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In a Christmas setting at the
First . Congregational church this'
afternoon Miss Meta Wooldridge,
daughter ; of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wooldridge, will exchange mar
riage vows with Stanford Prather,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E- S. Prather
-of :Turner.-At 4 o'clock the - Rev,
Seth. Huntington will perform the
double ring ceremony before the
altar, which" will be banked with
white chrysanthemums1' and car
nations and, tall white tapers in
single holders. The pewa will be
- marked with cedar tied with white
' ribbon and the aisle will be lighted
with tapers in wrought" iron can
dleabras decorated with holly.
The Misses Gloria and Barbara
Mcglintock, wearing white mar
quisette tiered skirted frocks with
ribbon bows in their hair, will
light the taper! before the bridal
party enters. Reid Shelton will be
the soloist and Jean Hobson Rich
the organist. ! ,1
' , The petite, brunette bride will
Cent. From' 1 p.m.
Now! In Answer to Tour
Many BcqoMtsl
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VERONICA LAKE
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Steve Bredle - Amdrey Laa
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be , gives in - marriage by her
father. Her bridal gown Is ot
white faille taffeta fashioned with
heirloom lace insertion at the low
neckline and on the long sleeves.
The skirts which is- enhanced with
panels of the lace, ends in a full
train. From starched lace cap
will, cascade her fingertip length
tulle veiL She will carry a. Rain
bow Bible marked with white
baby orchids.
The feminine members of the
bridal party will wear identical
sea green moire taffeta frocks de
signed with ballerina skirts, low
necklines and long sleeves. They
will wear matching ribbon bows
in their hair. Miss Margaret
Prather, the groom's sister, will be
the honor maid and will carry
a bouquet of white chrysanthe
mums with a yellow center and
the bridesmaids. Miss Gloria
Myers and Miss Inie Lou Wilheladf
of Portland, will carry yellow
chrysanthemum bouquets, June
Laue in a yellow moire taffeta
floor length frock will be the ring
bearer.
BeeepUea Te Fellow
Roger Wagner will serve as
best man for the groom and show
ing the guet to their seats will be
William Petti t. Herbert Booth of
Turner, Alfred Laue, Jr, and Gor
don Kunke of Turner.
For her daughter's nuptials Mrs.
Wooldridge .will wear a steel blue
afternoon gown with silver bead
trim with a touch of fuchsia and a
corsage of red roses. Mrs. Prath
ers gown will be of black with
draped skirt, winter white acces
sories and she will have a gardenia
corsage. ,-
The couple will greet their
guests at a reception in the fire
place room. Mrs. Byron B. Herrick
will cut the cake and Mrs. Robert
M. Gatke will preside at the cof
fee urn. Assisting will be Mrs.
Alfred Laue - and Mrs. Everett
Wilcox. Miss Madeleine Keene
wiU pass the guest book and
sermg will be the Misses Joan
Randall, Miriam Shellenberger,
Dolores Clement and Mrs. Clinton
Kilgore.
When the bride and . groom
leave en their wedding trip- to
Los Angeles the bride will wear
a forest green suit with swing
jacket, green alligator purse and
shoes and muskrat hat and coat.
Pinned to her suit will be green
orchids. Mr. Prather and his bride
will live in Westwood Village,
Los Angeles, while he it attending
UCLA.
Quesseths Together
Gathering at the George Ques
seth home on North Cottage street
to celebrate Christmas were Mr.
and Mrs. Olaf O. Quesseth of
1
Cont. from 1 P. M.
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Gene Antry
"SPKINO TIME Tjf
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Cartoea - News
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New Year's -
Open House
Slated '
A number of Salem people will
motor to Portland on New Year's
Day to- attend the open house for
which Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas
E. Rilea, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Harold G Maison, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Ralph P. Cowgill and
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Raymond F.
Olson will be hosts at the Army
Navy club of Portland at the Port
land Air base between 3 and 7
o'clock.
