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- ' A . - - . - U . - - I t I ) Statesman's HOME - - i an or a ma Women . . .Music . . . Fashions . . . Features Oregon Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sunday, November 13, 1955 Uaried Events JJ-ia.lilicj.lit ail Seci66n . ( ... , j ryf4H'41A', A rA..v ..i.,r- :rri3f fe - A -.A ' i - ( . ,--r--i vy ....... t NwA ' ' ' "" O4 ""f -r 7 ' H I !vA'A . . - :i V j :&m "-' in ii i ' ; "0 piT - oon leaving lem Junior Woman's club annual fall benefit fashion show Monday night. at the Marion Hotel. Pictured above in oriental lounging attire are, left to right; Mrs. Ron--ald Houck, Mrs. Theodore N. Morris and Mrs. Frank Ward, who will be among the Juniors modeling. . . J for Turkey to make their home for several years will be Mrs. Ted Tibbutt and daughter, Sara. Mr. Trbbutt has accepted a po sition in Ankara as a seed ' improvement specialist, with the International Corporation Administration. They will join Mr. Tibbutt in Washington, D. C where he is taking orientation classes, and will fly to Turkey via London tho end of November. : AH photos by Kennell-EII Studio). Two of the models . . Mrs. Robert Elfstrom Jr. and Mrs. Eldon Barclay, wear ing party frocks for the approaching holiday season, which will be featured in the Junior Woman's club fashion show. The decorations and program will carry out the Oriental theme. Proceeds will be used for the group's philanthropic projects ' , .-7 a y vv.;; . ; i f-rrt ys v&x X u ! M r. a-- vy Si r 5 Popular men . '. . res idents of the Metho dist Home, who will be among those greeting guests at the annual har vest tea and open house Friday are Guy D. Bun tin and Benjamin T. Kum ler, longtime Salem res idents at the left. Both were born in - Indiana and live - at the Home with their wives. Mr. Buntin was proprietor of the Washington Hotel here for many years and Mr. Kumler is a former Salem mail carrier. m. 0,w Aa to'. .... QB' ., rone tem fwree t.r. Y&- ' 1 tPt ' it. Two of the guests . j . .. to be honored at the Methodist Home's annu al harvest tea and open house on Friday, Novem ber 18 will be Mrs. Var ian Glaze and Miss Ro berta Carywho are pic tured at i the, right. Mrs. Glaze is 93 and came to the Home in .1936. She has lived in the Home longer than i any other present,i.resideriT. Miss Cary'-wno will be 101 ' on: December tr, is the - oldest-' resident in the Home. She has lived there since 1943. : I A: A V Vn r ; I ' : A''
