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Little Golone!tolAt Yw to
Be Crowned at
Ball Saturday
By FLOSSY HODGE
Statesman Correspondent
Week-long suspense will be bro
ken Saturday evening when Eie
Little Colonel is. crowned at the
annual Military Ball. This dance,
sponsored bv Arnold Air Society
and the AFROTC. will be held
jat the Crystal Gardens from t to
12 O'clock. I
The fliree finalists in the Little
Colonel contest are Anita Booth,
New York City; Martha Eagleson,
Beaverton; and Dena Lampropulos,
Klamath Falls
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Classes in ballet for girls
from pre-school- age to teen-age
will open on Monday afternoon,
October 17 at the YWCA under
the instruction of Miss Marcella
Renoux of Portland. The class
schedule is as follows: pre-school, f
2 pjn.f agcst 6 and 7, 3-4; ages 8-
12. 4-12, 5 p. m.; teen-agers, 5-6
p. m.
Miss Renoux was born in Eu
rope and began her career at the
age of four. She studied with the
American School of Ballet in
New York and acquired addi
tional training with the San Fran
cisco Ballet and with Adolph
Bohra. Miss Renoux has had roles
in films and in theatrical circuits, j
During recent years Miss Renoux i
has conducted - her studies in '
Portland.
Those interested in the above
Another beauty contest coming classes may have additional de-
up is the search for Willamette s ; tans by calling the ywca.
Uely .Man the winner to be
announced at the Halloween party
Homecoming Weekend. Candidates
are Dale Greenlee, sponsored by
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Phi; and George Koani. Independ- day when Mr, and Mrs. Roy
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viscti 'jnuiiDT, m itauaiu " Wl" f lw a: ' u- u i j 1 i ! ' i
Linfleld College, has been named I o'rinuay unnn er-; en by Mrs Qrvan Mlller and Mrs.
chairman of Willamette's Christian covers e p laTed for the ! Bruce Grave? this week. Invited
Resources Week, to be held I March guCSts of honor tne hosts nd E were Mrs :Frank Smith, Mrs.
5 to 9. The purpose of Christian A. Snook Bernard Snook of Kei- Georse Aaron Mrs Kenneth
Resources week is to develop and!zer. Allen. Svbil and Vanri. l,eorge Aajon! -'!":. .Aen"ein
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iSfiftsman. S!em, Ore., Friday, October 14, 1955-(Sc
Modern Etiquette Delegates Named
By ROBERTA LEE
To Convention
1 SHERIDAN - A baby shower,
family honoring Mrs. John Hall, was giv
Mr. and Mrs. JoKh Jacob Jenkins (Ria Ann Darrow)
who were married recently at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
in McMinnville. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Darrow of Dallas and the groom is the son, of Mr.
end Mrs. John A. Jenkins of McMinnville. The couple
.will make their home "in McMinnville. (Palmer's Studio;
Dallas).; - v . ' ;!
At Oregon
Grid Games to
Attract Many
Students
ligion.
Engagement Revealet
A mirror decorated with autumn
leaves and silver bells announced
to the members of the Chi Omega
house the engagement of Ann Max
well and Fred Chambers, both of
Salem.
Miss Maxwell is a sophomore
home' economics - major and Is
a member of Chi Omega and
Beta Alpha Gamma, sophomore
women's honorary. Mr. Chambers
is a sophomore i pre-law major
and a member of Sigma Alpha
r'psilon. i
No date has been set for the
wedding.
"We. of the junior class at Wil-
Junior Guild members held their . lamette. are pretty pleased to dis-
Junior Guild Holds;
First Luncheon
hart, Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, Mrs.
Willard Flynn, Miss Lavonne. Hal
seth, Mrs. Gladys Plummer; Mrs.
Warren Britt, Mrs. George Church
ill and Mrs. Lewis Tatom, Mrs.
Ralph Huntley, Mrs. Palmer Byr
kit. Miss Barbara Byrkit and Mrs.
O When m man taknt a rirl to
the movies, should she ' go , with I SALEM HEIGHTS Mrs. How
him to the ticket window, or walk frd Gardner entertained th Sa-
lem Heights Woman's Club at
A. If there is pot much of a line. !ndrsa,1eon at her homt
she can walk ahead very slowly. nide plan, for be-
! But when there is a very long line ing joint hostess with the Liberty
she should stand beside him and Womsns Club in entertaining
keep him company until he gets the Marion County Federation of
! close to the window. Then she goes woman's Clubs on October 27
ahead and waits for him to join at i,esiie Methodist Church.
