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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1948)
11 The SaUm. Oregon, Sunday. April It. IMI ft Aim1! QuSU of 8t TnwT Episcopal church will be enter tamed Monday afternoon at the North Summer street home of lira, fioyd W. Shepard at 2 o'clock. As sisting hostesses will be Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee, Mrs. Morris K. Cro thers, Mrs. Barry Schenk and Mrs. Charles HeltzeL Come In for an Take a Chance With Your Eyes Don't gamble on your eyesight it' s too precious. Our trained opticians will toll you the truth about your eyes. If you need glasses, they'll ricom mend them if you don't, they'll say so. Eye Examination Today I 3 jSi Dr. Hcarr a.'Morrta " Morris Optical MORRIS Optical Co. 444 State Street Phone 5521 IM it. ia aatfanaoav4i T jar y f ww f f-fi'miiiiili m "eeajMeei Seen and Heard... By IERYME ENGLISH Or. a. A. WoeaUcyj Optometrist at M orris Optical ROME AGAIN ... arc the Walter Zosela, George L. Ar buckles and Lee U. Eyerlys . . . Mr. Ar buckle was a guest of Lee Eyeriy and Walter Zosel this year on the annual ride of the Desert Cavaller os In Arizona, in the mountainous country near Wickenberg . . . . This is a 'group of riders from all over the country with 2S states represented this year ... In or der to become a member, first one must be a guest on the ride and then he is voted on . . . Also a famous movie star is a guest each year and 'this time it was Preston Foster . . . All three couples re turned in time for the annual din ner of the Oregon Mounted Posse on Tuesday night ... the Eyer lys have since returned to their ranch at Wickenburg, where they are building some courts . . . . next year they hope to start con struction on a ranch house, but until then they are comfortable in their deluxe trailer. IN PARIS ... the past six months have been the Arthur Rosebraughs of New York City . . . Arthur, is a former Salem man, is the son of the W. W. Rose braughs and an attorney repre senting firms in Paris . . . Mrs. Rosebraugh, a native of Prance, has been more than enjoying the stay in her home country, which is slowly returning to its pre-war days . . . They have been widely feted and entertained by their Paris friends . . . They will eith er fly or sail for the states the end of April . . . While away they 155 N. Liberty Telephone 3191 MAM Sale Ihvi in Progress! Extra Efficiency! Immk rt Ow for Uaa'anMe .' .". t .V? jBp1BSssslssaW'B IMMEDIATI DEUVEKYI The M-W Standard Electric Range 2S2)95 On Terms: $20 Down, . $13 a Manth AvtMieik Heat Control! 4-st. Deep Well Cooker I T beers fer each burner I Shop 'til jhca p. it FrL IHl3 Check all the extras you get in this new M-W . . . then compare the low Ward price! It'a designed to make cooking easier for you! One-piece porcelain top is easy to clean! Extra large oven and giant burners cook faster and better! Waist-high broiler pan and convenient appliance outlet! See this new range at Wards! BUY THIS RANGE ON WARDS MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN sublet their apartment to Yehudi Menhinn, and his wife . . . Mrs. Rosebrauah writes that Mrs. Men- huin is most charming. TKA TIME ... a week ago when the wives of Klwanis enter tained with a delightful spring tea at the chamber of commerce in honor of the visiting Kiwanis wives, who were here with their husbands for the spring confer ence . . . The receiving line in the foyer . . . Mrs. James T. Brand introducing the guests and wearing a lovely orchid pinned to her black lace gown . . . attrac tive Mrs. P. H. Schnell, the pres ident's wife, in moon blue . . . and Mrs. Harry V. Collins, chair man for the successful affair, quaint in her black skirt with white Gibson Girl blouse and pearl combs in her updo hair style . . . Hithllxht . . . of the afternoon was the style show held in the lar ger room where tea was served . . . an attractive setting and runway for the models . . . Mrs. Albert Gragg, smartly dressed in the ever popular black, did a grand job as commentator . . . The tea table . . . just like a spring garden scene ... a grass green tarlton cloth over white . . . dozens of red camellias