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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1948)
Tfco Ctoteammi, golem, Oregon gandarTovmber 21, lglsl-3 DOWNSTAIRS LINEN DEPT. 'f V-y Garden Club at Dawson Home Kingwood Garden club was en tertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jennie Dawson. A dessert luncheon was served with Mrs. A. W. Zysset daughter of the hostess, assisting, Mrs. Her bert Hilke presided at the meet ing in the absence of the president, Mrs. Harry Bonney. Subject for discussion was "Landscaping." Attending were Mesdames Fred Kuhn, J. I. Miller, Robert Forster, H. D. Hamm, Herbert Hilke, Eliz abeth Hoffman, Mae White, W. C. Heise, A. W. Zysset and Jennie Dawson. Lucille Dunigan Feted at Shower FRUITLAND Last Saturday evening, Mrs. E. S. Lauderback entertained with a shower at the Miii 11 Hf timniwirrir ifnTrrr ifrtslTTliWi ftmi iilaawsswnffTiir strr iftvi. a Beauty goes double In the clever team pf Nadine Thomp son and Margaret Field. They are featured In Ice Cycles of 1948, which opened an 11 -day engagement at the Port land Ice Arena starting Thursday night, November 18. Luella Basl Now Mrs. Nielson STAYTON Scene of a late fall wedding Tuesday morning, No vember 18, was the Immaculate Conception Catholic church In Stayton, when Miss Luella Basl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank - Basl of Coon Hollow, became the bride of Donald Charles Nielson, on of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nielson of Stayton, route 1. The Rev. Math. Jonas performed the cere mony. Roger and Eddie Nielson, brothers of the groom, were Mass servers. Mrs. George Van Dehey was organist and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Herb and Jeanette Musen sang. Given In marriage by her fa ther, the bride wore a gown of white brocaded satin and carried a white prayer book which was topped with white chrysanthe mums with white satin streamers. Her fingertip veil was caught in a headdress of orange blossoms. Miss Mary Lou Nielson, sister of the groom, was maid of honor. Her gown was of aqua satin and she wore a headdress of satin and net- with flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss Alice Sandberg and Miss Marie Basl. Their gowns were of pink satin and they wore similar headdresses. All carried bouquets of chrysanthemums. Judy Ann Nielson, another sis ter of the groom, was flower girl. She wore a frock of aqua satin. Dick Basl, brother of the bride, was best man. Ushers were George Basl and Cecil Herb. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Basl chose a two-piece dress of print with black accessories. Mrs. Nielson attended the wed ding of her son in a brown two- Eece dress with black accessories. th had corsages of chrysanthe mums. A wedding dinner was served at the Santiam Valley Grange hall In Lyons with covers placed for a hundred guests. A reception was held at the hall in the afternoon followed by a dance for friends of the couple In the evening. The wedding cake was cut by Mrs. Harold Brown. Miss Lora Schmid passed the guest book. The couple left on a wedding trip to the coast, the bride wear ing a brown suit for going away. They will make their home on the Lambrecht farm on Fern Ridge which was a gift of the bride's parents. The bride graduated with the class of '48 from Stayton high school and the groom' graduated from the same school in 1949. He served in Manila in the radio di vision of the army during the war. To Assist With Seal Sale Members of the 8 et 40 Salon 412 of the American Legion tux iliary met at the home of Mrs. Ben Kuensting near Tigard Wed nesday night for a no-host dinner and meeting; Members will; assist with the Christmas Seal mailing for the Marion County Tuberculosis and Health Association, also transport ing patients; to the tuberculosis hospital for ; examinations. Four members have enrolled in the vol unteer hospital workers class in the Portland Veterans hospital under the sponsorship of the American Legion auxiliary. Mrs. H. H. Henry was unani mously accepted into partnership in the organization. The Christ mas party will be December 15 in the Mayflower hall for dinner and exchange of gifts, husbands of partners as guests. Those attending were Mrs. Earl T. Andres n. Mrs. Albert C. Gragg, Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs. Jennie Bartlett Mrs. W. OC Green, Mrs. Austin Wilson and the host ess Mrs. Ben Kuensting. Hendersons to 0 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hender son are celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary at a recep tion at IOO hall December 10. The Hendersons live at Chema wa. Announcement was made at the Monday night meeting of the Kebexan lodge. Presentation of jewels will take place on Monday, November 29 at the Rebekah meeting. Report has come to Salem of the birth of a son to the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Allport at Bel lingham, Wash, on Friday. The boy, Paul