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f The Statesman., Salem. Oregon. Thnrsdcry, August 11, 1852 I SO C I ETY C LU B S MUS I C Around Town By JERYMEJENGIJBH A CABLEGRAM ... has come to Mr. and Mrs. Mike stembock frvun their son. Leonard, telirur of his arrival in Melbourne, Austral ia .. . He expects to be in Australia for the priming 18 months, where he will e playing in the Rodgers Bammerstein unit of "South Pa cific." scheduled to open on Sept ember 13 at Her Majesties Theatre in Melbourne . . . Leonard, wbo has beea in New York City since re turning from London,' where ae played in "Mr. Roberts," was in Salem for a two weeks' vacation before leaving for Australia . . . He and the three aether leads flew from San Francisco to Melbourne to join the corrrpany . . . Leonard, a Salem High School and Willam ette University graduate, will ilay thetbird lead, Luther Billis, in sJSlh Pacific" . . ."Virginia Paris, who sang at the Democratic Na tional Convention in Chicago last month, will play the role of Bloody Virv . I Welcome heme . . for JOss Ma bel P. Robertson, who armea t the capital Taesday from am ex tended European trip ... die left here in April aad spent moot of Wr tintf trmrfaur Saafau Italy aad France ... She made here head- oaarters at San ftapbael wifla Mr. aad Mrs. BnsseU Brooks . . . A Canadian trip ... for the Rev. and Mrs. George H. Swift, who returned home Tuesday from . a ten day sojourn in British Colum bia and Canada . . . They visited in Vancouver, B.C., Lake Louise. Banff and the Canadian Ice Fields in Jasper Park. . . Arriving . . . in Salem Friday will be Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Billing of Oakland. Calif JV who will be the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. I V. Benson. . . they will spend the weekend at the Bensons summer place at Devil's Lake ... Lavtac today ... for Fneeelx. Animi where they -will -make their home are Mr. and Mrs. Ste phen Fouchek and children. mjp, Stephen and Barbara ... The Foa cneks have leased their Candalexia H4hU home to the Del Posts . . . Visiting- ... in the capital this ic i Wililam C. Murray of Oak land. Calif., who is the guest of his brother-in-law ana sisxer, an and Mrs. E. Hi Gbmsen, at their WirM Strpet home . Sojourning . . . ot Neakewta for the remainder of the week are Mr. and Mr. Lester D. Green and son. Danny ... The Wfllard Marshalls and daaghters, Martha Jind Julia, nd Mr. Marshall's parents, Mr. aad Mrs. W. A. Marshall of Seat tie. are home from a stay at their beach home at Seal Rock . . . The aenior Marshalls left Wednesday for Portland to visit with relatives ea route to Seattle. . . In Ashland ... attending the Shakespearean Festival are "Mrs, Breyman Boise, Mrs. Keith Brown, Mrs. Paul Hendricks and Mrs. Chester Cox ... Stopping ... in Salem a few days this week was Mrs. Ruth Hernd doo, who now makes her home in Corvallis. where she is in the ed ucational activities office ... Mrs. Herndon is lea vine today for Port land to spend the remainder of her vacation . . . Mrs. Hernoon s daughter, Marylou. (Mrs. David TWmkl rpopntlv left for Long Beach. Cailf., to join her navy en Kiffr . hushand : who has returned fmm nin 'mrmths f&a. dlltv in Kd re an waters aboard the USS Endi- cott . . . Marylou has been attend ing Oregon College of Education at Monmouth durinff her husband's absence ... A novel feature of thw shin's rptirn to thp ctatM wan delivery of 500 papers aboard ship a . tareweu to captain louis w. Barnard, who is being transferred tf other dutv ' . . The officer and men compiled the information for tne miniature newspaper, which CLUB CALENDAR THrnsoAT Fidelis Class, rrst Baptist Church. Marion Square PaTk, 1 p. m. FRIDAY . Neighbors of Woodcraft, Salem Wo man's Clubhouse, S p. m. Sl'NDAT . Dakota picnic at Eugene Prescott home. 1064 Oak St.. 12:30 pjn. Indoor Sports Club picnic at Earl Adams home. 4224 Claxter Road. 1 pan. TCKSDAY Salem EPW Club picnic with Miss Mabel Savage, 31S5 Garden Road, 0:30 p. m. Chadwick Assembly. Order of Rain how for Girls, Masonic Temple. 