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Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri,
Around Town
By JEBTME
A SURPRISE . . party feted
Miss Judith Foreman Thanksgiv
ing night when Mrs. Harry Ed
ward Burke and Miss Barbara
Franzwa entertained a group of
the bride - elect's friends at the
Fairmount Hill home of
Mrs. Burke's parents, the Vera D.
McMullens . . . Miss Foreman will
be married tonight to Fred Harvey
Koepf at an S o'clock ceremony at
the home of her parents, the Clay
ton Foremans ... A bathroom
shower honored the bride-to-be and
late refreshments were served by
the hostesses ...
Biddra ... to baer Miss Fre
mai were the Misses Clarice and
Claudia Waters, Cars! Strebig,
Gail Door. Roberta Sears. Patri
cia Deeaey, Patsy Snider, Phyllis
S Brake, Marge Barge. Colleea
Welch. Mary Rank. Julie Miller.
Sally Jo Greig, Joaa Seamster and
the hostesses ...
Out-of-towa guests . i arriving
for the Koepf - Foreman nuptials
include the bridegroom - - elect's
mother. Mrs. Fred Koepf of Bur
lingame, Calif . . . who flew north
Wednesday ... his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Monte
Koepf of , Orinda, Calif -i and the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0.
Wollenwebber of Seattle ... Miss
Foreman's uncles and aunts are
here from Caldwell, Idaho,, for the
nuptials, including Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Elgin Jr. and sons, Glenn
and Duane, and Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Elgin ... The Joseph
Lanes 'and daughter, Sally, of On
tario, longtime friends of the Fore
mans, came down for the wedding
and are guests of Dr. 'and Mrs.
Harold Olinger ...
Birthday parties . , . "Mark
Roberts, soa of Mr. and Mrs. Car
lisle RoberU, will celebrate his 7th
birthday at a party Saturday after
boob at the Roberts home an Fair
mount Hill ... the cowboy aad
Indian theme will be ued ia the
decorations and favors . . . Mark's
James Marshall
Guest Speaker
Xi Upsflon chapter of Beta Sig
ma Phi met Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Kenneth Hill. Mrs. Dwaine
Chretien was in charge of the pro
gram and presented James Mar
shall of Hampton Shops; who gave
talk on interior decorating.
Plans were made for the runy
mage sale to be held today above
Greenbaum's. Members voted to
assist with the Blood bank in Jan
uary. The chapter's progressive
dinner will be held December 10.
Mrs. Norman E. Vaughan will be
hostess for the next meeting.
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Statesman's HOME
Fashions I . J Features
Nov. 25, '55 (Sec. 3)-l
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guests include Katrinka Joluuoa,
Joyce Nordyke, Virginia Christea-
soa, Willis Ross, j Edward Biles,
David Lee and Grady Brown . . .
Jane and Sally Roberts, sisters of
the honor guest, will assist their
mother . . . i
Fourth birthday .... nartv
this afternoon fori Stephen Craig,
son of the Men Craies ... the
affair will be held at the North
Capital Street home of his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis du
Buv . . . Twenty of his youne
friends have been bidden to the
party ... I
Moviag Bote . .!. Dr. aad Mrs.
Vera W. Miller and their daugh
ters moved this j week to their
newly built home; atop Fairmoont
Hill . . . j
Pledged . . . to the home econ
omics honorary, Upsilon Omicron,
ob the Montana State College cam-
pas at Bozeman this week was Mrs.
Faye Williamson, daughter of the
Peter J. Olsons of Salem . . .
she Is a senior home ec major and
was chosen for ber scholarship,
leadership, cooperation and profes
sional interest in home economics
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In Portland . .' . . Saturday to
attend the matinee of "Plain and
Fancy" will be 1 Miss Dorathea
Steusloff and Mrs. G. F. Cham
bers . . . Mrs. Leon a Johnson was
in Portland for Thanksgiving to
join her daughter, Miss Julia John
son . . . they attended the holiday
matinee of "Plain and Fancy . ,
Miss Johnson will return to Salem
with her mother today to spend the
weekend . . . Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam E. Anderson were in Portland
for the holiday and also attended
the stage musical . . . they were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Louis Wachsmuth Jr . . .