Thomas, has a sister, Mary, and brother, Stephen. The Rev. Allport, pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran church in Bellingham, is the son of Mrs. Augusta Allport of Salem. His wife, the former Clarice Kolbe, is the daughter of Mrs. B. A. Kolbe also of Salem. of Mrs. Frank Clark for niece, Lucille Dunigan, home their bride-elect of Melvin Pavlik. Bidden were Mesdames Thomas Lovery. Clarence Johnson, Orville Dunigan, William Dunigan, Hen ry Dunigan Minnie Dunigan, Alice Aspinwall, Ted Rostvold, Eva Edwards, John Kelley, Adolph Kittlson, E. R. Derflinger, Leo Lepley, E. E. Marten, M. Inno cent!, August Otjen, Paul Bassett, J. H. Lauderback, James G. Lau derback, L. T. Arrell, E. A. Duni gan, jr., and Misses Barbara Jean Arrell, Sara K. Lauderback, Karen Derflinger and Juliean Rostvold. -AMERICAN . . now for strong ankles and muscles later. Start training your little All American in shoes recommended by doc tors from coast to coast. One piece sole stitched on the outside nothing inside to hurt little feet. For all children from six months to four years. yVWi'ViVYKB ALL THESE WONDERFUL BEAUTY PREPARATIONS IN ONE BEAUTIFUL KIT Hera ore your favorite Charles of the Ritx beauty preparations In a complete treatment and make-up kit. And what a beauty It Is In its luxurious case. From Feather Touch to Rerenescence . . . from Complexion Veil to the one and only on foco powder created exclusive fy for you... you've got kist what you wont when yowwant H...at home or en route... and how wonderfulry it fm) Into your overaignf bog. In rod, brown or natural $10)0 plus tax. I fflll i ? I J; c ill nfnjln 'it 911 . 1 v I; ;-vm " in., life y jtwf'y Jj t, f - i r" J" z--'-' T..J.H . ..i ii.i.ii mil in.;, i muni, lumm i. m '! fim 1 ''f0 h - '.tar. ' ii t ft - , I w make Vour'ThdYksgmng 'TaUa 6 sIaFi d? .sj Linens can be good, bad or indifferent! Choose the good linen for your Thanksgiving dinners and the Holidays to come. Miller's have Just received many imported linens . . . double damask, pure linen from Ireland! Round threads from Bel gium! Rayon damasks from France! Madeira hand embroidered from Portugal! All these and more, too, are here in this linen for Thanksgiving showing this week. And, right now is a very good time to select your Christmas gift linens and have them placed in our confidential "layaway" department. DOUBLE DAMASK DINNER CLOTHS 72x88 Ready to Use $21.95 22x22 Napkins $21.95 72x88 Ready to Use $26.50 22x22 Napkins $26.50 Others to $36.50 Double damask linens from Ireland are here in all those traditional patterns such as Corinthian . . . Chrysan themum . . . Satin band . . . Scroll etc. Satin damasks to make your feast table gleam with splendor? See the displays Downstairs! MADEIRA LINENS Yes, That "before-the-war" quality Madeira handmades are back again! In dinner cloths . . . bridge sets . . . pillow cases and napkins. All are here . . . everyone a wonder gift suggestion! Come see the Madeira and the new Chinese imports which, too, are back to the good old quality standards. Downstairs. l kvi ;: tL tuft1 As te'A C tAt A - -A a. i i Cel-O-Sheen Table C I o tli s ............. ...$22.95 Cel-O-Sheea Is a domestic cloth fa the smaller size . . 65x65 with t twenty by twenty Inch napkins. White withself satin patterns. Also In 65 by 108 inches for dinner cloth with twelve nap kins priced at $30.50. Downstairs. Imported French Cloths SATIN RAYON DAMASK 68 x 108 Dinner Cloth with 12 Napkins $40.00 These now French imports in satin rayon damasks are highlighted' to en table setting and to add i ; splendor to the whole affair. These heavy; satin rayon damasks are priced up to $55.00. 12 nap kins to match are included. PRINTED LUNCH CLOTHS $6.98 UP In frivolous color schemes eome these new bridge and luncheon cloths. 54 r 54 Inch sizes In Rayon and cotton with four napkins to match. Your choice of a great many patterns . . , a fine gift for any home! Others priced at $7 J I and up. Downstairs. L fun 2w J I ft Jh . J PLACE MATS FOR BUFFET LUNCHEONS '-- M v T I xjd' Hand "Woven Place Mats Gkxyly colored hand-woven place mats are extra smart with your potteryl Add a set to your gift list for a friend who collects pottery or copper. Downstairs. - 1'. ft .-. :. . '- ; 'it'tx, - . 5-- -. - ,. -i n V V.v,,- : " . ... -V '" ,- x ' "Caloway AND Linen Place Mats For your crystal glass . . the fine thread linen place mats come in a variety of patterns or plain with fring ed hems. A fine gift item! Downstairs. "Martox" Towolo GIFT BOXED Calloway" and "Martex towels are seldom found on bargain tables, but always in stores featuring well known brands! Extra fine qualities in sculptured effects . florals in brightly hued colors . . moderns and a variety of other patterns youll like for your own or gift giving! Come shop Miller's downstairs towel sections for your Christmas gift lists. Novelty gift boxed ready for your Christmas tree. 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