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2 —Tb«' Mill City Enterprim*, Thursday, June 22, 1972 ‘UJomatth Pa$e Norma J. Long, Woman's Page Editor Phone 897-2772 Madalyn Smith and Ken Tower, Jr. Wed In Salem June 10 Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise Brings Results—Try It Every Week Guess who’s coming ? » 5 IDANHA St. Joseph’s Church. Salem, was the set- ; ting for the wedding of Miss Madalyn Ruth Smith and Ken- I neth Aaron Tower, Jr. on June the 17th. Father Frank W Cal- lan. S. J officiated at the 9 ; p. m. rites and a reception fol-' lowed in the school cafeteria of the church The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smith of Cottage Grove, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Kenneth Tower Sr.; and the late Mi. Tower of Idanha. I The bride made her em- bossed satin gown and full length illusion veil held by a Juliet cap trimmed in seed pearls, The dress was styled with leg-o-mutton sleeves en-I hanced with beaded seed pearl I I trim and a brush train. She. carried a bouquet of white roses, ivy and gypsophila. For : | •‘something old” the bride wore I her maternal grandmother’s | engagement ring. Mrs Frank Storey was her i sisters honor matron and Mrs. | Stanley Groleau. Mrs. Michael Lyon and Miss Patty Tower, I sister of the bridegroom, were the bridesmaids. They wore green and blue floral print dresses with green satin sashes. They carried. nosegays of white daises. Dennis Tower was best man for his brother. Ushers were; , Frank Storey. Douglas Spencer I and Vincent Drago. The bride is a graduate of Detroit High School and Ore gon College of Education. She taught school at Waldo Jr i High. Salem. Mr. Tower is al-1 so a graduate of Detroit school | and attended Mt. Hood Com GATES — A Saturday after munity College. He is employ noon wedding at St. Edwards and coat ensemble with white ed at Green Veneer Inc.; Idan Catholic church in Salem, accessories and a white orchid. The bridegroom’s mother ha. united June Diane Kennedy Following a trip to Portland and Larry Dale Lietz in mar wore an orange knit dress I with orange and beige coat, and Eastern Oregon, the coup riage. le will make their home at The bride is the daughter of beige accessories and a white Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baechler orchid. The reception after the cere of Gates. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Lietz, mony was held in the parish hall with Delores Throneber of McMinnville. The bride’s gown was floor ry, aunt of the bride, and Pat length chiffon over satin with; ty Hoquail, sister of the groom, bodice of venice lace. Her veil cutting the cake. Agnes Stan was shoulder length falling ton poured coffee with Kathy from a cluster of daisies and Gramlick and Maxinc Wright she carried a bouquet of white serving at the punch bowl. For her going away outfit, daisies, red roses, and blue bachelor buttons. For the tra the bride chose a red, white ditional something old, the and blue three piece suit with bride wore her grandmother’s matching accessories. Follow 50-year-old white sapphire ing a short wedding trip to Central Oregon, the couple ring. The ceremony was perform- will be at home in Salem after I ed by Father Taaffe, organist June 20. was Jerry Tobia, taper lighters j Larry is employed as a I were Debbie Walker and Da- i draftsman and June as a Den tal assistant in a Salem office. > vid Gramlich. June’s father, Frank D Baechler, gave her in marriage. Local Folks Attend [ Her honor attendant was Diane i I Rush, wearing a floor length ' Shrine Ceremonial ’ gown of red and white dotted Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jen- swiss and carrying a single. kins and Sally, Mr. and Mrs. long stem red rose. Jacque Stanley Chance, Mr. and Mrs. Wright was bridesmaid wear Lowell Cree and Joe Bowes ing a gown identical to the I attended the Al Kader Shrine honor maid. Jodi Weathers was ceremonial in Salem June 10. I flower girl and Mark Weath- The festivities started with , ers was ring bearer. a 7 o’clock breakfast for the The bride’s mother made all ladies at the Original Pan ! the gowns for the wedding. cake House and at Randall's Serving as best man was Chuck Wagon for the men. Arnie Chupp and ushers were A parade was held at 10:30 Bill Thompson and Brian Cut- a. m. with the Al Kader Shrine . ler. Band from Portland, Al Kader ' The bride’s mother wore a Shrine Drill team, Mounted blue and white shantung dress posse, clowns and over 100 new candidates taking part. Following the parade the Methodist Women men were served luncheon at the Elks club and the rest of Meet at Olmstead their meeting was at Willam Home Tuesday ette gymnasium. Don Jenkins and Lowell LYONS-Mrs. Arthur Olm- i stead was hostess Tuesday af Cree were among the new ternoon for the 1:30 meeting candidates. ________________ The ladies had their lunch- of the United Methodist _____ Wom- en at her home. The meeting j e °n in the Oregon Room