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t Tho Statesman. Salem, Oregon. Sunday. January 14, 1951 Miss Beardsley To be AAUW Speaker The Salem branch of the Amer ican Association of University Women will meet for luncheon at 1 p.m. Saturday, January 20, in the Capitol room of the Senator hotel to hear Miss Florence E. Beardsley, state director of ele mentary education, report on the Mid-Century White House Con ference on Children and Youth held in Washington. D. C, last month. Miss Beardsley attended as chairman of the education com mittee of the governor's committee on children and youth for the state of Oregon. The hostesses for the afternoon will be Mesdames P. L. Calvert, C. W. Loferen, John Dorr, and E T. Taggart. Decorations will be arranged by Miss Bertha Kohl haren misted by Mrs. D. A. Emerson and Miss Jean Hansen The erouD wishes to extend a cordial invitation to members from other communities, who may be in the city during the legislative session, t attend. Reservations must be made be fore noon. January 19, with Mrs. - Benjamin D3vson or Mrs. John Nichols. Groups to Meet Of special L'.terest this month is the noon luncheon meeting of the International Relations group in the Copper room of the Senator hotel on January 25. Charles A. Knraerue. former governor and well-known newspaperman, will analyze our present foreign policy. The Interior Decorations group of AAUW will meet at 8 p.m. Jan uary 15, at CfOOd Housekeeping " Inc., 467 Court st., to hear James Humphrey speak on furniture con struction and style. Mrs. R. H. Bonner will be the hostess. Guests are invited. Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Abner Johnson of Sheridan announce the engagement of their daughter, Hel en Jean Cacy, to Jack Parker Leonard, son of Mrs. Cleo Leonard of Canby. ' Miss Cacy is a graduate 0 J--S&--e's-'- 1 -, ' ? ; ' I Miss Delores Fisher, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher of Portland, whose betrothal to Don Edward Phil lips, son of Mr. and Mrs. William L Phillips of Salem, was recently announced at the Chi Omega house on the Wil lamette university campus. (Jesten-Miller). Extension Unit Demonstration The Hayesville home extension unit met in the Hogg Brothers' kitchen January 10 for a demon stration in "Meat in Meals" given by project leaders, Mrs. Walter Nystrom and Mr?. Vernon Grif fith, who presented charts and discussion on better buying and selecting of meats. Mrs. F. O. West, chairman, pre sided at the business meeting. Mrs. R. M. Kelley, county committee member, made an announcement that the committee is cooperating with the Marion county Wedding pictures must be In the hands of the society editor two weeks frtm date of the ceremony. We do not publish both engagement picture and wedding picture of any girl within six months. rf T aurtii7nnrf Aranpmv anri 15 employed in McMinnvllle. Mr. I in arranging for a series of lonarrl is a nhvsical education ! lectures on cancer control to be Liberty The Ladies Council or the Liberty Christian Church of Christ met on Thursday at the church. New officers elected for the coming year are: President, Mrs. Velma Reasor; vice president, Mrs. Mabel Austin; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Wilma Hammond. health i Committee chairmen are: Baptism, , couple student at Linfield college. The wedding will be held Feb. 3 at the Christian church in McMinnville. Mri. L. O. Arens will be hostess to board members of Women of Rotary at tier Rose street home Monday afternoon. given by Dr. James Haworth, who will speak January 16, at the Mayflower hall at 7:30 pjn. The interested public is invited. Mrs. Charles Moore; communion, Mrs. Fred Robertson; program, Mrs. Harry Staggs; decorating, Mrs. Wayne Sipe; social, Mrs. Eu gene Bloom; and benovelence, Mrs. Floyd Blackmore. The group made Younger Set Bidden to A Dance Patsr Snider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Snider, will be honored on her 16th birthday at a dancing party on Saturday night, January 20 when her parents en tertain at the VFW hall. The affair will be informal with dancing from 9 to 12 o'clock. Invitations have been sent to 120 of the nigh school contingent. Blue will be the color scheme used In the decor with a blue false ceil ing. Refreshments will be served later in the evening by the hosts. Receiving with Patsy will be the Misses Doris Helen Spaulding, Louisa Lamb, Judy Foreman, Clarice Waters. Claudia Waters and Marcia Maple of Bend, for merly of Salem. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Snider will be Dr. and Mrs Wlllard N. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Foreman, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Cleary, Nancy Snider and Karen Thomas. Fred Mehl Takes Bride in Portland SILVERTON Fred C. Mehl, son of Mrs. Norman E. Johnson, Portland, and Miss Pauline Betty Bemotis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Joseph Bemotis of Beaverton, were married Sunday, December 31, at 1 p.m. at Augustana Luth eran church in Portland. The Rev. Phillip Ellman officiated. The bride, given in marriage by Dr. Martin Sichei, wore a gown of ice blue satin and chantilly lace, ballerina length. Her Dutch bon net, also of ice blue trimmed in rhinestones and blue net. She carried a white Bible topped by a white, gold throated orchid. Mrs. Louis Wavra, Silverton, sister of the groom, was matron of honor. Anthony Bernotis, brother of the bride, was best man. Following the ceremony a small reception was held at the groom's mother's home before the young left for a wedding trip for. :a i 3 V J? L. Miss Joan Marie Kuhn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kuhn, whose en gagement to Leo Melvin "Wahl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wahl, has been an nounced. The bride - elect is employed at Miller's and her fiance at the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. Gesten-Miller photo). Many to Attend "As You Like It" Several Salem theatre goers