The four high ranking officers
of the state military staff and
their wives are renewing the old
custom of being at home on New
Year's. This will be the first open
house since before the war. Over
a thousand invitations have been
sent to army and navy personel
throughout the state, city ana
county officials, legislators and
friends. 1 7
Presiding at cdfee urns and
punch bowls during the afternoon
will be Mesdames; George A.
White, G. Robert Dodson, f John
Hamilton, Noble T. Haakinson,
Robert L. Delashaw, Portland;
Harold Taylor, McMinnville; Ar
thur Fertig, Warrenton; Donald
MacArthur, Eugene R. McClung,
Ernest C E. Austin. Portland;
Lee L. Alfred, Portland; Garlyn
Munkres. Forest Grove; and Ar
min Berger. Salem.
Assisting in the dining room will
be Mesdames T. W. Armstrong
and Albert Dutton of Oswego;
Alexander W. Cleary of Lake
Grove, A. D. Merrill of Milwau
kee. William Beveridge,- Donald E.
Drake, William Ashworth, Edwin
Snow. Kent Moody. C W. weatn
erly. Charles W. Hash, Frances
Mason, John J. Elliott, William
F. Toomey. Lloyd Legg. Arthur C
Anderson, Walter L. Nutting, Wil
liam H. Hammond, Joe Price,
Parson Anderson. George N,
Daughtrey, Carl V. Shoemaker and
Miss Betty-Coe Rilea, all of Port
land. , "' ' ;
Mesdames William H. Adams,
Robert C Brady, Jr, Donald F,
Blake. George Emigh, Leon Nel
son, Chester Fritz and Miss Janet
Rilea aU of Salem; Mrs. George
Boyd of Forest Grove, Mrs. Wayne
Ham of McMinnville and Mrs,
Charles Thomas, Dallas.
Cahrarr. Canada. Mr. and Mrs
J. Wi Yeasley and Jackie of
SeatUeT Mr. and Mrs. CecU Ques
seth and the hosts. . Olaf Ques
seth. brother of George Quesseth,
is' visiting in Salem with his wife
while touring the northwest. Mrs.
Yeasley Is the former Iola Ques
seth. Her, husband attends Uni
versity of Washington.
Plan New te
Attend Oar Gala
New Year's Eva
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Dancing Noisemakers Souvenirs
2 - Floor Shows - 2
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4 - Great Acts - 4
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Nov? York Stock Quotations
NEW YORK, Dec
Al Chem St Dye
American Can .
Am Power St Ut 8V
Am Tel & Tel 150
Anaconda . 34 -
Atchison . 84 Vi
Bendix Avia 29 H
Beth Steel .1031,
Boeing- Air 22
Calif Pack ..
27-fl')-Toda7'i
Gen Foods
Oen Motors
Goodyear Tire .
Gt North pfd .
Int Harvest
Int Paper pfd .
J Manville
Kennecott .
Long Bell A
Mont Ward
Nash Kelvin -
Nat Dairy
N Y Central
North Am Co .
Northern Pac .
Pac Am Fish
Pac Gas Elec .
Canadian Pac
Case J I 46
Chrysler 62
Cpmwlth Sou 2Vi
Cons Edison 21tt
Cons Vultee . 12
Crown Zel 33
Curtis Wr . 4
PT & T
Douglas Air 48
Dupont de Ne188
Pan American ,
Penney J C
Radio- Corp
Gen Electric 34'
Portland Produce
BAvrr a vn rw 9T AP Tint, i
ar warn, uniw r - -
terfat Untativ (subject to Immediate '
enanfe, premium quauiy numnum 01
J to 1 per cent acidity, delivered in
. M.IIU . . ..... wwH.t
second quaUty, S4-S7c; valley route and
country points, s cents tew tnan uni.
SO-93C.
Butter Wholesale, f ob. bulk cubes:
grade AA. S3 core, S7c ItW A. St acore,
7c: B, 90 score. Sic; C. SS score, 78c.
Cneeie aeuing price to roruana
wholesalers: Orefon sincles, 44tt'S3c;
Oregon. S-lb loaf. 4',i-56c.
