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.v. . tout . . as ct photogrcrpher vn had a shooting stars
comedown oa Monday w photographed feat very one
u yengiui,jne. next day it
was a lieutenant cornmander and later In
fee week we had. aone away down to a
mere air cadet with one star and not even a
stripe on his cuL
Speaking oi admirals. . . none have
ever seen themselves or heard of themselves
more frequently : than did Admiral Gatch.
Half the town knew stories about his youth
ful days, or brought photos of him as a baby
or a youth for his wife to view. -.,
Here we come. . We've found some
thing else- fee Calif omians are liable to
claim. During feat 4 wonderful display of
Seen and Heard .
Byi
JERYME
HIGHLIGHT of the week wu
the Informal reception on. Mon
day for Sear Admiral and Mrs.
Thomas L. Gatch at the rirat
Presbyterian church, . . This
was only the second time Ad-
miral Gatch as returned to his
home town since he left for the
Annapolis naval academy . . .
There were many of his. old
friends present, many bringing
snapshots and pictures to recall
the old days . . . Mrs. Gatch, a -very
friendly person in sky blue
suit, was meeting: her husband's
friends for the first time . ;
Presiding at the- punch bowls
were Mrs. George C Bliss, who
wore a grey and white silk print
suit and a white hat, and Mrs.
George W, Shepard, whose black
silk dress was trimmed in white
lace . . . with which she wore
a matching hat i -
From out-of-town . came for
mer Governor Oswald West . . ..
Mrs. Bruce R. Baxter, who was
smartly, dressed in all black, was
enjoying seeing her Salem
friends . . . Bishop Baxter was
in the -east and was leaving for
4lka ItABel 4Kaf 1 rtVk vm Maw
1V VWSW Maes Uilt iiVUI AWT
York . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ame
dee Smith also came down from
Portland for the event 1" . . Lt.
Cmdr. and Mrs. Roy S. Keene,
who arrived that morning from
San Francisco, were being greet
ed by their many friends ....
Another high ranking officer in
the crowd was Brigadier Gen
eral Leo Walton, who came to
visit his brother, William, and
also to attend the convocation
- ceremony . . He arrived by
plane from Idaho.!... That
night P r e s i d e n t Gl Herbert
Smith took a plane" for Washing
ton, DC . ; . President and Mrs.
Smith entertained at a beauti
fully arranged luncheon at noon
in honor of Admiral land Mrs.
. Gatch . . . Mrs. Smith and
daughter, Margie, accompanied
Dr. Smith to Portland: and saw
him off. .
Mrs. E. E. Bergman and
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Howard
.Bergman, ,-were particularly in
terested in meeting Admiral
-Gatch as. LL Howard Bergman
Is under Admiral Gatch's staff
In the South Pacific . i . Inter
ested friends of the admiral no
ted amidst the crows .: . . Mrs.
Frank H. Spears, sr., who wore
. a becoming navy blue silk suit
.and pert navy hat with fuchsia
and blue bows ... Mrs. Prince
W. Byrd with daughter, Betty,'
.... the former wearing a blue
and white silk print and ' white
. straw sailor . . . Two distinc
tive in all black were Mrs.: B. O.
Schucking and Mrs. William
. Connell Dyer . '. . A threesome
. . . ; Mrs. Clifford Brown, wear
ing a black and aqua print and
matching hat, with Miss Eliza
beth Lord and Miss Edith Schry
er . . ; . MrJ David Eyre with
his n e w 1 y married daughter,
Mrs. Stewart Johnson . . . . .
Others in the 'crowd . . Mrs
CP. Bishop, Mrs. George Rod
gen. Mrs. John Rand, Mrs. Per
cy Kelly and Judge and Mrs.
James T. Brand.
ARMY-NAVY JOTTINGS i .
Westward bound are Ensign and
Mrs. Elmer Harrold (Mary Jean
McKay) ... They havejbeen in
Raleigh, North Carolina, and
their new base will be at Sac
ramento . . . ' Mary Jean went
south in May to be married.
Also coming west are Mrs.
William C. Dyer, jr.' and seven
month old son, William III
They 'have been living near
Camp Carson, Colorado, where
Lt. Dyer nas been stationed . , .
They are expected to arrive in
Salem late in the week r. . . Her
sister - in - law, Mrs. Clay borne
.Dyer, went south Wednesday
night to be with Private Dyer at
Fresno, Califs for a few days. -i
A GARDEN TEA a week ago
when Mrs. Thome H. Hammond
entertained for her house guest,
. Mrs. Hal Bolin'ger (Florence
. Marshall),' who formerly resid
ed here Homer H. Smith's
gardens were the setting for the
tea ... A warm summer's day
; and guests enjoyed sitting in the
garden and chatting with one
: another . .
. The hostess and honor guest,
who received informally, t wore
pretty pastel print dresses . . .
