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By Jeryme English
VISITORS, TRAVELERS ... of
Interest .. . Montague Lord has ar
rived in thm capital from the Phil
ippines to spend the summer with
bis sister, Miss Elizabeth Lord . . .
He makes his home in Baguio,
which is situated in the mountains
near Manilla . . Mr. Lord made
. his trip by plane ... after ar
riving in San Francisco he went
directly to Tampa, Florida, to vis
It with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lord
for a fortnight ... He came west
by way of Washington, D. C-, Bal
timore, New. York and the north
ern route . ." . Miss Lord and her
brother will divide their time be
tween Salem and her summer
home at Seal Rocks . .'. several
trips around Oregon are also plan
ned during his stay here
Alaska bound . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn MeCormlck and daughter
Glenda Lao, are leaving this
morning an the Journal's Alas
kan craise . . . They will g by
train from Portland to Vancou
ver, ."5. C. where they will board
the SS Prince George tonight
... The vacationists will be away
a fortnight . . . -
Weekend sojourn ... Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Kirk " and daughter,
Janet, will spend the weekend at
their summer place at Devils Lake
. . . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burke and
sons are at their beach home at
Noskowin this weekend "...
In Bend . . . today will be JDean
and Mrs. Melvin H. Geist, who
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Maple and daughter, Marcia, for
mer Salem residents . . . .
NEW ARRIVALS . . .'A little
boy, Rene Albert, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Gale Besse (Mary Mc
Kay) on Friday morning -at the
: Salem Memorial hospital . . . The
lad tipped . the scales at seven
pounds, six ounces . . . The proud
grandparents are Mrs: Stanley Mc
Kay . of. Salem and Mr. and Mrs.
Rene Besse of Montreal, who for
- merly made their home in the
capital ...
From Portland . . . comes news
f the birth of third daugh
ter, Nancy, to Mr. and Mrs. Al
MeCready (Constance Ave rill)
a May 21, at the Emanuel hos-
pttal ... The maternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed
gar Averill of Portland . . . The
MeCreadys have many Salem
friends as bo was hero during
the current legislature aa poli
tical writer for the Oregonian ; . .
A son ... William Mclnlsh, was
born to lieutenant Colonel and
' Mrs. Robert C. Hunter, formerly of
Salem, in Heidelberg, Germany . . .
He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
D. H. Mclnish of Do than, Ala
bama, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
W. - Hunter of Gleneden Beach,
Oregon ... He has a brother, Rob
ert Charles, jr. ; ... Colonel Hunter
is assigned to the judge advocate's
division at U. S. Armed Forces
European Command headquarters
in Heidelberg, where the Hunter
V family is residing ... "
Newcomers . . . being greeted in
the capital are Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Haddon and daughters, Janice
and Judy, who have been making
their homo in . Tacoma, where he
was engaged in the painting and
interior decorating business . . .
- The Haddons have purchased a
new home in the Keizer district,
. 6555 Ridge Drive ... Mrs. Had
don'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. O.
Demos,-also make their, home.. in
Salem . . . y
Turner' Recital
To Be. Tonight
The annual observance of the
Iva F. Turner Memorial will be a
recital by music students tonight
at 7 o'clock at music hall on Will
amette university campus. Awards
- from the Salem Music Teachers as
sociation, Salem Business and Pro
fessional Women's club and the
Iva F. Turner fund will be made.
Stacey Green of the University
of Oregon, Mildred Waldron of the
school of music, Multnomah Col
lege, and Mrs. Henri Arcand, Port
land pianist, will be adjudicators.
A small admission charge will be
made for visitors.
Those playing are Sandra Nor
dyke, Judy Atwood, Richard Da
vies, Toni DeSart, Kay Ruberg,
Stuard Goldblatt, Suzanne DeAr
znond, r Ethel Blanch ard, Joyce
Stettler, Lynne Higgenbotham, Da
:, vid Merchant, Lolita Morris - and
Sharon , Tedrick. Miss Margaret
Hogg is chairman. , ;: i '?.,
ML Angel Mrs. Louis A. Le-
Doux was hostess at bridge at her
home Tuesday night for the mem
bers of her club and a group of ad
ditional .guests. Guests included
Mrs. J. A. Kaiser, Mrs. J. J. Pen-
ner, Mrs. John T. Bauman, Mrs.
