The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 13, 1952, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textt A I SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC i m sssssMBSnseBseaBaevBeaMSBeBesBsssssi Around I By XEXYME ENGLISH ' ON THE AGENDA S. , . Hlh- light ot the coming weekend will , be the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Jane Johnson and JJL Allan R. Mann Jr. on Saturday night at the First Presbyterian Church . ; . A reception win follow at the Amer ; lean Legion Club ... Lt. Mann is arriving in the capital by plant from Virginia on Wednesday . . . His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan IB. . Mann, of Portland are enter taining with dinner party on 'Friday night at the American Le- jion Club in compliment to their aon and his fiancee . .! . the affair 'will follow the wedding rehearsal i and bidden are members of the ! bridal party and the immediate -! families ... A breakfast partr . the day 'of the wedding win honor Miss I Johnson and her bridesmaids . A Hostesses for the 10:30 o'clock af- fair will be Mrs. Daniel J. Fry and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Daniel J. Fry Jr. (. i . the parry . will be held at the former's South High Street home . k Second birthday . .U today for i Johnny Mauldlnr, son of Sir. and i Mrs. John P. Mauldlnr . - he will : celebrate the occasion with a party : at the borne ef his grandparents. : Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Cobley, on f North Summer Street . . . Wishing W Johnny a happy birthday will be I' Mrs. Donald Sommer, Michelle 'and Ricky, Mrs. Lester D. Green J and Danny, Mrs. Robert W. 1 Eteeves and Lisa, Mrs. James Kern, Danny and Janet, Mrs. Don ald Scheelar and Cynthia, Mrs. Georre C Alexander and Shep, Mrs. Peter Gonnar and Rosamond, Mrs. Richard Hayward, Donny and Tommy, Mrs. Richard L. Cooler, Christy and Pamela . . and the honor guest's grandmotb or, Mrs. Ralph H. Cooley . A luncheon ... Mrs. I. V. Ben- son will entertain members of her Study Club at a one o'clock lunch , oon this afternoon at her East Nob Hill home . . . This Is the first meeting of the group and Mrs Benson Is president this year , for the program Mrs. C. Lester Newman will give a book review. Guest speaker . . i at the Sorop- timist Club luncheon on Wednes day will bo Congressman Walter Norblad . . . The affair will bo held In the Marine Room of the Marion Hotel at 12 o'clock and women of other service clubs have been Invited as special guests . . From Willamette University . , have come announcements of the annual homecoming festivities en the campus the weekend of Nov. S . . ' . ' The alumni luncheon is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. at the Marion Hotel with the homecom- 'ing game between Willamette and linfield following at McCaUoch Stadium at 1 o'clock I . . Preced- , tng the luncheon there will bo an alumni get-together in the. lobby of the hotel at 11 ojn. ... Res- . ervations for the luncheon should bo made by Not. 1 at the TJnlrer sity ... Former Coach Spee.Keene and his players will bo honored during the luncheon and game A post-game coffee hour will bo held at Lausanne Hall at 4 JO pan. and in the evening will bo the - annual homecoming dance for alumni and students In the Uni versity gymnasium ... . To Portland . . . this week will go a number of Salem folk to at tend the long awaited stage show. "South Pacific, whlcn Is opening "Tuesday at the Portland Audl ; torlum . . . Dr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell will attend the opening night performance . . . On Wednes day will go Dr. and Mrs. William C. Crothers, Mr. and Mrs. C Ron ald Hudklns : and Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wulf . . . Mr. and Mrs. tJnn C Smith and the Lester Barrs will see the show Thursday night . . . Dr. and Mrs. Tom H. Dunham and Dr. and Mrs. George It. Hoffman have tickets for Sat urday night . J . David W. Eyre . and his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Johnson, Will join the Junior David Eyres era r x-c ) or Lis- It eeets so BtUe to put California on yonr schedalol 8ee 8an Francisco and go Eact via Bono and Salt Lake City... or visit Lot Angalaa, Bollywood, San Diigo, too, then travol East via Graad CeaonorCarisbedCa-rerno. Go one way, return another atop over where and when Cmnneia&mfWsw tJ3X0 tdaLoiAnttU. ........... t tUZZn ti San Frwtm end JU0. .....00000' C3X3 j 9iaL-AttU S3 t L 7ZLLS, Aqrenl , Town in Portland for the stage show one night . . . Prof, and; Mrs. Dean Graunke will also be among those attending "South Pacific" Seattle bound ... the end of the week will be several football en thnsiasts, who will attend the al trld eUaie bet we Ores and Washington mn Saturday aft ernoon . . . Mr. and Mrs. Wuurd Marshall will attend the stage show. "South Pacific", in Portland Thursday night and the following day will leave for Seattle ... they wta attend the game and spend the weekend with Mr. Marshall's parents, the W. A. Marshalls . they will also bo with their daags ter, Martha, who Is a Junior at the University ef Washington Other rooters . . . at the Oregon- Washington same will bo Mr. and Mrs. Robert I Elfxtroxn, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bonesteele Mr. and Mrs. Coburn Grabenhorst will also attend the game and will spend the weekend In Seattle with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Borgensen Saturday night they will bo guests at the Tennis Club dance, Guests Sunday ... ox Mr. and Mrs. James Walton were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ! Hill of Yakima, who have been in Oregon on combined business and pleasure trip . . w ; I .j Main Dishes, Gifts To bo Discussed . Marion County Extension unit meeting for the week of October 13-18 are listed below. Anyone who is interested is invited to attend. Ad ditional information may bo obtain ed by calling Marion County home extension office at 475 N. Church St., Salem. October 13 ;HayesviI!e ' unit, 10:30, with Mrs. Marc Saucy, Main Dish Meals; Donald unit, 10:30, with Mrs.: Mary Yergen, Functional House Dresses; Fruit land unit, 10:30, with Mrs. Arthur Dalke, Gifts from Cloth; and Sid-ney-Talbot unit. 10:30, Talbot Com munity Church, Gifts from Cloth. October 15 Hubbard unit, 10:30. at the Rebekah Han, Gifts from Cloth; Pringls unit. 10:30, Pringlo Woman's Club, Gifts frora Cloth. October 16 Liberty - Salem Heights unit, 10:30. Salem Heights Community HalL Gifts from Cloth; SUverton Hills unit, 10:30. Silver- ton riius community Mail; dma Lane unit, 10:30, with Mrs. George Hanauska, Gifts from Cloth. October 17 Marion unit, 10:30, at Marn Farmers Union Hall, Gifts from Cloth; Oearlako unit. 10:30, with Mrs.; Floyd Herrold. Functional House Dresses. ' Mrs. Paul Gflmer was honored with a shower Wednesday night by hostesses . Mrs. James Arm strong and Mrs. Earl Jenks at the Norway 1 St. home of Mrs. Armstrong. Her guests were Mrs. Leonard Cain, Mrs. Howard Houck, Mrs. C R. Hoffine, Mrs. Fred Marlowe,: Mrs. J. S. Turn- bull Sr., Mrs, Loran Richer, Mrs. William Armstrong, Mrs.. Robert White, Mrs. WaSy Murdock. Mrs. James Corlett, ; Mrs. Robert Drey- en Mrs. Tom ; Bacbelder. Mrs. Donald McLaughlin, Mrs. Melvin Lein, Mrs. E. E. Spencer. Mrs. Gerald Bull, Mrs. Gerald Doug' las Armstrong Sr. and the host esses. - Ml 4S3XL Onxch ote:s3::e) , Colleen Bruce Mr. Fryman Married Miss Colleen Bruce and Ray mond L Fryman exchanged their marriage vows at a lovely autumn ceremony Sunday afternoon at tb First Christian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, H. Bruce and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fryman of Portland. It was at 330 o'clock that the Rev. Dudley Strain officiated at the rites. Harold- Miller was the soloist and Mrs. Benedict the or ganist. Bouquets of pink and white chrysanthemums decorated, the altar and lighting the tapers were Robert