The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 13, 1936, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextThe N STATESMAN, Saleza, Oregon,! Sunday December 13, 1936 PAGE Tallin UN. Airs. Krechtrr of Woodbnm Celebrating Birtbday - -Mrs. Ann Krechter ot Wood lurn. Is celebrating her 88th birthday" tomorrow. She. came to Sty Paul 50 yean -ago and later moved to her present borne, 'has one great, great - grandcnilld. Marita Flags, 1 month old and 30 great grandchildren. Mrs. Krechter bad ' her picture taken eceniy witfethe five generations, Mrs. Dorothy Pette, ber daugh ter and Mrs. Fred Manning ot Brooks ( grahddanghterilarltA, great ggreat granddaughter. Just 24 years ago, a picture wki taken of. the four generations.-1 5 , . J-..,: NOVELTY GIFTS THAT ARE SEAL Y USEFUL " f 3 1 -it Li 1 By hand decorating such important items of the kitchen as shown 'above, one ma15ufc lurer has created gift merchandise' that Is neat, attractive, jnoTel, and needed in' every .hold e. You tiay choose between Ivory, white, red or -green for the base color to blend witifiyonir kitchen. X'pon this base color la the novel flower pot design .ihat makes it different frm anything you have seen before, and lends a uniform appearance to the kitchen.' The pieces; Are reasonable in price, despite their individuality Breadbox $1.95, String Ball fl.00, CiotXes Sprinkler 50c, Cleanser Shaker 50c, "Jot-It-Down"., 50c. Many other articles, not shown, .here, range from 50c to $1.95. "This Is one of the many lines of gift goods sold exclusively iby Allen's Homewarea Department. A visit to this department will insure a wise seleesa -of gifts that will be appreciated Remember, 23 S X. Commercial St., a delightful place toi febAp. Come TOMORROW; while there is a full selection. "' f i IJ L 1 1 1 .itim i -i i I. i t ; i Holiday f Special :UY MOW !A 14-k. Solid Gold ' v Ladies' Wrist Watch The very latest creation Dainty and small with 17-Jewel move ment. Reg. 147.50. CC Special - $Q&)0 Ladles Elgin Wrist Watch la Yellow Gold, $19.75 Raised gold numerals. Our low price was $17.50 Now ' $12.45 j DIAMONDS A Life Time Gift Come in and see this gorgeous gem, a dia mond of brilliant lus tre set in extra beau tiful platinum mount ing with twelve -diamonds. ! We believe this to be the greatest diamond value ever i offered at $247.50 3-lianioml Wedding , Ring j In yellow or j white gold. Specially pric- I : $10.95f lMlie' . llmond -i Riags -i In yellow or" white I gold. Yalues up to ! $i50. ! rnnr Special ... Men's lMewrl, Bulova Wrist Watch -With adjustable brace let. Regular $29.75 Now $19.45 NDSAl Roger's Triple Plate! Silverware Hi'' i i 1 1 if-- g 42-piece set, hollow i Indies, stainless knives, service fojr height including salad forks. - Regular $22.50. While they i"r last U Full Line of Silverware Community, 1847 ! Roger, AVmu Rogers, Tudor Piste Community. - rr- 26-Piece Silver Chest Complete service for six. nation ally known make, S t a j n e s s knives. New graceful HOE? pattern. Very Special.... :vvi7J Convenient Credit Pay Next - Year The Store That Sells Quality Merchandise for Less NKW IOCATTOX 1 43 STATE ST. 8. MI CHNICK. PropJ Next to Bligh Hotel, between Hlgh and liberty Convenient CredW . Pay xi Ya I L Salem's Most Popular Gift Offerl PHOTO! SPECIAL! 8 x 10 PORTRAITS,. .95 f Reg. $4.50 j With One in i Color ! ; "4" hi HURRW !-! 