The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 21, 1946, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text' - - - - ----- - e ' - - f s-z ', , ' ' j , X .: - ' e k , ", 1 - V I ' 'I . -. ,1".!.- . f :. - ' - - k - - - . - ! ' ,.... ..A : ,., r x i ' ' "I-" - oiBfco . .' Mr. and Mrs. Hbvrard L Dickson (Patri :ia Lee) snarpd by th photojraphftr lavin on thir honeymoon iollow Ing their rr.arricn 6n Jun 12 at th hotPt of Mr. ond Mrs. Jwc'.d Owen tn Oakland, Cal:f. Tlx brifi is th. dau jiiler of Mr. and Mr. Hnry L of Salem and the groom'i parent ar Mr. and Mrs C. J. Diclrwan of KlonmQu'h. After a wd.r.? trip In th south th coup! w.ll return to Saiera. (AmM Studio, San Francisco). INSURE CACJCJ0C3G SUCCESS! fmgM A4 Utr fa h Bl Km fc,'T t r tAU MrCtnaS CSAlfT. Family Reunion at, lenson Home S Tm ro inti v hom of Mr arvl Mis O K Jetiwn wi the scene of a family utinion Wedns1v nijrht whett thiT nine rhitdren and their fMnniie were present forjthe retrtiittrti A huffet dm- ( rierl preredrti an' inform! even-J in-' , ! Fir' wfrt Mr. rid Mrs. j Wane Blotter of Los Angeles, j Mr. and Mr. Donald Wilson and Mr. and Mr William Schmidt of Portland, Mr and Mrs. Byron J Troth. Mr. and Mr. Fldwin .ten on. Julie Jenswrn. Jimmy. Mar- vm ard Clittord Jenson. all of! ' Salem, five grandchildren and j j Mr. and Mr. O. E. Jen.n. ! Mrs. lones Takes j Presidency The auxiliary to the Poatal Clerki met at the Lnyd Dror baugh home Tuesday night. Re- , ports were given on the state convention held June 8 and 9 in I Tillamook when Mrs. Jim Lucas. , a member of the local group was reelected treasurer. The follo-A'ing officers were in stalled at the meeting: Mrs. Recce Jones, president; Mrs. Loyd Dror baugh, vice president; Mrs. Le Roy Krueger, secretary; Mrs. W. C. Ca vender, treasurer. xi r n 1 RR x- LAIj - J WE GIVE G1EEII STAIIPS ON CASH SALES ONLY yJ US ARE OPEII Oil SUIIDAY 11 a m. 'till 6 p. m. BUEilD Sure, we ill! Popular have. Jam Brgnls and Jelly TI1E BEST IN CANDIES 1 - SOCIETE BRAIID - AT rOPlfLAR PRICES i i i i i i . i Sueel Pidrles DREFT -suRt:- ,g, W Hire Tin Siie dC FISCHERS PASTEUDIZED OLD STYLE Gotilage Eheese, lib 19c Also manj nhort Hems, and of courHe a full line of Quality Groceries including FRESH VEGETABLES niCK DKMVfKT ON ORDERS Of Sl-St OR MORE lift SOUTH COMMERCIAL STREET rflONE S1U i i Miss Betty Randall a Bride In a setting of calla lillies. pink and white gladioluses and many white tapers, Miss Betty Randall, brunette daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. J. H. Randall, be came the bride of Charles Strong, son of the Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Strong of Chehalis, Wash., Thurs day Bight t the First Congre gational church. It was at 8 o'clock that the groom's father officiated at his koci's marriage. Reid Shelton sang "I Love Thee" and "I'll Walk Beside You." Miss Alice Rose was the organist. ' Lighting the tapers were Miss Jean Fries and Miss Vicky Jones who wore pas tel summer frocks and wore wristlets of summer flowers. Of white marquisette was the bridal gowri. The full skirt, which terminated in a train, was de signed With - insets of scallops forming a redingote effect. The fitted bodice was fashioned with a high rounded neckline and a scalloped bertha S The sleeve were long. ll:r fingertip length tulle veil cicadfd from a Mary Stuart headdress and she car ried a .fan shaped lxuquet of white tuberous begonias. Mr. Randall gave his daughter in marriage. Preceding the lride to the altar were Mhs M.ugairt Hughlett; the maid Of honor. Mia Janice Patterson and Miss Virginia Case,, bridesmaids; The honor attend ant Wore a blue marquisette fro k made with a high neckline, lace bertha, thi ee-qnai ter length sleeves and a full s-kiit. Miss Case wore lose and Miss Patter n dir wi of lime green, Thir dii!xes were made of mar quisette with V necklines, short sleeve and full kirU They car ried bouquets of salmon pink tuberous begonia The girt wre tiered net halo to match then ft ockS- Attend the Crm Stanley Boyd of Portland ttood with