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Kb Ashland . . . for the Thanks
giving holiday and weekend are
Secretary of State and Mrs. Earl
T. Newbry, who are guests of their
son and daughter-in-law, the Lyn
del Newbrys . . J State Treasurer
and Mrs. Sigfrid B. Unander and
children were in Portland with re
latives for the holiday ...
Guests . . . of Dr. and Mrs.
Maynard Sniffer for Thanksgiving
were his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Sniffer of Portland . . .
Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Wiles had as
their guests, her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seely
and son, Steven, of Seattle . . .
Holiday guests . , . of Attorney
General and Mrs. Robert Y. Thorn
ton were her mother, Mrs. Carl
Haberlach of Tillamook and her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Knowlton and daugh
ters, Cathy and Janie, of Portland
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CONVALESCENT DOLL . . ..The "draft dodger" doU has
warm striped pajamas and nightcap and reclines on a new doll
bed with Hollywood style headboard and famous brand sheets
and bedspread . Small mother has nurse outfit and stethoscope,
all selected prestige toys.
College Duo's
Engagement
Revealed
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Burris of
Salem are announcing the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Vir
ginia Ann Burris. to David William
Pelot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Pelot of Wisconsin Rapids, Wiscon
sin. Both are students at North
western College in Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
The news was revealed to a
group of close friends and students
from Salem, who also attend
Northwestern at a Thanksgiving
Day dinner at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Oswald Morley. formerly of
Salem. Miniature bells of Thanks
giving were rung by each guest,
with the bride-elect announcing
the news when ringing her bell.
No date has been set for the
wedding. Both plan to continue
their studies . at Northwestern.
Miss Burris is a graduate of North
Salem High School
Seventy Attend
Politics Parties
Over 70 attended the Petticoat
Politics parties sponsored by the
Salem Club, Republican Women's
Federation of Oregon on Tuesday.
At the coffee held in Woodburn
enough applications for member
ship . were received to insure the
formation of a new club.
Speaker at the coffee held at the
home of Mrs. Winnifred Pettyjohn
was Patrick Roden, chairman of
the Republican finance committee
for Marion, County.- .
Twelve new members were se
cured by the Salem club as a re
sult of the Tuesday's coffee.
The Teen Canteen which meets
weekly at the YWCA will not be
held this Saturday.
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At Oregon
Sign Contest,
Noise Parade
Winners
By MARCIA WEBB
Statesman Correspondent
EUGENE Sally Jo Greig
reigned over the 1955 Homecom
ing activities as the theme "An
Open Door For Alums of Yore"
greeted guests from many parts
of the country. Beta Theta Pi,
which Includes Courtney Kurtz
and Jeff Walton, and members of
Pi Beta Phi, such as JoAnn
Hoover, Nancy Lidbeck, Judy
Loucks, Julie Miller, Marilyn
Mount and Nancy Payne, won the
noise parade on Friday evening.
Barbara Bacon, Jack Baker,
Jan Cummings, Sharon Heider,
Anne Heltzel, Sondra Jochimson,
Sandi Pearson and Kaye Tomlin
son were also noise-making as
the parade wound its way to the
site of the bonfire and students
then migrated to the variety
show.
Liz Shafer helped Alpha Chi
Omega win the sign contest and
Sigma Nu was first in the men's
division. Delta Gamma with Pat
Deeney and Charlie McClelland
and Bob Prall as Theta Chi's
helped their living organizations
place second.
Homecoming Dance
Since the South won the civil
war game 28 to 0 on Saturday
afternoon the Ducks were in
high spirits for the Homecoming
dance Saturday evening. On
hand for the Oregon victory were
Pat Deeney, Pick Ericksen, Linda
Heider, Sharon Heider, Judy
Jackson, Peter Johnson, Bob
Knop, Steve Merchant, Bruce
Michaels, Elaine Morrow, Rob
erta Sears and Jerry Walling.
