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PAGE THIRTEEN
FormCT &tule-Sniile& A- - h &ttcktn T Valley. Social Realm
By MAXINB BUR EN
Ws ordinary citizens who en-Joy--evea
look forward to rNa
tlonal Music Week each year re
alize little of tha detailed plan
ning and effort that goes into
Its management, and comprehex. I ; -even
lest that a Urge proportion
of the burden falls on the shoul
ders of one small woman, Mrs.
Walter A. Denton, who directs
National Susie week for Oregon
and for Salem.
Ner do we know that again
Oregon has reeerred national
recognition, because in 3 out of
39 counties of the state, .school '
music, festivals were held last
year. Sixty tour wild and woolly !
cities' in Oregon celebrated mu-:
sic week. - while , In, our great '
neighboring state In the couth,
thirty rsix cities toot - time oft
to think about music during- the
. special week. .. ..
Mrs. Denton received national
recognition tor her splendid
work. Glancing through the
printed national It 88 report i
this writer finds no other per
sonal congratulation to a ' state
director but the national chair
man writes "Great credit is due
Mrs. Denton for her excellent i
work In developing participation ?
of music clubs in her state. She
has devoted much time la the '
past years and has given distinct'
stimulus to musical Interest In
the state." He also credits her
ideas with having been models ;
for other states to follow.
Mrs. Denton has taught piano
since her graduation from . WH-!
lamette and was for many years
on the faculty of the old Conser-:
eatery of Music there. She has !
'vi own uierestea la new '
teaching methods and, like many
other teachers of Salem. , has :
taken freonnt mantpr
Portland and San Francisco when ' Hospital Auxiliary to
arailable. . r ,
So let's celebrate music week vrlYe lea on rriday
gain thU year-witah greater in- v v i s . .
terest and pride in our ability Plan have been completed for
to follow the leader, Just as our?u,e te fop wftich members of the
newtors did when they crossed S1 Genl hospital auxiliary
mountains and rivers to flaht
their way to Oregon.
a
Hi-Y Dance Scheduled
For Friday Night
The South Sea Islands will be Tnose wno baTe been asked ''t0
the decorative motif carried out preidff at the tea urns during the
at the annual spring Hi-T dance afternoon are Mrs. T. A. Livesley,
to be given at the high school Mr- B- - Schucking, Mrs. Wil
gymnasium Friday night. Allen liam c Mrs- Arthur J. Rahn,
Tom and his orchestra from Ore- Mr- Daniel J- Fry, jr., and Mrs.
goni State college have been en- W' Carlton Smith,
gaged to play for the spirt dance. Mlss Lilllan McDonald, super
Ray Parmer is general chairman intendent of the hospital, will re-,
of the dance and he is being as- ceive the guests in the foyer of
sisted by George Alexander and the l"P"al and a staf f of nurses
' Bob Reinholdt, publicity; Bill wIH escort the visitors through
Shinn, decorations; Kenneth De- the hospital. Mrs. Charles A.
Long, tickets, Stuart Nelson, pre-
sentation committee.
Pattern
By ANNEr ADAMS
U i smart to turn your paca
nowadays . . . when yon wear a
summary dress with a jaunty
baCk-closlng liko this! The fan-
loving 'teena (and In fact every
woman who wants clothes tnat are tor me program. Jra. ww mu bmmt uag. asoaic wm w iur- chapter house Monday afternoon read a paper on the music, foik
comforUbie, yet young and perky) also appear la several numbers. nlshed by the Cherry City bakery at 2 o'clock. Hostesses are Mrs. lore aad literature of Rumania
will i b delighted with pattern
4072. As Anne Adams points out
on the large sketch, yon might
choose a checked cotton. Or, as
shown In the background, yon
might have white fabric with the
,V. u.frr. aiul belt con-
T Vli- -lJTiV.
trasting. gaia you might use a
trlped; matertoL with vertical
pockets, yoke and bell where hori-
coatal stripes -would give a very
decorative. effect. '
Pattern 4072 is available
misses' and women'a sixes 1214.
16. IS. 21. 80. 22, 84, 3ft, 28 and
40.58lse 1 takes 3 yards 35 ,
inch fabric
. Sead riTTEES CEXT8 flSU
eoias for tkis Aaaa Adasw ysttera.