: ner. Named as delgates to the af
4 Q. If a girl becomes engaged, fair were Mrs. Clyde Barker,
'and she has no family, would it be Mrs. William McClure. Mrs. Har
all right for her fiance's family to vey Willard, Mrs. Howard Card
announce the engagement? ' ner, Mrs.- Orville Raymond, and
A. No. I The bride-elect always Mrs. Ralph Maude will be in al
ii as thi 'privilege, and if she has temate
not the means of giving an an- .
nouncement party, then she can! Nazareth, Israel, where Christ
always extend her "good news" j lived most of His life has an all
through the local newspaper. 'Arab population.- " '
LADIES' COATS
FINAL CLEARANCE
Closing ut our entire stock of ladies' 100 V.'esl Coats.
Alt have milium linings.
Fern Eber-! Cecil Harrison.
19.95 .29.95
KAY WOOLEN MILL STORE
Open AH Day Saturday
I i 260 S. 12th Across from. Willamette Campus -
cover that we are generally above
the national average in communi
cation skills." This statement was
given after a . partial study of
results of a communications skills
test given at the beginning of the
school year.
first fall luncheon Tuesday at St.
Pauls Episcopal Church. Hostes
ses were Mrs. Floyd Colburn.
chairman. Mrs. C. F. Patton. Mrs.
Elmer H. K. Dorr, Mrs. Donald H.
Upjohn and Mrs. Donald. C. .Rob
erts. Mrs. fieorpp H Su-ift crav
report : from the monthly church cd' u ShiD Sho"
bcuiied snoes .are becoming a
' common s'ght on campus as U.c
men 'vp:l the lJelta C.amii.a
e-s'iining proje.'
turday f.om
" " K K ' Oavm m tal'- nn f-o flin VrianAU, yl-'.U ho in ril n.fn't l!vina bum .
Th Diirt. mill moot Ca fnrnia ". r"."" """"''i""' " "
at Multnomah Stadium in Portland
Saturday night in the last Portland
game of tne season, seniors, . wno hkk. t,. n..,i v,,,''. , '
-w v maj m M-r ui m v O , Mils,
By MARCIA WEBB
Statetmaa Carres pendent
EUGENE Rain ushered in the
tt.;.t A nl...A V.. AiA nf
11111 u c ui uoura, uui uiu uuv ..:i ri. i i
dampea the Ducks' spirit at' the I "cj?ef fa" mme ?aJe
first home football game of the : nc?.i? r h" br,
.i... c. 1 j at the p?r.rh hll. A fcd sale is
i".'ir.l"'Th, mk. A Rosenthal 11 unLU T o clc;k. Rejir
! gave a talk on the Girls Friendly will be in cil men's liv
i society, which is being formed in : rations. Carolyn Miller, Forest
the parish. Guests were Mrs. Gil- Grove, is president of the group.
bert D. Anderson. 'Mrs. E. C. The ensasement of Carol Svinlh
William Blair and Mrs. G. J.
Tucker. . !
Mrs. Alfred Brown gave a read
ing and Mrs.' Paul GemmeU gave
a talk on her trip to Hawaii.
At Oregon State '
(after this weekend) will see their
next Portland game as alumni in
clude Jack Baker. Plum Brown,
Helen Callagahan Sharon Heider,
Bruce' King, Doug Liecbty, Charlie
'McClelland, Jim lMatheison, Ron
Morgalf, Ann Ritehey, Bob Rftbin
son - Mary Jane Rud. Jean Smith.
Mike (Thomas and Jeft 'alton4.4
The.Bunion Derby was held, last .'
Friday, evening at which time each i
man "Wirn his living-, organization ki I i j '
was expected to dance 10 jninutes -VV III ' HOnOT
.at each, women's organiiatioJl for Vi T " V J ,WI V 1
the price of a nickle. Barbara Ba- ps4i--con.
Jan Cummings,. Jan Ewalt. 1 1 I6QQ6S
HorK Jnran Ian I IHhV rami 1 W
Madsen. Glad y s. Maude, Larry
Newsom. Bob Payne, Sandi Pear
son Sylvia Rawlinson, Laura
Smith;,-Robert Stevens and Jerry
Dancesw
j? r )
Vp Famous
A oM ":3:: Children's
4-Star Feature
Bilfwel Shoes
and Dave Doerksen was announced
at a band reception held at the
home of Professor and Mrs. Mau
rice Brennan on October L
Miss Svinth is a junior musfc
major from Salem. She is senior
scholar in "music history- and a
member, of Mu Phi Epsilon and
Chi Omega,,. , ,M
Mr. Doeftseoiis a seiuor music
mabr. a. member of the band and
is also from Salem.. No date aarj.
oeen set tor cne weaemg.
Silver Tea Set W
For Zena Church
ZENA Mis. Roy E. Barker,
By JODY RICKETTS
Statesman Correspondent
C0RVALL1S Scheduled for this ooened her Zena farm home on
wppkpnH
Srr,iS!nr MhU -rfnf S2i fnr ! ng the new es- Pi Be,a honorin the Spring Vailey Home
fhf fSLi iis havin their annual Plcd?e for-MlKionary Society. Co-bostesses .
me iirsi ume. , ; mal at the Woman's Club honor- were Mrs. Worth W. Henry. Mrs.
