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Miss . Janice. .
Judson a
Bride
A Salem couple. Miss Janice
Judson and Mr. William J. Raw-,
lins, United States navy, were
married on June It in Williams
burg, Virginia. The bride Is the
daughter of Mrs, Lee Nicholas
and" her husband is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Rawlins,
all of Salem.
The afternoon ceremony was
read at 2 o'clock by Rev. Lewis
H. Hairrmale at the Methodist
parsonage.
The bride wore a navy blue
suit with white accessories and
a corsage of gardenias. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Callaghan attend
ed the couple. She wore a navy
blue sheer dress.
After a wedding trip to Vir
ginia Beach the couple returned
to Norfolk, Virginia, where they
will reside.
The couple attended Salem
schools. The new Mrs. Rawlins
was secretary to the state prop
erty comptroller before leaving
.for the south. Mr. Rawlins is a
fireman first class with the am
phibious forces and is stationed
on the Atlantic coast
Shower Honors
Miss Ulm
Mrs. Herbert Miller was hos
tess for a bridal shower Friday
night at her country home in
honor of Miss Margaret Ulm,
bride-elect of Mr. Carl Gross.
The wedding of the couple will
take place Tuesday night at St
' John's Lutheran church at 8
. o'clock. Miss Ulm is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ulm of
Lahoma, Oklahoma, and her fi
ance is the son of Rev. and Mrs.
H. W. Gross. Miss Ulm is a guest
at the Gross home until the wed
wing. A blue, white and pink color
scheme was carried out in the
- appointments .and flowers. Re
freshments were served follow-
i ing an informal evening.
Honoring Miss Ulm were Miss
Judith Jensen. Mrs. Fred Ulm,
Mrs. Henry Gross, Mrs. C. Schu
lenberg, Miss Helen and Miss
Isabel Mielke, Mrs. Leroy Met
tendorf, Mrs. Alfred Laue, Mrs.
William Hinjc, Mrs. Maxine
! Schultz, Mrs. George Schaefer,
Miss. Carol Schaefer. Mrs. Al-
i f red Hoffman, Mrs. Marion Zim
merman and Mrs.. Herbert Mil-
Presbyterian church circle No.
1 7 will meet with Mrs. Gertrude
' Wells, 334 Wyatt Court Thurs-
! day for a 1:15 dessert luncheon.
. Miss Mary McGowan is the
leader.
Service Women
What they can do
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PRATUM Mrs. Bernard Gu
thrie stationed in Kokomo, Ind.,
is home for a month visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earle L.
Pooler.
Mrs. Guthrie is a captain of
the American Red Cross, on duty
at Bunker Hill naval air sta
, tion transportation department
convoy service fee Ninth naval
district
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JUNE BRIDAL COUPLES Mr. arid Mrs. Albin Olson (Gertrude Perlich), left who were i
marriad at the Bethel "Baptist church on June 18. The bdde is the daughter of Mr. and!
Mrs. Robert Perlich end her husband Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olson o Dallas.!
They are living in St Helens. (Kennell-Ellis). At the right are Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Ora
John Davis (Patricia McGinnis), -whose wedding was an event of June 2S at the First
Christian church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Kdthryn McGinnis. Sergeant Davis
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arley Davis of Salem, West Virginia (Bishop's).: f
jboti't Jlaok
but . . while fabulous modern Inven
tions are commonplace to little children, a
.merry-go-iound never ceases to fascinate.
Watch the faces of youngsters mounted on
prancing gold and white chargers, and
you'll see pictured there, life's greatest thrill.
Story of the week. . . A friend who had
graduated in first aid, found it helpful when
her daughter-in-law came to her in great
pain. . "Something in her eye couldn't get
doctor first aid book should help." Imme
diately my friends thought of the rule, "in
case of shock, always keep patient warm."
Down went the girl ontoi the couch, around
her were tucked blankets. The day was
hot, the patient was amused in spite of her
pain. Salty tears which came from laugh
ing turned out ta be a dandy eye wash and
the patient recovered completely. First aid
is a great institution.
