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i m m ' ir . K fry) ' ' Statesman's HOME I anorama Women . Music . . Fashions . . . Features 6-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore, Fri. Dec. 23, 1955 Around By JERYME ENGLISH AWAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS Justice and Mn. Hall S. Lusk and daughter. Miss Jean Lusk, are tntraininf today for California to spend Christmas in Berkeley with the Lusks' son-in-law and daughter, . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mesde . . . they will also spend some time in San Franciaco, where they will be Joined by the Harry Dormans . . . from there the two couples will go on to Pasadena to attend the Rose Bowl game. . . . riylm ... to Victoria. B. C. to day to spend Christmas at the Em press Hotel will be Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Weedmaoeee and Mrs. E. H. Kennedy. . . . Leaving ... by plane Wednesday : tor Calltoraia to spend the holi days was Dr. Mary B. Purvlae ... she will via It a tew days la Berkeley with her daughter, Mls Margaret Porvlae. . . . The two will thea gs aa to Santa Barbara to spend Christmas at the home at Dr. Panrlae'a ether daughter and family, the Aadrew H. Bar, Betts. . . . Heading eaath . . . today will be Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins and children. Margo, Charles and John, who will spend the holidays in Santa Barbara with Mr. Hud kins' parents.' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudkins, former Salem residents ... they plan to return in a week la British Columbia . . . for Christmas is Mrs. Clifton Ross who is at the home of her son-in law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs Glenn Fraser. of Vancouver. Mrs. Ross entrained for the north Tuesday evening. ... Bpeadlag . . . Cbrtstmaa to Best- tie win be Mrs. T. W. Creech, whe leaves Saaday moraine: . . there she will be met briber sister. Mrs, Lane Johasea of Rochester, New York, who I. flying to the West roait. . . i Oa December VI Mrs Johmoa Is departing aa a rowed the world trip by plane, going first to Tokyo TT-,"thireveler plan to . bo away fear mouths. ... la Calltoraia ... for Christmas It Mrs. Arthar Aiberlsa. who left arty ta the week for Bedding to tola her husband . . . their daugh ter. Nancy. wtB leave today by train tor Bedding to speed the hou- 4a with her aarents. . . . la Seattle . . for the holidays are Mr. and Mra. George C. Alex ander Jr. and son. Shep. -. . . Mr, Alexander, who has been transfer- - Ted to Seattle by .the Union Oil Co., was Joined there Tuesday by his wife and son ... iney wiu oe euests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Shepard. former Salem residents ... they plan to return to Salem after Christmas, moving to Seattle the end of the sYMHlth. s Entraining . . . today far Cali fornia win bo Mr. and Mrs. r. Ivaa Browa. who win be at Walaat Creek homo of their aaa la-law aad daaghtor. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Offea. far Christmas . . , The Browaa win remain la the Seath far a lertalght. It's Christmas . . . In Texas for Mr. and Mrs. PhD Aspinwall. who left a week ago ta spend the holi days with their son-in-law and daughter, Major and Mrs. Roger t Quackenbush. at Killeen . . . tne army officer is stationed at Fort Hood ... The Aspinwslli plan to be away several weeks . . . Eajoylag . . . Christmas oa the . Island at Ibesa la the Modltorra- ' aeaa wUI be Frank L. BrowaeU, aoa at Mrs. Frank L. Browaetl . . . he left Que bee ia early November for Earope aad has been traveling to the Seaadiaarlaa eoaatries. Eagland. farle, Gensiaay aad Swltserlaad ... the yaaag travel- er, whe Is aa Oregoa gradaato aad has been attoadlag Northwesters Law School, win retara to the states la February ... A holiday ... on the desert for the Leonard Goldblatt family , The Goldblatts. who have been va cationing in Southern California the past fortnight, will spend Christmas and New Year's at Palm Sprngs ... there they will be Joined by their son, Stuart, who has been attending UCLA. . . Visitors ... la the capital far the holidays ladade Mr. aad Mrs. George Abbott aad eees, George and Richard, of El Cerrtto. Calif., former Saleas rooideaU . . . they are visiting with aaembers of Mrs. Abbott's family aad dariag their holiday sojeura will make thru beadoaarters at the homo of Miss Bessie C. Smith ... Arrlvlag . . . today from Seattle will be Miss Edna Sterling, wbo will be the holiday house guest of Qub Calendar FRIDAY Uvor Btfl Cirri 4S. Kolshoors! or Woodcraft. Chntm pry and aiMtiof, Calcm Womio'i Club, S . CATNIP MICE 25c "Be kind to your ceH i SCIIAEFER'S DHUG STORE Jbpe Dally 7:Jla.sa. to Town . . . her longtime friends, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gormsen. