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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1949)
f Tho Statesman. Sletn, Orogoo. To day. May 3 133 I SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC I ! 1 Guests Are Bidden to A Party Mr. Hubert Williamson will be hMtes for an informal party Wed nesday night at the Kmc wood Heights home of her parents. Mr. mni Mra. John S. Lochead. in eompliment to Mrs. Edward Sal Itrom Bridge will be in play with a late supper following and a shower will fete the honor guest. Bou quets of sprung flowers will pro vide the decorative note. Honoring Mrs. Salstrom will be -Mrs. Ernest Hobbs.Mrs. .James H Phillips. Mrs. Courtney Jones, Mii Margaret Newton. Miss Doro thy Ann Hobs on. Miss Harriet Huston. Miss Barbara Sundet. it ms Miriam Shellenberger, Mus Suzanne Small and the hostess. A District Meeting Officers and members - of Cen tralis Temple. Phythian Sisters wtll attend the district conven tion at Independence at 1 p m. at the Legion hall. A banquet will be held in the evening preceding the session at 7:30 p m. Centralla TVrople degree staff will present prt of the floor work in the eve- CIX'B CALENDAR IXKSBAT MuMurt auxUtarr. with tin stoiofsoo. 1S1 South Itth street. IIJB ae-ttost HtaHteoit. Travel (roup of AAUW with Mrs. Wail Ga. M9 S. Commercial st- 0m. Otadwick chapter. OBS. meet! at Ma asnic tepnple. Bin. OSMA District 1. meet at Itlia Woman's club. pm. Salem Wwnnl'i Anny-Navy j taague. iuftctieon. Senator taot!. I jib. Solom Gnifril hospital auxiliary steetUMI. YWCA, It am. SfKONtSDAT St. Paul's guild oi St. Paul's church, -host luncheon. 12 JO at parte! house. Ho Brett, dinner. Golden Pheasant. Centralia temple. Pythian Sister. I a m. K. P. hall utftcers meet ai I p.m. i Women's reilowshlp Knteht Memor ial atourch silver tea and program, at the church, t p.m. Altar Society or St Vincent: dePaul church meet at school llbiary. 7. JO p. m ' i (kMin CriM Cm ma Rovat Naiah- bart at America maet at VrWJ hall. S p m. n Ladies of OAR business meeting at YWCA. Saprn Sons of Union Veterans and auxil iary meet at Salem Woman clubhouse. 7 30 pm THl'KIDtr . Chin lp dub, No 1 meet at Salasn Memorial hospital chapel. 7:49 pm. Ketser 1 -ad tea $ewin club with Mrs. I. C Whitehead. Cunmlnn. Lane, covered dish luncheon at noon. Prtnfle Pleasant Point social club with Mrs George Grabenhoret. Jr. route a. noon luncheon. ntlOAT Barbara Prertchie Tant. Daughters of Union Veterans meet at Sale.m Wom an's clubhouse, 1 pm ning Mrs. Earle Burke is Cen tralia Temple's delegate. I ' - asf falavf twe peandi each week la easy sad pieaaaat whea yea eat fee t, slimnee the Pew era Girts' war! SECRETS OF CHARM Springtime Travelers Of Note Mayor and Mrs. Robert L. Elf strom are being welcomed home from a seven weeks motor trip which took them through the south and to the east roast. Their desti nation was Sherman. Texas, where they visited with their son, Robert, jr.. who is stationed there with the army air force. En route to Texas the Elfstroms stopped at Wicken berg. ' Arizona at Lee Eyerty's ranch. From there the Elfstroms mo tored acros the southern states to Miami Beach, where they so journed for several weeks. While there they took a plane trip over to Havana for a few days. After leaving Florida the travelers went north to Washington. D. C then to Chicago. In Kansas they were joined by their daughter. Pa tricia, who flew to Omaha, where she was met by her parents. Their son, Bob. also met sasj where they spent a week farm with Mayor Elf Strom's rela- t tives. . i Mr. and Mrs Ralph H Cooley ! and daughter. Miss Margaret Coo ley, will arrive in the capita! Wed nesday from a month's trip east, whjch took them to Chicago and New York City. Enroute home the travelers made stops in Los An ?e!es and San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs C. Lester New man, who left in early April for Modesto. Calif fr a viait with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Donald Wells, are now sojourning in Palm Springs arid other southern resorts. They plan to return home in mid-May. Ko many w.imen sit inund and wash for a mora sfender flg tira. whan it would actually be ftr easier for them to learn to el for a more slender figure? And It would make them pleas- enter to look at. be with, and Us'en to as well' If losing weight la what it will take to make j u happier, healthier, and more (tractive on th beach this lum mT. as well as every place els, today's secret of charm Is ex msHf what you've been looking for It's an outline of a pleasant aytem of eating foods that will maintain your health, energy and I n disposition and at the same time -slim you at the rate of bout one or two pounds each .week; whirh Ss all that is safe for anyone to lose If there Is any thing you should avoid H" a re ducing regime that makes you