in a white miniature wheelbarrow and watering can . . . more camellias interspersed between the candle sticks which held tapers in shades of yellow, green, violet and red . . . even packages of flower seeds to complete the arrangement . . . From out-of-town . . . noted Mrs. Ted Swint of Portland stun ning in a black suit with furs and black hat with a halo crown of roses tucked in maline ... A pert carnation green straw sailor for Mrs. Albert Combs of Milwau kee . . . Mrs. Ben Hazen of Port land in a vermillion red crepe gown . . . Also from Portland Mrs. Harold Jones, wife of the dis trict secretary, who has served for many years . . . she wore a black silk print in shades of iris and yellow . . . and Mrs. Melvin Goode of Albany, busy greeting ner oia :aiem mends, chic in a beige suit and red straw sailor with white trim ... A few of the Salem wives . . . Mrs. Herman Jochimsen in a stunning beige crepe gown made on princess lines with the skirt caught up in front with a large rose . . . Petite Mrs. Carlton Greider in black, the skirt made with a wide flounce and a petticoat showing below . . . and Mrs. A. W. Loucki in a becoming spring print with black taffeta draped at the hipline . . . COSTUMES OF THE WEEK Mrs. Donald A. Young, just home from a stay in Victoria, B. C, smart in a navy blue plaid suit, green and yellow predominating, with pleated skirt, navy blue be ret and purse . . . and what caught our eye were her green leather shoes to which she had added a running stitch of blue yarn around the open toe and camp . . . GREET A NEWCOMER . . on Friday afternoon when Mrs. W. W. Rosebraugh and Mrs. Har old Rosebrugh entertained inform ally at tea for the former's daugh ter, Mrs. W. H. Foster, who has recently moved here from Port land . . . the honor guest wear ing a becoming gray crepe gown and corsage of camellias ... al though she has often visited in Salem this will be her first time back to live since high school days . . . A delightful affair where one chatted over the tea cups . . . . Mrs. Bruce Cooley over from Dal las to assist the hostesses ... Among tke geests . . . Mrs. Hugh Morrow in a black suit with white pin stripe and flower trim med chapeau, who had Just fin ished weaving a table mat before leaving home . . . Mrs. Henry Hanzen smart in a black and white print and pert blacav straw hat . . . Symphonies in black were Mrs. Walter Spaulding and Mrs, Cart Chambers . . . Mrs. Garlen Simpson wearing a becoming black milan straw with wide brim and a cluster of spring flowers atop the crown . . . and Mrs. Al bert Cohen in a smart plaid suit and emerald green off-the-face hat Miss Mabel Cenklln of East. ington Park. I1L, has been visit ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Fusom and daughter in Salem. City Planning Is Discussed A panel discussion of long range planning will be conducted at the Saturday afternoon meeting of the Salem Woman's dub April 24, J. X Franzen win discuss sewage disposal. Rex Kimmel. memorial auditorium and Roy H a r 1 a n d, schools. Board meeting- is at 1 p. m. and the business session at 2 pi m. i The girls teeble triad from Par rish junior high school under the direction of Miss Gretchen Kream er will sing several numbers. Mrs. Estill Brunk will preside at the business meeting and Mrs. James M. Glass is ten chairman. A new table tennis ball projec tor, capable of delivering balls at a 60 foot per second or 40 mile an hour clip, has been demonstrated. Thank, Folks . We wish to extend our grateful thanks to the many who partici pated In our window contest. Thursday night before a huge ov erflow crowd in the store the first prize awards were given to Mrs. May Wilson who was presented with a diamond set Helbros watch and a man's Helbros Chronograph watch was given to Wilburn O. Bennett. Many consolation prizes were also awarded. Dave Hoss was master of ceremonies at the pre sentation party and the Priscilla Meissinger accordian quartet fur nished music. Nearly 4,500 con testants took part in the contest which celebrated the 15th anni versary of the founding of Brown's Jewelry in Salem. Paid Adv. 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