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hunt and children, Charles and Elaine, of Lincoln, Calif., are expected in the capital today to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Charles E. Eyre . . . Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Tru ber of Berkeley, Calif, have come north to spend the holidays with her father, J. C. Sande, and her nrother-in-law ana sister, the T. Harold Tomlinsons ... lavltatioai . . . wero ia Than - day's maU to a holiday at home far whirh the RickoUs family will be hosts oa December 2d ... the affair will be held at the Pioneer Drive home of Mr. aad Mrs. Ells worth G. Rlrkells . . . aad eo-hosts will he their ssa-ta-law aad daagh- ter. Mr. aad Mrs. William G. Frost of Portland, their sea aad daughter-la-law, Mr. aad Mrs. John Rirketto, and tbelr daughter. Miss Jody Ricketts, who is home from Oregoa State College for the bell- days . .'. Calling hoars are from S:M to l: la the afternoon aad from 7:M to t:M la the eveaing. Cards . . . were also in the mail this week to an open house on New Year's Day for which Mrs. Donald Thiesies and her brother, Dick Engdahl, will be hosts in compliment to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto M. Engdahl, 0:1 their silver wedding anniversary . . . the affair will be held at the home of Mrs. Engdahl's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dierks, on Park Avenue . . . guests have been invited to call between I and 6 o'clock ... Event of tonight ... for the eel lego and young married contingent wlU be the Spinsters annual Christ- charliy ball ... the locale wlU be the Senator Hotel's Capitol Room with Phil Day aad his or- ebestra playing between . I aad 1 o'clock . Engagements Announced By Duos Of interest to the bridegroom' elect's many Salem friends is an nouncement of the engagement of Lt. Norman L. Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clare A. Loo of Portland, for merly of Salem, to Miss Nancy Halladay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Gabriel Halladay of Portland. A summer wedding is planned. Miss Halladay ia a graduate of Oregoa State College and a mem ber of Kappa Alpha Theta and Mortar Board. Lt. Lee, attended Oregon State before entering the service. He ia presently stationed in Germany. Miss Eeek Eagagemeat Mr. and Mrs. John Zeeb are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Arlyss Jean, to Stewart Wells, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Wells, an of Salem. Mr. Wells ia a student at the Oregon Technical Institute in Klam ath Falls and Miss Zecb is em ployed by the State Tax Commis sion. Both are graduates of North Salem High School. A March wedding is planned. Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE Q. When a secretary is escort ing aa expected visitor Into her employer's office, whst form of introduction does she make when she knows the two men con cerned do not know each other? A. All aha has to do is merely announce the visitor Mr. John son." Surely the visitor knows the name of the person bo come to see. Q. Does the bride and her mother nuke up the Invitation list for a large wedding? A, Yes. together with the bridegroom and his mother, who have as much right to include their friends aad relatives as the bride's family. Q. If another person asks you, "Guess how old I am," what should you ssy? A. It would probsbly be most tactful to guess a few yesrs younger thsa you really think, or say, ''I am seldom correct in guessing sges." It's . . . k Permanent Waving ; Hair Styling and Cutting Manicuring Removal of iacud hair by Electrolysis 7 JO ar j, - 1 WJW F- rtv A. . i- . - . i. . ' , - Y Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craycroff Monteith (Elsbeth Antoinette Nelte) pictured following their wedding on December 18 at Stanford Memorial Church on the Stanford University campus. Pictured with the newlywedt are their attendants, Milt Arietta Coblentz of Stock ton, Calif, and Philip Monteith, brother of the bridegroom. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nejte of Salem and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. John Reginald Ball of Redwood, City, Calif. (Ingersoll Studio). Miss Carolyn Isom is Bride Of Mr. Hanson Miss Carolyn Joan liom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey C. Isom, becsme.the bride of Arlen Lswrence Hanson, USA, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hanson, on Thursdsy night in the Condit Room at the-First-Presbyterian -burch-JPaulJfoling performed the 7:30 o'clock nuptisls. . ' - Miss Harriet Isom., , cousin of Mrs. R. E. Piper, also s cousin, played the wedding music. The sltar was banked with arrange ments of cedar, holly and white chryssnthemums. David snd John RocebrsuKh, cousins of the bride, lighted the candles. The bridal gown wss of Chan tilly Isce snd net with a lace. bodice made with Peter Pan col lar and long sleeves. The skirt was fsshioned with plested net cascading in spron style with ruffles on each side end s deep lace flounce around the bottom. A heart shsped hesddress trim med in seed pesrls held in place her fingertip illusion veil. She carried a spray of bouvardis and pink Elfe roses. Attend the Bride Mrs. John Wesver, the matron of honor, wore a dusty pink taf feta gown and the bridesmaid, Miss Catherine Beaulaurier, wore a green crystallette dress. They carried sprays of msroon pompon chrysanthemums and greens. The Junior attendant, Miss Margaret Iaom, sister of the bride, wore a frostedu lime green erystsllette frock. She carried a miniature spray of maroon chrysanthemums and greens. Larry Kelly stood with Mr. Hanson as best man and ushers were George Cbilds of Portland and Dale Jayne of Estacads. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Isom selected a mauve lace gown with winter white accesso ries and corsage of pink and white carnations. Mrs. Hanson wore a garnet lace gown with winter white accessories. Her flowers were pink and white car nations. A reception followed in the social half. Mrs. Lou Pilacciato, Mrs. George Mastromonlco, sis ters of the bridegroom, snd Mrs. G. F. Isom, the bride's aunt, pre sided at the coffee urns. Mrs. E. Shea cut her niece's wedding cake. Assisting were Mrs. Har old A. Rosebraugh, Mrs. B. E. Isom, Miss Grsce Isom, Mrs. T. W. Childs and Miss Luanne Pitacciato. To Live la Cermany When the couple left on their wedding trip the new Mrs. Han son wore a tea-leaf green shan tung dress with brown accesso ries. The newlyweds will make their home in Bremerhaven, Germany, where Mr. Hanson is stationed with the U. S. Army. He is now home on leave and will return to Germany in Jan uary and in February will be Joined by his bride. Price s HOLIDAY HAIR STYLE ".fit S ."W-r;- (I on Thursday the bride, wss thrvocslist snd Salem Man To Wed in Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Wagner of Bremerton, Wash., announce the engagement and approaching mar riage of their daughter, Mary Ei leen, to Thomas Noel Tharalson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Faul Tharal son of Salem" The couple will be married De cember 24 in St. Patrick's Church. Seattle. They will reside in Seattle after the wedding. The bride-elect attended Holy Angels Academy and Seattle Uni versity. Mr. Tharalson. wso served in the U. S. Air Force during World War II. attended Sacred Heart Academy in Salem, Oregon State College and the University of Wash ington. Dinner Party for School Faculty The Richmond School faculty beld its annual Christmas dinner party at Chuck's Steakhoust Monday eve ning. An exchange of gifts and a report of Miss Cities visit to the Horace Mann School in Washington, D. C. highlighted the evening. Miss Gilles described the Horace Mann School aa a ten room school. She expressed surprise to find that the class load was unusually large in all rooms including two rooms that had two grades esch. The fifth grade children in the school were delighted to report hav ing aaen the picture of Oregon's teacher of the year. Miss Margaret Perrv. supervising teacher from Monmouth, who. with two of her students recently visited President Eisenhower on their trip east. A Caroling Party Mr. and Mrs. George Scaly were hosts for their neighbor hood's annual Christmas caroling party Wednesday night After an hour of caroling in the neighbor hood the group returned to the Scales home for refreshments. The occasion also honored David Chambers, son of the Douglss Chsmbers, on his 13th birthday. i k .'. v ' a - J hr n J. 1 t- , r - r V'V " v I Beauty Salon ; DERMET1CS - FACIAL CREAMS i REVLON - LIPSTICKS AND POUSH Price's Salon Gives Gifts To TB Hospital The Marion County Salon 412, of the Eight and Forty met Wed nesday night for dinner snd ex change of gifts sMChuck'i Steak House. Mrs. Don Apperson, child wel fare chairman, reported, (hat toys valued at S35 had been sent to the Denver T.B. Hosoitsl. and also a check. A Christmas gift hiri heen nretentoH In i rhilH at the Oregon T.B. Hospital. On Monday Mrs. Violet Up - dike, departmentale chapeau. pre- sented to the Oregon T.B. Hospi - tal a shower of toys and educa - tional books which were donsted l.. .11 4k. c 1 .... vj mn me Iannis (it vricgmi. mn, Earl Andresen, demi-chspeau premiere of Oregon, accompanied Mrs. Updike. Mrs. Estella Fluke of Inde pendence gave a talk on the re ligious