Duke Ellington and his band
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HIGH STYLE DOLL . . 1 This fashion-conscious doll has
not only a full scale wardrobe complete with accessories, but
also comes equipped with different colored wigs for each cos
tume blonde, brunette and redhead.
Mrs. Obert to
Head Junior
Auxiliary
Mrs. Elwood Obert was elected
president of the Jaycee-ettes at
the Monday night dinner meeting
at Randall's Chuck Wagon. Other
new officers are Mrs. Lawrence
Feldschau, vice-president; Mrs.
John Ericksen, secretary; and Mrs.
Steven Benson, treasurer.
New members of the group,
which includes wives of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, are Mrs.
Dennis Clark, Mrs. Stanley Ham
mer, Mrs. Clinton Kilgore, Mrs.
Richard Kelm, Mrs. Ben Fortner,
Mrs. Howard Mader, Mrs. Rich
ard Hill and Mrs. Albert Krebs. j
The December 19 meeting will be
a Christmas party with Mrs. Doug
las Heider as hostess. Assisting
will be Mrs. Charles Burt, Mrs.
Ivan Royse and Mrs. Duane Erts
gaard. The latter has served as
president of the group the past
year. !
drew a large crowd of parents,
students and guests on Saturday
night Ron Anderson, Sharon An
derson, Betty Burnside, Sandra
Carter, Sally Jo Greig, Connie
Hammond, Nancy Hilton, Sally
Hoy, Jean Lidbeck, Sharon John
son, Herb Juran, Gladys Maude,
Jan McAlpine, Stanley Page,
Gary Ramsden, Terry Salisbury,
Pat Sexton, Larry Smith, Dave
Socolofsky, Phil Webb, Al Wood
and Jan Woodriff heard the Duke
in the crowded ballroom of the
Student Union.
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Families Gather
For Dinners
Many East Salem families enter
tained relatives and friends as
guests for the annual Thanksgiving
dinner this year. . i
At the Leonard Odom home on
Tierra Dr. .guests were Mrs. Earl
Odom. Mrs. Rosemary Bush, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Comstock and
daughter, Cynthia, Joseph La
Point, Gerald Odom and-Marcia
and Janet Odom. j
Driving out to the country home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crum on
Larden Rd. were Mr. and Mrs.
John-Harger and son Jack, Mrs.
Grace Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Senz and her mother, Mrs. Arnold,
Mrs. Rubina Ames, Miss Margaret
Ames, all of Salem, and Bradford
Veeck of Corvallis. j
Present for the family dinner at
the Harold Holler home on Sunny
view Ave. were Mr. and Mrs. V.
M. LaDue, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
La Due and children, Michael, Di
ane. and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Keith
LaDue and children, Kevin and
Sherryl, the hosts and sons, Steve,
Douglas and Frank. j
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith,
Curtis and Pamela were in South
Salem at the home of his parents,
the C. F. Smiths for Thanksgiving
dinner. I
Club Calendar
FRIDAY I
Women'i Bible Class, First Metho
dist Church with Mrs. W. A. Wilson.
2030 MaDle Ave.. 2 D.m. i
Silver Bell Circle. Neighbor jof
Woodcraft, Salem Woman's club, 8
p.m. i i
Salem Woman's Club meet at club
house, 2 p.m. i
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P.M.
OTHER DAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.
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Of course your Charga-Plate
is good tn both balem and tortland
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Four Corners Families Entertairt
At Dinner on Thanksgiving
FOUR CORNERS Mr. and
entertained at a family dinner on Thanksgiving. Covers were placed
for Mr. and Mrs. E. C Carr and Miss ' Alice Carr of Tigard, Mrs.
Gyneth Olson, and Mr. and Mrs. George Wittemeyer, Marianne ajid
George Jr all of Eugene.