10sh opping Days Left JESTEN-MILLER: STUDS BALCONY; BHLLER'S , i ' i S -t Reception 1 to Follow -: MacDowell Concert j - On 1 nnrsday I . v GLANCING over the program planned by the MacDowell !clubfor next Thursday night a,t Leslie auditorium, youll 'find many numbers familiar and greatly loved. Miss Viola Wasterlain, guest artist is unusually generous in her selection of musical offerings for her violin. ! ; ! " J"' : The program includes the following: i -r ! Omntpetsnee Crsdla Bong Wht Is HylTtsI 8ckubert-Harri 8chnbrt-8r Belrasert-Ssmr XseDoweU Club Chorus II Prselnditua la X major fxoa ' ttossts - Aadants frea Hondo . VI : Bach Orcaa Coseerts Vivaldi ; Jioun Misa Waatorlais - - - . hi r - tm J Ualway Piper O Holy Nicht- urnut to tna Irlak Air fair, by Fleti-her) Gipy Win - Woolsr . ; MacDovall Club Chores . : i ,, , IV-, l - ! Tanco I, - . CostIaf-TedMe Noetara is E Miner 1 " -1 Chopin Ianoa ot th Goblia Baxsini Miaa WMtexlaia '! JL Saov Lo-nd Clokey, Op. S8 Bafore ih Palinf t tho Stars . Jwrsator. up. S9 Adams Kisht - Wsrrea Following the program, tbe MacDowell and Zonta clubs will entertain in honor of Miss Was terlain, at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. V. 1 Benson at 1 9 9 5 East Nob Hill street. Miss. Wasterlain is a member ot tbe Seattle Zonta club. t Silverton Couple i Wedded 56 years IN SILVERTON, Mr. and Mrs. B. Tingelstad will observe tbeir 56th weding anniversary Wed nesday. Of these years, 44 have been spent in and near Silverton. The minister, .lev. R. O. Wla- naes, who married the couple is still living and resides at Fargo, N. D. But : while he no longer preaches, he is still active and does beautiful woodwork. Not long ago, as an anniversary gift, Rev. Wisnaes sent Mr. and Mrs. Tingelstad a handsome, hand- carved box, typical of the lunch eon boxes of old Norway, where all three were born. Mr. Tingelstad came to Ameri ca in 187S. Mrs. Tingelstad, then Miss Beret Lindahl, came a year later. They did not know each other, but later met In Hickson, N. D-, and were married there on December 16, 1880. In 1892, the family of six came to Silverton and settled' on a farm in the Celebrate f V hi ' -1 J t; if' ". Mr. and Mrs. B. Tlnglestad, wiu will observe their Mtb wed ding anniversary on Wednes- " day. i v Brush Creek district. This tar is now known as the William Maurer farm. . . 'As the chidlren grew older and the sons left Mr. and Mrs. Ting elstad retired to Silverton where they have since lived on Center streetTMrs. Tingelstad is'8 6. Her husband is two years younger. The children are Dr. O. A.' Tingelstad, president of , Pacific Lutheran college at Parkland, Wash., Edwin Tingelstad, onci principal of Silverton senior high school, but now editor of the Pa cific Lutheran Herold at Park land, and also teacher at the col lege; Martin Tingelstad of Salem, and Miss Marie Tingelstad, who is devoting her life toi the care of her parents. " i Banc! Plans 1 '" ''!' rt for Universityi First : SGhoplYear ANOTHER musical event for the concert goers of Salem on Thursday night is the first program of the year to be pre-; sented by Willamette' university band under the direction of Ralph S. Nohlgren. The concert, to be given in Waller hall is to raise funds for the purchase of new uniforms for the 32-piece band. j ' i ! j j ' . J r j! Raymond Johnston, trombone, O will be the featured soloist of the . King Cotton, arch ,3 j 9oaa evening, playing an Aire Varie based on the theme "The Old! Home Down on the Farm." I , , Outstanding among the num bers to be presented is the com position Atlantis, the Lost Con tinent, a suite in fonr parts, which is a musical description of the people of the mythical land, culminating in its destruction by forces of the sea. Religious life, life of the royalty, love, and the great catastrophe are depicted in the four movements. The last part climaxes the saite with the musical description of the great catastrophe which beset the people and their land. The storm can be heard approaching, grad-j ually growing In its ferocity, un til the disintegration ot the con tinent by forces of the sea. The; religious theme returns as the people tarn to tbeir gods for sal vation; the song of the lover can be heard calling; and finally the destruction in its