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V' JCook flow
but ... . Was Venus Victoreuse? j .
Time will toll ... . ,
"Most studies point to the fort that children
ere not all ready for school at the same ago."
Dr. Frank Paul said, in. a report to American
Association of Advancement of Science in
Education. He has found that little boys
should be about six months older than little
girls when they start school. This plan might
not always be worked out, unless all the little
boys be bom in months say December,
January and February and the little $irls in
June, July and August This would I make
them all a nice aae to start school in September-
Another thing, our system would give
relatives a respite in giving birthday pre
sents during the other six months in the
year.
In character ... Wonder if a policeman,
when going out socially and being intro
duced to strange ladies or gentlemen puts
out his. hand and says, 'Xemmesee Yer
Driverzlicense."
This changing world ... No 'longer is
the traveling motorist lured into the best
motels with the Information that rthere's
steam - heat, good - beds, electric stoves or
nice quiet surroundings, now it's 'Television
In all cabins."
Washington Slept Here . . . The radio an
nouncer with his usual admirable skill with
words, informed bis listener this week that
"President Eisenhower was given an honor
ary Doctor of Laws degree by Dartmouth
College, where he stayed overnight-
Well Done'. . . Tuesday, that sunny day
this summer, we saw a whole front yardful of
teen agers lying around on the lawn with
as little on as the law allows. We bet there
were a lot of parboiled kids whimpering
around on Wednesday, but they . have to
learn the hard way . . . Maxihe Buren.
Seen and Heard . .
By JtRYAAE ENGLISH
WEDDING ECHOES . . . St
Paxil's Episcopal Church died
tor the beautiful wedding cere
mony on Friday night when: Les
lyn Burdette became James
Bock's bride ... Lesrjm all
smiles as she walked down the
aisle to meet her bridegroom at
the altar ... the beautifully
frock ed bridesmaids in crisp,
white organdy dresses with blue
sashes and carrying adorable
white horsehair , braid baskets
filled with blue delphinium and
white-daisies . . . the dresses
all made by the bride's mother,
Mrs. Leslie R. Burdette . . .
The blue and white ... col
or scheme used throughout . . .
even at the reception held at the
Burdette home . . . The bride's
table covered with an embossed
blue and white organdy cloth...
a pillared cake in the center...
blue and white flowered nose
gays on either side - . . The
newiyweds receiving by the fire
place in the living room . . .
Guests going out into the lovely
creekside garden . . . Punch
served down on the lower terrace
by the creek ... A crisp sum
mer's night even though the
moon and stars were out . . . .
nearly everyone donning stoles
for occasion and one time when
they were really used for warmth
as well as for beauty ... A
lovely array of wedding gifts ar
ranged in the upstairs sunroom,
which, also overlooks the gar
depI & large contingent . . . of the
young set noted amidst the
guests . . . young marrieds . . .
engaged duos, many to be wed
later in the summer . . . and
dozens of the newiyweds' college
mends from Oregon State .
From out-of-town ... ameMr.
anil-Mrs. Philip SchneTJ of Port
land; I just home from a cross
country trip and soon to , leave
again; for San Francisco . .
The Schnells coming in with
their son-in-law and daughter,
tnt jtobert S trebles . . . Dr,
and-Mrs. James Sears over from
Forest Grove, having enjoyed a
grand winter in Florida . . . .
Don -and Patricia Reeger down
from. .Portland ... The Ree
geOIrecently purchased a new
hdate.in Southwest Portland and
during their vacation are busv
Planting their lawn and garden
- t- T T ...
, . AJenoy uroies ana Cull
dren ever from Prineville . . .
Carolyn pouring one hour and
striking in a greige faille taffeta
gown with portrait neckline
Mrs. Frank C Rock Jr. of Holly
wood coming in with her mother,
Mr.: Paul Morse ... as her
husband was his brother's best
man- . .
-Ealfamille ... The Roy H.
Slrfraions and son, Doug . . . Mr.
id-Mrs. Harris Lietz and Bobby
vMr. and Mrs. Barney Van On
senpord and Vkkie Dee . . . The
Hal "Randalls and son, Jimmy . . .
Mrs. Glenn McCormick and
daughter, Glenda, in from their
summer home at Devils Lake . . .
Mrs.' McCormick donning a hand
some mink cape stole with her
ensemble . . . Bridesmaid Nancy
Mfller thinking about her own
August wedding, when she will
become the bride of Paul Hawkins.-..
