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Hi OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Sunday Morning. May 5, 1946
Ray-Buddie
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Miss Ramona Buddie, daughter
f Mrs. William Hoy of Seattle,
became the bride of Byron L. Ray,
photographers mate 1c, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles C. Ray of Salem
t a ceremony held in Salem April
20 at the home of the Rays. The j
Rev. Dudley Strain performed the
double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a suit of aqua j
blue with pink and white acres- :
series. She was given in marriage
by her stepfather, Mr. Hoy. Mrs.
Marvin E. Ray of Vancouver,
Wash sister-in-law of the eroom
was matron of honor and best man '
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Lt. Melvin Malmstrom of Se- i Joan Bennett and Edward G. Robinson are eo-sUrred In the Universal
Birthday Xea For
attle.
Miss Irene Waeken, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Rhinehart and Mrs. Rose
Garrett assisted at an informal re
ception following the ceremony.
ait. ana airs, nay wem to me i . i i i
Oregon beaches for a short honey- j OUllCt MGmDGFS
moon and will be at home in Seat- a birthday tea will be a feature
tie while the groom is stationed of rcguiar meeting of the
at the naval air base there. He has j Women's Guild of the First Con
been in the;navy for five years, I gregational church Wednesday
serving a large part of that time aftrnoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
release, "Scarlet Street," produced and directed by the noted Frits
Lang, now showing at the Elsinore theatre.
overseas.
Legion Auxiliary
To Hear Music
Music week will be observed by
members, of the American Legion
auxiliary at its meeting Monday
night at the Salem Woman's club.
Mrs. Walter Zosel, music chair
man has arranged the program.
Jim Ragland, accompanied by
Gladys Edgar will sing. Donna
Macklin will play violin numbers,
accompanied by Jeweff Gueffroy.
Past unit presidents will conduct
Initiation.
After their meeting, the unit
will join the post for a dance at
legion hall.
The newly organised Wesleyan
church parlors. The affair will
honor all church members who
have reached four score or more
years. To be honored are Mes
dames Rose Chamberlain, L. M.
Thompson. W. I. Staley, Daniel J.
Fry, sr., Nellie Harris, Rachel
Goode, .Frederick Butler and Miss
Cena Anderson.
Mrs. Frank E. Neer .will be the
leader and Mrs. Mabel Lock wood,
who holds the oldest membership
in the church, will lead the devo
tions. Favorite hymns chosen by
the honor guests will be sung by'
former members of the church
choir Including Mesdames W. P.
Babcock, W. Carlton Smith, Percy
Cupper, H. W. Bross and E. T.
Pierce, accompanied by Mrs. Emil
Carlson.
Miss Eula McCully will talk on
the memorial windows In the
church. Mrs. L. H. McMahan and
Miss Oda Chapman, who have
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Service Guild of the First Meth-! been members of the church for
dist church will meet Monday j 50 years, will cut the birthday
night at 8 o'clock at the home of j cake. Hostesses will be Mesdames
Miss Phebe and Miss Ruth McAd- j Egbert S. Oliver, chairman, Rich
ems, 756 S. 12th st. Miss Elva j ard D. Slater, Carrie Beechler,
Boone will be m charge of the de- I s. J. Butler and W. F. Loaiza.
Totions and Mrs. George Hall is !
Xei?7$"rs- Har- Mothers Meeting
;In Corvallis
j First annual meeting of the Ore
! gon State college Mothers club of
Oregon will be held Saturday,
May 11 at 10 a. m. In the Memor
: ial Union building, room 105, on
the campus. All Salem Oregon
Slate mothers are invited to at
tend. Anyone needing transportation
is asked to call Mrs. Donald Up
john, 7124, or Mrs. Claude Post,
5321. Mrs. George Hug of Salem
is state vice-president; and Mrs.
Oscar I. Paulson, sr. Is regional director.
Baseball
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Hit No. 2
A Sherlock Holmes Mystery
"Woman in Green'
Basil Nigel
Katfebene Bruce
The Thursday club will be en
tertained at the North Capitol
street home of Mrs. Karl Kugel
Lwith Mrs. George Rossman, Mrs.
Arthur Hay and Mrs. John H.
Scott as assisting hostesses. A des
sert luncheon will be served at
1:30 o'clock.
American War Mothers will hold
their annual carnation sale on
May 11. under the direction of a
committee composed of Mrs. Min
nie Humphreys, Mrs. Sarah Peter
son and Mrs. Addie Mills. Lunch
eon will be served in Legion hall
at noun for the workers.
