Director
' Visits Aux.
On March 11. Helen Hubbard.
' Giants Pass, distnct director ot
Lions Auxiliaries, was enter
tained by members of the Toketee
Ladies Auxiliary at dinner in
the Round Table Room of the
Winema Hotel.
The dinner was followed by a
joint meeting with the Klarriath
Falls Lions Auxiliary at the home
oj Mrs. W. C. Davis where Mrs.
Hubbard gave her district reports.
;Toketee women at the dinner
included .Mrs. Barney Cavan
augh, Mrs. James Misfelt, Mrs.
Preston Card, Mrs. Ellis Ochs,
Mr. Harvey Denham and Mr.
Paul Surprenant.
The regular meeting of Toke
tee Auxiliary was March 28 at the
home of Mrs. Ellis Ochs.
Guest speaker was Dr. Jim
Noel. His topic was fluoridation.
A meeting of the nominationg
committee for next year's officers
uas planned.
I CCA awards were also d i s-
Dunsmuir AFS
Names Slate
DL'NSMl'lR -The Dunsmuir
Chapter of the American Field
rvice recently named officers
to serve the coming year
Mrs. J. W. Reynolds was elected
president. She will be assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. Jack s'amueUon,
home and student body adjust
ment; Robert Wright, finance:
Roger Ellis. Americans abroad
coordinator: Delwin Poe and Mrs
Burton Coon, faculty advisers, and
Mrs. J. M. Kelby, recording sec
retary.
.Applications have been sent to
the New York headquarters of
the AFS asking that another for
eign student be sent to Dunsmuir
this fall, Mrs. Sam Burton, out
going chapter president, reported.
Dunsmuir is currently hosting
Carlos Leiva, Santiago, Chile, its
sixth foreign student.
cussed and it uas announced that
the auxiliary had won third prize
each time.
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LAKEVIEW A lovely bride
of March 30 in Eugene was Susan
Lee Wilbur, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. William Penn Wilbur of Lake-
view.
She was married in a single
ring ceremony to Thomas Logan
Hemingway, son of Mr. and Mrs.
.lames R. Hemingway of San Ma
teo, Calif., at 2 oclock in the
afternoon, at the Central United
Presbyterian Church. The clergy
men were the Rev. Wayne Julier,
formerly of Lakeview and now
of the First Presbyterian Church
at Gold Beach, and the Rev.
George Ashvvood of the Eugene
church.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her1 father, wore a
full length gown of nylon sheer
organza with short sleeves. A
dainty ivy applique design
trimmed the neckline and down
both sides of the full skirt. The
neckline at the back .was empha
sized with a bow trim. The
headpiece of satin and pearlized
flowers held a bouffant veil of
silk illusion which descended just;
below the shoulders. Her bouquet
was of white bud roses and
chrysanthemum with .ivy. Her
heirloom keepsake was a Swiss
petit point handkerchief from her
grandmother, and a 1940 penny
lor good luck.
Her attendants were Janet
Greenbaum of Bellevievv, Wash.,
maid of honor; Jeanelte (Mrs.
Ravel Robinson of Beaverton;
Sally Jo (Mrs. Theodore! Good
ing of Salem, and Roxanne Brown
of Salem. They were all attired
in similar frocks of pale yellow
organza, street length, with a white
embroidery panel down the front
and trimming the sleeves. A small
bow marked the waistline at both
front and bock. Their flowers
were yellow and white daisies
with yellow roses and ivy.
Best man was William Moore
of Belvedere-Tiburon, Calif. Ush
ers were Theodore J. Gooding,
Donald Neu and David Amoroso
of San Mateo, Calif.; Robert lla-
kala of White Sands, Wash., Pedcr
Knudsen of Orincla, Calif.; and
Samuel Far Carmel. Calif.
The decorations at (lie church
included a large bowl of white
gladioli and greenery, and white
pew bows.
