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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1950)
Nqteid, Traveler: :BPW Speaker Carol Lane, nationally known travel authority and lecturer, will address members of the Salem Business and Professional Wo man's club on Tuesday evening, nebruary 28, at their regular din tier meeting at the Senator hotel. According to Miss Alberta Shoe- - make, program chairman. Miss Lane will come to Salem from Newfork City, where she is wo men's travel director of the Shell Oil Touring Service. In her talk, "You ve Earned a Trip," the tour Ing director will present person ally tested ideas for getting max imum benefit and pleasure out of . traveling. , . While In Salem, Miss Lane will make an extensive ' research . to check local sightseeing goals, ac commodations and restaurants. Her report will be used to aid motorists who request trip rout' Ings and travel advice. Through - the service, more than, 170,000 fa- mines planned ineir vacations last year and, in addition, Miss Lane has personally helped thou sands of women throughout the country to increase their travel know-how. , At the Business and Profession al Woman's club meeting the tour 1st expert will stress the basic fac tors in good traveling, including sew budgeting techniques, ward' robe selection and money - saving trip tips. She will point out the 43 items every woman needs for a vacation in a visual suitcase packing demonstration. . Although her department's ser vices to the 15,000,00a licensed wo men motorists in the U. S. have Increased steadily. Miss Lane still finds time 'to test personally the advice she gives, others. Mileage on her research trips averages more than 50,000 miles annually. On a recent investigating tour, the travel -director took , three city youngsters on a 10-day motor trip along the eastern seaboard to test their reactions to auto travel and historical sightseeing goals. -Carol Lane stresses touring by car, but she also is an experienced pilot holding two "firsts" for women aviators. In 1941 she was the first woman to make a round trip flight to Alaska in a two-seater plane and three years later the was the first to fly a small air plane over the mountains into Mexico City. Utilizing her journalistic exper ience, the travel expert writes a weekly syndicated newspaper col umn, "Tips on Touring," and a weekly radio feature, Travel ,oi the lour outstanding women Journalists in the country by Theta Sigma Phi, national journalism fraternity for women. 1 Miss . Lane is a member of the -New York League of Business and Professional Women,, the AAUW, the American Association for the United Nations, the '99V licens ed Women Pilots association, and Theta Sigma PhL She is a jour nalism graduate of the University f Wisconsin. ' Women's Guild of the First Con- rregational church will meeton Wednesday at 2 o'clock. "The Fair Employment Practices Act" will be interpreted by its educational di rector, the Rev. William S. Van Meter. Miss Elizabeth Bussum will preside during the discussion . pe riod. An executive board meeting svfll precede at 1:15 p. m. Today's Pattern Be best-dressed : girl in the rraduating class or at the. dance! . ThiSv banded beauty takes all fash- Ion honors with its simple grace-J rui unes ana xmy cap sieeves. Pattern 4781, Jr. Miss sizes 11, J 3, IS, 17. Size 13 takes 3 yds. 3-inch; 2 yds. 2-lnch, eyelet This, pattern, easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit Has com plete illustrated instructions. . . Send TWENTT-nVE CENTS In coins . tot this Mttarn to ANN! ADAMS, ear of rh Oregon Statesman. Pattern De- fiartment. P.O. Box 6710. Chicago SO. II. Print plainUy TOUR NAME, AD DRESS. ZONK, SIZE. STTLB NUM- ; liFR. .- Don't miss our Anne Adams i Pattern Book , for Spring! 4 Send Fifteen cents more for your copy '. and let Anne Adams show you what to sew to Jbe well-dressed! Magic one-yard patterns, smart new fashions for everybody. A free pattern is printed right in the book; a stunning one-yard blouse! i SIZES J I 1 1-1 )i TT r" f V Miss Carole Lane, na tionally known travel au thority and lecturer, will bo the guest speaker at the Salem BPW dub dinner meeting Tuesday night at the Senator hotel. I Mothers Meet At Rhoten's Milton Gordon, head of Oregon State college counselling and test ing bureau, will be the guest spea ker at the meeting of the Oregon State college mothers on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Rhoten, 1843 South Church street A dessert luncheon at 1:30 o'clock will precede the meeting and program. . The annual membership drive Is now being held and each member is asked to bring a new or pros pective member to the meeting. Mrs. Ray Crittenden Is chairman of social hour and assisting are Mrs. Donald Hendrie, Mrs. Ever ett Andresen and Mrs. Lena Hilde brandt j Figurine Painting To Be Subject Salem Junior Woman's club members 'will meet at the club house Monday night at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Frank Ward, chairman of the fine arts committee, is in charge of we program. Assisting on the com mittee are Mrs. Calvin Kent, Mrs. Harold Heiserman. Mrs. Richard Klover, and Mrs. L. R. Smith. tSuest speaker will be Mrs. Eton E. Withrow, who will apeak on "Figurine Painting." Refreshments will be served following ihm mat ing and program. 