Ths OZ-GO.T CTATdlAlC Satan, Oragoa. Sunday T.Tnrmftiqy DaKwnbsr 1, 1949
Sweetheart
Ghoseri by
Lores Hicks will b mayor for tie ;'t
day and Mr. Leonard Stelabock, -city
recorder, Mr. Farley Mogan. .
dad advisor of the DeMotays, Is
assisting the boy la -aakf ar
rang ements.
Mrs. Chambers
Kiss Patricia Lamb, young and T- T-Trctocrc
attractive daughter of Mr. and 1S x -'Olc?oo
Mrs. J. MV Lamb, lias been chosen
as tbe DeMolay ""sweetheart" and
vOl be tbe bonor guest at an In
formal dance on Monday Decem
ber t when tbe DeMolay boys
take orer tbe city for tbe day.
Miss Lamb was elected at the
regular meeting held Thursday
night. Miss Lamb Is a Junior at
tbe Salem high s c h o o I and a
member of tbe Rainbow Girls
The dance win be held at the Ma
sonic temple and Hiss Lamb will
be presented -by the master coun
cillor. Tbe public Is InTlted to at
tend the dance.
The DeMolaya are planning sev
eral stunts when they run tbe city
government sad hold a . council
meeting. The boys plan to rescue
Miss Lamb out of a building on
tire as one ot their stunts. Mr.
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EXCLCSIYE DEALER
Mrs. J. N. Chambers was e de
lightful hostess on Thursday after
noon when she entertained at
bridge and tea for the pleasure of:
Mrs. Ralph Carse of Portland, '
bouse guest of Mrs., Percy Kelly.
The affair was given at the Cham
ber's suburban' home. -
At the tea hour Mrs. Carse pre
sided at the urn and tbe tea ta
ble was beautiful with an arrange
ment of chrysanthemums, roses,
snapdragons and thorn berries.
Honoring Mrs. Carse were Mrs.
J. T. Whlttlg. Mrs. U. G. Shipley.
Mr. Homer Gonlet, sr., Mr a. Wil
liam Hutebens, Mrs. Percy Kelly,
Mrs. John L. Rand, Mrs. Miller
B. Hayden and Mrs. Hannah Mar
tin aad Mrs. Clifton Mudd wbo
came for tea.
The uaembers of the HI Y Moth
ers club will meet on Tuesday,
December 3, at the home ot Mrs.
C. A. Kells. 190 Salem Heights,
at 2:30 o'clock. An Interesting
program, with Mrs. G. E' Ross
as speaker, has been planned.
Mrs. Ross will speak on her ex
periences as a social worker la
the bop yards.
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Mfode
Dec 4,
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Pamela Bra-ton presents k
Moeu, Dec ted, 8:15 P. M.
"Success Key to Life"
"Youth and Vitality After Forty"
Wed., Dec. 4th, 2:80 P.M.
Special "Ladies Only" Matinee
- ' VA Woman's Best Tears"
"Charm nd Beauty Secrets"
"lighting Disease and Premature Old Age"
"Bright and Healthy Eyes Without Glasses"
ilADIOn nOTEL - Ilarine Boom
Don't Look
Now ...
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the poor artist glree all the encores
he thinks he deserves. This time
big boys were stationed at tbe
doors, and nothing at all had to
be said, the- yeuag trent-rowers.
simply stayed put until the eon
cert was oyer.
PS ... We got into trouble
last week with a story about a
policeman, we now don't want to
get mixed up with the army. We
saw the Motor corps meeting and
thought It a grand Idea, the wom
en are spending a lot of time from
other duties, making this home
defense unit ot real Importance.
Other names and places la this
column are entirely fictitious and.
amy similarity, etc
. . . Maxlae Bureu.
Mothers' Group
Entertained
Mrs. E. B. Gabriel and Mrs. E.
W. Coo ley were hostesses to the
Sigma Tau Mothers club on Frt-
day afteraeom at tbe former's
home. A dessert luncheon was
serred with a business meeting
following.
The rooms were fasti rs with
bouquets ot gold chrysanthemums
and guests were seated at small
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CAST MEMBERS of the annual Snikpoh play. The bkuLt ar Mrs. n. c MeWain. president:
to be presented on Friday nit at the Salem high, school audi- Mrs. Donald C. Roberts, -tce-torium
ore: front row. Betty Randall, Barbara Hathaway and f"l;t
Cameron McDonald; back row. Reid Shelton and John. Carlson. SSSVuS clrlSma.
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the Kalxkt Memorial church are the Day.- led by Dr. K. Xraa Lo- 'too iffl be Uterested to knew
T,.Tv l7Jt7m tsU. ViU meet om Wednesday . that the American Lutheran
oldlas; the aaanaX Christma. ba- JfJJa at 1:45 o'clock at the eburch guUd will serre a tradl
saar gad AlaMtr at the ckurch oat Komc . Mn j.-a. jelderks la tloual holiday Uuruk dinner at
Tuesday. Luacheom wGl he serred North Salem and with Mrs.. J. the church on Thursday and Tri-
and dinner at C o'clock. Deans rattersoa eomw pmw. w w', -
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Mondays 0 pan. Thursdays 8 p.m.
