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BY JERYME ENGLISH
ONE TO BE QUEEN . . . Three
Willamette University lenlor
coeds. Betty Jean Mullm, Port
land, Carolann Snarr, San Bruno,
Calif- rad Patsy Older, Medford,
were elected by the associated
tadents on Thursday as mem
bers of the royal May Day court.
Election for the queen wfil be
next Thursday and the other $wo
mnII serve as nrln cesses . . .
for the May week end festivities.
May 2, 3 and 4. . . . Jaexiy iean,
the daughter of Mr. and' Mr. C.
P. Mullin of Portland, is an Alpha
Chi Omega and active in musical
events on the campus. . . . Card
an' is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Snarr of San Bruno . . .
ihe is a member of Pi Beta Phi
aerority and has been active in
many campus organizations. . . .
Patsy, the daughter of L. P. Older
ot Medford, has served as presi
dent of her sorority, Delta Gam
ma, the past year. ...
HONOR GUEST . . . Mrs. Rob
ert Drager, who is leaving next
Wednesday for a month's sojourn
In Honolulu with the Walter Bells
ot Staytou, will be feted at an
informal at home tonight. . . .
Hosts for the affair will be Dr.
ad Mrs. Harold Olinger, Mr. and
Airs. Vernon Perry and Mr. and
Mr. Clayton Foreman. ... A
group of Mrs. Drager's intimate
friends have been bidden to call
t the Olinger home on Mission
Street between and 8 o'clock.
Te Portland . . . today will fo
Mrs. Terry Randall. Mrs. William
C. Dyer Jr.. Mrs. Claybourne Dyer
nd Mrs. Waller Phillips, U at
tend the fashion luncheon at the
Aero Clob. . . .
In Wen tehee ... for the week
end are Mrs. Leo H- Johnson,
president of the Salem Soropti
mmst Club, Mrs. Walter ttaxsch
and Miss Irene deLisle, who will
attend the Northwest Soroptbnist
Ch'& conference . . . the -croup
lefiTTiurdy by ear for Wenat
feee and will return on Sunday.
Visiting ... In the capital a
few days this week was Mrs. Wil
liam Dick of The Dalles, who was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Dan
Johnston. . .
Welcome home . . . for Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Brown, who returned
t the capital last week end from
a winter's stay at their desert
home at Rancho Mirage, Calif.
. . . The Browns went south in
late fall and by January the Sa
lem vacationists began arriving
... so until March it was like
oten house at the Browns with
their friends stopping by for. a
visit. . . .
Lea vine today ... for Moscow,
Idaho will be Sue McElhinny, Bill
Jessup, Betty Foster and Dick
Kaemer, Willamette University
students and members of the Can
terbury Episcopal college group
. . . they will attend a conference
of other college students from the
Episcopal Church this week end
the University of Idaho cam-
. . Saturday night they have
?n invited to De guesxs ai me
Military Ball at the University.
Return from the Islands . .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henry and
daughters. J anise, Cheryl and Lin
da, fthave arrived in the states
from Honolulu, where they have
resided the past four years . . .
taey are presently guests at the
home of Mr. Henry's brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley N. Hamster. . . . The Henrys
will soon he nwvlnt to Corvallis.
. . . Thursday night Mrs. Cleo E.
Hicks entertained her bridge club
at her country home at Brooks.
... Additional sues tit were Mrs.
Hearjr and Mrs. Leonard Hicks.
Leaving by plane . . , Wednes
day night for Fort Smith, Ar
kansas was Lt. Thomas Kay, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ercel W. Kay,
who has been in Salem the past
week en route from Okinawa to
hit new base. . . . Lt. Kay served
la Okinawa for six months and
also went on special missions to
various parts of the Far East. . . .
Nursery notes . . . An eight
pound boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth. Hansen (Ha Mills)
of Star ton on Wednesday at the
Salem Memorial Hospital. . . .
Also welcoming the baby U a
brother. Charles. . . . The grand
parents are Roy H. Mills and Mrs.
Alta Hanson of Salem. . . .
Fourth child . . . and second
son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Thede on Wednesday at
the Salem Memorial Hospital . . .
he pipped the scales at seven
pounds, fifteen ounces. . . . His
sisters are Janet and Jo Anne
and he has a brother, James. . . .
The grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Park Thede of Salem and
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Ma this of
Prophetstown, Illinois. . . .
