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Newspaper Page TextTLs CTATZHLIII, Crayon. Tutsdji I'sniig. ITarcH ZL 1SII 5 0 Bridal -Party Revealed by . Miss Fry Miss Maryle Ttf and. Mr. William lid SoaQ have an nounced member of their bridal party for their wedding oa Sst urdar night at St Paul' Iriaco pal; church at o'clock. Rev. Georfr H. Swift win officiate before s large assemblage ol guests many of-whom are com ine from out-of4owtt. J . Mra. Joaephine Albeit Spauld Ins will sing before- the eere - xooar and Mia Roth Bedford' will ha the ortanist. Lighting the; candle will ba Mlaa Betty summons ana Mrs. jmk a. Houck. Misj Fry will be given in mar riaf by her father, Mr. Daniel J. Fry, jr., and has asked Mrs. Boyd Brown (Barbara Crajn) of Seattle to be her matron of hon or. Bridesmaids will be Miss Peggy O'Brien and Misa Ma'r Jorie Englehart of Portland, Miss Mary Mar Smith of Spokane and Miss Barbara Johnson of Klam ath Falls. ; - ' ;. Mr. Snell's best man willb Mr. Allan King of Portland and seating the guests will be Mr. Daniel J.-Fry, III, brother of the " bride-to-be, Lt Peter Smith, Mr. Thomaa Rothchild, Mr. William . GarnjobsV Mr. Bins. Osborn and Mr. Stanley Durking, all of Port- - 'land. A reception will follow at th Fry home on West LefeUe street - ' .-..' Ullmans Here For Visit - ' '' . Major and Mrs. LeRoy Ullman i of . Ft. Scott, California arrived 1 Sunday afternoon for a visit with the H. G. Henderson 1 and Percy Ullman families. They will continue on to Seattle this morn : ing. . '. .!'.,.,;: Mrs. Percy Ullman was host ess at a dinner on Monday night. Seated at the table were Mr. and ' Mrs. Henderson, and Ida Jo, Mr. W, J. Unman of Paullina, Iowa, Mr. A. E.' Ullman, Major and Mrs. -UHmariy Bobby and Bonny, Mrs. . Elene Wikoff and Mrs. Percy Ullman. : rf Luncheon Given At Mix Home , Mrs. Floyd Mix entertained at a luncheon Friday" for her two cousins, Mrs. Jack Ackley of Grants Pass and . Mrs. Glenn - DeLapp of Pasco, Wash. Their children, Judy, Jill and Denny " Ackley and Norman DeLapp are . . also here. I " - Others present were Mrs. M. J.. DeLapp, Mrs. Edith Hammar ley, Mrs. Frederick Broer, Dea na, Freddie and Jackie, Mrs. Al ice Vittone, Dickey Lee Devid son, Mrs. F. M. Hoyt, Mrs. Mix and son, Anthony. '. , - EAST ENGLEWOOD The . sT?. s-l MtfhnArhAA was entertained at the home of , Mrs. Charles E. Siegmund Fri day. Mrs. Paul Lmch was assist ant hostess. Luncheon was serv- m.t 1 1- 1 .1 mi . spent informally with contests "for the program hour. Members .present were Mrs. Frank Rick et, Mrs. Glen Larkin, Mrs. Earl "; A. Wood. firs. C. A! Reeher, Mrs. s 'Bert Hulst, Mrs. A. H. Tartar, Mrs. Ralph ; Werner and daugh ter, Carrol, Mrs. Carman Eyre and : soh, , Bruce; Mrs. A. C. Schaffer, Mrs. William Hartley' and the hostesses. 