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PACE TEN Th OREGON STATESMAN. Satan. Oregon. Sunday' Morning. April 2!. 1846 t i. t T i j s A i . i i - r i ' j tbtrlct No. 3. Oregon State f ' V Nune association vs til meek tl-cmday night at 8 o'clock at the I-1'.' jMcmnouth hdme of Miss Kathi r ;rin Arbuthnot, 748 West Main jtreet. Those attending are sug- fsjested to go by way of Independ i ; -! tmce, arriving in Monmouth oh East Main street, following along to the west end of the street. Itfiss Arbuthnot is the geography Instructor of Oregon College of Education and has traveled widely. She has a collection df many beautiful things frorh broad. Those iihing or funi tcning transportation ate ssketl to call 9285. Annual e ports of Standing committees and elec tion of officers will be held. May 10 Set, j .Wedding The engagement and wedding iate for Miss Norma Kroeplin -and Delbrt Kliever of Dallas is j l&eing told rais weekend. Miss i Kroeplin, daughter of Mrs. So- i tit:,,- V 1 ! has set May 10 for her wedding t . the St. John's Lutheran church. j The groom, son of Mrs. George Xliever of Dallas, is employed by the Willamette Valley Lumbfr eetnpany in Dallas. He served for 32 months with the 41st di vision. The bride-elect is employed by the? Pacific Telephone and Tele graph company here. Millers SHOE DEPARTMENT Main Floor x. r 3 en OF mm m " - " v n m n Jt ! r Dc8$ Your Smile j v End ViTtli Your Feet? V ym mMtmr Vam feat aaln. j V WTZAKD AftCH mum wis i . bring bdk -ravr sa of Kop- MM - ' f n,-, J A . StaOTB. IMMaaMaS WWW VWIW 3 1 , . (' mmxii faat cm fort H T J WBAKJ, V 1 y laadal Wgj cBwkvtHew w 1 1 si-y to yr foot. 4 j ( WW W2AK ACH lUUDCTS ;..ary fba pUasure af cars- v- 4 r I cm Hord to resist, eosy to wear Johnnye two-ptecer with gay floral embroidery trim, novelty pearl buttons and patch pockets on blouse. Saucv. smart with its front and back kick- pleated skirt. In Junior Sizes 9 to 1 5. KAY'S. N 460 STATE ST. 'W ; Browns Will Renew Vows At Rites Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown will renew their wedding vows at a golden wedding ceremony at the Vet Salem Methodist church this afternoon at four o'clock. Rev. Claude A. Brown of Vancouver. Washington, will officiate; Mis. Katherine Peavy, Salinai, Cal. will play the wed ding music and Carl Brown will accompany on the violin. The altar will be banked with bakel. of purple iris and Jap ner loses flanked with candle abras. The tapers will be lighted by the ushers, Phil Hathaway of Champoeg, and Fred Fischer, Eu gene. Carleton Brown will sing "Oh Promise Me" and "I Love You Truly." Mrs. Brown will walk down the aisle on the arm of her son, Robert. She will wear a gowh of white lace and will carry a lace handkerchief which she carried when married 50 years ago. Her bouquet will be talisman roses. Mrs. RacheL Fischer, Eugene, will be her mother's bridesmaid. She will wear a gown of c gold crepe and will carry a nosegay of spring flowers. Grandchildren Claudie and Artie Brown, will be flower girl and ring bearer. Ross Brown will stand with his father as best man. Reception Follows The wedding reception will be held in the church basement im mediately after the rites. Mrs. William Moss will preside at the punch bowl, Mrs. Carl Anderson will assist, and Mrs. Carleton Brown will cut the cake. Serving will be Mrs. Elmer Ri etson. Mrs. Claude Brown and Mrs. Leo Estey. Mrs. Phil Hath away will pass the guest book. The couple was married at Mc Cook, Nebraska, at the home of the bride's parents. They came' to Oregon the folfowing year, bringing their household goods on the Old Oregon trail. They settled In Coos county, where they remained until coming to Salem in 1935. Mr; Brown was a grange dep uty until his retirement a few years ago. All their children and families will be here to help celebrate the anniversary. Their sons and daughters are O. C. Brown of West Salem, Mrs. Fred Fischer, Eugene, Ross Brown, Centerville, Calif., Mrs. Katherine Peavy, Salinas, the Rev. Claud Brown, Vancouver, Wash., and Robert Brown also West Salem. There are nine grandchildren. Friends are invited to the cer emony. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Burgard Kugel are spending .the Easter weekend with Mrs. Kugel's daughter, Mrs. M. R. Wilkinson in Portland. Beverly Mott. daughter of Mrs. James W. Mott, who has been at tending St. Mary's in Portland, will enroll at Mt. Angel Acade my for spring term. Drand Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine and son, Billy, will return today from a week's stay at their beach house at Neskowin. HE U ABLE FABRICS RELSHAN" lfi 1 - 1 -; V : ' v . "t v i'ihu'i "S. -fa :' ; " tun i-i -I.'