Bruce, the bride's brother, and Gary Bixler. For her wedding the bride chose an ice blue brocaded satin grown with white tulle overskirt. The gown was made with a chapel train, a box pleated skirt and seal loped neckline with long sleeves. Her fingertip Illusion veil cascaded from a bandeau of satin adorned with seed pearls. She carried bouquet of stephanotis centered with a white orchid. Miss Gall Savage was the honor maid and Miss Margaret Hildreth the bridesmaid. They wore iden tical gowns of pink brocaded satin made with full-gathered skirts and scalloped drop shoulder neck lines. They carried muffs of pink satin to which were pinned pink flowers. Margaret Carlson was the flower girL Attend the Groom James Klink stood with the groom as best man and ushers were Kirk Mulder, Hugh Ger brent and Don McKenzie. For her daughter's wedding: Mrs. Bruce wore a French Imported rose beige lace gown over taffeta and corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother chose an aqua crepe gown with grey accessories and her flowers were pink roses. ! The newlywods greeted their guests at a reception in the church parlors. Mrs. Rogers Webb pre sided at the coffee urn and Miss Judy Whitlock and Miss Lois Lau daul were at the punc hbowL Mrs.' Margaret Thomas cut the cake assisted by Miss Peggy Woods. f For going away the bride donned black velvet suit with lace col lar and cuffs and black velvet ac cessories. The newly-weds have gone to Timberllne Lodge on their honeymoon. Mr. Fryman is an in? temal auditor for Weyerhaeuser Lumber Co. and the couple will be traveling throughout the north west. Hero's your ,0 lIf i Speaal limited offer J ) . . . you gst this compbto set v of cleaning tools j J FREE of joxtra thargo (v' wncn yoTbuy n V ' this nsv .!od:l 115 j About ihm (leaning Tools Kaafly attached to yomr Hoover to eoarezt It into an oindent aioTe-the-ftoer cleaner. Help oat year olsaniag time m kalf. Sot hdades - 1 Gmeartcr for edekj easy aruchsasat of heee and took. 2 LsofrlighrslsigHAS ! - M 3 Irteosioa tabs. ! Q Brssafbrsloaabganlesdnsnn drapes, walla, bore feors. far faxabaroj rsdlitors, otai Stnu Fumiliirp Co. 1181 U&!oa Ocrjrj Drcjo Clala CL nnnllf-i Fanifaro Co. Hoilli Drdtm Lnbtsr crd 3 demelaia w it" Rich Silts. Art Works aro 'Imported rrom aiam, many I By Sue Gardner y : Some of the most beautiful band woven silks on the market today come from j the native looms in Siam. The interest in these sUks for American homes dates back to 1945 (when James Thompson, visiting:! that country on a diplomatic tnission, - saw such beautiful fabrics .made in native i cottages that he stayed ' there to help build kip the Siam ese weaving craft, i - : 4 ; Typical of. the " " " native work are jth two- color 'iridescent., dross weaves in drap eries and in 2 heavier uphol itery fabrics (imported for America. The one - color fab rics range from deep rich f bf'owns and blues to pale tones. There are also fine plaids and block designs for colorful Former Sqlem Man will Wed Eastern Girl ; - - - i " I -i vJV-ji - From the east comes interest ing romatie news of a former Salem man. For Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Armstrong of Lang- home, Pa. are announcing "the be trothal of their daughter. Eliza beth, to Richard Allen Yocom, son of Mr.and Mrs. Ray A Yo com of Riverside, iDL, formerly of Salem. No date has been set far the marriage, but the engaged duo plan a spring wedding. Miss Armstrong is a graduate of Friends Select School and Earl ham College in Richmond, In diana. She received! her master's degree in physiology at the Uni versity of New Mexico, Where the couple first met. She ! has spent the past year fas a research assistant at Western Reserve University Medical! School - in Cleveland. 