To Attend Luncheon
Members of the Salem Unit of
the Women's Overseas Service
League plan to go to Portland on
Saturday to attend a luncheon at
the Heathman Hotel sponsored by
the Portland unit. The 10th area
regional vice president, Mrs. H.
R. Anderson of Seattle, will dis
cuss recent policies of the na
tional organization. Members who
pten to attend are Mrs. Robert
Syruni, president of the local unit,
Mrs. C. W. Enfield, Miss Eloise
Ebert, Mrs. D. C. Bacern, Mrs.
Omar KeUay, Mrs. Jack Koenig,
and Miss Essie White.
Salem Jaaior Woman's Club
Story Time Playhouse over KSLM
Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock
Will feature "Catch a Falling
Ctar," by Gertruda Robinson. The
oast includes Pmtt May, student
director, Sua Syring, Paul Ward,
David Given, Delores Miller and
tSaptltuberg. Mrs. Dean Graitnka
aa auaarvisinaT the Droductioou
CLUB
rUDAT
Garden Road -Neigh fcerbood Club,
1 pjn. flfcrthaay party ta Mrs. Ciena
Larklna ITT Park Ave.
Barbara Trfetchie Teat, SUV. with
Mrs. Mary lilbern, South 20th
Street, 1 pjn.
Paet Matrons Aaeaciakien. OZS, din
ner meeting. Golden Pheasant, 30 p.m.
Woman's Relief Corps, VFW Hau,
1 p.m.
Trinity Chapter, OES, auest night.
West Salem City Hail. S pjn.
MONDAY
Work Basket dub with Mrs. Paulina
Richards, 1578 State St.. a p.m.
Jaycee-ettes with Mrs. Maurice Cohn,
360 S. 15th St.. 8 p.m.
Sigma with Mrs. John William
Stertz. 1537 Strong Road. p,m.
on
Carrousel For
Girl Scouts
All Girl Scouts in the Santiam
Area are invited to attend a car
rousel in Corvallis on Saturday
at Gill Coliseum beginning at 11
o'clock. Several hundred Girl
Scouts in Salem are expected to
attend, traveling by bus and pri
vate car.
The program will include in
formal games between 11 and 12
o'clock in the morning, luncheon
at noon, a flag ceremony at 1
o'clock by Troop 08, Salem, songs
led by Mrs. Frank Parcher, Sa
lem, a pageant with all Girl
Scouts performing, singing and
games, a, friendship circle, and
taps closing the day's festivities
at 3 o'clock. All Girl Scout troops
In the city are asked to attend the
carrousel.
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Unite Couple
In Marriage
The Calvary Baptist Church
was the scene of the marriage of
LMiss Frieda Patterson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Howath
of Salem, to Corporal Richard
Bladorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Tweedie, all of Salem, on Mon
day, April 14. The Rev. Omar H.
Barth performed the double ring
ceremony at 7:30 o'clock.
The bride wore a ballerina
gown of white net over satin with
lace collar and lace insertion on
the skirt. A crown of seed pearls
held in place her fingertip veil,
which was edged in lace. She
carried a white orchid on a white
Bible.
Miss Beverly Rinehart was the
honor maid and wore a pink net
ballerina frock over taffeta. She
carried a nosegay of white and
pink spring flowers and wore a
crown of pink and white carna-
man and Miss Sharon Miles, who
wore shell pink ballerina frocks
of net .over taffeta. They also
carried carnation and sweet pea
nosegays with matching bead
dresses. Gretchen Bladorn was
flower girl.
William Bladorn was his broth
er's best man. Ushers were Gor
don White and Earl Johnson.
Junior ushers were Donald Pat
terson and Fred Tweedie.
light tte Candles
CandleUghten were Lin a
Howarth and Kathryn Boatright.
Terry Murray was the soloist and
Mrs. E. Francis was the organist.
Mrs. Howath wore a turquoise
afternoon dress with corsage of
yellow cymbfdrum orchids and
brown accessories. Mrs. Tweedie
attended her son's marriage in a
grey and pink print gown with
pink accessories and corsage of
pink cymbidium orchids.
A reception was held in the
fireplace room of the church. Miss
Ann Rector cut the cake and as
sisting were Misses Dalene O'Har
ra, Coleen Welsh, Sandra Shaw,
Moreen Nelson, iNeva Gilman, and
pHAik. tocatlY wm:.
After the wedding trip the
couple, will return to Salem. Cor
poral Bladorn : will leave for
Camp Win field Scott, San Fran-
Cisco next week and his bride
win remain in Salem at the home
of her parents.: For going away
she wore an aqua knit dress with
brown accessories.
