Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 4

FACE ALBANY DEMOCRAT-HERALD. OREGON SATURDAY. MARCH 1M3 -V IK 7 1 "'I i i si' 4: .1 1 A I I "'): a i Mrs. Clifford (Linda R. Kenneth O'Brien Miss Margaret Dooley (Engaged to Mr.

Bank) (Photo ajr riihor Photograph) Mr. and Mrs. (Julianne Miss Young, Harrisburg Church Scene Of Recent Nuptials HARRISBURG The Christian Church was the set Wed At Methodist Church ting for the double ring ceremony that united in mar: riage Miss Linda R. Bierly and Clifford D. Lindsey on Saturday, March 16, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

Yellow Miss Julianne Young, Corvallis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Young, Route 1, Albany, and Kenneth C. O'Brien, Mill Valley, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William 1 wtmm mini I iiiiini iii i mJ i i i i fc flowers and greenery arranged in large baskets tied with yellow bows and lighted candles formed a background for the ceremony. Dr, William Siefke, former pastor of C. O'Brien, North Holleywood, were united in marriage on Sunday, March 17, at 3 clock in the afternoon at the First Methodist church. Rev.

Harold Shell-hart officiated at the double ring service. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton F. Long (Rosemary Knight) ky Jurtia Studio) Young) (Whitnidt Photo) Mr.

O'Brien with accents' of beige and green in her accessories. A corsage of white carnations completed her costume. The couple will be at home at i 43 Molino Mill Valley, The bride was graduated from I Albanv Union HiPh school and was graduated March 15 from Oregon Stale University in education. The bridegroom was graduated from North Hollywood High school and attended Whittier College in Whittier. Calif twn vears hpfore entering Oregon State University ihavine been craduated with a de- He is now a mechanical engineer with Standard Oil company of California.

Stanton F. Long Takes Bride In Vancouver The bride, given in mar riage by her father, wore a biscuit brown woolen suit with matching shoes, gloves and purse and pearl and gold acces sories and a hall veil ot beige net held with velvet bows. Her bouquet was of white hyacinths, fleur amour and snowdritl chrysan themums. Miss Sally Young was the only attendant for her sister. She wore a street length dress of turquoise and carried a bouquet of yellow daisies and chrysanthemums Ronald Johnson, Oregon State On Sunday, March 17, at the First Methodist church Dr.

Frank Brown officiating Miss Rosemary Knight, Vancouver, exchanged her nu- ptial vows with Stanton F. Long, Albany. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E.

Knight, Vancouver, and Mr. Long is the son of Mrs. M. Speaker Gives RoDOrt FfOSt TQlK Mrs. Lester Jones extended the hospitality of her home for the Modern Traveler) club meeting last Saturday afternoon.

Assisting! her in. serving an after-luncheon dessert were Mrs. Everett Wlllard and Mrs. Jane Thomas. Mrs.

willard opened the meet-i ing by reading an article on "The) Art of Happiness." by Wilfred Daiswenn Pull ull t( PlirrMlt events was answered by 23 mem berj. Mrs. W. Floyd Holbrook of the special music committee asked our hostess to play several organ selections. Mrs.

Jones played "To a Wild Rose." by MacDowell and Prelude in Flat," by Edward Reed. Miss Zella Burkhart presented the program, which was a biography of Robert Frost, whose death occurred January 29 of this University, was best man andjgree in engineering. He is a mem-Michael Harmon, also of OSU wasiber 0f Kappa Sigma fraternity and the usher." Both are fraternity I honorary fraternities in engineer-borthers of the bridegroom. ing Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Tau. 1 D.

Lindsey Bierly) (Photo by Blohm) orange blossoms. She wore a pendant nicklace of gold. She carried bouquet of white carnations and, yellow rosebuds. The tiara and veil was a keepsake of her sister's and on her right hand she wore the wedding band of her paternal grandmother. Mrs.

Don Price was matron of honor and wore a textured gown of gold accented by matching double bow hat and pleated beige cummerbund and carried a bouquet of white carnations with yellow rosebuds. Miss Lynette Smith of Longview was the bridesmaid and Miss Sharon Bridges, Roseburg, was the candlelighter. Each was dressed the same as the matron of honor. Flower girls were the Misses Karen and Cheryl Watford. Portland.

Both are nieces of the bride. BeS' m8n W8S Philip A. Atkiqa and the ushers were Dale Lind- (Continued on Pfa Column S) MIRACLE MIRACLE of WHITE OF CALIF. 4 o'clock in the afternoon at in Vancouver, with at the double ring service, Miss Terrl Lynn Rutkowski niece of the bride, wearing a pink dress and carrying a nosegay of pink and white flowers, was the flower girl. Dalton Plunkett, Albany, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, was best man.

Ushers were Eldred Myers, Mark Kronsteiner, Gary Elkins, Albany, and Mike Robison, Vancouver, Wash. Mrs. Don Holsappie was the organist and Mrs. J. Manning Nelson was the vocalist.