'One- member, . Mrs. Robert Reed is n the Salem , : General hospital with a new son who has ' been named, Victor Zari. ' HATESTDLLZ Mrs. Karl . Bedwell entertained the Hayes villa Woman's club last week at l her home on North Fourth street in Salem. ' Mrs. Ed Ross gave an interest ing talk oa her work, with th children of the migrant families wh work in the bean and bop : yard. " r; v. . ' The members finished ft lap robe for the Red Cross, end started on a second one. ITn. Clifton Ross was a guest 'Vx Bruce WUlis and Mrs. G. Garrison assisted the hostess in . serving. - Tj rJUtt Carets ef CSmUTV "baa's Yerstabla Ctna. etpeeialif foe women - rfiodio pain vita , L' - teellacs tfus r- tz ' -" f tsturbances. 7 4J build U9 st auui CTSTtoma. C --V.-ZX. ..,: t3 r , i . sr. :. t'Z7 tJJ. . 1. r T t ( "V SOOT nu'sic . .. .. ILiCLi Sorvico 7omcn ' What fiity caa do Whcd flaayravdoing ebon! V Eleaoor Alice Titos, of 1430 North 4th street daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Raymond L. Titus of. Turnr,i enlisted in the WAVEs en March U and ia awaiting, call: ' tDxaetfv. duty. Miss Titus : lav a graduate of AunuviHa. high- school and was employed, at Deaconess" hospital for almost a year. ! ' j 1 ' Etc: Janice R. Jones of the marine corps' women's reserve is in the animation department of 1 thar photographic section at tha , Quanticd Va training' school. . In recent letter, to her parents, : Mr; and; Mrs. Ellis H. Jones of 2110 South Cottage street she tells- of working witlr tee air brush in making cartoons for marina- ; training: movies. The young woman marine has been : . at Quantico for nearly', three months since leaving Washing ton, DC4 where she? was a cor poral mf the paymasters' office. Pjfc Jones,, who was graduated j -from the New River, NC, train-' . ing school last September, is a ' -former art student at the Uni versity of Oregon and was for a year with the state industrial accident commission here. . j . Leaving April 2 . for training with the WAVEs at Hunter col lege, NY; la Misa Bertha Welsh, ' .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Welsh of route T. Miss Welsh Is at present employed at the pub- ' lie utilities- commission. Techni cal Corporal Orville E. Welsh, her twin brother, is. in the army at Camp Roberts, Calif., and has ' just returned to his station after spending:; a 12-day furlough with his wife and family in Salem. Methodist Circle Meetings Listed . - ; -i ' ( The circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of Jason Lee Methodist church will meet on Wednesday a the f al lowing places: - I J a n u a r y- July, with I Mrs. George Smythe, 1190 North 21st street 1:30 o'clock. ' ; February -August with i Mrs. E. W. Gallagher, 710 Highland avenuev 10 dessert luncheon. March-September, with Mrs. A. H. Davis, 500 Northt 20th street i30 dessert luncheon. I April-October, with Mrs. Har vey Aston, 165$ State street 2 pjn. : i May-November, with Mrs. Jobit Bryant 1475 North 5th street 2. tP-nv : June-December, with! Mrs. John Barker, J080 North 19th street 2;pjn. " : v Joy Randall Is Hostess : i i . ; I ' . "'. 1 Joy Randall was hostess at the . home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Lester E. Randall on Sat urday night for a slumber party, after going together to the bas ketball f games. A hamburger was held after the game. Those fat the party were Joan Beakey, J. Mary Ana Bollinger, Barbaraj Crawford, Dorothy Boyd of Springfield, Betty Cad man; of; Springfield, Kathleen Hug, Pat Viesko, Martha Wel ler, Nancy Montgomery and Jby RandalLi ... : ; -. ' U i-,c ; ,V AUROftA The Aerara Wean an'a dub met Wednesday with Mrs. W. 0. Fry. Assisting host esses and program committee members- were Mrs. W. H. Eh len, Mr. George Ziegler and Mrs. James Ogle. A program of Irish songs; poems and readings "Wat given. 