4-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Dec. 25, 55
SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS
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"draw parallel Between lh Intel-
levtual laith of tha Marl and tha
aim pit faith of tha ahepherrii. with
JXaymond Burr and Richard Hal.
. :2 "Nb Room at tha Inn"
.TiThe flnl of new eerie of rallftoui
t.drnua la tha itory of tha Nativity.
traa .. Alma Hour "Amahl
and tha Nixht Vlitor.M Bill Mclver.
?1S " yr - old bnv aoprano, plavi
Amahl with Roaemary Kuhlmaa In
Z.th roK of the mother.
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rational atnrtp of a counter firl In a
railway Italian.
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Itrer Prlx-wlnnln port, meett tut
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and Theoator liarnaa re-etar la
J""a ananteal adaptation at Stephen VI n
rBt Benet'a "A Child la Brn." Tb
aa,BCef Wainer Charah) la featured.
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atarrini Rntk Hixaev, Nelioa Letch
nd tha Pat O'Brtea family. Tk
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EUGENE: EVAL-TV, Channel 1
(Saatey)i 1I:M a.a-A Star Shall
Rim: Tha traditional Chriatmat atory
at tha Thrc Wlae Man, with Ray
mond Burr, Tudor Owena, and oth
ara; 114 . Dlcfceni' Chrlatmaa
Carol, with Aliatalr Sim a "Scroo;"
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Sunday Matinee Theater, with "Road
Show:" d:W No Room at th Inn:
Th atory of th nativity: 4:1 Thia
la th Lite: : wient mint with
Dourlaa ralrhanka Jr. In the role of
th writer of th hymn: 1:1 Now
You Know Oregon Stat College
Choir will preacnt exrerpta from
Hindel l Meaaiah: :N Meet tha
Praia intervicwa ftohert Proat. Amer
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repeat performance of "There la a
Santa Claui:" 1:J Llf With Xlii
helh: f:-Variety Tour: : Th
Whlitler; :M Llheraee- l(:M
Loretta Vounf atara In "Chrlatmaa
Stoo-Over;" 1:3 Sunday Showtime
with 'The Admiral Wa a Ladv."
tarring Wanda Hendrtx and Ed
mund O'Brien.
af Joaeph and Mary, and ralailnatei
la the hlrlk f the Ckrlat Chltd.
t.-ue p.ai. "A Star Shall Rlie
itarrini Raymond Burr. Richard
Hale, Tudor Owen and Mnrrti Ank
rum. The traditional Chrlatma
tory of th Thrc Wia Men.
4:M patrather Mir'a Alhum
Father A. M. McDowell from the
I'nlvenlty of Portland apeaka thia
Chrlatmaa Dae on "Ixva Incarnate"
and "Thl Baby la Cod "
l:M am "The Chrlatmaa Story
Th dramatic alory o( the hirth and
life of Jeaui Chriit, let aint a
harkRround of the moat beautiful of
Chriitmai Hvmna ranrmf from apir
ituali to Bach.
I:M p . ramoua film Peatival
Part I of The Red Shaea." itarrinf
Molra Shearer, Mariui Coring. Rob
ert Walpmann. Anton Walbrook and
Leonid Mawine. An intriguing dra
ma, aet In tha fancinatlng world of
the European ballet theater, the
atory la baaed on th famoui fable
by Hani Chriitian Andereea.
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POPULAP, FERRY
Y0NKERS, N Y. The Yon
keri ferry is succexsfully with
standing the competition of the
newly opened New York State
thruway, bridge serosa the Hudson
River. The ferry, which runa be
tween here and Alpine, N.J., ia the
only vehicular crossing betwees
the George Washington Bridge and
the thruway span, 24 miles north
at Tarrytown. The ferry's ownen
said they still sre doing a brisk
business.
Cortisone, the chemical widely
used for treatment of arthritis, has
been found in rare Mexican yarns
by field workers of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Visitors Arrive
For Christmas
FOUR CORNERS - Home for
Christmas are many Four Corners
young people. College students on
vacation include Richard AuFranc,
who attends Linfield college; Bob
Payne, University of Oregon; Tom
Jeffries and Ron Johnson, Oregon
State; Barbara Ruhl, Kenneth
Schtecengost and Merrill Gilbert,
Willamette; Gloria Wood and At
vina Warren, Monmouth.