Open to boys from 8 to 14. Development of
muscles and strong athletic bodies stressed.
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Stage Effects Will Be Feature ot
Snikpoh 's Play on Friday Night
Unlaue staxe settings, including
two beautifully colored cathedral
windows designed by Velita Kate jr.
will be an outstanding feature ot
the Snikpoh club play. -The
Skull," Miss Jean Kendall. Salem
high school art instructor, an
nounces.
This thrilling, three-act. mys
tery drama will be presentee iu
the high school auditorium next
Friday night at 8: IB p. m.
As usual tbe Snikpoh club will
gire four per cent of the ticket
aales to the Christmas seal fund.
In addition to the play the high
school orchestra, under the direc
tion ot Vernoi Wlscarson, will
play during tbe intermission.
Previous plays produced by the
Snikpoh club hare been high
ly successful. Two productions of
recent years were "Life Begins at
Forty" and "Skidding. The club
tradition -is carried on with tbe
presentation ot a play dealing with
youth and its problems.
The managing staff Includes:
President of Snikpoh. Evelyn Col
lins: general manager, Keith
Honoes: assistant manager. Bob
Muudt:
Johnson: stars manager. Cart
Ritchie; directory Margaret Bur
roughs; advertising, Marian
Horn; publicity, Barbara Ann
Rleketts and Dona Bat son; sound
effects. lYits Deckmbach and Doug
Us Armstrong; art work, Velita
Estey, Cleonna Nademan, TJavld
Foster and Herbert Ray; head
usher. Don Bower; wardrobe mist
ress. Mary Bennett; wardrobe
master, Milton McClaln, and ush
ers, Pat Lamb. Carol Young, Lois
Barrick. Mary East. Robeta Jean
Yocom, Elaine Murray, Dorothy
Kingwel. Jim Hatfield. Rollie
Haag. Lester Peannine, Bob Irish
and Paul Kelty.
Members of Snikpoh who are
in tbe cast Include: Re Id Sheltoa
as Jerry BrownelL Cameron Mc
Donald as Captain Allen by, John
Carlson as Professor Vorhees. Bar
bara Hathaway as Mrs. Harris,
Betty Randall as Dorothy Merrill.
Anne Marks as Anna Mason, Jlm
mle Smith as Bob Demsrest, Tom
Courtney as Dr. Steve Tolman, Bob
Scott as Harry Alsing and Charles
Lovell as a voice.
"The Skull" was written by
Bernard J. McOwea and Harry E.
Humphrey. Tickets are on ssle.
and reservations may be obtained
from tbe Salem high school office
Tuesday.
K. 8. Oliver.
Mrs. Maurice Bremnaa. Mrs. a.
Dietrich, Mrs. H. E. MeWain.
Mrs. Donald C Roberts. Mrs. C.
H. Fisher. Mrs. Elmer Smith.
Mrs. L. R. Spring-er. . Mrs. C S.
Miller. Mrs. J. E. Dugan. Mrs. H.
R. Pickett, Mrs. E. W. Cooley,
Mrs. E. B. Gabriel and Mrs. C. L.
Blodgett.
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Conductor Charles Lautrup will
lead tbe Portland Philharmonic
1 orchestra in a untune program ar
rangemsnt, which opens and clos
es with celebrated overtures -at
Tuesday night's concert at tne
public auditorium. He will pea
the performance witn tne over
ture to -Oberoa" by Weber, and
conclude the concert with the
"Academic Festival" overture oy
Brahma. The -Oberon Overture
Is based on the same fairy-tale
legend Shakespeare portrayed In
his "Midsummer Night's Dream."
Brahm's overture Incorporates the
themes of four famous European
student soucs, all well-known in
this country. It was composed as
a tribute of gratitude to the Uni
versity of Breslau for conferring
upon him tbe degree of doctor of
Dhllosoohv.
Josephine Albert Spauldlng
(lira. Bruce Spauldlng) will be
guest soloist for the concert. Her
rich mesxo-eoDraao voles is well-
known throughout the northwest
where she has concertlxed for sev
eral years. One reviewer wrote.
Mrs. Spsulding's voice wss one
of the loveliest ever heard here.
Her voice Is able to carry the
rich messo-soprano tones In per
fect interpretation ot the many
difficult numbers she sang to her
audience.' Her concert numbers
will Include a famous operatic
aria from "Samson and Deli Ian'
and three songs. The sria will
be suns with the orchestra and
the songs will be accompanied at
the piano by Henri Arcand, noted
Portland concert pianist.
The program, beginning at t:10
p.m. follows:
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