'r ' t - ,-- -. A Dutch auction netted the club" $I1 The money was con tributed to the Red Cross fund. The next meeting will be with - Mrs. L. L Snyder. CAIITOI CALEIIDAlt - TUKSUAT7 BfAJtCaT Tt --.-.. ; QrU' Swttct Mrxaoixatloa. WlUKgSBAT, BtAXCaT U V : . Wanww ae Ketary. , TRUUDAI, MABCH S3 - nOr -i - , raiOAT, MAJtCI s ,v , Beta Sigma. Phi . Beware Coughs . frca c:::n c:!ix That Hang On Creomclian relieves promptly be cause it roes ri-t to Xhe scat cf tie trouble to he a loosen and er?cl rtrm ladzn tiucn and aid cai-ra ta soothe sad heal raw. tender, ta4 riamca rrrn.-i mucoca xreia tranea. rssr drr '.rt t r'J r 1 a bottle of Creomulsion it;i. ta un- cerstanaing yon must like tha way it cictly slUys the couh or you era fi fcT8 your money bw. Married, at Ghurch Rites 1 ;. ' Tha fireraearntaa of tie First PreabyfactsB dutrch was) Caa sat' . fSaz tat fit marriars eerenscny tf Cettyrae WendaroCv dauci tar ofMc. aaat Mrs. Haery Wea deroCv and Sergsasjfc 2X.- Dtat detts Owes, taa at Ear. tai lis. Humphrcx' Owen f tswnmi vClav- USsdaav Monday nirt at ' T cdoci. i See. Jamnae AOcesr SaaiiSi read, ftm double ring ceremony befSre members of the two families and; ar few friends, Mm Fred Broer,! in pXayeel orgao. musie softly during? the nuptials. ', Tor her wedding: that bride chaser spring blue wool gabar dine snlf fashioned rai'itTym ',' sfyiev With it she wore hhur sad: White aecesaories and ar match-, ing Chinese pfllhoT. het. Her ear aeg waav of gardeniaa. aatd'lHies- : ol-thevalleyv i' . I Misa. Beth, DeLapp-. was. that bride's only; attendant and she wore av gold suit with blacltpat- ent leather accesaoriam andr a cor- i sage of roses and violets . I Sergeant Howard Bergs, of Faylor Falls, Minnesota , stood with the benedict as beat man, 1 Mrs; Wenderottr; wore a- russet . silk crepe dress and a corsage of ! talisman rosea fo her daughter's , wedding. '. ; : i An informal receptLoal was held, at the Wendaroth heme foe the bridal couple and later the newlyweds left for Nelscott to spend their honeymoon at the -Wenderoth beach home. ' - Sergeant, and Mrsv Owenr will . make their home In - Medford while he ia stationed, at nearby ' Camp White. 14 -. r-'J J j The new Mrs. Owen attended . Willamette tiniversity' and ia m member of Alpha Phi Alpha sar- ' oxity. She has been, connected with the state industrial accident . commission. Sergeant Owen at tended the University of Illinois : and before eaterms the service was an accountant with the Tex aco Oil company. ' I ' Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. Rene Besse entertained at dinner for the bridal couple and members- of the wedding parry at their apartment at the Royal C6urt. - v -1 Mr. W. E. Hanseai wae heat-ess- to members of her bridge club Monday afternoon. A lunch eon was followed by an after noon of cards. Mrs. David Wright and Mrs. Claude Glenn were special: guests. ; ' :. I . 