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By Jerytne FntlUh '
visitors of note . . . Mm.
George Aiken has had as her
bouse guests this week her daugh
ter and grandsons, Mrs, Cordon
Wright, Eric, Michael and Greg
ory, who have been on the east
coast and In Europe lor the past
year . . They are leaving today
to return to their home in Eugene,
where Dr. Wright is acting head
of the history department at the
University of Oregon i . . Dr.
Wright has been engaged in re
search work at the Princeton In
stitute and while in Europe made
his headquarters in Paris ... The
family enjoyed several interesting
tours of the continent and Eng
land while abroad ... They re
turned to Oregon last Saturday
and Dr. Wright went on to Eu
ffene for the ooeninz of the uni
versity, while his family remained
In Salem for. a visit ...
Expected ome . . . today is
Sezanne liar tins, daarhter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles liar sins,
vh has been in Cheyenne,
Wyoming, since eartr last Aug
ust taking her training as &
United Airlines stewardess . . .
She received her wins at a
ceremony in Denver en Monday
and Is flying home for a two
weeks vacation .... Her new
assignment will be Los Angeles
and three of her classmates will
also be stationed in the south
ern California city ... Suzanne
graduated from the University
of Oregon la June ...
A trip ... to Pullman, Wash
ington for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Paxson, who were .accompanied
by their granddaughter, Sharon
Coons, who remained in Salem for
several weeks , after her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Budd Coons, re
turned to Pullman . . . Budd is
attending the Washington State
College Veterinary school ... En
route home the Paxsons traveled
by way of southern Idaho and
eastern Oregon . . . .
WEEKEND JOTTINGS . The
Oregon-Stanford grid classic in
Portland Saturday will attract a
number of Salem fans . . . Among
those attending the first "big
game1 of the season at Multnomah
Stadium will be Mr. and Mrs,
James C. Stone, who will be
joined by Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hathaway of Drain, former Salem
residents ... In another group
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win dc Air. ana rars. cruce wu
liams, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Skopil,
jr. and Mr. and Mrs.' Frank Ward
, ; . the six remaining for dinner
at the Multnomah club following
the game ... Drand Mrs. Robert
E. Joseph and Miss Margaret
Wagner will be among the rooters
and later will be dinner guest at
the University club . . . Mr. and
Mrs. John P. Maulding, - Miss
Mariann. Croisan and Edward
Allen of Eugene will join Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Christian in Port
land f ot the gkme on Saturday
. . . Others planning to attend are
the Walter Kirks, the John Steel
hammers and Carl Steelhammers.
To Tacoma . . . for the week
end will go Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Van Wyngarden, who will be
attests of Lt and Mrs. Ollie Wil
liams, former Salem residents
. . . Lt Williams Is stationed at
McChord Field with the air
.force ...
, In Portland.. . . Saturday for
the state board meeting of the
- Oregon division. American As
sociation of: University Women
will be Miss Beryl Holt, fellow
ship awards chairman,1 Mrs.
Floyd L. Utter, fellowship chair
man, and Mrs. Eldgley Miller,
vice-president of the Salem
.branch . . .The all day session
and luncheon will be held at the
Ileathman hotel and the guest
speakers include Mrs. ' Richard
Nenberrer. state representative,
and Mrs. Robert Van Brurgen,
winner of the 1949-50 Oregon
AAUW fellowship . ; .
PARTY TIME . . . Mrs. Charles
Mills and Mrs. Stephen Fouchek
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Lt Cmdr. John A. Lindbeck, USN, son of Mr. anjd Mrs. A. L Lindbeck of Salem, recerjtly
fiayed hest to his cousin, Tennessee Ernie, famous- singer of cowboy ballads, aboard the
destroyer escort, USS Douglas A. Munro at Pearl Harbor, T., H. of which Commander lind
beck is rornmandinj officer. Left tot right are Commander Lindbeck, the singer's wife, Mrs.
Ernest Ford Tennessee Ernie, and Mrs. lindbeck (Carolyn Brady), daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
'Robert G. Brady of Salem. . :! -' 1 . r
Couple to Live!
In Corvallis I
The Carrier Boom of the First
Methodist church was the scene ot
the wedding of Miss Joyce Darrah,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
H. Darrah of Oakridge, and Way
ne L Rutherford, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Rutherford of Silverton,
on September 9. ; i
The z o'clock nuptials were per
formed by Dr.-Brooks R. Moore.
