l The Stat man. Salem. Oregon, Wednesday, Mar
Mothers, Dads
Annual Dinner
On Monday
Over a hundred parents and
guests attended the annual mothers
club dinner and final meeting of
the Salem Oregon State Mothers
Club Monday evening at the May
flower Hall. Mrs. Deral Jones pre
sided at the meeting. Douglas
Chambers, of the 30-staters club
and OSC alumni representative,
acted as master of ceremonies.
The speaker was Dr. W. E. War
rington, who organized the relig
ious department at Oregon State
College. The invocation was given
by the Rev. Louis White of the
Knight Memorial Church.
Other guests were Mrs. W. E.
Warrington, Mrs. Douglas Cham
bers, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shepard,
Mrs. Oscar L. Paulson, past state
president.
The program consisted of tap
dancing by Pat Irwin and panto
mime number by Jan Woodroofe
and Margaret Cooper for Parrish
Junior High School.
The committee for the dinner
was headed by Mrs. Edward Ma
iek, assisted by Mrs. Elmore Hill,
-Mrs. Sam H. Ruhl, Mrs. A. O.
Mueller, Mrs. Emmett Rogers,
Mrs. John A. Olson, Mrs. F. J. For
restil, Mrs. Clarence Elaxali, Mrs.
Walter Nelson, Mrs. Carl Wendt,
Mrs. Wayne Gordon, Mrs. Euwin
Johnson, Mrs. A. E. Archibald,
Lois Archibald, Mrs. J. T. Rosen,
Mrs. Deral Jones, Mrs. Everett
Andresen and Mrs Austin H. Wil
son, Sr.
Mrs. Oscar I. Paulson installed
the following officers: president,
Mrs. Emmett Rogers.; vice presi
dent, Mrs. Edward Majek; secre
tary, Mrs. Carl Wendt; treasurer,
Mrs. Cliff Parker; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. A. O. Mueller.
Mrs. Teed Will
Present Pupils
Mrs. James Teed will present
her piano students in a recital to
night at the Roberts Studio on
North Summer Street at 7:30
o'clock.
Those participating will be Jua
nita Christofferon, Marjorie Ol
son, Julie Repine, Judy Query,
Sandra Johnson, Joan Van Cleave,
Charles Neubauer, Judy Maddux,
Margaret Ellis, Janice Drakeley,
Frederick and Robert Rossner.
Kathleen Spong, Joan Frad, Karen
Kaser, Joan Bourne, Suzanne Mor
ris, Barbara Morris, Margaret
Cooper, Richard and Donald Reed,
Peggy Ann Lucas. Sharon Bourne,
Peggy Reid, Rebecca Singer, Shir
ley Crokar, Linda Lewis and
Aileen Kreger.
Keizer Ladies Sewing Club will
hold its last meeting of the season
on Thursday at the home of Miss
Alta and Miss Ethel Hall, 1965
N. 24th St.
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Miss Carol Dawn New
kirk, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Loreri Newkirk of
Turner, the new worthy ad
visor of Acacia Assembly,
Order of Rainbow for Girls,
Stayton.
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NEW HIGH STYLE FOR OAK
Watch for a new trend toward
high style furniture in oak. Oak
is the kind of sturdy, long wearing,
easy - to - care - for material that
crisp contemporary design calls for.
It lagged a long time in furniture
fashion because much of it was
massive and rustic rather than
light and living-room smart, and
then because the first modern oak
furniture was all so monotonously;
alike. That oak can take on the
grace and style and variety of top i
furniture fashions is well illus- i
trated by an eye - catching new !
grouping of living room and dining
room furniture designed by the
well known architect Edward D.
Stone, sketched in part here. Note
the bent legs, unusual for oak .the
combination of black lacquer and
natural finish, the slat tops, the
trim upholstery, the lightness of all
pieces. For the woven back and
Nuptials Held
On Sunday
The I wedding of Miss Shirley
Ann Evensizer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Evensizer of Mar
ion, and Trent Edward Hendren,
son of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Hendren
of Turner, took place on Sunday
afternoon,- May 25 at the Assem
bly of pod Church at Turner. The
Rev. Ethel Gutekunst performed
the 3 o'clock rites.
Miss Margaret and Miss Donna
Boyer were the soloists and Mrs.
Margaret Boyer the organist. Miss
Patsy Whitefield and Miss Helen
Crume j lighted the tapers and the
altar was decorated with blue iris
and pink roses.
The bridal gown was of satin
and lace with a full skirt of lace
over satin terminating in a train.
The bjodice of the gown was
strapless and adorned with a lace
Bertha! with which she wore a
short satin cape edged in lace.
A crown of seed pearls held in
place her fingertip veil and she
carried; a bouquet of pink roses
and white stephanotis.
Mrs. Cecil H. Johnson of Salem
was the matron of honor and
wore a! pink nylon net gown with
matching headdress. Miss Marvel
Evensizer of Forest Grove was the
bridesmaid and wore a blue nylon
net gown with matching net head
dress. They carried nosegays of
roses and sweet peas.