730 p. m. On Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE Q. When- is it proper to begin calling new ; acquaintances by their given names? A. The formality of calling per sons by their surnames is becom ing increasingly obsolete. People cau eacn other by their given names much earlier in acquaint anceship than formerly. One must, however, sense the proper mo ment to drop formalities. If every one else in the circle in which you move uses first names, you are at liberty to follow the custom. Q. What is the proper way to eat spaghetti at the table? 1 A. With the fork. Twist the spa ghetti against the plate to wind it about the fork. If you cannot man age this gracefully and many cannot cut it with the fork. Q.What is the correct tip for an airline stewardess? ; A. Please do not offer any tip to the stewardess, the airlines hav ing rules against this. w- r '.H -5 tit -1 Was Dublished in Till a moot hv ITn. Sin DeCook'H mother Mrs Tuv. id A. DeCook, who is publisher of the Tillamook Headhght-Hearald . . . ine paper tens ox tne many experiences by the men and : the ship during the past nine months. Fifth child. . . a little girl. Har new Aim. was DOrn to Mr. and Mrs. rani B. Tlauser Jr. ia Portland oa Wednesday meralnr at the Fmis. nel Hospital . . . she tipped the scales at eight pooaxU, nine eaaees . . . She has three alslee. IiAtk Margaret, Sarah Jane, Susaa Gail, ana a Brother, OavU rani . . 2ter sraadpareats are Mrs. R. D. Bar ton ana air. and Sirs. Tool H. Hanser of Satem ... thT tore rreat-grantrm others. Mr. W. J. Hagedorn aad Mrs. Henry L. Ben- Ma. ana tTeat-greatrandnioth-er. Mrs. Sank Whliaev. all af Ra.' lem. . . A -faniHT Ann.. ' . tutn T Lewis Jr. of Corvallis was .honored on his birthday Sunday at a dinner at the home of ins .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B. Lewis, on Fair- roouni am . . . Accompanying Mr. Lewis to Salem for the was his wife and daughters, Linda ana xwnara ... Bridal Showen ... Mlaa Ait Waters, whs will be married to Ciena W. Kleen oa Septemher ff. Is the incentive for several pre nontUl parties . . Mfau Marina Bansea was a hostess for the bride- to-be Wednesday nlrbt at the hotno of her aant, Mrs. M. J. Van Woert, a Mm Street',. . . Twenty guests were bidden to the miscellaneous shower and a late sapper was ser ved by the hostess ... Entertaining ... for Miss Waters on Tuesday night was Mrs. Charles R. BrOWn. who sumioarl tttA VhiVL. to-be with a lingerie and linen show er hi me worm wth street home of her mother, Mrs. W. F. Dodge . . . A blue and white color scheme was used in the decor and a late supper followed an informal evening I . , Assisting the. hostess were Miss Juanita Hamer and Miss Dorothy Williams ... Twenty attended the affair including co-workers of Miss Waters at the Oregon Physicians' Service office ... Nuptials Unite f Couple Sunday "I AMITY The First Baptist Church was the scene of a sum mer wedding on Sunday, August 17 at 8:30 o'clock when Miss Lillian Earhart and Percy Lloyd Abdill of Willamina exchanged their mar riage -vows. The Rev. William P. Bray officiated. The bride is the foster daughter or airs. K. A. Hobbs and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. McQurg. Willamina. Mrs. Ralph Konzelman sang, accompanied by Mrs. Theodore Lehman. The bride wore an afternoon frock of peach over white satin ana a nngertip Illusion veil caught to a white Dutch cap. She carried tuberous begonias. Miss Sally McQurg of Willamina. sister of the groom, was maid of honor and wore an afternoon dre: of green and white and carried a Douquet or tuberous begonias. Best man was Irwin Warner of Amity. Ushers were Robert Leh man, Darrell Taylor, cousin of the groom, and Ronald Nelson. Amity. A reception was held in the social room of the churchy Mrs. Henry Taylor and Mrs. Ray Williams, aunts of the Prnnm nut ha ooVo and Miss Virennia WaVemnn nro. skied at the -punch bowl. Assisting were Miss Delores Ulrich, Lafay ette and Mrs. E. H. Lehman. After a wedding, trip along the coast the couple will be at home in Amity at the Henderson apart ments. The groom is employed at the Johnson Lumber Mill west of Willamina. 