Mrs. Barbara Kissinger was . the
soloist.
For her wedding the bride chose
a grey taileur with navy blue ac
cessories and carried a white pray
er book topped with white orchids.
: Mrs. Charlotte Roberts, the hon
or matron, wore a brown suit with
matching accessories. She carried a
bouquet of salmon pink gladioluses.
; Jack Jones of Silverton served
as best man and Clarence Apple
gate was the usher.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Friday. September 21; 1SS1 3
Darrah wore a plum colored aft
ernoon gown with at lavender or
chid corsage. Mrs. Rutherford
Chose a grey suit with navy acces
sories and an orchid corsage. -)
A reception followed the cere
mony. Mrs.' Gladys Applegate and
Mrs. Molly Johnson, aunts of the
bride, poured and cut the cake.
! The newlyweds are now at home
In. Corvallis, where the groom is
attending Oregon State college.
A Benefit Dance j .
The philanthropic committee cf
Hanna Roe Court, Order of the
Amaranth. Is sponsoring a benefit
dance at Mayflower hall Saturday
at 8 o'clot. MitcheU's iorchestre ;
win play. Siquare and folk dancing
and ballroom dancing ; are on the
program Ihe dance is open to the
public v j h t f "
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STORE HOURS: I
Friday, 9:50 to 9:00
Sat., 9:50 to 5:301
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Studies irr Seattle
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William Angus Erwin, jr son of
Mrsl J. Pearce; Erwin, is now at
University of 'Washington on a
teaching fellowship j He is working
toward his master's degree in geo
graphy. '
Mr. Erwin, a graduate in 1951 of
Oregon State college, spent the
summer in Ashland, where he was
on the cast of ;the Shakespearean
festival, playing several parts dur
ing the 25-day season.
Salem chapter, OES, will meet
Saturday night at the Masonic
temple at 8 o'clock.. There will be
presentatipn of traveling flags.
Members of Adah, Evergreen, Ra
moria and Victoria chapters are in
vited to attend and visitors are
welcome. j v
will entertain I members of their
bridge club and husbands at a
spaghetti dinner Saturday night at
the; former's new home on Can
dalaria Heights . . v In the group
will berDr. and Mrs. Woodson
Bennett,' Dr. Jand. Mrs. Forest
Bodmer, Dr. And IMrs. William
Cr others, Dr. "and ? Mrs. Clifford
Hill, Dr. and Mrs. Richard
Springer, Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Wiles,
Dr. I and Mrs. Lynn Hammerstad,
Dr. : and Mrs. Charles Gray, Dr.
and Mrs. Mills and Mr. and Mrs.
Fouchek . . . I J
Dinner hosts . . 1 Sunday night
at their home wil be Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Williams, who are enter
taipLng a few ' friends informally
at dinner . . . Covert will be placed
for eight . . . I -
Foarth birthday I . . for Fran
cine Reidy, daughter of?Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Reidy, on Monday aft
ernoon . . Bidden to the party
are! David Miner, Joyce Hubbard,
Bruce Welch, f Scott Armstrong,
Barbara Domes, Jan SteeUiammer,
Majorie 1 and John: Morrow, Ed
ward Burrell, Timothy Reidy and
Kyra Kowaleskl . i . .
Mrs. Parker to
Be Honored
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- Mrs. A. E. Nelson and Mrs. Wal
ter Osborne are giving an au re
yoir party for the former's daugh
ther; Mrs. Douglas Ml Parker, , on
Saturday afternoon at! the home of
Mrs, Osborne. j. j '
Mr. and Mrs. Parker and chil
dren, Robert and Jane Llsbeth, are
moving soon to San Francisco.
Guests invited are! Mrs. Ralph
Smither, Mrs. James Stewart, Mrs.
Paul Camp, Mrs. -Harry Hobson,
Mrs. George Hanauska, Mrs. Lloyd
Griffiths, Mrs. L. E. Watson, Mrs.
Ivan Stewart, Mrs. Vernon Bartsch,
Mrs. Earl Barham, Mrs. Lloyd Bell,
Mrs.. Lowell Moore and Mrs. Al
fred Forman. " j
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The Alpha Tan Omega fraternity
alumni will hold their first meet
ing of the season tonight at the
Morningside home of Walter Kirk.
