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YWCA Corner
A new year of jactiv ity for Y-W-en
g ir of the Sjlem YWCA be
am with the annual fall member-
hsp drive, Monday, October 4 '
iUnlyn Burn?, vice-president of
in cabinet, is rhairraan.
The cabinet, of which Donna
ludahl it president, also announ
ces a girls' assembly at Salem high
hool on October 8 at 8.50 a. m.,
and an all-tirl party, October 10,
t the hiah school gymnium.
Helen She! ton. program chairman,
u in charge of the assembly, and
" Delia Saabye, social chairman,
the party.
Another event being planned
for October is the ceremonial for
new members late in October with
Patricia Long, worship ihaiiman,
in charge1.
The series of chapter meetings
for Y-teen fills wilt begin Octo
ber 7, and on the second and
fourth Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Thursdays during the school year.
Y-teen groups already have be
gun activities at the schools for
the deaf and blind and at Che
miwi. Junior high school organizations
of the Y-teen program will begin
early tn October. Special hobby
and interest groups are planned to
include crafts, music, dramatics,
etc. , : .
The cabinet held an all-day
work planning meeting last week,
Mrs. Arthur A. Linerode, program
director for the Y-teen girls, as
sisting. STAVTOV Mr. and Mrs. Jee
Hendricks, route 1, Stayton, are
announcing the approaching 'mar
riage of their daughter, Edna, to
George Butler of Sublimity, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Butler,
Portland. The ceremony is plan
ned for October 14 at 9 o'clock
at the Immaculate Conception
church. The bride-elect Is a clerk
in the local postoffice and her
fiance operates a farm at Sub
limity. :
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Experienced seanslrcss or alleralion wom
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Bernardiy, Tailor-Furrier
Room 200, Ural National Bank Building
Seen and
By Jerynae English
, NEW ADDRESSES ... It is
hard to keep up with one's friends
these days with so many moving
and changing address , . Some
leaving apartments for houses and
others moving into " the country
and still others leaving town .
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Riches and
family . moved - Thursday to 385
North Summer street, the old John
McNary home, formerly occupied
by the L. C. McLeods ". . ". Mrs.
McLeod and her daughter, Irene,
moved earlier tn the week to their
newly purchased home , at 365
North 13th street, formejriy owned
by O. H. Lipps . . .
Mr. and ' Mrs. Henry Hanzen
will soon be moving into "the
city to thetr home on South High
street formerly occupied by the
Lloyd Riches' family . . : . The
Hanzens have sold their eountry
place on the South River Road to
the junior Herbert Stiffs . ; .
Mr, and Mrs. Dale Shepherd
and children, Jeffrey and Nancy
Dale, will be moving this week to
their new home on Marion street,
where Mrs. Chester A. Downs and
her daughters have been living.
New abode for Mr. and Mrs.
George Alan Arbuckle . . . they
recently moved their belongings
from their small apartment to an
attractive five room cottage on D
street. ' ,,r i
1 Temporary, headquarters for the
Roger Ky P u t n a m s and son.
Rocky, will be the homer of her
fiarents, the Rev.1 and Mrs. George
L Swift . ,r . Roger leaves this
week for, Portland, to enter the
University of Oregon Medical
school and Eleanor and Rocky will
be at the Swifts until later in the
winter when they find, living ac
commodations "up north" ...
From the east coast comes word
from Dr. Waldo O. Mills, Jr. of
how he his been "frantically
house hunting" in Boston . . . .
After several months of hunting
and sUll no living quarters he
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benight a home in a Boston suburb,;
Dedham ... Waldo has a two
year fellowship in chest surgery
at Overholt clinic, located In
Brookline . ,; , Mrs. Mills and
their little boy, John Mark, left
Seattle by plane Wednesday night
for Boston. - ;
I IN THE WILDS ". . . Enjoying
the opening of hunting season this
weekend are Mr. and Mrs.' Glenn
Stevens and son, Robert, who are
at; their place at Black Rock . . .
Their weekend guests include Ri
chard, and Marjorie Coolcy . .
Abe,Uglow, who has come out
from Florida for the hunting sea
son . .. . Lee Russell and Rus
sell Woodward . . .
