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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1952)
) i 11 r: . 7- - ' The Statesman, Salem. Oregon Friday January 1I;1SS2 7 Society . . Clubs Music .... The Home New Officers Will . Preside at Meeting Silverton -March of Dimes meeting will be observed by Home Temple of Pythian Sisters Lodge at Silverton at its meeting Thurs day night Jan. 17. A free will of fering for the project will be tak en at thaf time. , ; Newly installed officers will also preside for the first time at this meeting. These include Mrs. Jack Tuggle, past chief; Mrs.-Sam Stad eli, most excellent chief j Mrs. Har vey Kaser, excellent senior; Mrs. E. R. Ekman, excellent Junior; Mrs. Bessie Morgan, manager; Mrs. Emil Rhyne, secretary; Mrs. Orlo Thompson, treasurer;. Mrs Nettie Noren, protectress; Mrs. Wanda VanCleave. Announced for the refreshment committee for the Jan. 17 meeting are Mrs. Ralph Adams, Mrs. Olaf Anderson and Mrs. Arthur An derson. The officers club will meet at the home of Mrs. Harvey Kaser, with Mrs. Casper Oveross as co hostess, on Friday, Jan. 11. Engagement Revealed Mill City Friends here have learned of the engagement of Miss LaVetta Rose Powelson to Vernon Duane McFadden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McFadden of Stay ton. No date has been set for the wedding. Both young people are living in Corvallis, where she is employed and Mr. McFadden is a student at Oregon State Col lege. Miss Powelson is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Powelson of Stanfield, Oregon, former residents of Mill City. Miss Powelson attended schools here and graduated with the class of 1951 at Gates. The groom-to-be is a graduate of Mill City High SchooL Joanetto Bennett Weds in Portland GERVAIS Miss Jeanette Ben nett of Portland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bennett of Gervais, became the bride of William T. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Moore of Galesburg, Illinois, at an informal ceremony .at the First Congregational Church in Portland on Thursday, Dec. 13. Dr. Ray mond Walker performed the 7:30 o'clock service. Roy Selinius sang and Mary Hazelle was the organ ist. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a rust tailleur with navy blue ac cessories and a corsage of white orchids. The bride's attendant, Miss Edna Ford, wore a navy blue tailleur with matching accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds. Kenneth Ellison served as best man and the ushers were Douglas Hood and Gordon Cochran. The bridal couple greeted their guests in the foyer of the church. Miss Ruth Melbye had charge of the guest book. The couple left immediately for Palm Springs and other points in California. They will reside in Portland, where Mr. Moore Is in business. The Manbrtn Gardens Club met Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Helen Cosper on Wayne Dr. The guest speaker was R. V. Schreiner of the Schreiner Iris Gardens. 1 Plastic Topped Tables In Living Room Are Among New Notes in Furnishings By SUE GARDNER The entrance of plastic topped tables into the living room is among the new notes in the 1952 home picture. From the din -I ette and the kitchen counter where formica tops are an old story to coffee I tables and end tables, the easy-j to-maintain minated plastic is now in - the showpiece class. The reason fori the coming pop ularity of this material is the improvement in textures. Espe cially in wood finishes is the .parlor touch" important. Occa sional table manufacturers have found that newly - developed wood grains, which are really photographed on the plastic that tops the wood surface of the ta ble, no longer have the shine that r 7. L -,-r 2L1 was once a give-away of the plastic top. You can still have the shine in a satin luster or the shiny solid colors but it Is no longer seen in the oak, mahogany, birch, walnut and other favored grains. Forest Wilson, Chicago indus trial designer, has created a group of coffee, end and occa sional tables, some with maga zine or book racks, that have the formica plastic tops. In the dinette tables, the new notes are correlated tops and plastic upholstery. Two new de signs are being launched, one a : free form line design against a contrasting background and the other a sort of finger-paint tex tured look. Both are available in a variety of colors. Among the new dual purpose pieces with plastic formica tops "is a coffee table that raises to dining or card table height. It is'shown with wood grain top. Copyright 1952, General Features Corp. 1239 Stale St. Pfcsaa 3-9127 NEW CARS nSCiPS BOOK AMD 15 SPRY COUPOtl Get Order Blank Her H0M0GWUEB &2S SDGO 3 lb. cam e MORRELL'S YORKSHIRE TRAY PACKED Sliced Bacon lb. 4J9( . r . COLORED OVEN-READY RATH'S OR ARMOUR'S SKINNED HAMS s; lb. 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