the groom as best man. Seat ing the guests were R:chard Mal lett. Ciresham. Stanley Rondeau. Coi vidli.H, Frjink Bennett and George Hanauka Fir her d.iiighti-i ' nuptiaU Mrs. Randal elected a gown of ioe rhiffon denigned with golct scrolling and a flowered hat. Her flowers were rosebuds. Mrs. Strong wore a navy blue gown with white accessories for her son's marriage. Her corsage was of roses. v The newlytveds greeted their guests at a reception in the fire place rrxjm immediately after the service. Mrs. Bess Wolz cut the bride's cake and Mrs. C S Ron deau of Corvallis presided at the punch bowl. Scarlet Skill and Joyce Randall, sister of the bride, passed the dream cake Serving were Miss Mary , Nims, Mrs. George Luthy. Portlapd, Miss Vicky Jones and Miss Jean Fries. Mrs. George Hanauka passed the guest book. When the couple left on their wedding trip east the bride don ned a navy blue faille suit with white straw hat with navy trim and white accessories. Pinned to the shoulder of her suit was a white orchid. Mr. Strong and his bride are motoring east to Min neapolis where they will be at home at 507 Oak street S E, The groom is attending the Univer sity of Minnesota medical school. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Iladley and daughter. Eileen Patricia, are spending the week at Neskowm at the beach home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McKay. n il, bp;"". iy . 1 - - . - "X 4 - v . v I. ' .' -" rl "' ft. . - t ' - ' . - t I . r is ir-&& mmjtytv yaT ,' r . e rf 1 tc :; j i i 'k Mrs. Clyde McClunqr, "who will preside at the 30th annual convention of the auxiliary to the United Spanish War Veterans con vening in Salem June 23 to 26th. Mrs. McCluna is state president of the auxiliary. j Guests Play Bridge ' Mrs. Alan Siewert was a bridge j hostess Thursday night at the I Siewert's cabin on the Liberty ! road for a group of her friends. . After several hours of contract a late supper was served by the I hostess Mrs. Siewert's guests were Mes dames Orville South. William Whittmore, Oe;m Trumbo, Paul Hpiiis.n, (;-irg Kellogg, Misi lieth Siewert. Miss Bernice Kl I gin anl Miss F.nid Nelson. (Taylors Vait Trip 'Into Germany Mr. and Mrs A. A. Taylor were hosts at dinner Sunday for their I daughter-in-law and grandson. , Mrs. Robert K Taylor and Bob j by. prior tii their leaving for Frankfurt, C. e r m i n y . Present 1 wer Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Reilly. Patrick and Michael, Mr. and j Mrs. Thomas B. Ritchey. Mrs. Rhea Miner, Miss Margie Miner, ! Mrs. Georgia E Taylor. Jim Tay ! lor, the honor guests and the hosts I Mrs Taylor is awaiting "call to I port" when she and ber son will i motor to New York and embark ; for Germany to join Lt. Taylor. Soroptimists Install To install new officers and to' "officially close spring," Salem Soroptimists and their ' guests i gathered at Hillcrest school Wed- i nesday night. j A buffet dinner was served on : the tennis court and later the j group of approximately 40. in cluding a group of Portland So roptimists, were entertained by girls of the school, toured the two main buildings and partici pated in the installation cere monies at which a Hillcrest stu dent sang. Retiring president, Mrs. Wini fred Pettyjohn, told of the many pounds of food and clothing So ropti mists of Salem have shipped to sister club members in Hol land and England. She reported also on the organization's inter est in the child guidance clinic for Salem, of, its interest in Hill crest school, its main project and of its civic efforts. Mrs. Marie Ling was installed, as president at brief installation ceremonies. Mrs. Ethel Lau and i Mrs. Walter Barsch became first ami second vice president; Mrs. L M Ramage and Mrs. R. D. Barton recording and correspond ing secretary, and Mr. Charles C Gabriel treasurer and Mrs. Harold A. RosebraugH director, i HoMesses were Mrs. ; Katharyn Loatza, Hillcrest superintendent; Mrs, J B Bywater, Hillcrest counselor ; Mrs. George Barnes and Mrs L. D. Idlemaia. j The American War Mother will