1 ! "ffcaQ 0, tolps b-jcos serve t-cre pccrJa fccikCri r Before takins; necessary trips, we suggest that yow console your local Gre 1 houud agent: Hell tefl yon when row can best be accommcMlatetL t 1 . tv. 3:30 .i'e:4XA.Bt: 7:20 T:4? A. BI.! : A. M.; 9:45 A. IV 10U5.A.B1. - i - j - sisv:sa xit - AGUri: T7. DEPOT: 22S ViliiTM 1V1 'rtHlaal ? I NEWLYWEDS ' Mr, and : Mrsv: Mas Graves ' (Nancy Bradbury) who war married. Wednosdayv " i March 15 at. tha fiiglewooct United Brathrsn. church. ' Tha- brida la tha daughter or Mr. and Mrs; Otis Brad . bury and her husband, is th sorr of Mr. and Mrs. .: M. NI Graves. Qesten-Milldr). - T ; Betrothal of ! lis Miss Donna Marie- Brown's ' engagement to Sergeant F. Rol and; G. Hagstrom was revealed at a formal tea on Sunday after noon at the home of the bride elect's parents Mr. end. Mrs. D. Ray: Brown. The urldegroom elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lara Hagstrom of Seattle. No plans have been made for the wedding. ' C " f ' ; Miss Brown k a graduate of Salem high school and her, fiance is stationed at Camp Adair with the 9th service command; Sandra Van. Lydegraf and Danny Keidatz passed out the announcement scrolls to the guests and at the door were Jean. Douglas and Buly Brown. Re ceiving. in the living room with t 1 ' jt ' 4 . "ft S M T w t i- r s . 1 2 3 4 3 o 7 8 9 10 11. 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25. 26 27 28 29 30 31 . . i r- N' GREYHOUND DAILY SERTICE FEOJI 4 NORTHBOUND 1 A. If.' H:43 A.M. i 12:45 P.M. M:4SP.M. 2:45 P. BI. 3:4ffF.M. .4:45 P. Bl. 5:13 P. II.- A. BI. V f I . DaHy Except Sandays J ' SOUTTIEOUIfD ; : Lt. - ZtZS A, XLT - 3d P. 1L i o.4V Ar liV 3S-P.M. i - ; :5&AM.; S:01 P.M. jiU&LMVU -feci.!. 1 :0r P. BL ' - - 8:01 P. BL "r :' "1 ;r Slmfiays sod- EfcESrys Only n&ti: witm otnxtxziz tamifortatiom W. Chadwick North m& Street 1 the bride-elect and her mother were -, Sgt Hagstrom!s parents and sister. Miss Olga Hagstrom, who came down from Seattle for the occasion, j-.- r;'p'." I , Mrsv Eula. Price was in charge of the dining room. and. preaid ing at the tea urns were Mrs. W, F. Pahl, Mrs. J. G. Nash and Mrs; Lee Doerksoa. Cutting- and aervt ina the cake were Mrs. Jay Cook. Mrs. Reece Jones; Miss Dorothy Englebart, Mrs. M. D COchell and Mrs. Ralph Arensmeier. As sisting were Miss Gladys Dalke; Miss Betty Dowd, Miss- Lucille Bair,. Miss Dorothy Wohlgemuth, Miss Elvira Behrens, Miss Evel- yn Halversen, Miss J an and Miss Ardyte Remme.. Miss Irene Higgens passed the. guest book, : During- tee afternoon Mr. Clif ford Worm, Miss- Connie Kellar; Miss Helen Doris and Miss Fran ces Frieserr seng and Miss Jers mond;Lamlan played the violin. Arrangement of daffodils, blos soms and greenery decorated the guest rooms and tee table? - - a- : SALE1 5:4SP.M. 6:23 P. II ' 6:45 P. SL 7:23 P.B2. P. SL 10:45 P. BL 11:45 Pi BL - : - ' -.. ' 9:U P. M. M:C1 P. BL U-JLSF.ll. 1:23 P. BL PHONE: 5C54 .Oregon Mothers . Entertained. . : ' University of Oregon Mothers ' met for their, regular businese mrttfrf and test. Eonday gfter noea at the home of Mrs. C PI Bishop. llftydoUarsrwae raiaadV for: tha scholarship; loss tt,u darlss' that afternoon.. ; - ISrav Waiter SpeuldSnr preaioV tmldm cad out... raee ycurAonar cnef Iff funthhtss tpoihtxly irtih, cioi cad bright for Zprlag with qualify paints. 