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Students from Hawaii Melva Sarff Marries Enjoy Snow Here MEHAMA—Two Hawaiian Pat O'Neil Recently students, Sharia Shinyama and The Seventh Day adventist church at S. W. Ivy street in Mill City was the setting far the December 28 wedding of Pat O’Neil and Melva Sarff at 6 o’clock in the evening. Pastor Robert G. Letcher united the couple in marriage and pianoist was Mrs. Orval Homer who also sang “At Dawning.” She was accompan ied by Miss Stavengui, teach er at the school Best man for the occasion was William Ray, who is in the service and maid of honor was Carolyn Kenline of Mill City. Flower girl was Barbara Kenline and Bible boy, carry ing a white Bible, Was David Johnsori of Gates. The bride was gowned in pale pink lace and she had a white carnation corsage. She was given in marriage by John Kenline. Attending from Albany were the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kobow from Albany. The groom is on a three week’s leave from the Marine base at Camp Pendleton and the couple will be returning there soon. Joyce Toba spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Coles and daughter, Brenda, Both girls are freshmen at OCE in Monmouth, and are majoring in elementary edu cation. They are from the is land of Maul, which is the se cond largest in area and the third largest in population In Hawaii. Miss Shinyama lives in the town of Wailuku and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shinyama, who are part owners of Valley Isle Ex press. Miss Toba is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ichire Toba, who live In Kahului, which Is on the coast of Maui. Mr. Toba is a licensed land surveyor for the county. 'the girls ehjoyed their vaca tion here very much, particu larly the opportunity to play in the snow which was an en tirely new experience for them. They said they thought the people of Oregon were very friendly. Subscribe Io The Mill City Enterprise 2—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, January 9, 1969 fUJo4MOnk PcUfO. Goldie Rambo, Woman's Page Editor, Phone 897-2772 Denny Sheythe Weds Salome Villanueva Dec. 21 Mr. and Mrs. French Honored at Wedding Anniversary Party Mrs. Clyde Phillips Hosts Garden Club Officers Recently Mr. and Mrs. Charlie French Highlight of the holiday sea were honored New Year’s Eve Mrs. Clyde Phillips, the new son for Mr. and Mrs. Don when friends gathered at their president of the Mill City Gar Sheythe of Mill City was the home to help them celebrate den club, Was hostess at her marriage of their son Frank their wedding anniversary. A home December 31 for the new (Denny) Sheythe to Miss Sal buffet supper was served at 9 officers and chairman of her ome Villanueva, daughter of o’clock and the honored guests year. The group made plans Mr. and Mrs. Federico Villan were presented with a decor for the work of the club for ueva of Mengelden in the Phll- ated anniversary cake and the coming year. shower of cards. iplnes. Mrs. Ross McCombs, vice- The ceremony took place at The evening was spent play president will bring the By- the Foster-Tukivala Presbyter ing games and visiting. Pres Laws up to date ana they will ian Church in Seattle Decem ent were Mr. and Mrs. French, be read ait the January 9 meet ber 21 at 8 o’clock in the even Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips, ing of the club. ing. The Rev. R. Pendergrass Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Harlan, Officers and chairmen for Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree, Mr. the coming year are Mrs. officiated at the ceremony. The bride was gowned in and Mrs. Merle Garton, Mr. Clyde Phillips, president; Mrs. floor length white satin, the and Mrs. Cecil Lake and Mrs. Ross McCombs, vice-president dress having a detachable Don Carlson. and hostess chairman; Mrs. train trimmed with heavy scal Isabell Heller, secretary and loped lace enhanced by tiny flower show chairman; Mrs. seed pearls. Her full length il Rainbow Board Meets Else Allen, treasurer; Mrs. Hol lusion veil was held by a lis Turnidge, program chair crown of pearls and was flown At Verne Clark Home man; Mrs. Kenneth Coming, from the Islands by the bride’s community service, chairman; Members of the Advisory Mrs. Charlie French, sunshine parents. Mrs. Mark Sheythe was ma Board for the Rainbow Girls chairman; Mrs. Lowell Cree, tron of honor and wore a gown met on