Several visitors and out-of-town
guests called .. . .'Julia John
son, who resides in Chicago, ar
rived in Salem that morning to
spend her three weeks vacation
. . Lt Helen, Trindle, of the
army- nurse dietician's,, corps,
who was in Salem for the week
end, came with her sister, Elea
nor i . i Mrs. Joseph. E. Harvey,
jr," was down from Portland and
assisted the -hostess . . From
Albany came Mrs Melvin Goode
. v,-ho were an attractive red and
white suit with white hat . .
s ccoir.panyiag - her was her two
3 car c!i sen, Johnny
I.Irs. Ecn Gerii (Sylvia DuUois)
ho loo' :i stur.nins . ii t!ack
California so
about . fee meteors ' down there, remember
that at least they passed over Oregon on
their way down. 4 f
Picture me. . . rxslAig in fee sunshine
of Wallowa lake, amidst fee Swiss Alps oi
America for fee next, two weeks, and don't
even look fori this weekly column. I We'll
dip an occasional toe into fee lake, take a
walk or two .around? fee cabin and spend
the rest of fee time '.just siftin' and eatinV
That, by fee way. Is very hard on fee figure,'
but awfully good for; the soul. ;
ENGLISH
moire suit and black bat, very
, becoming to her grey hair ...
Brunette Mrs. E. O. Terrell was
smartly dressed In a luggage lin
en dress and chic white hat ...
her shoes were green and the
wore white accessories . . . . .. .
and Mrs. Edward O. Stadter, jr.
wore a. cool looking-, blue dress
With luscious pink hat
Dedication
Of Plaque
Today
Of interest to members and ;
friends of the Girls Service Or
ganization of the USO is the un
veiling and dedication of the
Victory Roll plaque, which will
honor members of the Salem
GSO-USO now serving in the
armed forces, this afternoon at
the USO.- The interested public
is invited to attend the S o'clock :
ceremony.
Mr. Tinkham Gilbert, chair
man of the USO council, will
preside at the ceremony. Mrs.
E. J. Kortzeborn will lead the
group in singing "America" and
"The Star Spangled Banner."
Rev. George H. Swift will give
the invocation and benediction '
and Miss Mabelle Frazer will
sing.
Lt George C. Bliss, executive
officer of the V-12 naval unit at )
Willamette university and for
mer governor, Charles A.
Sprague, will give the main ad-
dresses. Mr. Mel Kennedy and !
Rev Swift are in charge of un- 1
veiling the plaque, assisted by Lt
Edith DeRi, Ensign Barbara Sad
ler, Yeoman Evelyn Schwier and
Corporal Betty Taylor.
Committee members arrang
ing hte dedication are Mrs, Bert
Hulst, Mrs. Jack Pederson, Miss
Gladys Conner, Mrs. Kenneth
Humphreys, Misses Marian
Bretz, Erika Ohmn, Lei a Stortz,
Alberta St Clair, June Craig,
Ruby Kuenzli, Marjarie Donald
son, Delores Donaldson, Margaret
Forsythe, Rosalie Hartman, Mar
cella Schwartz, Anna Ruth
Gooding, Barbara Spaulding,
Donna Donnell, Eunice Osmin,
Claudine Drake and Geraldine
DriskiU.
On the Plaque
Salem GSO-USO members
who have entered the armed for
ces include: Dolores Marie An
nen, DeLores Artz, Virginia
Bartruff, Marjorie A. Bergsvik,
Carolyn Brown, Marian Boline,
Evelyn Carbine, Gloria Jean Da
vey, Emily J. Downey, Oloanne
Dykeman, Eugema Finegan, Er
ma Graham, Birdie Dean Hebel,
Cornelia Hulst, Jeanette Hulst,
Judith Jensen, Shirley Dathel
Johnson, Janice Jones, Grace
Kingsbury, Eva Koessler, Ma
belle LOburn, Mary McNulty,
Frances Paris, Loretta C. Per
reault , Natalie Phillips, Fern
Ream, Virginia Rentz, , Patricia
Riches, Dorothy Ruecker, Lela
Runcorn, Lela Bell Sanders, Vi
ola Schultz, Virginia Scott, Mona
Skaug, Betty Taylor, Bette
Weems, Bertha Welsh, Gene
vieve C Whelan, Barbara Jean
Williams, Jerry Elizabeth Wolf,!
and Velma Yeoman. . '
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mirm nuw
rrainrl $177-59
v frotf , , Xl -
this past Week, we noticed
went torn the north toward
when fhey start boasilnar
Marine Buren
I Sales! friends of Mr, and Mrs,
Samuel Darr and their daugh
ters, Xrma and Arlene, will be
interested tot learn that they
have returned to Salem to re
aide.' They are at home at 1280 '
Hoyt street. The Darrs have
been living In Raymond, Wash,
- the past 14 years, - i ;
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. Professor and Mrs. Jit, Bnun
; baugh of Corvallis and daughter, ,
Miss Madeline Brumbaugh of
Chicago, are the weeeknd guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Devers. ,
Miss Brumbaugh is a teacher in
Chicago and is spending: the
summer at the home of her par
ents.' i : l f f:..
