n
ft
8 (See. 1) Stcrteimcm, Salem, Ore Thurtw Jan. 21, 1954
I
SOCIETY C
LUBS MUSIC
Around
Town
By JERYME ENGLISH
r
SOCIAL TIDBITS . . . Invitations;
are In the mail to an informal
tt home for which Mr. and Mrs;
Sydney H. Kromer will be hosts!
at their Fairmount Hill residence
nn Sunday, Jan., 1 . . . the affair;
Is being arrange in compliment
to Mrs. Kromer's brother-in-law;
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Johxj
H. Von Harten (Jane O'Reilly t
of Seattle, who were married iij
November A group Of out-of-town
friends, including several
from Portland, and Salem friends
of the hosts have- been bidden
to meet the Von Hartens between
8 an 8 o'clock ... j
Cards ... came in Wednesf
day's mail to the formal dedica
tion ceremony of the new S
Paul's Episcopal Church on Sun
day, Jan. 31, at 4 o'clock ... 4
reception fill follow the service
In the parish hall . . . i
A distinguished . . . visitor in
the capital Wednesday night was
Mrs. Oswald Lord, U.S. delegate
to the i United Nations' Human
Rights Commission, who spoke at
Waller Hall under the auspices
of the World Affairs Council . .j.
Mr. Lord was honored at an in
formal i gathering of her Salem
friends following her talk at the
"Fairmount Hill home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Perry . . . Mrs. Lord
visited in Salem last year dur
In the Eisenhower campaign
... A eroun of friends from Eli
gene, i Corvallis and ; Portland
Joined i the Salem contingent fr
the informal gathering arranged
for the visitor ... ;
Preceding ... Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Tfeedham were hosts for; a
buffet supper at their North 21st
Street home in compliment toia
group of their Portland friends,
who came down to hear Airs
Lord speak Wednesday night . 1 ,
Date is set . . . The McKinley
Mother's Club will hold their an
nual silver tea on Thursday, Feb
11 at i the new Fairmount Hill
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
E. Martin . . .
Entertaining . . . with a senfes
of three bridge luncheonh in the
coming week is Mrs. Charles A.
Sprague, who has bidden guests
to her North 14th Street home
An revoir dinner . . . tonight
when Mr. and Mrs. George Alex
ander i entertain at their Kumler
Street home for the pleasure ;of
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chambers
prior to their departure on an fx
tended trip east and south . I
A few friends of the travelers
who leave next Wednesday, have
been invited to the party . .
Choirs are feted . . . Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Craven will be hosts
for an informal party tonight I in
honor of members of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church choir at thpir
home . . . me aiiair win ioumw
tha reonlar rehearsal of the choir
of which Mr. Craven is director
... Special guests will be the
Rev. and Mrs. George H. Swfift
. A week ago the Cravens en
tertained in compliment to the
Christ Lutheran Church choir for
which Mrs. Craven is the organ
ist . . . a specials guest was the
:hoir director, Mrs. Ruth Hauntz
I
Club hosts . . . Mrs. John Grif
flth will entertain her club at a
bridge luncheon) Friday after
noon at her Fairmount Hill home
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Shlnn
have invited members of their
dinner bridge club to their Can
dalaria residence i Saturday sight
i
It's welcome home . for Mr.
and Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom,
who arrived in the capital Tues
day night from ti five weeks' so
journ in Mexico i . . they spent
Christmas in Mexico City and
also vacationed it Acapulco be-
for returning north
Friends ... are greeting the
Robert Aikens and their da ugh
ters, Ann and Jane, who arrived
in the capital Monday from i
two year absence, while Mr. Aik
en was serving iwith the U. S
Marine Air Force . . . Until they
obtain living accomodations the
Aikens are temporarily at tne
home of his mother, Mrs. George
K. Aiken
Snendine ... the remainder of
the winter at their home at Palm
Springs are Mr.) and Mrs. Keitn
Rrnwn . . . The Browns came
north for a few weeks during the
holidays. j
Returning . . i the first of the
week from a business and pleas
ure trip to Los Angeles was
Harrv H. Weinsiein . . .
i
X J
Alas Scott, who appears as bari
tone soloist with the Gonzaga
Glee Club at SL Mary's audito
rium is Mt. Angel January 26.