Holiday visitors in Four Corners
hornet are Mrs. Hazel Ruhl of
Chicago, who is a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Anns Ruhl, and her
daughter, Barbara Ruhl.
Service men arriving this week
are Cpl. Elwyn E. (Sonny) Walker,
who is ststioned at .Camp Chaffee,
Ark. He greeted his new son born
November 30. Cpl. Walker will re
port for duty January n.
A'3c. Jack Johnson completed
his training at Parks Air Force
Base, Calif. Following his holiday
leave he will report in at Shcppard
Air Force Base, Wichita .Jalls,
Texas. Mrs. Johnson, who has been
staying with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Kleen at Four Corners,
will accompany her Jiusband to
Wichita Falls.
Harry Aden- could not make it
home for Christmas. He will be
at his son's home, the Carl Adens
in Omaha, Neb. Mrs. Aden will
have as her Christmas guests her
son's family the Paul Habens. On
Christmas Eve the. families will
have a long distance get-together
via telephone.
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but . . this moist Chriitmai season re
minds rrva of an equally wet one torn 20-odd
years ago, when I took T3 hours to drive be
tween Seattle and Kelso and my adventures
included being hauled (tied to four other cart)
behind a highway truck through water so deep
that our feet got wet inside the car. Chriitmai
gifts floated around on the floor, with me un
able to rescue them because, chained to a
moving truck, you have no choice but to go
along. Fortunately a Chriitmai puppy I was
bringing home, wat in a crate and enjoying
comparative dryness on the back seat. That
year the water wai to high in Kelso that the
gasoline stations' tanks (if not previously
opened to let the water in) popped ip out of
the ground because of the air in them.
More moisture . . . last week our lower
field was full of gopher holes, this week the
gopher holes were full of water. By all that's
fair, we should be rid of all those undesirable
inhabitanti unlen they come tqufpptcl With .
water wings.
One in every crew a . When the pho
tographer at the office party told everyone to
tay "cheese", one character replied "Roque
fort" Staff ef life . . . Reporting on the Call
fornia flood thii morning, the announcer said
that a ton of yeast was being flown into on
ipof, for the only bakery in that area. The way
I figure it, .that's a minimum of 32,000 loaves
of bread, each taking no lets than one pound
flour. I tuppose they had 16 tons of flour on
hand to 'make this bread. And will the kids
cry for jelly? i 1
Make mine Oregen . . . and this special
spot in particular, where furiet of weather
usually touch ut lightly, and where all, we
hope, will have a Merry Christmail
. . . Maxine Buren
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I4S N. Capitol Street ACI0SJ FROM SEARS Phono 14471
Installation of
Officers for
OES Chapter
An event of Wednesday evening,
Dec. 28 will be the public installa
tion of officers for Chadwick Chap
ter No. 37, Order of Eastern Star.
The ceremonies will be in the
Scottish Rite Temple at 8 o'clock.
Installing officers include Mrs.
Earl E. Wiper, past matron, and
Herman Johnston, past grand pa
tron, as installing matron and pa
tron; Mrs. Albert C. Smith, past
matron, installing chaplain: Mrs.
Jessie B. Mickelson. installing
marshall and Miss Margaret Hogg,
installing organist.
Officers to be installed are Mrs.
Edward Williams, worthy matron
Virgil T. Golden, worthy patron
Mrs. Arnold S. Johnson, associate
matron; Leon E. Barrick, associ
ate patron: Mrs. Gordon Barker,
secretary; Mrs. Neil Witting, treas
urer; Mrs. E. A. Tueski, conduct'
ress; Mrs. Jess Hunley, associate
conductress: Mrs. ireil T. Golden,
chaplain; Mrs. M. E. Knickerbock
er, marshall; Mrs. L. M. Case,
organist : Mrs. D o n s 1 d Cades,
Adah; Mrs. Forest Seamster
Ruth; Mrs. Jason F. Ashford; Es
(her; Mrs. Milton Blackman. Mar
tha; Mrs. Harry Swaffdrd, Electa;
Mrs. Velma B. Hansen, warden,
and D. G. DeSart, as sentinel.
