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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1951)
i SOCIETY Around Town... - Br Jeryate English ON THE SOCIAL AGENDA Thursday, September 13 has been set as the date for the Salem Jun ior1 Woman' club annual fall f asb ion benefit. . . The affair will be held at the Izaak Walton club house beginning with dessert luncheon at 1:1 o'clock . . In stead of the usual fall fashions to be shown the dub fir Is have de cided to hare a hair styling show ti h anonsored by the Salem . tteautidans association ... Bridge arin be in play after the new hair styles have been shown . . . Mrs. wiiiiam JuAstMx and Mrs Richard Jenning are co-chairmen of the benefit and assisting on toe di rectorate are Mrs. BoydBabbitt, Mrs. Terry Randan, Mrs, w Janicek and Mrs. Sam Haley ... , IatttoBwi . , . were la the mail Header te the wed dint ef Miss Martaa Andrea Carson, daagnter ef Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graat Canea, aad Robert Joha llavealck, sea ef Mr. aad Mrs. J. M. IXavealek ef Everett, Wash. . . . The eeresaenyrwUl be per formed ea Satarday. September t at St. laaJs Episcopal charca, at t o'clock with a garden re eepUea fellewtag at the South Church street heme of the brlde 1m1b Mrnli ... Kebemnal dinner ... Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom will be hosts foe a dinner party inursaaj niaht at the Marion Hotel in com- i pliment to their daughter, Patricia, and her fiance, William F. John son . . " r The couple's marriage will be an event of Friday nignt at the First Presbyterian church . . Covers will be placed for twenty- four guests Including members of the "bridal party and the immediate xamuy ... A swlaaauag party ... Ba- M 11 - una cas, uaioKT s Mr. aad. Mrs. Hermaa C. Jack iaisea, will celebrate her elev eath birthday this afternoon . . . G Bests win 'first ga swimming at the Leslie peel and later re tarn te the JeeJdmsea home e Leslie street far games and r freshmenis . . . Honoring Sa canne win he her sisters. Senda aad Sally, Sasaa OUager, Kathy Heltsel. Kaye Temliasen, Susan Keeeh, Phoebe Lea Braaa. Rata Craven aad Aaa Helta! . . PerUaad Paahelleaie ... Is en tertaining with , a series of teas this week in honor of high school t . . 1 " - - university, the University of Ore ron and Oregon State college . . . The affairs will be held at St. Helen's ball between 7:30 and 8:30 'clock Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings ... Willamette night will be Wednesday and Dean egina Ewalt, dean ox women at Willamette university, and Miss Marijo Ogle, president of the uni versity PanheUenic, will be the speakers... A little boy . . . Car! Delbert was bora te Mr. and Mrs. Eldoa Caley (Donna Lea Lambert) ea Saaday at the Salem Memorial hospital ... the pread grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Jaxain F. Lambert and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Caley ef Salem ... aad the rrest-rrailias)ii i are Mrs. Cordelia Maleaer ef Salem aad Mrs. Mabel Caley ef Lea Angeles . . VACATION JOTTINGS ... En training Thursday, night for In dian opolis will , be Mrs. James Humphrey and Mrs. Charles Clarke , . . In Indiana they will visit their brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Harvey ... While there they win attend the marriage of their niece. Miss Diana Harvey, who will become Mrs. Richard Jackson en Septem ber 1 . . . From Indiana the trav elers will go on to GalesburftY Il linois to visit another brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Myron - Soupene . . . they will return in three weeks., A week's sojourn . . . for, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Carson and son. Wall, who returned Sunday night from a motor trip to Lake Louise, Ranff. ratrarv arvrl CliafiT Na tional Park . . . Enroute home they stopped at Hungry Horse to visit former Salem