UlRL FOUND F'ont. from p. 1 ,
In about a half hour Da-ryl Meeks * . I
locatel her lyinn; in the snov.
Dacan^r Skoubo was 20 years old and
has been in Palmer since about Sep
tember. She and her sis-tcrs Asta
and Erma ^who are nurses in the
Valley Hospital, cane here from
Suaene, Oregon.
fro din gnosis ns ter the cause of her
death has been made as the Doctor
ns up the Highway when" she v;as
found, ___
'30'UVSE NS - R AY font. from p* 1
On- Hew .Year1's Eve, December. 19U-7
at 7s 00' P*m, , Delores Alice Bouwens
became the bride of Robert Ray of
Palmer at a Church wedding held in
St. Michael's Catholic Church at
which T'other James Snead officiated
The Pride in a white satin frown,
Fi'nger tip veil held in p lace by
h Juliet cap, and carrying a shower
bouquet of white roses, was given
in marriage by he;r father,Bernard
Bouwens of Palmar.
The Prides' att* nd'1 nts we re--Delores
(Skipper) Bouwens, cousin of the
bride, as Maid of uonor who wore a
yellow formal; and Mrs. J.L.Ray,
sister-in-law of the groom, who
wore 'a'rose formal. Both attendants
carried colonial bouquets of Yellov;
chrysanthemums and blue iris. Train
bearers were Mary Lou Seitz, cousin
. of the • bride^ and Polly Moffitt#
Th' i^room was °ttended by his bro
ther, J.L.Ray as Best Man, and
Robert Bouwens,brother of the brida
All the men of the w'edding party
v;ore white carnet.'on boutonniers «
Mrs. pe,rnard Bouwens, mother of the
Bride,.wore a Gardenia Corsage.
The wedding p^ rty entered the qhurc
to the strl ins of Lohengrin's Jed
ding March and 'left as Miss- Jean
Dickson pla yed Mendelssohn's wed
ding March. Harry V.immer sang two
numbers: "Because" and "I Lbve You
Truly."
A Reception at the home of the
bride's parents followed the cere
mony. A four tl> r wedding cake was
served with punch.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Fob) Ray vf 11
make fr heir home In Palmer.
J O HN SON - P U hlL ^ont. from p. 1
«, A third wedding took place in 'Vas
il la on Key; Year's Eve when Shirley
Johnson and Raymond Puhl, both of
Palmer,arc' reported as having e
lopei and left for a trap line.
Details of the wedding were not a
available at this time. Cont.p. 7
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