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8 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore Thur. Aug. 12, 1954 Unison Marriage For Four Sisters SEATTLE OB The wedding bells will chime in unison Satur day tor four sisters. They will be married at a single ceremony to aweethearts whose occupations range from lawyer te newspaper publisher. Superior Court Judge Malcolm Douglas will perform the mass ceremony uniting: James D. Astel, publisher of the Forks, Wash., Forum, and Marion White, of Seattle. Walter Roberge, mayor of Forks, and Mrs. Emily Baarstad, a widow who operates a Forks motel. Fred J. Wettrick, Seattle attor ney, and Dolores Lopez, operator of a millinery shop here. And Herbert Delmonico, San Francisco millinery designer, aid Mrs. Carmellita Coffman, also of San Francisco. All eight have been married pre viously. Astel, who met his bride-to-be here last November, said the four couples met through business and social contacts. The ceremony will be private and there will be no attendants or beat men. 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This tray combines salami slices with liver sausage, apiced meat roll ana canned luncneon loar lor an interesting combination or colors and flavon. It's gayly garnished with garden vegetables and crab Here's How You Know It's The Latest Style By DOROTHY ROE AP Women's Editor Here are the things to look for when you go shopping for that new fall suit or dress. These are the outfits that you will find in your favorite specialty shop or depart ment store, come fall. These are the top styles already ordered by your local buyers, and now in process of manufacture in Naw York's teeming garment center. 1 Tho bloused top dress. Tilis is the headline silhouette for fall, following the corseted midriff look of last season. It's an easy, -e-laxed silhouette, which gives you room to breathe, doesn't reveal every bulge of figure, is easy to wear. You'll fin:', it in all fabrics, usually teamed with a slim skirt. 2 The "blouson" suit or cos tume. This has a bloused jacket which ends at the waistline with a belt, is worn with matching Mini dress or skirt, comes in handsome tweeds and flannels, dark worsted and new blends of Dacron, worst ed and silk. 3 The sailor collar. Tills is a new and important note for fall. found on dresses, suits and coats, sometimes even in fur. 4 The sack iacket. This is a loose, boxv. short jacket whicd may be semi-fitted in front, loose in back, 5 The barrel coat. This Is rounded above, slightly tapered at the hemline, loose and comforta ble, smartest when worn slitfhtly shorter than the skirt or dress beneath. 6 The middy. This is the loose, schoolgirl garment that has been coming back to favor periodically for two generations. A pullover with no waistline, worn with a slim skirt, shown in high-color - flan nels . and lerseys. often wit ft a sailor collar. 7 The low, open necklin for dresses. A flattering, feminine decolletage achieved in many ways, sometimes with low, flat or standaway collars. 8 The fur collard or fur lined suit. An eld favorite newly popu lar for this fail. Often reversible. 9 The costume, this consists of wool dress and matching jacket or full-length eoat, and is the most important single fashion of the season. Dress usually is low-necked, short-sleeved, sufficiently dr9S sy for after-5 wear, permitting the wearer to go from office or shop ping trip to cocktails and dinner, suitably dressed when she re moves her jacket. 10 Combinations of satin - and twetd. A top fall fashion. Some times done with satin linings and weskits combined with tweed suits. Sometimes done by adding satin hat and blouse to a tweed suit. 11 The doll dress. This is the little-girl fashion so popular this summer, carried on for fall in dainty, lacy, white or pastel dance dresses. 12 Wide collars on coats, suits and blouses. Age 'Improves' Tone Of 100-Year-Old Organ NEW BERN, N. C. UPV-A 100-year-old organ in use here orig inally was bought for $900 in 1854. Sixty-two years later is was hit by lightning. The congregation of the First Presbyterian church here thought it was ruined and sold it for $125 to the Negro First Baptist ehtirch, which repaired it. Church members said the organ's tone improves with age. macu fo Irnfn GLASSWARE EVENT Take your choice now from these low Sprouse-Reitz prices that mean extra savings! 