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8 Th Statesman, Salem. Oregon. Ta darf. October 23. 1951 SOCIETY New Warden Outlines Plan For Prisoners Under the title "Plans for Ore- con SUte Penitentiary," waraen Virgil O'Malley outlined his pro gram for individual treatment of prison inmates to the members of AAUW at the branch luncheon October 20 at the Senator hotel Following a brief history of crime and punishment through the ages, he exDlained why modern penal methods and - crime . preventive programs are in line with the ba sic" concepts of our society, demoo racy and Christianity. ' Mr. O'Malley then described the four steps each prisoner of the Drezon institution will be required to undergo before appearing be fore the classification committee, composed of a sociologist, doctor. and several key sian memoers These steDS are a thorough per sonal history, followed up by questionnaires to people in the prisoner's background, extensive Intelligence and achievement tests, and a camplete physical examina tion. The classification committee, which met October 18 for the first time, determines from the inmate s case history Jthe degree of custody required and the type of correc tional activity t including educa tion. trade instruction, work hab its or Dsychiatric treatment). The prisoner agrees, with his program before it is undertaken. "A recreational director, due to be added soon to the prison staff, will set up a system of recreation as part of the treatment program, and a canteen svstem will provide an inmate welfare fund out - of which prisoners will pay for their own improved facilities.-" Appeals for Aid Mr. O'Malley made an appeal to the university women to aid in . projects for the 32 women prison ers, who have no organized rec reational program. He hopes, how ever, to incorporate them in his classification system? In other business Mrs. Lindsay Applegate, new international rela tions chairman, announced a fun cheon of her group for United Na tions day, October 24, at the home of Mrs. Albert A. Siewert, 388 N. "Winter. Miss Gleaser, an Austrian student at Willamette university, Will Ho crwalrar at tho nno.)innr meeting. - s . ; - Mrs. Ridgley Miller, vice pres ident and membership chairman, ' releases the following list of new members of AAUW: Mrs. Kenneth Brophy, Miss Patricia Dolan, Miss " Mary L. Hammack, Mrs. S. B. Les lie, Mrs. Kenneth L. Prince, Mrs. Mrs. Walter W. Foster, Mrs. Rich ard Ryman, Mrs. Gene Huntley, Mrs. William S. Bartholomew, Mrs. Lee S. Vpkes, Mrs. John W. Thompson, Mrs. Ray Glatt, Mrs. John Carkin, Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Douglas Freeburn. " Trans ferees, include Miss Elizabeth Cal lahan, Mrs. LE. Pederson, Mrs. Robert H. Siefarth, Miss Grace Sokoldw, Mrs. A. D. Shields, Mrs. Dennis W. Patch, Mrs. L. M. Ap plegate, Mrs. Lloyd L. Hunter, Miss Gertrude Kincaide and Mrs. George Beane." New members and transferees will be honored at the next branch meeting, a. tea at the Methodist church on November 17. Acting as hostesses for Satur day's gathering were Mrs. Steve Anderson, Mrs. E. W. Rector, Mrs. Charles A. Ratcliff , Mrs. R. D. Brinks and Mrs. Lela Grettie. The table- decorations j in fall xoloc were arranged by Miss Constance Weiman, assisted by Miss Phebe McAdams and Miss Mary Eyre. Tke Work Basket club will sew' today at the home of Mrs. George Schackman, 1192 South 16th street A no-host luncheon is at noon. Sewing for a bazaar and making pieced quilt for child welfare will be on the program. - The social afternoon club of Ainsworth chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Thursday for a 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. G. Hamilton, 2015 North 34th street Sewing will be done for the bazaar. - : : 3oon'6c!S It's so easy to relieve coughs and stuffiness of colds in a hurry this home-proved way . . v with 2 spoonfuls of Vicks VapoRub In a vapor- lzer or in a bowl of boiling water as directed in package., Just breathe In the steam! Every single breath carries VapoRub's soothing medi cations deep into throat and large bronchial tubes. It medicates Irritated mem branes, helps restore normal breathing. For coughs or v per bronchial congestion Litre's nothing like using " Vicks VapoRub to steam. For continued relief al- mavn mh It. - on throat. MtttC chest and back. i V 7 wW V VapoRub mr1 i - J GLU BS 1 ' K-1T ! .. 