At the reception which followed
in the Village Green Room of
the Eugene Hotel the theme of
yellow and while was carried
out by the floral arrangement1;
with ivy centerpieces and green
erv.
The wedding cake was served
by Mrs. Wlater I. Wilbur of
Sheridan, an aunt of the bride.
She was assisted by Mrs. Joseph
Collins. Also aunts of the bride
were Mrs. James Lamberson of
Zenith, Wash., serving the cof
fee, and Mrs. Robert L. Leigh-!
ton. Eugene, pouring the tea. Ann
Leighton and Patricia Leighton
were at the gift table. Attending
the guest book was Mrs. Robert
Joseph Jr., of Salem.
Starting on a wedding trip to'
the Oregon coast, the bride
changed to a beige and white
wool tweed two-piece suit with
bone patent shoes and bag and
white hat and gloves. The couple
returned to Salem on April
where they are residing at 1136
Leslie Street.
The bride is a graduate of Lake
view High School and the Uni
versity of Oregon w here she was
affiliated with Kappa Alpha Thetn
sorority.
The bridegroom is a law stu
dent at Willamette University it
Salem where he is affiliated with
Sigma Chi. and Delta Thela Phi,
a legal fraternity.
The bride's grandmother. Mrs.
Robert A. Leighton of Eugene
arranged the flowers (or the re
ccption. The bride's mother chose
for the wedding a champagne silk
dress with yellow chiffon turban.
Her other accessories were in the
champagne shade and she wore
a corsage of tangerine flowers
fastened at the waist. Mrs. Hem
ingway was in a scagreen bro
cade taffeta rock with fuschia
chiffon turban and bone acces
sories. Her corsage was of baby
roses to match the shade of the
turban.
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LAKEVIEW GIRL IS BRIDE Mrs. Thomas Logan Hem
ingway is the former Susan Lee Wilbur, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. William Penn Wilbur of Lakeview. The March
30 nuptials took place at Central United Presbyterian
Church in Eugene. Photo by Fehly Studio, Eugene
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in many styles and silhouettes.
The natural or feminine look
means pumps, flats, walkers.
slingbacks in easy, fluid lines. It
calls for sun-drenched colors, in
single and multi-color effects.
It is interpreted in smooth and
suede leathers, grained and
brushed leathers, waxy and pat
ent leathers all made into foot-
Hattering shoes.
Opcned-up effect or closed-toe,
open-back or open-side shoes is
part of the new spring look at
ground level. Large portholes on
vamp or sides, slim slingback
straps or large vents are popular
variations of the open eflcct, as
are woven leathers, perforations
embroidered designs on vamp and
toe.
Big girls take to little girls
styles in a huge variety of strap
shoes asymmetric straps, T-
straps that connect at all points
of the shoe, and wide sabot straps
Casual footwear, led by mocca
sin flats and moccasin-front walk
ing shoes, appear in every type of
leather. Brushed leather, in flats
and occasionally in boot shoes, is
a new casual favorite. In keeping
with the trend to lighter shoos,
these casuals are made in brushed
split leather. The leather has lit
erally been split thinned down
to lighten the shoe and add great
er flexibility while retaining dura
bility.
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It will be o pleasure for us to show
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New Pins, Earrings, Necklaces and Bracelets
m'nlompnt all the SDrina fashions.
Toes and heels hold few sur
prises. Rounded toe is seen chief
ly on casual and walking shoes,
pointed toe on daytime and eve
ning shoes, square toe in late-day
and suit shoes. Heels tend to be
lower, except for more formal
occasions and costumes.
Warm blues, strawberries and
greens and a wide variety of neu
trals make color .news. Joining
bone and white among dressy neu
trals are mushroom, oatmeal and
sage green.
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prettiest is white fabric with nar
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throat. The coral sweeps out in a
ttpered oval to cover most of the'
vamp.
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MAN OF THE MONTH"
We salute J. H. Crismon, district manager,
Klamath Falls, for leading all agents in the
sale of life and accident and health insur
ance for the month of March in the State
of Oregon.
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