- ,f t lit hi r ''r mm 7- :l Mr.- and Mrs. Arthur Brown, who will celebrat their colden wedding anniversary today. They will renew their wedding vows at a golden wedding ceremony at the West Salem Methodist church this afternoon at 4 o'clock with a reception following in the church parlors. Friends of the couple are invited to the ceremony. (Kennell-Ellis). Kelleys Move! to Corvallis f Mrs. George Kelley artid chil dren, Dennis and Janice, are leaving Friday for Corvallis to make their home. They have purchased a home at 529 North 31st street. Mr. Kelley his been In Corvallis the past six weeks, where the Kelleys have purchased a jewelry store. Mrs. Rudolf Johnson was host ess for a surprise handkerchief shower Thursday night at her home ir honor of Mrs. Kelley. After an informal evening re freshments were served.) - Saying au revolr to Mrs. Kelley were Mrs. Harold Douris, Mrs. Robert H. KeudeU, Mrs. Holly Jackson, Mrs. Malcolm ; Jones, Mrs, Maurice Buchanan, Mrs. EmmeCt Kleinke and Mrs.' Rudolf Johnson. Miss Olson Tells Engagement Miss Me Olson, daughter of Mrs. Alina Olson of Salem, an nounced her engagement to Ger ald L. DeSart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde DeSart of Silverton, Wednesday night at a birthday' party held in. her room at the Deaconess hospital where she is confined as a j result of in auto mobile accident. jThe news was revealed by i miniature scrolls placed on a silver tray. Flowers were arranged about the room and: refreshments were served. Guests present were Miss Faye 1 Hope Renewed Easter, 1946 The cKurch, tfec dove, the Easter lilies ail symbols cf Eternal Feace are cufs this new-dawning Easter. Our hopes and prayers have been answered ence again, we become humble before our Lord and worship Him by our de votion and reverence this anniversary cf Christ's resurrection into Heaven. i CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY Oregon State roller mothers at YWCA. 1 p.m. VTW auxiliary no. 661. p m.. VFW hall, social and business meeting. District No 3 Oregon States Nurses association, with Mifi Katherine Aibuthnot. 748 West Main St.. Monmouth. S p m Women of Rotary luncheon. Quelle. 1 p m Chapter AB. PEO, with Mis. Roy Hewitt, 630 N. Commercial st , 7 .45 p.m. TIESDAY Salem Navy Mothers club. YWCA. 6 30 coveted dish dinner. BPW dinner meetm. Nohl fjien's (Quelle). 6.30 p m. Daughters ot St. riirabeth. St. Paul's Episcopal churcli. parish house, one o'clock salad luncheon. Eastern Star Social Day club. Masonic Temple. Bed Cross sew lnc. luncheon at noon. Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary. L. M. Birch, 1 38 Fir St . .30 p m. WEDNESDAY Jason I-ee church circles, meet ins; for 1 .30 dessert luncneons. Nebraska auxiliary with Ms?. Margaret WilLs. 965 N. 5th St . no-host luncheon, 12:30 p.m. North section. Women's guild First Congregational church, church parlors, 1 p m. TRIIIDAT County WCTtI Institute. Free .Methodist church. Market and Winter streets. 10 am. opening session. Town and Gown, Music Hall. Willamette campus. 2:30 p m. tea at Lausanne hall following. Larking, Miss Doris Lovre, Miss Betty Van Osdol. Miss Betly Steer, Mrs. Dale Lively and Mrs. Alina Olson. Miss Olson graduated from Salem high school and is now employed by the Dairy Coope rative association. Her fiance at tended Silverton schools and has just returned from service in the Pacific theatre. Tea Meeting For Town And Gown The May tea meeting of Tywn and Gown club will be an event of Thursday afternoon at Music hall on the Willamette univer sity campti?, with tea following at Iiusanne hall. The all music piogi.im will feature Prnfntfor Ralph Dobhs, piani.t and Dean Melvin tieit, tenor, accompanied by Mrs. Geist. A business meeting ajII follow with Mrs. Cus-ter R-s preiling. Election of foficets for the ensuing year will take place. At the tea Miss Olive M. Dahl will introduce to the receiving line which will include the retir ing officers, Mrs. Custer Ross, Mrs. Stearns Cushing, Mrs. Mel vin Geist, Mrs. Harry V. Collins, Mrs. David Eason and Mrs. Mau rice Brennen. Presiding at the tea urns will be Miss Lorena Jack and Mrs. Ellen Foster. A group of 'Lau sanne hall girls will assist in the