! -
Gleemen to Sing,
Mt. Angel, Jan. 26
MT. ANGEL Of special inter
est in the valley is the concert to
be given by the Gonzaga Univer
sity Men's Glee Club of Spokane
at St Mary's auditorium, ML
Angel, Tuesday night, January
26, at 8 p.m. Baritone soloist Alan
Scott of Calgary, Canada, who has
appeared with the club for three
years, will smgr
Scott is a senior and a member
of the Varsity quartet. His sched
uled solos for next Tuesday night
are "Dedications" by Franz; "The
Blind Ploughman" by Clarke and
"Open Road, Open Sky" from
Strauss' Gypsy Baron. He will be
accompanied by Frances Cardie,
one of the two women accom
panying the troup of 32 univer-
j sity men touring the country.
Women Enroll
M-iFor PEV
LUUIJ6 a ,MM w
Remain Same
Credit Women
In Session j
Reports and announcements
highlighted the meeting of ithe
Salem Credit Women's Breakfast
Club at Nohlgren's Tuesday morn
ing. Miss Lena Blum gave the I au
dit and budget reports and Miss
Charlene Churchill the treasurer's
report : 1
Mrs. Velma K. Davis was tap
pointed new club historian follow
ing the resignation of Mrs. Gwin
Judson.
Plans were formulated for 5 the
purchase and "making of 125 "fcon
f erence" 'bags" to be used as1 Sa
lem's contribution to District 10
at the International convention to
be held in San Francisco in July.
Club members will assist ati the
weekly Sunday afternoon dpen
house at the Salem Art Museum.
. The regular board meeting will
be held Jan. 26 at the home of
Mrs. Lou Lucas, 2240 S. 12th St,
at 8 p-m. i
Club Calendar
I " WEDNESDAY - f
Dgre of Honor with Mr. 5 and
Mrs. Lewis McKinney, 136 N.
Church St, 8 p.m. " j
Sunshine Circle of West Salem
Methodist Church with Mrs. Le$ Es
tey.i 845 Piedmont. 11:30 a. m. j
Women's FeUowship, Knight Me
morial Church .12:30 luncheon, mi
nes meeting", i !,
Pythian Sister. Centraha Tejnple,
Beaver HalL 8 p.m. : i
Welcome Wagon Club luncheon,
Marion Hotel. 1 p.m. j
Salem Chapter, OES luncheon club,
Maaonic Temple, noon. f
WSCS. First Methodist Churchi 1:15
p.m tea hour following. I
East Salem Lions Auxiliary imeet
with men. Mrs. Virgil Fade. 142 Jef
ferson St- 8 pm. J
M THURSDAY i
Prlngl Pleasant Point Socials Club
with Mrs. Homer Harrison. 733; Sun
set Ave., noon luncheon
Merry -Go-Roujid Club with! Mrs
Clayton Gibb, J109 Hollywood Drive
-ao n m. ! !
Kulzer Ladies Sewing Club all
day meeting with Mrs. Roy Nogster,
rhtmiwi Road.
Kingwood Unit. American Legion
Auxiliary meet at Kihjwood Legion
HHal &Ibbard Auxiliary. VSWV,
r.k sT1nK 9 n TTl i
m.Hn Cold Stir Mothers' with
Mrs. Fred Birch. U53 Highland Ave.,
imStm Lions Club Auxiliary with
Mrs. Walter Martin: 1950 Saginaw
r t S n m
Willamette University r a , i u 1 1 y
tzr .r.'. rhih with Mr. Mauric
Brennen, SS80 Ahrarado Terrace, a JO
P'Mother's Club. Bethel 35.
DauehUrs, Masonic Temple.
luncheon.
American Legion Post 149 met at
intaripan Iinn ClUD. I P. Dl
siifm Woman's Club meet at
clubhouse. 8 p m- board meeting- 1
pjn. i
I - ;V (ATU1DAT
Solournen dance. Knights of Co
lumbus Hall. to 11 o'clock.
Salem Rebekah Lodge met Mon
day evening at the IOOF Temple
at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Carl F.