Mrs. Larking Elected
Mrs. . Glen Larking was elected
president of the Etokta Club for
the ensuing year at: the meeting
of the group oo Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. W. F,
Hanson. Other officers are Mrs.
Vard Hughes, vice president; Mrs.
R. W. Radciitfe,v;feretary; and
Mrs. E. L. Stow,' treasurer.
In Monmouth 1
Nu Chapter, Delta Kappa Gam
ma, national honorary for women
teachers, met in the faculty lounge
on Ihe Oregon College of Educa
tion campus at Monmouth Wed
nesday night at 7:30 o'clock. .
The program . included a talk
given by Mark' Sayre, assistant
business manager at OCE, whose
subject was "Important Phases of
the State . Retirement Fund."
Theme of the program was "Appreciation-
for Cultural Contribu
tions of Our World Neighbors."
Miss Margaret Perry, supervising
teacher for the 5th grade at Henry
HU1- elementary , achopl at Inde-.
pendence, gave ait interesting talk
and showed slides of her trip to
England, France, Switzerland,
Spain and Italy.
. During the business session in
stallation of officers was held for
Mrs. Howard Miller, president;
Mrs. Marjorie Woods, first vice
president; Mrs. Carle ton W assort,
second vice president; Miss Edna
Ferry, recording secretary; and
Miss Mary Ann Foley, correspond
ing secretary. Miss Lorraine Meu
sey is. the retiring president.
The program committee for the
evening Included Mrs. Denise
Murray, Miss Margaret Simms
and Mrs. Howard Miller. A des
sert supper was served and host
esses were Mrs. George Sumpter,
Mrs. Carleton Wasson, Mrs. Helen
McLeod and Miss Irene Hallberg.
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Engagement- -f 7
Revealed
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stamper
announced the engagement, ef
their daughter, Miss Rozena Faya
Stamper, to Jack Elton Varbel;
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess W. Ver
bal of Brooks, at a family dinner,
on Easter Sunday. A rummer
wedding is planned by the duo.
Miss Stamper and her fiance
are graduates of Salem High
School. She is employed at Sa
lem branch of the First National
Bank. Mr. Varbel recently re
turned from 14 months service in
Korea and has been released from
active duty with the Marines. ;
SPECIAL LUNCHEON
Today and
Saturday
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1 1 00 A. M. to
4:00 P. M.
HAMBURGER STEAK
With Mashed Potatoes, Brown Gravy
Hot Home-made Cloverieaf Rolls
Choice of Coffee, Tea, Coke or Orangeade
CAFETERIA
AT MILLER'S
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DRESSES
All wearable into late Summer.
Were 12.95 to 35.00.
Noiv 895 to 2295
COATS
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Were 37.95 to 95.00.
Nou 2495 to s6500
SUITS
To give your wardrobe that needed
lift. Were 45.00 to 89.95.
nou $2995 to 6500
An opportunity to have a smart, new wardrobe at
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32nd
ANNIVERSARY
SALE!
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Gift Shop
$595
$1
Imported China
Snack Sets, 59c 2 for
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Women's
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$45
Come on in . . . the weather is
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Sportswear.
DOTTED SWISS,
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yd.
Others include waffle, nainsook, broad
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Regular to $1.00 yard.
Imported Earrings,
Many Styles
99c
Pretty to wear . . , pretty as gifts!
Rhinestone, amethyst, emerald, topaz
and many other simulated stones set
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Bucilla Wondersheen
Crochet Thread
55c
500-yard skeins In this super merceriz
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spreads, chair sets, dailies, etc. White,
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FAMOUS WEBFOOT
SWIM SUITS
$4.95
New! Every one a smart, smooth fitting
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Tailored to keep your figure in swim
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SHIRTS FOR WOMEN
$5.95
In purple, orchid, brown, grey and
pink. Sizes 10 to 18. Sportswear, 2nd
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MEN'S WHITE
HANDKERCHIEFS
8 o, $1.00
Buy a big supply of these splendid
values now while the sale price is so
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Unbeatable values! You can't touch
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Choose for Father's Day choose
tat your own wardrobe . . . choose
half dozen and save substantially!
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Hanes (irregulars)
TEE-SHIRTS
79c
All
Sizes
. . . just arrived in time lor this week':
advertising! A big special purchase ot
Hanes' irregular quality tee shirts fori
men and priced at only 79c. These are
the same fine long staple cotton as the;
regular quality . . . the same fitting:
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