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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1954)
Capital Unit Honors Past . Presidents A large group of past presidents were guests of Capital Unit, Amer ican Legion Auxiliary Monday eve ning at the Woman's Clubhouse. Gifts were presented each hon ored guest and each was asked to tell about the highlight experi ence of her year as president. Ronnie Potts played several piano numbers and Mrs. David Cameron sans, accompanied by Mrs. Earl Andrescn. A short business meeting pre sided over by Mrs. T. J. Brabec, president of the unit, consisted of announcements of coming events. Mrs Leon Brown announced that plans are being made for the tea honoring candidates for Girl's State. Mrs Jennie Bartlett said there will be no meeting of the Past Presidents parley in April, but there will be a meeting in May. Contest Wlnnm Mrs. Lucas G. Vogt. Poppy Poster chairman, announced the winners of the Poppv Poster awards contest for which Miss Antoinette Kuzmanich. Donald Swanson and Don Bunse were judges. Winning pupils in Class I. 4th. fth and 6th grades' were Gary Dill. 1st: Beth Goodman. 2nd: and Patricia Ann Kelsh. 3rd. In Class II the winners in the Junior grades were Lynne Conklin 1st: Betty Knepper, 2nd; Thomas Haynes, 3rd. Pupils winning honorable men tion were Sharon Kreieer. Sylvia Smith. Dean Hudson, -lim Calla han. .Julie Repine. Linda Bleckert. Ann Shryock. all of Class I In Class II those reccivins honor able mention were Conrad Weath ers and Conrad DeHut. Co-chairman with Mrs. Lucas on thp Poppy Poster committee was Mrs. James Delaney of Salem Unit No. 136. Mrs. Emily Bauer of Independ ence was a guest. During the social hour Mrs. T. J. Brabec and Mrs. Glenn Holman presided at the coffee urns. At the next regular meeting on May 3 the unit will honor Gold Star and War Mothers. Principal Talks To Chapter ELLIOTT PRAIRIE The Belle Passi chapter of the DAR met at ; the home of Mrs. Mary Thompsor of Woodburn for a dessert lunch eon Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ray : Baker, vice-regent, presided in the ahsence of Mrs. Lester Kcllar. recent. Lester Kcllar. principal of the Woodburn High School, gave a talk on "Youth, their problems, behavior and how adults can try to understand them." The next meeting will be a mother-daughter tea at the home of Mrs. Karl Engelman of Butte ville. The two girls winning the "Good citizenship" awards at the Woodburn and the North Marion high schools, will be present with ' their mothers. Rep. Neuberger Speaks HUBBARD Mrs Maurine Neuberger, state representative from Multnomah county, will be speaker for the Marion county Federation of Woman's clubs spring meeting in Detroit, April 30. Arrangements for the speak er were made by Mrs. Cobie de Lespinasse of Hubbard, vice president of the federation. Mrs. Neuberger is being honored this year as one if the four Oregon Women of Achievement by the Matrix table dinner in Portland, April 29 for her "legislative lead ership." 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Calif, comes news of the marriage of Miss Gwen Wainwright. daughter of Mrs. Louisa Wainwright of River side, to Jack L. Largent, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Largent of Salem, on April 12. The ceremony was performed at the First Bap tist Church at 8 o'clock by the Rev. Ralph R. Shirk. The bride wore a white satin ballerina gown with Chantilly lace bolero and a fingertip veil caught to an orange blossom headdress. She carried white carnations and boOvardia centered with a purple orchid Pete Wainwright gave his sister in marriage. Miss Kathy McCafferty was the honor maid and sHe wore a yellow ballerina dress of net and lace over taffeta with matching hat. Miss Dorothy Atkisson was the bridesmaid and she wore a lav ender ballerina dress of net and lace over taffeta with matching hat They carried carnation bou quets of white, lavender and yel low. Mrs. James Gabriel and Miss Nancy Hodges lighted the candles. Vernon C. Bell, the bride's brother-in-law, was best man. Ushers were James Gabriel and Tom Wainwright. the bride's brother. A reception followed in the church parlors. The newlyweds drove north to Salem to spend their honeymoon. They will return to Rivtrside to reside, where Mr. Lafgent is