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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1946)
I I ! 1 r - ... . v , ! '- r : v r'i : ' ' , .-IVY -Ir a. 4 . I.'.rf Finest V. Peterson, grand .warder of the grand thai 'r cl Off ten. D:Jr ft Eastern Star, will be honored; ct a r r n T'i-diy ni jrd whtn Chad wick chapter, ol wr. h fh is a i:iii.rT. entertains at the Masonic temple. (Jr r vl d; ). W Oft E L O CazoD fire GUle Column Aptro iinalely 3oO Camp Knr Girli and their guatdiari stamp ed en eioi..es with Chi itma seals Thursday at the ihmbr of com -twnr f r the Mai ton county pub lic e!fie ("fnmnuMi rt of thrir arinuat ri wmk pi - br 13 at 1 13 Mr Murco Rn.j(i.ala. r 1 i t WtlUmrttr nn lntity rlfitit (1 pal (ntritt will trtl nth Ulu Hint trader for (rr weckljr training cum r. Mi fiiiigaldtf rm htl miufi eei triirr In (hildim's dramalira. All ihhi an, Camp Ftie Ciuatdians arid Inlrrmted friend are riviteit Ut attend thla meeting in the club r rr of Uim l"ut I'renbyterian fourth. VN edi.eday. f) ti.trr I the rrg Vilar guari.an'f training Hir u ) ir.t.lim wJI l e nrxiiK'trd tv Mm C;etge W tUgntall at 0 13 In the ) .i t l"i rth lei tan ituirili At II a m the (iiirfi ilimi ax I -ei:ti rrnuli mteliiig ill t inn hy Mr V. C. Hell. Mr. 1. V Mrgu-er. Mn J t Vni t in. Mn A W. 7rt. Mr Jan-t-er Huilcn .imI M. L le Shep rerd Mill gie a irsumf nf the g iMid.an artd Mine Hud tradrif. tia rm.g (ititrte they ttrnlrl at ('mp Sealth nr.r Seattle ltt I Unllirl t umi (hunt air to hi llkg i k iur.t hr. The Mpp - (lo - I.utky lllue Hii1 met (Hti.r S for the ft t t time tn fall, -with Mn Jjrr Huttori at the Jimiii Ie Mrlhi- d.t ih.unh S ajaru gn up m t VMth thrir rrw g.ijnt.jri. Mn llovkuid llon-h-n. ttt. 2 at the CaK.iry HMptit tuirih Jri i Kerne a e4r trti j-i rni i,t . Claudia tri , ui r I riirf ,t ; Sidney Klomer. Ket're t..r. J.wii Nral. tiruurri; Patsy Si ntrr, rite and Mrtura Itone- teeie e i Kr.n t - b t - ai m. Ml f 1) Huiin nut Sith the Tami Chre'tTti Hi gtoiip Itttohrr 1. k.1i.ko.t4 group met vt ilh the, i g.-nt.-n. Mm. F. C. Bell, at the home of Mm A. W. Zysrt. fff..er elected were Nadiue M.Mi'Urd, ptri1ent; Jrannie Nnr rt. r e ne president: Mary Ann Wall. eietar. Ila Jo Campbell. trrurrr; Heeily Heil. . rihe and Hetty I.0.1 Smith, wng leader. ( Cottage Hlue Hint group r ' ith tinr tirw leader. Mm llaid H,iiii.dr. iMi,Ur N ('! Smith t.jrrir.t pre,ideiit; Cllen- Reception to Fete Grand Officer, Chad w k chapter. Order of tih Eintern Star wfll honor Mn. Kr nt W. I'eterMin. (rand warder f the Grand chapter of Oregon at a reception Tuesday In the Ma otiic temple at 8:00 p. m. Mm. F. K. Bergnvan. worthy mat ton and Earl Wiper, wot thy patron, will be in charge. Many grand of flier are expected to at tend and all member of the F.tern Star are Invited. Fait nut Iron and patrons and nffkera of the chapter are to a it in the reception of gueats. Mr. I.loyil Heinholdt. Mr. Clar ence Weber and Mn. W. II. Dam ery will hie charge of the decor ation in the chapter room. Mr. Karl Wiper, chapter hoat e, will head the greeting com mittee, iated by Mr. Milton Meyer. Mr. David Wrighi. Mi Leila Johnnon, M. C. Fetteyi and AI Gragg Head Directorate The committee In charge of .the fifthMloor will be Mr. Carl C. Anthony, Mr. J. E. VanWyngar len, Mr. Glenn Paxon, Mrs. II. H. HobiiiMii. Mr. Paul Griebenow, Mr. J. D. Berwick, Mr. Carrie D. Fih, Mrs. Percy Cooper, Mr. J. Edgar Reay. Mrs. Jason Frii- zell, Mem Pearce and Jason Friz rell. Mrs. Albeit Cohen and Mrs. By ron Derrick will pour. Mr. and Mm Harold Philiippe will be In i haige of eating the guest. Uh ets will le Mr. FreI B. Keeler Mv.lnted by Mrs. Maud Space, Mrs. . Mem Pearce, Mrs. Al Gragg, Mrs. J. Ed Savage