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12 The. Statesman. Salem, Oregon. Sunday. May 6. 1951
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Choruses to
Give Concert
In Afternoon
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Several events involving large
groups of musicians are being
planed in celebration of National
Music week which begins today.
These programs are being spon
sored by the Salem district, Ore
gon Music Teachers association. ,
The opening event is the Salem
Church Choirs music iestival at
Salem high school auditorium in
which eieht choirs will participate.
Robert B. Walls of Oregon State
college will be guest director and
conduct the combined choirs' in a
final group.
The following program will be
gin at 3 o'clock and will be free
and open to the 'public. A silver
' efferinc will be taken to defray
expenses.
Or ran Prelude Selected
Jeysica Kin.ey
Holy. Holy. Holy . .. Arr. Dykes
Calvary Baptist choir
E. D. LinriHir director
King of love My Shenherd Ir Shelley
Court Street Christian choir
Phil McHarkness, director
Coronation Arr. Perionet
Assembly of God choir
Dick Louthan. director
Built on Rock . Grumvig
First Baotist choir
The Rev Thornton Ja'sma. director -Almifh'v
God of Our Fathers .... James
Christ Lutheran choir
Hazel Brochoff. director
Holy, Radiant Lipht Gretchaninoff
First Preshvterian choir
Charle? A. Stowell, director
Own Our Eyes .. McFarland
Beautiful Savior .. Traditional
Steal Away ... Spiritual
St Mark Lutheran choir and
Male chorus
Victor Palmason, director
I Waited for the Lord .. Mendelssohn
Wi'h a Voice of Sinein Shaw
First Methodist choir and soloists
Howard F. Miller, director
O Facted Head Christiansen
Send' Out Thy Spirit Schuetky
Chorale (Ninth Svmphonv) Beethoven
Rolrt B. Walls, director
-Come Thou Almiehty
Kin? De Giardini
Choruses and audience
A string quintet will play a con
cert of chamber music at Waller
hall at 8:15 tonight. The group in
cludes musicians from Willamette
university college of music, Willis
Gates and Betty Kuhlman, violin
ists, Victor Palmason and Doris
McCain, violists, Bernard Sokolow,
violin-cellist. They will play from
the works of Mozart and Bee
thoven. The Willamette-Salem orchestra
'and the university a cappella
choir will present a concert Tues
day, May 8, in the Willamette
gymnasium, at 8:15. This will
mark the second public appear
ance of the orchestra which was
organized last spring under the di
rection of Dr. Willis Gates, asso
ciate professor of music at Wil
lamette. Eighty-four voices constitute the
a cappella choir directed by Dean
Melvin Geist, which will appear.
On Wednesday night at 8:15 a
Marion county high school Choir
Festival is scheduled for Salem
high school. Salem Academy, un
der Willis Reimer; Woodburn high
under Frank McDonnell; Silverton
under. Justin Dyrud and Salem
high under Howard F. Miller, will
sing. A massed chorus of all the
schools, accompanied by the Salem
high school orchestra, will be di
rected by Robert Walls of Oregon
State college in k-the finale. For
the latter numbers, Josephine Al
bert Spaulding and Corydon Blod
gett will be soloists. A silver of
fering will be taken.
On Thursday night the Salem
branch, Oregon Music Teachers
association will sponsor a program
by Robert Hord, assistant professor
of music at University of Oregon,
In Waller hall at 8:15 o'clock.
Mr. Hord is known as a concert
pianist of brilliance and artistry.
The public is invited to attend.
:' Wedding pictures must be
In the hands of the society
editor; two weeks from date of
the ceremony. We do not pub
lish iboth engagement picture
and ? wedding picture of any
girl within six months.
Ramona Club at j
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Silverton Ramona club. Order
of the Eastern Star members were
guests) Tuesday night of Mrs. Lloyd
I arseri for a 7-30 dessert. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Clark. Bach
man. Mrs. George Towe and Mrs.
Harrison Fischer. Vari-colored
ulipsf and lilacs decorated the
rooms; Snd the dessert ttble.
During the social hour Mrs.
