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6 Sec 1) Statesman, Salem,
By JERYME
TEA TIME ... on Sunday when
when . the - City Council Beta
Sigma Phi entertains with its an
nual preferential tea at the Fair
mount Hill home of Mr. and Mrs.
William I Phillips ... Mrs.
Phillips is city sponsor for Beta
Sigma Phi . . . The affair is be
ing arranged in compliment to
the new pledges of the six Beta
SignWPhi chapters . . - calling
hours are from 3 to 5 o'clock . . .
la the receiving line . . . will
1e Mrs. Phillips, .Mrs. Percy
Kelly, Mrs. George Beane, Mrs.
David Bennett Hill. Mrs. Gus
Hewitt, president of the City
Council, and Mrs. Roy Holbrook
... Presiding at the tea urns will
be Mrs. Murray Schofield, Mrs.
Bessie Loomis, Mrs. Charles R.
Shaw and Mrs. Leonard Ryan
... Assisting will be Mrs. Burl
Cox, Mrs. P. C. Anderson, Mrs.
William Habernicht, Mrs. Roland
Bair, Mrs. J. A. Kitzke and Mrs.
John EUis . . . Autumn flowers
will be arranged about the rooms
... the tea table will be center
ed with the traditional yellow
roses, the Beta Sigma Phi flow
er .. .
Invitations . . . were in the
mail this week to a dessert sup
per for which the Spinster pa
tronesses will, be hostesses on
Wednesday, Otcober 26 at the
South High Street home of Mrs.
Daniel J. Fry . . . the affair is
being arranged in compliment to
the Spinsters ... A social even
ing will follow the 8 o'clock des
sert ... . ,
A birthday dinner .'. . will fete
Mrs. F. G. Deckebach on her
86th birthday Sunday afternoon
at the country home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Egan ... Covers
will be placed for members of
the' family including the honor
guest, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick C Deckebach, Miss Don
na Latta and . her fiance, Fred-
Russells Feted on
Golden Wedding
SHERIDAN - Mr. and . Mrs.
Walter Russell of near Sheridan
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary- Sunday, October 16
with a reception at their home,
A large group of friends and rela
tives called. ...
Walter Russell and Mary Duerst
were married October J6. 1905 at
the Duerst home, and "moved at
once into the home fJiich. they still
occupy. The house is on the Andy
. Baker donation land claim and is
J03 years old.
Four golden weddings have tak
en place in the Russell and Duerst
families in the past 18 months.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell have a
daughter, Mrs. P.- E. Sullivan of
Portland, and three grandchildren,
Rosemary and Kathleen Sullivan,
who are Grant hish school stu
dents, and Patricia Russell, daugh
ter of the late Raymond Russell.
Mr. Russell was active in the
Oregon Legislature from 1925-31,
and since that time has been
active in cooperative organiza
tions. and helped organize the
Sheridan Grain Co., Farmers Co
op -- Oil. McMinnville-Tillamook-Amity
Grain Association, North
west Nut Growers, and was one
of the 12 unit3 that organized
Pacific Supply. Mr. Russell has
served as director of all these
units, and many more. He has
also taken part in many commun
ity civic improvements.
Club Chairmen
Are Appointed
First board meeting ol the Par
ents Club of Sacred Heart Acad-j
emy was held in the school library ,
Monday night Committee chair-;
men for the year were announced
as follows: Mrs. Lawrence Kelsh,
membership and hospitality; Paul
Pappert, ways and means; Mrs.
Donald Woodry. program and pub
licity: Leonard Tiraulick, high!
school activities; Mrs. Austin Walk
er, health.
Officers of the club are Frank
Test, president; Cyril Meusey,
vice-president; Mrs. Karl Ritter.
secretary; Dr. John3ower, treas
urer; parent room representatives,
Mrs. Lyle Shepherd and Mrs. Fran
cis Hamstreet, freshmen; Mrs.
Braulick. sophomores; Mrs. Wil
liam Watson, juniors; and Mrs. C.
C. Ward and Mrs. K. J. Barr, sen
iors. Mrs. Barr is also the alumni
representative.
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
James Blackwell this week an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Barbara, to Earl Aerni,
sen of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aerni,
of Scio. No date has been set
for the wedding.