4- , 1 M,-..:; t I . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allen Smith cutting the cake at their golden wedding reception which took place on Octo . ber 7 at ,the Salem Woman's clubhouse. The Smiths have three sons, Floyd, jr., Ellsworth and Fred Smith, six grand children bnd two great-grandchildren. (Jesten-Miller photo). Dinner Given at Mayflower Hall Independent Order of Forest ers met -Friday night j at May flower halL i R. S. Mason was master of ceremonies at the din ner and a program was given by John Schmidt, soloist and Jay Carlisle, who spoke on frater nalism. The latter is high chief ranger of the Pacific northwest. Other guests! were Paul Nation, state coordinator, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. William Gof f, Eugene. Ninety-six lattended. ' ' - i i Coffee Hour to Be on November 3 Mrs. Jack Simkins, membership chairman of Salem American Leg ion auxiliary 136 was hostess Oct. 18 to make plans for the member ship hour at; the home of Hrs. Homer Smith st November 3. An informal coffee hour is set from 2 to 5 when prospective members are guests.' ; Present at the committee meet ing were Mrs. Carroll Robinson, Mrs. Wilber; Litle, Mrs. Milo AeschlimanJ Mrs. Jack Johnson, Mrs. Dan Pantovitch, Mrs. Ira Goff, Mrs. Charles Garver, Mrs., Theodore Ullakka and 'Mrs. Sim kins, f ! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ilein enter tained members of the TPM club and their husbands with a Hal loween party Thursday night at their, home on Lancaster drive. A covered dish dinner was served to Mr. "and Mrs. Louis Neuman, Mr. and Mrs. John Versteeg, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. William Hartley, Mrs. Sara Wood burn and Mrs. Laura Pangle with the Hems. TOWNSEND PARTY r Townsend club No. 17 will have a Hallowe'en party tonight at the C. H. Mahany home, 345 South 18th street? 7:30 o'clock. Whistle for when get out of the oven ! fc XJVLX flavored MUSIC -:. v.: CLUB CALENDAR TUESDAY BPW dinner meeting. Senator hotel. 6:30 p.m. Afterno m travel croup, AAUW, with Mrs. William H. Foster. 2885 Mountain View Di ive. 1 o clock dessert. Cherry Court. Order of Amaranth VTW hall. 8 D.m.. official visit. cnaawicx cnapier. uts, social ciud, Masonic Temple, 1:13 dessert luncneon WEDNESDAY Dakota club, covered dish dinner 6:30 at Woman's clubhouse. PLEF club with Anna Muncey. 603 North Winter street, 8 p.m. Woman s Association nrst PresDy terian church, 12:15 luncheon, 1:13 meeting. AAUW Evening Literature group with Mrs. Erwin E. Batterman, 2880 S 12th street. 8 p.m. Hadassah. at Temple Beth Sholom. 8 p. m. 40th birthday party. THURSDAY Labish. Garden club, with Mrs. F. O. Johnson. Town and Gown. Carrier Room. First Methodist church, 2 p.m. Sojourners, Salem Woman's club house, 1 p.m. Salem Toastmistress dinner meeting, Golden Pheasant, 6 p.m. St. Vincent de Paul Altar society card party, school hall. 8 p.m. " Willamette Valley Panhellenic meet at Alpha Chi Omega house, 610 N. 15th St.. 2 p. m. FRIDAY Salem Woman's club past president's luncheon 12:30 p.m., clubhouse, board meeting. 11:45 a.m. Amaranth Meets Cards were played at the meet ing Saturday of Hana Rosa court, Order of Amaranth. The com mittee in charge included Messrs. and Mesdames Russell Emmerton, Alex Taylor, Albert Boock, Wayne Ferris, Richard Robinson and Mrs. Clara Michelsony Guests were Messrs and Mes dames J. B. Schaller, J. W. Payne, James H. Booth, Tod Reid, Mrs. Mabel Rogers, Dick Rogers, Mrs. Marguerite Kirk, Mrs. Rhea Min ier, Patricia Payne, Priscilla Payne, Karen Michelson and Hel en Boeth. ' ' . American Legion auxiliary 136 will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the Salem Woman's clubhouse. you goes better with pumpkin pie than and creamy Q W1P. Made from real eream, with sugar and vanilla, QWIP whips itself as it leaves the can. Only QlrfP is guaranteed hot to sour I Rotary Women Hear of Hawaii Rotary Women meeting at the Golden Pheasant Monday noon heard a travelogue on Hawaii by Don Barrick. Members attending are: Mesdames C. B. McCullough, Charles H. Fowler, Abner Kline, W. W. I Moore, Gardner Knapp, Willard jBartlett, Leon W. Glea son Hertry Carl, Arthur Keene, W.