George Hubbs. president, was hon-
iored with a gift shower. A May
basket i shower was arranged for
Mrs. George f arr, a long time
member who is now confined to
the Silverton nursing home. Birth
days of Mrs. Harry Riches and
Mrs. E. A. Finlay were honored
with a; gift.
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Monday night the Salem alum
nae chapter of Alpha Xi Delta will
conduct its regular monthly meet
ing at i 8 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Kenneth A. Gallagher, 1030
E. Letelle. Mrs. Andrew Halver
son will, serve as co-hostess. The
speakfey cf the evening will be
Dr. Horace Miller, psychiatrist
with the Child Guidance clinic of
the Marion County Board of
Health; Program chairman for the
evening will be Mrs. William Galloway,,-
who will introduce the
speaker.
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Auburn Mrs. Donald Town
send was hostess at her Monroe
rave, home Wednesday afternoon.
Her guests were Mrs. Leland
Smith. Mrs. C. R. Balland Linda:
Mrs. G. A. Fetters, Sanda and
Jackie; Mrs. Virgil Birtell and
Joan; Mrs. John Ankey, Nancy and"
Kathy; Mrs. . William Rahfz, Mrs.
Dennis Howartz and Linda; Mrs.
Charles Barney and Ann; Mrs.
Wilfred Wilier and children, Mrs.
Stuart Johns.
Lyons Mrs. Jim Phelps, Mrs.
Jack Duggan, Mrs. Norman John
son and Mrs. Alex Bodeker were
hostesses for a shower honoring
Mrs. Donald Huber at the com-,
munity club Monday evening. Re
freshments were served to Mrs.
Huber; Mrs. Eldon Mulkey, Mrs.
Maurice Mulkey and Mrs. Parrish
of Silverton, Mrs. Francis Bodeker
of Mill City, and Mesdames Floyd
B a s se 1 1, Albert Bass, Phillip
PietrOk, George Huffman, Chester
Roy, Merrill Brassfield, Herman
Free, Lloyd Free, Earl Allen, Clyde
Bressler, Jim Hollingshead, Ivan
Smith, Albert Carr, George Berry,
Thomas Putman, Earl Thayer,
Percy ! Hiatt. Willard Hartenll,
Mrs. Alice Huber, Miss Deanne
Thompson, Miss Vivian Boyce, all
of Lyons.
Lyons The regular meeting of
Faith Rebekah lodge was held
Wednesday evening. Mildred Carr,
noble grand, and Zona Sischo, vice
grand, presided. Plans were dis
cussed for the bazaar which will
be held at the hall Friday evening,
May 11. Birthday night was ob
served for the months of March,
April and May and honored were
Ethel Huffman, Rosa Berry, Carrie
Naue,? Frances McCarley, Mabel
Bass. Hazel Shields, Laura Neal
and Maxine Berry. The social com
mittee was Lois Myers, Blanche
Wagner and Hazel Shields.
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Wiliamina Mrs. S. II. Bare
was hostess to the Fendall Exten
sion unit at her home. .Mrs. James
Smith gave an interesting talk! on
South: America. Mrs. Frank Mat
ocha was auctioneer for a white
elephant sale which netted $20. 1
Circle' Meetings:'
Are Slated
The Circles of the Women' So
ciety of Christian Service of the
First Methodist church will hold
their May meetings on Wednes
day, May 9 as follows:
Circle lj, hostess, Mrs. A. J. Tro
jan, 1055 1 Highland avenue, Mrs.
Waldo Marsters assisting;.
Circle 2, hostess, Mrs. B. F.
Williams, I Fellowship room, 1 Mrs.
Bertha Compton'and Mrs. jMilo
Taylor assisting; j
Circle 3, hostess, Mrs. A. A. Lee,
1515 State street, Mrs. Pearl Black
erby, Mrs. Irene Clingman and
Mrs. Myrtle Bechtel assisting;
Circle 4, hostess, Mrs. Ronald
Glover. 1720 South Winter street,
Mrs. Ralph Mercer, Mrs.i, L. S.