tired, cranky, easily susceptible to colds because of a reduced re sistance, and the possessor of ad ded wrinkles because you're taken off weight faster than your akin can adjust to the lose. Fortunately, rou won't .react thia way to the rout to tltmness . given heie. It's the one that's ! followed and been proved sue- cessful by the Powers Girt. To ncceed. you must do exactly what they de and that includes doctor's check up first' Don't etart until your doctor says that V ok,h for you r-t take off some tHinds. The Power Girls' Streamliner For brekfat You can have By JOHN ROBKRT POWERS a glass of citrus or other fruit Juice; a poached or boiled egg; a alice of dark bread toeted; tea, coffee or milk For lunch: Green salad, lemon juice dressing; two slices of M al ba toast; two tbsp. cottage cheese; gtaaa of skim milk. For dinner: Lean meat, flak or fowl (liver onee a week is must); two vegetables (one green); for dessert, fruit or gel atine, coffee, tea or' milk. At all times: Only twe slices of dark bread each day; only half pet of butter each day; only fruit or gelatine for dessert; one potato baked, once a week; one helping at all meals; fruit any time you're extra hungry. In six weeks, this program la guaranteed to give you that "I lost twelve pounds" look. But remember, if you Want to be the possessor of the body beautiful, the tape measure must tell you that your- measurements are In proportion! If your hips are too large, start In on hip exercises. If your waist or thighs are too large, you know what to do. It'a beautiful feeling to feel beau tiful! And that's just the feeling for you! r S frees J . P - tim (K arri or rn.M You are welcome, free of chares, to my rrntndet card. TEN SECRETS OF CHARM It lit ten points to remem ber a milestones along the road to irwtfr rharm Carry tt with rou and mi Ni't Overtook any of the wars you I i.prfu: all who come tn contact wltn nw Write to me tn rare of this nei)jier and enclose a stamped, self -addie"l return envelope. rrewi When the spotlight's ea yea! I'opyruht t by John T Llia C t r Moosiic IF est Ivall Week; I will support thr Salem High School Band art's Orchestra Trip to the State Muic Contest at Klamath Falls. May 12ao Maj IS. NAME .. Membership Tea At Crothers Home Program chairman Mrs. John R. Goldsmith, and tee' chairman. Mrs Edward Corrigan. have com pleted final arrangements for the league of Women Voters tea to be held this afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Wil liam C Crothers. 4235 Shoreline drive in Manbrin Garden. Featured speaker at the mem bership tea will be Ivan Bloch. a Portland industrial research con sultant and past Bonneville em ployee, who will peak on "Why a Columbia Valley Administra tion " - Receiving at the door will be Mrs Hal DeSart. Mrs Alden Bow es and Mrs. John Clutter. Serv-! in at the tea table will be 'Mrs. Arthur Bone and Mrs. Marie Ling.; Mrs Charles Layport is arrang-j ins; the tea table centerpiece. I Musical Program J Event, of. Toniaht i Salem Music Teachers Associa tion will present a musical pro pram, as feature of National Musie Week, at the studio of Prof. T. S. Roberts tonight at t o'clock. Taking part will be Lou Ann Wolf. Elaine Stanley. Virginia Miller. Connie Nickey. Charles Margrave, jr., Marilyn Taylor, Doris Jones. Alice Rowland. Betty Jo Davenport. Willetta Hersch. Dorothy Fed era on. Rose Marie Wilhoit, Bruce Goldblatt, Edna Marie Hill and Jessica Kinsey. : Visitisur 1st Salem a few days this week are Mrs. Bradford Col lins and daughter, Robin, of Berkeley, Calif , who are guests at the home of her husbands parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Collins; The visitors have been in A1-' beny at the home of her mother. ' Mies Sere Ann OkUng. whe ts taking graduate work st the Uni versity of Washington, spent the weekend in Salem at the home of her parents, the Merrill D. Ohl ; ingt. Celebrates Birthday Larry Potts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Potts, celebrated his fifth birthday at a party Monday after noon at the Momingside home of his parents. The May Day theme was cardted out in the decorations and birthday cake was served fol lowing games. Honoring Larry were Barbara and Jimmy Roth. Gregory, Caro lyn and Catheryn Stadter, Jerilyn and Johnny Hughes. Richard. Les ter and Eugenia Margosian. Sande Tomlinson, Jimmy and Johnny Waterman and Ronny Potts. Mrs. Chambers To Lecture j All interested Salem women are invited to hear Mrs. O. R. Cham bers of Corvallis. well known for . her radio programs, speak on Wed - ' nesday at the First Congregatona! church at 2:50 o'clock. Her sub-1 ject will be "How to Be Normal", i a discussion of family' programs j She will also answer questions. ' Women of the Congregational church are sponsoring the speaker Mrs. Chambers is a co-worker with her husband, who is head of , the psychology department at Ore gon State college. She conducts j radio programs for the state board ' anj of higher education and is known' , lor ner popular program, vues- , f tion and Answer Time, over ; I KOAC. parents. Their, thPm Kan-(hUrch CirCleS it a week on a t Meet Wednesday First Presbyterian chufch cir- ; cles will meet on Wednesday at , the following homes: Circle No 1. leader. Mrs Co O Wilson, with , Mrs. F. Tatman, 697 N. Cottage ' st . 