Egga Te wholesalers: A frade. larje.
65',,-Wtc: medium. C SlVc; A grade.
smau. i',ic; s araae, mis. m?s-v,i
dor.
rent receipts, SI-Wc; buyers pay S-3'i
ers on dressed basis), grade A toms,
a sT a a mm ts.
40-tic; graa a young nens, a-c id.
Dressed tunteys tio reiauer: a
CYade young bene, S0-ze lb; torn. 4S
90e lb
Uvt chlekens Psyln price to pro
ducers: No. 1 broflers under
SSc: fryers. IV4 toTX lbs. 30-Hc lb; i
Mc; fowl. Leghorn, under 4 lbs. 2S-31c:
4 lbs and over, zae 10; coiorea towi.
an weignts, ao-nc w. sugs, w weisuw,
U-14e lb. A M m ,
esllr dressed nlmals. se-S4c: few high-
1 al A mtMm IWa iaial
er; nren. iirm, wmw. . ,
higher; colored, 2-S3c; eld or heavy,
14-lSc. : . .
-rresh dressed meats ine zouowuis
fresh drewd . meat prices quoted
wholesalers to retaUers lot fresh meats
are in dollars a hundred pounds as re-
mmtmmt Mm IIRttA market news
service at North Portland: -
Beef teers 0000, sa-ne m.mr, turn
mereUl. 42M4M; Utility. 3SJ0-40AJ
. m mis nn- utUHv.
KM-MW, cutter, eanner, ZS SO-JO OO.
Beet cuts iuooa sreer, ncueri
Hind quarters, 49M-32JW; rounds. 4740
4S 00; full loins trimmed. 7S.90-T1.00;
mmmmtm W fMl 111 SA MUSM f htlf k.
440-43 00; ribs, M -00-4340; forequar-
Veal and calf Choice. 400-43.00;
mrnA - At MJlik enmmcnUL 2S JK-
4Mi UtUlty. 3SJS-S4.00. ' -
Lamo ana mution -utmoa www
and good, 42.50-43 0; commercial, att
weights. 3SJO-30JW; muttongood, IS
lbs down. ITJW-UjM.
Perk cuts Loins, No. 1. S to U tba,
Sl.00-M.oe; ahoulders. 4140-4340; spare
ribs. S lbs down, -4S40-SJ 00. .
Cascsra bark Dry, X3c lb.
Wool Valley, coarse and medium
grades, 43c lb. . '
Mohair 43c lb on lS-month growth.
Onions 40-Ib sacks, B0"
yenow, ssea no i. mm-.,
sack No. ts. L7S-140; boilers No. Is.
10-lbs, so-uc; no. S mea w-k.
whtto globes.' No. 1. 4"-4; Idaho
yellows, med- to Ige, S.7S-3J9; Wash,
yellow. 3 .23-3-30. -Pototoee
Ore, Deschutes and Klam
ath, russets. No. 1, 43-4 JO cwt: 23
1b sack. 1.19-2.20; 15-lb sack. 70-73c:
baker. 440-4 JO; No. X. 3.73-440; local
wnue Hose, im4.ii.
Hay UJ8. No. J, green altslfa or
w xrlnui lata. Yjt.b Portland.
14.5O-M.00 ton: U.8. No.- 1 timothy.
eastera Oregon or Wash inn ton, cariots,
f.o.b. Portland. 3540-MJO; oats and
vetch, mixed hay. uncertified clover
t... AiL.na Valxl mt Willamette
valley farms, depending upon quality
ana location.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 27 (AP)-
rn e. n A t Cattle: For five days, sal
able 1414. total 3.138. Calves 301 and
31. Compared-week ao market un
evenly steady-to SO lower, mostly scat
tered sales at decline with most pres
sure on steers. Bulk good steers 38.00
SO. few loads high good kinds 28 85
29.23. Common and medium 1S40-2S.00.
Good light seeders 3340. Medium and
rood heifers 3240-3840: common down
to 1740, cutters down to 1440. Canner
and cutter cows U4-i4o: sneus oown
to 1040. Medium and god beef cows
1740-3140. Good beef bulls 1S40.2940.