Covert arid Mrs. Frank James as
isting; I
Circle 5. hostess, Mrs. Howard
Gardner, I Carrier Room, Mrs. J.
E. Torbeti assisting;
Circle f 6, hostess, Mrs. E. J.
Church, route 2, box 12-C, Turner,
Mrs. Byron B. Herrick and Mrs.
William K. Stolk assisting.
Circle "7, hostesses, Mrs. Rob
ert Anderson and Mrs. Jason Lee,
at 1500 South Liberty street, 8 p.m.
Liberty Mrs. Anne DeZort
and Mrs. Emily Gill honored their
sister Mrs. Jesse Rose, (Rose Marie
Konopa ) I of Los Angeles, at a
shower at the home of their par
ents, Mr. jandMrs. Thomas Konopa
on Rt. 3, Thursday.
Guests Ewere Mrs. Carl Bell, Mrs.
Wilbert Kurth, Mrs. Bud Douglas,
Mrs. Louis Kurth, Mrs. Thomas
Konopa, Mrs. Opal Rose, Mrs. Dick
Irwin, Mts, Anne DeZort, Joanne
and Bradley, and Mrs. Emily Gill.
Mr. arid Mrs. Carl Bell were
hostess at a dinner party on Sun
day at their home on Rt. 3 to Mr.
and Mrs Roy Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Bell and Linda Lee, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Taylor of Medford, Carl
Bell jr.,J Roy Baldwin, Ronnie,
Terry arid Arlie Bell jr.
The Gamma. Phi Bets alananae
will be entertained at' 'a ' buffet
dinner 4 Monday night at 6:30
o'clock at the country home of the
new president, Mrs. Robert Burns,
route 5 box 500. Assisting host
esses are Mrs. Jack Stewart, Mrs.
Frank Angle and Mrs. C. C. Hig
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Membership Pins
Are Presented !
, Silverton Two of the older
members of Trinity Ladies Aid so
ciety were honored Wednesday
when they were presented with life
membership pins in the Women's
Missionary Federation. Mrs.1 Ole
Hatteberg has been' a member of
the socitey since shortly after it
was organized more than 50"'years
ago. Mrs. Ormbreck has been a
member since 1920. ;
The presentation was made dur
ing a playlet with Mrs. Dan Rivi
ness as reader. Also a feature of
the Wednesday meeting was a re
port of the annual WMF conven
tioi. held Tuesday at Central I uft
eran church at Portland. Forty
five Silverton women attended the
affair. !
Sweet Home Sweet Home Busi
ness and Professional Women held
their annual election of officers at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. f Max
Landan Tuesday 'evening. Wanda
Malone was elected president,
MaryHelen Surry, first vice presi
dent; Shirley Mack, second1 vice
president; Olga Knudsen, record
ing secretary; Lenore Faus, corre
sponding : secretary; Marie Smith,
treasurer.! The newly elected: offi
cers will! assume their duties on
June 19. !
At Tuesday's meeting delegates
were appointed to attend the; state
convention to be held at Roseburg,
May 18-19 and 20. They are Mar
cella Middleton, Olga Knudsen.
Wanda Malone, Gurtrude Cook and
present president Ruth Montgom
ery. Alternates are Norma Banke,
Nelia Haven. Shirley Mack and
Mary Helen Surry. 1
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Summer Activities
For Teen-Age Girls
Miss Norma Wallace, teen-age
director of the YWCA, announces
a program of summer activities
for 6th through 9th grade girls.
Meetings will be held from June 6
through June 22 on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays from lu
a jn. to 3 pjn.
Among the many interesting ac
tivities will be textile painting,
diamatics, tours, cookouts. camp
and tin can cookery; games and
hikes. v '
The fee will be $1.00 per girl
plus membership in the YW. Regis
trations are limited to 20 girls and
must be in the office of the YWCA
by May 25.
The YWCA will sponsor a work
platoon for girls wishing to pick
strawberries and beans. An adult
will be in charge of the group.
Registrations must be in the office
of the YWCA by May 11.