Sequel. . . Later the friend was visited
by an official and notified that failure to fill
out some fancy blank had subjected her to
a fine of $1100. Completely unnerved, my
friend's knees' trembled and her teeth chat
CLUB CALENDAR
MONDAY
Annual picnic for Weslejran
Service guild members and fam
ilies of Jason Lee church at
OHnger park. 4:30 p.m.
Rotana club regular meeting
with Mrs. Jessie Rains, 1580 Jef
ferson street. p.m.
VFW auxiliary meet at Vet
erans hall. S p.m.
i TUESBAY
Past Presidents of Women's
i Relief Corps i meet with Mrs.
Florence Shipp. 674 North Sum
mer street, covered dish lunch
eon . at noon.
WEDNESDAY
.Women's Missionary -society of
First Presbyterian church, gar
den tea at home of Mrs. L. O.
Clement. 35 North 17th street.
X p.m.
THURSDAY '
Presbyterian church circle No.
7 with Mrs. Gertrude Wells. 334
Wyatt Court. 1:15 dessert lunch
eon.
FRIDAY
North Salem WCTU institute
with Mrs. W. W. Chadwick. 1390
North Winter street, beginning
10:43 a m.
Miss Janet Kirk, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kirk, has
left for - Breitenbush to spend
the summer months.
CANTEEN CALENDAR
SUNDAY, JULY
. 9 to 11 Credit Women's Breakfast
club.
11 to 1 Bnai Brith.
1 to 4 Ladies North Howell grange.
4 to T Eagles auxiliary.
7 to lLZonta club.
MONDAY, JULY IS
Daughters ot . American Revolution.
TUESDAY, JULY 11 i
University of Oregon Mothers.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 12
Daughters of Union Veterans.
THURSDAY, JULY 1J
Catholic Daughters of America.
, FRIDAY, JULY 14
B'nai Brith auxiliary, .
ring.
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Jlfata, ,
tered. "This
shock." Whether she threw herself; on the!
floor right there and covered !herselj up! in'
a blanket is not . entirely clear, but suffice
it is to say, that she was given some days,
of grace to fill out the blanks and lived1 to
tell the tale ! !,, i 1
4 Gentlemen prefer bonds. U . We won
der how many of the $5 bills j that paid the
office of internal revenue io autq. stamp
fines, came from the week's war boijd .fund.
"I Makes it right . . One of the girls in pur
office, who paid a fine felt pretty bad abput
it ; until she received a beautiful gift with
the following note . . . "It has com to jmy
notice that you have been fined $5J I wjish
to assure you that it was alii in error and
that I wouldn't have this happen to! you of
all people, so am sending yoii this ittle of
fering to atone . . . -signed. Franklin: Delano
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Jiggers, the revenooers. . . as fpr us, a
few of us mountain women dre taking our
shootin' amsand are gittin' to theihilld to
shoot it out
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Mrs. Harry Sypniews-i
. ki, the former Clara June;
Ireland, daughter of Mr.,'
and Mrs. T.fJ. Ireland,
who was married in;
Marysville, C a 1 i f ., on!
June 15. Tech. Sgt Syp-i
newski is how overseas!
and his wife? is living in; '
Brooks. : ' j !
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Mrs. David W, PugE has re
turned from Los Angeles where
she spent two months with her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Woods
(Virginia Pugh).:,
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The home lof Jti and Mrs,
Clement will be the scene of a
garden tea Wednesday after 4
noon at 2 O'clock j when the
Women's Missionary Society of
the - Presbyterian church i enter-l
tains. . Mrs. Charles: A. Sprague
a member of line general coun
cil of the Presbyterian church.
will give a, talk about the meet-i
in es she has attended. Mrs. S. Hi
Boardman will lead the! deVo4
tions. Special: music will be giv4
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Salem friends ef Mr. atad Mm
Lome Dixon f (Charlotte ! Litch-f
field) will beiinterested to learri
that they are the parents of
son, Bruce Neil, born July 8 u
Toledo, Ohiol Thet little boy
who weighed; eight pounds sev
en ounces, has a two year old
brother." . j :
Annual plcpic of jhe Lesley
an Service Guild ol Jason Lee
church will be held! Monday
night at 6:305 o'clock at Dlinger
Park. All members! and their
families are invited to attend.