Common good sausage bulls 13 40-IS 40.
Celebrate
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Garnival
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closing quotations:
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34
Rayonier
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44
39V4
874
84
40 ,
Rayonier pfd
Reynolds Met
Richfield :
Safeway
Sears Roeb
Sinclair Oil
So Pacific
Stan Brands -Stan
Oil Cal
Studebaker
Sue Mining
Union Oil
Un Pacific
Un Airlines .
Un Aircraft -
U S Steel
Warner Bros
West Elec
Wool worth .
32
23
18y
I 37
. 17
. 48
. 25
. 62
. 21
. 11
. 26
ASt
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.23
. 78
. 12
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53
17
27
14
16
21
14
34
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42
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Good and choice vealers 27.00-20.00; odd
head to 30 JO; good heavy calves 23.00-
23.00; cuU vealers largely 840-1440.
Ross: For five days salable S33. total
5.398. Compared week ago market SO
higher but late undertone very strong.
Good and choice 1S3-233 lb. barSbwi
and gilts 23.00; possibly quoUble high
er late. Heavier and lighter weignts
quotable around 3.00 under top price.
Good sows 25.00-50. Lightweights to
26.00: good and "choice feeder pigs
2840-3740. Good stags 17.00-50. Heavies
down to 13 00.
Sheep: For five day salable 369.
total 2.1 S3. Compared week earlier mar
ket steady, good and choice Jambs
2140-32.00; medium and good 20.00
2140. Common very slow on slaughter
account but medium and good feeders
active at 174O-1S.00. Good slaughter
ewes 1J0; common down to 940.
Stocks) and Bonds
Compned by the Aditeo' Pret
Dect 17
BOND AVERAGES
30 19 19 89
Indus Ralls DtiL Stocks
Saturday S74 804 88 J 804
Previous dar 87.8 1004 804 884
Week ago 88 4 100 3 884 88.7
Month ago - , 88 8 100.9 100.0 87.7
year ago , , , s ios4 im. 744
1847 high 97.1 1044 109.7 784
1947 low . 87 J 99 J 99 J 994
New 1947 lows.
STOCK ArCBAOKS
20 19 19 19
" ' KaiU ladusl UtlL Fern
Saturday 804 - 34 8 38.7 844
Previous day 804 384 38 7 844
Week ago 814 384 .38.9 88.4
Month ago 814 334 3S 4 S34
Year ago 884 374 484 884
Solom Market
Quotations
BtTTTOPAT
Premium
NO. 1 .
No. S
PKDfTS
44
43
Wboleselo
Retail
44
41
44
41
4f
48
48
.71
44
EGGS BUTtNO
Extra large .
Medium
Standards
Pullets ,
Cracks - ... , .
EGGS SeOtas Pnc
Wholesale, large
Retail, large , , , .-
Retail, medium
POULTEI
Colored bens No. 1
No. S
Fryers
LIVESTOCK (By Valley Pack)
Woo led lambs, choice ,
Yearling up to
Sheared lambs up to
2040
1240
1840
7.00
1340
1140
1440
3140
1740
Ewes . X40 to
Fat dairy cows
Cutter cows .
840 to
... 848 to
Dairy heifers
Calves (300 to 430 lbs.) up to
Bulls
1040 to
Veal (130 to 300 lbs. . choice
2348
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. aad Andy Kaasell. la "Cepaca
bana", now at the Grand.
Snow Plagues
Stock Market
NEW YORK. Dec 27-VInad.
dition to tax selling and other
troubles, the stock market during
the past week had to contend with
the heaviest snowstorm in New
York's history.
The final short session of the
year was handicapped by staff
shortages on the exchange and the
desertion of. boardrooms by most
customers due to transportation
breakdowns. The board of gov
ernors decided hist before 10
am. to continue business as usual
mainly because it was the last day
in which tax sales could be made
in the regular way. Beginning
Monday such transactions must be
for cash.