Writa plslaly 8IZt MAMS, A
DKE8S aad sTLB WJMBnK. - -
Je.t aat . . . taa AXNK ADAMS
PATTERN BOOK pF SO M M X K
ctti.mi cu.a tor ia TDD AT. aad
Ire VkVt ts.kiaHsri. yoa c sutds .
ap 'aay a;eiekJy aa.tka sseat '
color, a eeaaaJeta array ad aattday
Iuaitca ar aaageia. oae, awwyv w
travel, day,- parry aaa aaa-eaww
aiadaa. Sesartaess far
Baiartaess lev aaataMr ana
. mm ,kaf rtrlt Ht
eettaaat" Patea aad paaaa ad aS
terss for aUsses, statroas ... d
yonarsttrs Beports sis; ea
, ieeioriea Order KlCJt OJ
BOOK riVTEESt CFNT8. PRlCXOF
GETHER, BOOK ASD FATTKajl
TWINTI FIVE CEST8.
Bead your ' order te Tns Oregon
J SteUaaiaa. fattara DepU Seises,
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STATE DIRECTOR Of National Mnsle Week .".11 ra., Walter A.
uentoa ot saiem, wno aiso neaos
. .'
:
are arranging lor rnaay, May n,
to be held at the hospital in con
nection with national hospital day.
All Interested persons are Invited
to view the hospital and have tea
between the hours of 2 and S
o'clock.
sprague. presiaeni oi me auxn
iary, will receive informally in
the tea room.
Assisting in the serving will be
Mrs. Gardner Knapp. Mrs. George
Rhoten, Mrs. Oscar D. Olson, Mrs.
B. M. Donaldson, Mrs. Carl W.
Emmons and Mrs. Earl Cooley.
Mrs. Arthur Rahn, Mrs. Paul
Van Scoy and Mrs. Carl Emmons
are ia charge of - arrangements.
Miss Smith Feted at
Bridal Shower
Miss Gladys Ross and Miss
Katherine Sharpnack were joint
hostesses at the home of Miss
Ross for a miscellaneous shower
Friday -night in compliment to
Miss Marjorie Smith, bride-elect,
of Mr. Robert Sullivan,,. whose
wedding will be . an event o
June 4.
Spring flowers attractively dec
orated the 'rooms. The evening
was spent in making bride books
for the honored guest. At a later
hour refreshments were ; served.
Bidden to honor Miss Smith
were: Misses Betty Ann Swan-
a- a enl 9 fTH.M..
x'. "PPf xnif
iToli LeV. Frinces Burger. Jeanne
Seacat. Elolse SulUvan. Sana
Miller. Dawn Bates, Janice -Rob-
tason. Dorothy Barnam, trerai-
uineiarneu. Miia omu, a-
LHiZK-:
r."' ..r,r" T;:
on a, buii -
nel Smith. Mrs. Sullivan. and the
vlSXZ T-Vn.rv
Miss Katherine Sharpnack
a a a
Dance Revue Given hy
June Hope West
June Hope West will
nntaaaf
t
im
herself, and a large group
pile In a dance revue in Salem on
June 7 and 8 at the Grand theatre.
This will be her 13 th recital but
. . . i v.-t.l-
inw lira iscb Ktuuiu uhk,
here last tall. I
Mrs. West has planned several
unique attractiona mciuamg a cap
w ihi. bw oi ;ur
stern ranging from 1 years to
high school age are included m
tho personnel and -a few special
students will come from Astoria
i " -
m stir.
' The Beta Chi Mothers club
will meet at the chapter house
on State etreet Tuesday after-
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Election
m Mluu - -tit veatjl -ttvm tFadft
V",w,
comlneT year. Mrs. uaorga.o-a-
.a1 revlew the book. -All
a .nd HeaTen Too," by Ra-
cQel Field Tea hostesses will
Mrfc Hare- Parker, chair-
man. t Mrs. EaM FUher, Mrs.
cllfton Ross, Mrs. H. H. Vande-
rt, Mrs. S. H. Boardman. Mrs.
otten. Mrs. A. Oehler
aa Mra C Frigaard.
jUidsa M Dclphians will meet
on Tuesday morning la the fire-
:Mto.,H.?"S!fh
rhariKinxer Mrs.