Courtesy group for the new year
includes Mrs. Earl Cook. Mrs.
George Hanley, Mrs. D. G. DeSart,
Mrs.. ErvinlCSmithMrsM, T.
Madsen Jr., and Mrs. Oral M.
Lemmon.
Beta Sigma Phis
Hold Parties
Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
started their Christmas psrty Wed
nesday evening with members tak
ing Jams and jellies to Falrview
Home and singing Christmas Carols
at the hospital and infirmary. Mem
bers returned to the borne of Mrs.
Wslter Spaulding for a Christmas
program and refreshments.
The canned goods snd gifts were
taken to a needy family for Christ
mas. The members enjoyed a gilt
exchange.
Guests attending were Mrs. Curtis
Johnson. Mri. James Cornforth,
Mrs. James Davidson, Mrs. Wal
lace Rabold, Miss Alice Troyer,
Mrs. Gordon Stein, Mrs. Robert
Speaker, and Miss Terry Tungate.
Esragement Told
at I'psilon chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi held its annual Christmas party
Wednesday night at the home of
Mrs. Ray Rogers with Mrs. Pauline
Hillpot assisting. Members played
games and exchanged gifts.
A surprise of the evening" wai
the passing of the traditional box
of chocolates announcing the en
gagement of Mrs. Pauline Hillpot
to Louis Osborn Jr. A summer
wedding Is planned.
A Heliday Party
A Christmas party was held at
the home of Mrs. Roy Etheridee
Wednesday evening by the Beta
Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi for the teenage girls from the
Unruh Cottage . of Corvallis
W.C.T.U. Home.
There was caroling with a Santa
arriving and presenting everyone
with gifts. Transportation for the
girls wss provided by Mrs. W. H.
Hasklns. Mrs. Harry Poole and
Mrs. Shirley Scott.
Christina dinner gaests af
Justice and Mrs. Walter L. Tooze
are their son, James Tooze, snd
Justice Tooze i daughter and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Conn, Billy
and Bobby, of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Stevens
are spending the holidays In Kla
math Falls at the home of her
parents.
The Raral Neighbors Sewlag
Club will hold their annual no-host
turkey dinner and Christmas gift
exchange Wednesday afternoon at
the VFW Hall at 12:30 p.m. A
business meeting will follow the
dinner.
State Treasurer aad Mrs. Big-
frid B. Unander and children,
Sigfrid and Astrid, are spending
the Christmas weekend in Portland
with relatives.
Family Dinner at Fry
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry
will be hosts lor a Christmas
dinner today at their South High
Street residence for members of
their family. Covers will be placed
for Dr. and Mrs. William Snell
and children, Dana, Bill, Kitty and
Chris, Mrs. Milton L. Gumbert,
all of Portland, Mr. and Mrs
Daniel J. Fry Jr. and aons. Josh
and Curtis, Mrs. Earl Snell. Mil
ton L. Meyers and the hosts.
Choir Sings for
Club Group
Christmas music by the A choir
of Hillcrest School for Girls made
up the program for the Christmas
meeting of Welcome Wagon Club
held at the Woman's Club. The
18-voice choir ssng under the dir
ection of Mrs. Chloris Brownell,
principal of the school.
Preceding the program, mem
bers and guests enjoyed refresh
ments from tables decorated in the
holiday motif. A large table at one
end of the room held gifts and
Christmas decorations made and
brought by members for display.
Club president, Mrs. R. H. Vin
cent, announced that gifts had been
prepared and taken to the Oregon
State School for the Deaf for the
students whose birthdays came
during November and December.
Mrs. Vincent also announced that
the group had secured and donated
a hearing aid to the school and
that shoes had been purchased for
one of the students.
Among the guests for the after
noon were Mrs. Peter Gagnet, Mrs.
L. C. Pfifer, Mrs. C. D. McCar
ger, Mrs. Walter J. Peterson, Mrs.
