The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 21, 1951, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt I f SOCI ETY - CLUBS MUSIC A round Town .. By Jeryme EniUsh TRAVEL TALK . . . There will be a reunion in Fargo, North Dakota, this week for the Daniel J. Mc Lellan family . . . Their daughter, Sally, who has been in Germany with the army special services for the past two years, docked in New York Friday V . . she plans to spend the summer months in Salem with her parents . . . The senior McLellans are leaving by car this morning for Fargo to meet their daughter and visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McLellan, jr., who now reside in Fargo, where he is an irrigation specialist at North Da kota State College . . . Sally will visit a few days in New York and Washington, D. C, and plans to arrive in Fargo on Saturday to join her family . . . Mr, and Mrs. McLellan and Sally will return to the west together, planning to ar rive in Salem on June 4 . . . Entraining . . . for Columbia, Missouri, on Tuesday will be Mrs. Ralph Hamilton, who will attend the graduation of her - daughter. Sharon, from Ste phens College on May 29 . . The two will leave immediately after the 8:30 a.m. exercises to return west . . . arriving in time for the graduation of the Ham ilton' other daughter. Norma, from Salem high school on June 4 . . . Both girls plan to attend the University of Oregon in the fall . . . Flying east ... on Monday will be Mr. and Mrs. Ted need . . . they will take delivery on a new car . In Lansing, Michigan, and then enjoy a leisurely drive across country Enroute they will stop at the Broadmoor hotel in Colo rado Springs for a two day so journ ... Returning- . . . east by plane on Tuesday will be Mrs. John Arthur Miller and son, Tommy, who have been in the capital the past month from their home in Columbus, Ohio, visiting with Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Moxley ... This weekend she is in Eugene visiting with friends . . . The travelers will meet Mr. Miller in Detroit, Mich., where he has been attending school, and from there will drive to their home in Columbus ... South bound . . . Sally Barr and Joan Voigt left by car Sunday morning for a ten day stay in San Francisco and Carmel ... Expected home ... on Friday will be Mrs. Haxel Downing Goodman, who is returning; from . a six months world tour ... She - left here in December for New "York and returned to the east ern city several, weeks ago ... She has been v i a it I n g with friends and enjoying tours of Long Island and taking in many of the stage shows ... Mrs. Goodman was delighted with England and remained two weeks longer In London, returning- to the states on the Queen Elizabeth . . . Other highlights of her trip were Paris, Rome and the Holy Land . . . While Mrs. Goodman has been away her North Church street home lias been occupied by Mrs. Ray mond Walsh ... A WEDDING ... of interest to the bride's many Salem friends is the announcement being made today by Mrs. A. F. Marcus of the marriage of her daughter, Mrs. Mabel E. Cooley, to Robert W. Prentiss of Portland, which was quietly solemnized on Saturday, May 19 . . . After a short trip along the Oregon coast the couple will be at home in Salem at 2270 Center street ... The last meeting- until fall was held by the Auburn Mothers club at the school house Thursday night. New officers elected were: presi dent, Mrs. Dale Olson; vice pres ident. Mrs. Cornelius Feskens, and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd Maas. Speaker was Dr. A Weston Niemela, special education direc tor for the Salem schools. r ' a v y v c v - f 1 t , lJ& i r mr : Mrj cmd Mrs. Henry Ahrens (Esther Sheridan) vho were married on May 16 at St. Mark Evangelical Lutheran church by the Rev. Mark A. Getzendaner. A reception fol lowed 