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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1942)
Th OUTQOI? CTATE5MA17. Colons. Oregon. Sunday Horning. March S3, IS 13 Cm. S-Tc; a Club Group Hears Dr. Morris ; When the Salem Woman's club met at i the clubhouse on : Saturday ; afternoon, ? members heard Dr. Victor P. Morris, dean of the school of business admin istration, University of Oregon, - talk on "Economic Impacts of meeting, presided over by Mrs. DroDosed revisions of. the con stitution were discussed. Mrs. J. Deane Patterson reported on the first meeting of the nutri ' tion class, sponsored by the club, and announced that there were still places for interested women who wish to join. The class Is divided into several sec tions, and is open to non-mem- . bers of the club. A contribution was voted to the Children's Farm home in Corvallis. ..'' : The musical program included a croup of numbers for cello and piano by Miss Mary East and her mother, Mrs. W. H. East, "PreludiO, first movement from the Corelli sonata and "Al legro con Brio" by Guernin. ' The committee in. charge of the social hour was headed by Mrs. V. E. Newcomb, and dec orating the t a b 1 e was Mrs. Charles Ratcliffe. Others on the committee were Mrs. R. J. Hendricks, Mrs. J. Deane Pat terson and Miss Antoinette White. Mrs. C. F. Breithaupt and Mrs. F. A. Elliott poured. The table was centered with wild currant arranged in a crys tal bowl, and guarded by rose tapers in crystal. The currant was used to decorate the club room. Supper Party At Wootons Colonel and Mrs. Elmer V. Wooton have Invited guests to supper tonight at their home at 6:30 o'clock in compliment to , a group of friends. Bouquets of spring flowers will be arranged about the rooms. Guests will be Major Lewis of Washington, DC, Major and Mrs. Carleton Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Owen, Dr. and Mrs. Laban Steeves, Mr. and Mrs. - Ralph Campbell and Mrs. T". E. Rilea. The full scale cartoon for the Salem Postoffice mural, painted by Andrew Vincent, is now on display at the Art Center. The charcoal drawing, 15 by 19 feet, will afford an opportunity for students and the general public to study the artist's method in designing a painting for a large wa!l space. The exhibit by Vin ' cent also includes two smaller sketches, showing changes in the composition from the artist's first design. The cartoon is hung in the entrance gallery. ' Mr. Vincent, head of the art depaitment at the University of Creg(n, is a former Salem resi dent. He served in France with ythe camouflage department in 1917 and 1918 and received his training at the Chicago Art In stitute. He has exhibited in Chi cago, Denver, San Francisco, Seattle and other cities. On Tuesday a discussion of mural painting and a review of the mural drawing will be given on the Art Center radio hour by Halley Johnson, staff instructor in painting- The program ' is at :15 over KSLM. v '. A unique exhibit of Indian art In the northwest is being dis . played in the main gallery of the Center. It comprises seven large panels on which are mounted war clubs, harpoons, masks, a dance rattle, trap stick, Ceremonial 1 hat, woven dance ' legging, carved bone amulets, , dance apron, map of the north Pacific coast and a 'number of ' photographs. Printed on the - panels are annotations explain ing the design motifs. The ex hibit has been assembled and sent fn national tour Of the Art Centers by the Spokane . Art Center.' . - , Also on showing in the main gallery of the Salem Center is an interesting collection of In dian articles lent by the Willam- . ette university museum,' Includ ed in the display are several ice hooks, knives, dance rattles and a cam e and turtle made by the northwest Indians. Re-Ucaving! coats 5 SUITS y DRESSES " ' DRAPERIES . ;,;. ly done it defies ,de- worn spots, etc Leave work at . hose mending dept. inLLEirs 1 1; MARCH BRIDES Mrs. Paul Sheldon, left, who was Edith Wendelin before her mar riage on March 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. Neelands. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Wendelin of Avbca, Wisconsin, and her husband's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sheldon of Pendleton. They will live in Salem. Mrs. Warren C. Hal, right, the former Suzanne Esau, daughter of Mrs. A. A. Esau, before her wedding on March 21 at the First Evangelical church. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hale of Seattle. Rev. and Mrs. Hale will live in Salem. (Kennell-Ellis photos). bot't look but . . . this is the time ot year when we yearn to be out with our noses to the ground, snooping for the first tiny carrot top to push itself through the ground. Ring on th finger ... Probably It's the first time it has ever happened, but the three May queen candidates at Willamette are wearing diamonds. One. is married, the other two engaged. At least there won't be any question about escorts. Get along little dogey . . The Duane Gibson's dear brown and white huntin' hounds have gone on another bunny binge. They won top honors a year ago in the dog show, as best among the blue blooded Beagles, but that doesn't stop them from being just plain huntin' dog when a rabbit hops by. Mrs. Gibson had them all dressed up for company the other day and they dis appeared, only to come home, tired and hungry and very repentant, but with telltale Miss Betty Simmons, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Sim mons, and her house guest. Miss Gail Mclnerney of Saratoga, Calif., are leaving this morning by train for Palo Alto, Calif., to resume their studies at Leland Stanford after spending the spring vacation at the Simmons' country place. f- Mrs. Rex A. Turner, president of the Salem Daughters of the Nile club, and her committee members are making final pre parations for the annual bene fit bridge tea to be given on April 9 at the Masonic temple. Miss Mary White and Miss Janet Bower were among those attending the stage performance, "Life With Father" at the May fair theatre in Portland Satur day night Miss Sybil Spears will enter tain the Spinsters at her home on Chemeketa street Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Stad ter, jr. are now at home at their new residence, 260 West Supe rior street. Miller's ORANGE SLICES Select your Easter candies now. orange slices. CANDY DOLLAR MINTS . These are regular 39c pef pound. Buy them now during E.O.M. at : -Per Pound BUTTER PECAN FUDGE . . . Butter pecan vanilla fudge, reg. 39c per pound. E.O.M. sale price '-...1 Per Pound SUTTER PECAN CHOCOLATE JUDGE Regular 39c per pound E.O.M. Sale - 10c Irish Linen Ink Tablets ..... Qf 25c Facial Tissue (500 count) . ..Q 10c Drene Shampoo . . Si 10c J10 Count Paper: Dinner Napkins ... 25c Drainhoard Mats 190 33c Pillow Cases, . Standard Size 250 $1.19 Muslin Sheets. 66x99 long ....-gC0 ' ,,mvt,,i - iii minia m TtiYr-M r-fr-'V r if m ii'f " r mi n -"-ifr irrivrmini mmiii "i iST at t mlhtnVr ri vwiritt inl-TinTHtii-njirtmnir'mr nYVriimwiimr rn -rrf - " , , r - - - - ""' O r: I v Naiu.. rabbit hair in their mouths, which made them eligible for the doghouse. Pretty good record ... We always enjoy a talk with Lena Belle Tartar about music and Salem, and things. Speaking of wed dings, she revealed yesterday that she had attended 47 weddings since she was a little girl, and has sung at 18. None of the couples who started out married life with the ring of her songs in their ears have been di vorced, and that's a pretty good record. Problem solved ... A big sign is out in front of a downtown garage with "bicycle parking, day or month," on it. We've been wondering about that. Trick stuff ... We weren't bad in our day. We could ride without hands on the bars of course, but could also ride back wards and stand on the seat of our bike and balance ourselves. Well, just watch our dust when we get togged out this spring. . . . Maxine Buren. WOWELO Camp Fir Girls Column The