beliefs snd origin of Christmas, customs. Guests were Mrs., Ruth Roth of Benton County Salon, and Mrs. Fluke of Inde pendence. The committee in charge ge of1 nts in- decorstinns and arrangement eluded Mrs. Stsnley Krueger of Independence, Mrs. Esrle Rich - ardion snd Mn. AI Clevelsnd of Dallas, snd Mrs. Anson Ingels of Sslem. The next meeting will be Jsn- usry 18 st the Americsn Legion Club. Why Nol flANO COMPANY 1210 State $t; Ph. 25211 for that Beaut v Salon Joanne Grim 1 Married in Alaska News comes from Anchorage, Alaska telling of the wedding of Miss Joanne Jean Grim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Grim, to Donald Edward Heenan, Airman I second clans, son of Mr. and Mrs. ! Edward Heenan, all of Salem, which took place on December 17. The Rev. Father Klauric, chap Iain at the air force base, officiat ed at the 10 o'clock nuptial mass. For her wedding the bride chose a white satin and lace gown with satin skirt terminating in a chapel train. The lace bodice was made with a rounded neckline and long sleeves. A white satin headdress held in place her tulle veil with lace trim. . She carried a bouquet of while roses tied with wide satin ribbon. Sergeant Groth gave the bride in marriage. Miss Mary Heenan was her sister-in-law's only attendant. She wore a pastel blue tulle and lace gown with bolero jacket of royal blue velvet and a royal blue vel vet pillbox hat. She. carried a bou quet of pink and 'white carnations. Airman Joseph Misuraco served as best man for Mr. Heenan. Parents of the couple were un able to go to Alaska for the cere mony. The ytiewlyweds will make their home in Anchorage, while Mr. Hee nan is ststioned there with the U.S. Air Force. Miss Gilles Speaks To Soroptimists The Salem Soroptimists met Wednesday for luncheon at the Golden Pheasant. Guests present were MissBertha Kohlhagen. Mrs. Mabel Chapter, Cliff Robinson, Dick 'Sorick. Clyde Newton and Dennis Patch. Miss Mathilda Gilles, principal of the Richmond School who rep resented the state of Oregon at ! the White House Conference on , Education as alternate delegate, gave a talk on the aims, purposes I and accomplishments of the con- ! fere nee. the first of its kind ever ' to be held at Washington. President Terese Hanks announ- r ced that the December 2S meeting j has been cancelled and the next meeting will be January 4. Board members of the Parents Club of Sacred Heart Academy met. Monday night at the school.. Plans were announced for a rum mage sale on Feb. above Green n- M '" - baum s. The regular December meeting of the club has been can- celled. R MMMMMMMM I - ! 4 fiij&'&G'V ALLEN'S b jS 'jl 1 J a la $ I ? I I S '4k, 1 t . 5 I IS, ' ELECTRIC RAZOR SALE NO TRADE-IN NECESSARY Remington '60' Was $27.50 OOSO NOW NORELCO SPORTS MOOIl USE IN CAR OR CAMP Wat at.so . o 50 NOW M JbW SCHICK IV Wai 34.50 O1S0 NOW - Jm I isansamcMiaBsswism Any Man Will Be Thrilled With One of These Xmas SPECIALS FROM OUR TOOL DEPARTMENT SKIL FrtfsstMl-Tyi ' DRILL vrlm t rod chocli Gtuawi r asusaKMMMMuMM aMETAL IRONING ; ; COMPIETI With Pad and ADJUSTAILI Normally soil for 12.95 ONLY " .: MMMMlU.aKXmiMJ a J,, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Harland who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at a reception on December 1 1 at the IOOF Temple. The Harlands have lived in Salem since 1925 and have 4 daughters, 6 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. (McEwan Studio). J CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY ! ' $ H. :m JJ ft ; 2 Saturday Morning, Dec. 24th Show Time: 9:30 A.M. to 12 ELSINORE THEATRE Treats From Santa-All Free Sponsored by Salem Trades and labor Council (This Adv. Courtesy of Fred Meyer Drugs) r if I? KlfajreM3a-saWWia .? CHRISTMAS TOY GLPt?08 ENTIRE TOY STOCK MARKED DOWN WWM aoXarOAtiaSlajraS! CLOTHES HAMPERS largo Siie Assorted Colon Removable Lining Ware 9.95 NOW ..-, 8 57 13 Pioco 'liiniW Master -Poot Sp m,TAyT$,,,, S!, STEEL TAPE BIT SET Sander whit. Elid, Iauur wm Model 300 A , ij A M.75 Sander I . I VsusUy Sells for , OA Usually Sells for X.15 Just JkmJ 1.75 Welter Sander fn . E!e -';M SQUARE VREX Only 11 N m 1 A 1, M v,,u' Normally Sells for A eg. 2.75 1 99 1 A 14.95 Value I - w BOARD Cover CULTIVATOR TROWEL DIGGER BULB TROWEL 8.88 A Reg. 6.30 Value ONLY .... Sri wtoacttTN -1" ': . t"i CLOSE OUT as X WROUGHT IRON COLONIAL DESIGN MAILBOX Was 7.25 ASS ONLY f i 1 ' 8 4 Piece Aluminum Deluxe Garden Set 5.45 Candalaria Storf 141 Alict Av. Enfoy Our Easy Budget Pay Plan i Optr8:30A. M. Oral Matthew,, Mut. 123 N. Lirrty St. riton3S53 1 1 i sWrv I ' v.-.t.,j Opto 'Til 9 Mbn. Thru Frl. eun'n t a s. 1 p, an, EVEMNCS BY APPOINTMENT 236 N. Com'l. I lJ .NortBCowmereui v l -V I ruff