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- Miss Patricia Vandeneynde is
spending the; weekend in Port
land as the guest of Mr. and Mrs!
Gordon Orr.
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helps older skin fclow; .
with youikf ul clarity.
It contaljis a glaiidulsr
ybung-skp ingredient
which skin 0m thirty
often tacks, and which alia
absorbs with benefit!:
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Orecoa, Sunday: Morning, July
Date Is ISet
Saturday, July 29 has been set
as the date for the wedding of
Miss Pearl Ostennan and Mr.
Lewis IL Jory. The ceremony
will be read in thi gardens of
the bride's parents' home, Mr."
and Mrs. T. B. Morgan. Rev.
Weaver Hess i will -perform the
evening ceremony at : 7;45 .
o'clock. Mr. Albert' Siebert of
Portland will play "the wedding
music; . , "' -,
.. The bride - to - be has asked
Mrs. Ivan Ostennan to be her
matron of honor, j Bridesmaids
will be Miss Betty Toevs and
Miss Amelia Dickman. . Sherril
Friesen will be the flower. girL -
' Rev. Dudley Strain will stand
with Mr. Jory as best man." Ush
ers will be Jthe bride-elect's two
brothers, Ivan and Clarence Os
tennan. . A reception In ;the gardens
will follow the ceremony. The .
couple's engagement was afl
nounced in June.-
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The Catholle Daughters ef
America will meet Wednesday
for a no hostess picnic supper
at the home of Mrs. A. L. Elvin,
320 Bellevue.
July
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, Newlyweds are CpL and Mrs. Marvin Luke (Helen
Lobdell) who were married at SL Joseph's Catholic church "
on June 3a Mrand Mrs. James F. Lobdell are . the bride's x
parents and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Luke of Ccdy, Wyoming. He is stationed at Camp Polk,
Louisiana. (Jesten-MUler). i i
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Our buyer has
York where he
stock Jof fur coats.
loveliest creations we have ever been "
"" able to offer at any time. It is with a
al satisfaction that thru our eastern,
connections we have the honor of being -the
store in Salem to give the utmost in
fur value . . the pinnacle in quality,
: style and monetary saving.
Wide Selection
Beautiful Furs
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NORTHERN MUSKRATS
! CARACUtS
' : GENUINE KID SKINS
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RED FOXES 'C -
SILVER FOXES ;
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Salem Women to
Attend Session
Officers and color teams of
Hal Kibbard auxiUary, Spanish
American War veterans will at
tend the annual convention in;
Eugene Sunday and will exem
plify the ritualistic service for'
the state.
"Follies of "SS Is the title of '
. vi tt ha nrntpd bv the '
d wui w m wr r ,,
stunt team from Salem.
Included in the teams from
Salem are .Pearl Kinzer, Bess
Goodrich, Abby Parker, Doro-j
thy Wilson, Gertrude Wilson,
Georgia Doris, Lulu. Burke,"
Jessie Bush-Mickelson, Willow
Evans, Elizabeth Green, Bessie
Baker, una mnnpnreys, wh
ence Buckles, Laura Bugher,
Pauline Wood, Marie Nelson and
Mrs. Elsie McClung. Jessie Bush
Mickelson Is team captain and
stunt coach.
Miss Bertha Sreat ef Pasa
dena is a visitor at the home of
Mrs. George Waters.
Permanent
Pash Wave &
LceBtpiete
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Open 'Thurs. Eve.
by Appointment
Fhene SSS)
XSS first National Bask C12g.
Csstit Pern. Water
returned from New
purchased a superb
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