Thursday night at the Christmas show chairman and home of Mr. and Mrs. Verne publicity. of rose colored satin. Mark Sheythe was best man Clark. This group will make up for his brother. Robert Lan Mrs. Agnes Carlson acted as the executive board of the club dry lit the tapers and also act chairman in the absence of and will be the ways and ed as usher. the chairman, Walter Kay. means committee. Three year old Tammy Shey Elected as chairman for the The date tentatively set for the, niece of the groom was coming year was J. C. Kim the Flower Show will be Au flower girl and Russell Landry mel. Mrs. Lowell Cree was gust 15 and December 12 for was the ring bearer. Mrs. Don elected secretary. the Christmas show. ald Sheythe was the soloist Besides the two shows plan Installation for the Rainbow for her son’s wedding. Girls will be held on Saturday ned a number of speakers and The couple live in Seattle evening, January 18 at 7:30 p. demonstrators are scheduled where Mrs. Sheythe is an ac- m., at which time Esther Free and some interesting trips will countant with an insurance man will be installed as Wor be made to shows, garden tours MEHAMA — For something firm and Mr. Sheythe is em thy Advisor. old, Miss Harriet A. Golliet etc. ployed as an electrician for All officers and chairman wore the engagement ring of Members of the Board for Boeing. the coming year are Mrs. Mer were present except Mrs. Tur her grandmother when she be came the bride here Sunday le Garton, Mrs. William Lyn- nidge and Mrs. French. Marilyn Chapter To ness, Mrs. Ervin Peterson, Refreshments were served afternoon, December 22nd, of Mrs. Donald Carlson and Mrs. by the hostess. The next meet Ensign Ben L. Boots. Meet Monday Night The bride is the daughter of Lowell Cree, Members of the ing of the board will be held Marilyn Chapter No. 145 Eastern Star and J. C. Kim on February 4 at the home of Mrs. Kenneth J. Golliet. Mrs. OES will meet Monday even mel, Walter Kay, Ervin Pet Mrs. Lowell Cree at 10 A. M. George A. Ramp of Brooks is ing, January 13 at 8 p. m. at erson, Verne Clark and Veryl the grandmother whose ring the IOOF hall, with Mr. and Hoover members of the Mas was worn for the occasion. Mrs. Verne Clark, W. P. and onic lodge. Parents of the bridegroom are W. M. presiding. The next meeting of the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boots of This will be a Friendship Board will be held on Thurs Missoula, Mont Night with Barzllla Chapter, day evening, February 6. The Rev. Arne V. Magnuson of Albany; Salem Chapter, Sal place will be announced later. ficiated at the 1:30 p.m. cere em; Chadwick of Salem; Ra Refreshments were served mony in the Mehama Com mona of Silverton and Adah by the hostess. Present were munity Church. of Independence Invited as Mr. and Mrs. Very] Hoover, For her wedding, the bride guests. Mrs. Donald Carlson, Airs. chose an A-line skimmer of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Horner linen, with modified Chantilly All members of the Eastern Lowell Cree, Charles Kelly, J. Star in the community are cor-1C. Kimmel and Mr. and Mrs. hosted a wedding shower Sun lace at scalloped neck and dially invited to attend. Clarke. day for newlyweds, Mr. and hemline and on the bell type Mrs. Pat O’Neil, who were sleeves. Her floor length veil married at the Seventh Day of silk illusion fell from a adventist church on Saturday. matching lace crown. After the opening of gifts, She carried a nosegay of pictftres of the group were miniature white spider chry taken and refreshments were santhemums, centered by a served. cluster of white phaleanopsis Those attending were the orchids, and accented with ce Horners, the honored couple, dar greens and ribbon stream Mrs. Carol Dodge, Mrs. Ruth ers of pale yellow and lime Dodge, Connie and LeEtta green flocked ribbon. Her Sarff, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ken- necklace with diamond pen- line and children, Mrs. John Kenline and girls, Mrs. Ray Brannan and children, Mrs. Orval Horner and girls, Mrs. Pe+ersons Spend June Perryman, Mrs. Myrtle Weed, Danny Horner, Elvin Holiday In California Horner. William and Helen Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Peter Ray and Lee Olmstead. son returned Friday from George Air Force base after spending Christmas with their Safe Drivers can grandson, Staff Sgt. and Mrs. qualify for this Russell W. Page and family. Other relatives attending