For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Knight chose a blue brocaded satin sheath dress with matching hat, and accessories. Her corsage was of pink orchids. The bridegroom's mother wore a beige brocaded taffeta with matching hat and shoes and gloves and her corsage was of pale green orchids. The church was decorated with pink gladioli and white stock arranged in tall baskets.

Lighted candles in candelabra also added to the scene. Immediately following the cere- "wy reception was held in Ja Lee had of tne church with mnrm ml. Centering the bride's table was year, at the age of 88 years. whitt Biblei Miss Dooley Engaged To Bruce Banke The engagement of Mitt Marga ret. A.

Dooley to Bruce Eldon Banke, wag recently made known by the bride-elect Mr. and Mri. Frank W. Dooley. Mr.

Banke it the eon of Mr. and Mn. E. Banke of Brownsville. The wedding date has been set for June 15, Miss Dooley was graduated from Albany Union High school in I960 and is presently employed as a clerk in the district court of Linn county Mr.

Banke was graduated in t54 from Sweet Home Union High school and attended the University of Oregon at Eugene, and Boise Cnlljia rwhfnrw hti fmir nf duly with the U. S. Marine Corps, He j(j mrolM 0rtgon State University and it also sports editor of the Albany Democrat- Herald. Songsters Give large Party LEBANON One of the larger social events of the week was the dessert card party arranged by the Santiam Songsters at the Americun Legion hall. A group of 150 played cards and enjoyed a concert by the auxiliary's women's singing organization Monday afternoon.

Mrs. Ernest Ross won the door prize. Mrs. Donna Crenshaw won first prize in bridge, Mrs. E.

Scott was low. Mrs. Mina Northrop was high in pinochle and C. C. Wilson, low.

During the informal concert the group tang under the direction of Mrs. Hugh Kirkpatrtck. Mrs. Kenneth Kirkelie was accompanist. 5 1 1 1 v.

i Delta Chi Chapter Hold Party For Rushees Monday A business meeting wan held in the hospitality room of the AAsum Funeral home on Monday, March 1, by memberi of Delta Chi chap ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, national philanthropic and social sorority. Seven member and ten rushers were present, Plan were made for the monthly tocial meeting which will be a recipe exchange tale on March 25, to be held at the home of Cecelia Warren. Another colorful event this month will be a Pledge Pin ceremony and luncheon to be held at the Candlelight restaurant on Saturday. March 23. Byron Krog, director of the Crippled Children i l- i.

kl t.uK"". guest speaker and will show mo let of the school, which is the sorority's philanthropic project. At the close of the meeting a white elephant sale was held to add a few dollars to the chap ter's treasury. Miss Molly Fish showed sli dee of her trip to Europe last summer. A light lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs.

Kye Blanchard and! co-hostess Linda Taylor to the Mesdames: Ray Berry, Gene Fisher, Vera Lillie, Nancy Marvosh, Robert Taylor and Martin Warren. The guests were the Mesdames: Richard Ball. Curt Don McCrary, Ken Mullet, Pete Peterson, Max Po and Bobbi Smith and the Misses: Sharon Copsey, Molly Fisher and Pam Sparks. Dacroa filled pillows ate popular because they are comfortable, Inexpensive, and completely washable. Use medium hot soap or detergent suds and rinses.

i i 't V.V;. i Di. si.ari "Man of Simplicity and Under standing. She read several poems from his books as well as many other short poems written in his later IK, MZ: UMe tumm "Th Ii in nittrl0ht U'hll'h! were Mr. Frost recited at the John Kennedy inauguration.

E. Hart, Albany For her wedding the bride chose a wedding gown Of embroidered organza with a three-tiered skirt made entrain. The long sleeves of the dress ended in points over the wrists. Her bouffant veil of Illusion was held in place with a crown of seed pearls. She wore an heirloom gold cross that had belonged to her maternal grandmother.

She carried a shower bouquet centered with a white orchid and carried from her paternal grand mother. Mrs. John A. Rutkowski, sister of the bride, Vancouver, was the matron of honor. Bridesmaids Mrs.

Dalton Plunkett, Al- Miss Janell Jones, Albany; Miss Esther Andrus, Canby, the latter i. Ji i turquoise. Matching tose-culored headdresses were also worn and A larce tiered anniversary cake centered the reiresnmem lawt. Serving the cake were Mrs. Ceorge Mcpherson.

Mrs. FTank Crosby,) Mrs Hlef PourUl 4 the Harrisburg Christian church and dean of men at Northwest Christian College of Eugene performed the ceremony. At the beginning of the ceremony Rev. Rex R. Jones, pastor of the christian church read the scrip- Genesis and later fa tne ceremony reaa soiomon 10-12 and Ruth 1:16.

The bride was dressed in a white wedding gown of brocaded taffeta made full length with scalloped sleeves and neckline with a low- ered waistIin- Her veil was net and was edged with lace and held in place by a tiara of pearlized Have you noticed fresh scratches nn vm.r furniture' If so. trv this simnlp rmoHv tlin nwJ salt and run on tne marks. MAJESTICS separates TICKING, POPLIN. INDIAN PLAID, See our other famous brands STAG, MISS PAT. GRAFF a I in Mrs Willed the mem- and Miss DUmt Rober(li Van-bers of the wlwation District N.