The home of Mrs. Edward Roth
on North 21st street will be the
scene of the Pi Beta Phi alumnae
meeting Thursday night at 7:30
o'clock. Assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. Kenneth Potts, Mrs. Lee
Bown, Mrs. Robert Dow, Mrs.
David Bartruff and Dr. Margaret
Dowell. New officers will take
over during trje meeting. Mrs.
Cornelius Bateson is the new pres
ident and Mrs. Charles Huggins
the outgoing president.
Turner Jean Holt observed
her 10th birthday Thursday after
noon at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holt Guests
were Emmajean Ashcraft, Gary
Keene, Gene Poitras, Marlene
Schollian, Leona and Judy Nelson,
Rose and Carol Long.
The Wednesday afternoon litera
ture group5 of 'AXUW wWmeet on
May 9 at 1:15 for the annual guest
day at the home of Mrs. George
Rossman on North Capitol street.
Mrs. Charles Ratcliff will be the
guest speaker. Mrs. Arthur Jones
is the assisting hostess. -
Slides on Iris Shown
The Four Corners Woman's club
opened Its May meeting on Thurs
day evening in the Community
hall with a half hour of slides of
Iris in technicolor presented by
Rholin Cooley of Silverton.
An arrangement . display of
spring flowers by the members
resulted in some unusual combi
nations. Mrs. Jess Mcllnay had a
choice display of African violets.
A plant auction concluded the
show with the proceeds added to
the club funds. A guest was Mrs.
Forest Edwards. Hostesses for the
evening were Mrs. Harold Snook,
Mrs. Oliver Rickman, Mrs. Frank
I.ahr, Mrs. Ernest Walker and
Mrs-. E. A. Snook;
Four Corners Mrs. Ernest
Walker will spend Mother's week
end at Oregon State college as the
guest ; of her daughter, Verlaine
Walker, who Is to be graduated
this year with a bachelor of sci
ence in home economics educa
tion. ; -i ;.
Liberty Mrs. Roland Seeger
and Mrs. Harry Knepper gave
their mother. Mrs. A. B. Browning,
3 birthday dinner party at Mrs.
Sceger's home on Wednesday.
Present were: Mrs. Fred Browning,
Mrs. A. B. Browning, Mrs. John
Graber, Mrs. Harry Knepper and
Sharon and Mrs. Roland Seeger.
Church Women
Plan Events
Silverton Local church wom
en report a busy week ahead with
a number of events scheduled. At
Immanuel Lutheran church Zion
circle meets at 1 p.m. at the par-
sonage . with Mrs. A. W. Nelson
and Mrs. Harry Renback as hos
tesses. Bethany circle meets Wed
nesday at 2 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Albert Overlund with Mrs.
E. Walen as - co-hostess. Mizpah
circle also meets Thursday at 8
at the parsonage with Mrs. Ken
neth Henjum and Mrs. R. C. Jor
genson assisting Mrs. Nelson as
hostess. The Lutheran Chiildren of
Reformation are planning a Moth
er's Day tea - Saturday, May 12,
from 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. R. J.VanCleave. The
tea will honor the women of the
Women's Missionary Federation.
Trinity. Dorcas society will meet
Friday, May 11. at the home of
Mrs. William Bloch with Mrs. Mar
lin Voiding and Miss Iona Dallam
as co-hostesses.
Naomi circle of Calvary Luth
eran meets Tuesday at the home
xf Mrs. Orville Olson at 7:30 pjn.,
and Calvary Ladies Aid meets
Wednesday at the church, 2 p.m.
with Mrs. Andrew Moore as hos
tess. '
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Silverton Invitations are In the
mail for the marriage of Miss Vir
ginia Lucile Anderson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bernard Ander
son 'of Silverton, to Frederick Ed
ward Hughes, Portland. The wed
ding will be held Sunday after
noon. May 20, at 4 o'clock at the
Rose Bowl of Hotel Multnomah in
Portland. r
Mr. and Mrs. John Graham. ?.Ir.
and Mr. Ed" Dambat, Miss Ethel
Lewis and Glenn Burright attend
ed the Shrine club dance in Cor
vallis Saturday. They also were
guests at a p re-dance party at the'
William Raw home. .
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