135 N. LIBERTY f I I Nile Club Fetes, Mrs. Boyer -At Dinner I Two hundred attended the an nual Daughters of the Nile din ner in honor of the retiring presi dent, Mrs. Charles Boycr, and hus bands of members at the Masonic temple Friday night The patriotic theme was used in decorating with red, white and blue tapers, crepe paper and pussywillows. . " ; "; - The president Mrs. Russell Bright, Introduced the toastmis- tress, Mrs. David Wright, past queen of Nydia Temple. ' Mrs. Wright gave , the address of wel come and the response was given by T. M. Medford of the Shrine club. A musical presentation by Mrs. David Cameron, soloist, was given in honor of Boyer and a gift was presented to her from the club. The program Included a piano selection by Carleen Qulstad; a group of accorBion numbers by Miss Susanna Howell; vocal solo by Miss Ada Hudson, accompanied by Miss Marilyn Broer; piano numbers by Miss dna Marie Hill; flute solos by Miss Marilyn Broer accompanied by Miss Hill; vocal numbers by Max Alford, accom panied by Mrs. Paul Hale; piano selections by Mrs. Hale, including a special number dedicated to Mrs. Boyer, "To a Wild Rose," a clever musical skit by the Starlettes of MGM including Mrs. C. Lester Newman, Mrs. B. E. Owens, Mrs. Roy Stewart and Mrs. L. V. Ben son, accompanied by Mrs. Richard A. Meyer. . Guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Russell of Turner, formerly of Sa lem. Sew for Red Cross The Book and Thimble club held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. J. McCarthy Thurs day to sew for the Red Cross. Three comforters were completed. Among those present were Mrs. Conrad Fox, Mrs. Ross DamreU, Mrs. . N. Shaw, Mrs. Paul Wis hart, Mrs. Ray Lacey, Mrs. Robert Adams, Mrs. J. McCarthy and Mrs. Fred W. Kubin, . Mrs. Clifton Madd will entertain members of the Modern Drama class at her North Capitol street home Tuesday night at a dessert supper. "I r - A- . ( i i id i It A tmnJ im iMi.Mrn.Xn 1 t Mr., and Mrs. Keith Duncan Evans (Barbara Elolse Brun didge) whose marriage was an event of February 18 at the First Congregational church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dewey Brundidge and the benedict is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Evans. (Jesten-Miller photo). Bush Mothers Gather Bush school mothers will meet Tuesday at the school at 2 o'clock to see the film "Human Growth." The clothing pool being low, con tributions are being asked. Moth ers are also to bring dish towels for the kitchen. A pre - school nursery is to be provided. Guests are welcome. What makes Wards IP-COA" Such a Super Value? tew priced! Of course! But theft not ell Jhet mokes our zip-coot so special I The fabric is rich, pure WORSTED GABARDINE that's famed for long wear, retains its shape, looks firm end smooth, The detaSing b superbfrom the lush rayon satin lining right down to the fine hand finished button-holes. The styling boasts the go everywhere smartness you want. Enjoy our won der-coat the year 'round, sip eut the sturdy leather lining as the weather changes, but buy yours today I In newest Spring shades. Misses' sizes. DOWII Holds Your Cost On Uyawsy, Balance In Convenient PaymentsI Shop Wards Until 9 Every Friday Night 1 X Mrs. Margaret Myers, St. Helens, grand chief of the Pythian Sisters, will make her official visit to Cen tralia Temple, Pythian Sisters, Wednesday night A covered dish supper at 6:30 o'clock will precede the meeting at the hall, 248 N. Commercial st Officers and mem bers are asked to wear f ormals for the affair. PHONE 3-3191 mm DAR Meeting On Saturday - ' f". . . Chemekita chapter, Daughters of. the American Revolution will holds its March meeting on Satur day afternoon at the Mayflower hall at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Ruth Hern don, regent, will preside and the annual reports will be given.. " The guest 'speaker will be from the state department of education and special guests of chapter will be the Good Citizenship Pilgrim age girls and their mothers. Mrs. David Wright heads the hostess committee and assisting are Mrs. W. . Hanson. Mrs. J.W. Nash, Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. Frank Cramer, Miss Ola Clark, Mrs. X. X. Bergman and Mrs. O. W. Croisan, J ' Boosters slab ef St Mark Luth eran chareh' will meet at the church Monday night at S o'clock. The hostess committee, includes Mr. and Mrs. Roy Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar . Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Poff, Miss Thelma Strand and Ludwig BlemeL A special Lenten program will be given. Members are asked to bring a picture of themselves as a baby or child for a contest. lie N. Liberty urn Juniors! The New Carol OFFERING YOU STYLE, QUALITY. WORKMANSHIP. AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE if Proven style hits . . . versatile, easy-to-wear ; sasuals destined to be Spring's favorites. The, superb tailor ing, CTease-resistant'menswear ray on, beautiful details make them look and feel like dollars more. The Statesman. Salem, Oregon, The Salem branch of the Amer ican Begonia, society, will .meet Thursday, March 2, at 8 p. m. In the YMCA. Jock Brydon will dis cus house plants. Visitors are welcome. - '';!'.'" Marion eennty Women's Repub- dcan club will meet at the court house on Tuesday, March 7 at 8 o'clock. Mrs. R y Bishop, president of the Oregon Women's Republi can club, will be the guest speak- I'll Bel Thoso Ilasly Frowns Will Change lo Broad Smiles! If you will have me build to your measure, a pair of my comfort oiving Arch Supports. Bad feet, you know;, some times wreck life's happiness. come out and let s talk matters over , . . or, if you wish, 111 come to see you, with no obligation write for appointment " . B. Jarvis Doylo SS05 Portland Road IS AJf. to S PJtt. Are Here Easy-going young casuals-the kind you'll wear and love day after day left: Slim side-bu tt o n casual in aqua, beige, navy, coral, coo 12-20. rightt 2-piece Junior JJavy-gray, cocoa-tan. 15. Sunday, rohrnary 23, 18S3f Date of Weddiha Miss Mary; Elizabeth KelW daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Kells, has announced the date of her wedding to Dr. Edoaro. Vergara-Caffarelli di 1 Craco tr New York as Saturday, March 4. The ceremony will be said vin St. Lucy's church in New York v City, - .-,-' : er. All republican women are in-; vited to attend. - - i ' Ii you suffer with your feeV-J Salem, Oregea 1M to 8:50 Evenings 4 Phone 14181 Brents e d gray, with 9- Wwr . . -1 1 ; , i i i oa. i r I ; '4 : 2(2) . ; ... -