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person down in a hurry, so why not worry
real hard about the reducing diet you are on
and maybe it'll speed things up.
Benefit by a benefit ... taking a tip from
Oregon Historical Society's recent SlOO-a-plate
dinner at Portland's Kamm house in which
they made some seven thousand dollars, the
Salem Art Association might serve a $25-a-plate
one Here and realize considerable money ,
from folks who otherwise may be putting off
making their donation to the cause.
Off beat . . V a neighborhood rooster
awakened me the other morning just before
dawn shrieking "Cock-a-doo" and as far as
I know, has never yet given out with a "le
doo." . A night off . . . and no night birds were
singing that early dawn, when they usually
are trilling their little throats out. Then next
night, the chorus was again functioning. Even
the bird prima donnas must be tempermental.
Age eld . . . Filing a whole slew of
recipes this week, we were agaio confronted
with the old problem, which DOES come first,
sggs or chickens? . . . .
Grand finale . . . Pentacle players are
bowing out until next summer amid, roaring
.applause for their production of Girl Crazy.
This is their first attempt at a musical comedy,
and it is leaving many regular attendants
wishing for a longer season. This civic enter
prise has brought more enthusiastic public
suport than any other similar project we can
think of in Salem. And if you plan to attend,
better get tickets ahead to time, you vnay be
sorry if you don't.
And remember . . . Bob Putman, who has
so successfully directed the Pentacle Theater
these two years,-also directs plays at Willam
ette, and they're just as good entertainment.
Futhermore, that brand new, luscious theater
over on the campus willy allow for no excuses
for townspeople not patronizing the Univer
sity drama department ' plays ... Maxine
Buren.
Women Plan Sale .
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The Salem chapter of B'nal
B'rith women, co-operating with
the Temple Bejh Sholem Sister
hood, will hold their annual rum
mage sale Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday, 171 S. Liberty Street
All members are asked to contri
bjte as much rummage as possible
lhe funds raised by this annual
sale are used to support local
charitable projects and the Sunday
school activities of both organiza
tions. Chairmen for the sale are
Meidimei A. Steinbock, Ernie
scharf and M. Chassman.
Newcomers arriving ia the
capital Thursday will be the Rev,
and Mrs. Willis M. Rosenthal and
daughter, who have taken
house at 1080 Cross Street The
Rev. Mr. Rosenthal will be the
new curate at St Paul's Episco
pal Church.
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Mrs, John Scott Humphrey (Patricia Anne Gordon)
whose wedding- was an event of August 21 at the first
Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter cf.Dr. and
Mrs. Ralph Max Gordon and-her husband is the son of
Mr. and Mrs, James R. Humphrey. The newlyweds will
live in Salem. (Jesten-Miller Studio).
Open House to Celebrate 50th
Anniversary of State Library
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'One of the outstanding events of the coming week will be the
open house at the Oregon State Library celebrating the 50th anni
versary of the state library on Thursday night, September 1 be
tween 7:30 and 9.30 o'clock. All Oregonians are invited to attend
this special occasion, states Miss Eleanor Stephens, state librarian.
Outlines for self guided tours will be distributed as guests. will have
opport' nity to visit all de-1 - '.:
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partments and examine special hospitality; Miss Loretta G.
exhibits which will illustrate the Fisher, tours; Miss Breflda Glass,
aervices and-floldings of the exhibits; Mrs. Lester H. Wilcox,
tate library. . J refreshments; Mrs. . Margaret J.
John S. Richards, president of Hooper, invitations; and Mrs.
the American Library Associa-j Rutn stratton, flower arrange
tion and librarian of the Seattle ments.
Public Library," will be guest oil
honor at the Oregon State Li
brary Thursday evening. Mr.
Richards and his wife, who will
be attending the Pacific North
west T.ihrarv Aeerviatinn ' rnnfr-
ence in Gcarhart which begins
Monday, will extend his visit in
the state to participate - in
Bridal Party
Announced by
Miss Hill
" Miss Edna Marie Hill, who will
be married to Eugene Natkin of
New York City on Saturday, Sep
tember 10. is announcing plans for
her wedding this weekend. The
bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs.
Edward T. B. Hill and the late Mr.
Hill and her fiance is the son of
Hyman Natkin of New York City
and the late Mrs. Natkin.
The ceremony will be performed
at the. First Methodist Church by
Dr. Brooks H. Moore. Vocalists
will be Betty Starr Anderson and
Edith Fairham Gunnar. Prof. Josef
Scfanelker -will be -the organist
Lighting the tapers will be two
cousins of the brixte-elect, John Lip-
pold and James Breithaupt.
