Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 39

Statesman, Salem, June 4, '72 (Sec. A)-3 Sue Corey to Be Installed New Queen of Bethel 48 Saturday Fine Arts Calendar BUSH HOUSE-BUSH BARN Bush Barn Opens Tuesday, June 6, Paintings and drawings by Eugene artist Tom Cappuccio. Hours 9:30 to 5, Tuesday through Friday. 1 to 5, Saturday and Sunday. Bush House Hours 12-5 Tuesday through Sat-: urday, 2-5 Sunday.

THE WINDOW GALLERY Watercolors and mixed media by Irene Charl- ton. Reception for the artist Sunday, June 4, 3-5 p.m. 1219 Commercial, S.E. Hours 12-5, Tuesday through Saturday. CAPITAL ARTISTS GALLERY 477 Court, N.E.

Hours 12-4 Tuesday through Saturday. OREGON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, MONMOUTH Annual Competitve Student Exhibition. Camp- bell Hall Gallery 805, Monday through Friday. Reception To Honor Holdorfs DALLAS The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

William Holdorf will be celebrated at a reception on Sunday, June 11 at the Woman's Club in Independence, 340 South 3rd St. Friends of the couple are invited to call between 2 and 5 p.m. and they ask there be no gifts. Hosts for the 50th anniversary party will be the couple's six children and their spouses. They include Mrs.

Dwight Holdorf of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Lettin of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Holdorf of Seattle, Mr.

and Mrs. Denton Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holdorf of Anchorage, Alaska and Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Ewing of Portland. The family also includes 15 grandchildren. The Holdorfs were married on June 12, 1922 in Greeley, Colo. They came to Oregon in 1939 and farmed at Sherwood until 1945 when they moved to a farm near Dallas. ''i Couple to Celebrate I 4 Miss Sue Corey, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. James E. Corey, will be installed as honored queen of Bethel 48, International Order of Job's Daughters at a ceremony on Saturday, June 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the Scottish Rite Temple. There will be a reception following the installation and the interested public is invited to attend both events.

A special ceremony will be used "With a Little Help From My Friends," written especially for the installation by Mrs. Jason Ashford and the reader will be Miss Pam McGilvary. Daughter hostess for the evening will be Miss Kalley Nelson. Hosts will be Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Behnke. Ushers will be Gene Parkins, Robert Crook, John R. Sohrt, John Taylor, Joe Warden and William Riley. Organ music will be provided by Mrs.

Grover Murphy. In charge of the guest book will be Mrs. Dan De-Roos, past honored queen of Bethel 48; programs, Kelly Riley and Debbie Sohrt. Candlelighters will be Kathy Battin and Sherry Jackson. Assisting with the flowers will be Mrs.

Thomas Gibbons, Mrs. Allen Lee and Mrs. William Freele. Installing Officers Miss Caryn Riley, the outgoing honored queen, will serve as the installing officer. She will be assisted by Misses Becky Lee, guide; Marsha Radke, marshal; Vickie Price, chaplain; Key Behnke, recorder; Cathy Wells, senior custodian; Vickie Nunnamaker, junior custodian; and Laurie Shel-ton, flag bearer.

Chemeketa Chapter, Order of DeMolay, Brian Fos-haug, master councilor will perform the crowning ceremony. Miss Virginia Kelsh, Miss Mary Corey and Mike Corey will be soloists. Officers to be installed with Miss Corey are Misses Jan Parkins, senior princess; Karen Sohrt, junior DALLAS Mr. and Mrs. William Holdorf will observe their 50th wedding anniversary at a reception on Sunday, June 11 at the Independence Woman's Club.

(Palmer's Studio) Past Matrons, OES To Install New Officers Friday SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. William Merriott will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at an open house on Sunday, June 11. The are inviting tneir friends and relatives to call at their country place, Route 1, Box 133, Silverton, Highway 213, between 1 and 5 p.m. The couple asks there be no gifts.

The Merriotts were married in Corvallis on June 8, 1922 and have spent all their married life in Salem, Wood-burn and Silverton. The goldenweds have one daughter, Loris Forest of Beaver Creek and three grandchildren. Before his retirement in 1962, Mr. Merriott was district manager for Portland General Electric Co. in the Woodburn district.

Since that time they have made their home on Abiqua Creek near Silverton. Mary-Martha Guild to Meet On Thursday The Mary-Martha Guild of St. John Lutheran Church will meet Thursday in the fellowship hall at 1 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Bertha Blume, Mrs.

Cathy Hempelmann and Mrs. Ida Prince. Guest speaker will "be Rick Kraft, who will show pictures and tell about his experiences while serving in the Peace Corps in Costa Rica. Miss Sue Corey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James E. Corey, will be installed as honored queen of Bethel. 48, Job's Daughters on Saturday, June 10 at the Scottish Rite Temple. New officers will be installed at the dinner meeting of the Past Matrons Association, Eastern Star on Friday at the Golden Pheasant at 6 p.m. If you want to give a girl or a woman a going-away present, make a number of tiny satin sachet bags filled with their favorite Mrs.