entirety. ! j A novelty number is te piece, "She'll Be Comin Round the Mountain"- In which several; members of the band give their interpretations of the familiar hill-billy tune. M The program ts as follows: i 1. Tha Klaxon, mareh ...Fillmora 3. Tha Admiral, overtare Hotaie 4. Atlantis (Tha Lot Continent)-.. .. Safranak 1. Nocturne, or Morning- Byata ot Praiao I S. A Conrt Faaetioa $. "I Lot Thee" The Prineo .and Aana 4. The Instruction of Atlantia 5. The Old Hone Down oa the Farm i l Harlow : Atr Varie Trombone solo j ! - RmTBOnd Johniton i :i S. The Bttnaoniaa, aaareh Whaler 7. The Grpar reatival, overrara Hares. 8. She'll Bo Comia Koaad tba Moan- tain i -..4-.i U-i rillraoro f. National Emblein, larch ,....Hgey intormal Music Frogram viven Bfmmm By maxihs Btrsxar One of the very nicest affairs I've attended was ' tho American Association - of University : Wo men's muslcale and reception klT- en at the studio of T. S. Roberts on Wednesday night 'under !th direction of Miss Frances Virginia Melton; . I i' i i i . J - j Tbe musical program was van- led, yet -carried along the i Christi mas theme, preparing the i guests; as Miss Melton explained, tor th$ coming holiday season. " i - - - Professor Roberts opened the program with organ numbers and accompanied the Woman's club trio as .their voices were heard from a distance and coming IntJ the room singing '.'First NoeU' Miss Melton in a short - tal told about : i Christmas I carols through the ages, like a swinging pendulum from religious to, burt lesque and finally to the present Important place in tbe ! music1 of the world. J o h n Schmidt sang "Oh Holy Night." Miss Jeannett Scott, violinist and Miss Elizabeth Boylan, pianist played a group or numbers, v. followed : by - f&lBs ; Lois Burton i at the piano : In another group ot short -pieces.! Following two concluding i marches Jby Pro lessor Roberts, refreshments '"fere served, ana a nan hour was spent in conversation." f - i' t 'j Mrs. Robert DragerT9 Be . Honored Today j A lovely affair of tonight will be the Informal supper for which Miss Beryl' Holt will be hostess at her Royal Court apartment in honor ot r Mrs. Robert Dr4ger (Peggy Goodfellow). Miss Holt has bidden j members of, the Spin sters to be her guests ' o wfeich Mrs. Drager was a member, f ' A ' blue! and silver , decors.tfve motif will be used about the room and on the serving table. - Mrs. James Young will assist the hjost- ess. i .. j' j i! if, j K ijh: ;H ' j J Those who have been are ; - i j , ' - I I i L Carorl Tlri1n j Vulhrr i Wa : : t Jane . Fiaher ; i France Johnttia j Pearer Muorer Margarei Corayj j ' Marparet Brown Grace Holroan ( RoTena Erre Robr LSoahlin I Dorothy Ale-amJr Marsaret Wagnier Aiyra iseit I Mrs. Hoirard Adams . !. i ; i r i -n 4 ii-: ! : r i :! i'l ! j Christmas Party for Past Officers bidden i Past grand officers will! be hon or guests at the meeting off the Eastern ; Star! on Tuesday l night when members gather at 8 o'clock for a Christmas party i and busi ness meeting, f j jj ;h ! j4M:!j: ; Honor guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Milton Meyers, Mrs; p a nil Hauaer, i Mrs. Charles Pratt I and Rex Davis. A program has been arranged by Mrs. Dale Taylor to ioliow toe business session. Miss Ida Miller will sing a Vocal solo. Prof. Cameron Marshal 'rill sing an illustrated Christmas song! and group singing will be led by Mrs. Harry Harms, -i,-,-.-!; !. i f-i-1 - ' - A Christmas party, exchange of Dr. Gussie Niles, and refresh ments will conclude the! erenixtg. Oiristiaav CharcH Class ' Meets Thmrsday ' i Members' of the Willing Work ers class ot the Christian church were entertained at the bomie of MrsrW. P. KltU on Thursday) Al ter a- business session gifts were exchanged. After several holiday games, refreshments were served. Mrs. G. W.. Reeners, Mrs. Id a Johnson and Mrs. L, I. Flathers were additional guests.! j i i j i 1 : :Se6n :dd!'ifeMrdl! : ! 