Luta Camp Fire Gls met Wednesday at the home of their guardian Mrs. G. South. They discussed various projects for national defense and decided that each member will knit squares for the Red Cross. Members present were: Irna Clirisinger, Donna Runyan, Pat Elliot, Lorraine Evans, Mary Lou Houser, Delores Jackman, Justine Woelke, Crystal Hun tington, Dorothy June White, Irene McLeod, Lois Jean White, .Tane Gardener . and Virginia Strong. Members of Itanyan Camp Fire girls with their guardian, Mrs. Richard Severin, met Fri day afternoon at McKinley school and walked to the police station to have their finger prints taken. Basement Reg, . . . i P I we. Deiidous 12d Triumph $1.25 . i T. ' rWUU :- r J ,W , . ' . g 1QMlr Wy j&jF for oll-occoslon Pound Wl i ?! II wsrrr t. f, aMJ it ; v j v : :'S 4 ft V a. J Lt. and Mrs. Cecil A. Crafts (Doris Murphy) of Fort Lewis are spending the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Murphy. Other dinner guests today at the Mur phy home will be Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Crafts, Lt. Crafts' parents, and his grandmother, Mrs. Ja net Annands, of Eugene. SUfchtd 2i rHOEOBRED i 1 ' i 'i I $2.00 1 ii . m ' j p I ' Handoe rayon. " j 1 11 P1 SCjtF1 6t&, waihobla cotton , 3 I HI ; C taiterea end casual styles of I : s-ii " Honsin Costume Geve.: And h's 1 I ;: vlQSSIC doubly smart to make yovr selections now i j l . $1.25 I I :9M m'im' ,yV n if ;-; v n fi i 1 ' i Ruth Melson Reveals jy Troth . . 1 - A popular Salem" girl now 'wearing a diamond on her left hand - Is Miss Ruth Melson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Melson, -whose ' engagement to Corporal Thomas P. Hill, III, son of Mr. and Mrs;' T.' P. Hill, jr, of Buffalo, Wyoming, is ; being announced this weekend, yy. , There has been no date set. for the wedding. The: bride-elect Is a graduate of Salemschools and attended Oregon State .college. She is a member of Salem Jun- : ior Woman's club and is with the secretary of state's office. ' Corporal Hill, who is stationed near Salem, is a graduate of the University of Wyoming and a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. -Presbyterians Meeting ; ! Women of the Presbyterian church will hold regular meet ings on Wednesday as follows: Circle L Mrs. N. J. Lindgren, leader, meets with Mrs. Harvey Taylor, 1885 South Commercial at 2 p m. Circle 2, Mrs. W. W Moore, leader, meets with Mrs. Abner Kline, 1065 North 5th street for a dessert luncheon at 1:15 p.m. Circle 3, Mrs. John Anderson, leader, meets with her at 196 South 24th street, 2 p.m. C ' 4. Mrs. F. E. McCrack en, !- .!.?r, meets with Mrs. W. H. Wood. 1602 Center street at 2 p.m. Circle 5, Mrs. S. A. Bald win, lcrderL meets with Mrs. J W Bolin, 449 North Capitol street at 2 p.m. Circle 6, Mrs W. R. Dallas, leader, meets with Mrs. Willis Moore, 495 North Commercial street at 2 p.m. Cir cle 7, Mrs. Howard Pickett, leader, meets with her at 960 Center street for a 1:15 dessert Iuik -1. Circle 8, Mrs. Walter Pugl:. . der,- meets with Mrs. II E. F- -ick, 1610 South Church street for a dessert luncheon at 1:15 p.m. Friends of Mrs. Heme Daniel surprised her on her birthday Friday. Spring flowers were used on the luncheon table. They were Mrs. Dory Ward, Mrs. Chris Ringwald, Mrs. Ted Coenenberg, Mrs. Ed Edlund, Mrs. Con Dee .Ross, Mrs. Gil bert Frones, Mrs. Gus Illert, Mrs. Lee Hutchins, Mrs. Milton Mentzer, Mrs. Donna Hutchins and Mt, Lloyd Henry of Inde pendence. :X FOR TOWN OR COUNTRY HAND-MATES BY HANSEN Those wonderful "copied-from-the-mea' gloves that Hansen makes! You've loved them in leathers, and here is Thorobrcd in sturdy Hansuede double-woven cotton with the . smart short wrist-length so perfect with your Spring suit HERE'S A GLOVE YOU CAN TRIUMPI BY 1ARSER When you find a glove so perfect simple enough to wear with almost everything, beautifully de - tailed, wonderful on your hand, and you know you can buy it in a half dozen "keyed to your co- tume" Hansen colors