sta tioned at March Field with the U. S. Air Force. Elliott Prairie A shower was given in the community hall Sat urday afternoon with Mrs. Glenn Losey Jr. as the honor guest. I orty guests were present. Mrs. Lester Rautenberg, the honor guest's mother, and Mrs. Glenn Losey Sr.. poured. Mrs. Frank Crandall, Mrs. Ben Burkert and Mrs. Ray Baker served the ices. Miss Anita Paulson was in charge of the gift book, Mrs. Raymond Paulson played two piano num bers. LITTLE AS IT'S FASTER FINISH BECAUSE PATENTED OIL Yes, al on-famous Nutri-Tonic is the quick, easy way to a luxurious, lasting permanent. You don't have to spend all day t it -or go to bed with wet hair. Nutri-Tonic is faster, start to finish. Save up to 7 hours. 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"The Willis Shank", up the coast of Brit ish Columbia into Alaska last fall, working with boys and girls in the towns along the way, will speak and show pictures of the trip. A model Good News Club class will be taught by Mrs. Ruben Imig, former director of Child Evangelism in the city of Salem. Special music will include an ac cordion duet by Mrs. Jack Uqiring and Mrs. Pete Becker, and Mrs. Paul Barnett will have charge of the devotions. The tea arrange ments are being made by Mrs. Paul Geil. There will be a nursery for small children and all interested are in vited to attend. Sunshine Club Meets SPRING VALLEY Mrs. George Hammond and her sjster, Mrs. Alice Updegraff. were hostesses at a dessert luncheon Wednesday honoring the Spring Valley Sun shine club at the Hammond home. Mrs. Ben McKinney, president, conducted the ' meeting, when plans were completed for a bene fit card party, April 30 at Spring Valley school house. Mr. and Mrs. Ben McKinney and Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond will arrange the affair. Four Corners Jackie Johnston celebrated his eleventh birthday anniversary on April 10. Enjoy ing the party were Michael Loss ner, Cheryl Miller, Joyce Kilgore, Sandra Calaba, Billy and Bobby Dunigan. FOAM RUBBER Pillows -.275 up Mattresses 4390 up Remnants SOt up Shredded 59 lb. SLEEP-AIRE 2002 Fairgrounds Rd. -START TO ALMOST ft IS CREME BASE. Omiwfes Dyer-Michalis Nuptials Read Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michalis of Portland are announcing the mar riage of their daughter, Betty Jean, to Robert Keith Dyer Jr.; son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dyer of Salem, which was quietly sol emnized on April 17 at Stevenson, Wash. After May 15 the newlyweds will be at home in Gardiner. Oregon, where Mr. Dyer is with the Long Bell Lumber Co. The new Mrs. Dyer attended Oregon State College and has been with the West Coast Lumber Co. in Portland. Mr. Dyer is a gradu ate of Salem Schools and served in the Army for three years. Rainbow Girls Make Visit MILL CITY A group of Chad wick Assembly, Rainbow Girls from Salem, including the wor thy advisor and associate advisor visited Marilyn Assembly. Order of Rainbow for Girls at the lodge hall Wednesday evening. Robert Draper, worshipful mas ter of the Masonic Lodge, rAF & AM, was introduced. PJans were made for the banquet to be given for their secret Masonic "fathers" on Wednesday, April 28, after which the initiatory degree will be exemplified. The May 12 meeting will honor the mothers with a 7 o'clock des sert and entertainment. Election of officers will follow. About 14 girls plan to attend grand assembly at Baker in June, going by chartered bus, accord ing to the mother advisor, Mrs. V. B. Shuey. Jan Ross of Marilyn Assembly has been chosen a member of the grand choir dur ing grand assembly. Spinsters were entertained Mon day night at the home of Miss Marjorie Becke. Plans were made for the group's annual silver tea to be held later in the spring with Miss Becke as general chairman. Reports on the recent benefit fash ion luncheon were also given. At the May 3 meeting there will be election of officers. Four Corners Dick Shrake celebrated his tenth birthday an niversary with a theater party followed by traditional cake and ice crfam at the Shrake country home. Guests were Teddy Rick man, Ronnie Mcllnay, Richard Lee, Kenton Edwards, Dickie Veneman, Frank McDermit, Don Marquiss, and Roy Gordon. Mrs. O. W. Emmons will be hostess to the Women's Bible Class of the First