DR.SPOCIC
. now talks with
Journal mothers!
This month, , this famous
childare authority tells
how to keep the first child
from becoming upset -hen
the second child is born,
and how ta male each child
feel comfortable in his fam
ily. Be sure to read Dr.
Spock on "A Child"! Posi
tion in the Family,' in tbe
November Ladies' Home
Journal. Out today on
all newsstands.
Around
Oregon, Friday, Oct. 21, 1955
Town . . .
ENGLISH
erick C Deckebach Jr both ef
Seattle . . . Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Deckebach, Donny and Sylvia, of
Seattle ... Mr. and Mrs. William
Egan, Caron Ann and Marian,
Miss Adele Egan, Mrs. Frank H.
Spears and the Homer Egans . . .
Entertaining ... at dinner
Saturday night will be Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Hammond, who
have invited a - few friends to
their - Fairmount Hill residence
,
First dance . . , of the season
for members of the Candlelight
Dance Club will be an event of
Saturday night at the Four Corn
ers Community Hill . . . This will
be a costume dance, beginning at
9 o'clock . . . The directorate in
cludes Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Spen
cer, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mur
dock and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Houck . ..
Celebrating . . . her 13th birth
day at a party Saturday night will
be Anne Lenhart, daughter of Mrs.
William A. Lenhart ... the honor
guest has invited a group of her
friends to a birthday dinner 'and
skating party at the Lenhart home
on North 21st Street. . . . The
table will be covered with ' an
orange cloth and centered with a
Halloween birthday cake and
orange tapers. . . . Honoring Anne
will be Karol Peterson, Jane Car
ter, Marilyn Pinson, J'Lleenn
Johnson, Linda Bleckert, Beth
Goodman, Janet Johnson, Susan
Gutherie and Sherry Shipley. . . .
A hostess . . . Thursday after
noon was Mrs. Dwight Quisehber
ry, who entertained members of
the Spring Brook Garden Club at
her Jerris Avenue home. ... A
dessert luncheon was served with
an afternoon of garden study fol
lowing. ...
Betrothal news ... Of interest
to the bridegroom-elect's many
Salem friends is announcement of
the engagement ( Miss Elaine
Suzanne Hartung. daughter of Mr.
aad Mrs. Frederick E. Hartung of
Portland, m to Robert Patterson
Craig, son' ef Dr. and Mrs. Dolph
Craig ef Salem. . . . No date has
been set for the wedding. . . '. Both
are graduates of the University of
Oregon. . . . Miss Hartung is a
member ef Alpha Chi Omega and
her fiance of Theta Chi. . . . Mr.
Craig is presently attending Ore
gon State College. ...
Game time . . . the Oregon
State-Washington State homecom
ing game at Corvallis Saturday
will attract a number of Salem
alumni as well as parents of stu
dents. ".' , Among the rooters will
be Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chambers.
Miss Dorathea Steusloff, Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Chambers . . . Maybr
and Mrs. Robert White, who will
be guests of President and Mrs.
A. L. Strand ... Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Braun, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Jochimsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard A. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs.
James Clayton. Mr. and ; Mrs.
Bjarne Ericksen. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Feike, Mr. and Mrs. Gard
ner Knapp and the J. Dcane Pat
tersons. ...
In Olympia . . . this weekend
to attend the regional meeting ef
the Northwestern district, National
Secretaries Association are Mrs.
Walter Judd, president of Cascade
Chapter. Mrs. J. B. Hansen, chap
ter reporter, Mrs. Wilma BurcheJl
and Miss Dene Allen. ...
Representing . . . the Santiam
Area Council. Girl Scoots at the
national Girl Scent convention in
San Francisco November 1 to 4
will be Beverly Klinger, South Sa
lem High senior . . . she was elect
ed by a board of adults to repre
sent the council . . . girls from
all over the United States will be
attending the convention. ...
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Mrs. Lawrence Fitzgerald, who was installed as presi
dent of the Salem Credit Women's Breakfast Club at the
20th annual installation banquet at the Marion Hotel Tues
day night. (Kennelt-Ellis Studio).'. . 1
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Hplds Installation Banquet
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The Green Room at the Marion Hotel was the setting Tuesday
for the 20th annual installation banquet of the Salem Credit
Women's Breakfast Club. s
President Miss Pat Sebastian, presented educational awards to
Miss Lena Blum, Miss Charlene Churchill, Miss Myrtle Ingram,
Mrs. John Chamberlain, Mrs. Chester Cushing Jr., Mrs. Forrest
Slides of Japan
To Be Shown
Master Sgt. and Mrs. Donald L.
