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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1954)
fix!-, Fifth fi& tJ f ' - rif7 Xrlt OUAKER BRIDE The demure simplicity oi a Quaker dress is suggested by this dramatic wedding gown in palest blue satin, with prim high collar and yoke edged in ruching. One glittering accent is a diamond clip irr a design matching the engagement ring. At Oregon State House Dances To Highlight Weekend By ANNE FORRISTF.L Statesman Correspondent CORVALLIS An exciting weekend is in store for Oregon Staters, with many house dances on the agenda. . . . Friday eve ning will see Patsy Snider and Virginia Lively at the Kappa Al pha Theta formal dance. Present ing leis to their dates at the Pi Phi "Aloha" dance will be Clar ice and Claudia Waters, and Jody Ricketts. . . . Going in costume to the Delta Gamma dance will be Janet McDonald, Leonore Phillipi. Charlen Woods, and Edna Manning. . . . Saturday night the boys have done the inviting for their vari ous house dances. . . . The Miami Triad, which includes the Betas, Sigma Chis, and Phi Delts. will include many Salem boys. John Clayton, Larry Paulas, Jack Beakey, and O-iry Jones. . . . Attending the Sigma Phi Epsilon "Firemans Ball" will be Don Davis, Steve Merchant, and Fred Buchanan. . . . Leading the Sigma Alpha Ep silons to first place in the In terfraternity sing, held last Fri day evening, was Dick Meyer of Salem. The two winning songs which Dick lead were the "S.A.E. Marching Song," and "Down the Oregon Trail." Jim Todd, alsc of Salem, lead the Sigma Phi Ensi lons to third place. Second plce was awarded to the Kappa Sis mas. . . . Spline Term Brings Pinning Announced last week at the Delta Delti Delta houe was the D'nnin" of Nan Steele tn Ted Romanoff. Phi Pelt . . . N'ancv Moorf'Hrt als announced her pinnin" to Hialmnr Davis. Phi S'Tna Knnoa. tn her Pelta Delta Ppiti k-ct . . . Sn Carpen ter, Delta Gamma, announced her pipnins to Rob Jones. Kmna De'ta Rbo. last week. . . . An osr tradition from to 193? was revived last week with the placinc of a four-by-eiht foot "senior carving table" on the Memorial Union patio. Space is available for all mem bers of the senior class to carve initials or names. All of the ta bles made in the earlier years will soon be placed in the corri dors of the coliseum. . . . Amone their names on the table are Mary Feike, John Encer. Bev erly Folsom. . , . Mrs. Word Will Present Students Mrs. Franklin Ward will pre sent her piano students in recital at the Stone Piano Co Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Each pupil will be featured in solo and en semble playing, duet and duo piano. Susan Geibel will greet the guests and distribute the pro grams. A reception will follow with Mrs. Grover L. Bellinger presiding at the punch bowl. Mrs. LOCKER Packing House Wholesale Prices Lowest Prices in the State BEEF Fancy Cert Fed II. 25c BEEF fancy Double ki IB. 30C YOUNG STEER , 35c VEAL Milk Hi Double AA U. 35C SALEM MEAT CO. 1325 S. 12th St. n A K A Mrs. Tyler Feted On 80th Birthday ELLIOTT PRAIRIE Mrs. Car rie Tyler was the honor guest on her 80th birthday at a picnic Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Thyker in their private picnic park. A de corated birthday cake furnished by a daughter-in-law, Mrs. N. F. Tyler, centered the large picnic table. The 64 guests present were re latives, neighbors and friends from Woodburn, Newport, Salem, Portland, Cams and Elliott Pra rie. Her three children and their families. Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Ty ler. Norman and Tommy of Wood burn, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wil son, Eddy, Bonny and Mary of Newport and Mr. and Mrs. Char les "Tyler, Charles E., James and Janet of Woodburn, were among the many guests present. Salon Elects New Officers Marion County Salon 412 of 8 et 40 was entertained Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Walter Miller in Woodburn. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. W. 0. Green and Mrs. Helen McLeod. Mrs. A. J. Cleveland presided at the meet ing. Election of officers was held for the coming year and include Mrs. Walter Miller, pesident; Mrs. Austin H. Wilson Sr., first vice president: Mrs. Theodore Ullakko, second vice-president: Mrs. H. H. Henry, historian: Miss Loretta Dahler. Mt Angel, sergeant-at- arms. Mrs. Miller appointed Mrs. W. 0. Green as secretary-treasurer. This was the annual fun night and initiation was held for Mrs. Jerome Hansen and Mrs. Ida Hofer. Mt. Angel. Delegates and alternates were j elected to the annual marche to ! be held in Klamath Falls July 19 j 20. Delecates-at-large include Mrs. Stanley Kruejrer, Independence, 1 and Mrs. Albert C. Gragg. Dele i gates elected include Mrs. A. J. Cleveland. Mrs "'alter Miller, Mrs. Earl Andresen. Mrs. Austin Wilson and Mrs. John Woods. Al ternates include '. "rs. Jerome Hansen. Mrs. Earl Richardson of Dallas, Mrs. Harry Humphreys of Stayton. Mrs. Lue Lucas and Mrs. O. E. Palmateer. This was the last meeting for the season with a picnic sched uled for July and installation in September. The Golden Age Club will meet this afternoon at the YWCA building at 1:30 p.m. This club, composed of men and women 65 years and older, is inviting to all interested people to join the group. The program today wilt consist of proverbs, music, games and refreshments. Hunt Clark and Mrs. Douglas Yeater will assist Appearing on the program are Susan Ramsdell. Bobby Rieck, .lull Foulger. Joyce Yeater, Co lene and Candas Clark, Jeanie and Lawrence Bellinger, Diane and Dean Hulbert. Carolyn and Jim King, Lawrence and Ellen Ward. BEEF Ph. 34858 1 1 At Oregon Students Take Part in Junior Weekend By MAR CIA WEBB SUtetmma Correspondent EUGENE The "Freahmen Frolic" in Fenton Pool, Thursday, started Junior Weekend off with a splash. Tradition violators Gloria Stolk and Pat Deeney were forcably "cooled off" by Order-of-the-0 members and a crowd of brave spectators soon followed suit. A demand bid for Chuck Hug gins and Ann Ritchey, as well as many other violatera or "0" ac quaintances, kept the campus de serted by all 'land lubbers'. How ever, many, in 'true Duck fashion' took to the water. Vivienne Brown, Pat Deeney and ally Jo Greig were among the many tired students at the Terrace Dance following the All-Campus Clean-up. The Junior Weekend Court was introduced and included Nancy Murrow, Spokane, Janet Miller, Oregon City, Dorothy Kopp, Eugene, and Alma Owens and Janet Wick of Portland. The Freshmen-Sophomore Tug-O-War stopped mill race workers on the floats for the parade Friday afternoon due to locational haz ards. Sophomore men, including Jim Matheison, outnumbered by the freshmen. 3 to 1, took the first swim of the afternoon, but the mfll race accepted everyone present before the spectators and victors could run for dry safety. At the Junior Prom, "Tradition Review." Friday night, Janet Wick was crowned Junior Weekend Queen. Julie Miller headed the program committee for the most important dance of the year and Phil Ringle, Roger Middleton and Pat Deeney were among the many enjoying the music of Ernie Fields. Mothers' Weekend officially be gan Saturday morning with the Mothers' Breakfast but many en joyed Friday's entertainment. Gloria Stolk and Sally Jo Greig were publicity co-chairmen of the weekend 'for Mom'. Tapped to Honorary Mrs. Urlin Page saw her son, Scott, tapped by Asklepiads. pre medical honorary, at the All Camp us luncheon. Three other honor aries also marched among students and their mothers, tapping pros pective members. In the parade of Saturday after noon, Vivienne Brown rode on the winning float entitled "Pomp and Circumstance" submitted by Kap pa Alpha Theta. Atop another of the 21 entries was Pat Collins on the Delta Zeta "Commonwealth". Linda Heider, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heider, was on the Chi Psi Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Sigma entry, "Drifting and Dreaming". Marching in full dress on a sultry afternoon, members of the ROTC were "on review". Officers Phil O'Keefe and Tom Angle, as wtll as over 600 other men, marched before the spectators which in cluded Mrs. Mildred Angle, Tom's mother. Heading the all-campus sing of Saturday evening was Ann Ger linger of Dallas. Mrs. Earl Heider and Sharon, Mrs. James Walton and Jelf, and Sharon Brown with her parents, the Keith Browns, heard Campbell Club and Carson Hall take top honors. Member of Kwama Mrs. William Deeney was in the audience when her daughter, Pat, was tapped for Kwama. sopho more Women's honorary, along with Sally Jo Grieg and Mary Ger linger. Ann Ritchey was one of 20 out standing sophomore women tapped by Phi Theta Upsilon, junior wo- r Friday Saturday Sunday ICE CREAM SALE 1 Round Half-Gallon Two for 1 Hand-Packed Quart . . 59c Two for . . . $1.05 1 Ice Cream Sundae . . 25c Two for .... 45c GET YOUR ICE CREAM WHERE IT IS MADE! Ice Cream and Fine Candy 138 South Liberty Phone 3-4828 Phono Your Order We'll Have It Ready DISCOUNTS TO GROUPS FOR PICNICS 4 t . -1 XA 1 -,1. X Mr. and Mrs. William B. Duda (Beverly Jean Rue) who were married in April at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Mt: Angel. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Rue of Silverton and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Duda of Mt. Angel. (Madelyn Studio, Mt. Angel). Plans Completed For Annual Sale Plans for the annual poppy sale to be held May 27 and 28 were completed at the meeting of Cap ital ; Unit 9. American Legion Auxiliary Monday night at the Salerji Woman's Clubhouse. Mrs. Glenn Holman, unit chair man: for the sale, will entertain her poppy sale workers at a cof fee this morning at her Schurman Road home between 10 and 1 o'clock. Mrs. Neil Witting, cor responding secretary', will also entertain the workers at coffee this afternoon at her South High Street home between 2 and 5 p.m. Mcs. Leon Brown gave a report on Girls' State to be held in June on the Willamette campus. At the Uune 7 meeting of the unit there will be election of officers and election of delegates to the department convention to be held in Coos Bay in July. Bridal Shower for Miss Freeby Mrs. Raymond Randall enter tained at a bridal shower Tuesday for the pleasure of Miss Cecelia Freeby, June bride-elect of Waldo Willecke. Honoring Miss Freeby were Mrs. Mavis Rickert, Mrs. J. Earl Cook, Mrs. Raymond Myers, Mr. Silas Olson. Mrs. Robert Clau sen, Mrs. John C. Mann, Mrs. Clarke C. Brown, Mrs. Arthur Holscher, Mrs. Lawrence Buhler ! and Mrs;. Lynn F. Woods. men's service honorary, Monday evening; Sunday morning completed the status change of freshmen to soph omores, sophomores to juniors, and juniors to seniors. With less than 20 study-days before final week, however, few students will take the tirrte to use and abuse their newly acquired privileges. Salerrf Ceniors, Tom Angle, Joyce Armstrong, Dick Buren, Wade Garter, Wayne Mercer. Ed ward Meyers, Dorothy Pederson, Susan ferry, Roger Middleton, Ray Stumbo and Lou Ann Wolf will wear the cap and gown at graduation, Ame 13. . . 85c . $1.49 3 g o n jsLSLaA pS-7 " y 1 'ii Engagements Revealed By Duo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michalke are announcing the engagement of their daughter. Bernice, to Gerald Rice of Hoquiam, Wash., son of Mrs. Esther Winterhalter of Hoquiam. The wedding is planned for July. The bride-elect is a graduate of Salem High School and her fiance attended schools in Hoquiam. He is now stationed at Ford Ord, Calif., with the U. S. Army. Miss Doran Engaged Adding her name to the list of brides-elect is Miss Phyllis Doran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Doran, who