the holiday dinner at the Page a/t/11'"' home were Don Page, father of Russell and his sister, Pam ela; Lloyd Logan and daugh ter Glenda, father and sister of Mrs. Page. Mr. Peterson said the roads Do you hiv» ■ good Mfe driving were very bad on the trip rtcord? Then this revolutionary down, having to use chains for and realistic auto policy is for you! almost 150 miles of the trip. It rewards safe drivers with lower They were in the Redding, premium costs and special features. California area where the For example: You enjoy lowest snow was so heavy some roofs possible cost immediately... with were collapsing. On the return further discounts for safe driving trip home the roads were all years. Premiums are paid quar clear. However, the trip was terly with no penalty surcharge. marred somewhat by the fact This top-quality protection is that both Mr. and Mrs. Peter backed by THE HOME INSURANCE son contacted flu but have now COMPANY, famous for fast, fair recovered. Miss Harriet Golliet Marries Ben L. Boots in December 22 Ceremony Help us, Mother. Teach your child to dial operator in an emergency We hope your children will never need to call for help. But it's good to teach them to dial zero for Operator and just as soon as they can learn. You’ll feel better and so will we when your children know how to dial "Zero” for operator and help. Ray Horners Host Shower for Newly Married Couple s DIFFERENT MONEY-SAVING AUTO POLICY! Dividends Paid Quarterly ■ Your savings at First Federal will earn more in 1969 because divi dends will be compounded and paid four times a year, both on pass book savings and certificates. Here is what this means to you: 4.75% passbook savings held a year earn 4.83% 5% Savings Certificates in one year earn 5.09% 5.25% Investors Certificates mature at.. 5.35% Insured for Safety by F.S.L.I.C. MAIN OFFICE: 231 SOUTH ELLSWORTH. ALBANY BRANCH OFFICES AT LEBANON ANO STAYTON settlement of claims. , To get all the facts—and further information on additional features including a 5-year con- Mariana Severs Hosts tinuation guarantee. phone or come hi todiy! Bid or Bunch Club dant was a gift from the bride groom. Mrs. Roger Dunn was ma tron of honor; Miss Yvonna Crandall, maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Misses Barbara Schell and Donna Boots, sister of the bridegroom. Candlelighters were Misses Cathy Prichard and Phyllis Smith. All wore A-line gowns of lime green embroidered lin en net with pale yellow taffeta lining and matching bow headpieces. Carla and Brian Theiss were flower girl and ringbearer. Lieutenant Randall Mickey was best man. Ushers were Charles Bradley, Dale Cran dall III, John Crandall, Lieu tenant Junior Grade Douglas Eubanks and Ensign Larry Thompson. A reception followed at Me hama Community Hall. Cutting the cake were Mrs. G. W. Coffman and Mrs. Inez Crook with Mrs. R. E. Golliet, Mrs. Robert Ramp and Mrs. G. V. Christiansen pouring. Assisting were Mrs. Dale Crandall and Mrs. Leonard Waller. Miss Bonnie Christiansen was in charge of the guest book and the gifts were re ceived by Jo Lee Benson. An interesting sidelight fol lowing the wedding was the ride from the Church to the hall, where the reception was held, by the young couple in Mrs. Golliet’s 1932 Victoria Chevrolet. The newlyweds, honeymoon ing at the Oregon Coast, will make their first home at Pen sacola, Fla., where Ensign Boots is a naval helicopter aviator. Community Calendar of Events i Wednesday, January 8— Order of Rainbow for girls 7:30. City council meet 8 p. m. Thursday, January 9— IOOF lodge at hall 8 p. m. Garden Club will meet for a 1 o'clock dessert luncheon at the Clyde Phillips home. Monday, January 13— Marilyn Chapter 145 OES 8 Marlena Severs hosted the GOLD KEY Bid or Bunch pinochle club at P M. her home Monday evening Lions club dinner meeting AUTO POLICY with Sherry Baldwin, Joyce at hall 6:30 P. M. Trout and Bobbi Budlong as guests. Sponsored as a public service The hostess served dessert before the evening of cards. Linda Bastuscheck won the high prize; Linda Sanders, pin ochle: Rilla Schaffer received J. C. Kimmel E. L. Davis the door prize and Sherry Baldwin, low. Owners The next party will be Jan Phone 897-2345 Ph. 897-2345 Mill City uary 20 at the home of Mrs. Schaffer. J. C. Kimmel - Ed L. Davis Salem Mobile QUALITY JOB PRINTING | Owners Ph. YP2-2600 Phone 897-2772 or 897-2930; I I HILL INSURANCE AGENCY HILL INSURANCE AGENCY