4-HOUa CIAUIL . . . aqarftaewlrseleand' ffoht. Re-efste- wear and abuse. Washee like tits; and Is easy ts use. Many 0?i: COAT FLAT PAIIIT eayteitan- waft sarfaes. sfarstr Fast aVytng. Bear results. Oll COAT SEMI GLOSS ' Rlolv satiny, ahean that went as sorb dirty atatws s grasas. Reflects light without glare. Washes easily. WHITE GLO EtlAMIL... Smoetli a porcelain asd washable ase e chlasv. diah. Lustrous white, aanitaryi Easy ta uaat Sparkles FLOOR ENAMEL floor and porch enamel that it alsta weather, scuffing; feet, heavy traffic.: Aavnenle water; BRUSH ... 3x" paint brush with excellent !hinesc h&z bristle and horsehair. QualHjr hardwood handle. Thoroughly dependable SELF POLISHING WAX . . . Dries in snly 20 minutes ta a hare?, mlrroMfke finish. For floors, Itaeleum, eement. . Containe finest Carnaubs wax. OIL POLISH.. PeJtsbea and prs- tacts floors, woodwerfc, autsmobUes and furniture. For renewing oil mops. MAJD-OF-HONOa CLEANER All-purpaas waterless clsanar Us on palntee weJIa, varnished weedwsric, fur. aJture, atavaa. Venetian bllnss eta. - ja. CltEMS POUSH . ProUct. finely finished furniture and. woodwork. Easily applied. Qulck-dryinfl. Highest quality, .. ... K ' . 1 11 PASTEL C200M...eleetsd breaaa sears aswad twice for tosg aarv Ice. 38 enameled handle. Ptaeti hood. OILBXOP. . . Best Ms id of -Honor Bfop. 4Sinch ma pie handle. . 4 asset tlseat, Pulvafizas any DLr::LAP GARDEN RAKE Made frsas sn solid bar ef steel. CirOAP GARDEN HOE... Ushtwelsrtt but strong for hard use. cj::lap cultivator... - Crsaka soil with least effort, GARDEN HOSE. .. nubbr m. see tub. Seamless, leskproef. resisting rubber cover, 25-ft. . . . Fully adjustable from spray ta stream. Nan-rust eeramJo. i"-- ". i 's--- '-''"" ' . " 2 " j : - -- Hers i:::iDE...fsjorfi.re. S4H hea. Reeists rust: Steel i!c:2CCrjrLi:;5..;ench.r y;,sc typ for leakpraef. oneut Joinings. . 3 CZJ ; ed at the taeeSng and announced-1 thentwiinatiag committee ss fol t lowsr Mrs. Theodore Roth, Mrs. j Chester Cemmell and. Mrs. I Claude McPherseav The May i xneettns.wua beheld at the hoane j of ILn Cbildsv' '- - ' At the tee hour Mrs. Spaoldimf I poured and the table was cen-i tend . with aa ' arxangement of j cherry bloeaoma ia s bftue bowL i 1 I V 1 , , Smmmmmm sou atasl. waa tong. prongs. n r 1 i tLx CL y c ; lr sssav i - .. Af- i xw J ir 1 - v XJ ro )ot. .rrs 1 - - . n rr. r it V . I,.-".! II :1)C ' . ! f?fi fix I az-t i -ry bAA C9)t2 Ea. X . - T ' 1 V I ; McCormick claaav First Math odist church, -will meet with Mrs- Floyd. Bowers, 595 Norte . 5th street for s dessert luncheon ' at l:li o'clock., on Wednesday. Assisting, the- hostess, will, be Mrsv George Lewie sad- Mrs. Deral Jones . ' . - 3Xa?aaW- aaaHaaaaaaaik' Casw 3aeSw'aBS hostess to members of her atn dy at av luoxheoai'Moodajr I 4Mntl I 1 : . f . L M W- J C?ni CATUr.DAYS TILL a P. ?L