Curtiss will tell of life in Japan,
and show colored slides of scenes
in that country for the YWCA pro
gram on Tuesday evening. Octo
ber 25 in the social hall of the
YWCA,
Sgt. and Mrs. Curtiss spent two
years in Japan, where Sgt. Curtiss
was a member of the U. S. Air
Force, located on the Misawa Air
Base in northern Honshu, Japan.
This year Master Sgt. Curtiss is
a member of the ROTC staff at
Willamette University.
YWCA members will be admit
ted by their membership cards
and non-YWCA members will be
charged a small fee. The public
is cordially invited to this pro
gram, which will begin at 8 p.m.
This is the second in the series
of events, such as book reviews
and other features, which are be
ing offered by the YWCA to the
community of Salem.
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WSCS Tours Chemawa
FOUR CORNERS Twenty sev
en members of the WSCS of Truv
ity Methodist church toured Che
mawa Indian school on Wednesday
as a part of their study of the
American Indian. Mrs.' A. A. Talbot
jr. and students at the school
acted as guides. Mrs. Leslie Stone
of Chemawa was hostess for the
social and business hour. Mrs. Vir
gil Burson was elected as repre
sentative of Trinity Methodist
church to the Methodist Home
Board.
The weekly teen-canteen will
be held Saturday night at the
YWCA for all junior high school
boys, and girls. Hours of danc
ing are 7:30 to 10.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
' 15 "Special Order"
Christmas Card Sample Books
Just Arrived!
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Eckles, Mrs. Lawrence Fitzger
ald, Mrs. Jack Hayes, Mrs. Robert
Jones, Mrs. Henry Kayser, Mrs.
Lue Lucas -Mrs. Lloyd Myers,
Mrs. Dale Powell, Mrs. Glenn
Powers, Mrs. Merla Wilgers, Mrs.
Thomas Pickett, Mrs. Gavin Hill.
Perfect attendance awards were
given to Mrs. Glenn Powers, Mrs.
John Chamberlain, Mrs. Law
rence Fitzgerald, Miss Myrtle In
gram, Mrs. Forrest Eckles, Mrs.
Thomas Pickett, Mrs. Lue Lucas,
Mrs. Jack Hayes, Mrs. Lloyd
Myers, Mrs. Henry' Kayser, Mrs.
Robert Jones, Mrs. Merle Wil
gers, Miss Lena Blum and Mrs.
Gavin Hill.
Mrs. Forrest Eckles. Jr., past
president, presented the educa
tional award and perfect attend
ance award to the president
- Mrs. Eckles installed Mrs. Fitz
gerald, president; Miss Myrtle
Ingram,, vice president; Mrs.
John Chamberlain, secretary;
Mrs. Glenn .Powers, treasurer;
and Mrs. Chester Cushing, junior
historian.
Mrs. Fitzgerald announced the
committee chairmen for the com
ing year: attendance, Mrs. Lloyd
Myers; bulletin, Mrs. Merle Wil
gers; educational, Mrs. Velma
Davis; finance, Mrs. Henry Kay
ser; hostess, Mrs. Robert - Jones;
program, Miss Lena Blum; chap
lain, Mrs. Darrell Walker; pub
licity, Mrs. Forrest Eckles; scrap
book, Mrs. Gavin Hill.
Board meeting will ;, be held
October 25 at the home of Mrs.
Fitzgerald.
Guests were Mrs. F. M. Sebas
tian, Salem; Nina Parker, Esther
Hunmeutt, Levon Nelson, Mildred
Wiedman, Lillian. Rorick; Leota
Bowman, .Margaret Frolen, Iva
Parker, Mary Clerin, Cayanna
Pitzoldt, Frances Ware, Rebo
Kersey, Gladys Katz of Eugene,
Frances Main, and Shirlee Iver-
son of Roseburg, Nondus Clark,
Muriel Jones, Beulah Heckethie,
Kathleen Barger and Deloura
Harrison of Portland.
