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'Early Spring" by Carl Hall, which is being shown at
the invitation exhibition of contemporary American Painting
at the Whitney Museum, New York City. Hall, well' known
Salem .artist, is writer of the weekly Statesman column,
Images, and is artist-in-resio'ence at Willamette University.
By CARL BALL
It was the first snow of Novem
ber and the children ran singing
With the white joy. Autumn's gold
and rust ' grew black under the
push of whiteness; the light snow
fiLted all the open stages of earth
but left the firs and, the deciduous
with black pccket3 t their feet.
For there were no shadows as
there was no light, the sky seemed
like a dark dragging keel moored
in a white mortar breaking loose
it its edges. The lack of snow in
the pockets under tfee and bush
gave the illusion of shadow but
shadows that seemed deep:' caves
seemed to open up within and on
the edges of white. Frbjps if the
leaves were pushed, back an en
trance could be found into winter?
Snow snuffs tot sound and color
feat brings la.ghter red cheeks
U children. Snow gives a hori
zontal remoteness U the la ad yet
brings forth a familiarity,' a friend
liness nder the scoffed scatter of
young spontaneity that shatters the
horizontal U spring the bound of
boot, the bobbing of tassel and
hair, the cry and Joy into the white
Eden. On the white slate of. the
first snow children etch the record
of their discovery, give the impress
of their acceptance of the land
weighted sky.
- For in the countless flakes pack
ed into a soft solid, filled with air
and moisture, they touch the magic
of sky. -They pack between hands
the artifacts of cold and moisture,
they fling it back into its begin
nings, watch it fallback to earth
and never seem to realize the vast
distances of space, and time that
they have handled.
Desire of Childhood -'
For-white on the ground, of a
-ft j u -1 . i.
iiiui mug unci me Udi s. ui s.eep a
impatience, is an answer to one of
. 1 l : j r
. uie iwmicss unvoicea aesires m
childhood. Children would handle
the magic of growth, of physical,
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Travelers are Departing on
Extended Trips This Week
Mid-winter and holiday travelers are many, with several Salem
folk departing this week to spend Thanksgiving elsewhere. Gov
ernor and Mrs. Paul L. Patterson are leaving bv Diane Mondav for
"Tucson, Arizona, where they, will spend Thanksgiving with their
fon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Patterson, Jr. The
Pattersons will be Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard spiane of Salem and
Tulsa, Oklahoma, who are spend
ing the winter in Tucson. The
Splanes recently left Salem for the
South after spending the fall at
their country place. The Hermit
age. .
To Miami and New York
From Arizona the Pattersons
will fly to Miami, where the gov
ernor will speak "at the annual
meeting of the American Muni
cipal Association. On November 29
'the Pattersons will leave for
Washington, D.C., where they will
attend the White House Conference
on Education, and on to New York
City December 2 to spend the
weekend. Present plans are that
Annual Guild
House Party
In Eugene
Presidents of the three Wesleyan
Service Guilds of the First Metho
dist Church n-jll be in attendance
at. the . annual conference Guild
President's house party to be held
at the Osburn Hotel in Eugene this
weekend. . "
They include Mrs. J. M. Hartley
of the Marian Lela Norris Unit;
Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton of Susan
nah Wesley Unit; Mrs. Alberto B.
Sanchez of the Vivian Pomeroy
Unit . :
Also attending from Salem will
be Miss Deh Hua .(Rebecca) Hang
of Singapore, who is a senior at
Willamette University. This is Miss
Hang's fourth year to receive a
complete scholarship from the
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The house party opened with a;C4a ScrvSce cf the Boar(f of
Ore Conference Wesleyan Scrv
ice Guild. " 1 .
coffee - hour at 4 p.m. Saturday.
The Salem Guilds, with Mrs. Hart
ley as chairman, were in charge
of the table .decorations for the
dinner Saturday evening, and used
international dolls and flags-to il
lustrate tne theme "The worm we!at S
Serve." Mrs.
Guest speaker was Miss Mar-1 Philip Ringle.
sions of the Methodist Church.
The Sigmas wives of Sigma Chi
alumni will be entertained Mon
day night at the home of Mrs. Otto
,J. Wilson. 2405 South Cottage St.,
Gray and Mrs.
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their discovery. Discovery that
ends up teaching them the fleet
ncss of life, the unearthly beauty
of its visible moment and the pro
found sadness of its leaving.
' This is the great virtue of raising
children in the country, away from
the mechanical confines of city, for
they watch the evidence of the sea
son come in on silence and leave
in the same way, unsullied,' un
directed by man's gamble of civili
zation. They watch snow come
forth from the mystery of dark
ness, citean and quiet, they mark
its surface with joy and children's
time, then, with the sadness of chil
dren watch it return to the earn
just as clean and just as silent. In
the process they become richer in
understanding for only they and
the earth made use of its beauty.
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visit their daughter, Mrs. James
Dollard (Virginia Patterson), and
the governor will fly directly west
from New York.
To Fly to Hawaii
- Leaving by plane for Honolulu
on Wednesday - will be Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Willett. who will spend
Thanksgiving in the Islands. On
November 27 Mrs. Willett will be
one of the judges at the show of
the Cocker Spaniel Specialty Club
of Hawaii. Mr. Willett was a judge
at the same show in 1932. The
travelers will be away several
weeks.