'Nl! - .. ' .-- V- '' i , r .4 ' . - : 5 t-t 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard- David Huckestein (Betty Jean Stadler) whose marriage was an event of August 16 at St Vincent dePaul Catholic Church. The bride Is the daughter of the John Leonard Stadkrs and the groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. August E. Huckestein. The couple will reside at Riverside, Calif., where he Is stationed at March Field. JMcEwan Photo).. Rites Read at St. Joseph's St Joseph! Catholic Church was the scene of the wedding of Miss Inez Leoaa Yocubets and Roy Loynes, son of Mrs. Clara Loynes, on Saturday, August 16. Father Gadlois officiated at the 11 o'clock rites. The altar was banked with bou quets of yellow, pink and rose gladioluses. Frank Lebold played the wedding music. Miss Maxine Loynes and Miss Darlene Yocubets lighted the tapers. . For her' wedding the bride wore an afternoon dress of white nylon with bouffant sleeves and skirt and a fingertip illusion veil caught to a flowered headdress. Her flow ers were sweet peas. Miss Joan Saw chuck was the honor maid and wore an afternoon frock of white and black nylon. Michael Deeney stood with the groom as best man. Mrs. Loynes wore a pastel blue afternoon dress for her son's mar riage. A - reception was held at the YWCA following the nuptials. Miss Joan Sawchuck poured and Mrs. Joseph Fernair of Nebraska cut the cake. Miss Patricia Brown assisted about the rooms. After a wedding trip along the coast the newlyweds will be at home in Salem at 1410ft Court Street. Liberty Congratolatloas go to the Rev. and Mrs. John Meyers, 3390 Liberty Road, on the birth -of a daughter, Sally Kathleen, born Tuesday, August 19 at the Salem General Hospital. The Rev. Mr. Meyers is the pastor of the Lib erty Christian Church of Christ on Skyline Road. The new arrival has a sister. 'Becky, and a brother, Wayne. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller of Eugene and the paternal grand parents, were the late Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Meyer of Albany. Miss Joan Marie Miller enter tained members of her bridge club at the Fairmount Hill home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Vern Gordon Kunke . sc. ' Takes Bride In East Cloverdale- From tho east comes news of the marriage of Miss Marlon June Ritteman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Ritteman of Hawley, Minn, o ' Benefit Garden- party Today Highlighting the social calendar today Is the benefit card party to be given this afternoon in the Homer H. Smith gardens on North Summer .. Street by members of the Junior Guild of St Paul's Episcopal Church. Play will begin at 2 o'clock with the tea hour slat ed for four o'clock. ' Additional reservations have been made by Mrs. H. S. Poisal, Mrs. Harry Foster, Mrs. Rue Dra ger, Mrs.; H. R. Walters, Mrs. Frank Spears, Mrs.- William' L. McGuV Mrs. Miller B. Harden, Mrs. Karl KugeL Mrs. O. L. HHL Mrs. Linn C Smith, Mrs. Alvtn Hartley, Silverton, and Mrs. Ed Graham, Portland. The Swegle Neighborhood Clnb meeting slated for today at the George Shnll home has been post poned until Thursday, August 28. Home Extension Committee Meets -. - The Marlon County Home Ex tension Committee met for Its reg ular monthly meeting on Monday at the home of Mrs. Marjorie White. Mrs. Jack Bartlett. Chair man, presided at the business ses sion. Plans were' completed for leader training meetings which will be held in September prior to the beginning of the 1952-53 home extension program in October. On September 10 and 11 training meetings will be held for all of ficers of Marion County's 36 home extension units. Leaders for the project "Gifts from Cloth" will receive training on September 23 and 24 and on September 25 lead ers for "Main Dish Meals" will re ceive Instructions. On September 28 the unit 4-H chairman will meet to receive help with their phase of the program. Committee members attending were Mrs. Jack Bartlett - Mrs. Cornelius Bateson, Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs. Fred McCall, Mrs. C. T. Lorenzen, Mrs. Norman Reil ing, Mrs. C. N. Ruggles and County Extension Agents June Burke and Marjorie White. Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet Friday night at the Salem Woman's Club at 8 o'clock. Birth days in June, July and August will be celebrated.; The men will be in charge of the social hour with Dr. O. L. Scott chairman, assisted by R. E. Winchcomb and C. B. Shaw. and Gordon A. Kunke, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Kunke of Tur ner. The ceremony took place on August 18 at the Christian Mis sionary Alliance Church in Haw ley. The Rev. J. A. Schmidt per formed the 8 o'clock rites. ' The altar was banked with bou quets of white gladioluses and tapers. Miss Marlys Catiander sang with Miss Adeline Schmidt the organist. The bride wore a white organdy dress with train, the bodice made with short sleeves, Peter Pan col lar and tiny self covered buttons to the waistline in front A cord ed design of embroidery and crys tal beads formed the yoke on the bodice. and the same design was repeated on the skirt She wore gauntlets end carried a white Bi ble marked with white roses. :. Miss Anita Ritteman was the maid of honor and Sandra Cava! Ian was ' junior bridesmaid. . They wore .green organdy frocks and carried pink chrysanthemum bou quets. Attend the Groom Dale Folger stood with the groom as best man and ushers were FJdon Christianson and Ted Millet Mrs. Ritteman chose a pastel blue dress with navy accessories and corsage of pink tea roses, Mrs. Kunke went east for her son's marriage and wore a mist blue gown with rose accessories and corsage of white carnations. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Among those assisting was the groom's aunt, Mrs. Hazel Fliflet of Dallas, who presided at the coffee, urn. . After a wedding trip to Park Rapids Lake area and Glacier Na tional Park, the newlyweds will rbe at home In Dallas, Ore., where he is coach at the Dallas High School. The bride, is a graduate of Concordia College and has been teaching at Port Orford. Mr. Kun ke is a graduate of Willamette University. ' Breakfast For Church Group - The Christian's Woman's Fel lowship of the First Christian Church will meet for breakfast this morning at 9:30 ajn. at Bush Pasture. Members are asked to enter the park by the Mission Street entrance and follow the signs to the picnic area. Serving the breakfast will be Edna Gish, Eva Marie Johnson and Grace Hendricks circles. A nursery for children will be pro vided at the church. All women of the church are invited to attend. Eva Marie Johnson, a young missionary, who recently returned from Africa and will be returning to the Congo country after her furlough, will be the guest speak er. Mrs. Warren Thiel will lead the devotions. Yoivo Been On Our fAind! READ WHY IN OUR AO FRIDAY, AUG. 22 ' J4uali4 a Bandall's Fine Ileau 12C3 Slole Sl.-Phcna 3-6489 RECOfiD-lOVif- PKDCES Young Eastern Oregon Hereford BEEF STEAK T-Bone Rib -Lb. 59c Young Eastern Oregon Hereford BEEF LUlXl Rump Xb. flSc Prices effective till next Thursday. Arcdl Yourseli oi these money soring values. Plan to buy a week's supply. Any oi theee retaQ cuts wiupped lor your locker FREE1 Plenty of experienced,' courteous service at your dispoeaL 1 Fancy Pan-Ready Colored Fresh .Each Fresh Dressed and Drawn FAIICY HEIIS i Lb. 450 Freshly Made Ground I Lean. Meaty I Xtra Lean : BEEF ... Lb. 45c I Short Eibs Lb. 39s Ground Beef Lb. 59c Porlx Chops -Lb. 75? I Porlx Steali 1 M. 550 Country Sausage Nebergall'e Sugar Cured i Fancy, Lean, Boneless BEEF CUBES. Lb. 590 Extra Fancy. Boneless IIEI7 yonn cuts u. 791 Young. Tender. Eastern Oregon Hereford Beet the best selection In the vat ley at the) lowest prices In the state. We urge you for economy's sake to 3 your locker 11. now! - ' IDe 3fi Afi 1 M IK EffiW I 1 Ml IS Ml n a. 1 r;n l tl 111 111 U II with ii ei ivu. voo ivirjr.inD geti without dioting! without hunger! without drugs! without oxorcso . AND YOU DON'T M AVE TO DEPEND ON UNC0NTK01LABLE Will POWERI Why oUy danaereaar fat sail flabby? 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