'J 1 ii '- i : ! . . iv . t1 j.' T . i : i -H ' Ii ii- '- ' ! - -' ! t I H i : '-I y XEBTMZ trrSTOW I CLEVER i ANNOUNCEMENTS . . Christmas packages; tied in festive colors . . . quickly opened by the guests to find a sketch of Ruth Geer and Leonard DeWeese, February 14. At the announce ment luncheon ot Ellen Jean Bowman and Samuel Martin in Portland last week .j . - Guests were" auspicious after i noting the table decorations . .: - a large engagement ring supported at either side by ribbons attached to bridal bouquets of bouvardis, cut-put prof lies' of the betrothed couple centered the big solitaire ring; . : h. ' .f-S-j t!' l;f SOCIAL CALENDAR I Mohday, December 1U Royal Neighbors ci! America, Fraternal temple, 8 p. m. v , Executive board. American Legion auxiliary, i with Mrs. Maurine Taw, 2(0 South 23rd street. , . i i r Delta Phi Mother's club meet at the chapter house. Court street, 2 p. m. : i : A. A. U. W. Literature group, at Mrs. Robert Gat ke's, 280 Richmond street, 7:30. , i i Chapter -A. B. of P. E. O. with Mrs. A. A. Siewert. 388 North Winter street, 7:45, Christmas party and bus- : iness meeting. 1 i ! !. Tuesday; December 15 j Writer's club with Mrs. Jessie Singleton, 185 North 13th street, dessert supper at 7:30. f Wives of Salem Ministerial association, Mrs. Dean : i Peindexter, 348 East Meyers street; 2:30 p. ra.f 4 mi -i DelU Phi alnmnae at Mrs. Davis LewU. 2010 Ne i braska street, apartment 3. Sylvia, DuBola assisting. : Laurel Social club, with Mrs. Eugene Krebs, Cascade drive, a 1 o'clock covered dish luncheon. ,. : W. C. T. U. gift shower and silver tea, 2 p. m., bead quarters. Jiil.f .'.;..!.. K-2-,';:j'j-4;4-f- "( h'AJ;"1 --kl :J7iV. ; American War Mothers with Mrs. Jennie Ertxon, 7 ' ! Marion street, 2 p. m. j Wednesday, December IS 'h 1 West Central circle Of the First Methodist church, dessert luncheon. 1:30 at the home of Mrs. C. F. Wilson, 4X3 North Cottage street. r - : ' F. O. E. Social club. S:3. with Mrs. Frank Smith, 1325 North 17th street. Gifts exchanged. Sweet Briar club. 1 o'clock dinner witk-Mrs. James Imlah, Wallace road. Gift exchange. j , I1 i ii 1 I ' ! - f 'I ' 1 ; . Thursday, December 17 : 1 Capitol auxiliary -number 11, with Mrs! Carl Eng Strom, 675 North Capitol street. Christmas meeting ot Faculty Wives of Willamette university, with Mrs. W. E. Kirk, 1450 State street at 2:30. AU RE VOIR TEA for Frances and Dorothy Mott TuesdSy given by Florencej and Frances Lilrti,. twin daughters of the Frank! Mi burns . . i For many of the yojung er maids it was their . first tea and what a thrill they ijad 'call ing and drinking tea like grown ups . . . Small lighted! Christmas trees, cedar boughs wthj cofored lights ion tho mantle jredland green cellophane centerpiece jwith taper In the middle,: all j planned by, the young hostesses The girls were all excited abqut leav ing this week with their parjents. Congressman, and Mrs. J a pf 'ejs Mott for svwinter's stay fn Wash ington ... via CaliforniaJ a grsnd sunny boat trip through thj Panama canal, up to New Tork, over to the capital, then to school. LAST . SATURDAY MORNINl? or at noon we should .say! the Willamette fraternities were in 'a state of chaos . . . Men In jtheir shirt sleeves .washing window, pushing the furniture ontslde So they, couldi; wax the floors . .. We wondered if when 8 o'flock rolled around it the house vj-ouid be ready for- inspection L : . i . fooled we were, everything! ws In its proper place ... we peeked in the closets and found ahot all in a row . . . suits I hanging straight . V . no dust under the rugs, not a t h i n g behind the corners, we still wonder where ft was all hid, . , The fraternity "at homes" has a note of formal ity .. . the men looking mighty fine in their best blb and tuck- . i ..,, . . t a I.1' L er esconug eir guesis mrpugn. the house . . . co-eds In theiij for mal frocks 'made a color Jul note In the dining room - as they ; as sisted in the serving. ! .)