Calvin L. Young, USAF, Port
land, was best man and ushers
were Cecil Johnson, Leo C. Hen
dren, brother of the groom, and
Clyde Evensizer, the bride's
brother.
Mrs. Evensizer wore a navy
blue suit with corsage of pink
carnations for the wedding and
Mrs. Hendren chose a brown en
semble with corsage of pink car
nations. A reception followed in the
church parlors. Mrs. Clyde Even
sizer of Forest Grove presided at
the coffee urn and Mrs. Loyd Sid
well, sister of the groom, cut the
cake. Assisting were Miss May
belle Kirsch, Miss Thelma Killin
ger arjd Miss Myrna Evensizer.
For traveling the bride changed
to a blue cuit with white acces
sories. The newlyweds will leave
this week for Amarilla, Texas,
where Sergeant Trent is stationed
with the U. S. Air Force.
Reports en the 19th district con
ference in Tacoma were given by
Mrs. Henry Kayser, Mrs. Lloyd
Myers, Miss Beverly Hartwell,
Mrs. Gavin Hill and Mrs. F. M.
Welsh at the Tuesday morning
meeting of the Salem Credit
Women's Breakfast Club at Nohl
gren's. Miss Ethel Reddin was
guest.
seat of the chair and the door
fronts; of the cabinet Mr. Stone a
dapts products of an historic Amer
ican handcraft. Strips are hand
split dak wythes laced in basket
hv craftitmcn of the Ozark
bills who have practised this skill
for many generations.
(Copyright by John T PUle Co.)
On Etiquette
By sUberta Lm
Q. What are the duties of the
bridegroom's parents before the
wed ling? ;
A. Nothing special, outside of
paying a call on the bride's par
ents after the engagement has
been announced, and to ' uy the
bride as nice a wedding present
as possible. It's nice, too, for the
man's family to invite her and her
family to a gathering sometime
before the wedding.
Q. Is it proper to name a boy
John Jone II. rather than John
Jones, Jr.?
A. The "junior" is the only
proper suffix if a boy is named
for his father. Second" means
nephew or cousin, and never re
fers to the son.
Q. Ho- much of the hand
should be dipped into the finger
bowl?
A. Only the fingertips, one hand
at a time.
Mrs. Bancroft to
Head Rebekahs
Making a fraternal visit to the
Rebekah Lodge meeting Monday
night were members of the Ladles
Auxiliary, Patriarch Militant, Mrs.
Roy Pearce gave a report on the
recent grand lodge sessions. Miss
Doris McReynolds became a mem
ber by Initiation during the spe
cial meeting of Rebekahs at grand
lodge.
Officers elected for the July
January term are Mrs. Clyde Ban
croft, noble g rand; Mrs. Theodore
Rhoades, vice-grand; Mrs. Clem
Ohlsen secretary; Mrs. Lloyd Pep
per, treasurer; and Clarence Kim
ble, team captain.
Rebekah brothers arranged the
program which included musical
numbers by Gus Erickson, Roy
Pease, and George Naderman;
solos by Linda Drakely, accom
panied by Janice Drakely; piano
duets by Sandra Johnson and
Janice Drakely; and a banjo solo
by Roy Pease.
The Past Noble Grands CJub
will meet tonight st the home of
Mrs. John Wiles, 10 N. 23rd, St,!
at 8 o'clock. !
The SpiritmaJ Suflewer ClaV
will be entertained on ThursdajrJ
at the home of Mrs. G. E, Fred
rickson. 1270 N. 24th St, between
I and 4 o'clock. Mrs. Elvera Cex-I
venka will be the co-hostess, j f
Betrothal Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kremer of
Marion are announcing the engage
ment of their daughter, Bernice, to
Carl Groves, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Groves of Turner. No plans
have been made for the wedding.
Mill City Mrs. Nell Swift was
hostess for an afternoon party to
compliment Mrs. James Staley
(Betty Class) of Billings, Montana,
at her home Thursday afternoon.
Honoring Mrs. Staley were Mrs.
Lowell Cree, Mrs. Morris Howe,
and Mrs. Charley Day. Mrs. Sta
ley and son will remain here for a
several weeks visit. Mr. Staley is
with the naval reserves at the
present.
From Areata, Calif, comes news
of the birth of a son, Gary, to
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barrett (Del
pha Loewen) on May 23. The lad
tipped the scales at seven pounds,
five ounces. His grandparents are
Mrs. Anna Loewen of Salem and
Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett of
Prineville.
The Cm Club will meet tonight
at the home of Mrs. A. A.
Schramm, 165 N. 17th St., at 7:30
o'clock. George Murphy of the
Globe Travel Service will show
movies of Europe and Hawaii.
CLUB CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY
Women' Association. First Presby
terian Church. li:lS luncheon, board
meeting. 10:43 a. m.
Woman's Benefit Association social
night with Mrs. Avis Perrine, 1J Cen
ter St.. dessert supper. 7:30 pjn.
Dakota Club covered dish dinner 0:30
at Salem Woman's clubhouse. 460 North
Cottage Street.
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