residents, the Don ald Deckebachs ... A weekend la wtittlt . . . for Mr. aad Mrs. George Flagg. whe vfalted Mrs. FUro arataer aael , oister-fai-law. Mr. aad Mrs. Deaa Spencer . . . lit. Tlxzt had gana aertk U Taeeaaa ea a bestneas trip .... The Saeaeera had Jest returned from a plane trip te Caaelatu where they visited Mrs. Flan's ether brother aad orster-la-law. Dr. aad Mrs. Frank Spencer, whe have often visited la the capital at the Flagg hease .. . la Asalaad . . . last week was Mrs. Chester Cox, who attended the- Shakespearean Festival . . . front there she motored over to the coast to visit Mrs. Russell LaJTountaln at her summer name ott Lake Woahink near Florence . . . VT omen's CatheUe Order af For esters will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Zietinski ' far a. covered dish supper at 7 - o'clock. . . , , . : Ua, Wend! Old ri 50, 9! G-i Pq ! CLUBS CLU3 CALCSDAfi 1 t TCXSDAY ,' f Salem Central WCTtJ pieaie at ChO drca't farm Hone, chartered bm to leave at it sjiu. a pucruc iKUcbeoa iotax i meet Ins of cnrauaa Service Gtuid and Women's Society of World Sarrice at William Pro hone, 160 O I tilt. S30 pjn.. picnic dinner . j uneneaa war Mothers wna mxa. CeorsvioJSMaplo avenue, jeov- ! .!.!., i THCUSDAV ' . : i I - . I - Salem's Woman's club board awtttng. p Jn, : elubnouao. . . j . nuoAT ' ! - i Sedrwick Woman's itenef Corps tnoet at VTW nail. S pjn. r 4 Ne s to Live in Sal em "STAYTON .The wedding of Carol Jean Klecker end Dorjand E. Swan was solemnized inl the SUyton Baptist church Friday, August 10 at 8 p. mi. with Dr. Dan iel IL Schulze of Willamette unl versity officiating.! Miss Klecker is the : daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dmond Klecker and Mr. Swan is the son of Mrs. Howard Swan of The Dalles. v i i The bride wore a dress of white ! marquisette with wide lace ruffle-! edged yoke and train. Her match ing fingertip veil was caught with . 1 . . : . . Jl a Demaeu nars. soe cxrnea a cas cade of white rosebuds centered with pink buds, f . 1 Mrs. Harold Wedel of Salem was matron of honor and wore a gown of pale pink marquisette with hoop skirt and mitts. She carried a bouquet of pink gladioluses. Jeffery Klecker Was ring blear er. Flower girl t was Knatinc Klecker, young sister of the bride. Harold Wedel was best mad lor his brother-in-law and ushers were i Lee Klecker and Rodney Klecker, brothers of the bride. Mrs. Roscoe Poole played! the wedding march and accompanied the soloist, Wilbur Meinert. I A reception was held at i the Klecker home with Mrs. Ralph MiUsap, aunt of the bride, presid ing at the punch bowl, Mrs. Wil bur Meinert, poured coffee. and Mrs. Clyde Talpey, Mrs. Hnry Washburn, and Mrs. Vernon Smith served the cake. I For going away the bride chose a navy blue suit with pink acces sories and a pink rose corsagej Following a trip the couple wiU be at! home at 1040 Bellevu in Salem, where Mr. 5 Swan is em ployed as a biologist at the Salem Memorial hospital i . I Golden Vcdding Forj Spaniols STAYTON Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Spaniol who have lived in Oregon since before the turn of the cen tury celebrated their golden wed ding anniversary Monday, August 13. The day's, festivities began with the celebration of mass and re-reading of the marriage cere mony I by the Bev Father Math Jonas. i Mrs. Spaniol was the forfoer Bertha Streff, daughter of Anna and Mike Streff. They camel to Oregon In November of 1899. Mr. Spaniol was the son of John and Magdeline Spaniol,! who came to Oregon, in 1890 from Minnesota: They were married In St. Boni face Catholic church at Sobllmitv by the late Rev.. Father Leinck, nugust la, jyui. - In May 1903. Spank! act an Interest In the Streff Hardware anr Furniture company, located where the SUyton Hardware and Furniture Is now. In 1907 ha went Into the plumbing business 9 for himself. He installed the first Mrater plant in stavton. 