williams. Presiding at the meeting will be the officers, president, Miss Jerri Gooding; vice president. Miss Kathy Diem; secretary, Miss Maur een Fischer; reporter, Miss Patti Aman; monitor, Miss Rita Zollner. The committee in charge of serving refreshments include Miss es Charlene Fisher, Kathy Ebner, Rita Zollner, Barbara Bockelman, Laura Ann Kloft, and Maureen Fischer. Counselors are Mrs. J. L. Wach ter, Mrs. 0. J. Williams, Mrs. Roy Palmer, Mrs. Richard Foltz and Miss Pat Seifer. 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