Out-of-town guests of Mr. and
at their first Tnanksgiving uii
their new residence, were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Sexton and Mike
Etzel of Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Bartruff, Beverly and Frank of
Keizer, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mille-
gan and Patricia of Albany,. Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Gehrke and Lyn
ette of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Nelson of Salem, and Pat,
Larry and Judy EtzeL
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Corbett were
hosts fdr a family dinner. Covers
were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Craig, Diane and Pamela of Pem
bina, North Dakota, Mrs. Louise
Corbett and D wight Bowen of
Salem, and the Corbett children,
Jack, Marvin, Marilyn, Diane and
Irvin.
Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Brakke were Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Brinker, Linda, Alma and
David of Dallas, Mrs. Fay Born,
Phillip and Paul of Salem, Mi
chelle and Marvin Brakke.
Dinner at Payne Home
Mr. and Mrs.'R, N. Payne had
as their holiday dinner guests,
Mrs. Payne's mother, Mrs. James
Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Rotert
Dreyer, Robby, Stevie, and Mike,
Bob Payne, who 'is a student at
the University of Oregon, and
Miss Lynn BarrelL
Guests on Thanksgiving of Mr.
and Mrs. William Conner were
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Silette and Miss Mary ' .Ann
Hogan. i
Mr. and Mrs. William Slater
and Miss June Slater invited Miss
Ruth Van Patten and Mrs. Lora
David of Salem, as their Thanks
giving dinner guests.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Osborn had
their son and daughter-in-law
and granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Fay Osborn and Miss Janet Os
born for dinner guests on Thanks
giving. The occasion marked the
Fay Osborns ninth wedding an
niversary. Mrs. Mabel Marquiss and Miss
Gertrude Chamberlain were ' co-
hostesses for a Thanksgiving din-J
ner. Covers were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. William Potter - and
Scott Potter, Mrs. Mae Currie,
all of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Beck, Kerry and Kristi
of Eugene, and Donald Marquiss.
Away for the Holiday
Going away for .the - holiday
were Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Schroeder and children, who
were guests of her sister's family,
the Russell Taylors at Junction
City.
Mr. and Mrs. "W. R. Gould will
spend Thanksgiving weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. William Hardt
in Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Messman,
Dennis and Danne, went to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mess-
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Mrs. Wesley Carr and children
Mrs.-Andy EtzeL who entertained
Personality
Theme of
ram
"Your Personality was th't
theme of the program of the Sa
lem Business and Professional
Women's Club dinner meeting
Tuesday night at the Golden '
Pheasant The health and safe
ty committee, with Mrs. John
Versteeg, chairman, presenteli
the program.
Alice E. Magee spoke on- the
relation of appearance to person
ality, stressing coiffeur, hair
dressing, and neat grooming in
the success of the career woman.
She illustrated the types of haif
styling suitable for the various
careers and the appropriate ap
pearance lor tne job.
Mrs. Kegina Ewalt, the second
speaker, stressed the "Inner Per
sonality, discussing the compo
nent parts that make up person!-
ality, with emphasis on physical
appearance, gestures, speech; .
ideas Of originality or creative
ness, emotions, habits, attitudes
and skills, parts which become 4
functioning whole of a well-intej
grated personality. , I
Miss Mildred , Yetter reported
on the district conference at Al
bany, where she appeared on th
program, consisting of advance
ment of the position of women;
and the use of women's full capa
cities as citizens.
Miss Eugenia Margosian, pupil
of Mrs. Lois Schmidt, played a
group of piano solos Mrs. Fern
Rooker was announced as a new
club member. . . .
Turner Mrs. Manuel Keen
was hostess to members of the
Three Link Gub Friday and a
no-host luncheon was served. Ofn
ficers elected for the coming
year are Mrs. Carl Graves, presi
dent; Mrs. Brutus Ashcraft, vice
president; and Mrs. Robert Mitch
ell, secretary - treasurer. The
Christmas party will be -held at
the home of Mrs. Mitchell oa
Dec 16.
man at Albany, for the holiday
dinner. :
The Rev. and Mrs. Joe Av
Harding and Sarah Kathryn
Harding were holiday dinner,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P
Greene of West Salem. I
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rickmany
Twila, DarrelL and Ted and Mrs.
Ella Carsten were Thanksgiving
guests of Mrs. Carsten's daugh
ter's family, the Charles Dunnes;
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