Ha
QraniCT sa nwn.
The Misslomary society of ihe
First Presbyterian chnreh wlVl
meet weanesosy as w
at 2 o'clock. The leader wiir be
Mrs. a H. Kent and Mrs. Ralph
SZbtt is in charge of the devo-
ttona. Hostesses will be' Mrs.
Howard Pickett, Mrs. Abner
' KHne, Mrs. W. It' Wood and
Mrs. O. A. Macy.
tae local committee. r
. - (Photo by KenneU-EUia.)
CLUB CALENDAR :'r
Monday, May 8
Pro America, Marion hotel,
2:30 p.m. -
- The Rebekah drill team prac
tice, after lodge meeting.
Board meeting,! American
Legion auxiliary, with Mrs.
Merle Travis, 148 .Shipping,
8 p.m.
PEO with Mrs. Ray Smith,
1895 Center street, 7:45 p.m.
DAV- election at armory,
auxiliary at WCTU 8 p.m.
Delta Phi Mothers club meet
at chapter house, 1810 Court -2
p.m.
Tuesday, May 9
Nebraska tallies club, ' with
Mrs. Gertrude Van Houdenos,
.228 McNary street. West Salem.
Beta Chi Mothers club meet
at chapter house; 1445 State,.
2:20 p.m.
Englewood PTA meet at
school, 8 p.m.
Wednesday, May 10
Mayflower Guild, 1st Con
gregational church with Mrs.
C. K. Logan, 560 Judson
street.
Oak Grove community hobby
show, afternoon and evening,
Grange hall.'
West Salem Women's dab,
i- eityr r.aU-1'4K run - a .
Missionary society of First
Presbyterian church meet at
church, 2 pjn. .
American Lutheran guild, 2
p.m.
Women's Foreign Mission
ary society, 1st ME church,
2:15, Carrier room.
FOE social club with Mrs.
Opal Gettman, 1790 Lee street.
Home Missionary society of
Leslie Methodist church with
Mrs. Dean Poindexter, 348
Myers street, 2 p.m.
Woman's Foreign Mission
ary society; of Jason Lee church
2 . p.m. : - '
Poppy Posters Will Be
Hivpti Awards
lven AWaras
.- ,
The poppy poster contest of
the American Legion auxiliary
U being conducted in the : lem
schools. Mrs. Elbert Bradford is
cnaJrman of tne auxiliary com-
.
.,at,n;w rh r.H,- wn, h.
: .
i muw ui-
Ti)iioilll. ttpper e,ementary, Jun-
Wgh and high schools. The
contest clc May 12 and the
winner in Salem will compete
for Oregon and national honors.
Completed poppy posters depict-
ing the spirit and purpose of t
American Legion auxiliary m
morial poppy program will be
dispUyed in connecUou with
PoPPy days May 2ft and 27.
a
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The Ensdewood PTA will hold
.... . . . . .
m iaai meeung oi iae year
Tuesday night at the school at
8 o'clock. A business meetlnr
wiQ.be held followed br a ore-
iisb. n, iwy . wcwaour
will speak on the "Week Day'
caurcn Possibilities in the -hool
Carrtculum." The Boy 3eouts
will be presented with their
oeraavia, us-
tlJr: 'JS;, 01
PTA. will riva a reoort on the
state convention held recently
ja Klamath Falls. She will in-
sUU the new officers. Refresh-
A. a-1 a m . a.
bwu.wiu w rnai gr ui IS-
tbers. r
,-.-
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Parker
entertained at dinner Friday la
honor .?,. ol Mrs. Clarence DeAr-
mond of Richmond, Indiana. She
is a sister of Mr. Parker and
Mrs. Joe Beniot and is leavlnc
the latter part of the month for
en route,
. .
The featured speaker wiU be Miss
MarUl1 Wooden. dieUUan . at the
: , . ......
i lin. Vre& AmMaMa aad lit.
Bay veeon .are leaving Monday
for a week's stay at the Anun-
aca coture it CuUer City.