Prices were fractionally mixed
and the ticker tape frequently idle
in tha day's operations. Trans
fers of 410,000 shares compared
with 800,000 last Saturday; For
the 5-day week the aggregate was
5,333,820 shares against 6,941,581
in the previous 6-day stretch.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite on tha day was un
changed at 64 J, although, of 754
issues registering, 37& fell and 174
rose. The index for tha week was
off 4 of a point, first dip since
the week of December 6.
Cereals Close
Firm in Market
CHICAGO, Dee. 27-tfVA late
rally produced a firm close in all
cereals on the board of trade to
day. Tha rally started in new
crop wheat contracts and spread
to other pits. Trading continued
light and tha upturn .mainly re
fleeted a drying up of selling.
Only news to influence grains
was the purchase overnight of 22,
000 sacks of flour by Belgium.
That caused a little commercial
demand in wheat, but it was not
Portland Grain
PORTLAND, Dec. 27 (AP) Wheat:
Futures not quoted.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 2.7S:
soft white (excluding Rex) 2.78; white
club 3.78: western red 3.78.
Hard red winter: Ordinary J.TSr 18
per cent 341; 11 per cent 348; 13 per
cent 3.91.
sHard white Baart: Ordinary 248: 18
'per cent 249; 11 per cent 242; 12 per
cent Z4.
Today's ear reeeiota? Wheat SS: bar
ley 5; flour 3; corn 3; oats 3; mill-
zeed 10.
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aWthrWwJSj1 asjf flu)
yes seed for every me, M
in
SI II
tee T ti -ill 1
LJ
Tho Stalasancai, Solom, Ore.
important Iri tha ptiea advance. It
was nunoreo, out not ronnrmed,
that Holland and Belgium . also
bought flour.'
Wheat closed IV--44. higher.
Mar $2J3Vs-. corn was 14-34
hiiher. May S2.31, oats were
to 1 cent higher. May Sl.lBto, and
March soybeans were cent low
er at 13.94,.
Tn 1885 and for a few veers
thereafter,, boatloads ot Egyptian
mummies were imported Into
England and their Linen wrap
pings were converted into paper;
Have You
Been
Negligent?
Before your child returns to school
after the holiday vacation make
sure that he or she has an eye test
and glasses, if needed. Faulty
vision shows itself in poor grades.
iionnis
Optical Co.
444 Slate Street
PHONE 552S
Lid
Dr. Bsstry K. Morris
FinuiEns eisomi:cs gboup;
Aula - Trcclr - Fire .
TBUCT OWNERS NOTICE
Dm with thm Public UtOinaa Commls
sioh and lsana ?.VJC Binders in our
oOcm at 488 Court SU Salam. Orst.
45S Comi SL
SaJetn, Oregon
Ptsael 55S1
y wit udiM nw
DR. PAINLESS PARKER SAYS:
"You can begin your dental
work immediately, today;
nnd pay to suit your cxnven-
fence weekly or monthly
budget terms."
v Come into our office today tot a com
plete examination of your teeth. If this
examination indicates a need for dental
work, it can be started at once, without
delay. And with, accepted credit, you
can pay on a weekly or monthly basis.
Yon can get all of your dental work
-done on credit payments; Dental Plates,
Bridgework, Fillings, Crowns, Inlays
and libctractians. After extractions, visit
our office early in the morning to have
impressions taken if you want plates
on the same day.
Now you can have plates that closely
resemble your own teeth, made with
refined materials recommended by all
' dentists for faithful reproduction.' Mod"
era plates are lighter, more lifelike,
with unfading color. Dentures will not
shrink or warp.
Anil urnmm mmm
125 Liborty Stroct, cor. Stato
Tolophonot SAIom 0025
Sunday. Docomber 28. 1947 11
mummy' paper was of fine quality
and much in demand.
galeae's Faseeas
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Feed aaWI Dtswers ,
rrepared by Oar ic
Chinese Chefs
Orders te Take Osit
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