and Gordon Bar ker. j Mr. C L. Blodgett.wlll have charge of. the girt table and will b? aviMed by Miss Wilene Wiper and Mia Ignore Phillipe. Her- jman Johnston and Mrs. Frank I Minto will have charge of the rrg- istration. j Munhal numbers will be fur nihed ly Lyman McDonald ac- c-ompanied by Mrs. McDonald and Mr. I)jt id Cameron accompanied . by Mr. Iirry Flagg. Members erf -the Central WCTTT. meeting at the .Youth Center Tues day at 2 o'clock will hear reports on county convention and plans for tne tate. la MiCnmifk, vice preident, Hetly BiiniiMde, secretary; Caro lyn MadMii. w nl and Reba Dav enpoi t. tie.miirrr. i" Holly" I h Says: ( .,v H 9 K'S .,( i b A V;:vW- It W $ ft J- J r H fl C. t M ft a. a II mn t Cook JVOW but . . . Was a day when you could borrow a handkerchief now and then and build up a pretty good colloction or your self. These days the Only ones anyone will let loee of Is those nobody wants to keep. The pther day someone; had the nerve to lef)d me one that had laundry marks all over the middle of It. ' : M 9 d e r n conrenience . . . Now that they "have a fpocial parking spot on tho Court street side of the pottolfice block, so on can slop right there and malt a lotier, why don't they have It fixed so an aim cornes out, rolls down the car window, takes the letter out of one's hand, malls It and clpsH the window again? 1 Our sentiments tocr . . . Horn a well known woman's feature writer In lhe east comes this: ."Qh Joy I Oh happy rclea3l Look what tie OPA announces as - exempt from price controls: angelica -root; apricot kernels; Bercy sauce (Imported); Carobean honey bread or Algarroba (Imported); case hardening bone (imported and domestic); evaporated goat milk; octopus, dried, can ned '(imported and domestic); steamed bone meql; twist tobacco for chewing; and canned vine leaves (Imported and domestic). At last ' we can sit down to a satisfynlg snack of canned octopus, Bercy sauce and apricot kernels with a nice little chaw of twist ' to bacco to fininh tilings off. And all this with out price control!" 'Anyway kids . . . We've found some thing good about Salem's street lights. The city s a grand jta!ce to see the stars, there's simply no Interference . . . Window the othcr day around noon the birds Dear little time tellers . . . Outside my were cutting up a rogular racket, then all of a sudden silence for a low seconds -- and I knew it must be 20 minutes of, or 20 minute after. ... Maxine Buren Pianist to Play Oct 25 ' First real musical . treat o'f the year will be the concert of Rudolf Firkusny icelebrated Czech pianist at the Salem high school auditor ium before an audience made up of Comrgtmity Concert association member. The program is sctfor rrlday, October 25. Reviewers of concerts by Flik usny stress his brilliance, sincer ity and Interpretive talent They agree- that he is one of the fore most artists of the day. Though less known in this part of the country than others, the Czechoilovaklan artist is familiar to audiences of the south, east lnd midwest, having appeared in ; 43 concerts lh a United States tout in 1943-44. lie has appeared in Can ada and In 1944 was booked for 35 concerts in Cuba, South America and Mexico. Last spring the planlat return ed to hi native country to appear at the Prague Music festival. For the first jtime in seven years he visited wth his mother and with his brother who is head of the mu sic department of the Czech min istry of education. Firkusriy's program include the piano works of his compatriot Smetna, Dvorak, Janacek and Martinu, many of them the leaker known compositions. Included U- CLUB CALENDAR SUNDAY 1 BI'W rrekldent'a break fant. Nulil- gren'. S a.m. MUNUAV U of O mother, buninet