- -, a
;
-Miss Bath Moon aad Mrs. C
C Gabriel were among those at-
.tesdlnx f the - Jeanette MacDoaald
concert in Portland last night
Ian to Wed
ay
Of interest to a number of Sa-;
4 lent tfolk is the wedding of Miss j
4 Jane Martin, daughter of Mr. and f
i Mrs. ;Jeese Ray ' Martin of ; Port- y
- land, to Mt. Ralph Speneef
: Stearns, formerly of Salem, son";
; of Mrs; Kathrya Stearns md Mr.
W. 8. Stearns, which will be sol-;
- emnized today at the home of the
bride' parenta at 4 o'clock. ' . . :
' Mrs.; Louis Berelson will play . .
the wedding march and Mr. Ralph .
' Barber will sing' awveral num- fi
lbert. "." .. .-. j'. - v ; r-
j .. The - bride ..who will be riven ; -:
;away In marriage by' her lather
will wear a white lace dress with -
;fnll tulle Tell caught by a band of -
j Mrs Laurence Wheeler, Irlll be 1
. the honor attendant and will wear !
- -a lima green tulle dress. Richard
-. Stearns will act as .best, man tor I
: i brother. ? Y i h '- I
; A. large reception will follow -
the wedding. "Assisting about the '
rooms wHl be Mima Lacy Fisher ;
- of Salem. Miss Sally Chrishner, .
If 1st Nancy" RIchsrds, Mrs. ; La
.Grande Haughton, and Mrs. James .
Whllely of Portland. Pouring will ,
: be. Mrs. H. W. Brock; Mrs. E. Ai
Bnrkltt, Mrs. " Perkins and Mrs. ;
- O." B. BJorge. Mrs. W. P. Stalna-.
;ker will cut the bride's cake. f
' The couple will be at home at- .
ter May IS at 1117 SB Ankeny,
" J w a. -. m ma M
iroruua. jnr siutrai a srmau
'.ate of Salem high school and at
tend ad , Willamatia nniTraitv '
where he waa a member of Sigma
1 Tan traurnityr He is now with
the ! Pacific ..Telephone and Tele - '
. " "
Annual Fashion Show at
:- High School May 17 v
' Wednesday, May ' IT has been
set as the date for the 12th an
nual fashion; show to be pre-
on& UciuSil!in,MSe01 .chTot
auditorium. The .how Wt
the mothers Of girls Of the high
school and a tea in their honor
2" f0?..,!?.!!" "2S
hostess.
Approximately 125 girls will
model the clothe they have made,
and all types of clothing from a
girl's wardrobe Will be modeled
fj thA fr7inri r.nw rtoainlr wUr.
o1m- Z't ?f rTllr
Fr! .111 B a5S"
iS o? 2e HomrEnomk. "Jb
for ,rir nr? a-iA
?hrrt fhrkaMonal H?m Fro
noX. organfzitS
SrtnTaS-SSS
ifm. i. ri . r.ma of th.
uomg nr gi waos.
a.a. a a a
name will be engraved on the
tea tray in Hi-Home.
Marjorie Greenwood is chair
man of the fashion show com
mittee and assisting her are
Maxlne' Drorbaugh, Marjory
Diebm, Adenna Winslow, Mar-
garet Browning, Elolse Hawkins,
Aniira nt.r!.tm.n. T,,.nit.
Audrey Chrlstmann and Juanltn
Odom.
Miss Pickens Announces
Wedding Plans
Another spring bride-elect to
reveal her wedding plans is Miss
Marjorie Pickens. daughter of
Mr' anrl Mra WllUam C. PV.
ens, whose marriage to Mr. John
Marvin Ritchie. , son of Mrs. J.
W. Ritchie, will be an evet of
Saturday, May 20.
The ceremony will be per
formed at the Calvary Baptist
church with Rev. Arno'q. Weni-
6i w.vlu.s u iuc yicBcuwc
of members of the family and
fria.
o'clock. Mr. Wesley Ritchie will
sing preceding the service and
Miss Doris Schunko will play
the wedding marches and ac
companiments. The bride, who will be given
sisvmup a, iu .vMfav eat , o
'' ttj Hmlln
t0 hep mald of bonor. Brides-
away in marriage by her father.
maids will be Miss Peggy Min-
kiewltx and Miss Mary Yeager.
Mr. Frank Ritchie will serve
? .? V
yne .Mr- KO,?".'1-
ens ana Mr. Marion itiicme.