Miss Schryver in East
retraining lor the Last on
Friday to spend Thanksgiving was
Miss Edith Schryver. She will be
with members of her family in
Kingston. New York for the holi
day week. Later she will go on to
New York City to spend a fort
night visiting longtime friends and
attending the stage shows. En?
route Miss Schryver will visit
several days in Chicago. She will
return to Oregon on December 18.
To Leave for Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Jenks
are flying to Texas on November
25, where. Mr. Jenks will attend
the Southern Seedmen's convention
in Dallas. They plan to stop at
various pllces enroute and will be
away a fortnight.
HALF PRIZE
MILWAUKEE (UP)-Mrs. Lor
raine Williams, who sells popcorn
to a suburban theater, was closing
the refreshments stand recently
when she noticed she was missing
one earring. She had just stopped
looking for it when a young man
walked up to the stand with an
earring on his Finger. "This theater
sure puts swell prizes in the pop
corn.", he told her,, "but I can't
seem to find the other one."
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40.5 per cent over the previous
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TV HIGHLIGHTS
KPTV Saaday's Hi(hU(bts
(Channel 27):
1:M p.m. Hall of Fame Geonre
Bernard Shaw's comedy. "The Dev-1
U's Disciple" in color and. black and
white, with Maurice . Evans, Raloh
Bellamy, Dennis King, and Teresa
Wright, in 90 minutes of witty com
edy; 5:30 p.aa. Frontier The second ep
isode of, "King of the Dakota.- a
drama of a French Nobleman who
attempted to build an empire In tho
uaxoia tsaaiandi.
:Oa p.m. Goodyear Playhouse
"One Mummy Too Many. This in
triguing melodrama stars Sva Gabor
and Tony Randall.
p.m. Loretta Youni Show
"Thanksgivinff in Beaver Bun." ftar
rine Loretta Youns. It's the story of
an expectant mother who interrupts ! Guinness. This is one of the most fa
1:30 pjsrirst Kun " Theter. ' i
"My Outlaw Brother," atarrirf, Mick
ey Rooney. Robert Stark, and Wanda
Hendrix. A Texas Jtanjer stalks A
killer in Mexico. r
KI.OR-TV BBBday-i hl;hllhts '
(Channel i;:
l:i a.m. Bohy CriT'tn will
romraent on the p!iyer cf io6?'t
fame. At I1:M, the pro-footbtll -o
Between the Green Biy racVers ani
San Francisro 4Sers from Milwaukee
County Stadium.
:Zt p.m. Father Mae's Album -
Father MacDonald of Portland Unl
versity speaks on Frierdshi'.,
"Philosophers have told us that o
who has one or two friends is a for
tunate man. They m!ht have s-Jd
with equal truth thnt he who po
seues one or two perfect diamonds
is fortunate." '
4:S p.m. Imperial Theater "Tho
Counterfeitors" An inspector cf tho
police poses as a S2l?smn to r.ia
Iniormatioit to c'o?f? the net on ra
organization of forgers mu counter
feiters. Cast Fosco Giachetti and
Saro Urzi. Top Italian production
with English dialogue.
T.29 p.m. Famous Film Festive!
"The Lavender HiU Mob" starriss?
the great English comedian. Alee
a burglary.
1:3S pj. Justice "Shadow of
Guilt" is a story about a -law stu
dent whose conscience forces him to
confess that he is a hit-and-run driv.
ier.twith Art Wallace. .
KOIN-TT Sunday's Highlights
(Channel S): .
11 :M p.m. Lamp Unto Mv Feet
The drams' is "The Bright Red Car
pet." by Rose Leiman Schiller. The
speaker is Mrs. J. C. Pennev who
speaks on the United Church Women.
7:00 p.m. Jack Benny Twenty
nine year old comedian Johnny Car
son is the featured guest of "39-year-old"
comedian Jack Benny.
l:M pjn General Electric Thea
terEthel Barrymore will star in tho
Bret Harte classic, "Prosper'! Old
Mother." Things happen when Ma
starts dealing from tho bottom of the
deck and taking Irish whiskey in her
ies.
mous of all recent comedies.
KVAL TV, VHF 13
ECGENC: KVAL-TV, Channel II
(Sunday): 3:3 p m. Zoo P-rs;:
: Faith for Today; 4:29 This Is
t. Lfe "Thanksgiving;" S: For "
Your Information; S:IS Chri-fsn
Science-ReUgion; S:3 Chamber of 4 .
Commerce: : Meet the Press: J:3 t
Surprise . Theater "Account
aosed; 1:S It's a Great Life, star- .
ring Michael O Shea. William Bishop
and James Dunn in "The Crvstal '
Bail;" 1:30 Life With Flizabefn
"Preoccupied Individuals." "Lodgo
Election" and "Problem Husbands;'
S:0 Variety Hour, with Harry Bela-
fonto headlining the festivities; 9:0.
The Whistler presenU "Incident at V
Scully's Key" a novelist reports , ,
seeing the survivor of a shfpwreclc
-h'ch occurred 23 years ago; S:30
:30 p.m. Alfred Hitchcock Pre. Four Star Plichmiu with rh,rl
icbu n. dciuuiui wue. a stony,
faced housekeeper, a suspicious hus
band and a cup of cocoa laced with
a i bit of arsenic, "Our Cook's a
Treasure." ,
Bover in "The Devil to Pay:" 10:i
loretta Younr stars in "Thankieiv-
ing at Beaver D(-n:" It:3t Sniy.
Sho'vtime, with Ida Lupino and Lee
Carillo in "The Gay Desperado." . .
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