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Linda Blevins, Dennis Baker Exchange Vows 2i30 p.m. Ti'aditional wedding "~music was presented by Mrs. James Fleming, organist. R(~bert Blevins, brother o~ the bride, serves as acolyte. The new wedding P.turgy was per- formed before the altar decorated with white chrysanthemums and candles. The Church of the Heavenly Rest, Princeton, West Virginia, was the setting November 13 for the wedding of Miss Linda Man- ette Blevins, daughter of Mrs. Douglas Winfred Blevins and the lzde Mr. Blev~ns, to Dennis Baker, Staff Sergeant United States Air Force, son ~f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Baker of Dayton, Oregon. The Roy. George Poffenbarger officiat- ed at the double-ring ceremony at Something NEW in Carpet Cleaning allllow I(arsd Kin1 IIMmmmmlIS ~ PLUS "Cold Rinse Extraction" We Rinse Your ORrpet Like You Rlnx Your Hair -- No Suds Left in ISH DUCKETT INC. 532 3rd, McMinn. 472-6129 Escorted to the altar by her twin brother, Stephen Blevins, Norfolk, Virginia, the bride was attired in an A-line wedding gown of white peau do soie trimmed with Venise lace. It featured bell- shaped sleeves and a detachable full chapel train. Her three tier finger-tip veil of illusion was held by a halo o{ Venise lace flowers accented with seed pearls. She carried white phalcenopsis orchids on her prayer book with cascaded ribbons and shattered carnations. Miss Barbara Rose Blevins, sis- ter of the bride, was maid of hon- or. She wore a 'formal gown of mauve surah, Juliet style with full chiffon sleeves. Her dress was ac- cented with grape velvet ribbon and a matching headpiece. She carried a styled arrangement of chrysanthemums in hues of laven- dar and violet. Miss Leigh Blevins, niece of the bride, Norfolk, Va. was flower girl. Her dress was the same color and style as the honor attendant. She carried an arrange- ment of chrysanthemums in shades o.f lavender and violet in an an- tique glass basket. Sergeant Baker was attended by Sta'ff Sergeant Craig L. Hunter, Alexandria, Virginia, as best man. "' '- SALE -- DECEMBER 2 THRU 8 -- As Quantities Last No 2 SPUDS . . 20-lb. bag 65c 12-OZ. PKG Hormel All Mea't Wieners . . FROZEN Cut-Up Frying Chickens . lb. 29c 19.oz. Pkgs. ~- White, Ye:low, Lemon; Devils Food; Douible Dutch Quick Cake Mixes . FUDGE OR WHITE -- 14-OZ. PKGS. Quick Frosting Mixes PHEASANT --- 15-OZ CANS Dog Food or Cat Food 4/$1.00 4/$1.00 3/25c IIII LAFAYETTE OPEN 9 AM-8 PM WEEKDAYS &~ SUNDAY III I SALEM BUSINESS allq CARDS & GIFTS The Byrd Nest Annex to House of Cards Decorator Candles -- Unique Imported Gifts for Every Occasion -- Exclusive But Not Expensive Salem P:aza Ph. 585-6668 FARM WELDING METAL-FAB Stainless Steel Spray &. Fertilizer Tanks GAS & OIL TANKS Hitches---Auxiffary Gas Tank9 for Pickups 4195 Silverton Rd. NE 362-5541 MEN'S CLOTHING MEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES LES NEWMAN'S "The Friendly Store" Men's Wear, Work Clothing, Rainwear Boots & Shoes, Ball Band Boots, Justain Boots Endicott, Johnson &, Redwing Shoes--U.S. Rubber Footwear 179 Commercial NE 363-5506 HEALTH FOODS TIRES -- APPLIANCES NATURAL HEALTH CENTER Special Dietary Foods Vitamins-Protein Slim Gyms natural foods parking without preservatives in rear High Protein Supplement 1073 Commercial SE 362-98 1 MASTER SERVICE CENTER GOODYEAR TIRES General Electric Al~llance$ S&H GREEN STAMPS $(16 Commercial N.E. 363-|104 THURSDAY, DEC. 2, 1971 The ushers were William Blevins, ~rother of the bride and Douglas Freemam: Athens, W. Va. ' The bride's mother wore a grape knit dress and an orchid corsage. The bride's maternal grandmother wore a plum ensemble with white carnation Corsage. The bride's pa- ternal grandmother wore a pink wool dress with white carnation corsage. The reception following the ceremony, was held at the Holiday Inn. Miss Alice Wall, Athens, W. Va. introduced guests. The bride's table was overlaid with an heir- loom linen and lace cloth and fea- tured a four-tiered wedding cake topped with an arrangement of fresh white and lavendar chrysan- themums. After the traditional cutting of the cake was performed by the bride and groom the cake service was assumed by Mrs. Ste- phen Blevins, s'ster-in-law o2 the bride from Norfolk, Vs and by Mrs. Thomas Harrison, Spring- field, Virginia. The punch table, also overl#.d with linen and lace used a silver candelabra 'with white lighted tapers and an ar- rangement of chrysanthemums in shades of lavender with ribbon