PAGscanr
Its CZZZCU -TATEZT-IAII. tdsrx
Oregon, Sunday IIorx!ag. July II. ISi
Dessert Is
Planned for,
Un ilZJer Hayden win . be
honor guest at dessert supper
on Friday night, when Mrs; E. EL
Bergman and Mrs. Carl Anthony
entertain la the garden of the
Bergman home. : ;
Mrs. Hayden Is district dep
uty of the White Shrine of Jeru
. salenv Guests will be past wor
thy high priestesses and watch
men of the shepherds of Wil
lamette shrine, "White Shrine of
Jerusalem and also the present
officers.
The dessert supper is set for 1
o'clock.
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Former Studgnt
Is Married
' Wm Asm Morris and Mr.
Gordon Kaphact Leonard wera
married at an afternoon eere
mony July 11 in the garden of
the bridea aucter, Mrs. Harry O.
Smith of Cave Junction, p
The Rer. K. J. Aschenbrtnner,
pastor of the Grants Pass Meth
odist church, officiated.
The bride -wore a white organ
za dress with a short train and
full skirt, with a finger-tip veil
falling from a Uny flowered cap.
She carried a pick and white
shower I bouquet of roses and
bouvardla. d . j V'";- ' -f-":
Miss Margaret Morris of Bend
was her sister's only attendant.
Her dress was rose colored em
' bossed organdie, and she carried
a nosegay of pink and white
sweetpeas. 'V, -; 1 ; . .-V V
' Mrs.'M. A. Porter of Roseburg,
sister of the bride, played the
wedding marches " and sang "O
Perfect Love," accompanied by
Miss Alice Smith, preceding the
ceremony.
Mr. i John WiQiams of Caye
- Junctioo was the best man. I;
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. C G. Morris of Cave Junction.-
-She -was graduated from
Willamette university, where
she was affiliated with Alpha
Phi Alpha sorority. For the past
two years she has taught in the
Harrisbtra bich school. 1 -
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. , ! KUIUUU MM U1V WU Ul U S.
R. S. Leonard of Cave Junction.
A small reception followed the
ceremony..
Birthday Party
;At;Eyerlys
Marilyn Eyerly, 11 year old'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
MJCydy was hostess at a -birth- -'
day party at the family home,
2741 North River road. A wiener
r roast was held during the after-
; noon.' '
Mary Nopp, Patsy Tiller, Lou-
, lie Ricks. Betty Beebe. Edith
. Doff, Darlene Ivie, Vivian
Chance,. Sandra Eyerly and
Grant Edwards. j j
i Carol Jean Farrington, who
was six years old the same day,
came in later with her: parents .
- lor supper. , ... - '.
- Mr. and Bin. Jeas-Fehler have
received word of the transfer of
their son-in-law. Staff Sgt Am
edee Smith of' the ski troopers
from Camp Hale, Colo., to Camp
Swift, ; Texas. Mrs. Smith, f the
former Audrey Fehler, and their
daughter, Sidney Ann will live
In Austin,
Today's Pattern
4826
. SIZES
12-20
. Cut a fine figure in Jacket V
frock for street weari Whisk off
for sundress and new coat of tan.
Easy to sewit's a summer es
. aentiaL ' . ' - :.:.?'f' :
Pattern '4S2 cames in 'young
misses's sizes: 12, 14, 18. It and
20. Size IS, etmdreas, 2? yds.
35-ia. Contrast foe jacket 1U
yds. .'; V:,-
Send f EST Em CENTS . in coins
fir ta'-s f!'tw'lt Tas Orcgoc
iteirrsn, . l att;yT-' f-t, . Salem,
Or. - ta -'- HZ. KAU&
, TO CT273-mma tu-t our 1S44
Arne Arrs .'ring Pauern Book.
. htw. eT-t-s styles Free Pa-
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Ensign and Mrs. Everett M. Smith, married in Wild
wood, NI, lane 10. Mrs. Smlm is the former Martha
Fronts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Frafate, and file
groom is the son of Mrs. F. Edith Smith. Both are gradu
ates of Salem schools. ! . i
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Mabcaafea club atenie. Pmflw
TVXSSAT
American War afettMrs, all eay
ptcate wltta afra. B. Tartar,
aaes sut rwt
ktral WTCU. S sum. at
wcDmcsear '
BUmKmuht soetatr. South Sa
lem rrienda church, with Mrs.
Mjrrtte Pattoo. eS South SSth
street, t psn, luachsoo. .
f Daughter - ot - Unioa Veterans
f the Clril War. with Edith Me
Coy. 295 South 22nd. I p jn.
Mr. cmd Mra. Howcnd
MendeU Robertson,' who
were married at the Fall
Creek church. The bride
is the former Almira An
derson, daughter of Mrs.