Te. Grtw Benrdt iin? their freshmen. Tte theme. is W. D. Henry and Mrs. Byron Pur-
Phfl Chadsey, BUI French, Dick "Tne House f Blue Light.." Two vine. Welcomed as a new member'
Nystrofn Bob Pr all and Jeffrey Sa,em g irls t0 be honored are was Mrs. Earl Johnson of Spring
Sercombe are 'moni" the- sopho-1 JS.11 Owens ind Betty Burnside. Valley. , . . ,
mnre men hn aro nvrH.H in lot ' Clarice and- CTaudia Waters . will The new president. Miss Alpha
their beards grow for. the Sopho- aL!? attending. i- ;Logsden.' presided. Other officers
moretWhikerino which is to be Tbe Gamma Phi Beta have chos- who were elected at the last Spring
he'd October 22 ' t en the Country Gub for their dance meeting are Mrs. Robert F. Yung-
OrgEniations are making nomi-; honoring i the pledges. Phoebe Lou en. vice president; Mrs. Fred Mul
nations';for Betty Coed and Jw ' riiunt: Elaine Morrow, K a t h y ler, secretary; and Mrs. Clarence
College! at the present time and I B.uf ckj and ,Ek,e Bure are the T. Merrick, treasurer:
the winner will nnnomwoft at ! t""11 Salem to be m the spot- The president appointed chair-
the dance. Judy Loucks is co-chair- light. Marilyn Olson. Roberta men of her standing committees:
man of the Bettv and Joe selec-! Sears Pat Morton. Jan Hamman, ; program. Mrs. Ben McKinney:
Urns knd Sallv Hov is arranging JK,y Boyer. and Dons Sterrett ' publicity, Mrs. Lois Crawford;
for chjperons for the dance wiU at the dance- Pfts, Mrs. Worth W. Henry; flow-
Student Union eommittees have Tne 's a having a fireside ers and cards. K-v Roy E. Bark
been chosen and manv Salem stu- toni8ht at ,he chapter house, danc- er; finance. Mrs. Lloyd Hoxie;
dent are included in the selection- in and refreshments are planned, hostess, Mrs. Harold D. Burns; de
JoAnn Hoover, dance committee-:Jpnn Pyton. Dick Richardson are votionals. Mrs. -Fred Muller; cook
Jan McAlpine. Gaynelle Metheny : the "PP1" classmen to be present, book, Mrs. Marvin Cherry; fed
and Jan Woodroffe are on the mu- Garf Ramse' and Dve Socolof- ' eration, Mrs,-Robert F. Yungen;
sic committee: doin publicity is 8' the Salem frehmen Beta's. I project, Mfs. Frank Crawford;
Judy Kuhn; on the public relations wil1 attnd- and membership. Mrs. Joe Shep-
committee are Connie Hammond, Agin thl year Stev -Lee of ard.
Ann Heltzel. Sandra Jochimson Sa,em w,u head tne Associated t The group voted to hold a silver
Nancy; Sue Payne and Kaye Tom-' IndpPdpnt Students annual May-1 tea at historic Zena church for the
linsoa. J hem production. Steve was the co- j next meeting on Nov. 3 and invite
; . chairman last year w hen A J.S. i other womens clubs of Polk county
Charter Day Monday I put 'on a very successful Mikado, as guests. v
University students will observe This year they plan to present j The principal project outlined for
Charter Day next Monday with a another Gilbert and Sullivan op- the club year was the improvement
varied program of lectures and ' eretta "HMS Pinafore." This pro-! of the Zena church.
concerts scheduled. People are also duction is planned for Mother's
already planning Homecoming weekend,
weekend which is to be held on rUaj Drlrt Held
November 18 and 1 with the Ore- xnnA w Aru- .
gon vs. Oregon State football game ttdw J" asTt n '
here in Eugene. Other students ?rfg0" ?Ute Wednesday. It is the
planning to attend the game in "alys dr'v hat .thc,.cam.Pus has
Portland this weekend include Pat ! fnafch Jrfear- make the drive more
Deeney. Sally Hoy. Karen John-! " 'ng V!"rUS h(SeS 0f;
son. Julie Miller and. of rourse. 1 y,r .
rally squad member Sally Jo
Greig.
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! are auctioned off at an auction
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example, the Kappa Alpha Theta's
offered dinner service ana enter
tainment to the men's house which
. Friendship night was observed bld the highest per cent. The SAE's
by Bethel 43. Job's Daughters at ; offered a half-hour variety show
Many Guests at
Bethel Meeting
the Scottish Temple Monday night
with Miss Karen Thomas, honor
queen, presiding.
Among the honor guests were
Nancy Snider, junior past honor
queen.' Carol McFarland. past sen
ior princess. Meridian, Idaho: Mrs.
T. Crump, junior past grand guard-
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on October 24. The council meeting
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