meeting I p.m. at YWCA. ' a Salem Junior Woman' club meeting. I p.m., clubhouse, board meeting, 7;30 p.m. Marlon auxiliary Ml, VTW, meet at Vrw hall. S p.m. Chapter HQ. PEO With Mr. Robert Caton. BIS N. 14th "st... 7 :4S c m. Camma Phi Beta alumnae with Mra. Trank II. Spear. r.. I3U Chemeketa. :M dinner. Chapter AB. PCO with Ml r.ll.u rinher, 1033 North 20th it , 1:43 p.m. Delta Ciaintna mother inert at chap ter houe, 1 p.m. TUESDAY Salem central WCTU. at Youth Cen ter, S p.m. Etekta Woman' club wlh Mr. J. R Pemberton, 1433 South Commercial t , I -3H p.m. WEDNESDAY Wtmlnter guild. First Pretbyter ian church, 1 p in. no-hot luncheon. Nebraska auxiliary, no-host lunch eon with Mr. ('. Ray Oborn. Take four Corner bu at Bush' bank to ',4 mile beyond corner. Royal Neighbor meeting, TW hall. p m. THURSDAY RPW public affair banquet, Mlimr Room, Marlon hotel, 30 p.m. Willamette university Women' Tar ulty club, Univeralty Houne, 2.30 p.m. DAV and auxHIary, no-hoit dinner and social night, Salem Woman' club house. JO pin. FRIDAY Past Matron club, OES. dmner meet ing, Qoldrn Pheasant, S:39 pit. ually on hi programs are the works of Beethoven, pvoiak and Chopin. AAUW Tea Meeting The Salem branch, American Association of University Women will hold a tea meeting on Satur day., October 18 at 1:30 o'clock in the Carrier room of the First Me thodist church. Mrs. Floyd L. Ut ter will preside. The guest speaker will be Mm. Claire Argo, executive secretary of the Oregon Prison association, who has hoen for topic, "Oregon Face Oiir Underprivileged' Mr. Frederick Klau I hospitality chairman for the afternoon. Homecoming to Be November 6 Mr, fleorge 'Speed, chairman for the annual Hoyal Neighbor' homecoming meeting November 6, ha named the following commit tee chairmen: dining room, Mr. A. J. Elliott; kitchen, Mrs. Klla Vove; program and music, Mrs. Floyd IJewley; decorations, Mr. W. G. Walker; gift, Mrs. Arthur Fiala; reception. Mrs. F. C. Pratt; publicity, Mr. John Sohtt. At the last meeting the invita tion of Lebanon to attend their homecoming meeting, October 14 was accepted and about 25 Salem member will attend. " Jackson Jewelers r-9 22S No, Uborry Opposite Paramount Market iiSWMI v i I . 1 N . wear a. ATI'S a 0 tvsqther i -- km the daintiness girdle' $050 Diana uses lustrous rayon satin and satin lastex to make these two of our most popular girdles. Both havo that wonderful up-and-down s-t-r-e-t-c-h In back, so whtn you stoop or. sit if s never necessary to hitch your girdle down (unlovely gesturel) every time you stand up. And the panty girdle has Diana's famous detachable crotch which can bo whisked out and luxed. after every wearing a oy to fastidiously dainty women. (Extra crotches, 59c Miller's YWCA Board And Staff Plan Tea Directors and staff of the Salem Young Women's Chmtian Associa tion will be hostesses Tuesday Af ternoon and evening in compli ment to volunteer worker, mem bers and their friends. Mrs. A. A. SchiHtnm. member of the Ixwird and rhairmmi of th YV young adult ifimmittee, i nH'iiitig her home fur the cxiiiMon I'li-senling the viik of the -Miciation tinder the title "Winn iin' Woik I Never Ihme." a panel comprised by Mrs. Sehramm, Mis. H. F. William. Mi ('. W. Puikei. Mrs. Arthur I.inerode mid Mr Ksther I.iU' will apenk' hih-riy at interviil. MY fliu-e Spaiihhn'it wil siliK Pnui itiK in the nflei ikhui s ill he Mrs. Karl Heike and Mrs. Flank SiM-atft. in the evening Mrs. II. (5 Maisou and Mr. Otiy N. Hickok will preside at the tiin. Mrs. Charles McF.lhinny is in c harge of deem iillon Mr Holier! Kitmaurlce is dining rmim 1ms te?i fur the uftei noon, assisted by Mrs. Floyd Mc-Nall. Miss Patricia Carver and Ml. Janice Middle-ton. Dining room