LUVKi Wi8 I convention on April 2 in the Fellowship hall of the First Method Attendants Dress Alike 1st church. This group will be in All attendants were attired in hn-iA IuKIm titr I Mrs. William Kurtz played the wedding music on the church pipe organ. Nearly 50 relatives and close friend? witnessed the ceremony. For her daughter's wedding the bride's mother wore a street length dress ensemble of royal blue taffeta and accessories of matching colors and a corsage of white orchids.

The bridegroom's mother wore a beige woolen suit with matching accessories and a corsage of white orchids. Baskets ot yellow chrysanthemums were placed inside the chancel rail. After the ceremony the reception was held in the fellowship hall. Baskets filled with yellow chrysanthemums were used and the bride's table was centered with the wedding cake and spring flowers. Mrs.

Dean Myers and daughter, Kathy, assisted by Mrs. Orville Lane were at the serving table. The new Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien left on a wedding trip to southern California, traveling by automobile to be gone a week.

For traveling he bride wore her wedding suit To PTA Group Frank Ray, director of the Al- 1 I -v lpanmeni. was speaker at the meeting of the Albany Union High iSchool P.T.A. on March IS. Rfv foipfa Hawthorne of the Whitespires Presbytenan church Mve the invocation Mrs. Wade salute.

Officers elected to serve for the ik. Mr. ii.n 7.h Luther as chairman Mrs. Stanley- Bavlis will be hostess for the April 6 club meet-'each attendant carried an arm ing. at which an Easter program bouquet of pink tinted chrysan-will be preeettled ithemurns with pink bows.

an arrangement of pink carnations matching scarf and flowered hat and white stock. Cutting the cakej was Mrs. Jack Nicholson with I Mrs. Ken Raley assisting. Pouring TranK KOy dpeOKS HOME OF FASHION OPEN AH 12 95 jWiM FRIDAY I Wk itilm Mr.

and Mrs. Charles F. Snider Celebrate 50th Wedding Date 'i IV -sum-hito the er. Mrs. Oscar Swander.

Mrs. Ed-trfnnr i LEBANON More than 200! gin-Ms srweo. sir. ana Mrs. Charles F.

Snider on the occasion ot their 50th wedduig anniversary; Sumiay afternoon March 17 luM Af LL fiito rraVJi; tween the hours ot 1 and 5 noiiie 01 tne coupies son-in-iaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Alhanv March U1MJ. She is the er A.gw irorge. nt I 1 f' oress wim ruu icngtn coat ot force.

Mrs. Vera Morgan. MrsJtWbmo mrJi.u. coitee were Mrs. Kaipn langan and Mrs.

Ernest Detlefsen, cousin of the bride. Mrs. Paul Freeman was at the punch bowl. Miss Shar on Plotner was in charge of the J.TZ: "7 7.r and Miss Nancy Stevers were in charge of the gifts. ure a tugeie The newlyweds left on a wed- vion.

ox. r-- Imatchmn hat and black oatwit bououet comoleted her be at homTia Eene. where both art cf 1 Jdnt I 'nit Aniln a fugene. She is a member of Gam- I t.iay Coltt Mrj, V4ra Rudisil. Mrs.

Mrs. Donald nflW Swtndtri Mrs. Chester inn. in il TO! Ill Rnn r.mnU Vlr. Stockton; secertary.

Mrs. Demil Harper; and treasurer, Mrs. Don- pnor .0 .0 Lehanon. Mr.jthumtw MrJ QtM DurUm. Snider is a retired logger.

They (our rimJchildrn alsolcwgon are the parwis of Mrs. Dtirtam Mptd with; The br.de was graduated from and Mrs Howard Newton of Ion Newton and Rod Rulam as-j Hudson Bay High achooL Vancou-eord, tahf. Mr. and Mrs Newton S1tm the rooms: Susan 'ver. and will be graduated and son David we in Lebanon rirUm and Clara Campbell beid th June from the I'wversilv at -vr mm Miss Rosamend Almon.

The Sni-t the guest book. ZJtt Mgnmg the guejt book tnt ma Phi Beta national social sor- For her wedding1 annerary friends from Salem. Albaay. New-; orrty. (Mrs.

Snider was seen in a pale berg. Carvalhs. Independence.) The bridegroom was graduated irose hrocade sheath dress. An or- Dallas. Toledo.

Four Mile. The from Albany I'nion High schoul chid eore was pinned on her Dalles, Spokane. and Sac- and will be" graduated this sum-! shoulder. Spruig flowers and Calif. Mrs.

Emma Mor-'mer and from the Lmversity and jtow dallodiis were used as roam gan. 1 years old. was here fromjmdl study law at the Lmversity Albany to greet the guWeaweds-jneit lalL I I I "J- Mir it- 1 liir Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.

Snider (Married Years).