Mrs. T. A. Uvesley, Mrs. Can
rid W, Paulus and Mrs. Asahel
Bush will be in Portland Mon
day to b& .guests at a luncheon
for which Mrs. W. E. Burns will
be hostess at the Town club in
. honor of ; Mrs. Palmer Dawes
(Mildi' Roberts) of Jacksonville,
Florida. . : . ',, ;ii;L- f
Mrs. WaKer L. gpauldiar.
Mrs.iWaldo Brown of Hubbard,
and her daughter Mrs. RadcUff
Park ot Washington, DC (Betty
Leone i Brown) are guests in
Portland today at the home of
. 'Mr. anb; Mrs. Clay C Miller, i
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SILVERTON, Aug. 19 Mr.
and Mrs. EUing Tollefsrud are
announcing fine engagement lof
their oungest daughter, Elaine
Carol, ;to Phillip Stanley Tor
vend, son of Mr. andMrs. Henry
TOTvend, an of Silverton.
The Redding date has been set
for September 17 at i Trinity
church with Rev. M. J. K. Fuhr
officiitiiag fif; - 'C j -,, , .
Miss! Tollelsrud was graduated
from the Silverton high school in
1943 and Mri Torvend fin 1942.
YiMtf chOcTt eyes are t
cioast Kothiag cm eeplaw
them. It'syoar hity toftro
tect jthemHis whole f utwe
may depend opoa what yow '
dci about jNS vitiw NOW.
Safest coviM to to bring
him to for eheck-pi Vow 1
cant be tea SURS about
matter to important I
have rooa anirs
EYES EXAMINED. 1
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in)sH (mil
The diamond ring with which you ;
expms jrour devouon to dHglrt '
' you love is bfinitelf saore lhaa
a rirg" It is the eadwriag
'symbol ol someihtcg very, pre
tiows toVtt both. At sack it
should be cboseti carcfttfly J
houfht from a erwtkt wboat yo '
fCM tpm implkhly tot quality,
value sad tattgrky. ' J , v
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I . Mr.' and Mrs. Alva Dlddnsoa (Dorothy Mason) wnd ;
werv rnarrid tin the Carrier room of & First Methodist
church August 13. ! The bride Is the daugrhter of Mrs. Warj
ren Edwards of Corvailis and her husband Is the son of
Mr. Georgre 1 Kcldnsori. Mr. Dickinson; torpedo man sec-,
ond class. United States navy, has been in the Soufti Pa4
dfic for 20rnonths. Hejand hisjbride are leaving ttiis
week for Newport, Rhode Island where he will report for4
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SCUOOLGIRLG CAN'T DO
without Iwadoc mi ivool
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datset and
. know that ALL WOOL wears and looks better for days
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on end etpedally when It boars the famous Carol Rrent -
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label. Both slipon and cardigans
-Miss Darr
-Now : Mrs.
" In Colorado Springs, Colorado
on; Saturday, ' August 8, " Miss
Leisla Darr became the bride of
. . Technical Sergeant Clarence IL
Weber, son of. Mr .and Mrs.
Fred Weber of Freeport, Uli
. ' nois. .The bride, I who Is ;the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
. Darr, returned to Salem Friday
i to make her ; home while . her
.. husband is In the service. - 5
Tie bride : wbret two piece
vrdress with- flowered ski tt and
f'; white waist "forlier 1marriage.
- She -wore a. white hat with black
" veil rand - her accessories were
.' white 'and black, i Her' corsage
r:wu of Ted roses. . r-f-'
' Standing with the: groom was
Corporal Davis Lombas; : , .
,. '. Sergeant and Mrs. Weber went
to Freeport, Illinois, ; to visit his
, ' parents on their wedding trhj.
, The bride is a graduate of Sa
lem schools and IS employed at
the public . utilities commission.
Her husband- was' stationed at
Camp Adair. Since early spring
he has. been: at Camp Carson,
: Colorado, y .. riio.-
MONTOOMIRY WARD
at mwch a part of your Jife at
L -Si
sodas! And what co-ed doesn't
come In 6 Fall colors. 3240,
lis, X7litTZajCet Lsha4 ,
as her guests the past week her
sister, and sunt, Miss Girths
Price and Mrs. Will Taylor of
. Corvallis. - : -
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: r Weekend gnests ef Mr. and
Mrs. Heal Craig are Mr. and
.'Mrs. Vernon" Wedin and chil
dren. Kirsten and Vernon, Jr, of
1 Chehalis, Wash.
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The social xf CxtoMXU Or
der of the Eastern Star will meet
04 Tuesday for an all day sewing
for. the led Cross. The group wiU
sew on ditty bags, : A no-host
luncheon will be served st noon.
. CLXJ3 CALENpAB '
TVKSOAT li
Social Day eluh. Uasoaie tenw..
pie. all day sewing. .
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