Clement Butsch, Miss Anne Erwert,
Miss Elizabeth Heber : and Mrs.
Rose Wachter.- ..,
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Will Ro-Opcn
July 2 1951'
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Miss Jodelle
ParkM Tells
Betrothal I
! A surprise to the couple's many
friends is the announcement of the
engagement of Miss Jodelle Parker
to William L. Craycroft, which was
revealed at' a party Friday night
at the home 2 of the bride-elect's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L.
Parker. No date has been set lor
the wedding. ? J j .
i Miss Parker is a graduate 'of
Salem high school and is a junior
on the Willamette university cam
pus, majoring in music education.
She is a member of Mu Phi Epsi
lon, national music honorary, and
Alpha Lambda Delta, scholastic
honorary! Her fiance is the son
of Mr. arid Mrs. William H. Cray
croft of Salem and a graduate of
Salem schools. He is now attend
ing school in San Diego, where he
is stationed with the United States
Navy after having served aboard
the USS ;Noble, which was in the
Korean war zone and the Far East
for morejthan eight months,
i The nautical theme was used In
announcing the couple's troth. Re
freshments were served at small
tables arid on the center of each
was a miniature ship, j the USS
Noble. Concealed in the napkins,
which Were j folded to j resemble
small life boats, were cards bear
ing the names of the engaged duo.
Assisting; the bride-elect and her
mother were the former's aunts,
Mrs. Ethelyn Thompson and Mrs.
Joseph Benoit. i "
1 Attending the engagement party
were the Misses Alice Adams, Vir
ginia Benner, Norvada i Srnedley,
Gladys Blue,! Ann Gibbens, Edna
Marie Hill, Virginia Larson, Joan
Lanke, Bettyi Walser," Dawn Jones,
Beverly t Jory, Dolores Koutny,
Norma fcoxji jMarylou i Herndon,
Beverly f Gustafson, -Mary Gray
croft, Joanne; Craycroft,! Joria Jo
hannaber. Lorn a Johannaber, Mrs.
Richard Blackmer and Mrs. Frank
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To Present Scholarship
Mrs. John CaughelL past presi
dent of the Salem unit. University
of. Oregon Mothers, will present
the 1951-52 University of Oregon
scholarship awards for the Salem
area. , Mrs. ' Caughell will present
the Louise H. Cook scholarship of
1300 to Joan Kathleen Nelson, Cen
high school, Monmouth; the
Oregon Mothers scholarship of S90
to Louise Matter of Salem high
school, and tho Oregon Mothers
scholarship of S90 to Olin D. Wal
lace, Cascade high school, Turner.
Miss McDevitt
To Head Club
Altrusa club of Salem held its
regular dinner"meeting at the" Mar
hotel Thursday evening, with
President Sue Booch presiding,
Hostesses were Mrs. E. D. Nelson,
Miss Betty Bolton and Miss Peggy
Peterson. j
Election of officers for the year
1951-52 was held and the follow
ing were elected: President, Miss
Margaret McDevitt; vice president,
Mrs. E. A. Tueski; second vice
president, Mrs. Hazel Goodman;
recording secretary, Mrs. George
Sumpter; corresponding sec
retary, Miss Betty Bolton; treasur
Mrs. Addison Lane; directors
Mrs. E. D. Nelson and Miss Etta
I Year-end reports were given by
major committee chairmen. Re
porting were Miss Etta Sutter, Al
trusa information; Mrs. George W
Sumpter, international relations;
Mrs. Marguerite ! Kirk, public af
fairs; Dr. Ruth Dougherty Benson,
vocational information, and Miss
Minnie Just, projects committee.
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