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Singing leading roles in Pentacle Theater's "Girl Crazy"
areMrs. Roy Ferris, who plays Frisco Kate, and Dr. Austin
Eivers, who is Danny Churchill. The George and Ira
Gershwin musical opens Friday, August 26, at the Pentacle
Theater barn on the Dallas Highway. The show will run
nightly, including Sunday, through September 3. Tickets
may be purchased at Dell's" Book Store and Stevens and
Son.
Around Town . . .
By JERYME ENGLISH
CLEVER INVITATIONS ... re
ceived from Mrs. Larry Balch,
Mrs. Robert E. Corey and Mrs.
Donald W. Richardson to an infor
mal party for which they will be
hostesses on Thursday afternoon
between 2 and 4 o'clock at the
Balch home on Ben Vista Drive . . .
State fair is the theme of the party
and blue ribbons with a gold seal
were the invitations . . . The host
esses will be the judges . . . and
the invitation reads "Frolic and
fun and your friends will be there
. . In sunshine or rain, right this
way to the fair ...
Assisting . ... the "judges" at the
party will be Mrs. Kenneth Voll
mar, Mrs. Douglas Chambers, Mrs.
Owen Miller. Mrs. Richard Cham
bers, Mrs. Stanley Hammer, Mrs.
Gilbert Groff, Mrs. Thomas Church
ill, Mrs. Marens Maltby, Mrs. Rich
ard Springer, Mrs. Charles Foulger
and Mrs. Everett O. Day ...
Visiters feted . . . Miss Leila
Johnson entertained with aa infor
anal coffee in the garden f ber
Kingwood Heights home Monday
morning for the pleasure of her
ease guests, Mrs. Benjamin H.
- Mickey and her sister, Mrs. Orville
A. Ralston of Lincoln, Neb. ... the
. visitors are longtime friends of
Miss Johnson ... they will vaca
' Uoa at the coast this week before
retaining to Nebraska ... Assist
ing at the coffee table and in the
garden were Mrs. W. E. Knower,
Mrs. Albert Cohen. Miss Ola L.
Clark. Miss Lillian Davis, Miss Ann
Boentje and Dr. Martha Springer.
Entertaining . . . with an infor
mal dessert supper and get-togeth-
' er tonight are Mr. and Mrs. Otto
J Wilson, who have invited a few
friends to their South Cottage
Street home to meet their new
r neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Whipple . . . the Whipples recently
, moved here from Drain and he is
trjeJiew director of development
frwillamette University . . . Hon
oring the Whipples will be Mr. and
Mrs. Robert H.Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart McElhinny, Mr. and
Mrs. James Armpriest and Mr. and
""Mrs. Wilson."
- A pre-nnptial party . . . will bon
er Miss Edna Marie Hill Wednes
day afternoon when Mrs. John H.
Johnson and her sister-in-law,, Mrs.
Allan R. Mann Jr. of Portland, en
tertain at the Fall-mount Hill home
of the Johnsons ... Thirty of the
bride-elect's friends have been in
vited to a 1 o'clock dessert lunch
. and kitchen shower ... Miss
t Hill and Engene Natkia of New
York City will be married on Sep
' tember II at the First Methodist
Chorea ...
Flying . . . to New York Monday
was Roger Lee Middleton, who win
be married to Miss Marjorie Anne
Etling on Aagnst 27 at Grace
Church ia Millbrook, N. Y. . . A
reception will follow the nnptials
at Cedar Knoll, Wassaic, the home
of the bride-elect's parents. Dr.
and Mrs. George Fredric Etling
. . . Mr. Middleton, the son ef Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Lee Crawford, will
bring his bride te Oregon to live
. . . Mrs. Crawford, who is cur
rently In Boulder, Colorado visit
ing her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Hiebert
(Janice Middleton) will be accom
panied to New York by Mrs. Hie
bert . . . they will leave Thursday
by plane for the East and Mr.
Crawford will also fly east for the
wedding on Thursday ... The Hie
berts will' return to Salem this
fail, where he will be on the
faculty of Leslie Junior High
School ...
Vacation jottings . . . Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore N. Morris and sons.
Lane and Gary," have returned
from a trip to Victoria and Van
couver, B. C, and Harrison Hot
Springs . . . Friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl A. Porter and daughter,
Cheryl, of Afoany, formerly of Sa
lem, will be interested to learn
that they flew to Hawaii last week
for a fortnight's sojourn in the
Islands . . . they will return to
the states on the Lurline ...
Leaving ... Monday for Olym
pia and Hood's Canal for a week's
visit and vacation were Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Ross and sons. Bill
and Tommy ... they spent last
week on the coast at the Canyon
Drive apartments . . . Dr. and
Mrs. Harold E. Poole and chil
dren are home from a fortnight's
stay at Crescent Lake.
