The Oregon statesman., July 21, 1950, Page 6, Image 6

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SOCIETY- CLUBS
Editor Has
Tidbits of
News to Tell
efy Maxin Buren
.-' , .' Statesmen Woman's Editor , ,
Telephoning tat society newt,
we " find ' in our Inexperience,
brings forth many little bits of in
I formation not ordinarily to be
read in the social columns. For in
stance, there's the fact that Mrs.
Clifton Irwin has lovely pink del
phiniums In fact, Mrs. Irwin has
lots; of lovely and unusual flow
rsJ xhls Information cam fron
Mrs, William Poorman, who
helped set out two flats of the
delphinium seedlings on Wednes
day; and was sorely tempted to
remain In bed all day Thursday.
(Veva Poorman, by the way,
f found that she definitely Is not
twins, when she traded Mrs. Ir
win some garden work for a
Ton!.) ' ! 1
The Bride Was Surprised
We have Often wondered If a
surprise shower for t bride Is re
ally a surprise, and while con
with one young bride-
elect, Shirley Clark, who works
Hnrn tairi in the circulation de
partment, we find that they
nmp times are. "sorts."
. On Wednesday, Shirley went
over to the home of the J. ,Edgar
Reays to help Marilyn fleay with
her bridesmaid's dress. She found
that Marilyn , and Virginia Beall
were to be hostesses at a shower,
and that these close friends naa-
. n't forgotten her:-
KhP and her - fitnce Fred
Sproule had planned on spend
I. lng the evening househunting.
! Attending the shower were:
Mrs. Joseph Daniels, Mrs. Gil-
I ' bert Bannister, Mrs. F. E. Clark,
' , Mrs.' James Beall, Mrs. Edgar
Eeay Mrs. Robert MenUer, -and
the Misses Joanne Clark, Clara
Maxwell, Joan Majek, Lavelle du
Buy, Patricia Bramble, Una Mae
. Crayless, Thais Crandall, .Mar
garet Acton Marlene DeWitt,
Virginia Currier, Barbara Owens,
Marilyn Linser, Alice Louise
! Ohling. and Virginia Beal and
Marilyn Reay.
1 Then n Thursday night Shir-
' ley was again surprised (or was
she?) with a party given by Mrs.
T Maurice Buchanan across the
street, who invited a group in for
i "clothesline" shower. Many Of
. those -appearing for the party
k were neighbors; Mrs. Arnold Cof
' f el. Mrs. J. A. Hardie, Mrs. (George
Kanz, Mrs. Dana Church, Mrs.
. Lloyd Hoxie, Mrs. Minnie Van
Slyke, Mrs. Roberft VanSIyke,
Mrs. Paul Nieswander, Miss Shir
ley: Nieswander, Mrs. George WU
orv. Miss Eunice Harvey, Miss
Lila Clark, Mrs. William Palmer,
Mrs. Harold Douris, Mrs. Warren
Lindsey, Mrs. Fred Bynon sr.,
' Mrs. Floyd Hamman, Mrs. V. Vin
cent, Newberg, Mrs. Herbert Col-
man, Woodburn, Mrs.-.. Waldes-
gieL "Mrs. O. S. Adams. Mrs.
el Donnery, Mrs. Jack Frlsbie,
Miss Carol Hardie, Miss Jozann
Clark, and Mrs. Frances Clark.
Hetdliners
' Vacationing continued to be top
' news.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter, B. Minier
' ' had a long weekend at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Steven
ton1 Just above Vida on the Mc
Kenzie river. Their weekend ex
, tended from Friday until Tues
' day, . . - - :v -;'
Three sisters have just been to
gether. Mrs: Wilmer Page visit
ed at Belleview, across Lake
.' Washington from Seattle, with her
sdster, Mrs. T. B. Stover, and her
other sister, Mrs. Ray Crowley of
St, James, Minn. The two re-
turned to Salem with Mrs. Page.
Mrs. Stover has gone home, but
Mrs. Crowley will remain here
-, for an Indefinite stay.
WW Attend
Ddnce Conclave
I'M- - '..
