The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 16, 1942, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextCliaOZZaON'ETAnblAit Ccto Oroau Gusday Morsfcg, Aujuii 18, 1SU PAGE EEC Miss Tucker iMafrried- iri Tillamook r Miss Ubby Tucker, daughter !f Mil Kittle Richardson of 'ortland became Mrs. Karl R orton at a wedding at the home ef Mr. and Mrs. Warren McMinl mee In Tillamook on Saturday at o'clock. Corporal Horton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. ilorton of "Cobool, Missouri. The home was decorated in pink, buff and white gladioluses and white candles, which Mrs. William Connell Dyer,' jr., of Salem lighted.. The bride was attired In a caramel brown suit silk and darker brown accessories. Her corsage was of orchids and bou vardia. " Mrs. E. R. Dodge of Portland, dressed in a light green suit and wearing pink tuberous begonias, was matron of honor. Mrs. Ruth Smith played the wedding marches and Mrs. Edna Morris was soloist. ' Mr. Warren McMinimee was best man for Corporal Horton. At the reception after the cere mony, Mrs. Loren Mort of Port land and Mrs. Delmer Desart of Salem served. Mrs. William Ri- dell of Tillamook poured. After a short stay at the Ore gon beaches, the bride and groom Will be at home in Independence. Corporal Horton is a graduate of Albany college was a munici pal Judge In Albany before join ing the army. He is now sta tioned at Camp Adair. - The bride. attended Tillamook schools and University of Ore gon. She has been employed at the secretary of state's office for the past few years. .amiiwii Matt "mtfA Ir- - . i1 1 - i t : M I i 7 4 'J: V NEW BRIDE Mrs. Earl Tiximbo, who was Miss Juno Earl before her marriage on August 9 at the First Congrega tional church. She.is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Earle and Mr. Trutnbo is the son of Mr. Marcus Trumbo of Portland. (Kennell-Ellis) . ' ' . anrt aoh Jl(ua.. but .... .-a talking crow is reported to be at large in the neighborhood around the 200 block on South 17th street He says "I want myrnama", talks to paw and maw and the ; children. He isn't a raven either, just plain talking, crow.- ' Brrr . . . When Patricia Edgerton and i her mother, Mrs. Wallace Foster made ar xangements for Patricia to enroll at Welles ley this year they find that there's trouble aplenty, in Massachusetts. All the 1500 worn i on students have to gat out for 5 weeks to '.' save fuel oil this winter. Up with the birds . . . Parents of these patriotic little bean pickers are seeing the summer sunrise for the first time. Th pickers-catch the 6:15 bus, which means that mama has to get up about 5:30 to pack up lunches and get 'em going. Going around in circles . . . You can't drive on certain streets because there's a bond campaign blocking up the pavement, a sign says to turn right and when you go right for a block, you can't turn left, so you goon around to where you started. Why don t they let you turn left at all corners if you buy a victory stamp? . . . Marine Bur-en. Activity Varied at Art-Recreation Center; Newspaper Published The third number of the "Rec reational news," a weekly bul letin of, parties, dances' and en tertainment planned for the sol diers and published by the Sa lem Art and Recreational Center, appeared this Friday with a clever cover design by Halley Johnson, staff member of the . center. The bulletins are sent each week to Camp Adair, fair grounds, airport, Hostell league and USO. . The information of "Recrea tion news" is obtained from the recreation agencies in the city through the weekly meetings of the city program planning com mittee, composed of Mrs. Lowell Kern of the senior hostess group; Dr. Henry Morris, UHA; Mr. . Robert Boardman, USO; Mr. Frank Earnest, chairman of the city defense recreation jcommit- ' tee; and Miss Rachael" Yocom, area supervisor of defense. Anyone wishing to be included in the bulletin may do so by I calling Miss Rachael Yocom at the Salem Art and Recreational Center, 6311. The bulletin goes to press Friday and covers the