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While You
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Of Complete
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Men's Night at
OES
or
. Men's night with Master Masons
as ' guests was a feature of the
Tuesday evening meeting of Chad
wick chapter! OES. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Roake.
Mr. Roake is worshipful master of
Pacific Lodge No. 50.
Rainbow Girls modeled aprons
they had made, which were later
sold to chapter members. .The
Rainbow Girls presented the pro
gram., which included piano num
bers by Judy Seamster, who also
accompanied; Nancy Weeks, vocal
ist, and Dianne Miller, violinist.
Jesse Hunleyj gave a reading hon
oring theMasons.
The men J served refreshments
with H. R. Robinson as chairman,
assisted by Mr. Hunley, William
Damery, Gordon Barker, David
Cameron and Earl Wiper. '
Sisterhood Meets -' "
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Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood
met at the, Temple Vestry Room
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Isaac
Saffron . presided and Mrs.' Abe
Samuels was in charge of the pro
gram, which featured a panel,
"Discipline of Children." Teachers
for the Sunday School this year
are Miss Sally Rocklin, a Reed
College senior, Robert Levinson,
Portland. Lincoln High school, and
Miss Helen Steinbeck, Salem, North
Salem High student. Mrs. Esther
Popick was! a guest. Hostesses
were Mrs. Sfcndy Cowan and Mrs.
B. Brown.
Newlyweds Will
Live
Salem
SUBLIMIT Y-Miss Darlean
Moore, daughter of Mr. nd Mrs.
Ben Moore of Scio. and Duane Jos
eph Duchateau. son of Mr. . and
Mrs. William Duchateau of Subli
mity, were married at St. Boni
face Catholi Church in Sublimity
on October SIS. The Rev. Robert
O'Hara read the 10 o'clock serv
ice. Miss Rosemary Minden of
Sublimity played the . wedding mu
sic. The bride Wore a ballerina gown
of mist blue! taffeta and net with
Rylons;
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Freder
ick of Anaheim, California, for
merly of Salem, announce the be
trothal of their daughter. Miss
Edith Frederick, to Valdon Wie-
thorn, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Wedel, Anaheim. : The wedding is
planned lor early .November.
Miss Frederick will fly to New
York and embark on the S.S
United States for Germany,
where she will Join her fiance
who is stationed there with the
VS. Air Force.
Miss Frederick attended Salem
schools and completed her fresh
man year at Orange Coast Junior
College. California. "
The bridegroom-elect graduat
ed from -Anaheim -schools. He
studied Russian at Syracuse Uni
versity in New York in prepara
tion for his work with Air Force
Intelligence. He has been sta
tioned in, Germany since January
of this year. -The couple plan to
be in Europe until the summer
of 1957. ; . '
The Fredericks moved to Cali
fornia in, 1953. Previous to that
they were resident of Salem, dur
ing which time Mr. Frederick
was pastor of the Evangelistic
Temple.
Cbantilly lace overskirt. A head
dress of net and lace held in place
her fingertip veil. She carried
spray of white roses combined
with pale blue lace
Mrs. J. D. Bruce, the honor ma
tron, wore dusty rose and Mrs.
Dennis Duchateau. the bridesmaid.
wore aqua blue. They carried nose
gays of carnations and chrysanthe-1
mums with rosebud centers. !
J. D. Bruce was his brother-in- !
law's best mam Groomsman was !
Dennis Duchateau, brother of the
groom. '
A wedding reception was held at '
the' home of the bride's parents fol-'
lowing the ceremony. j
! For going away the new Mrs. ;
Duchateau wore a charcoal grey;
suit with red accessories. The cou-!
pie will be at home in Salem after
November 1." !
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j Football table . . . Appliqued footballs and pennants
set the theme for a runner on a buffet table. The runner
is over a plain cloth with the laced footballs alternating
with college banners. Pottery plates and copper chafing
dish harmonize with the browq, gold and rust tones of the
runner. . '
Blast Death Called Suicide
ROSEBURG () A man who
was killed by a dynamite explosion
in a box car near Roseburg set
off the charge himself. Sheriff Ira
Byrd said Thursday.
The; sheriff said this had been
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