Leaving today to attend the Na
1 tfonal Convention of Dancing Art
( lsts are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arm
' , strong, Mrs. Elbert Neal arid her
twin sons, Jerry and Gary. -
The Neal twins will appear as
guest artists at the convention,
and are scheduled for two tele
vision performanaces. They will go
to Long Beach and appear at the
J Lakewood Country club. Enroute
T home the Neals will visit the boys'
uncle in Bakersfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong will
remain In Hollywood to study new
dance, routines.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kafoury and
their sons, Ivan, Stephen ' and
Gregory of Portland, will be week
end guests at the Frank Shafer
home. Mrs. Shafer and Mr. J Ka-
xoury are sister and brother.
FOX
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Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Bakke (Doris Jean Rissell), who were
married on June 24 at the St. John's Lutheran parsonage.
The bride Is the daughter of the Walter: E. Rissells and the
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bakke of Dallas.
(Kennell-Ellis). !
The Three Links club met Fri
day. On tile program were; Mrs.
Leliah Ohlson, ,Mrs. Hattie Pep
per, Mrs. Justina Kildee, Mrs.
Ida McAdams and Mr?-Josephine
Ericksoo, t
Girl Scouts '
At Smith Creek
A large number of Girl Scouts
from the Salem district are reg
istered for the two-week 'period
of the Santiam Girl Scout sum
mer camp at Smith Creek, July
24 to 'August 8. The physical
checkups will be given tonight at
the Y.W.C.A. at 7 o'clock.
Parents and friends may visit
the camping during this session
on Sunday, July 30, between 2
and S o'clock. :
'.The list of girls from the Salem
district, who will join other Girl
Scouts from the Santiam area at
Smith Creek camp are: Anne
Heltzel, Kathie Heltzel, Joan
Crossland, Betty Lou Johnson,
Judith Bone, Judy Templeton,
Anne Mane Berger, Beverly
Stein, Peggy Barker, LynneEnye
art, Barbara Lafkyli, Linda Davis,
Susan Keech, Fritzi Manbeck,
Diane Clough, Carol Randall,
Mary Lous Starr, Judy Bale, Jac
quline Smalley, Sondra Jochim
son, Joan Bale, Myrtle Robb and
Catherine Robbins.
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ORIGINATORS
EIIJOY I1EIVT EVERYDAY
Do as ThouBands c4 Salem Citizens Who Depend on Tho
Midget to Solve Their Meat Problems. YOU DO NOT
HAVE TO STOCK UP Because The I MIDGET Has No
-Specials." Also No TJmits."
PURE ' . j
PORK SAUSAGE i
No Cut In Quallrf. A SUght
MEATY BEEF .
POT ROiiSTS
EASY TO CARVE -
ROLLED ROAST
YOUNG PIG
PORK STEM
FRESH PICNIC
PORK ROAST
TENDERTZED '
SUISS STEAKS
BEANS ARE IN SEASON
BAGOII SQUARES
Our Capitol Street Market Is Opes! UntQ 7 P. IL
Fridays and Saturdays UnfillS P. M.
CLOSED SUNDAYS i
- MUSIC
I
Picnic Planned
By Service Women
Portland and Salem unit of the
Women's Overseas Service league
will hold a covered dish picnic at
Champoeg; Sunday at 1 o'clock.
All women who served overseas
during either world war art In
vited. Mrs, C. W. Enfield will give
further Information to. those in
terested, i
Double your money back if yoe
don't find Sunnybank axtra
fresh. Made, shipped, sold .
fresh for extra -good flavor. .
IUY SUNNYIANX at SftmVM
uapuoi
OF LOW PRICES
53c
Ib.
Boise In price.
49c
lb.
62c
Boneless.
53 c
lb.
43 c
.lb.
G5C
lb.
215c
lb.
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Mexican Idea
Featured at
DariceTofiig
The Salem golf clubhouse will
be transformed into a Mexican
hacienda tonight for the Spinsters'
summer benefit dance. - . : 1 1;
. The dance, not limited to mem
bers, win be from 9 to 1. Tickets
are available from members of the
Spinsters. Miss Gloria McClintock
and Miss Jane Carson are co
chairmen. Miss Jean Pickens is In
charge of decorations. The funds
derived from the dance are. to eo
to the Marion county polio fund,
to be used locally. ; ,
Patrons for the' Spinsters are
Governor and Mrs. Douglas Mc
Kay, Mr. and Mrs. "Henry V.
Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J.
Fry, Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mil Frank
Spears, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Smith,
Mr.' and Mrs. Homer Smith sr.
Miss Burl Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Shinn, Mrs. C. S. Hamilton
and Mrs. George A. White of Port
land. -.' j. .
Among those making reserva
rn c c y y tbinkntSii
O multi-color and monotono prints;
smart solid colors I
O rayon crepes and taf tolas!
O rayon faillo and shantung! -O
lincn-liko rayon spunsl
O Important novelty fabrlcsf '
PAYCHECKS GLADLY
, CASHED
T7
JtmT ,,Zm
tions are aaiss Virginia Huston and
Gene Zaroones of Albany; Miss
Harriet Huston and Richard W.
Laird of Portland; Miss Joanne
Fitzmaurice and Don Lindstedt of
Portland; Miss Gloria McClintock
and Glenn' Holden; Miss Barbara
Sundet and Roger Wagner: Miss
Jane Carson and James B. Shaw
of Aberdeen; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Strebig, Mr. and Mrs. Robert El
gin, Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Schnell,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert steeves, Mr.
and Mrs. George C. Alexander; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert F. Sullivan; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Roberts, jr. Miss
Patricia Viesko and Richard
Gahlsdorf; Miss Betty Jean Man -oles
and Forrest W. Simmons; Miss
Ann Carson, Miss Jean Claire
Swift, Mr. and Mrs. Peter HGeis
er. Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Wiles, Mr.
and Mrs Vernon Drye. Mr. and
Mrs. John Graham, Dr: and Mrs.
Merle Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Mennis, Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Shinn. ; ; '.f'r,,,;.?
LYONS Faith Rebekah lodge
was presided over by Blanche
Wagner, noble grand, and Beu
lah Lewis, vice grand. Plans
made for the installation at the
next meeting. The committee was
Mildred Carr, Betty Johnson and
Garnett Basset t
j0m "jm.
Engagement
Is Revealed
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Doss are
announcing the . engagement of
their daughter, Miss Patricia
Doss, to Richard Wallace, son of
Mrs. Victoria Wallace.
The wedding Is planned for, late
summer. i , -,
Miss - Doss, -employed at - the
Talley Welding Supply company,
is a graduate of Salem schools.
Mr. Wallace, terving with : the
armed forces, has just returned
from- Germany. ' He was in the
navy during World War IL He is
a graduate ol Coos. Bay schools.
iParty" Given iqr
Pythiah Sister
Centralia temple; Pythian; Sis
ters held. a , shower . Wednesday
night at the hall for Miss Lois
Kirts who will be married in
August. Some 32 were 'present
for the affair. Refreshments were
served at a late hour.
A Knights of Pythias picnic
two-piece
(nduding
o 7 viues. r
PLENTY FRE2
i PARKING
was announced forParadis Is
land oa 'Sunday, t Some of , the
loca ; members , art planning to.
go s ;to - the : Oregon-Washington
Pythian home picnic July 30 . at
Vancouver.
CXUB CALENDAR .
RIDAT
Degree of Honor picnic at Leslie
pant. :90. no-nosi ailatr for au mem
bers and famlli ,
ICNDAT .".'- ....
DeVIolay family plcnle, Paradise 1-
land. 630 p. m.
HOUE UADE
WooJroffe's
J ; ; Vt Mile North
versions
new swingy
and draped skirts. All size ranges ;
for juniors and misses . . . also for women who '
wear regular, half sizes and extra sizes.
SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT
20 Buses Per Hour Past the Capitol
; Shopping Center : : ; -
550 11. Ccrfie! - Fhcna 3-9191
Miss Ingledue :
Is. Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ingledue,
4263 Center street, are announcing"
the engagement of their, daughter,
Miss Alice Marie Ingledue, to Dean
Luminis, son of Harry K. Lummls
also of Salem. -
No date has been set for the
wedding. ; ;; '" ; m
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SAW SHOP
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