Dickson, noble ! grand, presiding.
Mrs. Dickson announced the lodge
agenda would be same as the last
term:. 1st Monday in each month,
degree practice; 2nd Monday, in
itiation; 3rd Monday, Good of Or
der and no-host dessert; 4th Mon
day, social, all officers in formals;
and 5th Monday, open.
A program fias been planned
for' the socialfevening, Jan. 25.
The refreshments committee in
cludes Mrs. Lynn E. Hill, Mrs.
pdith rld, Mrs. Ruby Rockhill,
Mrs. Edwin A- Baldwin, Mrs.
F.morv P. Sanders. Mrs. Merle
Ivie, Mrs. Clifford Chaffee, and
Mrs. Victor Koop.
Mrs. Aubrey: Roher Jr., junior ;
past noble grand, announced that
she and Mrs. Theodore Rhoades,
outside guardian, were giving the
proceeds of their project toward
the purchase of cord regalia.
Reports were given on visits
to the lodges at Mill City, Dallas,
McMinnville, Kewberg and the
Jefferson Theta Rho Club.
Three Links Club will meet at the
IOOF Temple Friday afternoon.
The ways ant' means committee
announced a pie social planned for
the near future.
Theta Rho Girls Club will meet
at 7:30 Thursday at the IOOF
Temple. All officers and mem
bers are asked to attend to prac
tice for initiation.
Chapter Honors
Junior Officers
Chadwick Chapter, Order of East
ern Star met for the regular meet
ing Tuesday in the Masonic Tem
ple. Mrs. Paul Griebenow, junior
past worthy matron, and Paul
Bramble, junior worthy patron.
were honored and reports of the
past year were given.
Visitors were Mrs. John Imlah
of Gervais Chapter and Mrs. Ethel
Clemens. Idlewild - Chapter, Santa
Cruz, Calif.
Mrs. Walter Heffley became a
member by .affiliation from Gold
enrod Chapter, Snohomish, Wash.
Following the meeting refresh
ments were served in the dining
room by Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Wood, Mrs. Charles West Mrs. Al
fred Vogel, Alvin Whitlaw and
Clayton Dickson.
Art Supervisor Speaks
Miss Margaret McDevitt art su
pervisor for the Salem Public
Schools, was the speaker at the
January meeting of the Garfield
Mothers and Dads Tuesday night
Richard Lankow presided in the
absence of the president Dr. Ray
Pinson. The fourth grade room
mothers were hostesses for the
social hour following in the new
cafeteria. Chairmen were Mrs.
William Leeper and Mrs. Ralph
Eyre, room mothers.
A Housewarming
A group of friends and negih-
bors gathered Saturday night at
the new home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Bower, 3535 South Com
mercial Street for a surprise
housewarming and buffet supper.
The guests presented the couple
a gift for their home.
Job's
noon
Final details for setting up a
Polio Emergency Volunteer corps
to serve the community in case
of polio outbreaks have been
worked out here it was disclosed
by Elmer Church, chairman of the
Marion County Chapter of the Na
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis.
The medical and nursing staff
of Salem Memorial Hospital wi
supervise instruction of th
PEVs.
The PEV course will include
lectures in which the disease, its)
nature and after-effects, will be
discussed. The lecture and dem
onstration sessions will be open
to the public.
Qualified volunteers accepted
for; PEV training will receive in
struction in general bedside care
preparation and application
hot packs and handling of pati
ents. Women may enroll for PEV
training if they are 25 years of
age or older and have had train
ing in home nursing, in good
health, and comparatively free of
the more exacting home respon
sibilities. There will be severa
courses of home nursing given be
fore each PEV course.
Selected candidates will be giv
en; an intensive training course at
Salem Memorial Hospital upon
completion of which they will be
qualified to assist physicians,
nurses and physical therapists in
the care of polio patients.
By taking over routine nursing
tasks PEVs will release physi
cians, nurses and physical thera
pists for. their more highly skilled
and urgent duties. PEVs will also
serve as an information source to
the entire community.
Those interested in enrolling
for the polio emergency volunteer
corps are asked to call Mrs. Gram
Rogers, chairman of women's ac
tivities, or Mrs. Theodore Jenny,
PEV chairman.
