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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1955)
8-Sk. 1)-$tJttsmjn, Slm, Oregon, Friday, Oct. 21, IMS State Officers Dinner Guests Of Salon ' Marion County Salon 412, Eight and Forty entertained depart ments! efficers and chairmen at a dinner meeting held at Ban- call s Chuck Wagon Wednesday evening, October 19. Following the dinner a business meeting wes held with Mrs. Austin Wil son Sr. presiding. Child welfare and tuberculosis among children is the mailt project of this group and was stressed in all the talks during the evening. The honored guests included Mrs. B. F. Updike, Toledo, Ore gon, departmental chapeau; Mrs. , Erl T. Andresen, Salem, 1st 4 V:ce president; Mrs. Gail Jones, Albany, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. Ft ward Levis, Toledo, secretary; i;rs. V.V Y. Grrhsm. Corvallis, k t-c-sursr; Mrs. H;ro!d Larsen, Tc tTsnd, ch-.plsin: "airs. . Jolin l-' .-crnux, Lrrdon, r.:rtor:an: r I . Eoy R-ivc, Eugene, child! v :-I?re ch-irmcn; .' Mrs. Loyal "'Vn, Cocs Eny, riti!fl and em-b'-n chnirmnn, rnd firs. Austn V. rrson, Salem, scrap book chair- tr '::. , Mrs. Frank Walters, ;Tan?ent, chapeau of Salon 562, Linn Coun ty, was introduced, as was pst chapeaus of Marion- Ccuntv. Sa lon,, Mrs. ,W. O. Green, Wood burn, Mrs. Al Cleveland, Dallas, Mrs. Walter, Miller.- Woodburn, and Mrs. Earl T. -Andresen, Sa lem. ':. . , , .- Program Presented . , A program was presented un der the direction of Mrs. Frank Marshall with Gene Gcbauer act ing as master of ceremonies. There were songs by Bobbie : Noyes and Sharon Cole, impeiv sonations by Jack Larson, and tap dancing by Bill Bartlett, with Margaret , Huxtable, : the accom panist Mrs. Joseph Difilippi was voted as a new member of t. lAa.l .. - - The next meeting will be No vember 18 with dinner at the Barbecue Pit at 6:30 p.m., the business meeting to be held in the -Marion County Tuberculosis office. . At nr.E Open Houses Scheduled ';. Toniqht Bv SHIRLEY M'GIXNIS Ftitemam Correvreadent MONMOUTH -"God on the Campus." was the theme of the 1933 Religious Emphasis week held 1 on the Oregon Collefe of Education campus, October 17 through 19. "The Campus Christian Council, with Marilyn Neill. a junior from Milwaukie as chairman, sponsored the week with a guest speaker on the topic, the major event of each day. ; ... , The Independent Student Organi zaticn. a group started last year for all" OCE off-campus students, met recently to elecF officers and plan the year's program. Cora lie Doughton. a junior, from Salem, was e!ecfed secretary-treasurer of 1 I , " I ! i; I 3 - -TT-i i-X- 1 111' t i .: : 1.' I ' Bowens Are Honored qt . Dinner i: PRATUM Mr. and Mrs. Archie Airline Chief Laslies GAB . SEATTLE CI An airline presi- j basic transportation dent told a) Senate subcommittee Wednesday he considered the Civil Aeronautics! Board guilty of "in credible procrastinations" and "ir responsible antics'' Jo handling the TWen celebrated their 50th wpH-4 problem of i certifying air lines. ding anniversary at a dinner at' Arthur G Woodley, president of the Waldo Hills Community Hal'. Pacific Northern Airlines, told the on October 16. A large group f .subcommittee of the Senate Com- relatives, members and friends of mmee on imersiaie ana roreign the Pratum Methodist Church at J, Commerce. ihis line, which serves Doctors Allow facilities have Acleriauer (o ; tended the event. t- r 1 , Mr. and Mrs. Bowen (Ida Lien) were married in Salem on October 16. 1905. They have two daughters. Alaska, has been irreparably dam aged by "CAB antics. Woodley'si line received a five year extension of its -certification Mrs. Helen Harding of Hillsboro by fly between Seatue-fortiand and and Mrs. George Wusz of Portland.-1 Anchorage ilast May after Presi- and four grandchildren. Mrs. Wusz made and served the cake. Mrs. Harding and Merlene Harding were in charge of the gifts. Betty Harlor passed the guest book. : i Mrs. Bernard Guthrie of Corval- lis announced the program. Mrs, John Jones played piano numbers, Mrs. Koble Bashor sang. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lilley sang a duet, and Dr. George Bruce of, the Pratunt Methodist Church gave a talk. ;' ( Relatives coming from out-of- town for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Noomen and Donna of I Bellingham. Wash., Mr. and Mrs. r tux r.rwiu onu laiiiuy ui ocamc, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warman and family of Squim, Wash.,-Mr, and Mrs. Bill Crann of Redmond. Mr and Mrs. Carl Lien and children of Portland, Mrs. Adah Rayment; Portland,. Mr. and Mrs. George Wusz, Portland, Mrs. Earl Pooler; Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Maguren. Albany, Mr. and Mrs, Glen Landberg.cio, Mr. and Mrs, Mert Egan, Mrs. Ethel King and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egan, all of Silverton. Mr. and Mrs. Michael. McBride (Wilrrta Billings) who were married October h at the Liberty Christian Church of Christ. Parents of the coupfe are Mr. and Mrs. Luther Billings and Mrs. Gertrude McBride. The newlyweds will live in Salem. (McEwan Studio). PIANO IIISTRUCTIOII Mrs. Belfy Stavenau ; Enroll Now for Private -" . ' Lessons Ph. 47485 dent Eisenhower ordered the board to act j ' "As a result of the board's ac tion over rthe years," Woodley charged, "the territory of Alaska and the carriers which provide its ic dOclopment which Congress in-( JeUVe ICtl tended to foster and encourage." , . The carriers, be said, "have been J 'BONN, Germany ( AP) Chan- harrassed by the board with an cellor Konrfd Adenauer left tiis endless sequence of prolonged and bed Wednesday for the first time cosily ,puouc neanngs wnicn nave failed to produce effective ' solu tions to the basic problems in volved. , - ' EsypHan war chariots charges . 'Vouh Gaza 14 centuries before the birth of ChrisL. say the Na tional qeorgraphic Society. TO TELL OF VISIT PORTLAND The annual meeting of the American Friends Service Committee on Saturday will feature Stephen Cary, who visited Soviet Russia last June with a Quaker delegation." The public meeting, which will begin at 4 p.m., is to be held in the First Congregational Church, South west Park and Madison in Port land, v liquid Starch. Ipve the way their hibands look in ,Vano-starchejl shirts. Vanojdocs perfect starching... saves 'time... saves i work.. Lanqfey-Holstad y Nuptials Held SHERIDAN Miss Shirley Jean Holstad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Holstad of Sheridan, and Erwin William Langley of Willits, Calif., son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Langley of Willits, were united in marriage bept. 30 at an 8 p.m. ceremony The Rev. Gile V, Wilson read the ceremony at toe home of the bride's parents. The bride wore a winter whiu suit and hat, and .carried a whi's bible topped with' a white orchid and stephanotis. y . . . .Miss Joan Hutchinson was maid. of honor. . John and Ann Holstad, brother and sister 'of the bride, lighted the candles. Gary Holstad was best man. . A reception was held after the ceremony. . ' " After the ceremony the couple left on a trip down the coast They will be at home in Willits. The bride is a 1933 graduate of the Sheridan high school, and the bridegroom attended the Grand Ronde schools and the Willamina i high school before moving to Wil lits, where he is a logger. tne group. '. r Friday night has beenet as the ZTT-. time for a rotating . open house .There are more than TO.OOONav- amnnt all livintr Arn'iii 79 nn rniiOJ" jiiujoiio, uniiK .. ... the OCE campus, Visitors, includ- see CANADA ON YOUR WAY 1 El , - ' ' Vano : STABCj! All L !. MILUAK jrr f J 10, 13 days. He has been ill with bronchial pneumonia since Oct. 7 at his1 Rhinside home. An official announcement said the 79-year-old statesman is mak ing such good progress toward recovery that he was able have I -11 () a.- a brief spell out of bed. r Ml u l-'OK ing students from other houses. off -campus students and faculty members, ' will be "welcomed , at each house, winding uo at Todd Hall where a dance will-be held. Among Salem students working on dance decorations will be Jo Anne Mary. ' - , . v ; -Salem StadenU Simt ' Members of the fall term choir at OCE have been .chosen and are now busy practicing under the direction of Mrs. Florence Hutchin son and Mrs.Denise Redden.. The following students from Sa lem are included in the choir ros ter: Sandra- Fliveh.-Cc-alie Dou ton. Joan Harrison. Salucl Mac Intosh, Gary Rose nbalm. Everett Stw?rt. and Carolyn Taylor. OCE Women's Recreation Asso ciation h3S orgpnired its volley- t 11 e r t a ii intra mural tournament began re cently, S?lem women participating in th;s V.'PA activity are Chirlottc J"c'-son, - Dnne Kinzer, Ruth Nevton, Shirley Ricks and Gail Wat -on. ' By ROBERTA LEE Q. When giving an informal d'n nrr, how should the hostess let her guests know the- seating ar rangement she wishes? A. The hostess should stand at her place, and tell each guest just where he or she should be seated Q. If a man finds it necessary to introduce himself, does he in clude the "Mr." before his name? a: jno: he usually says, I am Harry Williams," or "My name is Williams. " unless he has the title oi Doctor, which is then -pre fixed to bis name. . 1867, says the National Georgrapn- ic. Society. Go one way Canadian Pacific, one way United State lines. Inquire about Family Fare Plan. See your travel " agent or Canadian Pacific, 207 American Bank Build-, ing, Portland, Capitol 7-2044. 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