., ; CELLOPHANE . still leads la table i decorations and the ap proaching Yuletlde ; season : wiH see more . . Very exquisite; was the punch table , at which Mrs. Paul Wallace and Mrs. David Bennett Hill presided at the JPhll harmonie reception last week; , . while cellophane cloth centered with a small ninminatedv cello phane Chris ias tree on a mir ror " surrounded by huge glased blue balls flanked , by white) Pa pers . . . Petite Betty Baylai gracious ; as ever I greeting ! her many admirers in a quaint of gold brocaded taffeta.. frock (S EDB 'EBD 1 G E3 G-O'D H IB El -' 5. tS C? G y V- M': and (5n?fibtt Bibles Globes : Books Leather Goods : t - N Stationery Novelty Gifts Gift Wrappings Fountain Pens Games Bridge Supplies Cards dipper Cases 163 N. COMMERCIAL v A. A. GUEFFROY PHONE 1534 Beautiful "Glass Gifts" A A - In Fostoria Most complete collection of Fashion's newest -"Baroque" a charming Fostoria crea tion available in sparkling crystal or azure blue The handled flower typwl and pair of duos, illustrated, will In crease the splendor and beau ty of any table setting This "Baroque"- pattern is the mo tif for many : other pieces of tableware to delight tbe woman of fine taste. Fostoria's "American" Recalls "Old America" The sparkling, Inconquerable spirit of youth and sturdiness is recalled in the Early Amer ican, reproduction of glass il lustrated here. A large .array Of good-looking odd pieces as . well as plates in different Sixes, stemware, tumblers, ice teas, etc. The one ' Christmas i Gift: you will not regret select ing. Come in now and see our Holiday Displays. , Imported China, Dinnerwarc Gifts! J ':;Ov' ' f- $52.95 Our Christmas stock of better grade China offers many beau tiful patterns with a wide range of popular prices. As a suggestion we Invite you to see these A $30.00 Value Exquisite floral patterns. Imported china Service for 12 persons, 91 pieces to the set. Ani r Special, only 9fia) aVt-Peve Melto Ci- "Kmpress pattern, sTv- Ani r r Ice for 12, the set ... ;.. ; ?0 tX VO "Floromay" Noritake China Dinnerwarc 65-Piece Sets, o QP 3-Piece Sets, service 8..... ODtUD . service 12...1.... Bavarian China, fWlndemere pattern, a most C QP nniasual value 82-piece set for only....'...i. . VlUsafd 42-Piece Set, Service for 6, $24.95 Imported China "Oak Leaf" Pattern with two-tone ground and very attractive different pattern in most pleasing arrangement 54-Plece &99 OC 53-Plece fcOO AC Sft .. set .. 9ooVD ; Wny Not Give Tabic Silverwaie? We offer 25 and 50 year plate ware In several choice patterned 4nciadi ng "Martha Washington" Patterns ii-Piece Sets 25-year o At plate for ipOsilD 42-Piece- Seta 25- frf A QC s. year plate- for.......... P 1 Ua0 . , Caroline,' new pattern of- 32 plece sets 50-year ; 1J Ag plate for.. PA"Xi7aa 42-JMeoft Seta ., i -60-year plate for... $19.95 ft) . f-, . 'And Don't Forget We carry a wonderful stock of all the newest in- ' . Electrical Table Appliances IacUidlng Toasters, Waffle'-and Sandwich Taaustrrs, Perrolat n. Slier. .Corn Poopers, Mixers, natfaMMUy known makes ; All Popularly Priced dbCKTAIL SIIAI-ER SETS : '..'. IX BEAUTIFUl. CnROMK WARE Gifts of distinction and richness showy serviceable and latest designs; Sets fnclede- Handled Shakers Stemmed Cock-' tails (tall) and Service Tray 6-Piece Shaker Sets 1 . .".. $4,45 " 8-Piece Shaker Sets .-XS-53 & $7.93 And many other chrome-finished table xl ft pieces too numer ous to mention and a superb showing ot the latest In "Chase" gift things in chrome ware. - . Salem Hardnare Go. 120 N. Commercial St- Salem, Oregon . n fr it-