Liberty Mrs. Dean Withers
entertained the Ayeta Missionary
Group of the Liberty Christian
Church of Christ Monday evening
at her. home on Vita Springs
Road. Mrs. Lester Stringer was
the program chairman and led the
devotional with a resume of the
missions studied last year. Mrs.
Paul Bader will be hostess to the
group in February.
an American
rogrdm for
Legion Unit
On Monday ; evening at the
Salem Woman's Clubhouse Capi
tal Unit of the American Legion
Axuiliary reviewed the geo
graphy of Mexico, studied art
objects and tapestry from that
country and listened to a Mexi
can travelogue by Mrs. Donald
adison. The special Pan Ameri
can program was arranged by
Mrs. A. Wi Lovcik, who- with
many others In attendance, wore
authentic costumes from "south
of the border;" j
A guest ,was Mrs. Betty Reid,
Salem, whose husband is current
ly in Korea, i j
For funds s and fun, members
of the unit were asked by Mrs, T,
Brabec,! president, i to sponsor
social event at home, such as a
kidnap breakfast, card party, or
brunch. ! '
Mrs. H.lJ.ISmalley, child wel
fare chairman, reported that
clothing and glasses had been
purchased; for veteran's children
during the month.
Mrs. Walter Spaulding was con
gratulated; on her election as
president of; Marion County As
sembly at its first session of the
ear Friday evening. The meet
ing was at the Salem Women's
Clubhouse! with Salem Unit 136
as hostess, f
Meeting Dates Announced
Announcements included an all
day meeting of the sewing com
mittee on Thursday, January 21
at the home of Mrs. Carl Cham
bers, 1925 S. Commercial SL
with a no-host luncheon at noon.
District Conference will be at
Silverton j oil Sunday February 7
with department officers partici
pating in the program. Reserva
tions for dinner may be made
with Mrs. Kalpb Francis. Silver
ton. Silverton Unit and Post will
be hostsii I
Salem Federation of Patriotic
Orders will meet at the Veteran's
of Foreign Wars Hall on Wednes
day, January 27 at 8 o'clock to
plan for a banquet
Salem Legion Post 136 will pre
sent Mrs. Louise Gronnert, Port
land, at j the Isaak Walton Club
house on January 26 at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Gronnert will give her lee
ture entitled "Tbey Smear Their
Enemies, i
Past Presidents Parley will
hold a no-host dinner at 6:30
o'clock at ( the Salem Woman's
Clubhouse bn Thursday, January
28. The i committee members in
clude Mrs.': Axel Donnelly, Mrs.
James Garson, Mrs. Leon Brown,
Mrs. Charles Gregory and Mrs.
O. C Cbristensen.
Reminder was made of the in
vitation from the all-woman Post
149 to attend an open house at
the Legion Hall at 8 o'clock,
January 22. All Legion and Unit
members are invited.
The next meeting of the execu
tive board of Capital Unit will
be February 9 at the home of
Mrs. Ni P Witting, 240 S. High
Street
A social hour with decorations
in keeping with the Pan American
theme followed the meeting. Mrs.
Jennie Bartlett and Mrs. Walter
Spaulding poured.
Couple Weds in
Washington, P. C.
From! Washington, D.C., comes ;
news of the marriage of Mrs.
Sophia iM.Hetzler, Route 1, Ger
vais, to Frank Lore of Suitland,
Maryland, on Jan. 10 at the Holy
Rosary I Catholic Church.
The ibride wore a navy blue
suit with pmK hat . and acces-1
lories I and a corsage of pink
roses. ! Attending the couple
were the j; bride s son-in-law and
daughter, g Mr. and Mrs. Sam
WeinbirgJ
A reception was held at the
home of the bridegroom in Suit-
tana.
The 'couple will reside in Suit-
land at 4402 Royal St. until July,
when they will come west to make
their home on the larm near
Gervais. I
i I
FOUR CORNERS Mr. and Mrs.
William i e s t e r -had as their
house jguests his cousin and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Win-
slow of White Hall, Mont The
cousins had not seen each other
for over thirty years. From here
the visitors went on to California
to visit a daughter.-
The Women's Bible Oats of the
First Methodist Church will be
entertained I at a party at the
Methodist Home Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock) The hostesses win
be Mrs. B. B. Blatchford and Mrs.