what' stopping you? It's smart (and good sense) to repeat an accessory fashion you like in colors- ' Handoe rayon. Mffler's CHARGE Fresh, New $149 J pair A FAMOUS BRANDI A nylon stocking that will give youmonths of satisfactory service, the nylon way. These will all be sold tomorrow . . SHOP EARLY IN THE MORNING IF POSSIBLE Fresh new stock direct from fac tory. New spring shades! Also dark shades for formal wear. Buy them now for your Easter ward robe . . . save! Reg. $1.65 to $1.95 values! Irregulars. Sale! Footwear 300 Prs. . . . Values to $6.85 Think of it! 300 pairs of our regular stocks grouped for this E. O. M. sale beginning tomorrow! Blacks . . . Blues . . . Tans! PATENT . . . GABARDINE . . . CALF SUEDE! Medium and high heels! Pumps . . . Ties . . . Straps, etc. Come be fitted now and save almost half on your spring footwear! (Expert fitters in attendance.) Also-M50 Pairs Red Cross Shoes . . . over our cute Date Hats $098 They're precious little straws caid novelties . . gay as a Spring garden! Rag Rugs Half Price Odds and broken stocks of rag rugs go on E. O. M. sale tomorrow at one -half of regular price. Stock up now! IT TOMORROW PAY Tomorrow! Nylon $Q45 O Pr. $3.95 Crepe Print Dresses ... Half sizes, 16 to 22 i, all new spring prints just ar rived for. this first Q Q P showing! 2nd floor, "r Women's Spring Coats . . Beige, tan, etc. Smart tweeds in pastel plaids and plain shades for Easter and your spring and summer wear. 13 to 40. Q QC Price plU.uJ New Spring Skirts ... Circular and pleated wool skirts in the new pastel plaids for Easter. These are arrivals! $3.95 Others in the New. Manner Priced at $3.50. 2nd Floor. Women's Blouses . . . Crepe a n d , cotton blouses taken from regular stocks of blouses priced up to $3.95! White and colors in i fin this group. 2nd floor f IUU Nemo Sensation Girdles . . Pantie ' girdles in two-way stretch! Small, medium and large sizes. Only a few at Jr $l.C0 LeCkmt Foundations . .' . One and two-way back foundations with built-up shoulder and . batiste front Reg. $8.50 55.95 value! Van Baal to Jigger Panties , - This famous pantie in tea rose and white by Van Raalte is an excellent Q buy st this price. - 0 3C Princess Slips : Lace or plain tailored slips in satin or crepe will be of fered in this sale C beginning tomorrow "fiU Shoulder Braces . Famous Health- Control -shoulder braces , for men, women and children in this sale beginning tomor- C2c . ' row. Notions deot: Bonded Scissors . . . - Guaranteed to stay sharp for two years! Buy your scissors , and shears now and rf- save! Notion dept MILLER'S ' DEPARTMENT IN MAY! r I. Nylons! ' ' - i Sizes 4 to 10 B to AAA Travel Wardrobe Cases . . 2 Only! Fitted cases for travel. Wardrobe rack, etc. First come, first Un served. Notion dept.. .. 05C Chenille Bedspreads .... Rose, blue, green and rust chenille full sized bedspreads oiiered in this sale $3.98 beginning tomorrow Thirsty Bath Towels . . . Large, heavy bath towels (unbelievably thirsty) in this sale. White only. Stock up now uq and save! . wvC Fine Fabrics . . . Prints, sheers, Alpacas, sport crepes in the finer rayon weaves offered rat 79c yd. Values to 79c $1.50 yd-. .Yd. Printed Aprons . . . Fine quality boil-proof col ors in dainty percales. Large overall style for kitchen and general utility CO-" use . Men's Pajamas . . "Horner'' quality pajamas in Paisley and other smart pat terns in new spring blues. wine, green, $1.95 Men's Dress Shirts . . . "PARAGON":; quality dress shirts in new spring patterns in Blue, -tan, green, $1.33 I and .. solid white. Men's Spring Socks , Regular and half sock styles with elastic knit-in tops. Rayons and cotton OC lisles. Pair-H. 3C Men's Trousers . . . " One lot of men's trousers In odd patterns and sizes. 30- 31-32-33 waist measurement Close-out ' I9 CZ prici . r,1;., Magazine Backs . . . ' Mahogany, walnut and ma ple finished veneer mara- r u H 5 i . zine floor baskets in this sale on third floor. Reg. i eM $2.10 $3.93 now STORE