0t the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gardner. Attending the couple were Mrs. Richard P. Beyer and Eddie Ahrens. The; couple will live in Turner. Bonf Heur Has New Officers Members of the Bon Heur club elected ; Ed Harrison as the new president 'at the Friday night dance. Fred Humphrey was elect ed vice 'president; Kenneth Hamil ton secretary-'reasurer, and Mrs. Neil Brown publicity. Guests at the dance were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Seamstrer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Halvorson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobseh, Drj and Mrs. Estill Brunk, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ander son, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Gregg. 4 a 1- i Mrs. Harris Lieta will entertain at luncheon today a -her South Liberty, street home for board members of Women of Rotary. Plans vUl be made for the group's final luncheon meeting of the sea son on jMay 28. ? I i Auburn Mrs. Verne L. Ost rander,; Mrs. Alma Hatfield, Mrs. Pauline Richard and Mrs. Stuart Johns were noon luncheon guests at the Boyd Bennett home at Al bany on Wednesday. On; Etiquette I By Roberta Leo Q. Would it be all right for a girl to send a young man a birth day card, I e v e n though he has never lent her a card or given her a gilt? A. Yes; i there is nothing at all wrong with this. This is merely a thoughtful gesture, and the young man would be presumptuous to think it anything else. Q. Isn't t the duty of the bride groom to I buy his own wedding ring?: I 1 ! I A. No. He should, of course, buy the wedding ring for his bride, but shk should buy the bride groom'! ring. I Q. If a hostess is giving a cock tail party,! and has no husband or maid, how should she serve her drinks? j - , A. She may ask some male guest, who is experienced, to help make the cocktails. 1 I I VWAWVAWVlWWVft-AVAWAV.V.V.,Ay."M if ! i .. ' . Your Assurance It is generally recognized thai the ; long-established rituals and the appropriate ceremonials of funeral service should be under the guidance of thoroughly qualified organization chosen in advance, j You should base your decision on three major points: , . . . ! i j i : 1. U tk Hmiin of aifk t4ia , i im ywtt ommmmityt ' , j ; 2. Hn hm a opUt ottabtitaoiwat iMldia aoaipcttaC, fu.Uy-traiMa 4 xpri4 pwpt im all 4prtBts m4 aa b mil arT iipmfmlt S. Ara all fcaaral arioM pmlmif airkd? ; Choose a National Selected Mortician and you may be sure of personnel and service which meet the above conditions, i Clough-Barrick VaMaasaW JUaMssf Jaf1 Fhona 0-S1C3 1'u:;iiial cznvicE EtUbxlad 1C73 Church d Ferry Cts ! ISateafj Tjappetl for Honoraries Two Oregon State college stu dents from Salem have been tap ped for membership in campus honor societies. Sigma Tau, en gineering honorary, pledged Rich ard James Cavanaugh, senior in engineering and son of Mr. and Mrs. James Cavanaugh, route 8. JCi Sigma Pi, national forestry honor fraternity, initiated Henry Aj Froehlich, junior in forestry and son of Mr. and Mrs. William Froe hlich, 765 North 15th. Brooks Mrs. Elmer Hahn will be hostess and Mrs. Ambrose Jones co-hostess for the Brook Garden club at the Hahn home Thursday, May 24. Mrs. Henry Rasmussen will speak on iris culture and vari eties. -Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tischler of Gresham were guests of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank jTischler, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loomis and baby, of Portland, Mr. iand Mrs. Norton Wood, Jimmy and Stephen, were recent dinner guests at the Virgil Loomis home. S L ' ! Tour Corners Mr. and Mrs. I.J H. White had as their house guests over the week end Mrs. L. P. White and daughters Sharon and Charlene. The husband and father is; L. P. White and is stationed at the U.S. .Naval hospital In Yoko suka, Japan. 