Methodist Church Fri day afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home, 1780 Court St. ry I UN VALLEY BREAD, baked wtt a short enrni whatever, MUsfiet ) aiucing tuvatio wkk o dtd calorie. It's a new usw thrill fat "bread hungry diets." And Saa Yalley toasted . M-M-M- good. sd good for yc low m cAiosrs MICH IN IKEXiT f WITMOIfT X SN0ITENINC OR Grand Officers Are Guests Bethel 35. Job's Daughters met Monday evening at the Scottish Rite Temple with the junior Bethel officers in the chairs. A tribute to Mrs. Eldon Cone, guardian, was presented by the daughters and associate guardian, Morse Stewart. Mrs. Earnest Yeo of Gladstone, junior past grand guardian of Oregon, was present and ex pressed her thanks to the Bethel for their work at Grand Session. Miss Nancy Weeks who was chosen Grand Representative to the state cf Montana, was intro duced. Miss Julie Peterson, in behalf of the drill team, presented the third prize ribbon for novelty drills to Miss Susan Youngquist, honored queen and the Bethel. Refreshments were served to the girls after the meeting by Miss Betty Aston, with the prize money she won for naming the Capitol Sessions. The next meeting, May 3. will be Friendship night with Bethels 34. Independence-Monmouth and 43 and 48 of Salem invited. There will also be formal initiation. Ann Sullivan Speaker Mrs. John Williamson and Mrs. John Hann entertained the The ta Sigma Phi alumnae at the El mer O. Berg home Monday night The guest speaker was Miss Ann Sullivan of the Oregonian staff, who told interesting experiences ci a reporter and feature writer. Mrs. James A. Peterson of Port land, president of the Portland Theta Sigma Phi alumnae, was a special guest. Plans were made to attend the Matrix Table ban quet April 29 in Portland. The Nebraska Club will meet Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Simpson, 4091 Durbin Ave., at 7:30 p m. for a social evening, A late supper will be served. Salem Chiropractic Cfak r 7 PHYSIOTHERAPHY ELECTROTHERAPHY COLON IRRIGATION X-RAY Dr. J. L. Ahlbln Nerve and Bone Specialist ' Mr' Yes, kids can be fussy about toilet tissue, 2sgj f InJlP I ' I 5lr too just like grownups! We found out long ji i 1 gpb ago that MD is a better tissue. It's softer. Sf I 4 I f j It's whiter. And it's stronger. 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Salem, Or., WsxL, April 21. 1954 (Syc 1) 9 PTA Talent Show Swegle Parent Teachers Asso ciation is sponsoring a talent show, , "A Show ot Shows," in the school auditorium Thursday, April 22, at 8 p.m. The talent is not all local, but from several communities in and around Sa lem. Conrad Hofstedt is master itof ceremonies and Mrs. Alldon Rockwell is assisting. Sixth grade girls will have a candy sale, which the room mothers are pro viding. This is the only benefit project sponsored by the associa tion this year. Officers Are Nominated Nomination of officers high lighted the business meeting of the West Salem Lions Auxiliary Monday night at the home of Mrs. Chester McCain. Mrs. Richard Smith was nominated for presi dent; Mrs. Wallace Carlson, vice president; Mrs. Marvin Miller, secretary; and Mrs. B. R. Osborn, treasurer. The annual mother-daughter banquet will be held May 17 with Mrs. Junior Eckley and Mrs. B. R. Osborn as co-chairmen. Cards were in play later in the evening and at the coffee hour Mrs. Mc Cain was assisted by Mrs. Leon Talhnan. Mrs. Glen Scherich and Mrs. Clarence Panther were guests. House guests in the Joseph Brennan home the past week were her sisters, Mrs. J. E. Mc Naught from Great Falls, Mont, Mrs. R. A. Case from Portland f.nd Mrs. George E. Dawson from Monitor. A former neighbor of the women at Great Falls, Mrs. A. A. Richards of Salem, was al so a guest on Monday. NEW INVENTION HELPS TO - STIMULATE CIRCULATION, EASE TENSION, RELAX BETTER ADAMSVILLE, Pa. (Special) A sensational new scientific in vention helps stimulate blood circulation, ease nervous ten sion and helps folks relax as never before. It is a boon and blessing to people who suffer from painful cramps in their limbs due to muscular fatigue or nervous tension, and from numbness due to cold feet This new invention helps even those who have given up hope of ever getting relief from their miseries. 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