Ditto far blonde Jo Anne
Majek, among those assisting,
wh.;will change her- name to
Mrfc 'Allen come August . . . The
newiyweds dashing away on their
honeymoon amidst shower of
rice . . . Adorable the blue tulle
rice bags filled with blue rice
, HONOR GUEST ... at a beau.
tifully arranged brunch on Fri
day was the new Mrs. Winfield
H. Needham, the former Pauline
Proctor . . . Hostesses for the oc
casion were Mrs. Ralph Cooley
ana Mrs. u. Scott Page ... the
affair held at the lovely home
of the Coolers on North Summer
Street . . . The honor guest re
ceiving informally with her hus
band's mother, Mrs. W. L Need-
ham . . . friends and neighbors
of, the latter bidden to greet the
charming newcomer and bride to
the capital ; i . Pauline wearing
a white linen accented with black
and the senior Mrs. Needham in
an aqua linen jacket dress . . .
Outstanding . . . the gorgeous
bouquets of garden flowers about
the rooms ... In the hallway on
an antique table by the door a
stunning arrangement of deep
red roses and dark blue delphin
ium . . . Calla lilies on the piano
. . . an old fashioned bouquet of
sweet peas and maiden hair fern
on the coffee table . . . Jhe buf
fet table covered with a white
organdy cloth, over pink ... a
handsome centerpiece of delphin
ium, snapdragon and roses in a
crystal bowl on a silver-footed
stand ... a delicious collation .
Presiding at the coffee urn .
Mrs. E. J. Sellars, Mrs. W. Con-
nell Dyer and Mrs. James H.
Nicholson . . . Taking turns at
the door . . . Christy Cooley and
Beth Needham ...
Among those assisting .
daughters of the hostesses .
Mrs. Urlin S. Page in a becoming
yellow dress . . . Mrs. John Mauld-
ings f ull skirted pink frock over
a horsehair braid petticoat .
Mrs; Richard L. Cooley chic in a
violet polished cotton skirt .
very full and worn over an Amer
ican Beauty petticoat ... the
long, sleeved blouse of mauve
pink with rhinestone tud . . .
COFFEE TIME . . .on Thurs
day when Mrs. Floyd Bowers and
Mrs. Gardner Knapp entertained
at the formers home , on North
15th Street for a large group of
their friends . . . both morning
and afternoon parties ... Roses
predominating in the decor .
At one end of the dining room
table a beautiful bouquet of roses,
shading from the yellow to the
Talisman shades and accented
with a few red ones . . . and ar
ranged in a! handsome antique
cutglass bowl ... A sweet bou
quet of moss roses by the window
in the living room ... all from
the. Knapp garden ... A huge
bouquet of pink and white peo
nies . . . and in the hallway shad
ed delphinium in a three branch
crystal and brass container, most
unusual and striking.
Guests . . admiring the new
ly decorated . bedroom in the
Bowers home ... the antique
furnishings all belonging to Mrs.
Bower's mother, which she uses
when she visits . . . Unusual the
key chain collection of their son
so artistically arranged in the
den ... A chatty party with much
buzzing conversation . . . summer
vacation plans much discussed
as well as the weather . . .
Silverton Mrs. Craig Clark,
who is planning to leave shortly
for a visit to Minnesota, was hon
ored at a breakfast and handker
chief shower Tuesday morning
at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Schmidt with Mrs. Esteel Stumpff
as assistant hostess. Bidden in
compliment to Mrs. Craig were
Mrs. Lowell Hoblitt, Mrs. Lloyd
Taylor, Mrs. Charles Mason and
Mrs. Allan Brown.
Turner Nineteen members of
Ideal Rebekah lodge attended
the district! convention in Scio
Saturday. Mrs. James Versteeg
won first in, the contest Mrs. Roy
Hatfield was appointed musician
and Mrs. James Versteeg was ap
pointed inside guardian for the
convention that will be held in
Mill City next year. This was the
last regular meeting of Ideal
lodge for the summer.
f
Amity Mrs. Aner Buczynski
and Miss Janice Robertson will
be hostesses for a bridal shower
Monday night at the tatter's
home 'in compliment to Miss Re
becca Wood, bride-elect of Clif
ford Laveme Beals of Los An
geles. The wedding will be an
event of June 24 at the First
Methodist Church.
Bethel At, Job's Daughters wffl
meet Monday night at the Scot
tish Rite Temple at 7:30 p. m.
During the session presentation
of merit Swards will be made.
Anniversary to
Be Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C Blan
ton will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary at aa open
house on Sunday, June Z8 at the
residence of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Seharf, 3460 Lancaster Drive.
Friends are invited through the
press to call between 2 and 5
o'clock.
The couple's marriage took
place in Salem and they have re
sided here ever since. They have
six children: Mrs. Seharf, Mrs.
Fred MeClaugbry and Glenn E.
Blanton, all of Salem; Raymond
W. Blantoh.N ClaypooL Arizona;
Melvin C Blanton, Sequlm wash
and Marvel E. Blanton of Sacra
mento, CalifThere are 24 grand
children and 16 great-grandchild
ren.
Recent Bride
Honor Guest -
CENTRAL HOWELC Mrs.