A reception will follow In the
f0"0, avwea:
w"
ome ln salem.
v Mrfc i;? w" ,ceo
hote88 on Wednesday forthe last
oi tne rrmgie woman s
club Mrs. Hage assisted. Members
vnnent were Mesdames A. Bon-
rj J JT17, 5? ?' Jl.f' 5
Dry, r. UBrguncfl, n. ueicneri,
A. Carnegie. L. Lorentx. L Trone,
J. Robertson. E. 8. Coates. Davis,
.. .....
u. spunin, j. nasim, m. uiuer,
William McCarroIl, F. Clark. Wfl-
liam Schandd. J. Fabry. Jr.. 8.
Ksvea. s. Emerr. B. H II filter. O.
renie, t. wens, h. namey, u.;
Adams, P. 0. Bowman, R. Kottek.
-
The Delu Phi Mothers club
will meet at the Court ttreeti
. Gordon Blaek, Mrs.. Walter smith
and Mrs.w. R. Speck.
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P. & WODXnOTJSS raa Mas aa 5a
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SUM SXKAIra-Qafca Way sa Satfer CeJV.
ahis asLAjnroM Moyaon fataifcaVi
4S5 STATE
'MA v O
LJm. 'a & 1 lflll - -."iAi.v I
fl wouldnt let that domeetie traiiiUty fool a KTry maa'a a hero
the company teavest" ' ,, :
- ' " ' ' " .. v s . ' '
Ms latrai-11tnafn famlnlna rrannolllrw tkm a oharfranea ohtffnn
with a gathered bodies, a; wide,
scoop of sophistication, goes tor the white organdie with its pleated Mr. aad Mrs. R. d. csrtr. Mr. aad Mrs.
bodice ending In a blck laca band over the diaphragm and sleeves f" fM iSffli JSj-1
formed of alternatiag bands of; the Uca and, organdie.. Sixteen. CTs. rtwtt, mTT iCTiA. il. li"
count 'em, gores add up to a ten yard hemline, and that's a perfect frcd. Mr. ud Mn. R. a. Fia. Mr. aad
sklrttul.CopyrighW r'ltli. Eeqnire Features, Inc. Sr?'.7LMrt.Mcilre.::drM
- . . , : .: - . , , . Mn. A. R. Wtikert, Mr. and Mn. Amoi
Mrs. Ostlind Elected :
DAR Regent i
Mrg- Herbert Ostlind was elect-
d nam .'cim.nu taWr.
Daughters Of the American Revo-
lutlon at the meeting held Sat-
ttrday at the home of Mrs. L.
McLeod on North Summer
. . TXi? JZ .ZZZL
treet. Other officers to serve
coming year are Mrs. W. E.
Hanson, vice-regent; Mrs. U. G.
Mrs- Bella
Hawley, recording seereUry; Mrs. :
M- p- Adam- corresponding sec-
?rer: Mr- JR Newcomb. reg-
1"': Mr- 1!'QW,n ,,0,7' ,
LUIMU. aXl 1 D. off a-'e ' a
iAvl.si. VaTa T T TPfYttm wa II.
brarian; Mrs. C. C. Geer, musi-
clan; Mrs. I. M
retiring regent, director.
ssaa-TSir.
Mrs. Henry R. Wahoske, reg
ent of the Portland chapter, was
fl!?! LLn'rfi 'Hi
CUaVlg WI Sa J asa vaa aa p
rM3' Afrtcan Revo-
Daughters of the American Kevo-
lution, with an ex-state regent's
ribbon.
Music Prosram Given
A special'tauslcal program was
given under the direction of
Mrs. Carey Martin, program
chairman. A violin and piano trio
composed of Miss Emma Loud
East, Mis. .Lois Barrick
and
group
S aiary
n?r: Jf itrf Walter
J?e"nsvw.erewMrSix Wff
.ldenbTurs' M" !r
Alio. L. i. oaiiut auu wb
enry Wshpske of Portland.
The ted table waa covered
2 "l! " .SS
with a bouquet of yellow day
,J0 V.I.
' '7 . w m u ' "
low tapers. Mrs. W. B. H.-Jison
-
eaaau iui9i xj,
C. Geer presided at
the tea turns.