Hilda B. Smith and the
groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Robertson
of Lowell, Oregon, for
merly of Salem. - -
' LaWll Party IOr
Local Sodier
A lawn party at the S. V. Hall
home on Tuesday was given in
honor of Pvt. Richard Thompson
of Salem, now stationed at Camp
Adair. Juanita Wilson, Rozelle
and Norma SUab were hostesses.
CpL. Robert Parker, Pvt. Clif
ford Price, Pfc. Graham Uyiik,
CpL Al Be em an, AS James
i Charleston and Pvt Thompson,
were the out of town guests. Mrs.
Adolph Staab and Mrs. Arthur.
Wilson assisted.
The Bflscleaary seeiety ef the
South Salem Friends church will
meet on ; Wednesday for a 1
o'clock luncheon and afternoon
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Myrtle, Patton, 695 South 25th
street ; Members are to bring,
their : offerings for the "gray
bonnet" collection. .
RATION CALENDAR
PaOCKSSEO FOODS:
Book 4 Bhia stamps AS through
Z sa AS valid indefinitely. - .
MIAT, BVTTEa. FATS CHKKSKS:-
Boolr 4 Red stamps AS Utrouga
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auGASi:
. Book 4 Suer stamps 30. SI and
32 valid Indefinitely, S pounds ach.
Vor caaaalag rjr: Sugar stamp 4S
. valid for S pounds. Apply at local
OPAt board for mora. . -
SHOES: Leeat Staatps InvaUd:
Book S Airplane stamps Noa, 1
and X valid indefinitely.
GASOUNI
"A" Na r IS valid through Sep
tember U. a gallons each. B "
' or C T tnay be renewed wtthm
but ' not. before 11 days from data
rvax on.: -
- Period 4-S coupons valid through
September SO. Place new orders as
soon as Period 1 coupons received
from local boards. :
xras inspection:
Records -must be presented for
gasoiine renewals, special applica
, tiom. and tire replacements.
STOVES:
- Apply at local OPA board for pur
- chase certificates. - . -
WOOD. COAL, SAWOrST:
OEOXS NOW! Don't risk shortage
next winter. ; -
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Your eyes are priceless
They snutt serve yaw
. . , lot a lifetime. DeeTt .
"take chances" wijn
thcml , '
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EUAniTIED riovi
Dr. tl Jtrry - A. Crown
ill N. Liberty CL
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Ice Show Hailed
As Greatest Ever
Hailed as one of the best ol all
ice shows, - the fifth annual edi
tion of the Ice-Capadea, will
make its bow atthe Portland lea
arena starting July 27. 1
ach year, Ice-Capades has
tuifolded a new, brilliance, that
has jumped "its national attend
- ance from 500,000 who saw the
: first 194 ledition, to a record
of over 2,500,000 who witnessed
the 1944 production. ;A
According ' to advance reports,
unusual emphasis has been pla
ced on costuming and; produc
tion, this year representing 13,
000,000 in costuming, rehearsals
and other preparations.'
There are seven major produc
tion numbers, topped by Tiesta'
one of the most lavish and ex
pensive nun be rs. It features
most of the cast of 152 and is a
tribute to our 1 South American
neighbors. Other major specta
cles Include; "Parade of the
Wooden Soldiers" "At the Ice-
wooden Soldiers,", "At the ice-
w -Drd. hou-
oay.- -Tnem were me Days."
"These Areth pays, and the
finale, The Royal Canadian
Northwest .Vounties.' . 1 :
Besides the ma j or numbers,
there are other production sper
dalties, including "Poetry in
Motion," "Dance of the Scarfs,"
and "Cover Girls."
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Needleciaft ,
Crochet jlhis simple cardigan
for that baby from 6 months to
' 2 years old, The pattern stitch, is
an easy one .- the. vool 3-ply
fingering yarn. :. . f -
Warmth and' beauty for baby
In croeheted cardigan. ' Pattern
911 contains directions for set;
stitches; list of materials needed.
. Send tXIVEN CENTS in coins tor
this pattern to The Oregon States-
. man. Needlecrart Oept Salem, Or
Write plainly PATTERN - NUatBEB,
your HAMS and ADDRESS.
fifteen cents more brings yon am
Mew 31-page Keedlecrait Catalog
. 133 Uustratioos of designs for
embroidery, knitting, crochet, sjuilts
home decoration, toys.
. . . for the better things
. . ; Charge Account '
... Lays way
... Contract Account
It Costs So Little to Buy
the Better Things
Miss Black
.Will Wed
Today I j
; The wedding of Miss Naomi
Clack; daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
A. Burr Black tod JMr. John
Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Meyerlia off Niagara Fans,
NY. wm be solemnized lnifhe
yard at the home of the bride's !
parents in the Kefzer district to
day at 139 o'clock, . j 4 '
'. Dr E. W. Warrington of Cor
vaUie wEH officiate. -1 , j
The bride has sized Sirs. W.O.