1 I . . X. . . . Z. 7- . ur. spaniol retired from active interest in the plumbing end heat ing business in July, 1949 aad since has built a new tmUdingSfcr the company on the ccrnerjj of becond and East Ida streets' in SUyton. The name of the com pany was changed from Spahiol and Son to Spaniol and Co., i The Spaniols have three crSI- dren, Eugene, Lillian and TUtte, uw seven granacnudren, Shf is a member of the Altar Society at St. Mary's Catholic church and he is a member of the Knights of Co lumbus and has the distinction; of Deing one of the oldest members of the! Oregon Plumbers associa tion and the oldest Myers plumb ing representative in .the state. An old fashioned home cooked dinner, was served, to 62. j t Out-of-orwa guests Included: Mr. and Mrs. John Spaniol,, St Cloud, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pogniski, St. Ootid. MiniL, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Streff and Miss Helen j Streff, Iowa. Miss Jalia Arend, Mitchell. S. D, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunnigan. Santa Bar bara, Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Spaniol. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ho tis. Portland, Rev. G. M. Snider hon, Newberg, Mrs.: Lewis Doerf ler, Mehama, Mrs. Katherine Mc wan and Charles Streff of Al bany, also many friends and rela tives from SUyton and Salem.! clabNo. n.wClmeet Tuesday nisht at pm, at the home of Mrs. Olive Reddaway, ii N. Church Street. r 1 wlywed . t MUSIC Family Honors Dr. Findley On Birthday - - Dr. M. C Findley was honored oa his 80th birthday at a family gathering at the home ef his son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Roy Lockenour, on Sunday after noon. Forty-one members of Dr. Findleys immediate family were present for the occasion and ear lier In the day attended the morn ing services at the First Methodist church. Dr. Findley has been actively engaged in the medical profession the past S3 years and has practic ed at Baldwin, Kansas, Grants Pass and Salem since 1914., He es tablished the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Medical Clinic here and re tired from active practice this spring.' ; Dinner was served m the gar den of the Lockenour home to Dr. and Mrs. Findley, Dr. and Mrs. Lockenour, Fenton, Anna Mae and Mary Beth. Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Findley of Rickreall, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Homewood, Tommy and Paul, of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Findley, Robert, jr, and Tim othy of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Susan and Shirley Ann of Tualatin, Mr. and. Mrs. George Oliver and Joan of Yakima.' Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Findley, Jeanene and Jack of Medford. Lawrence Heinl. Dorothy, Douglas and David oi Zillah, Wash., Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wulf, Robert, Bruce and Mark, Mr. end Mrs. P. H. Brr- don and sons, Ian and Duncan of Salem. All but two of the Find ley's grandchildren and one great grandchild were present for the celebration. - i Golden Wedding Celebration SILVERTON Half a hundred relatives and other friends called Sunday afternoon at the Forest Zetterberg home on Marquam road to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. John Zetterberg upon their gold en wedding celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Zetterberg were married August 17, 1901. at Little Falls, Minn., and homesteaded in Silverton Hills In 1908, living at the same place for 43 years. , Eight of their 10 children were present at the occasion including Mr. and Mrs. Tick Zetterberg. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zetterberg, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Zetterberg, all of Silverton; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zetterberg, Wichita, Kans, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Zetterberg, Si letz; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Zetter berg; Willamina: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Zetterberg, Salem"; Mrs. Gladys Belerose, Seattle. Unable to attend were Mrs. Violet Pono of Seattle and Gus Zetterberg of Swiss Home. Pouring ; during the reception were Mrs. Cora Wilcox, Mrs. Charles Seibel and Mrs. John Van gorder of Silverton, and Mrs. Bert A. Hart of Seattle. Mrs. Floyd Zet terberg was in charge of the guest book. The executive sward meeting ef the Salem Cfwmeil ox Church Women originally' scheduled for August has been cancelled, accord ing to announcement by the presi dent, Mrs. L. H. Randle. The first fall sneering of the board wCl be September 28 when plans will be made for the coming year. lofe tvmmmt to beowtify your lawn. Here is oil you doc Apply Scoffs 4JC0 , leoved weeds. ? i v 2 If Crabgrcns Is present, 9 I men opply 5CUTI to slop Repeat 5CUL in o week. 3 Apply TURF ftU&DE town Food end woler lawn thoroogKly. 4 Oveneed sparingly yow need to lima when you vu Scoffs. This Is oho the best limo of year to bo3d NEW UWNS. A sport, fata Scoffs lAWN costs no more than Ke ordinary kind. not hove one? SifSX IAWH SZZD fcmwiosl X 000. 000 mdi pme for 2500 . ft-SI OS tijpoo i a.syo SCLT71 Oafcat Cmmvl. 7 rws. S54S 4-XD Benefit Party Planned by-Auxiliary Members of the Hollywood Lions auxiliary planning : a uniaue benefit tea for Thursday aftesnoon. August 23, in the gar dens of the home of Mrs. Harold Gillespie, 1CS3 Broadway. The hostesses are calling: the affair a sflverberger and all friends of the auxiliary . and interested persons are invited to attend through the press. r""g hours are between 1 and 4 o'clock. Hamburgers wta be served during the afternoon instead of the usual tea aand- wicbes. Mrs. Archie ZSiott is chair man of the affair with Mrs. Gilles pie the co-chairman. Assisting on the committee are Mrs. Marvin Clatterbuck, Mrs. James TmdalL Mrs. Carl Gies. Mrs. G. M. Slentz, Mrs. Earl Rohland, Mrs. Earl Mootry. Mrs. M. G. Porter. Mrs. Cecil Lantz, Mrs. J. L. Batdorf and Mrs. P. W. Hale. Engagements Are Told Two more brides-elect have add ed their names to the ever-grow ing list of engaged duos. ; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Halvorsen are annntinrin the betrothal Of their daughter lone, to William C Allison, son of Mr. and Mrs. n AHison. all of Salem. Mo wedding date has been set. Miss Halvorsen and her fiance are gra duates of Salem schools. Mr. Al lison is now in the army and sta tioned at Fort Jackson, South Car olina. . Eberth-Parrla The encasement of Miss Laura Paxris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parris, to Jack c coerxn.aon of Mrs. Eva Miller, has been an nounced by tte bride-elect's par ents. ! The wedding of the duo la plan ned for October. Both are Salem high school graduates. Mrs. Merle Travis, president af the Salem Woman's club, has called a meeting of the executive board of the club for Thursday afternoon at the clubhouse at one o'clock. Members will discuss the fall activities and view the new carpeting in the clubhouse. On Etiquette By Koberta Lee Q. Should one express a choice in cocktails when the host or host ess requests it? A. It Is always much better to state a preference rather than to leave the host In a quandxy by savmx. MAnvthlna.at an." Q. Whose duty is it to see that the bride and bridegroom's car Is ready and waiting for them at the wedding reception? A. The best man should attend to this. - Q. What kind of clothes should a mother wear to the christening of her child? A. A daytime' dress, hat and gloves. , morty toll h on foot tin to caposo f brood. wait 2 or 3 days. further growth. na szttimszi l tniui 19 11 12 U II IS IS IT It 11&Z122 28 29 Why I B A u U2i23-iC r mmmm t I V c Tips Givcii for Chcobing Upholstered Pieces