-G. Allen, Floyd Bressler, Harry B. Johnson, C. A. Kells. O. F. Franghri, L. M. Flagg, K. B. Kugel, iHugh Morrow, P. H. Bry- don, lydn Steward, M. C. Find ley, Roy Harland, A. F. Marcus, Preston F.'; Doughton, Howard Wickland, Homer Smith, ir Ern est Breithaupt, Mi A. Pekar, Wal ter Mimer, Arthur Hay, Robert Hutcheon, Brooks H. Moore, Ches ter Pickens, George H. Graben- horst, Homer Smith, sr George Arbuckle, J. C. Perry, A. A. Lee, Claude A. Miller. : Guests were Mrs. W. M. Hamil ton, Mrs. J. B. Craig, Mrs. Henry H. Marsden, Mrs. Irvin W. Potter, Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, Miss Cora Hartzell, Mrs. Ralph Mercer, Mrs. Hbward Schubert and Mis Mabel Gaines. t-J ; ' --: '. Trinity Chapter Has Initiation ' " "I u Trinity chapter of Order the Eastern Star held friendship night Friday I at West Salem city hall. Escorted to the- east were Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mrs. W. L. Lewis, Mrs. C R. Peterson of Shedd, Mrs. Earl . Wiper and Verdi Wal ser. I - ! . i Initiated were Mrs. George Peet, Mr. and Mrs. George Tookey, Mr. and Mrs. Cummy Reid, and Miss Beverly Reid and by affiliation, Mrs. Albert Rasmussen, Mr. and Mrs. William Ensinger and Mr. and Mrs. William H.Alills. Harry L. Miller sang, accom panied: by Mrs. Lawrence Flagg. Refreshments were in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Flagg, Mr. and Mrs. Guy New gent, i Mrs. Kehn Wain, Mrs. Carl - Anthony and Mrs. Harry jPhillips. 1 ... Miss Lucht Now Mrs. Wiegand . Mt. Angel At a candlelight wedding in Trinity Lutheran church near Mt Angel Saturday night, 1 Miss Sylvia May Lucht, daughter of Mr. and . Mrs. Fred Lucht tof Mt. Angel and Mr. Rob ert Allan Wiegand, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parmby of Canby, were unitedi in marriage. TheiRev. J. H. Werth officiated. Lighting the candles were Fred Lucht jr., brother, : and Elmer Lucht of Molalla, cousin of the bride, j Mrs.j La Verne Norton played the organ and Bruce Burden sang. The! bride was gowned in white slipper ; satin fashioned with a court train and veil of illusion, held by; a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a white bible and a white orchid; i MrsJ Wendell Loe of Estacada, sister of the bridet was the honor attendant. Bridesmaids were Miss Rose Lucht, Molalla and Mrs. Leo Lyman, Portland. The flower girl was Ellen Rath- bun of Canby and the ring bear er, Ronnie Roach of Milwaukie. Clifford Henning, jr., Gladstone, was best man and groomsmen were James Howard, Monitor and Virgil I Pettet, Canby. Ushering were Elmer Lucht, cousin of the bride and Wilbur Schenk. The j mother of the bride wore an aqua blue crepe, while the groom's mother wore blue jersey. Both wore red roses and garden ias. . The I reception was held in the church parlors. Cutting the cake were Mrs. C. L. Wilhgland Mrs. Paul Simon, god mothers of the bride, Mrs. T. H. Wear and Mrs. H. Uetz, cousins, poured. Assisting were the Miss es Edythe Holland, Alice Miller, Dorothea Scarth, Barbara Hug, Arietta Schnider and, Billy Wil son.'- I I'''"'- The couple will make their home in Portland. For going away the bride wore a gray suit, red and black accessories and white orchid with red throat. The j Spiritual Sunflower club will meet Thursday from 1 to 5 p. m. with Mrs. Lucille Laws, 571 Union ! st i I II s - VII wt - w Mrs. Ray Franklin Col lier (Elvera Scholl), daugh ter of Mrs. Anna Scholl of Hubbard, who was recent ly' married at the Hubbard Community church. 'S - : V : ' l,.i.