hostess for the eve ning hours. Mrs. Hlaine Hrown. will be assisted by Miss Betty Dotson, Miss Marion Bowen and Mis Doris Bartholemy. Mrs. G. A. Reeher is in charge if kitchen arrangement; Mr. Wallace Car Mn heads the committee on re freshment. (Greeting guest at the door from 3 to 4 o'clock will be Mr Helen Coodcnough, from 4 to 5. Mr. Harold A. Roaebraugh; from 1 to 9, Mr. Chin les A. Sprajcue, and from 9 to 10, Miss Helen Yockey. Ml. O. I. Paulson will receive at the pallor entrance. Assisting about the rooms will be Mrs. John Caughell. Mr. F-irl Haih..m. Mr. Koert M. Fischer. Jr., Mrs. v. K. Anderson and Mi. Carl Halvor son. Mr. Andeiaon, assisted by lhe membership committee, ha been in charge of invitation. Through the pre, any woman Inlerested in the woik of the YWCA al bid den to this autumn "at home," Mrs. Anderson decline. - Gamma Phi Beta alumnae will meet at the home of the president, Mrs. Frank H. Spear, sr.. Mon day night for a 6:30 o'clock' din ner. Assisting hostes.se will be Mr. J. Lyman Steed and Mis Margaret Simms. All Cimmi Phi in the city are welcome lo attend. The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Sunday. October 13. 1 9 S 9 High School Dance Slated First associated student IhmIv dame of the year for Salem hiKh school ttudcuts, w-rik be Friday night, October 13 irA the school gymnasium. The dame will I? formal and Van Armitagc and his orchestia will play for djncinc from 9 to 12 o'clock, "Autumn Serenade" Will be -the theme for the dance. Patron a n d pad one.es arc Messrs. and Mesdaines Kdmond Carleton, (lutiiee Flesher. Floyd Senmster. Ilariy It. Johnson. Frank K. Neer. I.lo.vd HcK-kett. (ieorge llnnll, Floyd Siegmund. (V W. Halt hit. J. D Hurrotiith. .1 II. Chastain. S. It. Allison. A. F. Ooffrier. F. I. Ilrovnull. V. Dick ey. Walter K Snyder. H F. P. anski, Paul Hale. A. K. IUiiuImiii. I,. K. Iiwienie. I.. T. Jiihiison. E. McDonald. Mis. Dorothy Middle ton, Mis Mabel P. Hobertion. Miss Irene Hollcnbeck. Mis Carolyn Wrlson ami Mrs. Earl CcM.ley. Tavt Matrons tlab. DI. will hold its monthly dinner mrtrg Friiiay night at the Golden p",ei- I janl at 6:30 d'tlock. IK: .i.t i le Mesdames'ErT-.est W, Ptrr. n. ; I.an. M. Beethler. Harry E,Ci -ifoid, L. A. Pepper, PaulMse Bejrr 'and H. II. Herntk. Thr : Orrgun 1.50 It's Smart It's New It's Made For You! MachiiM Permanent 6 .S3 up We Also IIjvc Mjhuvc-e anl Cold IVrrru..ie.i V.e HILLEO'S "SSgT Rmi 7. Miller Bulletin LlevaUr erlee Cnrt Street Entrance rhne ;3fS HcrofG Gonoatlonal now way f y ; . ; V 1111 1 i I m -TP r . m - i I"'" sf"" - - . i '' j ial sX5t it) : ABSOLUTELY SAFE FOR 1TESUNO OK fLATEO 1 1 VS. u it In 10 second, with no m, so rub bing, no polishing, Dippo anal jour tarnished silver a clean at newt Even tiny crevices, imposibU to reach with hruth or cloth, will b clean as lh well-known whUe. ZtUntive ttttt mgjf If ImJtprnJrml labormlnrUt provt ihmt Dipfn it Bate 04 fhprJutrly kinmJfit ft ft?, e, Dip silver in Dippo 10 sacood. rm im4et cold water. tp. Yes Jrr v.ill bs as clean at the day jou c lu Dippo costs btrte, pr4oet tbn Ida of suvcr Joe i. ' Get Dippo today. Miller's t imi rj. 1 jjy?.!- V"et " ' 1 r ' J PQGG 1 $ouis fat tie asitif THE FAMOUS P5RIS DOG PORTRAITS Fvur appealing pet portraits 70 x 15 for taming - New "Pari"All Elastic Snx-ndcrs and Garter. New "Paris" remaikably fine Leather Kelts in reat nrlertioiC Tlie new Pdiis" Susicnders arc pricei! at . . . $!.S0 Jt $2.50 . All Klaslic tumlruction and "Free Swing" back. f Cciiiifi.itabJe 'Pam, Garters are All Elastic, toor-prked at . .-.Me & $1.00 Fine "Pari-i" leather Belts in snuirt new color and stjlcs Ucvcrly styled for Fall -juiced at... $l.oo & J2.i0 Up Iiat au i I I Miller u Si .1 4 I