Judge and Mrs. Harry Belt have
Joined Judge and Mrs. Charles 11.
Combs of Lakeview for a ten-day
hunting trip.
HOME AGAIN ... Dean and
Mrs. Melvin Geist, who have been
in! New York during the summer
months, have returned and ; once
again are settled in their West
Leffelle street home, having rent
ed it during the summer . . .
The Geists spent several Sundays
with the Clifford Hutchins, who
will be remembered by many Sa
lem people as a member of Wil
lamette university faculty . . ; .
'The Hutchins live in a lovely sub
urban home in Bronxville . . .
he; is now with the National Rec
f Ration association in New York
City . . Thef Hutchins have
two boys, the youngest ten months
old . . . ; Mrs. Geist enjoyed the
gorgeous store windows and had
time for lots of antique shopping
. U . Enroute home they stopped
in Kansas and visited Lewis Pan
kaskie, former Willamette music
school faculty member, who re
cently was released from the Red
Cross.
SOON TO BUILD . . . Ralph
and Jean Smither, who were mar
ried in early June, are busy draw
ing their house plans for their
neyv home which they hope to
start sometime in October on their,
newly purchased lot at Norway
and 13th streets . . . The plans
Include six rooms-all on one floor
and no basement.
CHIC FALL COSTUMES . .! .
Mrs. Bruce . WJlliams in a hand
some chrome grey costume suit,
the e ton Jacket embellished with
beaver lapels and collar . . . and
her small off the face hat of grey
if . Mrs. Charles Wood in a
mot becoming brown faille "en
semble and her open crown brown
ieit hat enhanced with burgundy,
rose and green flowers at one
ide . . .
'Seen lunching . . . Mrs. Harry
Il.lWeinstein in a smart platinum
grey suit, the sleeves made with
French cuffs and, her smoke white
felt hat with sweeping ostrich
plume of the same shade down
one side . . . Two good-looking
wool frocks . . . Mrs. Carl Col
lins in a honeys beige with gold
studded belt arid Mrs. Charles
Pomeroy in grey with silver trfm
. , . and Mrs. Harold Busit-k in
a black and white check suit
black long sleeved blouse jand hat
Hunts Hunting Calf
Copped front Corral
FILVERTON, Sept. 27 Some
one else will eat the veal steak
which Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hunt
had planned for themselves for
the winter unless the law catches
up with the veal. x
ii The Hunts bought a calf at the
Carver & Graham beef cattle sale
Tuesday. When they returned to
the ranch Thursday afternoons to
take the animal to their home it
had been removed from the cor
ral. Bill Graham, one of the part
ners, said the calf must have been
taken at night as the1 best one
had not been selected. The tag'
had been removed, however, and:
left near the corral.
The Beauty Bar
21 First National Bank BIdg. !
Formerly Beauty Hacienda
Under the New Management of.
Nan Williams and
Zana Hales , .
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If you ran fee a fla on the top of the church steeple, you should be ahle?to see an elephan
uhen he h walking pat you. UKHNARDTY, TAILOR-FORRIER, maintains tlie largest stock of
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Tailoring and fur work from a patch to a new garment.
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Mr. and" Mrs. Harold
jrjoop, II, (Geneva ( Jordan)
' married on September -15
at the First Christian church V
In Silverton. Their parents t
(, are Mr. " and Mrs. John ; W. ; t
,' Mardah'and Mr. arid Mrs.
V Harold' i Roop. They will '
X- llve'lru CorvaHis while he "
is attending" Oregon"' State
- college. (McEwan).
BfjWDEN PLEADS INNOCENT
POUTLAND, Sept. 27 -fT) -Charged
with first degree mur
der after his wife was killed in a
basement explosion, James W.
Jowden, 47, pleaded Innocent to
day before Presiding Judge Frank
J. Lonergan. The date for his No- J ported In progress tc?sy at
vember trial' will be set later.
FIGHTING NEAR KALGAN
PEIPING, Sept. 27' -(TP)- A
fierce battle between communist
and government troops was re-
Hawailai, with the fate f rr-m-inuni&t-held
Kalgan probatly de
pending on the outcome.
The whooping crane is the larg
est of North American birds.
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