John Bowers, the former Dar
ene Bye. was honored at a post
nuptial shower at the Perl Bye
home on June 10 with Mrs. Bye
and Mrs. Merle Bye of Molalla
as hostesses. Diane Bye played
marimba selections during the
evening.
Present were Mesdames Jonn
Bowers, Bert Bye, Virgil Ander
son. Miles Ottoway, R.H. Bye,
Ted Riches, Lewis Hall, Andrew
HalL Earl Schar, I. I Stewart,
Hollis Ottoway, Dallas, Max Doan,
Salem. Lloyd Bye. Stayton, Percy
Ottoway. Aurora. Floyd Rudisil
and Vera Rudisil, Lebanon, Miss
es Olive Ottoway,. Janie Riches
and Arlene Bye.
WilUmina Attending the The-
ta Rho Assembly in Portland
from -Thursday until Saturday
from Willamina are Donna Stod
dard. Ellen Ham, Carol Schukar.
Betty Wright and Mrfc,Geraidine
McNamar.
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Rainbow Girls
To Entertain
Fathers
, Ralniow Girls of Chadwick As
sembly will entertain with a for
mil father-daughter banquet
Tuesday night at the Masonic
Temple at 6:30 p. m. Each girl is
asked to bring a salad or hot ve
getable. The Mother's dub, , with
Mrs. Vincent Neal as chairman,
win furnish the main dish and
dessert LJ r".'
After the dinner the sdrls will
hold their 'regular meeting. The
majority degree will be confer
red on the Misses Lenare PhiV
lippe, Dorothy . Pederson, Ada
Hudson, Harriet Hiday and Val
Jean GosnelL
Mrs. Joseph Franko, past grand
worthy advisor for! Oregon, will
present the Grand Cross of Color
medallions to Misses Joanne Wen-
ger. Donna Brandt, Arda Lien,
Joan Neal and Mrs. Arnold John
son,
That will be a report on the
trip the girls made to the Shrine
Hospital last Sunday.
The West Sales Grange Home
Economics Club will meet with
Mrs. Sarah . Chamberlain, 974
Terrace: Drive, on Saturday at
1 o'clock A dessert luncheon
will be served with members and
friends invited to attend.
A bride of June 14 was Mrs. William Edward Bissell, the former Shirlee Newbry,
daughter of Secretary jof State and Mrs. Earl T. Newbry. The ceremony took place at
the First Congregational Church. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs- Homer Bissellof
Ashland. (McEwan Studio). '
Sojourners dessert luncheon
and card party is slated for
Thursday afternoon at the Salem
Woman's clubhouse at 1 o'clock.
A business session is also Ion the
agenda for the afternoonL Mrs.
Joseph Ritchie heads the commit
tee and assisting are Mrsi'Louis
DeLoretto, Mrs. Delvin Plaisance,
Mrs. William Foster and Mrs.
Ferd Hueneke.
Regular meeting of Marlon
Auxiliary. VFW will be held Mon
day night at the VFW Hall at 8 p
m. Delegates will be elected to
the National Encampment to be
held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
August 2 to 7.
The Capital O Square Dance
Club will meet Thursday at the
VFW hall, with dancing starting
at 8:30 p. m. Hosts for the even
ing will be Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Beard and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carr
Hopewell The marriage of
Miss Geneviev Apley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Apley to
Grant Swain of Yamhill was sol
emnized Sunday evening, June 14
at the Hopewell Seventh- Day
Adventist Church. A reception
was held following the ceremony
at the home of sir. and Mrs. Ed
Nelson.
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Uston W. Howell
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Plans Made for
Convention
At the last meetingof the sea
son for members of Hal Hibbard
Auxiliary, USWV, on Thursday
plans were made for attending
the department convention in
Corvallis July 12-15 at the Ben
son Hotel
The Auxiliary will hold .a sum
mer picnic on July 23 at the home
of the president, Mrs. Johanna
Perry at Eola. The past presi
dents of the auxiliary will meet
for a dessert luncheon on June
26 at 1:15 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Lee wetherby.
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Mrs. L a u ret , Barharn '
who vrill bo honored on
her 89th birthday at a re-.
ception this aSemoon ct
the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne W. Barham,
on North Cottage Street
Mrs. Barharn has 4 chil
drenj 30 : crgndcMdren
and 34 orecrt-ojandchll-dreru
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The, annual covered dish lun
cheon for members of St Eliza
beth's Guild of St. Paul's Episco
pal' Church will be held on Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Wilmer
C Page, 1589 Chemeketa St, at
1 o'clock. Assisting hostesses will
be Mrs. George H. Swift, Mrs.
William H. Lytle, Mrs. E. M. Page
and Mrs, Frank H. Spears. This
will be the last meeting of the
group until falL
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