At the beach . . . Mrs. Carl G.
Collins and daughter, Conie, are
vacationing at Wecoma, with Mr.
Collins joining his family on the
weekends . . . Returning Sunday
from a week's stay at Lincoln
Beach were Mr. and Mrs. J. JJ.
Monnette and children, Ann, Jane
and Bill . . . they were joined
by Portland friends, Mr. and Mrs. j
Ray Holmes .... Mr. and Mrs. :
William L. Phillips have returned
from a vacation at Oceanlake and
Westshore Manor . .
Weekend visitors ... at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. ' Herman
C. Jochimsee were Dr. and Mrs.
Phillip Enholm of Boston, who
came West to visit their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip Enholm Jr., who have been
living In Forest Grove, while he
attended Pacific University . . .
Guests ... of Mr. and Mrs.'
Robert H. Hamilton this weekend
were bis brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Conomikes of
Washington, D. C, and his mother,
Mrs. Roth Hamilton of Forest
Grove ... Mr. Conomikes is with
the State Department ...
Betrothal Told,
Dates Set for
Weddings
Romantic news continues to
hpld the social spotlight during
the late summer. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Scharn are announcing the
engagement of theix granddaugh
ter, Miss Patty Jean Lloyd; to
Robert A. Webster, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Webster, all of Sa
lem. The wedding is planned for
this winter. ,
Miss Lloyd is a graduate of
South Salem High School and is
employed at Blue Lake Packers
Inc. Mr. Webster, who was re
cently released from active duty
with the U.S.. Navy, is now with
Oregon Pulp and Paper Co,
To Wed in September
Wedding bells will ring on Fri
day, September 2 for Miss Mag
dalene Stall and Frank Eugene
Royston, whose engagement was
announced last winter. The cere
mony will take place at the First
Church of the Nazarene at 8
o'clock with the Rev. William F.
j Clay officiating. A- reception will
i be held in the church parlors. -
Miss Stahl is the daughter of
i Mr. and Mrs. Erich Stahl and her
' fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
: Frank E". ' Royston, all of Salem.
Bates-Fromme Rites
The wedding of Miss Janet
Fromme and Philip Bates will be
an event of Friday, August 26.
The bride-elect is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fromme and
Mr. Bates is the son of Mrs.
Laura Bates.
The 8 o'clock nuptials will be
performed at the First Christian
Church by the Rev. Wayne A.
Greene with a repeption following.
Kimberly Berg
Has Birthday
SILVERTON Kimberly Berg
was honored on her first birthday
Sunday at a picnic at Coolidge and
McClaine park. Miss Berg's birth
McClaine park. Miss Berg's birth
day was actually on Aug. 13, when
a party for her friends was held
at her home.
Attending Sunday's event were
members of the family including
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Opperud,
Christie and Leslie and Mr, and
Mrs. Jack Hilary, all of McMinn-
vflle, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Berg
and the honor guest, Kimberly,
Mrs. Emma Opperud, Miss Bonnie
Opperud and Miss Althea Meyer.
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Dr. J. A. Rombongh and family
have returned from Los Angeles,
where Dr. Rombough attended the
American Association of Naturo-
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav V. Carstensen (Catherine Edith
Person) whose wedding was an event of August 14 in
the Condit Chapel of the First Presbyterian Church. Par
ents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Person and
Mr. and Mrs. William Carstensen. . (McEwan Studio).
Brants Are Home From Carolina
FOUR CORNERS Vacations
and out-of-state visitors continue
to highlight the news. Mrs. Albert
Brant and sons, Robert and Ken
neth Brant, have just returned
from a three week's jaunt that
took them to Tarawa Terrace. N.
Carolina to visit the Clifford Her
mans. J
Covering 22 states and 7000 miles
of travel including being in the
fringes of hurricane Diane, where
trees were uprooted and the rain
was a deluge, and prevented from
visiting Mrs. Brant's former home
at Gloucester, Mass., by the polio
epidemic,' were just a few of their
experiences.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Ander
son of Genoa, Neb., are house
eral days trek along the Washing
ton and Oregon coasts.
Lt. and Mrs. Edward E.
Matthews of Ridgewood, New Jer
sey are visiting Mr. . and Mrs.
George Hager. Lt. Matthews is a
graduate of Princeton and will en
ter Harvard at the fall semester.
MT. ANGEL House guests for
a fortnight at the John Kloft home
were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kiely of
San Francisco and sons Johnnie
and Billy. Mrs. Kiely is a cousin
of Mr. Kloft.