E. E. Gilbert. ',
Mrs, Gay Diehm will be hostess
at the Herry Time Club lor a I
dessert luncheon Friday after
noon at 1:30 p m. at her home,
2980 Silverton Road.
nr 4? -
I I I I I , . ; . . I I
; - m-LLiki
T
I 1
I - r :- - .
yAVL W-l'tkJJIS.P.BS YJ?
AlTv'Slt'wiTH "
KITCS'CRAFT
Au.puRPosE ci nun
I LUUH
safeivhy
STORE
SHOP EARLY AND' SAVE!
OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 Pi M.
425 AUCTION SALE
300 NOTICES
310 MEETING NOTICES (
MEET at Hamiltons any day for the 'next 10 dys
. . . t choose from hundreds of greatly reduced
items in our Quality house furnishings January Sale.
312 LOST AND FOUND
REWARD $139.00 rewardl Allowance on your old
Radio or Record Player regardless of condition on
this New Blonde Admiral 21" T. V. Console With
doors, j -I
i i
REWARD-$ 1 55.00 reward! Allowance on youridd
Radio of Record Player regardless of condition;! on
this beautiful Provincial Dumont 21" Console T V.
FOUND Five Coil Spri ngs and three Link Springs
4' 6" x 3'3" in our basement ... yours for 4.95
and 7.95.
FOUND Ten Cotton Felt Mattresses 4'6" size tc go
with the above . . , Regularly 19.95, now 9.95
each. !!
316 PERSONAL
READER We'll make you forget your past andjjook
happily into the future if you will present yourjfam
ily with a sofa or a chair or both from our stock of
more than 200 upholstered items. IS
V ' OFF -N
408 PETS
PEDIGREED Carpets-Look at these famous fiame
brandsj of carpets represented in this sale. Ijee &
Sons, Alexander Smith,. Firth, Mohawk, Hightstown,
Aldon Mills, Karastan Hardwicke & McGee, alern
Flax, Magee Carpet and others. j
i ;
I il
SPECIAL Prices? Yes; Many Specialsl All wool Bfoad
looms starting at 5.90 per sq. yard upwards. Regu
lar 40-pz. padding, 1 .45 $q- yard, now .99c sq.ard.
455 HOUSEHOLD GOODS II
UPHOLSTERED Maple Daveno. Tapestry cover; mat
ching chair and ottoman; coffee table . . , 4-piece
set reg., 299.50-NOW 195.00.
!
UPHOLSTERED Four Piece Sectional. French provin
cial sofa was 41900, NOW 295.00.
i i i
BROWN Plastic Covered Daveno and Chair. Former
price 249.50, NOW 189.50.
i i
3-PIECE Sectional. Beautiful brown damask I with
green; overlay. Was 375.00, NOW 295.00. f j
i !
HANDSOME Modern Pair of Chairs. Lime texture
coved Was 125 00 each, NOW 95.00 each.;
i '1
- i
2-PIECE- Sectional. Cocoa brown cover. Formerly
365.00, NOW 275.00.
j 1
PROVINCIAL Dining Room Suite. 8-pc. oval f exten
sion table, 4 side chairs, 2 arm chairs, beautifully
carved sideboard, was 495.00, NOW 350.00.
t
EXQUISITE Early American Maple Dining Room
Group Extension table, 4 side chairs, 2 arm chairs,
chinai hutch. Eastern Hard Rock. Was 595.00i NOW
350.00. '
PAIRS of Host and Hostess Chairs. Fully upholster
ed. Was 64.50 each, NOW 42.50 each.
i
BLEACHED Mahogany Bedroom Suite. Bureau' Chest-
on-chest, nite stand, and spotlite headboard- Was
375.00, NOW 249.50.
i i
FOUR-PC. Blonde Korina Bedroom Group, jpouble
bureau, bookcase headboard, nite stand' Was
313.00, NOW 239-00. il
1 " IT
FINEST Quality Dark Mahogany 6-pc. Bedroom
Suite. Poster bed, triple bureau, mirror, and: 2 nite
stands. Was 595 00, NOW 449.50.
i .