-w,Tmt vff V '" f ; " t . fv f f - ' " ; .-. -v. Va-'Sa ()' . A- a 'x- 'j- 's , - - " v T,tw1 ,fl jr.irrrw - . It Vfe;! Air Defense Filter Center: Telephone lines link these vital UNITING THE DEFENSE How we've geared the telephone ! ? . ' . t - 4 - .1. Hqw fast can we spread the word? -6ince the days ojf Paul Revere, the nation's strength in times of crisis has depended on swift, reliable communications. Today, the telephone is at work helping bur military men organize their forces... at work saving minutes and hours and days in defense production plants... at work nearly everywhere ' uniting the strength of our millions of people. 3. Since "Pearl Harbor," we've put well over; a billion dollars into telephone facilities in the Pacific West We've made many, many ' technical improvements . to .speed and ' extend the service. The result: A" telephone system far : stronger than ever, doubled in size. We could do it because,: over the years," we've had the financial strength'to attract? the investors' savings we must have to pay expansion costs. And with financial strength in the future, we can continue to build our ability to serve you and our nation.- If''':"'" ' . Give to your Community Afternoon Tea Is - Informal Welcome The Beta Sigma Phi tea Satur day afternoon was a informal af fair honoring the newly formed chapter, Alpha Psi. Eta, Alpha Ep silon and Xi Lambda ' members were hostesses. The tea was at the home of Mrs. David Bennett Hill. The table was centered with copper colored chry santhemums and yellow candles. Pouring were Miss Gladys Ques- seth, Mesdames Don Stiffler, Gus Hewitt and William Simms. The guests were the Misses Lu- cile Hisby and Grace Carmen. Mesdames iiarvin McClain, V. E. Okerstrom, Agnes Thompson, Frank Metcalf, E. W. Robertson, Charles Shaw, and Edwin Hagen, Lee Thomas, A. J. Becker, How ard Post W. W. McKinney and Howard Hunsaker. Those in charge of the tea were Mrs. Phil Wimer, Mrs. Elis White, Mrs. Burl Cox, Mrs. John Ellis and Mrs. Donald I Parker. Mrs. Dwaine Chretian assisted at the door. , Auxiliary Plans For Two Sales Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, presl dent of the Kingwood American Legion auxiliary at the Thursday meeting announced the . appoint ment of the following committee chairmen: Mrs. I. Noteboom, na tional security; Mrs. Guy Hast ings,, Christmas seals; Mrs. Sol Shinkle, membership:! Mrs. Irl Folson, poppies; Mrs. Gladys Miller, child welfare; Mrs. Robert Dickson, constitution; Mrs. Elsie Pacific Telephone Chest and United Defense Fund Noteboom, community service: Mrs. Verne Axelson, publicity. The rummage sale was an nounced for the - Greenbaum building October 25, Mrs. O. J&. Long in charge, and of the bazaar Friday, October 26 in the Portland Gas and Coke company. Mrs. Em- mett Dickson is chairman. Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman and Mrs. Irl Folsom were hostesses for the day. Shower for Bride Given in Stay ton STAYTON Mrs. Louise Frank and Mrs. Barbara Palmer were co-hostesses at a shower October 12 honoring Miss Marcelle . For rette, bride-elect of Cletus Nydeg ger. The couple has set October 27 as their wedding date. Honoring the bride-elect were: Mrs. Agnes Forrette, Mrs. Bernice Roberts, Aumsville; Mrs. Francis Mertz, Mrs. Edith Albus, Mrs. Lorraine Brown of Dallas, Mrs. Lucille 'Johnson; Mrs. Virgeanne Doherty, Miss Carol Frank and Miss Maryhn Palmer. 1 N posts with the nation's far-flung air defense radar network. OF THE UNITED STATES system to meet today's emergency 1 1 2. Emergency facilities of our own are being added, too. . Like this standby generator which can produce our own electricity in case of power line failure. Special plans have been made to rush "telephone task forces" of men and materials into strategic areas, if need be. In every way possible, we're making sure the calls keep, going through ...the calls which mean so much to our nation, j Your telephone best mi ip U csi if . 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