1:15 dessert: Circle No 2. leader. Mrs.. O. H. Kent, with Mrs. John Anderson, ! 196 S 24th st., 1:1-5 dessert: ' i Circle No S. leader. Mrs. B. M ' Bennett, with Mrs. Bertha Junk ; Barby, 625 Union st , 1:15 des-; sert; i Circle No 4. Mrs. A. F. Marcus. ! vice-chairman, wrth Mrs. Atmer Kline. 1065 N. 5th st , 1:15 des sert. Circle No 5. leader, Mrs I. F. Ulrich. with Mrs. L. E. Bar-rick, 1610 S Church St.. 1:15 dessert; Circle No. 6. leader, Mrs. J. C Singleton, meet with the leader, 695 Court St., 1:15 dessert; Circle No. t, leader, Mrs. W. D. Pugh. with Mrs. C. I. Illldge, route 8. 1:15 dessert; Circle No. 8. leader. Mrs. M. F. Hawke, with Mrs. Lee Can field, 1105 S. High st . 1:15 dessert. Mrs. Key TL Mills has retawwem from a stay in- Camas, Wash, with her son-ln-lsw and daughter, Mr. and Mr. Elliott Price. Accom panying Mrs. Mills to Salem was her grandson. Donny Price, who is spending the week in Stayton st the home of bis ' uncle and aun the Kenneth Hansons, i The Wessuui's Seeiety ef Christ ian Service of the Leslie Methodist church wall meet Wednesday after noon at 1:30 in the church parlors. The program topic is "Light tn Latin America". Hostesses for the afternoon are Mesdames John Ber telson. Mason Bishop, and E. W, Stripling I Mrs. Jsaaet C SUsm will ee- tertain her club at bridge and a late supper Wednesday night at her North Capital street home. Sports Dance For Club Members of the. Monday Night Dancing club will have their last dance of the season on Wednes day. May 11 at the Veteran's hall. This will be a sports dance and Claude ' Bird's orchestra will play for dancing between and It o'clock. ' The directorate in charge in cludes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bur Ungham, Mr. and : Mrs. Bryan Goodertough, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Franzen and Mr.' and Mrs. A. N. Wysong. Officers for the' coming year will be elected at a meeting later in the season. Altar Seeletr ef St. Thsceat e- Paul Catholic church will meet at the school library Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock for a social and business meeting. Mrs. E. O. Moon, president, and her officers Mrs, B. F. Dimler. Mrs. Gabe Marsh and Mrs. Sylvester Sc roeder,' will serve as hostesses. rhj- Weeaen's Felsewsklf) ef the Knight Memorial church will spon sor a silver tea and program at the church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. j Clara Belle Keth her weekend guest at the home of" her parents, the Elmer J. Roths. Miss Betty Wyckoff of Baker. Both girls are students at the University 'of Oregon and attend ed the May weekend festivities on the Willamette university campus. - iUwopdsjAro Honored . J i ! i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph At wood, whe recently moved in their new home at 1540 Jefferson street, were hon ored at a surprise housewarminf party Saturday night by a COuf of their friends. A buffet dinner was served, with an informal eve ning following. Honoring the At woods were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Campbell. Mr. and, Mrs. E. E. Woodson, Mr. and Kirs. James Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Catvta Kent. I ! literature an4 poetry greap ef the Salem Woman's club will meet this afternoon at the clubhouse for coffee at 1:30 o'clock. Mrs. W. S. Ankney will review "Yearsa a it w ... . oi uir laxus oj uqnua at a o'clock. 30 varieties in Sblem-m-m Chocolate Box . . . the ideal Mother Day gift in on and -two full pounyj boxes. D on t forget . . . we also have thoe Iti-M'iouf. Salem-m-m Cherries ! Edward IV illiams Hallmark Cards 330 Court ADDRESS AMOUNT CSp this coupon, attack S1.00 and iorward to Band Trip TutkL Salens High School. We neod tout helpl Keep T.lr. Moth Away From Your Furs . DRESSES! DKESSES! DRESSES! J . And Values such as you'vo novor dreamed of finding at such sonsa tional savingsl Price's bring you the Bargain Event of the Spring! cp a t-t 'lit v I .-l -ii j1tf . . . It's a fact . . . dresses that reRularlv sell for $29.95 and up to S4S.50 are now drastically ro il tired for these PLUS VALUE I) AYS to only $19,951 You'll simply have to s. them to helicv itt Dressy Drosses Prints Shoors Classics Mallison's Crepes Tailoreds Sun-Backs Each and Every One Goes At Values to 45.50 Sizes 10 to 44 I - . i IK " m dnia ; I j I M aW AT M XasBsF- 1. 135 North Liberty -Thank You I L 1 135 N. Uberly St. v