will 10 Portland next week to attend the stage show, "As You Like It" starring Katherine Hepburn at the Mayfair theatre Attending the Wednesday mat inee will be Mrs. A. D. Woodman see, Mrs. Tom H. Dunham, Mrs William L. Lidbeck and Mrs. Da vid Bennett Hill. Dr. and Mrs Charles Campbell will attend the opening performance Tuesday night. Dr. and Mrs. William C. Crothers and Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins will be among those attending the play Wednes day night. Dancing Glub -Parties on Agenda On the dancing slate for the coming weekend ,are two affairs. Friday night the Tuxedo cluD will hold its second formal dinner dance of the season at the Amer ican Legion dub. Jimmy Whet more's orchestra from Portland will be here to play for dancing following the 8:30 dinner. The so cial hour precedes at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Al SBafer is in charge of decorations. The Bon Heur club dance is also Friday night and will be held at the Veteran's hall between 8 and 12 o'clock. Playing for dancing will be the Five Sharps orches tra. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Guenther are chairmen of the dance and assist ing on the directorate are Dr. and Mrs. Frank Voigt, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jenks, Mr. and Mrs. Den ver Young, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Willmarth, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DaMetz and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Elofson. The Monday Night Dancing club has changed its meeting night from Saturday and again will hold their formal dinner dances on Monday night. This month the af fair will be January 22 at the Am erican Legion club with dinner served at 7:30 o'clock. Robert G Brady is chairman of the commit tee in charge. To Visit Friend Arriving by plane in Salem to be the guest of Miss Marilyn Clare is Miss Valarie Orlick who is on leave from her position with the war de partment in the orient. The two young women were co-workers in Seoul in 1948 and later in Yoka hama. After a week visiting and seeing scenic spots in this area, Miss Orlick will go to her assign ment in San Francisco and Miss Clare will return to Japan. . In the afternoon the members i plans to serve Dreakiast to tne were conducted through the Valley state executive committee of the Packing company's plant, as part men's Ninety and Nine organiza of the unit's educational project. ' tion on January 20. along the Oregon and California coast. They will make their home in Portland, where he is employed at the First National bank. Mr. Mehl is a native of Silverton and was graduated from the Sil verton high school in 1941. He attended the University of Illinois and was later graduated from the University of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Lewis of Rickreall have returned home from a five-week motor trip which took them through eight states. Modern Drama class will be en- j They went the southern route, Auxiliary . Plans Sale Salem General hospital auxil iary members having rummage are asked to take it to the home of Mrs. Clarence Byrd, 298 North 14th street, corner of ChemeJceta street, in preparation for the an nual sale to be held February 23 and 24. Mrs. Byrd is chairman of the sale with Mrs. J. E. Law the co-chairman. Nuptials Read In Portland Dr. and Mrs. Harry A. Brown announce the marriage of their daughter, Besse Elizabeth Brown, to William M. Harris of Duluth. Minnesota. The marriage was solemized in the study of Rabbi Julius I. NodeL Temple Beth Israel hi Portland on Sunday, December 31. The bride is a graduate of the School of Biology of Reed college. Mr. Harris is a graduate of the School of Business Administration of the University of Minnesota. Mrs. George Harris, mother of the groom, resides in Forest Hills, New York. The young couple plan to make their home in Salem. r Guild to Hear Col. Allison The Westminster Guild of the First Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday, January 17, for a 1 o'clock dessert luncheon in the church social halL Tea chairman for the afternoon Is Mrs. Robert Stutzman. Mrs. William Bush will sing a group of solos and Mrs. Harold Rosebraugh will give the devotions. Mrs. Richard Springer, program chairman for the day, will present Col. Philip Allison, who will speak on the very timely subject, "The Blood Bank." There will be a nursery pro vided for children of members attending and visitors are cordially invited to attend. KiVm Otitrftl Wf.TU wfll eaeel Tuesday afternoon at the home oi Mrs. Mayme HilL 1724 Chemeke- ta street at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Addie Wilson, vice-president, will give the devotions. Missionary letters will be read and several reports given concerning different de partments of the work. This will be followed by open discussion.. tertained at a one o'clock lunch eon on Tuesday afternoon at the Center street home of Mrs. J. E. Law. Mrs. Chester A. Downs is in charge of the program. attended the University of Oregon and was graduated from St. Vin- The bride cent's school of nursing. along the gulf coast, returning by way of California. Included on their itinerary were Death Valley, Carlsbad Caverns and Brice Can yon. They visited Mr. Lewis' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dietrich' in Redlands, California. Mrs. Lewis is the for mer Mrs. Howard Goodfellow of the Lincoln district. Tta Enl&nsicstic Ann Sheridan Newt IUd look lovelier whOa yoe are deiag it I Wbea yon take Ayd4 Mora Mtk, m tweted, yoa eaa, eat what yoa want , . 4 all yea wast. Ayda eootaiaa bo harmful drnga. It calk foe Mtmoesdkt..j bo massage . . . a Hazel Green Miss Rosalie Wacken. who is to be married to Larry Baer Saturday evening, was guest of honor at shower given by Mrs. Z. A. Gregg and daughter, Mrs. Elmer Barnes, Sunday after noon. Present were Mesdames Herman Wacken, T. R. Wacken, Lester Clin, John Willet, A. M. 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