Joseph Warden is the new president; Ronald Rossner, vice president; Mrs. Clyde E. Johnson, treasurer; and Mrs. Donald Nicholson, secretary. The committee for the June dinner includes Mrs.

To prevent a burned oven when fruit pies run over, place a large pan half full of water under the rack to catch the drippings. Fred Koken, chairman, Mrs. Rex W. Bentley, Mrs. Milton Blackman, Mrs.

Phil Schweizer and Mrs. Thomas E. Flanagan. A swinging door that is much used is often covered with fingermarks. To avoid constant cleaning, apply sprayon starch to the most used areas.

This will keep the door 'clean glossy and free of finger marks. princess; Debbie Taylor, guide; Barbara Crook, marshal; Sharon Gibbons, chap-Iain; Julie Wilson, treasurer; Man Morris, recorder; Jill Stiles, musician; Peggy Taylor, librarian; Karen Swan-son, Senior custodian; Laurie Settlemier, junior custodian. Other officers include Leslie Leppin, Shelly Anderson, Barbara Freele, Lori Hill, and Penny Nelson, messengers; Candv PhilliDS. inner uard; Lyn Coker, outer guard; Allyson Crook, assist- Scotts to Celebrate 60 Years i mm i ant recorder; Debie Livie, choir director; Cindy Barrett, lady of lights; Shireen Murphy and Andy Barrett, pages. Junior Bethel Junior Bethel officers will be: Misses Marilee Radke, chaplain; Janice Donohoe, treasurer; Sherry Jackson, recorder; Lori Turner, librarian; Sue Johnson, senior custodian; Caryn Riley, junior custodian; Andy Barrett, Debie Livie, Sue Habernicht, Shireen Murphy and Allyson Crook, messengers.

Teresa Copple, inner guard; Cindy Barrett, outer guard; Linda Treat, assistant recorder; Cede Koontz, choir director; Cathy Livie, lady of lights; Cathy Page and Becky Hunter, pages. At the reception, Mrs. Lenard Evans, past guardian of Bethel 48, Mrs. William Radke, Mrs. Robert Crook and Miss Jo Nell Logan will serve.

Mrs. Ivan Royse, past guardian of Bethel 48 and Mrs. Gene Parkins will pour. At the punch bowl will be Mrs. John Taylor and Mrs.

Roy Shelton. Mrs. John R. Sohrt will be in charge, of the reception assisted by Mrs. Joe Warden, past guardian of Bethel 48, Mrs.

Erwin Leppin, and Mrs. William Riley. Miss Debra Lane Is Bride of Mr. Cearley PHILOMATH The 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Scott will be celebrated at an open house on Sunday, June 11 at their home, 1446 Main Philomath. Friends of the couple are invited to call between 2 and 5 p.m. They ask there be no gifts. Hostesses for the anniversary party will be the couple's two daughters, Mrs. Fred Kirk of Corvallis and Mrs.

George Harris of Philomath. The Scotts were married on June 9, 1912 in Philomath, where they have resided ever since. Glue a heavy paper plate under your paint can or bucket before starting to paint. It will catch paint drips. best man for Mr.

Cearley and ushers were Harry Martin Phil E. Hale and Dale Gilbert. A reception followed in the Tabernacle. Mr. Cearley and his bride have gone to British Columbia on their honeymoon.

The couple will make their home in Salem. The bride is a secretary at the Vocational Rehabilitation Division and Mr. Cearley is employed at Moore Business Forms. At an eight o'clock ceremony at Faith Tabernacle on Saturday evening Miss Debra Ann Lane became the bride of Steven Bruce Cearley. Rev.

Donald C. Hale performed the eight o'clock service. The. bride is the daughter of Mrs. Arthur Lane and the bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. George Cearley. Of lace and organza was the bridal gown fashioned with long-sleeved lace bodice, and appliques of lace on the skirt. Her full length veil was caught to a leaf style headpiece. She carried a cascade bouquet of pink and maroon carnations and roses.

Prd Bride Miss Carol Scheel was the honor maid, Miss Cheryl Johnson, Miss Robin Cearley, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Jan Roake were the bridesmaids. Lighting the candles were Lori Lee Lane and Kim Gavin Lane, sister and brother of the bride. Franklin D. Hahn was dJi-BjwwuL 1 you mm 19 No Advance Appointment Needed Welcomes Your Visit for Consultation AND INTEREST FOR YOU IN THESE THREE WAYS REGULAR PASSBOOK AT 5 30-day account with minimum of $1.00. Effective annual yield a big 5.13.

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Mrs. Hornschuch is the former Alice S. Kurz. The couple has three daughters, Mrs. L.

M. Perdue of Seattle, Mrs. Virgil Fulton and Mrs. Robert Wills both of Arizona. The family also includes five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

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