3 pc. "Crystal" Bowl Set Clear, tfKM-kliog ond procHcol k. 1-qt.silM. $139 AH Urn bowk Ready-Mix Baking Dish Spio!ty d.M9iwd (or yew lovont. pocftogd cat mi. Ovvit-proof gtow. 0ty 1 Tall Drinks Are Wonderful For Summertime A tall, cool drink is wonderful on a hot, summer day. Even a short one is good especially if it's served in your very prettiest glass a hollow-stemmed, cham pagne glass for instance. Here are three ideas for refreshing sum a party cooling as a breeze right off the ocean. Set your table to match the mood if you decide on Peach Su preme a few rosy-tinged peaches nestling on glossy green leaves will be centerpiece enough. If Cherry Frappe is your choice, then let Cherry Ripe be your theme with clusters of the lovely-rich-hued fruit to adorn your setting. Or perhaps Grape Freeze is your favorite. Thread the luscious pur ple beauties on a glimmering, transparant straw and let the modest little, white grape be the coolest of decoration. Any one you choose it's good it's delicious. Does more or you than quench your thirst. It delights the eye and helps take the beat out of July. When H comes to preparing your drinks, you'll take your fresh-frozen juices right out of the freezing compartment of your re frigerator. When you store them properly, they'll do right by you giving you all the full flavor and vitamin value of the fresh fruit. A blender is a help for mixing your drinks but a rotary beater will do nicely. PEACH SUPREME 1 can (12 oz) fresh-frozen orange juice 3 cans water 1 pint peach ice cream 1 cup milk oCid -Abroad Bh WILTON WYNN BAGHDAD, Iraq Ml In the days when Scheherazade related the fabulous tales of the Thousand and One Nights, Baghdad was a syn onym for romance and gaiety. To day the traveler's first impression of Baghdad is a filthy, dusty city, hot in summer and too cold for comfort in winter. The Caliph's days are recalled mainly by the fact that Baghdad's main street is named Harun Al Rashid. But the street itself is a sad sight. Flanked by rows of ugly arcades painted a sickly blue, it runs along the Tigris between rows of ramshackle buildings. The struc tures are old but not antique, un comfrotable but not quaint. Even the flies can't stand the Baghdad summers. As spring fades away, the heat kills them. The real "hot spell" here falls in late Jury and August, when tem peratures soar to 120 for as much as two weeks at a time. Older inhabitants go underground during the day and come out at night. At night, they carry beds to the rooftops where the family sleeps. To see something of the almost hidden charm of modern Bagh dad, it is necessary to get away from Harun Al Rashid Street In either the very new or the very old sections of town. Looking back from the new sec tion to the old city, you can get a glimpse of the glory that Bagh dad once knew. Because the unsta ble ground forbids buildings of more than two or three stories, the skyline is dominated by the domes and minarets of many Persian type mosques. Returning to the old city along the Tigris, you can get a good look at the way ancient Baghdad bought and sold in the colorful and noisy bazaar district. Like most oriental market places, Baghdad's bazaar is a labrvrinlh of narrow covered streets. Lone Civil War Survivor Sees Bust Given City DULUTH. Minn. W- Albert Woolson, who at 107 is the so'c survivor of the Union Army in the Civil War, tonight will see a bust of himself unveiled and presented to the city of Duluth. The presentation will be made by the Sons of the Union Veterans of the Civil War and its auxiliary. Both groups open their national conventions here this morning. Fresh peach slices Blend fresh-frozen orange juice with water, following label direc tions. AUow ice cream to soli en a little, then mix with juice. Beat tn milk. Serve in tall glasses and garnish with fresh peach slices. Approximately to servings. CHcKKY FRAPPE I can (t oz) fresh frozen lemon ade Water Vi cup cherry or cranberry juice Finely crushed ice Fresh cherries Blend lemonade with water, fol lowing label directions. Mix with Cherry or cranberry juice. Pour over finely crushed ice and gar nish with fresh cherries. Yeild: 44 cups juice. GRAPE FREEZE 1 can (6 oz) fresh-frozen lemon ade 1 can oz) fresh-frozen grape Juice Water , . 1 pint lemon sherbet Fresh Grapes Blend fresh-frozen lemonade and fresh-frozen grape juice with water following label directions. Mix and pour over ice cubes in tall glasses and top with lemon sherbet. Thread fresh grapes on straws and serve as garnish. Serves 6-8. Oregon Accidents Down During First Six Months SALEM 1 Oregon reduced its accidents, injuries and deaths jMrinO Ihm first six mOttOlS Of Util year, the State Traffic Safety Di vision announced Tuesaay. There were 28,198 accidents, a drop of 6.367 from the correspond ing period of last year. The number of persons injured was 6,229, a decrease of 1,339. irauic utauia - -' - - - - less than in the first half of last yCThe death toll through July wai oca or 17 frwer than in the first seven months of 1953. 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