betrothal to Corrin A. Fehr, son of Mrs. Mary E. Ravia of Tacoma and J. W. Fehr, of Hemet, Calif., has been announced. An early August wed ding is planned. Miss Doran and her fiance both attended Salem High School and are now employed in Salem. f f - No. 661266 gauge, 12 denier regularly $1.95 $1.56 No. 612 60 gauge, 12 denier regularly $1.65 $1.32 No. 615 60 gauge, IS dettier regularly $1.65 $1 .32 Available With Dark Seams Davenfit Shorts: sizes Zxh to J0V4 Davenfit Mediums: sizes 9lA to 11 Davenfit Longs: sizes 9Vi to 11 Open Fridays ism n it 111 3 r. Kay Perrin Is Bride of Mr. Ellibtt Miss Kay M. Perrin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Perrin, and John A. Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. C S. Elliott. Klamath Falls, exchanged their marriage vows at an 8 o'clock ceremony MaV 15 at the Knight Memorial Congregational Church. The Rev. Louis E. White ofG ciated and Richard Smart was the soloist. Mrs. Lewis Mitchell was the organist. Lighting the tapers were Miss Vivian Chance and Miss Doreen Cavender, who wore pink organdy frocks. The bridal gown was of Chan tilly lace with a net over satin Lskirt. Her fingertip illusion veil was caugni to a satin Danaeau with braided illusion and seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of pink Rapture roses and lUies-of-the-valley. Mrs. Walter H. Reeve was the honor matron and she wore a green frocked organdy dress and carried a fan bouquet of pink Elfe roses and lilies-of-the-valley. Miss Trisha Perrin was her sis ter's bridesmaid and wore a dress identical to the honor attendants and carried a fan of the same flowers. Attend the Groom Edward Halberg was best man and Stanley Gottschalk the groomsman. Ushers were Barney Holland, John Whitty and Fred Turner. Mrs. Perrin wore a rose lace gown with navy accessories and corsage of roses for her daugh ter's wedding. Mrs. Elliott chose a grey suit with white accessories and corsage of pink roses. A reception followed in the fire place room with Mrs. J. S. Mat thews cutting the cake. Pouring were Mrs. C. G. Abbott and Mrs. Gil Ogden. When the couple left on their wedding trip the new Mrs. Elliott wore a pink and aqua print dress with black patent leather acces sories, and pink top coat. The newlyweds will Ive in Salem. Club Calendar FRIDAY American Lefion Post 149 meet t American Legion Club, 8 p.m. Past President of USWV Auxiliary with Mrs. Charles O. Wilson. 701 N. Cottage St.. 1:13 dessert. Dr. Robert J. Williamson REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED EVENINGS ONLY 614 Livesley Bldg. Ph. 4-6251 vt ii. "V-ji ' - -.J ii '.. ,"1'! 'f- -mm r 7f TlJMsMsMsssssssMssssssssssssssssssssslMluj Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Balch will hold open house on Sunday, May 23, celebrating their golden wedding anni versary. The calling hours are from two to four in the afternoon at their home, Rt. 3, Box 23, Silverton. Hostesses Fete Mrs. Barham Mrs. Dan Barham was honored at a shower for which Mrs. James Gwynn and her sister-in-raw, Mrs. Robert Gwynn, were hostesses at the former's home on North Win ter Street. Honoring Mrs. Barham, the for mer Betty Satter, were Mesdames Ray Satter, Frank Randall, Jesse Barham, Phillip McHarness, Paul Barham. Allen Love, Delbert Wil liams, Wayne Goode, Harold Gwynn, Dale Lee, Areldene Bar rett, Dean Walter, Ernest Young, George Chamberlain, Victor Coo ley, Ira Williams, Ruth Blackwell, Dave Williams, Marie Friesen, Bert Keller, Herbert Hansen Sr., Elmer Winter, Lois Peterson, He len Emmert, Emeroy Goode, Jes se Walter, Ray Williams, Cara Cooley, Elsie Matlock, Laura Hu lst, Herbert Hansen Jr., Gwen Houser. Misses Elaine Blackwell, Gwen dolyn Klinge, Maurine Miller, Ge nevieve Smith, Jackie Bret, Jay Hansen, Yvonne Goode, Louise Archer and the hostesses. Enroll Saturday, 1 to 5 P.M. 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