Brinkert of Grass Valley to be
her matron of honor. Mr. Mich-'
ael Garcia of Portland will at-!
tendlther groom, j ' j -J j
; - A reception Is being planned
for immediately after1 the wed
dim? 5 ceremonr. I I
Receptioii Today;
For Visitor
A public reception la. being
given this afternoon at the VSQ
for CocnniandecrSeabary C.!
Ifastick here ln!the tnterest of;
. ffi'SiRtfB
raeestion,; wfflF
he: Qotand1fl-. n1i. U
Kmt. Mr. and Mb. Ti M. fiicka.!
Justice and Mrs. James iT.1
Brand, Dr. and Mrs. G. Herbert
Smith, Mr. acid Mrs. Herbert
Rahe, Mr. and (Mrsw Arthur
Kahn, Mr. end Mrs. iQ. K. De-
Witt, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wris-i
ler. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Board-i
man, Mr. and Mrs. C A. Kella
and Mrs. J. N. iBishbp. i W
Mrs. C A. Sprague ,and ; Mrs J
TJ J. Scellars wtH preside at the
urns. Assisting with the serving
wffl be Miss Beth Siewert,!Misa
Elsie Schroeder, . Miss Carolyn
Brady, Mrs. Miry Ann Brady
Miss Florence Wallace. Miss AiH
drey Chris tman, Miss Bose
Zumstein and Miss Martha!
Byrd. : L ' ' . If ! j
Mrs. Raymond Pfister ir In!
charge of. the arrangements:
Committees working with her
are! Miss Helede SchuKz, ! MrsJ
Lester Barr, Mrs. Lee Canfield,
Mrs. W.-L. Phillips, Miss Edith
Rill 1U Vrm fE-;4. 1 U.ft
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Njebraskons to i
Picnic Tjay !
- The annual Nebraska picnic
will be held today at the Para
dise Island park; j - nil
. A basket dinner wOl be served
at 1 o'clock with coffee furnish
ed by the comnittee.A prograni
is being planned for the after
noon. !'"'".!!
All former Nebraskans are in
vited to attend the! picnic and
with their friends. I : J
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A special meeting of Willam
ette shrine, White Shrine of Jf
rusalem has been ( called 1 for
Monday night at Fraternal temt
pie. InitiaUon will be heldj' with
refreshments served later In the
evening. .'v,:. - j j( t
CANTEQI
ID AH
scnrDAt. mr is
to H-Splnsters. I
11' to 1 Business Men's
(Rahn-McWhertef ). i
group
. l to 4 Sihrerton -HOls
4 to 7 Salem Heights
ClUb. fT:
7 to 11 Free Lancers.
unity
MONDAY, JULTj II
Free Lancers.
TCESDAV, fW IS
Fairmaunt Hill i ei mib
WEONESDAV. itTLT It
Hunters ana Anglers ; auxiliary.
THuasDAY, Jaly la j
WSCS Leslie Uethodlst church.
' raiDAT, aoi.E at - -v.-- j
. St. John's church guild. 2
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CALB
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Grits your $)an gorgeous even coloring.
I 11' - -
o icarm, hrouthful sheen. Hides tiny imperfections . .
vcrpx stun tooang oeaunjuuy
fresh for hours. In '4 luscious j
skin-tones i . fj, phs
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Ccrner Ctate ar.i. Liberty
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- can redly grt news is to go out to th the counter recently Ha locedh fa 1hm
Soro&ni end stand under a tea end ye. W
listen & fea town , workers gossip, or Bda sold solmanly.- ?SdL
behind a berry Viae while members of Sa
lem's upper 400 pluck oft me plump berries
wi& Just as much skill as any other harvest
time worker. " I
-i They can eay what day vcsL .
about us out here, but we aren't afraid to get
into the fields and dig In, "fingernails and
auY to save a crop and make a few extra
dollars. . ' " .f. ' - ; . m'
:: Soneff-.faij Kew. Just to show you
that it's never too late to learn, take the
case ofj Mrs. Georgia. Boss
..j.. - - u. r, nr
writers for Hew York Mutual
for the national field club.- The
tn th. crosncv. and over u
she started selling insurance
band's death only a few years
Thnra'a rxiihoa and romance. . in' me
classified ads. "Will trade good wicker doll
huaav far coaster wagon." Did the doctor
. ,. t 1 . liul. .a
' k i,nr,w Wit
" ter outgrows her interest in.
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Membera- of the Oregon Fed
eration of Business and Profes
sional Women's clubs are plan
ning to attend the national con
vention being held in New York
City, but no members of the Sa
lem club Will attend. .