at i was opened with devotions by' Meier & Franks followed by Mrs Florence Darling with a a fashion show, discussion of world affairs_________ -------------------------------- Mrs Alex Bodeker. delegate Women's Golf Club to the Oregon-Idaho confer- , , . — o. I t ence in Salem, gave a short! Hosts To Pineway Club summary of the meeting. Members of the Santiam Plans were made to work at Women’s Golf club hosted the parsonage Tuesday. June Lebanon’s Pineway club for a • • 20, to get it ready to rent, visitation Tuesday, June 13 A also to work getting rummage luncheon followed nine holes I ready for sale which will be of play. Pineway winners were Betty i Friday, June 30. Plans were also made for Spier, K. P. on tt8; Edna Mor- I the annual picnic to be held gan, L. D. on «9; Irene Romeo. at the Glen Julian home Tues L. D on ttl8; Low Gross, Pearl Evans with a 52 and Low day, July 11. Present for the meeting were Mildred Sutter with a 38. Santiam winners were: Ma- Mmes. Wilson Stevens, Ches ter Riggs, Glenn Julian, Ralph rie Galloway, L. D on tfO; Downer, Alex Bodeker, Roy Ruth Tohl, L. D. on ttl8; Doris Wright, Mrs. Florence Darling, Barger. K. P. on tt8; Mabel Mrs. Rachael Olmstead, Mrs. Pendleton, K. P. on ttl7; Low Mill City .Oregon Leona Gunn, Mrs. Eva Bressler Gross, Carol Franz with a 42 and the hostess, Mrs. Olm and Low Net, Betty Cox with stead. a 33 June Diane Kennedy Married Saturday Mrs. Cree Honored At Surprise Coffee Mrs. William Lyness enter tained at a surprise coffee last Wednesday morning honoring Mrs. Lowell Cree, outgoing Worthy Matron of Marilyn Chapter #145 OES Mrs Cree will be celebrating her birth day next week while attend ing Grand Chapter in Portland Mrs Cree was honored with a birthday card shower and since she has been elected to serve the chapter as secretary for the ensuing year each one present brought her a gift of a ball point pen. She received one of almost every color and shape made. After opening the gifts and the group singing “Happy Birthday,*’ Mrs. Lyness served coffee and hot sweet rolls. She was assisted by her daughter, Cathy, and Mrs. Cree’s two granddaughters, Patty and Sue McClintock. Attending were Mrs. Cree, Mrs. Bertha Geesman. Mrs. Kate Doble, Mrs. Pat McClint ock. Mrs. Marion Dorothy. Mrs. Muriel Phillips, Mrs. Gladys Lake. Mrs. Agnes Carlson. Mrs. Ruby Brisbin. Mrs. Dorothy Peterson, Mrs. Pauline Han sen, Mrs. Mabel Yankus, Mrs. Gordie Garton, Mrs. Addie French. Mrs. Jane Moore. Mrs Mary Gulliford, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark, Mr and Mrs. Danny Moore, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens, Stacey Crosier from Concordia, Ca., Patty and Sue McClintock, Ca thy Lyness and the hostess, Mrs. William Lyness. Discuss Kiddie Parade At Jayceette Meeting Mrs. Rodney Syverson was hostess for the Thursday even ing. June 15, meeting of the Mill City Jayceettes. There were five members present. Plans were discussed for July 4th Kiddies Parade. The entry fee will be ten cents and cracker jacks will be giv en to each parade entrant. It was announced the Jay ceettes would be sending food, along with the Lions Auxiliary, to feed the Seabees Saturday who would be working at the new City Park. The next meeting of the group will be June 29 at the home of Mrs. Jack Bain at 7:30 p. m. Communion Service Set for Sunday at Presbyterian Church It was announced during Sunday morning services at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Luther Kurtz that the Communion Service will be observed Sunday, June 25. Special guests of Rev. and Mrs. Kurtz last Sunday i n eluded his sister. Mildred Erl- ler, of Vista, Ca.. which is in the San Diego area, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Gardener, friends from Woodburn Estates. Oth ers present at the Sunday morning service were Mr and Mrs. Ed Patterson, active Pres byterians. who usually spend a part of the summer months at Santiam Lodge. An additional announcement stated that Clair and Ruth Denman of Guadalajara, Mex ico, well known missionaries who have been sponsored by the local church in the past and who have visited here sev eral times, will be luncheon guests of the membership on Sunday, July 16, and it is hop- ed that everyone interested will keep that date open.____ Community Calendar of Events Thursday, .lune 22— IOOF Lodge # 144 meets at lodge hall at 8 p. m. FOE # 3384 Aerie and Auxil iary meetings at Lodge at 8 p. m. Saturday, June 24— Mill City Masonic Lodge 50th Anniversary Banquet and Reception at the IOOF hall at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday, June 28— Santiam Chapter of AARP will meet at 7:30 p. m. at the Santiam High School Auditor ium. Sponsored as a public service By MADISON & DAVIS Insurance Agency, Inc 493 Third Street Stayton See Us For AU General Lines of Insurance Phone 769-6311 NOTICE Subscribers, please check the label on your Enterprise this week. 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