fori Comfort By See Gardarr At this time of the year many- homemakers are decorating their name lor the cm .tone, or ing new pieces I to give ddl-r tionai comfort! and charm to , establ ta h e d homes.) I have f received many t requests for a -guide- lai choosing tzpboa atered pieces, winch to .many people are "blind" items. J Naturally von i cannot take apart an upholstered chair or sofa to study its con struction, but there are some fea tures that are evident with a lit tle study on the part of the pur chaser. The ; first feature is comfort. Now, you really will find this an individual matter, but every person in the family should have at least one chair. Donald Poffor Vcds in East ZAST SALEM Announcements have been received by friends tell ing of the Marriage of Donald Peffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bex Peffer of 1975 Hollywood drive, and Suzann Walters of Chicago. The ceremony was performed July 21 in the chapel of the Rest Meth odist temple in Chicago. : The groom is now, employed as decorator for onef of Chicago's large stores, Saks fifth Avenue. He has been in Chicago studying at the Chicago Art j institute and Qucago university Jfor the past four years and will enter school again this fall to complete his also graduate course. The bride is of the Art institute. Royal Neighbors Picnic '"..I,! The Royal Neighbors win have a picnic at the Leslie park tonight between 4 and f p.; m. All adult and Juvenile members and their families are Invited to attend. A no-host covered dish dinner will be served at ' 6:30 j o'clock. Ice cream, coffee and' punch will be furnished by the lodge Mrs. Fran ces Hoyt is general chairman of the picnic and Mrs. SAnna Ander son is juvenile Visiters ta Salem Monday at the home of Mrs. R. Ci Hunter and Mrs. Harris Lietx were Mrs. Bert Powell and Mrs. Frank Guerin, sr. of Newport. They had accompa nied Irene Palmer Hendricks, also of Newport, to assist her m hang ing her one-man show of pastel water colors opening today at the Elfstrom Gallerys, Mrs.' Powell is a niece ox Mrs. Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Davis and children. Pamela and Billy, have returned from a stay at Newport. i ! Youll ENJW I ' -f'--; ' - ' - ' J ( ( !... - - . - - - - . . U and Utility Wear chosen for his own comfort. One couple I know hare Just bought two club chairs that look iden tical to the guests who come to their home, bat are really con structed on different measnre : moss and ta cotton padding over a foot taller than the wife. Upholstered furniture is a long time investment for most fami lies. It should have sturdy hard wood frames, securely' put to gether to withstand wear. The webbing used in the construction should also be secure, and springs of tempered steel should be firm ly attached to this webbing, rill ing should be sterilized hair or moss and the cottonpadding over this should be soft and smooth. In good quality furniture, you will find the muslin covers sturdy nough to hold the stuff ing permanently. , The upholstered fabric design is matter of personal taste, but the fabric should be resistant to wear, soil and fading. 1 I Coovrirht MSI. . notaros corp.) Bethel Swimming Party Members ef Job's Daughters. Eetnel 35 are planning a water- melon feed and swimming party at the Dallas park tonight. The sen ior high members, who were los ers in ;the bethel card and paper sale last spring, are entertaining their younger sisters. The girls will meet at the Beaver hall at 8:30 o'clock and will leave for Dallas in a group. . Girl Born to Knierims From Augusta, Georgia comes news of the birth of a daughter. Kathy Lee, born on August 20 to LL and Mrs. J. C Knlerim (Ruby Pedee). The little girl, who weighed six pounds, ten ounces. Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Knierim, Mrs. Frank Wlde ner and Robert Pedee, all of Sa lem.' The Knierims formerly made their home in Portland. Miss Marry Prataer win arrive in Salem Wednesday evening on the Shasta from southern Califor nia,, where she has spent nearly two months In Santa Monica with Mr. and Mrs. Stanby Prather (Me ta WoUdridge), formerly of Salem and Turner. The Jelly Eight FlBechU ehw was entertained at luncheon on Friday at the home of Mrs. Henry Knight Cards were In play during tne afternoon. Covers were placed for Mrs. C Weatherby, Mrs. M. Wilson, Mrs. Nellie Osborn, Mrs. Stanley Braden, Mrs. C L. Mar cey, Mrs. Earl Kasson, and Mr, and Mrs. Knigh t The aanaal picnU at the Chil dren's Farm Home at Corvallis will be an event of Wednesday, August 22 at noon. Coffee1 and table service will be furnished. The Interested public is invited to attend. . - - - To Keep Up With What's doing On At Home And Elsewhere JUST Cstwepn C:30 A. Ccpy FcnvtrrcfcJ Hostesses Fete Jo Ann Keelcer a . I At ohower I, M2ss Jo ! Ann Keeker. Miss Mary Jean Boedigheimer and Hiss Con nie Mifhael were hostesses for a surprise bridal shower Monday night at itbe former's , home on South 16th street for the pleasure of -Miss Dorothy Bond, who will be married to Don Davis, ir. on September!!.! . A dessert t supper was served by the nesttsses and a misceV- laneoua shower feted the guest oi honor. Mrs. Hsie Keeker presided at the coffee tirn. Honoring Miss Bond were Mrs William Beaty. Mrs. Baymond Bond. Mrs! Al Knode, Mrs. Ed POODitz. Mrs. Duane Sorenson, Mrs. Kingsley Harris. Mrs. Francfe Ely, Mrs. Allan McBae, Mrs. Dar- yl Johnson, IMrs. Duane Brown, Mrs. Elsie Keeker. Mrs. Raipb Kktpp. Mrs. O. P. Bond. Mrs. WU liam Lortis. Mrs. Al Barber. Mist Gladys Koehn, Miss Dorothy Fro ehlich. Miss Mildred Schultz, Misr Lavonna Shrake, Miss Sylvia WU lard, MisslDelores Brown. Misr George Ann Burghart, Miss Mar gie Michaei and the hostesses. ! Minton-Orth i s Vows Read Announcement Is being made of th marriage of Mrs. Maxine Orth. daughter of IMrs. Marie Abst, to Harold W. IMinton of Seattle, on August 18 m; Vancouver, Wash. Attending h couple were Mr. and Mrs. MOnte Leonard of Os wego. For her wedding the bride wore a whit suit with lavender accessories. 1 f The new Mrs. Minton Is employ- ed at the state public utilities and her husband is commission with the Columbia Ribbon and Carbon Co, I Accent Picnic at Hicks Members bf the Accent club en tertained their husbands and fam ilies on Sunday at a no-host picnic dfliner at the country home of Mr. fflexhJei's' C7 GIVES &C GREEN DIAL 2 - WITH j YOU!,.- j tX end 6 P- M. end arrangd ta hav& your: to Your Vccaticn Address! f . and Mrs. Loren D. Ricks at Tur ner. After the dinner games and cor tests were enjoyed. Welcomed at the picnic as a new member was Mrs. Sophia Vaughan of Gar many. 1 " ' Penicillin Aid ToRhetim LllTl 3 NEW TORK-ifVSeven doctors have announced a way to keep "strep throat1! infections from de veloping' into rheumatic fever ... i . .i one or me; main sources of heart disease among teen-agers. The' doctors, five of whom are Air Force officers, said; penicillin, if used at the sore throat irtage, anoarentlv roes a Inn tnwrl prevention of rheumatic: fever. Re porting in i a recent issue of the American I Journal of s Medicine, they said Air Force men who de veloped streptococcus throat in fections at the Francis XL. Warren Air Farce Kv WTnmln i divided into two groups. It your seruu numoer enaed in anl even number, you got penidninj If It ended hi an odd number, you didn't. j I ' AH were cured of their strepto coccus infections, the doctors re ported, but the odd-numbers men developed rheumatic fever symp toms i nines as orten as the numbered ones. . - - $ mm leweieru . 441 COURT STAMPS 2441 m : 1 ! M r mmm 1 tuimM urn i ! - Mit urn htm Omhmm i.h t ,rMw4 M M. AWMH.'l l.HMi.IW It Him ! iii . n. i mmm tit. HKTHWrt r mtr Ian Til mw mat fnx T o Zm. 'JT- SS eB drc. stores ovorrwa Sa- Cix tWisj Caasesf. brrrsa