Hostesses were Mrs. C C
Best, Mrs. C. T. Brixey, Mrs. W.
B. Johnston, Mrs. George Ro
berts, Mrs. Frances Cornell, Mrs.
Edwin Jory. Mrs. S. L. Minard
"d Mra. K.rt stelwer.
The West Side Women's dab
wiU meet at the city hall on Wed
at l:4K for a nrorram and
.IWer tea. New officer, who will
be installed are Mrs. Glenn Tuck
nr.ai nnn unrVah.
SceT
secretary, and Mrs. A. A. Dasheill.
treasurer.
e e
The little Garden dab of Salem
Heights will hold an iria tea at
the home of Mrs. Lewis Judson on
jUdon street Mrs. Charles A.
sprague will bo honor guest.
Neighboring garden clubs are ta-
Tited to attend the tea. Irises will
UBei to decorate the rooms.
u a. tt..h .-j w.
w m nvuivii ww
uamar McWaln are ln charce
a
;
1 tk a?Ma It mm r tBa
American Legion auHiury wm
meet at the home of Mrs. Clyde
Kaiser at 1120 ChemekeU street
on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Charles Pray of Portland win
and Mrs. Lelf Bergsvik will read
a biography of King carol IJU
ti ft ti
$1X9) '
Cera.
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.
TSaAlfBt eaf
AJaaUeBal fees
asthersl Oa
ssiiSns. aawraeraatoa.
f.U elae.
I il la data. Bam ere
eejf a fa r Urn -mm
taaa s feaadred tUles
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BOOK
PHONE ES02
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r da .a-'-
TN "1 j aWslels1ar
I I law
gathered girdle and a toamingly
Miss Joyce Married to
Mr. Liston Parrish
The .' wedding of Miss Kay
.SJil&
-I SV Jnvnm ef Ra 1 Am In ir T.latnn
pMTlh of M riarm Parrlah
was solemnized Mar at the First
Christian church at 8 o'clock with
Rev. Guy L. Drill officiating.
A. J14 . ,r ,
Miaa Grace Condit of Vernonia
was maid of honor and brides-
maids were Miss Opal Yates of
gaiem. and Mis. Mary Louise
Miller of Vernonia. Betty Lou Fra-
ee was flower girL Miss Thelma
Uperil. Mr. Jesse Johnwn was
best man for Mr. ParrUh.
""Marioa county Pro. America,
.. .
national organisation for renub-
, .
II can women, will meet Monday
at 2:30 in the Marion hotel. Mrs.
T r W.t.ki . . ..1,1.
Rr Baker and Mra M. M. Ma-
8lon wUl follow- Tne Pnbllc lf
,,rAll
; THEY LAU OH
"ITS A CAME" SAID MRS.TCO.THE CAKE
BAKING CHAMP AND OWNER OF A SEW
M0TP0INT ELECTRIC RANGE, "LET'S ALL
C00X SOMETHING."
; "5:?
laS
; .b
as THeirvv ""11" as moocsm
THEY LAUGHED WHEN BOB GOT UP TO COOK BECAUSE
EVERYBODY KNEW TNAT BOB COULD NT COOK AN
EGG BUT THEY MONT LAUGH LONG.
THEM THAT ANYBODY CB COOK ON
Many "goodcook has surprised her
elf and friends with tlM excellent results
Satteredfn)maHcoim
It makes cood cooks better,T li.tht
opinion of owners. New features, acco
' meheatconm)I,theiMrw5-SpethlSdect-A-Heat
Calrod and Directional Heat
Oven with Doo Speed Brofc, brings a
whole new ''baf of tricks to the cook
end cots operaiicar costs. v '
ProretoyTjtxrseJfthatelec
is ffflnornipsT lnresdsate the low elec
trie rates for frtHrhtg. Ask for coat
in the form of users' JoZ Yea wQ
cscoverthat this nodcra method
actually coats tnoch fesathan yoo
" think.
Each new, IKS Ilcdx ZSectrlc
Range b an exceptions! va!ae! -
i rw.
yCa rrb
; .salcm :
SILVERTON
r ALBANY
SiLVKRTON One of the pret-
2!?
ISweiiT
night. GuyAlbins- orchestra of
Salem furnished - the music and
decorations were patterned after
the Mexican Idea.
rnk, m7I j. j. Lwta. Mr. nd Mn.