All Alpha Tau Omegas in the city
are invited to attend.,'
Additional Society
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Now-to relieve V 7I ff F T C?
distress without
dosing, rub cn.J VAPORUO
CLUB CALENDAR
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Trinity chapter, OES. meet at West
Salem City nail. S pan. initiation.
Barbara Trietchie Tent, DUV. busi
ness and social meeting, with, Mrs. Fay
Stupka, 17S West Wilson t-, X p.m. ,
Sedgwick Woman's Relief Corps, no
host luncheon, noon. VFW hall, busi
ness session, t pjn. - r
SATURDAY "
Salem chapter, OZS, Masonic Temple,
t pjn.
Salem branch, AAUW luncheon
meeting. Senator hotel, I p.m. ,
MONDAY
Chapter BQ of POE, with Mrs. Ervin
Peteixon, 1889 South- Church street.
Miller's Turkey
Dinner
59c
Today and Saturday
roast turjary --'
mashed potatoes
giblet gravy .,
hot corn muffin
butter
choice of coffee, tea
or lemonade :
59c
DOWNSTAIRS
1 1 a. m. to 5 p. m.
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NEW COLLECTION OF j
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Furniture : j V II
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AjL Open Fridays Til 9:00 P. M.1 f
CbrJSISTEtlTJY. i
now it's a good night kiss...
. instead of "good nigh ... ugh." Even husbands ore
happier because never again do wives hove to wear
greasy, oily overnight beauty preparation, t :i
You'll really love Velvet Texture Lotion, not only because
. it leaves your skin soft, smooth, lovelier than ever,
but because you'll never know you're wearing it. And
there isn't a trace of oil or grease to rub off
on dainty nightclothes, linens or husbands. :
.$3 the bottle (plus tax t
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, ON GOOD QUALITY
FIRST QUALITY NYLONS!
A DEPARTMENT CLEARANCE!
A Department Clearance
OF (MANY FAMOUS BRANDS)
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A Depart ment
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FALL SHADES
... talten from nearly all our famous
brands of nylons, these represent a
clearance of the department. Rarely
does one ever find these on sale I
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Here is your annual opportunity to choose from many famous brands of nylons at
the little price of 98c pair or three pairs for $2,751 There may notHpe all sizes jn
tach brand but there are all sizes in the sale. Come stock jup on these ultra fine
nylon stockings now and save! Today and Saturday onlyl Main floor.
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MEN'S AND BOYS' "
ODD T-SHIRTS, UNION
SUITS. ETC . J . Choice
We'Ve piled this bargain table high with
good quality bargains for men and
boys.'.
MUNSINGVYEAR GOWNS,
RAYON TRICO. i
SIZES 32 TO 40 . . . .
Peach, lilac, buttercup, nlle, light blue,
aqua, etc., all the pretty shades in the
book. These are lace trimmed.
2 AND 4 YEAR OLDS
RAYON PANTIES
29c
Fine quality rayon trico briefs with
wide leg bands for comfort. Pink.
Downstairs.
GIRLS' PLAY SLACKS
OF BLUE TWILL . .
50c
YouTl want several pairs of these for
their home play wear. Colorful designs
printed on dark blue. Sizes 7 to 14
years. Downstairs. . ;
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MUNSINGVYEAR GIRDLES,
PANTIE GIRDLES ...
50
Famous quality in popular tissue
weights. White and pink. Expertly fit
ted. All nylon. ;
DRESS AND PARTY
HANDBAGS . . ,
$03
A special buy for your Darty use. Faille,
velvet, corde and brocade. Black,
brown and navy.;
EYELET EMBROIDERIES,
INSERTIONS, EDGES, ETC.
Beautiful eyelet embroideries in all
widths for your home dressmaking use.
White. Notion dept.
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ALL-WOOL FAMOUS
BRAND! SWEATERS .
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Wanted; fall shades in pure wools In
smart Sweater fashions are on sale at
about half! Also all wool cardigans to
match, reg.. $11.93 now $6.95. ' U .
WOOLENS, COATINGS,
SUITINGS J .... yd.
Plain . and i novelty woolen in 84
widths regularly priced to $4.95 yard!
: Also in the sale is a group of all wool
dress challis. ,
boxes
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WILD WEST.
POPS . . . . '
Parsons Wild West Wlllie Whirl, deli
clous candy pops. Main floor.
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