1 I i : ' ;; Mr. Yocom Is a graduate of Salem High School and Willamette University. He received his mast er of arts degree ini psychology at the University of New Mexico. He is now serving: with the ,U. S. Navy, station at San Diego ! chanco - ' i i : H ' : 1 J I s? ; . e I TRIPLE-ACTION In agar life fresh ami Siili Fhona 453 Court ZipKni:c25 ce3 Fnniifcro Sforo Than S-31C3 Car. Froel & 1 on mcmtei ioaay accent pieces in the home. Youll be seeing other exam ples of Siamese art in the near future, tudzing ' from a recent press showing of the silks -with ancient Siamese art j in , stone, bronze, brass, wood,' silver and caribou parchmenL Wall decora. tions at first looked like fine embroidery, but turned out to be punched caribou hide, in bril liant - colors, representing reli gious ; figures , of the country.- juost siamest art nas some religious background. There are " temple beUs and largo cast hands from large temple figures. Hand beaten silver bowls and small dishes, as well as brass with sil ver or gold wash coverings, are shows with designs typical of the country. Early , bronze temDle figures were decorated with lac quer and black, later ones were gilded. Many of these will pro .vide designs for home i acces sories in this country and win go well with the native Siamese fabrics, i : ; :; j ' 1. ! (CopTrfStat 1961. :;.. i Cnqil rcaturea Corp.) taor f Comers Mrs.? J. E. Webster; was hostess 1 on Thursday afternoon for a Y.W.CA.: benefit coffee. A large group of: friends caiiea. ? j CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY !: ' I ' ..aweI . Community BulMoro with 730 pjn. I i ExecuUvtlcommlttea. Amirtna t. rlon AuxUiary, Unit S with Mrs. Zarl T. Andersen. 2332 Z. Nob Hill. S bjb. Salem Junior Woman's Club neet at ciuDnouse. B p. nu. board moeU&c, 7:30 p. m. I , .... Salem unit. National Tederatlon of Women's Bepublican Qubs. meet at itepupucan neaaquarters, a p. m. TUESDAY I- i -i Bush School Mothers Club, aehool luuiuinmn, i ui p. n ietA mi Mothers. lUS SUU 8t, a p. m, r t Rainbow Girls and Mothers.' meet at awnic icmpie, lae p. m. WEDNESDAY 1 General meettns. WSCS. Tint Meth. odist Church, 12 M luncheon, flreplaoe room. nrtinaa sisters. Beaver Hail, s p. m. Oreson Grao Cimn. bors of America, vrw ttoyai Nelsh- Ball, S d. m- miuauon. , - THTTRSDAY ' Hal Hibbard Camp am Auxiliary, USVW, d. m. . Woman Salem Council of Women's Organiz ations, Salem Publia library fireplace room. S d. m. ' 4- . - Auburn Mothers Club saeet at school. 7:90 d. m. i' Swefle Neighborhood Club with Mrs. Conrad Hofitedt, 142S tierra Drive. l p. m. s i k ar , sssssw m m . i About the Model IIS HOOYEQ . . I , . t . !' ::; The lioal deanet-ligbrireif ceaqteci; sssiest to ess sad to store. Ess Hoover's fantoas TrfcJe-Actiea eleaaing priaeipU if oestt, ma ft ( tWKpt uUdtoiu. Cets ths deep dova grit that r other deenen leaye ieiaedied k the pile. Ciras to yoer loe esverioga, keeps i are kokiag. Fnrnifcro Co. : i Fnona S-916S Fhona 3-9IC3 Conrt E!s. V i Fhone 3-8111 Voters League Windina up Issues Talks ! With election day three weeks away, the League of Women Voters of Salem are making every effort to see tbat tbe members are well Informed as to the issues that will be on the unusually long ballot on November 4. With this in mind Mrs. Gerhard Pagenstacher, ; vot er S service chairman, has planned for the unit programs, panel, dis cussions by the league members of the 18 ballot issues. For the afternoon unit that will meet at the YWCA, Tuesday, Oct ober 14 at 1:30 pan.; unit leader will be Mrs. Frank Oettinger. The no-host luncheon unit win be held at the home of Mrs. George Swartsley, 1645 S. Summer St. with Mrs. frank Parcher rs unit leader, on Thursday. October IS at noon. Mrs. E. B. Daughertr. 1632 Court St. win be both hostess. and unii leader for the evening unit which will meet Thursday, October 18 at 7:30 pan. The unit meetings are open to any interested women who would like to near the election issues discuss ed.