H. C. DsTia, Mr. sad Mn. Harry cm-
res, Mr. ami Mm. Joha BU, Mn. Hel-
smc Brkk, iMrrti Uubiwii, B.tk
rwi. Mik Himai, Ciim Haaa. Tni
tltuw Bolma, Kobn Wait. Ioa War
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muu. ttaargia Cooa. Ltaar vook,
Bawaua. UtMt &o. Mr. and Mrs.
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Mra. Tw4. Bakar, Mr. aaa.Mn. That
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Miaa. LilHa Maeaaa. Mia Altkaa Mtrrr,
Baarr BJorth, HaraU Laraea, Mhit ba
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avera Laia, Wilan Staataa, Kay Orrea,
Miaa MiMrad Ktekanaa, Mr. and Mra.
Harry fikcklcy, Mr. aad Mra. A. J. Titaa,
Mr. aad Mra. Waalay DeBaar, Man !
Uta 8cinwr, aylard HHtba, Miaa Hava
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Mra. W. It. BrraaB. Mr. aad Mra. Harold
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Mr. aad Mra. L. Waadkaaaa, Mr. aad Mra.
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Mlas Dare toy Doaifaa, Harold lioaek,
Mias "Lara Cornier. Unrr HoHaad. Mr.
aad Mra. Ln Haaldaa. Mr. and Mra.
Harry Kfekat, Mr. aad Mrs. E. B. Bkab
doa, Mias Errtya Coraalins, Mr. aad
Mra. Balpk O. Xarsoa, Mr. aad Mrs. El
Vert DeUaira, Miss Jean parssaa. Bed
Btraoafcc. Mr. aad Mrs. Aadavy Tokatad.
Mr. aad Mra. Mila Oraea. Mr. aad Mn
W. U MeOinaU. Mr. aad Mrs. kiek
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SUBLIMITY - St. Boniface
church was a scene of a beautiful
spring wedding Tuesday morning,
when Miss Bernlce H amines be-
. i ... . . . .
came the bride of Lawrence Hau
oerger oeiore a large gauermg oi
relatives and friends. Rev. Josepr
Sjikoplwln. VMll fK nnnll.l n. . n .
. m .
and the school children' choir
the oria' f
miu u.mmoi . i ,.),!).
ID WHEN HI SOT
ETHEL "TRUMPED" MRS. TED'S CAKE
WITH BISCUITS THAT COULD FLOAT
WITHOUT WINGS ACCORDING TO"
80 a-S VERSION.
BOB SNOWED
A HOTPOWT.
tAUSBPKT Tbe arfa aad vafsw Jsaerffiasr-aa' gas.
poimft gnai Jfae a saedem eJeefWe range. BmlJMo.
thm-Ooor ... fmtt ponmUim caaaasi Dinoliamtt Haai
r MtmuarL
THE
- arooBsyvaasritaaga
Bottom heat
. switch, TuBprovea bskmg aad
inasilug raaaha. Oaapaad
Broiler givas a great new
IsslbBliy and beta flavor to
TsroOsd saaaks, chops sod fewi
satin gown trimmed with lace' and
tms-r " TeU aeW ln Ice with
onnSB blOMOm- She carried a
and ulIeg 0f, the valley. ;
'
She was attended by Miss Max-
lne Albus. Rosella Heuberger act-
wa best man. TecepUon was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Josenh Henberrer
,,OBePn "enoerger. , t
A dance was giTea at the, CP
h.n TueadaT nirht for thilr ninv
. .
friends. .. . ; ,
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jh
ssaalia ao will
ysear Oanulna Oranaa
ninsa. Tbair arrUrif ia
af lOTslinaai far years
as eama ... fltair aaana a uar
ansaa af Bnaat ejuottlf asvd aahaa.
2 Ring Ensembld
Priced $49.75 up.
CONVENIENT CREDIT
ORinwn
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- CORNER STATER
AND LIBERTY)
UP TO COOK
TED LOOKED FUNNY IN HIS WIFE'S
APRON. BUT HE LED HIS FAVORITE
TRICK. ..A SALMON LOAF WITH TOMATO
SAUCE. TED GOT A BIG HAND.
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