The stale president, Mrs. Con
stance Weber of Hood River,
will be at the meeting and Mrs.
Natalie Burns of Toledo, dele
gate from, the Oregon Federation
will also jbe in attendance. The
latter is on the national nomin
ating cornmittee.' '
A national p r o J e c t- for the
women's . organization is provid
ing education lor Chinese nurses,
.. according to members of the lo
- cal club.; Oregon has provided
over $800 for the scholarships.
W 1 t-
Boys Parly on
Saturday
Mrs. W. D. Purvine was host
ess on Saturday, afternoon at a
party for her. son Clive on his
tenth birthday. After refresh
ments were served, the boys bad
a line party.- ; -
Attending the party were Gary
Gortmaker, Gordon Morrisr Ray
and Kent Myers, Ted Peoples,
Jan Crenshaw, Charley Steven
son and. Clive Purvine. v 1
Miss Bates to
Be Gadet Nurse'
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Miss Laura Jean Bates, daugh
ter of CoL and Mrs. Arthur B.
Bates, has Joined the cadet nur
ses corps and July SI will enter
Emanuel hospital in Portland for
training. Miss Bates, a graduate
of Salem high school, has had
two years of college work at Wil
lamette university, where she is
affiliated with Alpha Chi Ome
ga sorority, t
! Jaag e aad lira, James T. Brand
will be hosts tonight at a buffet
supper for Commander Seabury
. Mostick, who is in Salem in the
Interest of the- army and navy
YMCA's and the YMCA partici
pation in the USO. .
DASI CREAM!
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eye may hare Tevealed her surprise,but Im
mediately she filled out the proper form and
of Tillamook,
mat some of
a'icWH tmrlar. rWivl lit Indians and used Dlact cnerry
life to oialify Juice to pednt
only woman game ot maian
ihf-but oh my
years oe age.
after her hus
Ccsramda
ago.
that in those days, but it was rust foe same.
We were crack shot, could draw a :gua as
fast as the next one, and usually carried at
lu.fAna Ulnl Ttiit itrm rrTl rrevr tra to b
Hrlu -.- "
Ha sis- ot a stogie one
dolls? One ot
Mr. and Mrs. Burl A. Dstiea
entertained with a light supper
Saturday night at their home on'
Fischer road m honor of jMrs.
Button's brother, Sgt Dale Are
hart, who Is home on furlough
from Camp Callan, Calif, j -
' Guests included Mr. and ; Mrs.
Donald G. Metcalf and Dri and
Mrs.' Ace D. McCIain, all of Mc-
Minnville.
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1 1 i v .-a ' vtH'm v . i
i lt' rw yov word yovr first dark 1
dress after summer prints! So Words , X
i brings you tbe flattery of sleek i j f
! ' rayon rpmaln crepe in inky black, - ' -
frosted by touches of snowy whirs. : ' . .
i :.'". CooJenovcho wear right this . " - J S ' 1
' ,' ininutt"--yef smart enough for the - v Jk r .
i- entire winter underneath your
fur coatl in sizes 9-15, 12-20, ; ; . '
: ' . . -- - Oenl fferaatyet can buy en . ' ,
- Wards csnvaniekt nar.JypeymtRt plan." .
. .ontgomeiy Ward
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charged htm a quarter for his dassuea aa.
A chamaloa cant tdd a centos. - :,.
to (he way the stare building at Courtand .;
Commercial changes color. Now you see
a USO, elaborately arranged caw you
don't Ifs a selective service" office. Fearful
and wonderful, this war. .
7cr Pcdst' V .'we never see Black Re-, -publican
cherrieg wllhout recalling the time
us young maxe - Deuavera.
our faces for a more realistic
ana cawuoy. i wou -
when we tried to get It o3
rt . V we tiidn't caH it
- . . .
ox tne gang onuwjau
Mdzine Buren .
Sin. Leonard Gettfrled aad
Mrs. Altee Pearcy left on Sat
urday for San Diego to visit their
husbands stationed there with
the navy. "
American War Blethers will
meet on Tuesday for- an all-day
picnic at the home of Mrs. BT.
Taylor, 2098 State street.
,
doss is LaReva Ishara, .
pictured ab ore, who
joined &e VAVES and'
stcrted training at Hun--ter
college, New York, on
Norernber 18. Following
baste training she was '
sent to Sampson, NY, to
moil school, where she
became V$r dxr,
third dass.. On March L
she took over duties ,as
tnaU derk in San Francis-'
co and is still at (hat as
signment She arrived
home on July 13 to .visit
her mother, Mrs. Tillle
I s hi a m, .725 Thompson
avenue. Before entering ,
the; WAVES. Miss Ish
am was employed at the
secretary of state's of
fice.' Her brother, LeRoy,
is in the marine air corps.
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