serving. Mrs. Lestle J. Sparks heads the directorate for the affair. Her commit lees are as follows: Mrs. C. W. Noble, hospitality; Mrs. Joseph Davidson, line; Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. Eg bert S. Oliver, living room dec orations; Mrs. C. W. Paiker, Mrs. Charles Ratcliff and Mrs. Mer rill Oh ling, tea table decora tions; Mrs. Robert M. Gatke and Mrs. Carl Person, refreshments; and general committee members Mesdames M. B. Stegner, Mar garet Rosecrans, M C. Findley, Claude H. Murphy, E. C. Bisbee, I-eo C. D e a n, N. M. Staley, Blaine Brown, Leonard Stark, William L. Phillips, sr., Cass Ni chols. W. E. Richardson, A. Jones, J. A. Keller, J. L. Kenne dy, A. A. Lee, R. Ivan Lovell, Miss E,lie Miller and MifS Dor othy Pea i ce. "Big Doorstep" Under Production Daily rehearsals are now be ing held for the senior class pjay, -The Great Big Doorstep," to be given April 26, at the high school auditorium at 8:15 p. m. Re served seat tickets go on sale next Tuesday at the high school. The cast directed by Miss Mar garet Burroughs, is headed by the Commodore and Mrs. Cro chet, a southern couple with a Cajun dialect. Jim Baer plays the part of the commodore and the wife is played by Jean Mit ehell. The Crochets live in Grass Margin, Louisiana, in a broken down shack on which they have nailed an elaborate doorstep, sal vaged from the Mississippi riv er. The Commodore spends most fo his time loafing on the door step, although he claims ta be a "ditching engineer," his glorified term for a ditch digger. Mrs. Crochet, the Commodore's wife, Is the backbone of the family and the exact opposite of her husband. They have six children all of whom have their numer- i I ous problems to be solved, main ly by Mrs. Crochet The stage setting is under the supervision of D. A. Ranrudell, stagecraft adviser, and the set has been designed by Dale Clea ver. -The setting includes the shack, which has been built by the Stagecraft club out of old lumber from a barn. A huge can vas backdrop, producing an at mosphere of a swamp, has been sewed together by the sewing clasVes of the high school. Stu dents from the art department ate painting the curtain with a suitable swampland scene. Miss Lillian Davis, senior t las adviser, is stipe' viing the en tire production. Federation Meeting Semi-annual spring meeting of the Marion county Federation of Women's clubs will be held in Stayton at the Woman's club house on Friday. April 28. Dele gates will register at 9:30 a. m , with the session opening at ten o'clock. The program will ronsit of committee reports and resumes of the year's activities by each club president. The main address will be given by David yames Ferguson, DD, recently an army chaplain and an Oregon delegate to the United National confer ence in San Francisco. W. B. Schnebly, superintendent of the Children's Farm Home will give a talk, and show pictures. Music will be provided by a growp of the Stayton high school. Mrs. Donald E. Sheythe of the Mrll City Woman's club is presi dent of the Marioncouuty Fed eration arid will preside. Election of officers will be held during the closing session. Third Dance for Social Club Salem's social organization for newcomein and returning veter ans, the community social and recreation club, has announced plans for a gay May dance Fri day night in the VFW hall. Claude Bird's orchestra will iff' j : THE SEASON'S 1:00 play far the dancing ft um 8. 30 to midnight. An Inlet ran sum dance specialty will feature' sev eral young Salem roup lei hi are members of a local square dance group. 1 j Committee chairmen whohae planned the ev ent include Mrs. j John Yea 5 ley, decorations; Mrs. Floyd McNall, refreshments; Mrs. A. J. Walker, hospitality; Elinor Daniel-son, prizes, and Betty Dot-ton, publicity. ! Richard E. Pickell will he mai ler of reiemonies. ' , i S-xm-Kr-hip of the rlub I wis tx-ome i joint proje t of the young adult omnittt-e uf the lo cal YWCA and - the eteinin committee of the YMCA. Ticket' ONLY THE NEW Radionic $40 . sfssnte fuses, u sul mr mmgm0lt strpsas, flertes, ijs- eral fuarsuUr. is vsOm m light. airMsaliswd. It la pnrkat v usMter atraaa. tt yewr own aara Jwdgw ita asoaOastc You will bk hm urisii I io bur. WaaeU oaJy to ibuaa wtato caa b halpad. - '50 Vt'E INVITE YOU-COMf IN f OR DEMONSTRATION .... 4 FOR SKEINfJ AMI IIEARINfS tV. ORRIS OPTICAL 444 Mate St. KAI.F.M COfSET P. M. 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