3 s s Vhal' that wonderful teent? It's Dorothy Grayj Hot Weather j Cologne Bcc S2 torn X iu S. kottU Summer Song. Natural Sweet Spire, Jasnun Booruet. Tfhile Lilac! At this prico ou can afford two or threej or heme, office, week eads. Fotvcast; fair mud eooler...tdA Dorothy Gray Jiimho Stick; Cologne j 4 fragrancea: GoUea Orehidj Sammer Song, Sweet Spico b4 WhiteLUae...ui jumbo sue, aye-catching packages. CAPITAL DRUG STORE Stita at LlSerty FqrewellMPqrtYi Fetes 'Matrons' Mrs. Andrew Berglund and Mrs. Conley Ward were honored at a party Friday night when Mrs. Jo seph W. Chambers and Mrs. Era mett Forsythe entertained at he former's Fairmount Hill home. The affair was an au revoir party as the honor guests are soon leaving Salem to make their homes else where. A dessert supper was serv ed and spring flowers used in dec orating. - . ;i Bidden by the hostesses to fee Mrs.. Berglund and Mrs. Ward were Mrs. Lyle Rea, Mrs. Albert Wickert, Mrs. Marie Wood, Mrs. Lyle Suitter, Mrs. Clay Egleston, Mrs. Bea Obery, Mrs. Keith Olson, Mrs. Charles Stingby, Miss Unam ae Stoyka and Miss Esther Long Shower Given For Bride-Elect A bridal shower was given on Friday night at the home of Miss Florence Steward, for Miss Donna Holman who will marry Eugene Hough on June 10. It was a mis cellaneous shower. Present were: Mrs. N. O. Hol man, Miss Lorelei Holman, Mrs. Ralph Wilcox, Judy Wilcox, Miss Evelyn Hough, Miss Lillian Weath ers, Miss Janet Hunt, Mrs. Olaf Talofson Mrs. Marie Goplerude, Mrs. Paul Almquist, Mrs. T. Sel mer Ness, Mrs. Roy Hill, Mrs. Ken neth Hough, Mrs. Everett Cordon, Mrs. Ed Bristol, Miss Evelyn Benz, Miss Rita O'Brian, Miss Violet Moore", Miss Dorothy Warren, Miss Edna Jones, Miss Vivian Reuter, Miss Jean Wilson, Miss Rosemary Taylor, Miss Iris Canski, Miss Mar ian Kernen, Mrs. Nick Le Rude, Miss Phyllis Le Rude, Mrs. Walter Rutherford and Mrs. E. L. Stew ard. Mrs. Schmidt to Present Pupils Lois Plummer Schmidt will pre sent her pano pupils in recital tonight at 7:45 o'clock in the Car rier room of the First Methodist church. Students appearing on the program are Judy McClellan, Eu genia Margosian, Linda McClaugh ry, Linda Bates, Allen Bates, Nan cy Bates, Joanne Cooley, Sharon Kinton, Sherill Br'nkley and Janet Lundy. - j Others appearing on the program are: Gloria, Kathleen and Rodney Schmidt, piano pupils of Margaret Hoog; Rodney Schmidt, violin stu dent of Victor Palmason; Linda Lee Miklia and Judy Mansfield, piano pupils of Mrs. David Bates. Assisting with a group of vocal numbers will be Miss .Shirley Bos ell, soprano, student of John. Schmidt, jr. Hubbard Luncheon featuring 'sweet rolls' was served to the members of the Hubbard Exten sion unit at their final meeting of this year, by project leaders, Mrs. Frank Anderson and Mrs. Pete Hunt, assisted by Mrs. Rich ard Pence. New officers were installed by Mrs. Edward Schoor, assisted ' by Mrs. Anderson, retiring president. Mrs. E. T. Rose was installed as chairman, Mrs. Floyd Dominick, vice president; Mrs. J. J. Van Lieu, secretary, and Mrs. Fobert j as treasurer. i , s. V, w 'tv . - m i Mrs. Marguerite E. Kirk left past president of the Sa lem chapter of National Association of Insurance Women, is pictured being presented the national charter by Mrs. Eva Brower, Portland, regional director, at the chapter's installation banquet Thursday night CLUB CALENDAR t MONDAY Salem Daughter ef the Nile sew ing, luncheon at noon for the queen. Jaycee-ettes with Mrs. Jason Le. 1500 South Liberty street. 8 p.m. j TUESDAY . Social meeting. American Legion auxiliary 136. Salem Woman's club house. S p.m. Woman s Catholic Order of Forester. Salem Woman's clubhouse. S p.m. Chapter BC of PEO. with Mrs. Wayne Gordon. 1075 Columbia street. I'M p.m. Chadwick chapter. OES. social club. Masonic Temple. 