Lon C. ,HiU of Whittier. Calif.,
will come north to give his niece
in marriage. Mrs. Herbert Schell
of Crater Lake will be her cousin's
honor matron. Bridesmaids will be
Mrs. William F. Johnson of Cor
vallis. Miss Bonnie Belle Stewart,
Miss Barbara Ann Pearcy of Port
land and Miss Shirley Hill, a cod
sin from Whittier, Calif. Rosamond
Gunnar will be the flower girL
Herbert . Schell will "stand with
Mr. Natkin as best man and ushers
include Paul Baker, Donald Ben
nett., Paul Lippold; uncle of the
bride-to-be. Gerald Evanson. Mer
lin Schulze. all of Salem, William
F. Johnson of Corvallis. Robert
Wilkins of LaGrande and Calvin
The weddinj; reception will be
held in the Carrier Room following
the nuptials.
Mr. Natkin will arrive from New
York on September 7 and later in
the month the ' couple will return
East to make their home in New
York: Miss Hill will continue her
music studies at Juilliard and Mr.
Natkin his' studies at New York
University School of Dentistry. '
All Oregonians are 4 invited to
attend ' and to - view the special
exhibits and displays arranged to
commemorate "Fifty Years of
ceasey nas oeen speraing ine
Visiting In Salem the past summer in Astoria 'with her
week was Miss Beverly Beakey, ! mother, Mrs. Jack Wittliff, and
the who has been the bouse guest of leaves this week for Long Beach,
YWCA Classes to
Begin Sept. 19
The new fall program of classes
at the YWCA for the ensuing three
months has been announced. The
program will begin the week of
September 19 and those wishing c
register and obtain additional in
formation may call the YWCA
office.
Courses in arts, crafts, and
skills include the following: begin
ing. intermediate bridge, oil paint
ing, copper and leather craft, mil
linery, learn to drive, flower
arranging, English for foreign
born, children's painting, club
clinic, social and platform poise,
creative writing, choral reading
of poetry (one class1 for children
in grades 4, 5, and 6.: one class
for grades 7, 8, and .9), do-it-yourself
(demonstrations and prac
tice of various crafts), china pain'.-
ing reading aloud for pleasure,
rug craft furniture refinishing,
greeting card workshop, wood
carving, and creative dramatks
for junior high boys and girls.
In the health-education depart
ment the following courses are
available: slymnastics, Joan Ross
Charm School, ballroom dancing,
gym for business girls, advanced
judo, gym for teen-age girls, mod
ern dance for adults and children,
saving grace, 'golf, and badmin
ton. Barbara Frietchie Tent, Daugh
ters of Union Veterans will meet
Friday afternoon at the VFW
Hall at 2 oCclock.
Miss Bowder
To Entertain
Miss Lynn Bowder has invited
a group of senior high school girls
to an informal dessert supper and
get-together Wednesday evening
at the North River Road home of
her parents the Clifford Bowders.
The affair is being arranged in
compliment to Miss Sigrid Bruhl
of Germany, an exchange student
who will spend the school year at
the home of Senator and Mrs. Lee
Ohm art. She .will be a senior at
North Salem High School.
Bidden to meet Miss Bruhl are
the Misses Barbara Woelk. Judy
Wolfe. Judy Seely, Nancy Teague,
Sharon Bourne, Beverly Aker,
Carol McCandlish, Diane , De
pendehner, Diane Don, Deanna
Norton and Barbara McKibben. -
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the state library. Dr. Helen and Mrs. Rpger M. SchnelL Miss teaching.
Pearce will entertain at tea for!
Mr. and Mrs. Richards in the
afternoon, inviting friends of the
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Special Guests
Miss Eleanor Phinney, research
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Adult Education, will be the of
ficial representative of the exec
utive offices of the American
library Association in Chicago.
Dr. Carl W. Hintz, University of
Oregon Librarian, will welcome
visitors as president of the Ore-
con Library Association, and Dr
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public instruction, will officially
represent the former state li
brary board.
Miss Eleanor Stephens, state
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ly appointed board of trustees.
Mrs. George W. Felkins and
Stewart H. Holbrook of Portland,
Mrs. A. T. Fox of North Bend,
Mrs. Warren McMinimee, Tilla
mook, Mrs. Eva A. Moore, Tigard,
Steph E. Prothero, Henniston,
and William H. Carlson, director
of libraries of the Oregon State
System of Higher Education and
librarian of Oregon State College.
Assist at Kecepuoa
Invited to assist in welcoming
guests vto the reception, which
will be held in the front lobby
of the state . library, are Mrs.
Thomas Vaughan and Mrs. Stuart
Bush of Portland, Mrs. William
H. Carlson of Corvallis, Mrs.
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The guest books will be in
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Presiding at the punch bowl
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Mrs. Carl W. Hintz of Eugene,
Mrs. John S. Richards of Seattle,
Mrs. Stewart H. Holbrook of
Portland, and Mrs. S. E. Prothero
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Special Music I -
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Chamber Trio, directed by Mrs.
Harvey W. Gibbens, will play
durine the . evening. Rodney
Schmidt, Patsy Edstrom and
John Gibbens are members of
this trio. ,
Members of the Oregon State
Library staff who are making
arrangements for the open house
are Miss Eloise Ebert, general
chairman; David C Duniway,
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