R. V. Hsskins, Mrs. Edward An
derson, Mrs. Vera Kraft, Mrs. R.
B, Lochkard, Mrs. Leo as Ballou
and Christine Artiano. New mem
bers of the club are Mrs. A. Art
iano, Mrs. M. A. Titus, Mrs. Jack
Stoutenberg, Mrs. Virgil Caroland,
Mrs. Frank Cooper, Mrs. F. C.
Ritterbusch and Mrs. Kelly Peters.
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Governor and Mrs. Paul L.
Patterson are entertaining as
their Christmas guests his sister,
Mrs. Glenn Hall of Oakland, Calif.,
his mother, Mrs. Ada Patterson of
HiUsboro, and their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John
Smithson and children of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenaeth Potts are
entertaining with a holiday dinner
today in honor of her mother,
Mrs. Clarence White, her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
George Montgomery, who are
spending the weekend here, and
Mrs. Harold .White and sops, Gar,
Harold, Billy" and Jimmy, all of
Portland. ,
Catherlag at the heme af Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Pierce today for
dinner will be members of their
family including Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Pierce and children, Su
san, Kathy and John, of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Geiser, Katie,
Peter and Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Van Scoy of Jefferson, Mrs.
Joe Einerson of The Dalles, and
Mrs. P. W. Geiser.
Celeael aad Mrs. Willis Vlaeeat
are now at home in their newly
built residence atop Fairmount
Hill.
Miss Russell
Is Bride of
Mr. Baker
' Exchanging their vows at ta
8 o'clock ceremony at the First
Congregational Church on Decern
ber 17 were Miss Marion Catherine
Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Patrick Russell of Regina.
Saskatchewan, Canada, and Dale
Lewis Baker, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Lloyd L. Baker of Eugene.
Dr. Julian Keiser officiated at
the nuptials before a setting ol
holly, poinsettias and chrysenthe
mums. Verne Esch was the vocsl
ist and Jean Hobson Rich the
organist.
The bride selected a waits gown
of white lace and silver metallic
over taffeta for her wedding. Her
chapel length tulle veil was caught
to a lace cap. She carried a bou
quet of red roses. Dr. A. A. Boston
gave the bride in marriage.
Mrs. James T. Wetzel was the
honor attendant and she wore a
delustered satin gown of garnet
red. with waits skirt. Her flowers
were pale pink roses.
.William Rogers served as best
man for Mr. Baker and ushers
were Dale R. Bruegger and War
ren Fanning.
The mothers of the couple wore
blue lace gowns and corsages of
lavender orchids for the nuptials.
A wedding reception followed in
the church parlors. Mrs. Harry
Esch- and- Mrs. William Hicki -poured
and Mrs. Warren Fanning
cut the cake. Assisting were Miss
Norma Wolfe, Mrs. Sara Pappas
and Mrs. Verne Simmons.
After a wedding trip the couple
is now at home in Salem at 383
South 17th St. For going away
the new Mrs. Baker wore a dusty
rose wool suit.'
Geests at the heme of Mr, aad
Mrs. J. E. Law for Christmas are
their two sons and families, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph E. Law Jr. and
children, Judith, Sharyn, Allyson
and Joseph Edward III, of San
Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Law snd Christina of Eugene,
and R. P. Johns of Portland.
Holiday guests ef Mr. aad Mrs.
Robert M. Fitzmaurice are their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph R. Gcrber Jr. and
daughter, Lynn, of Oswego.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Paormaa
and her aunt, Mrs. George Sewell,
are spending Christmas in Port
land at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Bothwell.
Jefferson A pre-Chrlstmas
kidnsp breakfast was enjoyed st
the home of Mrs. Almon Winn
Wednesday morning. Attending
were the Mesdsmes Ed Zehner,
Jake Gilmour, 1 Gurgurich, E.
B. Henningsen, Louise Johnston,
Claude Pilcher, George Marlitt,
Fred Tiefke.
The Past Oracle Clvb ef Reyal
Neighbors will meet at the home
of Mrs. Archie Elliott, 1968 Ferry
St., Tuesdsy night for a gift ex
change and Christmas party at
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