streamers. The punch in crystal appointments was served by Miss Rhea Arculeer and Mrs. Craig Hunter, both of Alexandria, Va. Miss Rosemary DeBoard, bride's cousin from Ashland, Kentucky at- tended the Bride's book. Rice sa- chets were distributed by Alice Lynn Sieweke and Norma fro De Board, cousins of the bride from Ashland, Kentucky. After the honeymoon the couple will reside in Arlington, Virginia where both are employed at the Defense Intelligence A g e n c y, Washngton, D.C. Victoria Scoggan, Larry Lewis Marry Baskets of yellow and white chrysanthemums decorated the altar of the Trinity Lutheran Church of McMinnville, for the marriage of Victoria Ann Seoggan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Scoggan and Larry R. Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis of La, layette, Friday afternoon, Nov. 26 at 3 pm in the presence of a large group of relatives and friends. -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE 5 Rev. vernor C. Johnson, pastor ofand wife, the Gerald Hadleys. The the church, officiated at the dou- dinner was also for the 86th birth- ble ring ceremony, day anniversary of Mrs. R. G. Had- The bride wore a floor length ley of McMinnville. dress of white slipper satin in Four generations were present. prince'ss style with chapel train, Happy birthday was sung by two tr'mmed with ]ace and pearls. Her great granddaughters, Kathy and shoulder length veil was held in Charlotte Hadley. It was also sung place with pearl flowers, and shefor E. J. Keinke who was a guest. carried a white Bible topped withHis birthday is also Nov. 23. an orchid, the same Bible which Those present were ~Vlr and Mrs. her mother carried at her weddingKenneth Hadley, Sr, of Astoria 24 years ago and also carried an and daughter Sandy of Scappoose, heirloom handkerchief. Howard Hadley of Lincoln City, Mrs. Randy Shipman of Marys- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hadley Jr. rills, Wash was matron of honorson Mark and daughter Charlotte for her sister, wearing a floor of Salem, Mr. and Mrs Weston length peacock blue dotted swiss Hadley and daughters Cheryl and dress in Empire style and carriedKathy of Forest Grove, Mr. and yellow taurus. Her bridesmaids Mrs. Louis Hadley and son Rusty, were her cousins, Ruth Brown of Mrs R. G. Hadley and E J Keinke Salem and Christine Scoggan of of McMinnville and the host and Sacramento, Calif and friend Di- hostess. One son Dale of Portland, ane Te~gatz of Carlton. Junior was ill and in hospital and could bridesmaid was her sister Marl not be present. Ann Scoggan. They wore peacock FAMILY GATHERING HELD blue dresses identical to the ma-FOLLOWING FUNERAL tron of honor's and carried gold Mr. and Mrs. Clair P~eichstein taurus, had a family gathering at their Candlelighters were the bride's home $ollowing the funeral service cous2ns, Marcie and Michael Man- for his uncle, William (Will) digo of Eugene. Best man was Reichstein at Macy's in McMinn- Larry Will of Dayton and ushers ~,ille, Friday, :Nov. 26. were Ron Vanlandingham and Present were Mr. and Mrs. Law- Glen Scoggan of Roseburg and fence Reichstein, Estacada; Mr. Paul Hill of Lafayette. and qVIrs. Wayne Reichstein and A reception was held immediate-son Bill, Talent, Ore.; Mrs. Shirley ly following the wedding in theSchroeder and her four children, church parlors. Mrs. David Brown Canby; Mrs. Bertha Clark, a resi- of Salem cut the cake, Mrs. Byron dent of the Oddfellows' Home ix Scoggan of Sacramento, Calif. Portland; Lloyd Hanville Mc poured coffee and Mrs. James Minnville; Mrs. ~Kendall Reiehstei] Mandigo of Eugene served punch,and her three daughters, Salem All are aunts of the bride. Julie Sgt. Philip Reichstein, .McChor( Mandigo of Eugene had chal~ge of AFB, Washington, and locally the guest book and Randy Brown Mrs. Fred Reichstein and ~VIerl, of Salem, the gifts. ReJchstein and his daughter, Ar The young couple will make dith. their home in Lafayette. Hadley Family Has Reunion During Thanksgiving Day The annual family reunion of the late R. G. I-Iadley and Mrs. R. G. Hadley of McMinnville was held Thanksgiving Day at. the home of M:r and Mrs. Gerald (Bus) Hadley at Dayton, with tlW usual turkey Thanksgiving Day dinner. Mrs. Louis Hadley and Mrs. Weston Hadley assisting hostesses. It is the old farm home of the Hadleys now owned by their son TIN0'S CAFE Across from City Park DAYTON Mexican Food Try Our Combination Plate Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAYS Opcn Sunday Afternoons