- Tor further Information they may call airs. George Swartsley. membership cnainnan. At the Friday meeting of Lan caster home extension unit meeting in the Mayflower hall the special committee chairman were appoint ee by tne president, Mrs. Bert I Hulst. Mrs. Leon Hansen will serve as membership chairman: Mrs CovU Case as : hospitality: j Mrs Robert' Fro mm. hospitality: Mrs Albert Farby, publicity; standard unit, Mrs. Gladys Harland: Mrs, Claude Taimadge world citizen ship; legislature, Mrs. C W. Hag- an.- - Four Corners Members of 'the Harmony Bible class of the Bantist Church gave their teacher, Eldon France, a sunrise nartv on Wed. 'nesday In his home honoring his Dirtnoay anniversary. Attending wer Mr.' and "Mrs. S. D. Hovey, Mr; and : Mrs. Oliver Rickman, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Butler, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. HausfleM,-Mr. and Mrs. Minard Hermansen. Mr. land Mrs. W. R. Gould. Mrs. Mil dred, Corning and . Mrs. France. PRICES GOOD THRU WED. I ' ; ; fedl;:ffl(sIO)rai.;iv mum MS SAHE $1.00 Woispuvy Shsiiiipoo2 f or 50 c "Cfeasisliig- Cfeam 3 to? 0fl 00 $1.00 Woodbury fatQBSR 2 tffl tl 00 $1.00 Ba!m Eayf Slieiiipoo 69c " 43 Eaton jf CHLOROPHYLL TOOTHPASTE 4 for $1.00 - Toaerry ' ' 69c Wizard Wkk iGS'jei'izef 65c ix Enieiiisloii Corf . $1.19 lEiiFscfatsd Tea !?ofi $1.69 GSls riS!537. w5J,rr, - 59c Santa Anita $1.98 UsenMstar $1.25 -fUee i SERVA Stlicil PARTY SI1ACII -. Lower Level Open rp Friday (fig iof rmirrr avrtes Til 9 : ! The Sicdasmcm, Solem, Oroxyoa, Hostesses Fete Miss Grsborn Miss Mary. Jane Orsborn. bride- elect of Louis James Martin, will be the honor guest at a pre-nup- tial party tonight when Mrs. Rob ert Judson Srn Mrs. Robert Judson Jr. and Mrs. Robert Lang enter tain at the formers home on East McGilchrist St. A linen shower will fete Miss Osborn and a late cupper will be served by the host- Honoring Miss Orsborn will be Mrs. John - Orsborn, Mrs. Carl Martin, Mrs. John Bailey, Mrs. George Judson, Mrs. Leonard Judson, .Mrs. Lewis Judson, Mrs. Anna French, Mrs. Clyde French, Mrs. Maude. Armstrong, Mrs. Lil lian Schmidt, Mrs. Joe Card, Mrs. Dale Jeffries, Mrs. M. Crouser, Mrs. Harold ..French, Mrs. Felix French, Mrs. Howard Fleming, Mrs.- Jade Hansen, Mrs. Don Jud son, Mrs. Burch Judson, Mrs. Richard French, Mrs. Lewis Jud son Jr- Miss Helen Tibbetts and the hostesses. Elliott Prarie The Elliott Prairie community is invited to attend a wedding shower for Mr. and Mrs. Zane Yoder at the com munity hall on Friday, Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. A program has been plan ned. , V , teeeeeeeeeeee e e e e e e e e e . Bite SU$3 Plain or iodized; always free running; always uniform. At . :7T your grocer's in the red package. Enjoj Leslie's "Meet the Missus Varieties" with e e e e e e ; Harry KoJg-CB.S. Saturdays 11:30-12 e e m m a m DIsieB'Ei il p? Toiletry 79e CerHflecl DREWERS YEAST 2 S? $1.00 Te4Ietry r 'Z .-"-.. ' . u . Cffe3 -FJlags Colorful Fottary Low Uvel , :. lU tOCownt PAPER tlAPJUIlS 10for$l.G9 Lower Level u ' . . - i f r9r-ri lrilr-i nrrrrl - ! aw : 13 ft libtfty Monday, October 1319327 Popular Band Coining Woody Herman, master of the woodwinds,, will bring his newly organized "Third Herd" now travel ing with The Caravan of Stars to Salem. The concert will be held at the Salem high school auditor!- m . at 8 pan. next Tuesday evening. The Caravan features Dinah Wash ington, Urbie Gren. Sonny Igoe, Chubby Jackson and Dolly Hous ton. Maxine Bressler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bressler of East Center St. celebrated her tenth birthday Monday night. Guests at the party were Linda Sullivan, Barbara - Green, Joan Martin. Edith Gettis. Sharon Snip py. . Ronnie Myer, Sharon Bouche. Mary. Feskens Arlene Maas and Sandra Maas. For Egger SchooIHmo Appetites e"e"ee"e"eeee Of 00 rtrlftfl orvu"w $2.00 Colonial Dsmoo Extra Rich I11GIIT CREATA ! SIJOO 'Toiletry 11 Sos- C,Q00 . ' ji 2 fa? U00 0fQ00 0 l! 3 te-.fl90' $1.25 Ivory Fire Kins r.inaiiG D0V-1 SET 4 $1.0 0 Wo Reserve the lUsHt to Limit QuantL'Ies 1 J FC i fts. eee i Jl - - e e e e e e e e e ' i I I . 1 ' . J