program from Sunday to the, following Saturday. The service men's guides, which .abo were compiled by the Art . snd Recreation center are now. available for all service men and place of business that wishes to . " have them on hand for use of ; the soldiers. Listed in the guide are places to see, churches, and things to do. Commercial, pri- . vate and city-owned recreation offer special prices .to men in ' uniform. This information along with the addresses" and phone " numbers is included in the guide. The weekly bulletin and the ' service, men's guide will be fol ; lowed by many other recreation services of a varied nature on the , part of the Salem Art and Rec . reation center.- - . Oat t Fields With the start of late seasonal i crop harvesting in the valley de mands are being made upon local WPA defense recreation service uuougn .miss jiacnaei. . xocorn, . rea.supenrisot.of defense recre ation, tor. a recreation leader in connection with the larger bean picking camps; r r; To fill such a need Mrs. Mae Gingrich, member of the Salem staff, left this week for the Dar ley plantation at West Stayton, where she will be in charge of all recreation activities during the bean picking season. The recreational program at Darley's has been planned to include a daily schedule of paint ing instruction for the children at the camp. Mrs. Gingrich Is well qualified to do this work because of her successful experi ence in teaching children's paint ing classes at the Art center for the past few years. In addition to art work for children, the recreation program at West Stayton conducted by Mrs. Gingrich will Include the organization of adult entertain ment and weekly home talent shows. As further need arises, other WPA recreation workers In this area will be transferred to the harvest center camps for the duration of the bean and 'hop picking industries. Farewell Party Is Given Miss M a r J o r i e Bergsvik and Miss Provost were hostesses at the M. S. Stevenson home on Tuesday at an au revoir party for- Miss Madeline Morgan, who is awaiting navy permission to sail for Honolulu. She will be physical education teacher at Kameham Eha school for girls. Bidden to honor Miss Morgan .were the Misses Doris Hill, Mau ririe Keuscher, Dorothy Hoar, Dorothy Tate, Rosella Bell, Bar-, bara Viesko,' Phyllis "Gueffroy, Mary. Laughlin, Florence Elliott, Marjorie Herr and Gayle Denni son. - . , - Mr. and Mrs. OtU SkopD, sr who have sold their East Salem home, are now In their new place on Kingwood Heights!. ' The eath Circle ef the first ".Christian church will meet with Mrs. D. B. Simpson at 830 Hiyt street all day Wednesday. P - -r V SP?""" TI i."'', ..i . 'J ; i ? L" ,4 f - TO WED - Miss Frances Ball, who will marry Mr. Les- ter Chris tensen on September 6: Oesten-Miller) Picnic Luncheon Is Wednesday The missionary society of the First' Presbyterian church will have its postponed picnic lunch eon meeting this Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C E. Siegmund on the Garden road. Guests were requested to bring lunch and silverware. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock, guest are being informed to take. the 12:30 Four Corners bus at State and Commercial streets. ' Mrs. AT F., Marcus is chairman in charge of the meeting, and on her committee are Mrs. Joseph Benner, Mrs. D. B. Kleihege, and Mrs. J. F. Ulrich. Mrs. N. J, Lindgren will be the leader, Mrs. D. B. Kleihege will sing. Bridal; Vows Read at Church On Saturday afternoon at 5 1 o'clock in the First Methodist church in Klamath Falls, Miss Harrle Crawford became the bride of Mr. Alan A. " Siewert. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Crawford, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Siewert. - , The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a brown wool tailored suit with white acces sories. . The maid of honor, Miss Beth Siewer, the groom's sister, wore a light blue wool suit, and white accessories. Mr. Donald Richards of Stl Helens was best man for Mr. Sie wert . The brides mother wore a - navy blue crepe dress with White accessories, and the groom's mo ther wore a rose crepe dress. The bride attended Salem high school . and graduated from St Helen's hall in Portland. She at- tended Willamette university, and was a member of Beta ChL She also attended University ol , Oregon and affiliated with Del ta Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Siewert is a graduate of Salem high school and of the University of Oregon. He is a member of Delta Tau Delta. He is now in the army air corps re serve and is training at Klamath Falls. The couple will live in Klam ath Falls until he completes his training. After the ceremony on Satur day, the two families had a wed ding dinner. - Attending the wedding from Salem were Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Siewert, Miss Beth Siewert, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crawford. Bride-Elect Is Honored "Mrs. J. J. Mathis and daugh ter, Miss Charlotte, entertained informally with a bridal shower at their home on the Portland "rwad Monday night for Miss Opal Byrne, bride-elect of Mr. Carl Robert Harvey of Silver ton. Miss Byrne is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clair. Byrne of Salem. Mr. Harvey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey of SUverton and is with the US army stationed at Felts Field, Wash. . . Those present were Miss Opal Byrne, Mrs. Clair Byrne, Mrs. ' James Harvey and daughter Margie, Mrs. Joe Turner, Mrs. Loreen Mathis, Mrs. Margaret Meant, Mrs. Frank Mathis, Miss Betty Smith, Mrs. James Gorton, Miss Joyce Gorton, Miss La- Vbnne Mathis, Miss Elsie Mathis, Mrs. Roy Perkins, Mrs." Brown and Mrs. Mathis and Charlotte. Walshes Will Live Here . Mrs. Raymond Walsh (Jane Fry) and her two children have come to Salem from Eugene to live. They will make their home with Mrs. Walsh's mother, Mrs. D. J. Fry on South High street Mrs. Walsh's son Raymond will leave the first of October to enter the University of Cali fornia, transferring from Oregon State college, where he complet ed his freshman year in engi neering this June. At California he will major in electrical en gineering. He is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. Mrs. Walsh's daughter, Jane, will enter Salem high school as a junior. " . The. Women's Press clab will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. Wendell Willmarth, .- 545 Statesman street Dessert lunch-' - eon will be served. . V Vt . 'is fZ-. ' f -w f ',r . . r, ,;;.V t . - w A li;'." rr L" - -i 1 ; . I r ' v f f JV 1 v ''II -v r f ' - ' -'v - , jf It y - v. jf I l-"xVJ ' Direct w from New York to You! At Schlesingers . If you would have that feeling of FUR TRIM correctness that knowledge that AA Cft your coat is "tops' in stye, in mater w m 3 t O W 3) w led, in workmanship you will select . SPORT TYPE one oHhes8 aeations of one of New York's leading stylists. - 19.75 u 39.75 '2 Eedecorated Usual Wave L5 Pern Ou rash Wave A f- Cmplet iA.V.J Open Thurs. Eva, by Appointment Phone ISSS 105 First National Bank Bldg. CASTLE PEKM. WAYIXS WEDDING CALENDAR Mar(arct TonseOi---ltobert ftelnholdt: August XX -Aufuat 27 ': Cleone Bagwell Keofteth Moor Church of God , Naomi Feuto Peter" C Wol&wlnkcl Seventh DT AdTitlUAuut M Gertrude Dalk le Hajref Andrews , . . Aufmt SI i.. , September , -.'. v . " . September J Eileen lUhn Rex Lawion riist Christian, rrancci Ball Lester' ChrUtetuen LesDe UoiiCD'fD Snlcn Hop Fibers We will haul pickWi from' Salem ta our Lakabrook hop" yard by. school bus. Those wishing- to pick pl3st reg ister at once,; Registered pickers will be notified, where -to meet the bus.: Picking will begin August 24th. p.". : , -' :T.A.UVTSLrJT4C0I?Ainr . UZ7 Hnt Ustlancl Icni EunAg Teltphon 3133 S.AVE- :i y.' ! ' ; , , ; l. . 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What Type Furs? vj Why, Almost' Every Type! ; I A SMALL DEPOSIT :: SESEXYES TOUE 8EXECTION Select year far coat here -aad bay a bead with the eUffereaee. - SALEM - SILVERTON - EUGENE . lie"'1 -v. m:r...t .u 1 409415 COURT ST.