Trips to Mt. Hood and Detroit
Miss French
Wed Sunday
At Church
The wedding ' of Miss Muriel
French, and Lewis Kurpjuweit, of
Los Angeles was solemnized at St.
Joseph's Catholic Church Sunday
afternoon by the Rev. Joseph Van
derbeck. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.
French of Salem, and the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frede
rick Kurpjuweit of Nampa, Idaho.
Mrs. Raymond Barton played the
organ and vocalists were Miss Lor
raine Melke and Verne Esch.
The bride wore a floor length
gown of white nylon net and satin
with lilies of the valleys at the
neck, and made with a tiered skirt.
The fingertip , veil was arranged
from a crown of rhinestones and
pearls. The cascade bouquet was
of white gladioluses centered with
an orchid.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Dave
Anderson who wore a gown of pink
nylon over taffeta and a picture
hat. She carried pink and white
gladioulses.. Mrs. Conrad Booze,
the bridesmaid was gowned like
the matron of honor, but in powder
blue.
Flower girl Colleen Trench, sis
ter of the bride, was in blue.
Best man was the groom's broth
er, Julius Kurpjuweit and ushers
were Leonard D. French and Gene
Owings. uncles of the bride. Dale
Kurpjuweit was groomsman.
Mother of the bride was dressed
in navy blue, trimmed in white
with matching accessories. Her
corsage was of pink and white
roses.
The groom's mother wore a navy
blue gown with white trim and navy
accessories.
During the reception which was
held at the ' home of the bride's
parents on North River Road,
Mrs. Gene Owings and Miss Der
lene Stabb poured, Mrs. Verle Dix
on cut the cake and Mrs. Edward
Pagote, Mrs. Stanley Vistica, Mrs.
Leonard French, aunt' of the bride,
Mrs. Ed Wichman and Miss Loreen
French assisted. i
For going away, the bride wore
a brown fall suit with white linen
accessories and a white orchid.
Following a trip east and south,
the couple will live in Los Angeles
where the groom is employed at
the Atomic Research Commission
and the bride at the Citizens Na
tional. Bank.
SHERIDAN A , shower was
given for Mrs. J. B. ' Leatherwood
hby Mrs. Ct A. Stringer Sr., Wed
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Delegate to Meeting
Mrs. E. R. Derflinger of Salem
is serving as an official delegate to
the annual meetinsr of the Women's
Auxiliary to the American Veteri
nary Aiemcai Association m Minne
apolis, Minn, this week. She is a
member of the House of Represen
tatives, governoring and policy
making boay of the auxiliary, which
directs its many activities and
plans projects to be undertaken in
cooperation with the veterinarv
medical profession.
WILLAMINA Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey McKinney (Viola Smith)
were surprised with a wedding
shower this week at the Gola
Creek community hall. Guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bran
don, Mrs. Florence Hamilton of
Ballston, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Niel
son and family of Amity Mr and
Mrs. Robert Harritt and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Harritt and
family, Mrs. Jo Buell, Mrs. Myrtle
Barber and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Will and Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Willis.
Club Calendar,
Tuesday
Salem BPW Club no-host picnic din
ner at Miss Mabel Savage home.
Garden Hoa.d. 6:30 p.m.
Navy Mothers' Club family picnie
at VFW Hall. 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday
Royal Neighbors Sewing Club -with
Mrs. . B. Kasson, 681 Center St.,
12:30 p.m. salad luncheon.
Friday
Marion County WCTU convention
! at Leslie Methodist Church. 11 a.m..
covered aisn luncneon at noon.
SALE
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Hose Sprinklers
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Dam were arranged for the visitors I nesday. Others attending were
pathic Physicians' convention at guests of her brother s family, the
the Statler Hotel. During the two- R. P. Simpsons. While here the
weeks' trip, the family visited Simpsons and their daughter's
Reno, Virginia City, Nev., and family, the Willis Simpsons, will
San Francisco. accompany the visitors on a sev-
and the past week end was spent
by the Klofts and their guests at
Bend and other Eastern Oregon
points of interest.
The previous Sunday Mrs. Frank
Kloft and Mrs. Genevieve Ludowici
of Portland visited at Mt. Angel
with both families.
Mrs. C. A, Stringer Jr., Mrs. Jo
seph Zajac, Mrs. W. Lash, Mrs.
Grace Steward, Mrs. Anna Wil
liams, Mrs. Inez Sanders, Mrs.
Marilyn Lane, Mrs. Fraye Zook,
Mrs. Glessie Matusch, Mrs. Lois
Wilson, Mrs. Effie Predie and
Mrs. Ruth PaUl.
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