1:13 dessert. WEDNESDAY Women's Association of First Pres byterian church. 12:15 luncheon , at church, meeting at 1:13 p.m. 1 Dakota club meet at aaiem mo man's club. 6:30 p.m. i Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae. S p.m. with Mrs. Ray W. Pinson. 573 Marion street. Jason Lee circles meet for dessert luncheons, 1 :13 p.m. - - THURSDAY Sojourners 1 p.m. salad lunch. Wo man's clubhouse. ! Chapter CB of PEO. with Mrs. Irene Adam. Dallas. 7:30 pjn. ! Social afternoon ciub. Alnsworth chapter. UD, OES. with Mrs. E. B. Gabriel 1390 Franklin street, 1 o'clock, dessert luncheon. I Past Presidents of Capital Unit. American Legion auxiliary meet for dessert supper with Mrs. William Nothelfer. 1910 Saginaw, 7 JO. j i FRIDAY City Panhellenic meet at PI Beta Phi house. 1445 State street. 2 p.m. Salem Woman's club installation. 1:30 p.m.. board meeting. 1 pjn. 1 Hubbard A convention report given by Mrs. L. M. Scholl high lighted the Tuesday meeting I of Arion Temple Pythian Sisters. The report showed that about 40 mem bers attended the convention in Oregon City, Saturday, May 12. The Temple news scrap book won first prize, the gypsy drill per formed by the staff won first; in WANTED! Bring Ono In Today for your FREE copy of the Hamilton 0- Homemaker'$ Manual I Com In Today for your free copy of this useful book. It's packed with time-saving bints on modern home making and up-to-the-minute ideas on mod ernizing your home. Price: 1 clothespin $249.50 wry. sMktf sweet! Dries Dries ckssswa ksstoee I fads laaatfry latftaa" J DAY SUM-SV f t . IHXOW AWAY TKX BADGE OF A OKUOCf ... Trarfa la Tastoy ft Tah I IIIIIEDIIiTE DELI7EI17 c KiLirrrn tzuzrs uiirr: lmxiza t s:xz m J GALC.V3 0nSSC:3 CITY 115 So. ComX nuwia the amusement division. Mrs. Mary Smith of Neakahnie Temple was a guest. Refreshments were served by Mrs. B. H. Miller, Mrs. William Lord and Mrs. Mar vin Barrett. Swetie Mrs. Alfred Fanli was hostess Thursday afternoon for the May meeting of the new womans club organized in the community. The permanent name chosen for the club is "Swegle Neighbors' club. i Sheridan Donald Graves, aaa of Mr. and Mrs. Max Graves, who is . stationed at the Coast Guard base in Seattle visited with his .parents this week. Thm Statesman, Seism, Oregon, Monday, llay 21, 1S5I 3 Stay ton to Graduate 36 Wednesday - Ststessaast News ferric STAYTON ; Stayton grade school will graduate 36 in com mencement exercises Wednesday, May 23, at 8 pjn. in the grade school auditorium. Prof. Charles Noxon of Oregon College of Education at Monmouth, will be the speaker. The Rev. P. C. Walcher, pastor of the Assembly of God, will give the invocation and benediction. Pearl Fink will be valedictorian, and . Jacqueline Kinsman, saluta torian. Diplomas will be given out by Ward A. Inglis, chairman of the school board. Miss Delorah Mallet, fifth grade teacher, will sng a song. .Class history will be-given by Nancy Frye and the class will by Jane Cox. Janet Bellin will give the class prophecy while class hab its will be told by Bruce Philippi. Jim .Richmond will list class sportsmanship. . Graduates are: Gerald Bellin, Janet Bellin, Ray Burns, Eugene Champ, Almetta Coffman. Chris teen c0l v in, Jane Cox, Freeman Davis ' Pearl Fink, Dorothy Lee Frank, Nancy Frye, Darrell GchL Wilda Gray, BarUett Cray, Joyce HalL Burl Holm, Murl 1 Holm, Claudia Hinrichs, Alice Johnson, Jacqueline Kinsman. Terry KolL, Violet Lang. BeUy Lew in. Larry Limbeck, Thomas Martin. Bertha Miller. Shirley Mitchell. Bruce Philippi, Jim Richmond. Ray Richmond, Arnold Valentine. Clau- dine Whisenhunt, John Whisen huit, Lois White. Mack Williams and Shirley Wodtly. Martha Washingtons grand daughter, Mary, married Robert E. Lee in 1831. . ELASTIC fSTOCICIuGS Practioally taTlsihl uadt regular hose. Autbantic lasManing. 2-ver stretch. 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