Bob Hasel was host at a line
party on Saturday at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Hazel, 2130 North 4th street. Re
freshments were served before the
hot and guests went to the show.
Attending were Eddie Bauer, Bob
Nopp, Jerry Lee Dobins, Jack Ba
ker.. Joan and Joyce Traver, Loyce
Taylor, Ida Colmer, Joy Hale and
Bob Hazel.
Expendable'
Starts Today at
Capitol Theatre
Packed with the high octane
excitement jof a PT boat foray
itself, "They Were Expendable"
comes to the Capitol screen today
from the pages of a best-seller
novel.
Robert M o n t g o m ery, John
Wayne, Donna Reed, Jack Holt
and Ward Bond head the army
of players Metro-Goldyn-Mayer
mustered for the picturjzation of
W. L. White's action-crammed
story. In addition to a brilliant
stellar lineup, thrice Academy
Award winner Capt. John Ford
handled the directorial chore.
Montgomery, fresh from four
years of naval combat duty,
makes a signal screen return as
Lieutenant John Brickley, one of
the PT boat skippers who helps : f
defend the Philippines from Jap ! '
Invaders during early stages of
the war. A lieutenant command- j
er, awarded the bronze star for j H
heroism in action, Montgomery i
was last seen; in the memorable
"Here Comes Mr. Jordan."
As Montgomery's fellow com
manding officer, John Wayne -1$
makes his initial bow under Leo j p
the Lion's star-spangled banner, i $
Wayne has appeared in numerous j
John Ford pictures. Including
"Stagecoach" and "The Long Vuy- 1 1
age Home." ; j
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Valley Obituaries
Mrs. Charlotte Self fert
Funeral services for Mrs. Char
lotte Seiffert, 87, Scholls commu
ity, were held Monday at St.
Paul's Lutheran church at Six
Comers. Mrs. Seiffert bad lived
in Scholls for more than 50 years.
Emil Seiffert of Salem is a son
and five other sons survive, four
daughters, 22 grandchildren and
12 great grandchildren.
Harry West
Popular Maria Montes has her
first modern dramatic role in
Universal! sensational "Tan
gier,' la which she la eo-starred
with the talented film favorites
Robert Paige and the former
celebrated "Elephant boy," Sabu.
New-fct the Grand.
'Scarlet Street,9 Dramatic
Thriller, Currently at Elsinore
"Scarlet Street," heralded as th most explosive cinema melo
drama to emerge from Hollywood In recent seasons, is now playing
at the Elsinore theater. Edward G. Robinson and Jojh Bennett are
ccs tarred. Dan Duryea has the leading featured role. The same trio,
it is recalled, scored emphatically in Fritz Lang's ''The Woman In
the Window."
The new production is said to
deal elementally with a man's
uncontrolled infatuation and it
tragic consequences. Dudley Nich
ols contrived the screenplay which
is based upon the novel and play
"La Chienne" by Georgei de la
Fouchardiere in collaboration with
Mouezy-Eon. j
A modest, middle aged Icashier
of a New York clothing company
is the central character of th
story. He is an artist of some
ability. His painting provides an
escape from a disagreeable mar
ried existence and it is his frus
trated sentiment which excuses
his fatal entanglement with a
chance acquaintance, a beautiful
but altogether disreputable girl.
Robinson is seen as the credu
lous, eager "little man" blinded
and duped by physical charm.
Miss B-nnett apfx'ais as the
scheming enchantie, the glam
orous bait in a trap set to Mia re
the man but in which the herself
is eventually destroyed. Duryea.
described as the screen's mul
convincing villain, has the role
of the romantic rascal who en
gineers the sordid ronspiracy.
Maria Montez
Goes Modern
In Grand Film
Maria Montez gets the firt
modern role of her career In L'ni
versal'a Tangier," the new pic
ture in which she co-stars with
Robert Paige and Sabu, now play
ing at the Grand theatre.
Prducer Paul Malvern and Di
rector George ! Waggner both say
that nwviegoers have a ftiiirprie
when they see Miss Montet m
SpanUh girl who conducts a sis
year death hunt for the man he
was repontible for killing her
family during the Spanish revolu
tion. Preston Foster, Lmilte AllbrSt
ton, Kent Taylor and J. Edwaid
Bromberg are featured In the sup
porting rast of "Tangier," The
executive producer was Jv Gr-shenson.
Cancer is a disorderly and un
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Th practice of wearing objects
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; SILVERTON. May 4 -(Special)
Funeral services for Harry West,
72, will be held Monday after
hoon at the Memorial chapel of
EX man Funeral home. His foster
son, Junior Hubbard of Valsetz,
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