discontinue their sewing meetings until the first Tuesday in September. Contestants Rate High With Judges' TXT, efffecfor for ffTe camp. OTrs. Nicl Brown is to be assistant di rector and Marjorie Wells busi ness manager and director of the young adults' period at camp. Bessie Towns, Silverton, is to be in charge of the special eve ning programs, assisted by Jeanne Magee, Dayton. Marion Reamer. Willmar, Minn., is to head . the handicrafts work, assisted by Ann -Gossler of Springfield, Ore. Janet Anderson, Salem, will be in charge of outdoor cooking. Ruth Anne La r sen, Drewsey, Ore. of the dining room, Mary Parker, Salem, will be head wa ter counsellor, Ruth Watts, Salem, ramo bugler and junior water front worker. Registration is open for afl pe- iods of camp The young adults' amp open July 2, high school NHon. Portland. and Pn ,-tka. Univn sity of CLUB CALENDAR j IIIDAT Pisl Matron. OES. Golden Ph-jnt. ! 31) dinner. i Pitwierr Post. Amrrican Legion 149. j p in at Lesion hall. I Kcirei wMiiif club, afternoon of quilting at hnrnt of Ml Lois Korfor. Lions auxiliary picnic luncheon. A. C. Haas country home. 1 p mi. MONDAY Marion VFW auxiliary No Ml. busi ness and social metini. P m . VFW hall TL'rsnT Salm Navy Mothers club, YWCA. 7 ..HI p in. Daughter of St. Elizabeth. St. Pout's Kpucopal church, covered dth picric luncheon. I p m . with Mrs. Wilmer C Pa-. 1589 Chrmaketa t. Halm HPW dinner meeting.. Nohl gren . JO put. wmvr.xDr Wnk ilie'-ling Noith Sectlo, Worn- j en's guild, fust l 'otigretfational church, j 1. p rn. Saiem Junior Woman club picnic. I Paradise Island. 6 30 p m. THI RSOAY Chemekeia chapter. DAN, no-host I luncheon for Mim Ola ( lark at W E. i Hiruan i, 820 N. Churrh st . 1 p m. Pupils of PriciMsr Meisinger Wiltsey studios i.ited hixh in .the N.i'i'ni:il Federated Muic Clubs eooleht held at the VMCA. Vla- det mir Oregon, Eugene, were accordion judges. and Mrs. Je$ie Bush Mu-kelson. Salem, muimba. Winning supeiior iating in vaiious classes for the accoidion were Florence PoL-ter and Su-aiin-i Howell. Winning "excel lent" were Anne Doetfler. I;jna .chnor and Dollies Spelbrink. Winning fir-t place vvus Velma Ralph of Stayton, wmiiing sec ond place was Nola Jean Zobel and third place were Louella La I Fountaine and Thad Stevens, Rickneal!. In the ensemble divisions the "aecordionette" band tik excel lent rating. with Nola Jean ! Zobel, Edna Mae Manning. Kath ei ine I Joan Kucera, Joanne Staik. Joan Bradtl, Pjt Ullfnan and Dorothy Englehart playing. The '"glamorette" band with Lois Gillings. F'lorence Polster, Anne , Doerfler. LoiLsella La Fountaine, I Dona Zehnor and Suzanna How- ! -tl ....... in I , t ' Tkn c j i w i i o 1 1 vi tAi riiui. i m v: "melodeite" band also rated ex cellent, with Margie Wiltsey, De lores Spelbirnk. Ina Cameron, Anita Forest, Suzanna Howell, Dona Zehnor ' and Carol Cain playing. Edward Struck was given "superior" and "excellent" rat ings In "medium, arid difficult di visions for the mirimba. YW Counsellors Are Named Staff of counsellors for the YWCA summer camp at Smith Creek camp has been announced by Mrs. Esther W. Little of the The Oregon Statesman.. Salem. Ore., f ridgy. Tune 21. 1918 9 and junior high girls July 8, grade school girls July 17." Physical examinations will be held July 5 at the YW. for the junior high and .senior high school' girls, and the physicals for the grade school-gtrls will be held July 11. (Society concluded on page It) NO COVER CHARGE NO ADMISSION CHARGE NO MINIMUM CHARGE AT ANY TIME AT IJORHMDY MANOR Salem's Gayest Night Rendezvous Dane U the Music of Earl Whitney's Orchestra FINEST IN FOODS STEAKS AVAILABLE Phone Early for Reservations, $585 34-Inch W;f JlbuuUuv YD Ready Mad PILLOW TICKS 7. Saw for yoursalf ... w for your horn I ' Make play tofls, draoerios, slipcovers or pillow ticks from thlo hsavy.wslght. bluo and whito strip cotton twll ticking. Boldly strlood. 34-lnchssll. Ea. B-cover your pillow with thoss charming bluo or rooo strlpod ticks. Standard pillow si so. 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