-SECTIONAL Bookcases-Mahogany, walnut artd pine
. . I Vs off.
FULLY Automatic Keiserj Dishwashing Machine. 6
only. Four different moidels, reg. ; priced ; 1 29.50 to
219.50. Highest offer $iven by M. 1st will tak
these dishwashers. Youi name the price.!
; ; 1 i
470 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
AUTOMATIC Electric Blanket . . ; Special at 19-50.
BABY Buggies from 24.5 to 79.50, NOW Vi off.
CLEVER Bric-a-Brac in the Gift Dept. Vs off.
DINETTE Set, 5-Pc, usei . . . NOW 29.50.
EXCEPTIONAL Savings j on Secretary and Flat-Top
Desks. t j
FLOOR Lamps from 2250 to 39.50, NOW Vi off.
GAS Ranges from 149.0 to 26950, NOW Vi off.
HANGING Shelves at 1ft and Va off.
INVEST in any of dozens of Table Lamps. Vi off.
JUST 12 Foam Rubber Pillows to? 12.95, NOW 6.95.
KITCHEN Stools, ladder, type, reg. 5.95, NOW 3.95.
LINOLEUM Closeout, reg. 2.30 to 2.85, NOW 1-59
sq. yd.
MANY Rug Samples 27x54, 3.95 and 5.95.
NOW is the time to buy at Hamilton's.
OVER 20 Bedroom Suites at substantial savings.
PICTURESAny picture' in our stock Vi off.
i
' QUALITY Merchandise jthroughout this sale!
ROCKERS, reg. 22.50 o 79-50, NOW Vi off.
STRETCH your dollar in this January sale.
T. V.-17" Table Model for 159.00.
VACUUM Cleaner with tools, special 39-95.
WASHING Machine, Automatic i Demonstrator, reg.
349.95, NOW 249.95 j
1 !
EXTRA Special price on Odd Dinette Chairs.
YOURS for 1.00 ea. 6 Vanity Lamps or 6 Ash Stands.
ZEALOUS efforts hav been expended to give the
most for the least in this sale! i
800 REAL ESTATE ;
LOTS for Sale Yes, lots of odds and ends in
broken lots of new bedroom furniture in traditionaf.
mahogany and modern bleached woods. NOW just
Vi Off. ; j
801 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THERE are plenty of Opportunities to save at Hamil
ton's during this January Sale.! In every department
you will find markdowns up to 50 and more. Take
advantage of these last 10 days of the sale!
851 HELP WANTED
WE need your help to reduce; our inventory on the
following items: j
50 ODD Dining Room Chairs Take your choice, two
for the price of one. !
50; LAMP, End, Step' and Coffee Tables, just Vi off.
ANY Hassock in stock . . . Vi off-
864 HEAVY EQUIPMENT
YOU'LL need heavy equipment to cart away all the
values you will find; in the Appliance Department
during the January Sale. (
FREEZERS Refri
-Water Heaters. ; Al
gerators Ranges Washers Dryers
famous name bands.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
NEW Kelvinator 30-inch range with :23" oven. For
mer price 199.50, NOW 159.50. j
COMBINATION Chrome Dinette Table and 4 Chairs.
Reg. 145.00, NOW only 79.50. j
: H " 1 '
UPHOLSTERED Hollywood Headboards, twin size
and full size. Values to 35.00 . .: . NOW 9.V5
each.
4 SLIPPER Chairs, were 49.50 each-NOW just 14.95
each. ,' j
; ' 1 i i
8 CHENILLE Bedspreads, full! and twin size. Rose,
blue, white and peach. Were 14.95, NOW 5-95.
ir 15 down two year
to pay.
i - :
1 1 - :
-k Hamilton's dtco rating
service cost you not a
ponny.
I
;t -
Well tend an expert to
estimate the cost of
carpeting your homt at
no expense to you. -
I
r" 1 M M mm mm
u U'T
PARK FREE WHILE YOU SHOP AT -
, i -is-
FURNITURE AT POPULAR PRICES SINCE 1894
230 CHEMEKETA I
t
J